29 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ef336105c08bb92d2802a0a963fa2ad7.pdf 356f0f1806c45a769eff80ff166bf6d1 PDF Text Text - - --+- ,._,-. - .. 'T , -- --;•--.-- - - Mod . U 67th Year, No. 65—Monday, November 4, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents SHORT EKES EN CLIMBING WEI 'THESE TIE1At4 MOUNTAINS FOR WEE KS -I HES woR-rH rT. IS n ESSENCE OP WISDOM J-4E"LL V GIVE US1IlEEAL UNDERSTAND THIS GURU IS L -4OPE - 'THE GREAT (fl-ATS RI GH T. , \1 KNOW MUc1 MEANING OF TRUTH. I aniaates d Dif fer On Drainage Bon - By BOB _ LLOYD City Edi tor Drainage bonds on Thesday's general election ballot for referendum have become the hottest Issue in the Dec. a Sanford city election. Only two of the seven candidates running for two city commission seats say they 7 0106 z=RW - 70M proposed $6. million drainage bond Issue toimancea NMI favor the PACK cVIL) FOR CHANGIE /h" ALMOST - -THERE! # OoiG 5 r citywide storm prograin to alleviate flooding during periods of heavy rain- - I t-%u I~H_ A. ''1cJc',,/,/1II/ I ) •I? , \\ " , W.A - • -- - XX PROVE IT! 11 11 ,. . i it A Lt.bV YER CAR ...IF YA CN STAND T1 TALK -- U5D CAR FWOM This GUY flIORNTO4 DCLAThBEAUDIERE DELBERT EUGA JOHN MORRIS E.O. KEITH plete job and and of . property In the city to fund the Citizens have criticized the right-of-way acquisition, decision isupto each individual ched out city police, fire and waj, condemnation or total of the people in the city," citizens can't afford it." Mrs. drainage program. present commission for poor engineering, legal and fiscal voter. "I have mixed utility services, engineering, legal and fiscal DeLattibeaudiere charged. Woodhouse, who has a The bonds could also be maintenance of the city's agent fees, emotions," he said. "we need McClanahan agrees the agent fees. "There is too much emphasis background of employment by --. turned down clah:L f iii. e SONNY' I -- 'CLOSE T HEART ° , -- --- TAKE - - ___ - Mayor Moore says if the the drainage, but I want to drainage program is badly Alfred DeLattibeaudiere, a on 'city' and not enough on federal agencies in Washington, decide the question. system of major interctptor tax ov property in the city. Thomton says he decided to he has said,"I don't think you are also seeking McClanahan's successfully sought a city and re back to the citizens Incumbent commissioners A. mains and smaller lateral lines Three candidates are op- run against McClanahan could get future bonds passed city commission seat and both commission sat in feels "with a workable plan." If 1972, A. McClanahan and John Is designed to cover five posing McClanahan in his rL%- because of the incumbent's even if people were drowning in oppo6e the drainage bond issue. Sanford citizens shouldn't te elected she says she will do her Morris are seeking re-election "basin" areasticstY1 over the ekctionbid.AutodeaierGuy "arroganceandattltudeward the streets" He says he's best to get drainage grant DeLettibeaudiere under adc1 Dec. 3 to four yestr terms. ang to . 11ornton says he is sorry the citizens." ci concerned that the proposed o get conditions, to pay for "half-way fund& Morris, who Is for the bond -----------. Issue,says he's "surprised that ftL tAKE %T..I'LL3 / same token present open ditch drainage off in of TREATED THIS CAR LIKE A MEM557% OP My BUT ECONOMIC, CONDI'nONS FORCED ME TO SELL... :509.1 by the vote since only a simple system that channels storm bonds are approved L voters know more about the possibility needed but sa ys city taxpayers small contractor, and Mrs. 'people.' People should come D.C., says the city should seek majority (50 per cent plus 1 of waters to Lake Monroe. Tuesday they can be paid federal funds to help finance can't afford the added burden. Stella Wuodhouze, a part-time first," state and federal grants for those voting) Is required to The proposed $6.5 million 26 years with a levy of 5.35 mills the program." "And If the bond issue passes," Orlando Sentinel-Star employe, Mrs. Woodhouse, who tiri drainage, study the situation FAMILY, AspL)T,/-< GRANNY!/r HEI-ta'< MYSELF. SHouu)I UY I SELLA WOOIMIOUSE .MCCLANAHAN ssue It is possible several Lee Moore and commissioners tially the same drainage bonds. campaign issue will be recent that there are "a number of financing" the drainage complete drainage as now hundred voters could approve Julian Stenstrorn and Gordon system. Now consulting Noting that If drainage work annexadons that bypassed grey areas" in the bond issue program. planned. the bonds that won e, taxes Meyer have publicly urged city engineers estimate the cost has Isn't done now it will cost more large areas to take smaller proposal including no estimates "1 advocate defeat of the "They're (city Coirunission) or up to 40 years on all voters to approve the bonds. Juinped to $6.16 million plus later, Thornton says he feels the areas into the city and stret. of costs of acquiring rights-of- not doing anything for the good bond issue," she said. "The . C01 NCEKDENCE THEIRE SHE IS NOW* ING ' j /---'?KEPA5 Stoffe-1 by V" ELMER,THIS BEAUrY WAS OWNED 5Y A LI'L M LADV, IF SHE WAS HE9F_ I COULD - ALFRED A a . -- a.---- -t f - UGIS •1 ..i preference on I, - 1014 by -. If many of the city's 6,OO McClanahan is the only city In 1971 city voters defeated by drainage bonds have become feel city commissioners program may not do "a corn- available federal funds as 'seed measures." She said she unregistered voters fail to show commissioner opposing the a 5-1 margin proposed $3.8 political issue, but he per- are"Ipub lic servants eliminate the money' so the taxpayers don't derstands that the $6.5 million not the bond rid Issue. Morris and Mayor million bond Issue for essen- sonally will vote yes on the dictators." He said his main problems." He has charged have to pay all the cost bond issue won't be enough to 1 _________________ - I __ ve Sanford voters can cast ballots on the proposed bond imue in all 13 city precincts as they vote Tuesday in the state and countywide general ff / POT ' fall. II&RRYI ______ 'X - McClanahan is trying to make - - drainage a political isisue." "The city commisslori is just doing its job. Informing the emocrats e in the most forceful way pouible," he sahL "If the bond isw f4s, to pan the 6ty -A ,. HAPPY DRI p . 15 . '• .-. SONNY." .. ..—.. ' f \, - ,Iv ;1 bjr / 7 CLIC. 7 . - GRANNY (f - • , _____ 1 ______ •/ _________ ts , - Seventeen hundred and eighty-seven lamilies queued up at the Food Stamp outlet in October for help.. . on emino e Unemp oyment - a% • SetJOUS BUSf!JSS a 6O1& VJMO .Ak).. 'T - - • • V - .- ____ •__•g__*.. • last year - • — 1-•-- - --• . havebeenexhausted,thosewho who have t held '1)s a Silt ficientlenth of time to be Keith Says he's running for city commission because downtown r reprEsentation. "The present city commission doesn't seem I VOTING MACHINES CHECKED county 's for are of 4NY . A - . • '_a . j; _____ F ,it J. a , yI ______ • ' loyment A -A- - .— ______ eligible for unemp . . •• • - W eather a ge Pa -, - *k;T~ UP C&S HSCK CA= A F(GHT... Increase ln numbers offamilies using the services of the Seminol Count Food stamp 0Mce at 218 Swith Oak Ave., f , - f - ., 'il H •-•.--_-_•-,. - L I ': L1ita. — ' from September to October, u • - Sixty-five new Iamit'es who had ever before appiled for /f43 Index • Around The Clock ......4A - ........... 613 Bridge Calendar .............. 3A Comics ....... ........6B Crossword Puzzle ...... 7A Dear Abby ............ 12A Dr. Crane .............. &A Sanford. Curtis Spencer, supervisor of the office. said I today households receiving food stamp assistance rose seven J. 41 1 - A twmv 00 financial distress being suffered locally, however, is the -- 1_9I Rom $Uri A rnore telling example of the I-Smcus Bmwess* ALUAYS -'-.• - - -'- to ando have never work ed and those "h- ' I Is until the breaking point is family size Ilie unemployment statistics do noi include the chronically unem p loy ed , ihose benefits _______________________________ • A10Z WHOS 60tk)G 70 LOSF.,... ' _______ -- '. Fig - ______ _____________ I=_•. Euga sa" too he doesn't thh* the 16.5 milhon will fund a cnmplete solution to the problems. Keith says the tax to finance the bond Issue "iiss tOO much for people to beu at ft time but we do have a drainage - — - thepubllc.Itsasklngpeopleto shoulder another tax burden and people on fixed incomes cant do It. — of , . - - rate have • . a ____ against •• - Euga says the city has "great drsiriage roblems and the work needs to be done but because of the present econornic condit.11ons this; isn't the time to put the bond Issue to A new clalm.s office for who defeated Incumbent Fred Seminole County's 134 voting machines are given a final to show an interest in downmechanical check by A. E. Williams of Adams Transfer and Ile noted that the amounts of unemployment opened in Dickinson in a bitter Democrat. catching up with the rest of the reached before applying for Storage Co before being sent to the food stamps which may be Totem Pole Plaza, 306 U.S. 17 SO precincts Ic primary, Republican food stamps country now Tuesday's general election Some 43,714 voters eligible been increased 92. Casselberry today. Currently applications purchased William Muntzlng Kis The Latest estimate from the cast ballots In the county-wide electlon and a 50 percent turnout 0 A ccordi ng Orl degree in an effort to offset simmee, former to Gov. aide Florida State Unemployment require at least three weeks for Is predicted by FJectlons Supervisor Camilla Bruce. Service is an unemployment processing. Spencer advised the effects of inflation. But the unemployment office, new Claude Kirk and city commis. The rate 5.6 per cent a far cry those wishing to participate in Increase has not gone up as claims for South Seminole sioner. from last year's lowest in the the program to call the office rapidly as the rate of inflation, residents will be handled at the , —Treasurer: Democratic ini ifl l otion offi ce and claims now in the cumbent Thomas O'Malley, in kickbacks and one ot perjury, insurance conunissioner, nation figure arid higher than for an appointment and an Spencer noted, Persons can buy any edible Orlando and Sanford offices who was indicted on Oct. 18 on against Republican Jeffrey education commissioner super the three county Seminole- application will be mailed ill be phased Into th e flCW two counts of accepting $50,000 Latharn of Davie, former vises the state school system food product with the stamps Orange-Osceola metropolitan Immediately hter r1() office in the next fewno'' congressional aide who sought and the agriculture commis"lit r In St' 'r iii! t1 ' amount of area 4.3 per cent unemployment to a .__..•./,i,\1p_f.• _y, I Highest In The Metro Area ow*e ScILne:Ldev 4 te: cratic former state Sen. Bruce Sinathers, son of former U.S. Sen. George Samthers, against Republican James Sebesta of the food stamp program are food stamps which heads of Seminole County residents Tampa, former Hillsborough By DONNA ESTES applying weekly, Spencer said. households are eligible to were collecti ng unemployment County elections supervisor. IseraldStaf( Writer lie warned those families in purchase is determined by the benefits. September, 1974 saw —Comptroller: Former state Seminole County, which 2,600. per cent financial distress not to wait amount of income and the that number climb to Sen. Gerald Lewis of Miami, bragged about its 3.7 IT'S ELECTIO" TfPAE- ACAJk). H •- chairman. Five Cabinet races are contested - Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin has no opposition - ofs by - gov fering voters these matchupa. —Secretary of ta Demo- 3K - issues have focused the trnor's office instead of the secondary role as Cabinet -. -- by ignoring it. We'll WW to find e". Keith both oppose Morris in his re-election bid. And both are against the bond 153M. tion, but he may find himself working with anywhere from two to five new members. Democratic Gov. Reubin Askew, who serves as chairrim of the panel that Is sometimes called the state's board of dlrectors, is a solid favorite for re-election over Republican Jerry Thornas in a race where T_ / ____________________________________ is expected to have the same - problem to have retired F ' cow Delbert Euga, a disabled veteran, and men's clothing salesman E 0 I LLAHASSEE Fla — lorida's seven man Cabinet •i(t 't " RUSH fJiT : . .-. . P . - TO THe TRACK 1 A FP%IeND GAVE ME A' IN THE FOUKTH KACE RID OF THAT . 3 cii WITH MY 4 '-- • ____________________________________________________ • *in- ers a= i, nef Cwr Ku Klux Klan support. sioner regulates agrieWture. Education Commissioner: Collectively, the gove DernotratR incumbent Ralph arid (ibiritt head the Depart. Turhngton,aripomtedto the po- ments of Highway Safety Clothes iine sition by Askew In April when Motor Vehicles, General SerAvow unnecessary spending tndictei former commissioner vices, Criminal Law Enfc*-Floyd Christian resigned, and cement, Natural Resources and for clothing. A coordinated Republican Carl Kutt.lerJr.,St. Revenue and serve as t he color scheme will make your Petersburg Junior college ad. Trustees of the Internal wanrobe seem larger than it Is. Try buying new accessorics minLstrator. Improvement Trust Fund. instead of new outfiLq. And don't —Agriculture Corrunissioner: A Democratic sweep would buy fad clothing that will be out Du -nocratic incumbent Doyle give Askew, if he ism-elected, a of fashion before eworn Conner, facing an election op. friendly Cabtr,eI, a luxury he Oil B t.B cl uy c oothing ng on sale or out '"nent for the first time since did not enjoy until late in his ifl-JeaSOn, but don't consider he won the office In l%O, firatterm. any item a bargain 1 you against Donald K. Webb of For the first three years of - -. Lakeland. a salesman and the Askew administration, the woulln't have bought it at the political-unknown running Cabinet split 41 against the fuil price. So-called bargains ,t are seldom or never uwd under the American party governor on many sensiti%e is. tha are nosA expensive luxuries, sues. banner. Each Cabinet officer huds The lineup was Askew, She. ~ove you a clever way to save r,t agency: The vin and Christian vs. Conner, enefgy or fight inflation? Send your ato T7e Inflation Fi?tr, rt of secretary of state supervises OMalley, Dickinson and for. e yo hates banking, the trea5urer de- Stone But Christian was in- We vs WWI be able to acknowl edge - - .,: - ,:Z—_ - ._- .. .•• •----------• horoscope ........... 8A • ------ -- ' —f- '-- TwenIy-six hundred Seminole Coutitfans drawing unemployment checks, 3A Obituaries Television • . .. . . .. . ...313 posits state (units and serves as dicted and Stone resigned. -• ' __ -: _ --------- - iT --------fjr - - - ---- ------------- ___ ------=------------ - _t•.J --- -•-=------ - - ' f • - - - - - -==--- - -. -- -------==-=------------ • __7 t=---- �- 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 4, 974 -•4--•-;----- - --------- V - - .- - --------.------,- 4 Kissinger To Meet Arabs Sanford _i.•J in lieu of $5,100 bond, charged with resisting arrest with violence and breach of peace, IN BRIEF Black UAW Officer Shot DETROIT (AP) "It's a real bone crusher, man," says one union official of the weekend slaying of Nelson Jack Edwards, the tcp-ranldng black officer of the United Auto Workers. A native of Montgomery, Ala., Edwards came to Detroit In 1937 at the age of 20 and found work at the Chrysler Foundry. He was active in the UAW from almost the beginning and in 1962 became the first black elected to the UA%V's International Executive Board. Eight years later he became the first of his race to be elected a vice president of the big auto union. Eawards, 57, died early Saturday In a burst of gunfire at a Detroit bar. Police say the shots were fired by a patron who opened fire with a pistol when he was told the bar was closing. - -_ _•_ . bring their position closer to each other. It Ls for this purpose that I am going to the Middle 44 idA X -azz W14 4 . 4 L1 1 Ed L3 19 After his Middle East peace 1 _'_ swing, Kissinger goes toTurkey - Soviets Offer Arabs Aid Saw Indians Disperse Protestors PATNA. India (AP) Indian police fir tear gas into a crowd of more than 5,000 student activists, breaking up a two-hour antigovernment march led by a 72-year-old foe of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. 'Ihe British never treated our Independence leaders like this," said Jayaprakash Narayan, a disciple of Mohandas Gandhi and the head of a seven.montbold movement against Mrs Gandhi's Congress party in the east Indian state ofBihar. Narayan rode a jeep at the front of the parade through the city's main business district Narayan is trying to force Mrs. Gandhi to dissolve the state Ieglslatwe and fire the Congress party government of the state. He accuses the state government of widespread corruption. - VVORI_E) AW _ _ _ TALK OF TOWN Walls will be going up soon on $500,000 expansion of Southern Bell Telephone central office at Laurel Avenue and 10th Street, Sanford. The 6,000 square foot addition, scheduled for March completion, will house switching equipment and future service expansions at th e telephone company plant location housing three exchanges and nerve center of north Seminole telephone system. Local Bell manager Tom Hunt said an adjacent parking lot will be for employe parking. __________ E H ER CE NT E R '' '" '" - - - - - - I - • . - I UMW Talks Halted; esvm ion Possible WASHINGTON (AP) Federal mediators are working to being about a resumption of contract negotiations aimed at averting a nationwide coal strike after the United Mine Workers broke off talks In a dispute over money matters. Despite the Impasse, 11MW President Arnold Miller said Owe still was a slim hope of preventing a walkout when the current contract expires Nov. 12.. "The onus Is on the operators," he said. "The out 24 to - union's latest economic proposals. A spokesman for the BituChief federal mediator W.J. minous Coal Operators AssociUsery Jr. said both sides were willing to resume discussion ation said the mine owners had and he was hopeful for a meet- wanted to first resolve the reing today. However, he ac- ma ining noneconomic issues. "We made a great deal of knowledged that no time had progress and In a short time been set for a new session. in a day or so we could reach Usery stepped Into the talks an agreement," said Guy Sunday night after Miller led Farmçr, the spokesman and his bargaining team out of the chief iistry negotiator. negotiations, saying there was In an parent move to Inno polnt4n contlnulre until the •raase fressure for a settletV. coal producers responded to the ment, the UMW's 38-member 48 hours are rather critical," Miller added. - - IN BRIEF bargaining council approved Miller's recommendation to re-turn to the coal fields rather Ow wait in Washington in hopes that the talks would resume and result in a tentative agreement. Time Is already running short and this means at least an extra day before they can return here. The council must first approve any agreement before It can be submitted to the union's 120,000 members In 25 states under a complicated ratifies lion process. ' ML MIAP)—A Cuban refugee who gave up his ontlCastro activities and returned secretly to Havana says exile extremists have plotted to kill U.S Secretary of State Henry Essinwr. Caries Rivero Cellado, son of a former Cuban prime minister who now lives In Miami, also said over Havana radio Sunday that Cuban exile terrorists plan open warfare against countries who vote to lift sanctions imposed against Cuba by the Organization of American States: The scheme includes attempts on the lives of foreign ministers, ambassadors and other diplomats of nations aiding with Cuba, Rivero asserted. Among these mentioned, he said, was Fo.eign Minister Gonzalo Faclo of Costa Rica. Rivero gave ne details of the alleged plots against Kissinger and the others in the broadcast monitored in Miami, but he said the "cowiterrevolutlonarles" working against the Castro regime were to receive arms and nu'nev from the Chilean government of Gen. At'gusto Pinochet. Florida Man Murdered KINMUNDY. ill. (AP) The victim of an apparent automobile accident early Sunday was shot twice in the head, police said. State police said Sunday that Warren It Merritt, 25, of Freeport. Fla., wra found In his wrecked car at the bottom of a 200-foot gully oil Inttrstate 57 north of Klnmundy In Marion County. A spokesman for the state police said a murder investigation was started. He said two shots, apparently fired through the window from outside the car, struck Merritt In the left side of the head. If Merritt was moving at the time, police said, the gunshot wounds would explain the crash. Otherwise, Merritt might have been shot and the car shoved over the embankment, authorities said. - 1 0 NOVUMB ER AND DECEMBER on COUPON AND SAVEI test Couple Chosen - - . CALENDAR - 1 HOSPITAL NOTES .' $nnoundnI - - 9 Opening Of New Off ice Charles G. AdkinsM.D. Family Practice Monday Thru Friday READEA 12 To 3 Pa Noma /(,4 Ckae And By Appointment Ph. 323.8540 241 Country Club Rd. Lake Mary, Fla. 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McArth),Deltona BorninCasala,he had llvedm tj Smith Garnet, Sanford; Maria Theresa Moore, Orange City for six bears and and four grandchildren was a lifetime resident of Funeral services and burial Deltona Margaret M Pollicino, Volusia Count) He was a will be in Logan, V Deltona veteran of WWI a self. Gramkow Funeral Home in employed building contractor, charge of local arrangements Ola M. Thompson, Geneva a nd member of First Baptist Lillian "u' MRS LOIS RICHARDSON Church, DeBary; SL Johns Ja.ine ' Lodge 37 of F&AM, DelAnd; Dorothy B. Ramsay, Lake Mrs. Lois Gatlin Richardson, Bahia Shrine Temple, Orlando; Orlando Scottish Rites Lodge Maria Mars, Longwood Orlando York Rites ""e' Oak Hill, she was a member of son, Osteen Bap st ti Church. a Survivors include Walter H. Reed, Orange City Survivors Include five Eugene (Bud) Davis, Da)Una Shir ley M. luck, Sorrento Beach; two dUhleS daughters, Mrs. Gloria Betty Ttwner, on, a nd Nan Elizabeth Chancy, Orange or 3. an City; Mrs. Jacqueline Sue Lehr. Clark, Osteen; Mrs. et nikule, Clinton, Iowa; Sanford ndti;tt Beach; three - -grand-children, one greatsons, ons , smnon (iaUin, Osteen; grandchild YeSterda hi gh was 15 low this Raymo nd Gatlin, Orlando and morning Y S David Lang Funeral Home, Deltona, in charge. Mostly sunny today and Tuewsy. mother, Mrs. Mamie B. Johns, Gen1UY fair ton ight. High s t he Sanford; three brothers and one mid SOi. Lowe in low to mid 'Os LESTER PERRY variable mostly east arid southt sister; numerous rand- winds 5 to 10 P and greatLester Perry, 64, of 123 N. children Tuesday, Sunland Dr., Sunland Estates, grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home In E.tenOed Foreasts Wedncsd., (lied Saturday morning at through Friday Florida Peninsula -charge. Seminole Memorial Hospital. n rar to partly CtOdIy and continued He was a native of Tarrytown, — mild Highs In the lo*' to md f W. VA . and lived jn Sanford for 01r 10 north and near 70 the past six years moving here Daytona Such tides for Tuesday from Logan, W. Va. He was a high 11:31 am, p.m.; low 1:55 member of First Baptist RICHARDSON, MRS. LOIS am. 5 - 16 p.m.; Port Canaveral GATLIN Church of Logan and the 11:31 P m - 0*1 AS Lo a.m. 5:26 Mayfair Country Club. He was Gatlin Richardson, 64, Mrs ot Osl"n, a former director of the Board wto died today will be held of the Logan County Park and Wednesday at 2 pm. at Britton Funeral Home. Burial in Recreation Department. Evergreen Cemetery. Brsssnn in Sur vivors Include his wife, charge - - - VOTETOMORROW Exercise Your Great American Privilege — nIS year. . Kee BILL • /-;--•.• -.L .. p . •-:- -s - - Who Listens-. . . And Speaks for The People ONGRESS Funeral Notice 1 (PPsL,. Pd. ib,Jackw1ots.camp.JgnInas. I#VIUU. I Witth ur help. Sanf,,(1. I VOTE at NOV. 5 Ratej by Carrier 4, AGAINST THE EMPLOYED (APPOINTED SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS TO KEEP THE SUPERINTENDENT ELECTED BY THE PEOPLE. FREE ESTIMATES WE INSTALL AltamonteSprings3os-8311317 - Pd. for by Bud Layer I] & D1St. t. is - Publeshed Daily and Sund.. t.CfD$ S..?uvday and Chtitlmas t)-i,-!y Te Sanf or d Hf,Id. Inc %tjtrphi . s ; EwninL! Iicnsld Sunday Hendd ',-d Clan Pnfage Paid ,-.,ncrd rrda lfl - more than ever before. support those who are truly concerned about our country WEATHER -- ' CHALET CARPETS, INC. A ' - FIGHT INFLATION WITH US 904 E. Alta Monte Ave. (SR 436) - 1' 10% OFF WITH THIS COUPON LARCE STOCK OP FIRST QUALITY CARPET $HAG$CUTLOOPPLUSHI COMMERCIAL BRING YOUR ROOM SIZES AND 11415 • , -7I:M FALL WAREHOUSE CARPET SALE COUPON 000DALL DURING - _ __________________________________________________ man, John N. Mitchell, Robert C. Mardian and Kenneth W. Parkinson. The attorneys for former White house domestic af1iirs chief John D. Ehrllchman asked no questions of the articigate and forceful Magruder, who frequently stole the court. room spotlight away from deferse lawyers. Magruder Is serving a 10-month to four-year prison term for his on part In the cover-up. Magruder was to be followed by his former administrative assistant at the re-election committee, Robert Reisner. He is the only wltnessso far who has not been indicted or served a jail term for a part In either the original Watergate burglary or the cover-up. Oi3 P Fencpi Ave. Monday, Nov. 4,1974—JA - PAT TELS; N It j( - Ø, After Magruder WASHINGTON (AP) Prosecutors In the Watergate coverup trial have nearly finished with the testimony of major witnesses and will soon play recorded evidence they say is among the most damning to be put before theiry. Watergate prosecutors say they plan to play more than 20 presidential tapes, on which are heard only the voices of Richrd bL Nixon and one or more of three of the defendants. Before the jury again dons olive-colored earphones that give the courtroom the appearance of a language laboratory, some legal preliminaries must be cleared up. The first of the tapes may be beard by the end of the week. Meanwhile, the trial entered its sixth week today with Jeb Stuart Magruder, deputy director of Nixon's 1972 re-election campaign, scheduled to resume the stand for his final day of cross-examination by the de-fense. So far, he has withstood most attempts by lawyers for (our of the five defendants to c.'ilp away at his testimony. Magruder's story of the cover-up, in which he admittedly was a central figure, deeply enmeshei defendants H.R. Halde- ------- Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. A . •• ' Jury Gets Tapes Exiles Oppose Policy - Oak'- - • East since the October 194 war, was not intended to pro. duce any agreements. Instead he will be trying to find out wtiat can be done to get negotiat ions olng again. for talks on am Cyprus dispute. The officials said the secre. 0Txbi Turks are angry about tary of state is not convinced 11 adopted by the U.S. that the summit ruled oit Ilis Congress last month to cut off p-b) step approa ch t .::'i t' t hn irilo.t. Vi m! selen nt for Israel to hold separat'll PFO wal negotiations with Egyp(and Jordan and an case the Turkish goverrunents indefinite delay in the resulnp. concern and Insure Tur key's tion of the Geneva peace (Ofl continued coopera tion inasUk2L progress Ierene e em Mediterranean affairs. nego t iations would in. in such The secretary of state was th e Syrians to negotiate flying Later today to Rome for a duce before the same way. major address 'flisday Kissinger told newsmen the World Food Conference. He will hurry on to the capitals of "several of the parties" halij Egypt on Tuesday night, Saudi asked him to return to the Arabia and Jordan on Wed- Middle East. . . . V - BEIRUT, Lebanon ( API - A top Soviet commentator tys uw 1rahs should lc'tk f o r help (riii Soviet [tmmunist party chief Leonid I. Brezhnev at the Geneva peace conference and not for some "miracle" by Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. "There has been talk in the Arab world about American miracles to solve Arab problems," said Igor Belayev in an interview with the independent newspaper An Nahar. "But we now rve that American miraclesaccomplished only modest and extremely limited results. So we in Moscow want to regard Brezhnev's coming visit to Egypt and the Arab countries as an event of utmost importance and a new opportunity to develop Soviet-Arab relations. ..." . t. .• - --=-- John D. Mitchel, 52,114 West -' CHtu!. disorderly conduct. 1st Street, Sanford Is in -• r ;::z:tlp Clayton Irving Eubanks, 18, Seminole County Jail, In lieu of • $5,000 bond, charged with Lake Monroe Terrace Is in Seminole County Jail, In lieu of aggravated assault. $10,000 bond, charged with "i-EDITOR'S NOTE Is Ea. In Britain, for example, and squeeze. The lemon will robbery and use of a firearm In , rope, Inflation Is li _ nibb ng away where the Inf!atlon rate was 10 keep inde fi nitely as the hole •XF County commission of felony. money for household budgets, per cent last year and 17.1 per closes again," Jane Smith, Not: 'Three unidentified men, one Italians are making pasta at cent this year, housewives tingham. Leslie Predhuman Tiwarl, 23, armed with a pistol made off home. Germans are shopping write to newspapers to share Other housewives suggest Union Park, Orange County Is wi • th $40 from Hudson Servi ce more often. In Britain, savings money-saving ideas. Among that hair shampoo is cheaper being held without bond in Station, Longwood after forcing are spent. Rich and poor, Eu- them: than bubble bath and does the Seminole County Jail, charged attendant at gun point to give ropcans are finding new ways —"To make perfume last, same Job, that dad's old pa'I' with sexual battery. them the money. 1 to stretch take-home pay. 6. shake a little on a small piece of jamas make good ironing board Alexander Lewis, 68,717 Quill Janey Highberger, 525 East cotton wool and drop this inside covers and that telephone di. Street, Orlando Is In Seminole Semoran Boulevard reported Christine Beckett and Gregg Flgura By FRED COLEMAN parade candidates your bra. The scent lingers rectories can becorne children's County Jail, in lieu of $5,000 jewelry valued at $600 was Associated Press Writer longer," Anne Nunn, Ipswich. scrapbooks. bond, charged with carrying a stolen Sunday from 551 East LONDON (API In these days. —"Always have a meal or Inflation worries people from concealed firearm. Semoran Boulevard. of soaring Inflation, British snack before shopping for gro. all levels of society bachJames Harvey Williams, 23, Art Ailing, Lake Mary millionaire Jim Staler advises ceries," Mary Rogers, Tapiow, elors, young married couples New York Is In Seminole County Boulevard, Lake Mary is listed C Investing in cans of baked —"Shop one day later each and pensioners. Jail, In lieu of $10,000 bond, in good condition in Florida beans. week. Every seven weeks you'll Jenny Suslak, 28, a single girl charged with forgery and Ut- Ilospit.al today suffering from a You can't eat stock cer-tifi. have one week's housekeeping who earns $4,800 a year with a Selected by the Seminole Braille. SN enjoys music and He plans to attend art school I tering forged instruments broken neck, lacerations to the n cates or fine art, but even if the money left over," Joan Read, London advertising agency — (checks), County Bus Drivers Association would like t go into electronics Chicago or New York. mouth, and other injuries as a bottom falls out of the baked Rochester. the average British salary Gregory John FIalkiewk-z, 18, result of an air boat accident to compete for the title fo work. She attended school in Proceeds for the contest will bean market, Sister claims you —"If only a drop of lemon says, "It's really hit me badly 232 Masters Boulevard, Winter Sunday at Mullet Lake Park, Christmas Parade King and Germany when her father was be used to help defray the costs won't starve. Juice Is required, pier ce th e in e last year. I have to think th Qt Park is in Se minole County Jail, Geneva, were Christine Beckett, stationed there with the U.S. of the annual Sanford ChristOne British newspaper, the lemon with a knitting needle twice about buying new clothes. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Army. mas Parade sponsored by the Sunday Telegraph, took Slater Beckett of Paola, and Gregg Downtown Businessmen's serinu.sis', hought 100 pounds ( Fiura, 5(11 of Mr. and Mrs, C. is a senior at Oviedo Assoctatiuu (10 Dcc. Con$24J worth i( canned food and J. Figura of 556 Brookwood high School where he Is doing testants with the most votes (at plans to see if that Investment Lane, Forest Brook, Maitland. the art work for the school a penny a vote) will be an. does better than the London A Junior at Seminole High newspaper and yearbook and l.a nounced Nov. 9 at the Pilot Club stock market. School, 17-year-old Christine a member of the Drama Club. Spaghetti Dinner and Home and Across Europe in Aquino, a took rehabilitation training for lie received art awards In the Hobby Show, small Italian town south of NOV. 4 the blind In Daytona Beach. She eighth, ninth and 10th grades NOV. The King and Queen will ride Rome, grocer Antonio del Duca Masonic Wayfarers of Seminole Unit 30 Disabled types, writes longhand In spite and works at Disney World in the parade on their own royal complains: "People here now DeBary, 2 p.m. DeBary Civic American veterans Auxiliary, of her handicap and knows doing caricatures and portraits, float, raise pigs and hens in their Center. Two Bell System film 7:30 p.m.. DAV home. Guests back yard. They buy grapes will be shown. Mamie Williams, past and make their own wine, Quilting Techniques, eight Department Commander; knead their spaghetti at home weeks, 7-10 p.m. Call Corn- Evelyn Dean, past Department and even manage to prepare a munity Services Seminole Commander; and Sixth District __________________________________________________________________________ homemade kind of soap -- ---U. Junior College for reserv ati ons. Commander Runge. "Believe me, we are back to a Bear Lake Elementary war economy like in 1943." Oviedo Band Parents, 7:30 NOV. 1, 1974 Barbara L. Evans, Lake Rolls Bush School I' has cotite to that. PTA, 7:45 p.m., school p.m., Oviedo High School ADMISSIONS Marion Jones Ma!-)' BOB PEARSON .. Western European inflation Library, for parents of auditorium. Halfway house Sanford: THE INCUMBENT... Francis LeRoy Lee, Lake ranges from 7 today musicians, drum majors, personnel will present program McNeil per Rosa Lee cent John M. Dodson Monroe Bob Psrson vAil rovid lcc. The incurTtnt did not vote on on drugs and drug abuse. annually In West Germany to ship Rev. Jon C. Miller dancers and majorettes. Donna M. Mangum to rssto, confidence in pal- S 118 2346, creatIng. sevan morn. Harold Green, Port orange 18.7 per cent in Italy coin- itic, and politicians, Charlotte B. Tueil E thics Conmisson. P*t*d Bask Interior Design, 7-10 Alcoholics Anonymous closed David Morris u pared th an 1 pemtrate In 103-0. 14-176. Nadine Williams meeting, 8 p.m., Holy Cross p.m., SJC Adult Education BIRTHS John W. O'Neal Jr. the United States. Deans C. Lee Mr. & Mrs. Paul Evans Parish House, 400 Magnolia Campus, BI. 15. Call CornAn AsSociated Press survey Barbara Reid Ernest J. Singleton (Bnj- bara E.) a girl, Lake Mary Ave., Sanford. Al-Anon Family munity Services for reserin Britain, France, West Ger. Savannah Stevens Maria Cements vatlons. Group 8 p.m. DISCHARGES many and Italy Indicates many Cora K. Scheurele, Deltona Sanford: NOV. 5 Freda C. Wilson Sanford Lions Club, flOOfl, Europeans are cutting back, of. John Spadea, Deltona DeLa B. Blythe Ernest J. Singleton Southside Elementary School House of Steak. Speaker, John ten with Ingenuity. Advisory Committee, 3:30 p.m. Mercer, U.S. Bank president, — Deana C. Lee. in school library, on the economy. Helen Bell, DeBary Rita L Smith, DeLand A THI • - --.--_ Europe Returns o W~~a r Economy -- - • ' BELGRADE, Yugoslavia er Middle East peacekeeping at his side, Kissinger said the leader's White Palace, an tinTito, a steadfast supporter of nesday and Syria and Israel on (AP) Secretary of State Hen- swing Tuesday, told newsmen United States "will do its ut- posing mansion that once be- the Mats In their push for Is- Thursday "to explore Possible ry A. Kissinger said today Is- the purpose of the trip is ,to we most to move matters In the longed to Prince Paul, pee- rael to relinquish territory, said next steps toward a Middle both he and Kissinger ex- East peace, he announced reel and the Arab states must whether useful negotiations can Middle East to a just and last- tender to the throne, "make an effort to bring their be conducted and In what ing peace." They made brief statements pressed concern "because of Sunday. American officials stressed positions closer to each other." manner." Kissinger conferred with Tito to newsmen afterwards and the stagnation that Is there. Kissinger, who begins anothWith Yugoslav President Tito for 14 hours in the Yugoslav took no questions. Much depends on the United that the trip, Klsstnger'3 eigh tA States which so far has had a through the Middle East since the October 1973 war, was not main Influence." to produce any agree. intended Kissinger said, "The United best ments. Instead he will be trying States would like to do its ..5 A. to prevent a stalemate from de- to find out what can be done to veloping. This requires that all get negotiations going again. .1 . •. sjuesunuvrides the parties on both s The American officials _____ 1 stand the special necessities of stressed that the trip, Kissin. .-'1 the other and make an effort to ger's eighth through the Middle - =-- £ ' - POLICE BLGTTER I -. •--. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1974 we can keep responsive leadership in Florida Reubin • Am Askew-Williams FOR GOVERNOR FOR It GOVERNOR DEMOCRATS paid political advv tiseminti paid for by Askpy.-W,il,ni c.mpaq tr.aur,r �LI Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ()P1KIIAM II%I#I 1 I Fuørilnn I-1rnlr4 cnfnrd , dng Iferald L%vvb 1:1 0 Monday, Nov. 4.1974-4A - Weekend Death Count JACK ANDERSON Rocky Knew 01 An =Goldber9 Book 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA, 32771 Area Cede 30r.-M-2611 or 831-9993 V. ti WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C.MARKEY,Advertising Director tax evasion fine, according to sources close to for the United States.. . MIssIssiPpi's Sen. WASHINGTON — The FBI's voluminous topple him," according to congressional sleuths. The audit was conducted by 40 auditors from the pair. The same sources tell us that the for. James Eastland's Internal Sccurity sub. reports on Nelson Rockefeller, the Vice President has repaid Sinatra and is committee has put out a report containing Home Dellv.ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; President-designate, suggest that both he and his the Congressional Joint Taxation Committee and mer Vice doing quite well on his own. . . The word Is recipes for such marijuana delicacies as Year, $2840. By Mkl: In Florida same as home delivery. All aides attempted at first to cover up hlii the Internal Revenue Service. A source with now and Chile Bean Pot, none of them, of other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. knowledge of the smear biography of Arthur access to the summary report told us: "It shows out in the business community that Spiro Agnew Brownies staples in Eastland's pantry. Rockefeller, warts and all, and there are a few is the man to see if you want to do business with course, Goldberg. Top anti.poverty officials Bert Gallegos, The book was financed by Rockefeller's more warts. But there Is absolutely no evidence oil-rich Iran or Kuwait. Knowledgeable sources Louis Ramirez and W illiam Sawyer flew to say Agnew won't even look at a proposal until he brother, Laurance, when Goldberg was running of fraud or other Illegali ty." at an extra $106 9. . White House sources tell Seattle recently, first class, is paid a fat retainer.. In the audit on the checklist the items of Most against Rockefeller for governor of New York. preparing to ease some each. The luxury was particularly inappropriate The F. reports allege that Rockefeller at. came up negative. "You fellows are going to us that President Ford Is because they were visiting a struggling Indian torney John Wells, who worked out the book deal, think this thing is 'dullsville," said the in- Nixon holdovers out of his cabinet. Not even 1,re economic project... We recently reported that personally discussed it with Nelson Rockefeller, vestigator. "About all it shows is this guy was Secretary of State Henry Kissinger can be of his job. Former Atty. Gen. Elliot Richardson Rep. John Wydler, RN.Y., had spent $12,000 of Wells received no instructions from Santa Claus." to mail out an illegal The report covered not only his tax returns and former Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton the taxpayers, money Rockefeller, according to the FBI. But not long to his constituents. After the article afterward, author Victor Lasky was sounded out for the last six years but his fabulour gifts and have been mentioned around the White House as newsletter Spurred by the energy crisis and the goal of appeared, Wydler sent out another mass mailing family holdings. It has becn delivered under seal Kissinger's possible successor... about writing the biography. Project Independence, a group of oil companies also apparently violated the law. The On his diplomatic rounds, Henry Kissinger which to the house Judiciary and Senate Rules cornRockefeller gave two conflicting stories, at million plant to Planning a 150 Mailing Cornrnkslon, whe have learned, li't year bean h, is encountrcd more complaint.s zitxnit high h!ou saying ituttct. any involvement but later den y ing t[rt extract oil in commercial quantities from shale The Senate committee will reopen hearings food prices than high oil prices. He was will meet this week to consider action on the the Wells visit had slipped his mind. like Mideast incidents... deposits in Colorado. The companies recently A Rockefeller family adviser. Richardson on the controversial nomination on November 13. reminded sharply that U.S. wheat, A few weeks ago, the FBI rushed Into oil, has quadrupled In price during the past year. announced that work on the project has been Dilworth, also gave the FBI two different stories The House still hasn't scheduled hearings, seized Footnote: FBI lnvcstlgators called upon Kissinger will offer U.S. aid to alleviate would Washington's German Ill-Fl Center and suspended after an investment of $40 million, about the undercover biography. recorder mikes and tape miniature on several Rome Food Conference Thereon hangs a tale that has gloomy imAt first, Dilworth claimed that neither he nor Rockefeller's divorced wife. Mary, but got no hunger at the of state has accessories, which had been stocked as InRockefeller had any knowledge of the biography, derogatory information from her. Rockefeller November 5. . . The secretary plications for the ability of the Unites States of alerted President Ford that the foreign ministers cidental items. The raid came after the center's But in a second affidavit, Dilworth told the FBI aides didn't respond to our inquiries, America to get through the next couple of decades WASHINGTON WHIRL: When Spiro Agnew of the west!rn hemisphere, without doubt, will president, Robert Dorsen, remarked on another tale. He wound up confirming that both the FBI was one of his customers without a crippling energy shortage. Our battle for knowledge of gave up the vice presidency to avoid criminal vote next month to end sanctions against Cuba. It television that advance and Rockefeller had he self-sufficiency in energy could be lost Wore, it prosecution, his friend Frank Sinatra told him will be left to each nation, Kissinger explained, for this equipment. Now the Justice Dept. has the project policy toward Cuba. He quietly dropped the case but has not returned the ins. really The secret six-year audit of Rockefeller's tax not to worry about money. The controversial to chart its own foreign The enemy is a familiar one-inflation. The shale returns meanwhile, contains "nothing that will crooner loaned Agnew money to pay his $10,000 recommended a cautiously conciliatory policy equipment plant at Rifle, Cob., which was supposed to cost $450 million is now on the drawing boards with a .: TOM TIEDE price tag of $800 million. By the time pipelines and WILLIAM RUSHER the other support facilities are added to the project, ____ cost could top $1 billion. This means that the plant / `~ *4 could not pay for itself if the 50,000 barrels of oila V \ /ho r 41 on the market at $7 a day it will produce goes Oil Shale Plant Inflation rjr El Ile. barrel, the anticipated price. The oil would have to traordinary development costs for tapping new sources of fuel are going to be reconciled with government efforts to control fuel prices to the advantage of consumers. Making America self-sufficient in energy is a goal, but it is not a policy. An energy policy must include specific plans for exploration, development and production of fuel from various sources. It would embrace prices, taxes, subsidies, demands i Ch na When !A a o D ies ? Recent reports from Peking that Chairman Mao has suffered a severe stroke may prove taise, t that will scarcely affect the point that Red ailnamust soon undergo the trauma ofhis death. "Do you think Mao Tse-tung is on the way out?" a television Interviewer recently asked me. To which I replied Amply, "Did you ever know a man of 80 who wasn't?" The orderly transfer of pr from an ftt&WIsWd heeUOIY to any successor, handpicked or otherwise, is perhaps ue tougiiest problem in the whole realm of politics. One of the great advantages of "legitima te" monarchies (balanced against their numerous disad. vantages) was that they tended to help solve this And one of the most brilliant prot achievements of the United States Is that, for most of our 200'year history, we have coped with the problem successfully — though don't forget the nineteenth century's most spectacular bloodbath followed on a single failure, In 10, to for environmental protection and other factors that do so. to a can stimulate or retard progress toward our goal. is grestly btenAfled by the adulation lavished on Controlling Inflation Is surIy our No. 1 priority, ft supreme despoL For a quader ac and keeping energy costs under control ls part Of the Chinese people have been taught that wisdom the problem. However, if President Ford's new begins and ends In that famous little red book National Energy Board does not manage soon to containing the sayings of Chairman Mao. They lay down a coherent, long-range energy policy, the cost of fuel and power will become secondary to the issue of whether there Is enough to be had at any price, No Place To Hide Worldwide ioflaticm and the global thirst for oil spurred pendence," President Ford's recent plea for a "Project in which beleagered nations would lean upon each other In meeting the twin problems. But the areas of economics and energy are not the only riddles that defy nationalistic and simplistic solutions. Two United Nations conferences in the last few months have focused on the Law of the Sea and a burgeoning world Population. The potential wealth of the ocean beds and the food cnd mineral resources of the waters themselves promise benerits to nations not necessarily numbered among the wealthiest or the &nartest. Rapidly multiplying ° people pose immediate Problems of Individual rights and . _• - /.. . . •:.'., - ' - . ' . - :- ' . -. .. -. - • t Rumor Mill Runs Wild T -. / -. ' NE,A ' 'Where's Everybody Going?" Li WASHINGTON — (NEA) — The latest hearsay at the watercoolera around town is that the Treasury Department Is secretly printing billions of bucks worth of new money. The currency—variously reported as red, blue or yellow—Is said to be a preparation for the day when an Inflaticm1ighling president announces to the folks that harsh times necessitate harsh measures thus they must trade Is two old greenbacks to get one bill of America's new legal tender. The tale is rubbish, of course. And so is another current bit of Washington prattle which suspecta the nation's major oil wells will dry out within the year. And so is the gossip that Richard Nixon knows the skeleton in Jerry Ford's closet and therefore is still in command of the ship. Yet for all the vicious Insinuation, and the risky potentialities as well, the federal city rumor mill Is grinding away at a rate long4lme observers say Is unprecedented. The whispers in the street and the yaks across the bars are loose and ominous. Credit cards are going to be seized; the Arabs are financing major political campaigns; a cheap gasoline substitute has been discovered but is being suppressed by petroleum Interests. Normally, the Washington rumors have been harmless. During the 193, thousands of visitors Inquired as to the whereabouts of a cat which reputedly had survived a fall from the Washington Monument only to be killed by a dog, stuffed and placed In an honored corner of the To The Editor for control of these large entities and perhaps effective voice command." I don't know whether '4 EJ - n ___ loting staring them in the face, that all changed. Eckerd, 61, has been the most vocal in attacks on the opposition, blasting Grady as an ego-tripping spoiler and elevating Stone from a liberal to an ultra-liberal. Grady, 43, a Belle Glade doc- tor, has divided his jibes be. bels which ought to stay on the tween his two opponents saying medicine bottles In his drug that "the tnAh is Mr. Eckerd stores." amid Mr. Stone are not all that far apart on their philosophy." Stone, however, has had little Stone, 45, responded to Eck- bad to say about Grady, aware erd's attacks by accusing the that the American Party candi. drugstore millionaire of offer- date is more of a threat to EckIng only catch phrases and "la- erd than to him. IS THE AVERAGE TAXPAYER GETTING "RIPPED OFF" BY TAX ASSESSMENT? I think it's about time a good, clean look is taken at the matter of tax assessment. We must operate under the burden of taxation, but I believe we should all pay our fair share. . . .even if we are a member of the County Commission. I have taken the time to investigate certain matters concerning "fair share" assessment, and I offer lust one example.. . .you, the voter, may draw your own conclusion: TOM INCUMBENT OPPONENT No. of Acres ----------¼ ---------4.6 RESIDENCE BINFORD Lakefront ----------- No -------- 307ff Est'd Appraised Value Actual 1974 Ad Valorem Tax Rssessment'. MIAMI BEACH tAP) Some 32,750 women will die from breast cancer in 1974, a physician says, but few people know the disease will also kill about 250 men. And because breast cancer is so rare In men, they may not recognize it or become concerned when they notice lumps on their chest, says Dr. Paul A. DeMare of Philadelphia. DeMare estimates there are about 700 new cases of male breast cancer every year In the United States. "It never crosses the mind of a man who finds a lump In his chest," he told the American Society of Therapeutic Radiologists convention Sunday. "In fact, he may not even know there is such a thing." $50,000 ------ $90,200 --- $740 --------$523 Ba*ed on Compareblts * County Courthouse Records I cannot understand why my opponent only paid $523 in tax for 1974 on his residence valued at more than $90,000 while I paid a tax of $740 on my residence which is valued at $50,000. I don't mind paying my fair share, but I think it's time we took a close look to make sure everyone is doing the same. ELECT TOM GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) With state university scholarship funds from pari-mutuel wagering up 40 per cent this year over 1973, the Board of Regents faced a happy task today. The Regents were scheduled to meet on the University of Florida campus to approve allocation of the $987,211 obtained from the taxes on horse and dog racing and jai alai betting. County Commission DISTRICT 2 POL. ADV. PD. BY 0. BROWN, TREAS. THE (Co OPPONENT HARRY KWIATKOWSKI or. Dr. Bruce Max Feldman, dir~ of the pet recently forced to open the doors there to prove - - Sense a quickening of Interest. The people are beginning to feel like voting." At the start of the campaign, the trio of candidates for the Senate seat being vacated by Republican Edward Gurney rarely mentioned each other by name. But with Tuesday's lxii. Earnest - allied with each other along provincial or the man who passed my yard last week had clinic, University of California, say there are 40 the bullion Intact. Officials worry now of a regional lines. Warlordism is an ancient effective voice control — If he had It he wasn't diseases people can get from dogs. If each pet rumor--say, that the Federal Reserve is In November the World Food Conference In Rome will phenomenon In China, where military n- using It. I stepped outside In time to chase his big owner cared enough for the tea1th and rights of busted—which might lead to similar pubLc assess the world's food supply for the next decade — an enmanders In provinces far from Peking have clog out of my yard, From the look I got from the his neighbors and his own family he would train consumption with more drastic result& confidence. Surely the concern is warranted. The mood of deavor la unched more in hope than in often set up shop on their own whenever the owner you would have thought I was breaking a his dog and clean up after him — even in his own yard. An accumulation of feces attracts green America is one of absolute debilitating skepcivil liberties law. — central authority grew weaL I am told the county law will have no effect on flies and is a health hazard to the owner's family ticlam. This Is the cut-U*.cards era of social And while all this Is going on, what will those Sanford law, After Dec. 1 neighbors. Sanford dogs must as well as to intercourse. People can't believe anything It two vitally concerned powers, the united States the BERRY'S WORLD still be leashed when off their premises. anymore so they overcompensate and believe and the Solet Union, be doing? The United The trouble with the Sanford law Is the Ladle Campbell everything. States Is far away, across 7,000 miles of salt The S.v;et Union, on the other hand, has a 4,00G.mIle border with China. Which country Is going tobe in a better position to aid its own Do you remember that meeting held recently at the Happy to hear that Marie Underhill of Sanford had friends, in Peking and among the chamber building betw'en the Sanford Chamber of her writing efforts accepted by a New York publisher and authorities, with money, arms, advice C ommerce officials and members of the state Depart- the "Mother Where Are You" will be on the newsstands psychological su,ort? Around mcntof'flan!pnrtntion? You remember, the one In which s'n. We must, th, exped a condition very kke many charges were made regarding who was at fault on it deals with the problems of a mother who tries to civil war in China for some period, quite poailbly slow replacement of the Osteen Bridge? the bring up the children alone. rotracted, following the dea th of Mao. And we Well, at that time we were told by th e visiting That hyacinth harvester is pulling more than just the must anticipate that the Soviet Union digni taries from the DeLand DOT office that one of the pesky weeds from the Marina ,. . like plenty of poisonous .frlends and agents in China will give an excellent ,-, holdups was the delay being created by the Department of anakes, too. account of f',1.h.,,J 1flD1' ht I.Il..,%AA . mv rig ww i in iuoru au or nexi next weex, anu d Tim Trott of WW's new staff followed t)roth, although the public is urged to watch Its operation, a according to City Commissioner Jullan Stenstrom, and renlnderlsalso offered by the offlc1a not to get too close THOUGHTS found out that no such thing had happen ed. to the trucks on which they're being loaded, cause the As a matter of record, the DOT didn't get around to snakes are slithering ou from the green stuff. For not from the east or from the west and not ng for a permit aprov& until August 7. Oh by the way, they've hauled 149 truckloads of from the wilderness comes lifting up; but It Is The Clock And then when DPC wrote back to the DOT hyacinths since Tuesday. God who exeastes judgment, putting down one form wasn't the them complete, and requested additional and lifting up another. — Psalm 75:6,7. By JOHN A. SPOLSKI info, according to the DPC and DOT didn't reply to that I "Who guides below and rules above, the great Thought to Today: True friendship Is like sound request until October 24. health, th an He none greater, The value of it is seldom known until It Is lost C. disposer and mighty king; listen! I thn't care about eccwtomy, comfort, Now where was that delay, fellows? C. Co, English clergman and writer, 1780.1851. next to Him can be, or Is, or was; supreme, He style and safety—I Just want to be iwe / get a Hora ce , poet of ansi ly fills the throne." ng car that doesn't have b=&&dent Rome. potential problems of inadequate production to meet human American Party candidate John Grady all say they've noticed a growing interest In the campaign. "Up until this week, it was like walking In glue," Stone said several days ago. "You had to press awfully hard to catch anyone's interest. But I IF-&]- State Scholarships Up have used its alleged inspiration to help them exceed their crop quotas, discipline their children and even Improve their techniques of t acupuncture. Yet Mao is mortal, — vanish from the scene within a few yens perhaps, even a few months. Who shall lead requirement that the dog cannot be picked up If Editor: aui. then? Can you find out what'wIfl happen to the he Is In his own yard. Mr. Willis and his helpers Smithsonian Institute. It Is a problem that must surely trouble Sometimes, though, the rumors get ugly and Secretary Kissinger, who — along with Richard replacement of the Osteen Bridge If the proposed cannot possibly know where all the dogs in town belong. When the dogs see a truck or car coining out of hand. In 1968 an anonymous te1phone Nixon — &a gravely deranged our alliances in the Constitutional Amendment No, 2 passes? As I understand it, revenues would be most of them are smart enough to get out of the caller suggested to the Senate Foreign Relations E st in or to achieve detente with Mao. Committee that the United States was about to street into somebody's yard. "Roads and Bridges" to "all from At Mao's death, a breakdown of the central diverted send tactical nuclear weapons to Vietnam. for authority In Red China is virtually inevitable — transportation" facilities; another excuse Last week Mr. Willis answered a complaint I dogs that come In my yard every Committee members tipped the press, Chairman at least temporarily, while rival factions delay on replacement of the Osteen Bridge? made about two letter to A. W. Kfrschstein scramble for the power that can alone Insure day. while we were talking I pointed out one of William Fulbright wrote an inquiring Secretary of State Dean Rusk and despite Sanford, Fla. the dogs their own physical survival. The Communist and was told they could not pick it up denials the story moved worldwide withinalla Party, which has huge cadres scattered all over because it was in its own yard. I know U Editor: the country, will doubtless be pitted against well. He was in a yard all right, but two doors week. And such is the danger today. Already an The new county animal control law is not as from his own. No man can be expected to know Army, which Is likewise distributed throughout absurd rumor about the gold at Fort Knox has not if led me to believe — the the nation. There will be factions within the tough as headlines hich dog belongs in which yard, all over town. led to such public worry that officials were without a leash "subject to w out battling animal Is allowed Party and within the Army, similarly Lette rs - - h Wins By The Associated Press Two teenage cousins from Miami died Sunday when the auto In which they were riding struck a guardrail and plunged into a canal, raising the state's weekend highway death toll to six, the Florida Highway Patrol said. Police said Yadiro Alonso and Martha Alonso, both 14, were trapped In the back seat of a car that came to rest in six feet of water in the canal along Coral Way west of Miami. Police said the driver of the auto told them he was forced to swerve to avoid a car that ran a stop sign and polled into his path. An 18-month-old boy, Kevin Ward of Lakeland, was killed when the car In which he was a passenger was Involved in a two-car accident six miles from his hometown, troopers said. Troopers said that John Cannody, 52, was the victim of a hit-and-run driver in his hometown of Fort Lauderdale. Carmody was crossing a street when he was struck by a car, officers said. Geerge McCutchan, 68, of Titusville, was killed when his car was struck by an oncoming car that crossed the enter line of State Road 407 seven miles south (f his hometown, troopers said. Troopers said Dorothea Eckstein, 15, of Englewood in Sarasota County, died after the car in which she was a passenger crashed into a telephone pole In Bradenton. MIAMI (AP) After weeks of worry about voter apathy, Florida's three Senate candidates have responded to signs of Increased voter Interest by increasing their verbal attacks on each other. Democrat Richard Stone, Republican Jack Eckerd and Breast Cancer Kills Men .. command $11 a barrel or more. The sponsoring companies blame the impasse both on inflation and "energy policy tincertainties." It is difficult to project what it will cost to complete the shale plant, and what the oil It produces will be worth. This throws a. wet blanket on all plans to develop the shale deposits in the Rocky Mountains which hold an estimated 6(X) billion barrels of high-quality oil. The rush by oil companies early this year to bid for leases to develop the deposits has now lapsed into a cautious reappraisal of the economics of shale oil recovery, It appears that inflation ls not the only villain. We see again the absence of a comprehensive energy policy that would clarify how some of the ex- FLAmbh' ,0RI DA IN BRIEF State Senate Race Renewed Monday, Nov. 4, 1974-5A Director, South 'Seminole Rotary Director, Seminole YMCA Past Chairman, Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee Past Director, Little Red Schoolhouse Pas) Local & State Jaycee Officer Member, Alta monte- Cassel berry Chamber of Commerce Past Director, Seminole County Association for Retarded Children Member, Rolling Hills Civic Association Member, League of Women Voters Recipient, Jaycee Chairman of the Year Award Democratic Precinct Committeeman Member, Longwood Chamber of Commerce ° Liaison, South Seminole Community Library Member, Concern in Action Team Member, Orlando Chamber of Commerce Member, Casselberry Lions Club Member, Winter Park Elks Member, YR's AN INVOLVED LEADER S S a , - - FOR COUNTY COMMISSION . DEMOCRAT DISTRICT 4 Pot. Adv., paid for by Campaign Treasurer DEMOCRAT �- LAM- B 6A-- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mda', Uc. DR. I. E. , -.-,-. .--.----------.-..---..-.-.----------.. -----. -...--..-.-- -..-.- --.-----.- ..-., -.. . ..--:i.- _ Suddenly Unopposed Becomes Impotent Ormond Beach In District 29 TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (AP) Senate candidates but have not The Democrats hope former won an off-year special elec. McDevitt maXdefeat Democrat of Republicans would pick up —Two candidates without gotten Into exchanges of state Rep. Richard Renick of tion. George Sheldon In Democratic. and County. seats In Collier and Lee opposition are waging one of the charges. James predicted Gallagher controlled Hillsborough Coral Gables In District 40 will Politicos Work Hard DEAR DR. LAMB — My problems. Sometimes the whole hottest campaigns of the I defeat Sen. Don J. Gruber of would be re-elected along with James predicted Republican "Dempsey and James said the GOP House husband is and appears to be thing Is related to self. con- election — a battle to decide philosophically get along well," Miami, who two years ago three other Republicans — Bob Richard S. Graham of Daytona in good health, lie is active fidence. A failure, even after an which party will pick up several Ware said and added that became the first Republican Rcasco, Clint Johnson and Beach would beat Incumbent campaign "was not designed to physically and likes to hunt and evening of too many cocktails, aals in the Florida House. Democrat William R. Conway pick up a majority. whatever the outcome, "I think sent to the Senate from Dade William O'Neill. fish. He is 5foot.11 and weighs will be over- emphasized and Reps. Donald Tucker, D. we will have a strong senate County. Tucker forecast that Rep. 175 pounds. rear of failure takes over. When Tallahassee, and William which will be firm in its Attention also has focused on Dan Bass, H-Plantation, would M___________________________________ We have always had a good the man's confidence is James, R.Delray Beach, positions and will be more Dade County's District 38, lose to Democrat David J. Lehmarriage and have two restored, sometimes even with legislative leaders of their conservative than In the past." where Republican Rep. John man of Hollywood. H. Martin THE INCUMBENT. BOB PEARSON... E daughters and one son, all a useless medicine he has faith respective parties., raise the Both parties are con- Gyrtil Malloy is attempting to Mrray of Dale, an American The Incumbent voted Against HU the public R 1739. provIding prociris by grown and away from home. in, his capacity may return as if banner of party integrity centrating on the District 2 oust incumbent Democrat party candidate, also Is in the Bob P..aon bell" should be able to remove officials S i'I1d any member of the ovem. Now all at once hc isn't able to by magic. against each other's forces. District 97 race. Senate race in Pensacola where Ralph R. PostonSr. ing body of a county or municip.i. from office quickly. when they have sex anymore. He tries but House Speaker-designate Republican Democrats may pick up some violate their public mat. Dade County, long a Tom Rep. may ts r,ciild from office. In other instances Impotence 00 nothing happens, no response at is an indication of illness. It can Tucker and House Republican Tobiasson and Democrat Ralph Democratic stronghold, House seats In Republican S '-'"' 743?. Ch 741. all. What could be the problem' 1 nd leer-designate James each Candler, a former university will be a battleground in House areas of Broward, Palm Beach, be a sign of unrecognized Do you suppose this means diabetes. In these problems the accuse the opposition of professor, are trying to succeed races. Tucker predicted Orange, and Pinellas Counties, STATE - DISTRICT -# has been having an affair inbetes affects the nerves to representing special interests. Sen. James Johnston, a Democrats would win hack the Tucker said. REPRE81ENTATIVE it another woman? Or, d James said Tucker laundered Democrat who did not seek e- seats of Malloy and Tom On the other hand, James DEMOCRAT mean he doesn't really care for the sexual organs and the nor- special interest contributions election. Republican Sheila Gallagher, a Republican who said me anymore? He Is still loving mal mechanisms no longer for Democrats. Tucker called and tries to make it up to me in work. Early control of diabetes the Republicans obstructionists other ways, but our sex life Is probably helps to prevent this with no positive accomplication. non-existent. complishments. I've tried to get him to see a Both sides agree the re are now techniques, drtor, hut hi' says h-c f,yeLc fine flt'mc(-rats will retain control tprinicnt:il and ethers aud dov.it 4aIlL to. "hat do fairly well accepted, where of both the house and Senate in you think? Tuesday's election. Democrats selected patients can have a DEAR READER — ImpO- flexible splint implanted which need to win only two of 11 tence is a s)mptom not a diag- helps a great deal for ünpo.. contested seats to hod a nosLs. Of course, he should see a tence from nerve involvement majority in the Senate and only seven of 58 races to retain a doctor and find out what the in diabetes or after surgery. symptom means. House majority. They have no place In treatMany men are afraid to see a ment of impotence from psyIn the Senate, 11 Democrats doctor about any problems chological causes. and seven Republicans are not related to sexual function. They up for re-election. Eight seem to think this is too great a Impotence can be a symptom Democrats and three shame to share with someone of circulation problems to the Republicans have no op. else. So they suffer, often pelvic A careful ponents. needlessly. In silence. So do examination of the circulation Of the contested seats, six are their wives, many voicing or may demonstrate the cause, held by Democrats, four by the thinking the thoughts you ex- Some types of surgery in GOP and one by an inpress. selected patients will relieve dependent, Sen. Uri Wilson of I can't include all the causes problems. Merritt Island, who Es seeking or of impotence here, but you can re-election against an opponent .4•fl, t oriiIn had a perfetI 1(H) A small number of problems write to me at P.O. Box 1551, from each party. output trndanrr rr('4,raI (or rrrv Ia of the I')2 Radio City Station, New York. are related to decreased The swing will be small from I')3.7-$ regular N.Y. 10019 and ask for the of male hormone. This usually the present lineup of 25 ..l)'cs.al *.*iuhi and M'Ion of the Iri'Lgturr. booklet on impotence. Send 50 involves a somewhat older Democrats, 14 Republicans and man. Even so, about half of one Independent. Stir %A- tlirir for uu. 'hr toHI ['to fur cents to cover costs. got ihiing di,nr fur on. Impotence Is often psy- men 75 years or older are sO Se Senate na te President-designate be related to potent, and there are medical Barron, -panama °'.C' factors the person is totally 1t City, and GOP leader.deslgnate unaware of. It often requires who have remained completely John Ware of St. Petersburg ,ofioiial help to solve these potent in all respect& have been campaigning for .en. ion Wilson worked agains t During her first term in the 1973. and voted against bills which in. , 7$. on%. Sen. Lori WiJoii creased government--,pending or jmnsored and/or voted for these which favored special intert't. major new laws: ç - lity PEARSON - _--34 =011o area. 100% Attendance th Stood (•J1) Up FOR: e Stood 'uu. AGAINST' - Re-elect Examples: . - GOVERNMENT SPENDING -- - I ' Against the increased properly assess men! law State Representative TAX RELIEF For the tax millage rollback For doubling homestead exemptions for the elderly and disabled - at Against pay raises for public officials during their, term of office For reducing the intangible tax Against raising college tuitions for students * For a ban on double taxation for cci vices by local governments Against the general appropriation bills of $3.9 hdhon in 1973 and $4 6 billion For the "Truth in Taxation" bill, requir ing public hearings and public notice before any local tax increase, in 1974. SPECIAL INTERESTS CONSUMER HELP Against weakening Florida's oil spill law '1 think people have reached the limit ot their endurance ttth !hw i1 ( 11,111 I A'in .',i;] ,'xr f) For a ban on pay toilets For a public lawyer to represent peu pie at utility rate hearings For the consumer protection Law (Little F.T.C. act) ut:ri ii.i!, Lori debaten on the Senate Floor For condominium and mobile home re- forms, with full disclosure and regulation S Against abuse of our natural resources For improved health insurance and lower price prescription drugs by big land developers Lobbyists, Bureaucrats GENERAL PEOPLE INTERESTS Are Lori's Targets Lobbyists for special interest groups and empire building government bureaucrats are two of Ion S pet peeves. ',.:. - ..- a -• . . .. - - . .. . .-... -- the red tape that was holding up the four— laning 436 and the improvements to U.S. 17-92. 1-4 "Lobbyists descend on you like locusts. When you propose a ban on pay toilets to save the public a big nuisance and a little money, the coin box lobbyists move in When you propose eliminating millions of dollars of wasteful government spending, the bureaucrats put on pressure. and • For reforrrof rape laws to protect victims :' ,',. - ' I - Stops Land Grabbing: Mooney authored and guided to passage a bill which forbids annexation and rezoning without public hearings. This law crr'i tkfrrc In L w e •lkpeop:i. lhts why I'm more determined than ever to be absolutely free of political party pressures or special tnter2st obligations. Ican do that as an independent, and by refusing money • For comprehensive land use 'planning (Seminole local bi passed; statewide ll - failed) - • For reinstatement of capital punishment -- - - . 's — - - - , "w ' - j'. • For improved workmen's and unemploy. ment compensation laws • For licensing of child care facilit, • I or majorty rights for 18-year-olds it: - • For better school safety and fire preven tiori regulations ' "The only group without an organized - hrefilih, rf cr%m officials Sen Wilson said. R's').J i3o rr-i e~ rl him fh • For financial dl!, ,-!, )sure law for public . Speeded Up Road Building: Gene Mooney cut of SR - - --- - - "The tapaer will suffer awl ehaui u will result if' .e this pfIer in the hands ,,f hnrri,rr,t-;' Se-n. IA)ri Wilton .he fought and utesi against the ronirniersial law which in. creased jroperl a.se-sinlenli. Shir was the only member of the Hrrani legiilatnr driegatiws and the •ink member or the !Hstrlri 16 Senate lrlr.iiioei again .l Stir bill. put earned 'tw,i • For stronger lawsq ws against .' -t c & It i S In] • For animal protection and more humane --- ---.--_.,..---. -...-- - -.--,-------....---.,-..---. __________________ --- T -- - - .. ---. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -±=- E:i -- Ms. Saunders Alm ____ ---- - Monday, Nov. 4, 1974-7A Florida Senate Presidency Saunders Seen For Bob TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) cwnbent, hopes to become fl mother of seven, is running for - JoAnn Saunders, a candidate state's first congresswomanin TALLAHASSEE, Flit. (AP) "unless another star appears in dicting victory for Saunders, the 5th District seat left vacant in the only U.S. House race in more than . 7: Sen. Bob Saunders, 1)-Gain, the East." said Saunders had 13 Demo40 yeah. when Rep. Bill Gunter made an Florida that doesn't have an in. • . , .• Myers esvllle, said he has says he has votes cratic senators pledged to vote 12 enough Democrat Saunders, the unsuccessful bid for a Senate , . and Saunders pledges from has 12 votes for him In the party caucus fellow — seat. Democratic lawmakers to be pledged to him. In his total, where the presidency will be LHer opponent is Republican Tools of Dem ocracy & IW elected Senate President for the Myers said, he's included Rich- decided. Neither Brandy *or Richard Kelly of Holiday, and . . ard Renick, who Is challenging Saunders would name the sena1971-78 term. both parties are already claim S E C C I TI Z N B L A I IL T Y IL U i . . . . But the only ot Incumbent Republican Sen. tors. he r candidate ing victory for their candidates. .5.' / , .'# left in e th race, Sen. Kenneth Don Gruber in Miami, and If 25 Democrats are in the IL I A I N I T 0 A L L W 0 E N E G IL V ,Only four Democratic and .,. .. Saunders has Myers, 1)-Miami, says the included l75 Legisiature, which con. confour Republi can incumbents E08 'i 1 1 L J G N I T 0 V N J 00 test Is toss-up that will be deDemocratic Senate hopeful venes for an organizational seaamong the 15-member congres. cided Chandler by which Democratic Ralph of Pensacola, sion Nov. 19, then 13 pledges 0 L T I slonal delegation have oppoT L U L S N I N I I L U S T • ... But Brantley, who is also pre. would be a - winning margin. senate candidates are elected nents, and all are favored to win ACCZ L I N C N G T S L R N I ________ Tuesday's balloting IN re-election. Six Democratic '• f Saunders said he gained the IL A E E T incumbents are unopposed. 0 S N NUA 'EM I ... J needed votes from Sen. Lew In the 5th district, which coyTi D I N I RT V I I F C T M C . Brantley's decision to withdraw ers several Central Florida BOB PEARSON... r THE INCUMBENT... E from the race and support him. F E E S IL L A B[0_t'JE I N B U E R ow counties, Mrs. Saunders and .&-. -'!, tonq R rhe only thing shown sbouf It, But Myers said, "If Saunders Kelly are appealing to th e ""y U B A II P E E R IL E [D E M 0 C R A C Y] is going around saying he's got and a'ss rigid requirements S 9'.it &i Of h m.iOr bwsnes largely rural, Republican vot. u A r 'r u'r ni L the race locked up, H E 'c appolnIve L AD th en he's c3uj th lulled U 'lIi' i r' • THA N KS V Out%1' Florida House ersuyremlflulng them ol their S AU I 0 LU Y T L J A TROT I W C o.'.. :14. control over C sP nd , 1 pufflng,playingthepsychology own backgrounds. Portia D. Spencer (left) of Project head Start presents cergame" NHEPpJUNJURYTRIALEZ Kelly, a circuit judge In Pas- tiflcate of appreciation for RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteer Saunders said he has enough co Cou nty for 14 years, tells Program to (en Edelman director of ihe program at EFIFTEENTHAMENDMENT pledges from Democratic senavoters hc grew up In Zephyrh Se minole Junior ( nIh ge at head Start oluntu r tt 'irds Night . ION to sin and as tonhi(kr)t 'f M .J A IL Y S .J IT IL Y T IL A I If T I C' 1) ills, a sitiall town in the smith. RSVPIuntcirs aid the head Start program. picking up additional pledges, " . ö eastern part of the county, and 0 U H A B E A S C 0 IL P U S N T 0 U M attended a one-room school. W S C A L E E V I T A I I I N I H I IL Mrs. Saunders says she was raised on a farm in Illinois, Inetniclion,: The hidden names listed below iitt fOtWud, worked in the fields milked backwud, up, down, or dtaonaLiy In the puzzle. Find each IL .1 hidden name and bo it in a, thown: cows and waiMu three mues to RECALL a one-room school. L.. ('ITIZENSIIIp FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT f5äi1od'1. VOTING INITIATIVE WOMEN SUFFRAGE The judge's past has not been • L__ lAlt0T JURY TRIAL ARSNTEF. VOTING .. a campaign Issue. He was imF.t. WTION PLEBISCITE HABAS(ORPUS ---. peached by the Florida House — Tomorrow: -Ism' s a EIn 1963 for alleged harassment To order any or all of the expanded "Seek At Find" books, of lawyers and court officials. numbers 2 through 8, send 60 cents for each, making checks The Senate adjourned in the payable to "Seek & Find," Star-Telegram Syndicate. Address midst of the trial without voting f' I''f letteN in care of this newspaper. ,'' •. on the articles of impeachment. In 1969 he was publicly repri. AnswerloPr.v,ouspuzze I manded on a 4-3 vote by the ...Secretive Florida Supreme Court for I _____ A ..t o "conduct unbecoming a judge." ACRO€8 N 44 Follow . I Detective Kelly raised more than $85,OWN ____________ 7 Sherlock 000 In contributions, including Sign N cL each from the American $1,000 Ail ic'ta L 13 Variety I 0 T U language cinnarn Medical Association and the a r P1 49 Rornan 14 Arthurian Sit! Florida Medical Political AcC tx 01 lad y R Is Parts of painter wnneu : raised --agent 1 Climbing 40 3 IrIP4 MEW over $78,000, more than $4,000of 57 secret 1ant wrVice 17 V ery little it from labor union committees. 9 fl of cmpIoes liSpread hay uod dignitarl She also spent a substantial . Hello, S8strong, 20I10,esbe 1OSmalli 36 Eagerly ' scrflit'd lb ii Finnish lake amount of her own money on desiring l m Bob Hattaway. First. I would 59Mos*recrnt 3lrashloned 12 Meaning 39 01% r" her primary campaigns and SOFrencis like to make a statement about my 2'lhshopric 19(uido'shigh 4IAsia'lgiui dumped In another $3000 for historian.— nn •.,.••L & 2fIaItlng note antelope opponent. I'm not accusing hm of Henan the general election. place 21 Secret 42 Greek letter anything; I 'm merely stating facts 2* f reek war 43Articirof oIwrators I)4 • bel ief . 22 Verb forms that are a matter of public record. 3OLropean I Boatuseda, 221're-dentI 45 Cunning I' bird a lightrr . trick FACT: My opponent was named middle name 31 bell ied 47?oIa single 25 (1IuI4 as anunindictad, co-conterrapin Stt.alianducal l • _•J . 35 ,ifrom fr3mily spirator by the Duval 26 Golft 49 CONA"A 'I 411 2Arr,Iiabl SOldenolYate County Grand Jury in A 37 Life 5SmatI° ird 29lendon SI Religious principle SEzpedtious 32Workwith group - - _,_ . their investigation of Ed SlAdamsaxs lCattte 531'tkuessivr spade Gurney. (Bib.) • keepers ronnun 13 Australian • 40 Ethiopian SPatrnkar bird 55 FACT: 66% of my opponent's 34 Ethiopian 56 F.a ' %,%J "II IUUIIVU, k have come from outside MOORE TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Seminole County, and if' — A state Democratic Party they include money from .. • fund that contributed $50,000 to special Interest groups. 4 the campaign of Democratic If this is the way our political sysSenate nominee Richard Stone tem has been working, then it did not contain any corporate or needs to be changed. The people special-interest funds as inof Seminole County can't afford correctly reported by the Coxthat kind of outside influence. My New York Times Florida newslL t papers, the newspapers say. j ob as representative for District 33 The rewspapers said Saturis to represent the people of Semi. rri, .i . . T. day that they had learned that note County, period. I've lived and the contributions came entirely worked in Seminole County all my from the Democratic Party exlife, and I know the problems we ecutive committee's general WONA , are all facing. Yes, when you send fund, which contains no money me to Tallahassee, Ill have my from Florida businesses or spework cut out for me, but I can proclal4nterest groups. vida the fresh leadership we need The special-interest funds to k for effective representation in the which a Friday story referred, State Legislature. the newspapers said, were givOne more thing, when I get to en directly to state legislative Tallahassee, Ill mail you a postcard campaign committees and did N .,"l.IF not go with my address and phone number into a $650,000 executive AEON mmmm on it so we can keep in touch. committee fund that has helped finance the Stone campaign. Tuesday, November 5th is the big - __ ,..s.. IvaThe papers reported Friday day. Vote for fresh leadership. Vote that Stone had received money for Bob Hattaway. campaign fund from a $650,000 Sincerely, I which included contributions For the Man from Florida banks, develWho Needs a opers, insurance companies, lot 13a— 0 realtors and other interests. Car Office The papers said reporter Charles Osolin was apparently It o,r tar stat Ar:st,ht, legs misled by the fact that reports 12115 - wuing infati wth ptd r'I I7 filed with the Secretary of ci Double comparlrerni Id, c Abi ntl State's office in Tallahassee did i'isp HQhIi ppn 14% up to lrçat not indicate that contributions • 4 sir HeaY'y gsuge neta1 g stftl . : from corporations and special interests were channeled exclusively into special funds for -Democratic candidates for the _J state House and Senate. 133 (si flob.,o.-' 3".,, 0.I4'40 Fl. j. . .' . ' . . SEEK .' . ' . . ' '- .:. _____ .:. , ,. • '. ' ' ' a a ., '. . s ' lii IA ,._ ___ ( , • . - -'- ' ' ' - •,,.., tiocomimttee. v" Stone, Dems damud 00000 RMEN•m MEMNON 200000 II. ago' dMon mammon M wm "'Imdmff iRRj WMENE Boom HNNEEN man 900900 - ;p;- - - - - . - ) t'A(iIIl(inP 4 A4 4 •-" F T I.... - 0 4,~N _ CAR PORTA-DESK \ aj 11george stuart - 32 ° killings • • For curb ramps for the handicapped • • and many more designed to help ss'r,.'s' VrID IVJLIDVAMT - - - ..J . u. JIRIJIIIMJRIR NOME ' .'- am.. WE - (cffccte January 1, 1975) lions .- ....i-.. --: - ., _,- ere Moon . - A 197 Husband 9dot .: '¼' ,r — . -'-- . • ,.. M Novo .• ws.;:-' '- �Monday, Nov. 4, 1974 BA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. HOROSCOPE For Tuesday, November 5, 11% FSU Pres Grant 1974 CAR11101.1. RIGHTER GENIAL TENDENCIES: Disturbing influences give you the chance to show you can handle th em with in telligence. Later you can enjoy recreations, en tertain, or accept invitations and generally ha ve a most pleasant and agreeable time. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19 Tactfully drie away whatever disturbs harmony at home. By evening you can have a line time entertaining there. Pay bills without argument. TAURUS tApr. 20 to May 20) F ind a better s)tem for han- -; Party Head Denies - .,... / - . LONG WOOD Businessman J. R. Grant has been named - driving. Home Is best in p.m. Children's Christmas Party, GEMINI (Ma)' 21 to June 21) Don't commit yoursdf about Council Chairman Don depressing person. Keep busy. Schreiner announced today. . Schreiner said that Grant, as he as done for more than 15 constructive about then istead. Improve health. years, will invite Santa Claus to II i July a to Aug. 21) Don t worry at)out what can I De the event to be held in midhelped. carry on in a most constructive way. Help others, but December at the Shady Side VIRGO Aug. 22 to Sept . 22) Instead of lighting into some good I q" --- OPT M STS NSTALL 1 0 1 51 V ohn 6 en %. %, NEW OFFICERS meets Tuesdays at noon at Sanford Sheraton Inn and is aponsoring National Youth Appreciation Week Nov. 11-17. Dennett is involved in the park- With Grant's appointment basis, and if there is any ing lot," Marshall said in an in- a " terview. "I assure you there Is profit, we'll share the profit 50- keep busy at duties Important to your welfare. Find right sources success, said Schreiner. 1 It a to t1 hat vu want • SAGITTARIUS I Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Use your good Judgmemt Electricity Bills Revised The parties in the past saw as be completely revised so the "Florida is the first state with exPense-9. today, since your hunches are way off base, but tonight intuition many as 500 area children customer pays or the cost his this thorough a study" of rate The three new classes of cusattend to speak personally to power use creates, the Public structuies, David Swafford, tomers would be: is okay. Mate mellows by evening, 6PRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Listen to associates in am. Santa Claus who gave out gifts Service Commission staff says. rate department director, said. and come to a fine understanding, solve all problems wisely. Avoid one who opposes you. Excellent p.m. AQUARIUS(Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Use care In all you do today, —Residenfial, which, in addi- The proposal from the PSC The proposal called for lion to the fixed charge, would rate department, w hich would throwing out the large number pay for electricity used, with a and goodies. Grant said he will be cilling spell savings for households, of classes of customers the . -. ' U s ' the adoption. ( 'itv counciliiian Dan Dorf. THE INCUMBENT... Dorfman )I :_ _______________________________________________ Frank Gannett: the Senior Citizens have as "In our Republic, the much purchasing power even government should fear the with their former monthly people; not the people, the Social Security checks! And by thus LOWERING government!" Our Founding Fathers op- taxes, Inflation would have posed letting Uncle Sam been stopped! compete with us taxpayIng (2) Pick candidates who have ... k•h In In-.04, 'k,sI In Iu 1. %60 philanthropy and the operating farms, retail stores, professions. newspape rs, doctors' of fices He was to be merely the and oilier private impartial umpire or referee, where they PAY taxes instead standing on the sidelines of our of getting salaries from the Free Enterprise playing taxpayers. Ativane a,m*pIDna.. field. But he was definitely NOT to eaters vs. the taxpayers, for the rusts out upon that field to Pad Office vs. the taxpaying compete with the "Free United Service Parcel Enterprise" players. whether Illustrates this point' 4h1 I lecive-_ pr - • I '1 1 I . .• -. I, I For Results I -. • R eE1e ct ' - ii - - tt -so ulpepper "'Y a public hearing on the matter. Representatives of the Aloma Stanley Muller, board chairman for Seminole Community Action, HEAD Merle Silloway at the annual Project Head Start Volunteer Philip L. White, director of the Is shown with Florida living Retirement Center residents from Forest City, Mrs. Kenneth Wright, Ms. hazel Anderson and Mrs. START Ballin, director of the AMA's of drugs, and Dr. tion. They noted that the attorney general of Michigan has ruled Start children and their certificate of appreciation. that the fat clinics are "in viD- In hearings earlier this year, 436 near the two Winter Park Itcrrv told t'Oiiiiitissioncrs that Subdivisions. They are also asking for the council to rezone It was written by Dr. John C. SENIORS AID possibility of a rate increase," from agricultural (A-i) to Berry had said when the commercial (C-I) of 30 acres of the ago Growth r lorida 's ________________________ BOB PEARSON W*1 I I Lead The Nat*ion ot pearson n provii iisö.r thip to rastor contic,'ce in po tics and politicians Also Tuesday night In county church appeared before the PEARSON DEMOCRAT, 103.0. 74-176. REPRESENT 0 - - - a Coun y t mission in a continued hearing, and bridge commissioners. music could only be country Can the nation in growth and that Florida will lead the southeast. consider the compliance ornon. Councilman Donald Browning, Natiunwide, it predicted th compliance with county utility road and bridge comznlssinner, Councilwill also open bids on per-eaplb Income will rise rules by Southern Gulf Utilities will propose hiring of a second a municipal garbage service, 1 from in 1971 to $4,780 in • $3,544 Tuesday night. maintenance man and bidsona standby generator and But even If Southern Gulf Is initiating a purchase and oil storage tank, and bids on 1980 and $6,166 in 1990, with November 5th much of that wealth shifting Iifff found to be in violation of requisition system for the city, police radios, Is Election Day south. As goes the money, so go the November 5th Is people, with South Florida exBob Hattaway's Birthday pected to have an average increase of 3 per cent in each of To vote for Bob Hattaway the years between now and because it's his birthday 1990. is a pretty dumb reason, The Sun-Journal Peddler LawDelayledi THE SUN-JOURNAL. Thursday. 0001W it I"I. aROOcS Id I LLE. FLA. Let the breath of fresh air hit Washington 11"AL. the has convinced us that the Florida county who wants to be ouir ago congressman. We don't believe legislature several years was.indeed. indeed, co correct. rrect. He's --- mat just occause ne Wd not convinced ne. But he has 5. iva L l ori da uec,aru eclared sane u 11e F a' our this a q9u lified him to legislature he should be congressman. And neither to elected does the censure handed him . er . 1a n LA4, HER OPPONENT, NO, we're not supporting nominee, that ex-judge from Pasco Republican £_ - 5th DIST, DEM. Council Chairman Don ordinance as written, however, The ordinance, which apin peared early this week to be Schreiner said today the or- was much broader, taking .__ of speedy approval, clinance, cnangea to permit any aoor-waoorcanvassmg. • . -I----- -' - - - - ng ,n in L.. ui .. District 33 A. pii for FU'yj •u,,u &il I.. ui saw. 41wt by satts*a, Ca.a;n 3jjs.ar, Stanb'o iris __ k-- -- ------ -- - - •- • =- - ..A is congress. He's a pleasant. nice man almost void of any definitive program. The answers he gives to simple questions are so complex you have no earthly Common Cause iIiii4ra.. — -. = , ___ / '..r.''::1 .c•' ''"çfl , (pronounced "quick-cow-ski") It COUNTY COMMISSION Gunter and DEMOCRAT DISTRICT 4 We'd he proud of JoAnn S4unci' is in congress Let's elect her next Tuesday. - -. F Reubin Askew. - -' HARRY and she has shown the humanitarian instincts whch idea where the man stands have endeared her to many when he finishes talking with you. He says he's a contxp1e. Through two hardfought servative, whatever that is. He sass he s just plain folks from primaries, Mrs. Saunders worked her way by going to the Well, Judge Kelly, in our people and telling her story—a story about how things need to opinion, is tried and not so he done differently in true. We'll recommend Mrs. Washington, a story about how Siunders, a lovily breath of simple things like truth and fresh air in the stagnant honesty and integrity are atomosphere of Watergate. Important to her, a story of her thoktd Washington, special conccrn for elderly She is a Democrat in the people caught in the deadly class of Sen. Henry Jackson and Georgia Gay, Jimmy vise called inflation, Carter, of Bill growth rate of 3 per cent. Per capita income increasing from An Uncommon Name Judge Richard Kelly. we no think best exemplifies the think, has absolutely business r epresen ti inte grity It - ------ -_ Democratic nominee whom we matters of national concern— Democrat State Legislature ----- — Florida Supreme court. Mrs. Saunders is a leader, a mother, a wife, and a very concerned citizen. She has become very articulate on RATTAWAY p several years ago by the whom we admire so much. VOTE FOR BOB - ,, Gunt "U" U %of %&".y W 'up ulimrs r reason you may have for not voting at all. been quesUoned In the put. The 2,W,000 in 19N, an artnual meeting and workshop session. door to door. d Our endorsement goes to the Sounders, JoAnn Florida's expected population but it's not as dumb as any citizens, hearing of the expected tobeon the agenda for and level of Income inl990were Herald Staff Writer proposed law's scope, stated the Nov. 11 council meeting. not given as a whole, but here LONGWOOD — The new fears it would limit the ability of There is no council meeting are population and income Peddler's license ordinance, charitable organizations to scheduled for Monday night. projections for major metroThe intent of the ordinance, politan areas listed in the scheduled for passage on first raise funds in the community reading last Thursday night, and curtail the ability of young as originally planned, was to study: Miami An Increase of popwas left laying on the table by people to earn pocket money keep track of out-of-city city council at its special mowing lawns and selling items solicitors whose activities have ulation from 1,250,000 in 1969 to ... -- became controversial as charitable solicitations, Is By DON~A EWES . P. • not vote an 148 7346, creating a seven memEthics Conmission. Pasied M 0 - m incuntent did s u - DISTRICT 4 SEMINOLE COUNTY ------ R - R PAID Political Adv.ftiernenf Pa id Dy J#Ann Satalliets Campaign Fuod SCHOOL BOARD ftl. Ad P410 FOW . said - C for 12 "Now we can sit down and Casselberry City Council holds - - former newspaper publidw federal budget would have let ffecttve a. advertised clinics may be hazardous to health and questions - .: I ment; less government in votes of those above the age of business." U. Here's another, as uttered by For a similar reduction In the - ftrn starvation diet in the treatment of obesity more than 20 yews - - I am thr9led. but also the current budget! I thom Medical Associa' Ion says the weight-loss program of these Winter Spr ngs nervous! Other things being equaL "For I don'i know a single Mrs. Crane and I follow this candidate personally, though I plan: have read some of their cam. (I) Support candidates who poign circulars, vote to LOWER taxes, instead "How do you and Mrs. Crane of raising them via inflationary decide whom to vote for?" boosts in spending to boondoggIe for votes of the welfare and ADA groups In the large cities. We follow this anti-inflation Even the 11 per cent jump in maxim: Social Security this election I L WASHINGTON (AP) Fort Uiudcrdale-Hollywood Tampa-St. Petersburg organization is claiming that if commission chambers, the council requesting the change Population growing from Population 994,000 in 1969 to citizens turn down the charter board will hold a public hearing on Sept. 17. Conklin said the Florida will gain the most new church planned to erect church- residents of any state in the 596, 000 in 1969 to 1,205,000 In 1,703, 000 In 1990, at 2.6 per cent. I they will be stuck with the on the rezoning on property eight-year old one now in use, the southside of SR 431, i related buildings including a union in the next 25 years and 1990 at 3.4 per cent annually. Income $2,956 in 1969 to $5,653 in Dorfman insists the council miles west of SR 434 and SR 431. sanctuary on the RIAA sector, its residents will enjoy the Income, $3,550 in 1969 to $5,959 1990. has pledged to place a second Architectural Design Group has and to sell part of the C-i nation's highest Increases in In 1990. West Palm Beach Popu. . charter on the ballot within asked that the property be property after the construction personal income, according to a study by the U.S. Department lation 337,000 in 1969 to 3,001 in months if this one fails, setting rezoned from single family begins, 1990, 3.7 per cent a year. Ina city manager form of dwelling (RIAA) to multiple But the subdivision residents of Commerce. South and Southwest Florida come $3,550 in 1969 to $6,246 in government, family dwelling (R-2) and objected to the rezoning, citing The proposed charter con. Planned Unit Development inadequate city police and fire will experience the greatest 1990. Orlando — Population 418,000 fines the council to legislative (PUD). facilities to deal with the ad. population and wealth gains In state, said study. the It said in 1969 to 673,000 In 1990, at 2.3 ,responsibilities, expands the ditional annexation, and a in. the the metropolitan Sarasqt.a area per cent. Income $3,092 in 1969 mayor's powers, giving him the congrous (C-i) zoning, i right to hire and fire and offers Also Tuesday night, the would have the largest growth to $5,794 In 1990. Sarasota — Population dismissed or suspended emcouncil will specify to rate of any in the nation. 115,000 in 1969 to 261,000 in 1990, WINTER SPRINGS— County representatives of L and S ployes the right of appeal to a Figures used in the nation3.9 per cent annually. Income Commissio ne r Mike Hattaway pe s cial employe-management Productions, Inc. of Winter wide study assume a national at in 1969 to $5,861 in 1990. and County Fire Administrator Park, what Is expected of them unemployment rate of 4 per '-committee, The charter also incorporates Gary Kaiser are scheduled to for compliance with the special cent, no declared wars and features, already in state law, present an explanation of the ordinance that permits country healthy levels of Investment Including the right of recall of new countywide fire program music concerts at the Seminole capital and technological adelected of ficia ls and initia ti ve at the City Council mee ting Turf Club. Despite protests vance. The study made all Its today at 7:30 p.m. on legislation, from property owners In the money forecasts in terms of Repor ts will be heard from area of the Track, the council 1967 dollars. the fire and recrea ti on, finance gave their approval for a nother The study predicted that the and elections, police and health, season of concerts — but of the 12 Southeastern states will lead ' The Seminole County Corn- planning and zoning, and road specified that the nature A they be churches, banks, oil companies, farms, retail stores, doctors or edi tors! CASE BUS: Nets B., aged In 1940, our entire federal appropriation (paid for by our is a snIIfag waitress. "Dr. Crane," she began, "I taxes) was less than $14 billion. get to vote this year, for the "Big Brother" bureaucrats first time in my life, now demanded $304 billion for t doctor practicing in Rome, first An editorial in today's issue used human chorionic gonaof the Journal of the American dotrophin along with a semi- Casa Aloma and Winter -1 A.T.W. Simeons, a British dotrophin. lb QW ACT, saying the group has been water customers could be family residential (RIAA). untruthful in its campaign. necessary to fund the work, Ken Conklin, treasurer of the 2902, requiring mdic&i doctors to indicate If I ll lXPIfldl pnefic drug rney be substituted. 111 110-2. Ch 74-108. By GEORGE W. CRANE Pb. D., M.D. b The hormone, derived from practice acts similarly," Balm the urine of pregnant women, is and White said. .. called human chorionle gona- for re-election, noting his op. needed for Southern Gulf to 400 feet of highway frontage )O?1ltIon to any person serving meet county standards, and from agricultural (A-i) to more than two terms Sue- that rate hikes to $20 a month commercial (C-i), and to Voters I . has campaigned vigorously for penalty injunction was gr, ,nted. land next to their church on SR Five Point Plan I Al paling licensed physicians and clinics" which use injections of other persons who participate." a human hormone to help 'We hope that other da tes patients lose weight, will in terpre t their medical I "The mars impel, thet do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! -So citizens interested In seeing the charter ratified by the people, 4, big business mogul, or Inventor in this chart. For 1 crackdown on so-called "fat . . rasselberry formed among members of the without fear of hurting the Baptist Church are requesting R The incumbent voted against HO Bob P*us'x will work fi the .'. again tonight at 7:30 p.m. as the The Altamonte Charter Team find out exactly what the county 114imill BOB PEARSON ha Milli, who did not qualify to run $2 million In repairs would be drop in price when use passed or you could get into trouble, cause damage. Make corrections on civic, business and church was scheduled to come before utilties now have and ending the one set level. necessary in work previously done. organizations for assistance, the full commission today. practice of droppping prices "-.5111811 industrial and cornPISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Concentrate on inexpensive It would mean big users such when use passed up to four 1evmercial, which also would get a pleasures during day. Take time to get the snags out of some new The party plans are expected as Industrial plants would no els. plan you have in mind. Romantic p.m. to rece ive council city council's longer get the volume discounts It also called for esta blish ing one-level drop in price. —Big use Industries, which IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY... he or she will love formal blessing at the Nov. 11 they now enjoy while home- a fixed monthly charge to all mother and her apron strings if a boy, so make sure you teach meeting, Schreiner said, based on would get one discount for use. owners no longer would be pay- classes of customers early to stand on own two sturdy feet, or you could ruin an otherwise perfectly wonderful individual by too much coddling and your progeny could become hanger-on Instead of a leader. A to cast ballots on the issue. can or Commonwealth Corp. the take for a honiesite. 1W 44;F v hnun (ACT), a political organization wants In the way of upgrading He said he planned to keep Marshall said he had no financial interest in First Amen" about "four or five" acres on TALI.AIIASSEE, FIn. (AP) ing extra to make up for their cost to the utility for billing, meter maintenance and similar Ri!hn for ehtriHtv should costs. M iolli different precincts are eligibletemplating, the entire smaller tract. "We're buying it together on "I'm not even aware that - result from any fines the county annexation of property near Some 3,592 city voters in nine &my, wniclisoluumpal "Is 1 .1 vice president Larry Dale, secre ry-sreasurer I-e $90,000 more than they paid for* president Bob Howe and vice president Don Rathel. The club university lotweektor$181,960. goes authorization from the city to seek cooperation of all SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Don't go off on tangents, but residents to make the party a - handily. Denounce CHICAGO (AP) — Two medi. lation of Michigan's ndIca1 cal authoriile today urged a Iractice act, both as to partici. t I . Berry had asked for the in. Woods residents who turned out junctions that last month to object to a claiming workshops is expected to pass "irreparable damage" can commercial rezoning and fnr tho hriva marip fault. Make new friends at meeting, 1.IBRA Sept. 23 to Oct. fl) Take no risks during day, or you organizations, buslnes3es and advisory committee, after seven months weekly hearings and recently In a district ceremony. Taking office were, from left, American Investment Corp., the other. In selling eight parAL But a legal injunction against the hearing itself was lifted on on a proposed new charter. Sept. 13, by Judge Richard T1' The charter, prepared by an Muidrew. the land in two tracts, paying $150,000 for one and 1270,000 for poration records as vice presi New officers for the Sanford optimist Club were Installed dent and director of First 116- Park on Wilma Avenue. could ruin your credit. The world is yours tonight, with fine community s e r v I c e wor mot canvass the absentee ballots in 'Tuesday's special referend um -- - - - -= Z__;_ - ' - —•--., - - - ----------- , - -- 1974-9A Hormone Practice - - property on Lake Jackson near Rainey bought the lakefront Tallahassee and sold eight property from Cohn Phipps of cmesites o far for $240,tXX). Tallahassee on July 1. Marshall and Rainey bought Rainey is listed on date cor- friend because you have a grievance, know it was partly your planetary aspects. Pay bill, _ for about 60 acres of waterfront well before Marshall and ____ MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You are in a mood to t*mplain about existing conditions, but it is well to do something learn from their troubles. county utility regulations, they Recommendations from the will not have to pay large fines Police Chief on speed limit ALTAMONTE SPRINGS as other utility companies have changes will be discussed. Only staff and council reports in the past. _____ The mayor will read the appear on the agenda for the Attorney Roger Berry, resignation of planning and 1:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday of representing Southern Gulf zoning board secretary Betty the city council, headed off anticipated fines for Eas tham to nm for the Group V Alter the meeting, the full non-compliance by asking for council seat in the Dec. 3 live member board and City and receiving a legal Injunction munici pal election. -•-lerk Phyllis Jordahi will against such penalties. there I Doctors ____ f no conflict of in. foundered financially and went terest in his land development into receivership this summer arrangement with an official of In federal court. Ray Green, FSU physical a firm that sold FSU a parking plant director, said the univerlot Marshall and Dennett I. sits entered negotiations for the Rainey Jr. have paid W,000 parking lot I - :. :'• _ AItarnonte - -. AGENDAS I f li Conct First American merged into TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) Florida State University Commonwealth earlier this President sfanley Marshall year, but Commonwealth (Ding all your affairs, particularly with partner. Use care in chairman of the city's annual investments; stud),the situation well in p.m. Refuse to listen to a AREA COUNCIL - Arl : Evening Herald, Sanford, FL i #- I,__ •- -- === ---=--= 34 �1OA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 4, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Individuals Election F l. Monday, Nov. 4,1974-1 1 A _ Financing ..,,•• ' Two "I'm certain that everyone borders of his suburban Mont- holding Office. But Ramsey Clark, the years after the richest, most knew this was a concern of the gomery County district or any Democrat challenging New secretive political campaign in public," said Gordon Hawk, of more than $100. __________ history, candidates are begin. Rep. Gilbert Gude's adminis_______ Limiting contributions can be York's Republican Sen. Jacob lk f~ aw ning to voluntarily limit the trative assistant, a risky business for a nonin- K. Javlts, decided to limit his. M I contributions they will accept Gude, a Maryland Republi. cumbent, who generally lacks contributions to $100 and is j! (.. and throwing their record books can, has refed to accept any the public recognition and Ii. proving the exception to Weer . wide open, contributions from beyond the nancial resources that go with thetmer's rule. F In 1972 a group of w" scurned about the country gathering huge secret donations for Richard M. Nixon's reelection campaign. In 1974 nearly 20 senators, tv j _; representatives and a few challengers have told their campaign treasurers to refuse funds If from special Interest groups or personal contributions beyond _______________________________________________ specified limits, some as low as LUFKIN, Tex. (NEA) A limited by orders from hills, President Ford appears at slipping pro football team with elsewhere. They believe that present to be on level ground. $100. :.• j A few are listing every con- a new Interim coach and the many such ord ers have helped Whether his future will be uphill tributlon they receive, although same old bungling owner, cause the problems they now or downhill in the eyes of federal th law requires Many residen at only ts of Angelina experience. At the same time, Angelina Countians will linda Le y, testing supervisor at Seminole Junior College, dcmonstratei. new evaluation equipment CHAMBER GROUP the nc college contrit)utions of $100 or more be County would agree to deserib- they (10 apprecUlte and C0flttOU I)rlt)ly d{ flfl OR the nItion' Snford C iemlw of he fur hamber of ('mmt'rec education committee, touring contribution to. ing their current feelings about which aceconomy. the money to use facilities with Dr. Earl Weldon, college president (second from right). Committee members are ltcmLZCd when are reported. the nation in such a manner, companies them. TOURS SiC Garnett White, chamber pr'sident, Dr. J. C. Ringling, committee chairman and Jack Horoer, the tals Although Texas has long been So, for those who care to look, Down deep, they believe they Policies of the federal chamber' s executive manager. as Democratic territory, known the $2 contribution of Rose can be winners again. But they government, they feel, have Narberg, a Honolulu teacher, is want their leaden to produce caused or helped cause two of times are changing, and recorded in the campaign soon or be prepared to step the major problems affecting Angelina County probably would not hesitate to support records of Sen. Charles McC. aside for someone else. the area inflation and a despite the Republican Ford Mathias, R-Md., along with slump in construction of new scandals such as Watergate and thousands of other con - THE OD OF Spiro Agnew's troubles if he tritxitlons. ___ All A3F=Ur Infla tion is making the price proves he can slow inflation. LAWRENCE, Mass. girls in Meth uen, the town The thoughts are of money. said Gilboard. "He brought out of sugar soar at the grocery In addition to opening up his (NEA) Jack Gilboard is a Abutting Lawrence. She con- The money problem is the strong reaction from people. ' store, and the home-building The county is unpredictable records, Mathias is llnuting middle-aged conservative Re- siders herself lucky to have a common denominator for the When he They would like the owner to slump is causing some forest in presidential elections, and by stepped down there contributions from individuals publican who owns i small job because she has friends who heterogeneous mix of people In was an emotional change. We money and quit trying related industries in the anybody could be the East 1976, to $100 or less. However, he ac- just send paper company in downtown are still looking and it Un- Greater Lawrence, where became involved In a certain to call all of the plays. They Texas Piney Woods to cut pro- favorite in Angelina. No politicepid contributions of $4,500 Lawrence. His business is hurt (lerscores how tight the job Boston, the most expensive city euphoria." know, however, the practice duction and their work forces. cal party has scored two from the seafarers union and by the economic crunch, and it market is, a result of nation- In the continental United States, whether The home construction prob- straight victories In Angelina But the euphoria slowly dii- $5,000 from the marine engi- that with dollars gives him a fair share of wide money woes. She looks is only 20 miles south, and sipated from a football team's owner or lem also Is mashing Angelina County presidential elections as inflation gained. neers union. He received a total headaches, but he still looks ahead with apprehension, where unemployment is government the f ede ral often Countians from another side, since the Democrats did it with People wondered how to meet of $228513 in campaign contriforward to a brighter future. "The economy is a big wor- unusually high. come "guidelines" which limit Here, where lumber is plentiful, John F. Kennedy In 1960, then the weekly food budget. Think- butions as of mid-October. "I have hope," he said, "A lot ry," she said. "I don't really Talk of the economy domileeway and crunch creativity, low-Income and medium. In. Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964. of people do. You've got to have know what's going to happen, nates conversations. Newspa- Ing ahead, they feared for their Campaign officials and other With somebody else calling come families are having After the Democrats won In hope." but I'm not very hopeful." pens carry daily complaints jobs. Suddenly their dreams — political observers agree that the plays, the only way to suc- difficulties finding places to 1964, the American Party's Gllboard and Ms. Roberge, about electric bills, super- a t rip, a new house for the voluntary limits and open ceed is for that somebody to call reside. George Wallace carried the politically, economically and market costs and mortgage family, a car had to be set records are a direct result of them right, and any local ef. Politically, in an area where county in 1%8, then Republican want philosophically opposite, payments. The mood is split aside. For how long? They Watergate. forts at quarterbacking are the landscape features rolling Richard Nixon won In 1972. nevertheless share the same between hope and despair, and to know. a faltering economy. all the other problems pale "The whole thing now Is the An worry: And while it's not fair to say before the financial worries, economy," Gliboard said. "I think this election Is going to be Denise Robeege is In her that the two speak for everyone, Even Nixon and Watergate early 2(, a liberal Democrat they do epitomize the thoughts the number one topic here a strictly an economic one. When recently graduated from col- of many of the 145,000 residents short time ago seems part of people vote this time around they'll do it with an €ye on their lege and now doing social work of the four towns and cities that the deep, dark past. "Nixon was a local point," pocketbooks." in a home for underprivileged comprise Greater Lawrence. ..•.... .. . • - WASHINGTON (A?) — ...• ..,. '1 . S ;'-r .* ru, J -, ' ". - _t_,a - V i •.' L: ST. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) — The male chauvinist voter In south St Louis hasn't a chance Nov 5. Any way he casts his ballot, he'll send a woman toCongress. Thecontest for Missouri's 3rd District seat in the U.S. House of Representativei is the nation's only three race, with incumbent De mocrat Leonor K. Sullivan facing opposition from Jo Ann P. R.aisch, a Republican, and Marie S No. wak, an independent. "I think it might be a more interesting race having all women," says Mrs. Raisch, a 38-year-old mother of two teenage boys. Politics is not new to her family. Her husband SYil11am is seeking his third term as a state representati ve. "People are tired of the oldtime politician People want comeonc refreshing they want SOffiCofle iiew they want oiiicone young," Mrs Rai.sch says "That's the usual thing they (opponents) say," according to Mrs Sulli van, who is Missouri's first and only congresswoman, "II I can't carry on, you'll never see me run for Congress. I think you're as old as you feel," says Mrs. Sullivan, who does not look her 72 years. She was first elected in 1952 to 1111 the seat of her late husband and has been returned to ress for 11 • , •- •- .. - T . . :. . , ( " ... , - --- — TJ' • ,s.',, .. 4.c. I .-.--tr • .... i. '.' ' Inf lation Slows — - ••. •., A%14 ,'.r -. -. ...,.. - Texans Back Ford -S. -' -'5' .'-• ,. -' .,: / ., •- ,. - . ,1 -- _________ Three Ladies Race Reform :t.., . - '.'. toe- - 5,¼4,% , -. a L • • - .:. — • -. •: . •.. . \ . ,. " '."e . j•. _____ — 6 - 0 • 1 - ., - ' .. •• ui' 4 Of All _ - .- ,•I 't - ' •r' ' f. ..• - ) - I . - " ' ' '<' a '' HALLOWEEN — AT SCHOOL ,..', '' 'h" - • a ) I I Pupils at The Little Red School house, SR 427, Sanford, enjoy a Halloween costume party hosted by Evelyn Serreas (witch) and Suzanne Grohme (Raggedy Ann). FUN — Economy Concern - • HOUSE — ____ — — i.' B ac on ressiona THE • r — — OD OF Fill1 .R1r,1 1, ________ ________ — — r — NOV IN A Co p DEMOCRATS, INDEPENDENTS AND REPUBLICANS CAN ALL VOTE FOR THESE CANDIDATES ON NOVEMBER 51h REPUBLICAN SAMPLE BALLOT I STATE — — — ALL PRECINCTS ALL PRECINCTS Gover nor IVou lot One) lu-Tv Jack ECKERD ALL 3 PRECINCTS EXCEPT 1.3.18. g ____ ___ Secretary of Stale (Vorr (Vose for Ont) 72.77, for Onel 71 ONLY Repres.nlalive lot Confes, Vote For One dell County State Senate Commlseion., Distilci 2 John ZAHRLY KIM8ROUGH ONLY PRECINCTS 1-344-7411. 1.151.17.1.2122.23.25-27.28. 3136.37.3940414243-4445.48. 49 PMmbr, State House ALL PRECINCTS ALL PRECINCTS ALL ONLY PRECINCTS 24 9101314-1 9,20-24-26-29-30 32 .33 31Member. State House of R ow esenwneift Thirty fourth House Dntvict I (Vote For One) Bill KING ALL PRECINCTS DI$IVICI School Board District I IVON for On,) Inn BRYANT ALL PRECINCTS ONLY PRECINCT 7A ALL PRECINCTS State T'os.u'.r Reptssntatives P.rty.Fos. District I Vote Pc, One District School Boar d (Vol. for On,) 4 for One) DistrIct IVot, St"" P. .hsffr,yL. LATHAM CULPEPPER ALL PRECINCTS Commission, of £ducatn (Vote For one Coll KUTTLEA ALL PRECINCTS Commiseionc,, Florida Public Service Commission Group One I BACON F AO at t Repikcars bms dose" AF4 hm I I - dose'r, i'iicv, ts 00 kw fW v,gg atr,#ftt tic*,t. Your We is New . Th it the ballot as if term -- I . m your vociflg machrne nI you, pr.ckcL - *Am By The Associated Press Liberal Republican Govs. William G. Milliken of Michigan and Francis W. Sargent of Massachusetts are struggling to win re-election next Tuesday and with them ride GOP hopes of retaining a foothold in the statehouses of the big industrlal states. p. 'V. I — I HONESTY I) I I OPEN MINDEDNESS I I VOTE BILL KING I SINCERITY COU Im VT ~ _ paid for by the SEMiNOLE COUNTY REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEC P. 0. BOX 513, LONG WOOD, FLORIDA 32750, Ph: 834.1404 ---. ' (Vo?r f-If Onr? P4001 to •'- County FECHTEL, JR State House Of I CommissIon., DisuIct 4 (Vote For One) Bill MtJP4TZING for Div) (Votr Jon C,. ,, MOONEY (VOw for Onvi RUM ALL PRECINCTS Sixteenth Oist'ct SEBESTA Con (74019relSional DiStrict — of Ripresentath,, Thity4hkd Howe Oistrkt IVot, for Ones Jim Richard KELLY II . ALL PRECINCTS lIll In Congress Filth Congressional Dinnct ALL PRECINCTS COUNTY (Vote for One) THOMAS (Mie THOMPSON) n.y & PRECINCTS 1, 3, G'ovp) IVOTI for — M.mb., of the and I.e, Governor United Sutos $si'.ato( .•. LEGISLATIVE ISSION , Me ,, 4th DISTRICT I Political Advertising Paid for by Camign Treasurer Republican _____ — _i_i_w AMW 4wp His opponent is conservative Republican John Harmer, recently appointed lieutenant governor by Gov. Ronald Reagan after Ed Relnecke stepped down following a perjury conon viction. Dymally was asked if he thought farmer was trying to let voters know Dymally Is black. "We appear on TV," Dymally said. "We never try to hide the fact that I am black. We are not troubled by that." In Massachusetts, polls show Democrat Michael S. Dukakis with a substantial lead over Sargent. J ii 1' t- that any Inside information was used as a basis for his in. vestments. The major Issue has been a proposition on the Nov. 5 ballot to repeal the state sales tax on food and drugs. Levin favors repeal, contending the $200 mil. lion that would be lost can be made up without an increase in the state income tax. Milliken, calling his rival Irresponsible and a demagogue, C.J. SPACHER ENGLISH WOODS T.G. FREEMAN PLACID HILL / HARVEY COULTER HIDDEN ESTATES B. L. McCLANAHAN LA FLORESTA J. JORDAN PRAIRIE LAKE L. WHITTEN SLEEPY HOLLOW Dymally is generally viewed as a liberal. Blacks have served as lieutenant governors in South Carolina and Louisiana through appointment during the Reconstruction era. Louisiana's P. B. S. Pinchback was acting governor for 43 days in 1872. No blacks have a major-party designation in a race for governor. Minor-party black nominees are on the ballots in Nee braska and New York. In Georgia, a black man is conducting a write-In campaign for governor. Three blacks seek U•. - Sen-ate seats. Blacks are running on Communist party tickets for Senate seats in Illinois and New York. LAKE OF THE WOODS D. FREEMAN DEVONSHIRE F.J. BRAVO THE TERRACES R. MELTON ENGLISH ESTATES JIM DUKE {ii EAST LAKE BRANTLEY W.B. GREEN BEL.AIRE Where to go for all the information yOU I1eL'(i about your iiev co rn . munity. S. GLEN ARDEN HEIGHTS BETTY CARTER 372-1812 Sanford said repeal would force n income tax increase next year. Levin is a lawyer from the Detroit suburb of Berkley. Earlier, the governor was hurt by a disclosure that his chief fun raiser, John Stahlin, asked wives and friends of state employes to sell tickets to a banquet featuring President Ford, to skirt a state ethic's law banning such activity by state officials. WILLIAM V. AMBROSE MRS. DONALD BELL INDIAN HILLS Casselberry Winter Springs H. MURDAUGH 3221812 MARILYN GARLANTI 834-9212 Altamonte Springs OAKLAND ESTATES SHIRLEY MILLET 834-9212 Forest City DR. J. TSCHIEDER WOODLANDS HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 R. ROHRLACK DeIton, WIND MEADOWS A. KEEN ........ c igan, both Milliken In Michigan, and Democrat Sander Levin, WhOm Milliken beat by 44,000 votes In 1970, call their rematch "a very close horse race." Mi -• Was involved in a real estate investment firm which stood to profit from inside information Damman and others had as Troy city officials between 1967 and 1970. Thursday Late night, Milliken said he would consider asking Damnman to step down from the Michigan GOP ticket if the reports are substantiated, Dainnian said he made $7,00 on the land deals, but denied EAST BROOK J.L. PACEY taovernors Mansions V ital To 1976 Presidency VOTE EARLY NOV.5 1974 CONGRESSIONAL low-income section of Los Angeles in the state legislature, was chairman of the Democratic caucus before he quit to run for California's second-highest state office. T.D. TYRA, JR. too long," says Mrs. Nowak, a 54-year-old eighth grade math. ematics teacher. • Polls give them a slight lead over the Republican team of Gov. John Vanderhoof and acting It. Gov. Ted Strickland. The race issue has not been raised openly In the campaign, but Brown says, 'Most Colorsdo citizens have racism to a lesser degree." Brown, who Is also director of the Metropolitan Denver Urban Coalition, is stressing his experience. In California, the governor and lieutenant governor do not run as a ticket, but State Sen. Mervyn Dymally, a native of Trinidad, expects help from the expected victory of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown Jr. Dymally, who represents a APPLE VALLEY in office 22 Victories imima WASHINGTON (AP) Black candidates are seeking office in record numbers this year, but few are expected to win new seats in Congress. The most significant victories are likely to be on the state level. For the first time ever, blacks may be elected lieutenant governor, in California and Colorado. But only one black, a heavy underdog, has major party backing for a Senate seat, and any black gains in the House of Representatives are expected to be small. In Colorado, George L. Brown, after 20 years as a state senator, seeks the No. 2 state office on a Democratic ticket headed by Richard Lamm. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMISSION Cong — — HOMEOWNERS ENDORSE $ BINFORD h desire to bring fiscal responsibility and •fl,. •fl S can efort. A Detroit News poll 10 days ago showed Levin had taken a 45.43 lead after trailing 42-37 a month earlier. But when those unlikely to vote were screened out, Millken held a 4741 edge. Reports have swirled all week that state Rep, James Damman, the Republican candldate for lieutenant governor. S. YONCE above all, common sense, to government, The two gubernatorial elections take on added significance in a national context. Democratsappearlikelytorecapture the New York and California governorships and to retain the governorships of Ohio, Penn sylvania, Florida and Texas. With Democrats already holding the Illinois and New governorships. Jersey Democratic victories next week In Massachusett.s and Michigan could complete a clean sweep of (i.e 10 biggest states and lay a formidable base for the 1976 presidential contest. Michigan appears to be the GOP's best opportunity to prevent such a sweep, but charges of impropriety lodged against Milltken's running mate are bellouiiwl In hnun i-mrS thp•.r.• Runtthli. - •,a HACIENDA VILLAGE "Motivated by a genuine and dedicated Vince Fechtel's perience, past . approach ,. to proven record, and government MEADOW LARK ex- business-like can meet N. BOOTH the challenges of both today and the future." "9 km multi ju sa u -- - legislative N. ORLANDO VILLAGE 5.000 G. BROWN ti.0 ix aq hut ttu mua u mW S VØTIE GOLDENROD *swkaw.twkq9uiltd.* H. TUCK 9* Siatijt,Z. Ciulq - -. • VIINCIE 831.1177 9 SLNA%dg "k -- SHEOAH 830.9214 B. MILSTEAD 084 I(e.ae*iet 5&." ELECT TOM Performance- - -Not Promises... Itepiihlk',tn.j,r tht' IkmN4' of Itt'prriu'ntnllres Pktrki 4 - h COUNTY COMMISSION DISTRICT 2 Political Adv. Paid for by G. Brown, Campaign Treasurer DEMOCRAT �____; _ - - ------ - -- ----- - --- --- - -- - --- - - - --- - - - - - - -- -- - - -- --. _--¼__-------- - ----------- ---- --------- - .- -•- -- __ Monday, Nov. 4,1974-12A Natural 12 ,~~ ) 0A~l I I Brush • I ____ I 1. I Is _____ ________ . I _____ Found Offensive Ur W I1 1T l $+ 1t ~i / u Poll's CRAMH Il l. 1IIII11 41U I I Ii LJ)'I..L jPi 11 Jn l)1 \h Pu! I \ 1 A natural bristle hair brush may do wonders (I IF ' for the hair but they certainly can be offensive to sensitiv e nasal ______ '1 I i .? " passages. Mine is looper cent nat ural bristles and smells awful. I . . / k % e gashed it in an number of th ings (shampoo, dish liquids I . I .t_I•,' .• 5C-. nd a mil d ammonia solution) but none worked. I am hesitant , bout using anything too strong for fear of damaging the bristles .. % it I hope s'ineone has a suggesti on . ;W itDEAR P01 L's - Eggs are so expense I th ink they should be a Y " ., hand'ed wi th more care. My Pet Peeve is that I bring a carton 'v.. ' \ home from th e market and th ey loo k fine on top. When I start to ," 'V remove th em there is nearly always one and sometimes two . ¼-. crack ed ones th at are stuck to th e carton bottom. i cannot remove t tern without completely breaking them. Furthermore, I do not I () like to use cracked eggs. I feel Iam paying fov12 eggs ajyJusuallv ' '.'< \slndup with only lOorll._I.YDIA. p -. .. DEAR POE.! Y — and Helen - %e ha%e a foam mattress and I 1 . a large piece of corduroy between it and the springs. It doesn't . -r o J1 DEAR POLL'S' - When unraveling a knitted or crocheted item Bertha Sn)dcr teculeri sith Itop, from kit) (lair, lillils and Donald Snyder and Lucy Ann Poll; ( bottom, from kli Ruth to reuse the yarn I wind it around a wide-mouthed bottle. 'Ih.is Bcnnett,BettySnyder,EosepfcjfnufandThelma Bacon helps straighten it out. The smaller leng ths needed for sewing together or whatever are just tossed inside the bottle so all are t . r - ' • * . , ' - ' together. — PAM. DEAR DEAR POLLY POLLY — Around th e first Around the everymoçth moothmany many people people first ofofevery receive a brown envelope with a Social Security check, veteran's pension. etc., and many tunes people, especially the elderly, come to the bank with that easily recognized envelope in hand and also a bank book. I cringe thinking how they are potential victim I_J iii. R un'il ed . rt s, for assault. Wliy not tear up that broym envelope before leaving A se ay er 'JI I , Aft daughters and three sons. Aid For AgedSpri family reunion was held for . . November 51h S Election Day Woman ,s IU November 5th Is Bob Hat taway s Birthday Thl y mee e reguar mon thlting ears of the Sanford Woman's Club To vote for Bob Hatlaway because it 's his birthda y will be held Wednesday with a catered luncheon at 12 Members will enjoy a surprise is a pretty dumb reason but it's not as dumb as a by reason you may have for not voting at all VOTE — - s . FOR Democrat State Legislature Distr i ct 33 - . ,., S.J1 S'i't Creat e Slee ing I 04ATTAWAY e - 3 F BOB egon Lunc Don't Fl a ,. Donald Snyder, New Spring. Evening Herald, and is active program .' 't 111~1i~ hi 111 ... will be on display Nov. 1215 at BOB PEARSON THE INCUMBENT... E Florida Tech University, when lab Psarson will wart for or. R The incumbent voted against Crea tions 74 takes over for f -2000 seflhs aldeIinei to deny •ODwTh Which PreservYi es days of art, music, theatre and ,ur S manage FLORIDA'S future DEAR ABBY: When !was atfttle girl, !rexnernber seeing my dancing. U growth. mother tiptoe Into the bedroom where my father was sleeping and ) 11J The VI1J event, with an open S she'dtakesomemoneyoutofhispantspocket. NOW Invitation to the public, will be ::::: Now that I'm married, I do the sasne thing to my husband. staged adjacent to the campus I. StATE . DISTRICT a Sometimes he misses what I took and sometimes he doesn 't. Village Center from 10 a.m. to 3 ~ ~ . My question: Is It wrong to take money this way? I get an REPRESENTATIVE . p.m. daily. : 12f_ %AOC PAT : I allowance to run the house. but somethne5ft'snenough On hand will be contributing PICKPOCKET artists in an array of mediums _________________________________ DEAR PICK: If you need more money than your husband and crafts. The neatly 50 ELECT E. C. HARPER, JR. TO THE gives you, ask him for It when he's awake. To fleece him when exhibits confirmed to date SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD he's asleep should snake yon feel sheepish. include paintings, photos, DISTRICT ONE DEAR AB3Y: I will never be able to make amends to my drawings, ceramics,, pottery, wife for what I did to her, but if you choose my letter for your jewelry, decoupage, macrame, column It might keep someone else from making the same quilting, leathercrafI and mistake. I'm an average, 33-year-old man, married for six years. sculpture. Some items will be Q(&C a~ Z~m We ha ve one child, offered for sale. One night I went out alone and picked up a nice-looking girl in A major feature each day . '' i a bar. Believe me, she looked and acted as nice as any girl I had dwlr.g Creations 74 will be ever met. She was immaculate and ladylike. That girl gave me performances by actors, , gonorrhea. I, in turn, infected my wife with such a severe cia 811111111110 case musicians and dancers. A that she had to have a complete hysterectomy. She Is only 30 special guest be will COflh3t years old, and now she'll never be able to have another child, 01 PaIdP ItkaIAdy.bycampa$,nyr,aw,,q DE MOCRAT and Fred McCarthey. she want ed one so much. CHAMPAGNE The doctor had to tell her the truth and it nearly broke her heart because she had never looked at another man, and knew It BALL WEAR had to be my fault. She says she's forgiven me, but I don't think I ran ever It's not too early for you ladies forgive myself. k to start planning what to wear V Abby, please tell your readers not to take foolish chances like to THE event of the holiday l did. I'm not a tramp, Abby. I went out onmy wife only once, and season — Seminole County God forgive me, it was the most foolish thing I've ever done. Mutual Concert's grand HATING MYSELF Champagne Bail, being held DEAR HATING: Ill print your letter asa reminder towomen ___________________ Iwsyear Dec. las The Forest. ety's most as well as men that venereal disease I, still one of .'.•' Fashion this year Is ladyli ke, serious problems. Be careful! . elegant and sophisticated — DEAR ABBY: I am a woman, U, and married. I quit my job gone are the funky, gimmicky as a beautician because I do n't like that kind of work. -..,.:get-ups of yesterda y. The My friends, neighbors and relatives think that because I'm ;:-' flowing purple and silver not working right now I have lots of time on my hands, so they come over and ask me to do th eir hair for nothing. creation above featuces a : wispy handkerchief skirt in I'm not pushy and I ha te to hurt anyone's feelin gs, so I go ,I pure silk chiffon. Th e ahead and do th eir hair . It's a lot easier than making up some .IJ slowing gypsy-type skirt klndofexcuse.Besides,ldon'twantanytrouble. U ____ Now I've had It. Will you please give me a good excuse to use highlights the narrow waist I and the full sleeve is tightly cuffed at the wrist to ward off PIX RETIRED ; .1 DEAR RETIRED: You don't need an "excuse" —you have a winter evening chills. legitimate reason. Use It. SImp.y say: "1 quit being a beautician beeauseIdoa't care for t kind of work." t it I . And lt you haven't got the courage to stand up and speak your mind because you don't want "trouble" —you're already In a lot By ABIGAIL VAN RUBEN - I PEARSON 34 IE _ JLtL - 4 JCPenney - - ..-. -- -- -. - - .;.!4 — ,CPenney Legislative 16th District Engagement of trouble! - X TT T -- ' - por ra s ~i""% enouah to rnalce ---. are 1111111111111111111111111 (Vote for One) - . .' STATE SENATOR - --I ' The engagement has been announced of Miss Annette Wilder to Edgar Bass, both of Sanford. At a recent bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Beverly McGill and Mrs. Betty Washington, the bride-toDe was honored by family and friends, including Mrs. Sarah E3ass, nicither the of .. An Uncommon Name... A Common Cause HARRY __ — — ---- 1~ -w anyone smile. It took last week's K.O. of George Foreman to convince the boxing world of Muhammad All's greatness. This to me is a strange thing, for it was far from his best effort. The Ali who became the second heavyweight champion to ever re-win his title is nowhere near the same man who destroyed Cleveland Williams and Zora Folley. lie is not as quick and to me that is the secret of his superiority. Against Foreman only his hand speed was in evidence. Never before in boxing has there been a man who cotild weigh 2(M) plus pounds 11,1(l move like a welterweight. Sure he was clever in and oul of the ring but it was his speed that made Ali the fighter he was, and still is on a lesser scale. Foreman? An amateur in experience, lie is strong and intimidating but needs to learn how to fight. I felt that before he stopped Frazier. It figured if he caught slow starting "Smokin Joe" early he could win. But could he do it again? The Roman fight was a mis-match that proved nothing. But the Norton fight really confused me. Followers of this column might remember that I felt Norton had the goods to defeat Foreman, and I still do. But Norton was a loser even before he stepped into the ring, lie didn't think he could win and when one gets that idea they are usually right. Mv call of All by a K.O. in the 11th was based on the belief that he would run like a thief for eight rounds and then close in for the kill around the ninth. I didn't imagine in my wildest dreams he would lay on the ropes and let Foreman wear himself out. But after it was all over I recalled a fight that took place last year at the Orlando Sports Stadium between James Helwig and Leroy Caldwell. In that 10-round heavyweight bout, Helwig was a 8-1 favorite who came into the ring with a mark of 19-1. Caldwell had lost more fights than he had won but had gained a great amount of experience along the way. Helwig had faced the type of "tankers" that Foreman was weaned on and really lacked a great deal of ring knowledge. Most of the bout, Caldwell stayed in the corner as Helwig tried to get through his defense with roundhouse punches. In the later rounds the underdog started an offense of his own that Helwig was too exhausted to get away from. The final verdict of Caldwell by a unanimous decision went un-noticed around the world. But there was a lesson to be learned watching that fight and it almost seems as though Ali had a ringside seat that night. Saturday Night Special In Orlando JWS ff Only 1.69 = (pror.unced "quick.cow.skI') 10 AM ')AA "It.,. , 00100 — - "• ' • in LflhI ' 4 for a 5 * lot 1 PM - -- wallet S'ZCS of natural color " ' same pose - __•9 Alabam'sians Win Disney Professional boxing returns to Central Florida this weekend as Pete Ashlock presents a "Saturday Night Special" at the Orlando Sports Stadium. Headlining the nine bout Pro-Am card will be a heavyweight tussle between undefeated Johnny Boudreax of Texas and Florida's trial horse Gene Idolette. Boudreax figures to come out on top, as his record in the Lone Star State is impressive for a youngster. Idolette is not known for his ability to have his hand raised at the end of a contest. Also slated to see action on the pro portion is Sanford's Vic Perez. The good looking junior middleweight has been out looking for top rated opponents, as he has his comeback in full gear. This time around Perez has won all three outings in impressive style, and now he feels he is ready for the best in Central Florida. Efforts were made to bring in either George Beasley or "Fast" Eddie Davis but both men are tied up at the moment. Instead Perez will be matched with Claudis Taylor, a part-time trainer, part-time fighter and full time loser. Taylor will outweigh his man but Perez should have little difficulty taking home a unanimous decision. Perez really isn't much of a puncher and Taylor has enough pride not to quit. The third and last pro fight really has me excited as it pits Daytona's Virgil Gibson and Tampa's Nathanial Gates. In all honesty I will have to admit I would travel hundreds of miles just to see these two go after each other. The fight has to be a war their styles will not let it be any other way. Gibson is one of the hardest punchers in the world (this is no exaggeration) at the light heavyweight level. his defense is poor but he does have a good jab when he uses it. (ittc i iindoft';ited in three oro bouts and has ii~ ~ ~iiiiii _ .' ---fl -- '• ' a r M- ._V&i 4 .V 4 M _ -Va ! i .*~-t _ . ~ =_-__t_L ~_f _ 4 ,1 .~ _ 2 ~7L . -~ -- ~r - LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. record 84 official tour titles (AP) — Hubert Green, winner were accumulated whe n purses -~ ~=t _; w of four titles and more than were but a tiny fraction of the ,... r4m I X*,; ¶ !.g____ $)7,0O0 this season, ranks as amount now offered. D' one of pro golf's ou tsta nding He was second in the Los An, '21 young player-s. geles Open this year, chalI _X 1~ .. 't He ticked off his schedule for lenged strongly for two other tii . . -. . the rest of the year: a Monday ties and finished the year wi th fight to Australia for a tourna. $5.000 in winnings in only a . ment, then to New Zealand, handful of appearances. 11 with maybe a stop in Hong John Schiee and Bobby Cole % ___ Kong. Then to Japan for two of South Africa followed with 6Smore tournaments. 257. ________ Mac Mcl,eridon, Green's Jack Nicklaus and Toiti Weispartner in their successful kopf never really got in the i (4 — assault on the $250,000 Na ti onal chase. They finished wi th 66Team Championship, had just 260. Johnny Miller, winner of % broken out of a dismal, four. eight tournaments and Player ,"J' C -4 • . -~'F' year slump and had a happier, of the Year honors this season, . ---.... -much less complicated and Grier Jones had 64-262. Arschedule for the rest of the nold Palmer and Lanny Wad- -: season. kins got to within one sliotof the —="I'm gonna go home and lead with a front-nine 30, then . . •;--.-.-. .- ; . drink a lit tle beer," McLendon blew it on the last nine. They _____________ NOC_ ~ '--:: -said. played the homecoming side in .. . The old friends from BLr- 37 and were well back at M. Jack Nicklaus ready to send ball sailing, but wasn't able to sail Into top bracket at Disney tourney mlngham, Ala., combined fora final round64 Sunday and aone- LAKE BUENA VISTA. Fla. (lleraldPhotoby Pete Rogers) Final torrj and mon stroke triumph in the unique (AP) tywinnings Sunday in the event in which scoring is based S7300 National Turn Golf on the team's better ball on Championship on the 7.162 each hole. They finished with a yard. par- 72 Magnolia course at Watt Disney (goring 255 total, a whopping 33 strokes based on betrWorld ball on each under par on the 7,162-yard rolc) I5O.00 Magnolia course within sight of Green McLendon "" 63 44-255 the towers and tuff ents of Walt S.Snead JSnea.d $26.260 Disney World. as u 41.64-236 MILWAUKEE (AP) — Much in the year was enough." said Aaron, who will be return- runs last year and batted .268. 226.260 Incredible Sam Snead, whose Yancey Sneed suspense surrounded the negoMay, who slumped to .226 ing to the city in which he 61 62 a367236 Manager Del Crandall said he legendary career spans four Schlee Cole 113,340 tiations which led to the week- with 10 home runs last season started his major league Ca- was thinking of using Aaron, decades and stretches back to end trade that sent all-time after batting .303 with 25 reer. with whom he had played with the dark Depression days of the T.Shaw.Carr $9.396 home run champion Hank An- homers the year before, said he "I'm going because I wanted the Braves, primarily as a des. I930, and nephew J.C. Snead 66 624565-75* Diehl Lott $9396 ron from the Atlanta Braves to and fellow Brewer outfielder to," Aaron said. "I look forward ignated hitter, but added that tied for second with Bert Yanthe Milwaukee Brewers. Johnny Briggs had joked about to working with the entire he might be used in the outfield cey and Ed Sneed at 256. D.HIll M.Hill $9.39' But outfielder Dare May, who which one of them would be Brewers' organization. I am at times. 63 44-66-63'2S$ Sam and J.C. had a final made up the other half of the traded for Aaron. He said he happy that the Atlanta Braves M&nykElchdbtrgir 19.2-96 Brewer president Bud Selig round 64 while Yancey and 6366 deal along wi th an unnamed was convinced he was right saw fit to work so closely wi th 19.296 said financial details of Aaron's Sneed, the third-round leaders, Zen1er- Porter minor league player, says he when he learned a Braves scout me to meet my request." 41--M-61-25$ for a Aaron said he would like to be pact would be worked out after had to birdie the final hole figured out what was going to was following the club on its fiRudolph-D Slke 14.24$ he returns from Japan on Tues. 65446463-239 happen before the season was nat road trip, more than a designated hitter Almost unbelievably, old Sam Pace-Wail day. Selig said an outline of over. Aaron, meanwhile, was in Ja next year. 658544 65-59 fjni.1 with the best moneycontract hadwas been 'You know baseball play- pan for a home run hitting 56.24$ "I will do whatever I can to but nothing t worked i t, winning total of his career, He's AlIIn-Gelb.erger 259 ers," said May. "They put test wi th e ball club, th Ja pa nese star Sada help ding money winner Brew c-Nichols 14.113 things tgther. And when we haru Oh when the trade was ball's all-time home run chainThere have been reports that three times but most of his I6-6) 61-66-239 heard Hank was interested 113 announced late Saturday. pion, who eclipsed Babe Ruth's Aaron might become general coming backtoMilwaukee,I felt career standard of 714 early manager of the Brewers after sure I'd be the one to go. Aaron said money was not a last season and now has 733 playing a year or two. Jim Wil"I expected to be traded right factor In his going to Mil- homers for his career. "I son vacated the job this sumafter the seaon was over," May waukee, despite previous re- wouldn't want to be purely a mer to head a scouting bureau. added. "After all, I wasn't ports that he was unhappy with designated hitter." Selig, who had indicated during happy with the way I was being what Atlanta had offered him. Aaron, 40, who began his ca- the World Series that such a played, and one confrontation "Money has nothing to do reer with the Braves in Mil- move was a possibility, dowith Manager Del Crandall late with my going to the Brewers," waukee in 1954, belted 20 home clined to speculate on it Sunday. $1 J - 7' - $ .4,.;/. ' '."P. •' - L - . :_ - - - . - I . 4 - -- Ili _ $ti$4t j - - 1 -- _ 7r' ____ - - . .-• - - 2 - - . - - .- -, - - - ' - - - - - r.: - -. - -. - __ . - - .... ' -- __________ - - Suspense Surrounds Trade ' RD College Football Scores — COUNTY COMMISSION -- -- Monday, Nov. 4,1974-1 B - Before Defeating Foreman i obvious about its containing a check. Some of the people who do recently at Jim Spencer's Res. Pfeifaul of Sanford; Lucy Ann Born In Youngstown, Ohio, 79 Shrine, Rebekah Lodge, and pleasure. this could never fight back enough to come out even with an taurant, Sanford. Together with Poll of Osteen; Thelma Bacon years ago, Mrs. Snyder moved Sanford Woman's Club. She is a assailant. - MR.SJ.G.M. their inother for the first time in of New Springfield, Ohio; Clair to Osteen In 1946. She is a for. member of First Presbyterian i 2 Irs were her five Snyder, Chesterland, Ohio; rner correspondent for the DEAR POLLY — I would like to share a vitamin and energy conserving pointcr. When I bake potatoes they are scrubbed, buttered and %Tapped in foil. I always bake some extra ones to • . ... __ Mrs. Kay Cannon, departhave on hand for potato salad, etc., th at I will plan for the next : ' DEAR ABBY I ment president of Legion day. The oven heat does double duty. Baking rat he r th an boiling FTU 1 Auxiliaries in Florida, will pay i conserves vitaminsaswell.—MARYW. 1,, her official visit to Sanford, DEAR GIRLS — We could all save on heat by planning oven dinners when baking potatoes. Cooking at th e same time could be - iv a meat loaf, vegetable casserole and a baked dessert rather than -p Sheen inc today and another tomorrow. POLIX. -. • r IA .s ,1 IIuIrJu_& I £ VI $..I VdII I4tL1I -.4.) -- -- 1111111111111 All Was The Greatest sca ?j::eta ; honor at I p.m. at Cassel rry dLId uals I: Country Club. Make reser. formed the Centennial Civic %ations to Mrs Dorothy (ganly.ation for the Aged to Webster, 12 W 18th St., San. assist the elderly and others In ford, as soon as possible. area nursing homes, hospitals - 1. and private homes, who have no families to assist them headed by Mattie Jefferson ) O _____ of 109 McKay Bl1d, Sanford, _____ president of the group will be solici ti ng the aid of the coin) munity in the coming mon ths. A .._.... A fashion show is planned Dec. 22, _____ I'' .J 5-8 p.m. at the Sanford Civic i' Center to raise funds to help those In need. .. All lntereted persons are iivitcd to Join th organizati' i - -.and may contact Mrs. Jeffer Jeffe so n for further information. Margaret Singer These are: Ruth Bennett, field, Ohio; and Hollis Snyder, In many local organizations, and Tupperware will be °t't envelope? Carry this in a large purse if possible but do not be Mrs. Bertha Snyder of Osteen Betty Snyder, and Eloise Washington, D.C. including: Eastern Star, White display for their shopping home and put the bank book and an unendorsed check In a white -- L, S - ------ - LEE GEIGER Casselberry, Altamonte ngs and Winter Park • I .--- -- Club Notes I _________ _. - ___ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - POLLY'S POINTERS -- - SPORTS WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, FL -- ~ - By The Associated Press East - Boston College 3$, West Vir. Univ II. Holy Cross 11 Brown 17. Princeton 13 Bucknell 10, Lafayette 6 Colgate £7. Manathtset?s 31 — — Jid Tonite 2 49ersnxe S and the Rams lead 30-17-2. Even in a losing cause against Oak- McCutcheon, the NFL's leading while winning division titles land and will be matched rusher at the midway point of three straight seasons (1970- tonight against the Rams' new the season. The 49ers have several new races, offers what has become a 72), the 49ers managed Just one starting quarterback, James Harris. victory over the Rants. starters On offense this season, traditional IluslIlatch - the t.os " ~ ~ - Midwest AkrOn 22. Indiana State 21 Cent Michigan 2$. East Mich ig-an 13 Connecticut 9, Rutgers 7 Cornell 71, Columbia o Delaware 19, Viilanova 7 Harvard 39. Pennsylvania 0 Maine 31. Vermont 27 New Hampshre 29, Rhode Island 11 Notre Dame 11. Navy 6 Perw' State 21, Maryland 17 Pittsburgh 21, Synacu-SP 13 Coast 20. Trinity College Guard 16 Vanderbilt 38, Army 14 Yale 11, Darlmooth 9 Cincinnati 22, Temple 20 Miami. Ohio 31, West Mct Igan 0 Michigan 21. Indiana 7 Michigan State 2$. WIgo,nln 21 MI.souri $2. Kansas St Univ 15 North Dakota 33, Mankato State 27 No Dakcta St 13, South Da kola 12 21, Minnesota Norlhweste,n — 13 Ohio 33. Bowling Green fl South Ohio State 49, IllinoiS 7 Alabama 3$, MiS%is3pp, St 0 Oklahoma 2$. Iowa State 10 Alabama AIM U, Alabama Oklahoma State 21, Kansas 13 State 7 Purdue 3$. Iowa 11 Alcorn AIM 3$, Bishop Cot Toledo 41. NorThern Illinois 14 leg' o Wichita State 73. Orake Univ Clemson 71, Wake Forest 9 11 Duke 9, Georgia Tech 0 — Eton College U. Wofford 7 Southwest Florida 25, Autism It B.ayix 21, Texas Christian 7 t-4uStOfl Univ 31. Georgia 21 34. Grambling Col Texas Kent State IS. Marshall Univ Southern 21 7 Kentucky 30. Tulane 7 24. M'sState Louisiana 5iS$ippl 0 LOuisiana Tech 34, SE Loul siana 13 McNees* State 2*. Nich011S State 20 Memphis State 42. Florida Slat* 11 Miami, Fla 14, Virginia Tech 11 — Boston By The Associated Press ahead 101-100 with 1:16 10189. dropped to 44 on the'season. "We play every game like it Easy-going Bill Fitch has remaining by sinking eight foul In Kansas City, Chet Walker faced plenty of strange events shots, was the most important game sod 2$ points —20 of them in In an off-handed remark of the year," said Rick Barry, the second half during his four years as the only to lead the coach of the Cleveland about the officiating, Fitch said who scored 41 points to lead the Chicago Bulls to their victory Cavaliers, a perennial National he wanted to check the films in Golden State Warriors to victo- against the Kings. Chicago is 5. Basketball Association loser, order to "really see what hap- ry against the Portland Trail 5 now and Kansas City-Omaha Blazers. Now, he has seen everything. pened." is 5.3. Keith Erickson's four Barry, who had 14 points to It was a peculiar basketball The Supersonics, 5-4, getting game," said Fitch, known for straight foul shots gave the help visiting Golden State to a 28 points from Fred Brown and his sense of humor, after Cleve- Suns their temporary lead 39-26 first period lead, praised 21 from Leonard Gray, out. land edged the visiting Phoenix before Bobby Smith put the Warriors' strong defense. lasted the Milwaukee Bucks, I. Los Angeles had a string of 12 8, in Seattle, Suns 104-101 Sunday night. Cleveland ahead 102-101 on a "Both teams played so unusu- decisive 15-foot jump shot from straight victories against In the two American BasketBuffalo. But the the corner with S8 seconds togo. ally." visitors from ball Association games Sunday, The Cavaliers, who have won the East quickly turned things New York beat San Antonio 1 "We played a hell of a game 109 and Kentucky defeated in the third and fourth quar- five games and lost four, were around. The Braves took a 40-16 edge Memphis 104-99. ters," said Fitch about the ef- led by Austin Carr's 27 points. fort by the Cavaliers. "And Phoenix, 3-5, was led by Erick- at the end of the opening period In the NBA games Saturday by with the aid of 12 points son's 19. Bob it was: Chicago 95, New York then, all of a sudden, I looked up In other NBA games Sunday, McAdoo, their 6-foot-10 center 90 Detroit 100, Philadelphia 94; and we ,Acre losing the Golden State beat Portland 109- who led all scorers with 32 Boston 126, Atlanta 125; Wash.. freethrow contest." Cleveland had rolled to a 94-82 100, Buffalo defeated Los Ange- points in the blistering game. Inglon 108, Phoenix 94; Houston Red-hot Buffalo, 5-3, led by as 120, Kansas City-Omaha 97; lead with less than six minutes les 124-101, Chicago topped many as 30 points early in the and Golden State 99, Milwaukee and 86-79 outscored Kansas City-Omaha left, but Phoenix 31-23 in the third period -went Seattle downed Milwaukee Fourth quarter. The Lakers 90. -i-, State 0 ginla 3 oul sAlt mosS ave uns S SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The National Football League, with a shortage of tight division Tulsa 37, Lousvlle 7 West Kentucky 34. Morehead 7 North Carolina 21. Virgna 10 No Carolina St 12. South Carolina 77 Richmond tary 11 Tennessee tanooca 0 11, Virg i nia Mill State 17. Chat Rice 21. Texas Teth 7 Texas IS. South Methodist 13 Texas AIM 20, Arkansas 10 Teitas Cot ALl 31, Tarteton State 7 — Boise Far West State 42. Webe r STa? 11 to Brigham Young 12. Air Force California 15, Southern Cal I S Calif U. Davis 11, Humbo!t State 7 Colo State Univ It, Wymr; 6 Nevada I I 'S ,%% .r-! HigbIa% I P ro Basketball ' 4','e. �-. - -.-- - - ________________________ - - -- - - .- ' :-- ' —-- t 211- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monda' Legal Notic e I Legal Notice Legal Notice ---------- IN VITATION FOR BIDS NOTICE OF INTENTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE AIRPORT IMPROVEMENTS GRADING. PAVING, LIGHTING TOREGISTIN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FICTITIOUSNAME CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE MARKINO AND FENCING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, AT COUNTY, FLORIDA Pursuant to Florida Statute SSI6S.o, SANFORD AIRPORT CIVIL DIVISION that the undersigned, desiring lo . SANFORD,FLOR IDA NO. Cl 141404C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 4,1974--3B Sealed Proposals for the fur STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAVIN & Ongl9t in business under the Nc. — nishjg of all name of QUALITY HOUSE COMPANY, a Florida Corporation, titlous labor, materials services and equipment for Plaintiff. PRINTERS at P.O. Box 90). City of Airport Improvent5 Grading, Paving, vs .Aitamont, Springs, County of Lighting, Marking and Fencing at TYRONE GREEN BARBARA Seminole, State of Florida. Iatends to register the said name with the the Sanford AIrpqt will be received ANN GREEN. hIs wIfe, 3:30 (2,) How To Clerk of the Circuit Court of by The Sanford Airport Deendant. Author1ty at Survive A Seminole County, Florida, 'he OIItc, 04 the Director of NOTICE OF SALE Marriage PATRICIA YASTE Aviation, Sanford Airport until 2 00 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 7:00 (2) To Tell The (6) Match Game JOSEPH PEDOPaE P.M. November 26, 1971, at which thal Truth (9) One Life To 'Ime all ProposilS will be Publicly foreclosure entered October 30th, Publish: Oct. 21, 20, Nov. 1. ii. " Concentration Live opened and read aloud 1974 in the Circuit Court of Itie DFG.12I (I) What's My Line (3$) Uncle Hubie The work for which PrOposai are Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and Truth Or lflvitCd for Seminole County, Florida, in FICTITIOUS NAME Show (9 Consequences Sheill I — Grading, Paving, Civil Action No. 14. ARTHUR Notice is hereby given Mat we are (i Leave It To Lighting an Marking (13) McKeever And H. BECKWITH, JR, ( 'erk of the eaged In business at 2524 Elm . Beaver Schedule 3 - Fencing said Court. will sell for cash in hand Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, The Colonel 4:00 (2, 0) Sommerset Biddici are invited to Submit to the highest arid best bidder at the Florida, under the fictitious name of (24) lntercome 24 12:15 (9) Movie (6) Mery Griffin (9) To Tell The (8) Jackpot proposals for one or all of the $t,c (3$) Star Trek 1:00 (2,8) Tomorrow .,,e west front door of the Courthouse, PARADISE OF BEAUTY, I Truth (9) Lucy Show (9) Password schedules On the Proposal Forms Seminole County, Florida at :po VIVIANE WOODARD COSMETIC 7:30 (2) Jeopardy Show (24) Sesame Street (35) Not For Women Provided A M on WedneSday, November 13, SALON, and that we intend to Valley Big (3$) (6) What's My Line (44) Gllligan's Island 1974 the following described real register saId name With the Clerk of Only The Sanfor d Airport Authority (44) News (8) Wild World Of 4:30 reserves the right to award separate property situate in Seminole County, the Circuit Court, Semnote County, (2) Bonanza (44) Leave It To 12:30 (2, 8) Celebrity TUESDAY Animals FlorIda In accordance with the Contracts for Schedule I and Florida, to wit: (13) Orlando City Beaver Sweepstakes (9) Let's Make A 's,' Lot 11, Block "J", WASHINGTON provisions of the Fictitious Name Schedule 2 or for Schedule I and 9:30 (8) That Girl Council (6) Search For Schedule 2 c om bined OAKS SECTION TWO, according to Statutes, ToWit: Section 165.09 Deal Florida (3$) Leave It To (35) Lifestyle Tomorrow (13) Hey JeannIe On and after November 1, 1971, the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Florida Statutes 1951. 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee (44) Petticoat Beaver (9) News S Kelly Hamrick coptes of Ihe Plans, Specification Boo& 16, Pages 56 & 87, Public (24) Intercom 24 6:10 (2) Sunshine Junction 44 Gomer Pyle (44) Variety Theo Whltcomb and other Contract Documents may Records of Seninole County, 8:00 (2) National Almanac 5:00 (9) M i ssion Publish: Oct. 21, 2 Nov 10:00 (7, 8) Name That 3 . 1 , II, 1971 12:55 (2) News be examined at the office of the Florida Geographics 6:15 (8) Sunshine Tune Impossible Director of Aviation, or at the office Together with the following itCm of DEG (2) Jackpot 1:00 (6) Gunsmoke Almanac (24) Mister Rogers' of Bristol, Child, Crowder & property which are located in and (6) Joker's Wild IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (6,8) News (8, 13) Born Free 6:25 (2) I Dream Of AssocIates, Inc., 1013 Saljedrj Street, Permanently installed as a part of (3$) Romper Room N ei ghborhood EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. (9) All My Children (9) Rookies Coral Gables, Florida 33146. Corn. the improvements on the said land: CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Jeannie (35) Batman (44) Father Kncr.vs Movie (33. 44) One Orbon Range — Model No, COUNTY, FLORIDA. plete documents may be obtained (24) Inheritance (44) Mod Squad Best 6:30 (6) Sunrise 1:30 (2,8) Jeopardy from either the oflic. of the Director E30AV, Serial No 159 (35) Glen Turner CIVIL NO. 74-1242.E 10:30 (7,11! Winning Streak 5:15 (13) Women's News Semester (6) As The World of Avtioo, or flrj',fol One Mercury Hd FE OF P AL NAT ION AL Model No Political (6) Gambit With Helen Turns (C) Today In Florida WT. Serial No Mil/JU TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Cro',dcr & A%soates. inc , by (44) Dinah (') $10 , 000 Pyramid Peikln 6:55 (2) Daily Decotlonal (9) Let's Make A One Comfort Pac Furnace — payment of a deposit in the amount Plaintiff, 8:30 (35) Bad Rock (3S) Movie of Thirty Five Dollars (13500) for Model No. CPFIOD, Serial p'o. vs. 700 (2, 0) Today Deai 5:30 (2) News (44) Bold Ones (44) Green Acres each set. Payment for Plans and A662$59 STEVEN J. BUSSARD and MAR. (6) News 7:00' (2, I) Days Of Our (6) Andy Griffith 9:00 (2, 0, 13. 44) Movie One Coidspot Refrigerator — SHA D. BUSSARD, his wife, 11:00 (2,8) High Rollers other Contract Documents must be Lives (9) Bozo (13) Smother () Maude Made by check or money order Model No. 44 65315), Serial No. 5301. 7:30 (44) Unlscope Defendants. (6) How You See It (6) Guiding Light Brothers () Ormandy payable to ,The Sanford Air port 1307 1 NOTICE OF SALE (9) Split Second (9) Newlywed Game (24) Electric Company 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo DATED this 301h day of October, International NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Authority. Cas.hwili not be accepted. (44) Phil Donahue 2:30 (2,8) The )octors (33) Lost In Space (9) Dusty's Trail on the 15th day of November, 1914. This deposit will be refunded only to 1971, (24) Weekly Special 11:30 (2, 8) Hollywood (6) Girl In My 6:00 (2. 6, 8, 9) News at 11 am. at the west front door of ( Revue New Zoo Bidders submitting a formal (3$) My Partner, The Squares Life Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. the Courthouse of Seminole County, Proposal, upon receipt of unused (13) Modern Home Ghost (35) Patty Duke (6) Love Of Life Clerk of the Circuit Court at Sanford, Florida the undersigned (35) My Favorite Documents ;n good condition not Digest (13) Meet The 8:30 (9) Movie By Elaine Richarde (9) Brady Bunch Clef k will offer for sale thetollowing late- than ten (10 ) days after the Martian (24) Villa Alegre Candidates Deputy Clerk (33) Mothers In Law described real property: 11:55 (6) News date of opening of the Proposals, (44) Underdog (44) Lucy Show Movie Publish: Nov. 1, 1974 Lot 115, SAN LANTA, THIRD jS (44) Tennessee This Contract is subject to EEO AFTERNOON 3:00 (2, 8) Another World 6:30 (24) Man And 9:30 (6) - Rhoda SECTION as recorded in Flat Book Tuxedo ProvIsions established P)y the DEH.17 (6) Price Is Right Environment 10:00 (1) Medical Center 13, Page 73, Public Records of Secretary of Labor, and subject to 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue 12:00 (2, 44) News () General Hospital PUILIC NOTICE Seminole County, Florida, y berry RFD (35) Ma (24) Washingto n minimum wage rates established by (6) Mike Douglas (6) Young And NOTICE Is hereby given that the (3.5) Mister Ed together with all structures, imthe Secretary of Labor, (44) H og an's Heroes Straight Talk (8) Golden Voyage below hearings originally 1hedued Restless (44) Three Stooges provements, fixtures, appliances, P40 Proposal may be wlhdra,n for November (35) Felony Squad 5, 1911. at 1:00 pm, appurtenances on said land or after the schrculed closing time for or 10:30 (24) Black Persppctive — as soon thereafter as possible, U5ed in conjunction therewith: the receipt of Proposals for a period will be Continued until a later date:The (:3) Rat Patrol aforesaid sale will be made of sixty (60) dayS Public hearing to consider a Pursuant to a Summary Final 11:00 (2. 6, 8) News The Sanford Airport Authority proposed cha ng e of zoning from R. (24) LilIas. Yoga Judgment entered in Civil No. 74. reserves the rights to waive any IAA and R.IA Siiigle Family OR MONEY BACK Broadcasting 12fl-E now pending in the Circuit And You Odnnei can hifp you become Informallties in or reject any and all Dwelling Districts and R2 One and Court -if the Eighteenth Judicial the UUn, trim person you want to (3$) Burke's Law Proposals, or to re advertise for Two Family Dwelling District to Circuit In and for Seminole County, be. iuss Odrinex contains ri. Proposals (44) NIght Gallery most effective rItiucln aid a vailable PUD (Planned Unit Development) Florida. 11:30 All Proposals must be Submitted on the fo(lowlngdescribedproperty: (2.0) Tonight Show without a DreSCr,ption! DATED this 30th day of October as set forth In the Proposal One tiny Odtsnea tablet a nat? (24) ABC Captioned That part of the E ,of the SW ', 1971. hour before meals suppresses your Requirements and Conditions, News Section 5. Township 21 South, Range (Seal) appetite you eat less down go the A Bid Bond or Certified Chck in East, lying South of S.R. 436. and (44) The FugitIve Cilo,ies • down goes rie wightf A rt hur H. Beckwith, Jr. the amoun t of S per c en t of the Total that part of E of NW ' of Section Odvinei has been used Successfully 11:4.5 (9) News Clerk of the Circuit Court Amount Bid must he Submitted with 17, Township 21 South, Range 29 by tPiouslnas all over the country By: LIllian T Jenkins each Proposal. for 16 years t Will work for YOU. East, lying South of S.R. 434. Also Deputy Clerk _________ Sa nford AIrport Authority With thi OWirsex Pljn, clinijtty NEW YORK (AP) — The from $19 million to $23 million. "Well, the corporation Lots 1-S and 4 and 4, FOREST VAN DEN BERG, GAY, tested, YOU will ut SInSbty - '10 By. J. S. "Red " Cleveland LAKE SUBDIVISION, as per plat Public Broadcasting Service's Gunn is aiming for a $21 it could million said put up BURKE & DYER. P.A. 13.7 muno sPecial eserciias. Safe D irector of Aviation thereof recorded in Flat Book 1. Attornes for th e-Plaintiff and effective when taken as directed. new national program coopera- level. lion," Gunn said, Publish - Nov. 4, 5, 6, 1974 Pages, Public Records of Sem;nole . ,' You must lose uesv fat or your Pon OffIce Box 793 DE H 19 tive, begun this year, has gotten He said the Ford Foundation "Our ho pe is that the stations County, Florida. Further describsd money will be r e funded . no oue'sOrlando, Florida 32102 • Ofl the South side of State Road the green light for th e 1975-76 w ou ld put up $7 million and which is gradually phasing out tiOfli 1$ke Start tGday, jet rid of SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Publish. Nov. 4, 1971 " '1.. excess ?at and I.,. long.t with 434. approximately one and one OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DEH•16 season. But a big hurdle re CPB and the Ford Foundation its long-time support A GODA public Odrine.. quarter flI) miles West of Sta Noticed Public Hearing mains. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR " It'sa broadcasting, "has $7 million each,"hesaid, not said Roam ,P34 and 431. The Board of County Corn- Roam SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA and the what it'd put up, but It did in. mis.sloners of Seminole County will Continuation of the Board of county And PBS chief Hartford Gunn rebsonable an CommIssioner's of Seminole County CIVIL ACTION NO, 74'1U7.CA44F hold a public hearing to cons ider program choices the stations dicate earlier it'd match what ________ nty In the matter of the Adoption of says that Is to persuade appeal agaInst the Board of Ad. sitting as the Seminole Cou 9 .50 JOHN MICHAEL FREDERICK CPB ______________ puts would be conL _"L~~ Width Utilities Board to consider cornCorporation justment in approving a L ot Public Broad- could make NOTICE OF ACTION AvThenI - ptlance or noncompliance of siderably gr eater than th ey — Snd Lot She Variance in an R.1 casting and the Ford FoundsSouthern Gulf Utilities, Inc. witn TO: FRANKLIN JOSEPH BEN. Residential Zon e on the following AMer,canCv,s4riq not M1 were under this year's funNETT, whose place of residence tion to increase, not deere is SWIM 4.11, 607, 7.01, described property: un ' 7.09 through 7.12; 7.14 Througti 7.70; the financial support they gave d.ini. Lot IS, Block F. Seminole Terrace NOTICE IS HEREBY N . Th. GIVEN that 11:31. ISPN 9.01 of and Rule's and Regulations Replat in Sec tion 31 213), on Lowery the system for 1974-75. Fri- & lot. He said that by this .he meant there has bein filed In the Circuit fl31. P.M. GovernIng the Public Water Drive. Sunday 11:II.IIP.M. Systems in Seminole Court of Seminole County rloridaan that financially pressed This public hearingwillbehcld in Sewerage action entitled In the Matter of the The cooperative, created stations this year tended to buy All mijer Credit Cards Acceiptee the the County Commission, Chambers County. Areas of Ire County con. Adoption of John Michael Frederick. amid dwindling foundation ''P'of the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, cerned are all areas certified to You are hereby regulredto III* your SEMINOLE PLAZA low-cost series lasting weeks Southern Gulf UtIlIties. Inc. 93$.Di.i. . Hwy. l7.C) port for public TV, aims at rather onDecember'3,1V7I,atl:00P.M.or written dCfenses with the Clerk Of I than expensive Clsselb.rr1, Ft. • em John A. Kimbrough, as soon thereafter as possible stimulating great local finan. said Court arid to serve a copy of Chairman programs — such as floard of County Former Athletes, Plus Hilli s,.,, cent., Such written defenses upon the cial he lp for pu blic TV as well Board of County Commissioners documentaries — of only one or ins W. C0600"M Dr. Poner, etiti G ordontor Vi CommissIoners as gi vi ng sta tio ns more direct several segments. Ortaide Se minole County, Flor ida Frederick, P.O. Box 1795, San f, or d ___ __r.'n1 Publish: Nov. 1, By: John A Kimbrough, say In choosing national proFlorida on or before the 25th day o f DE It Chairman What sort of financial cornNovemnt*r, 1971, In the absence of -, grams. Attest: wtiich a default may be entered mitinent has CPB and the Ford FICTITIOUSNAME Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. against you and the cause proceed Under the system, the sta.. Foundation made to the cooper.. Notice Is hereby given that we are e parte. PublIsh: Nov. 4, 1914 engaged In business at 201 DEPt East 10 tions are asked to pay a fair. ative for next season? WITNESS my hand and seal as Street, Sanford, Florida, 32171 under 11 — CITY OF Clerk of the Circ uit Court in an for share percentage of some na_____________ the fictitious name of INTERSTATE Seminole County, Florida on lids ALTAMOP,TE SPRINGS, tional programming i"•..ies they once COLLECTORS CORPORATION OF 73rd day of October, 1974. FLORIDA got NOT ICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO BOSTON and that **intend to (Seal) free from PBS, helping to Neighbors... Help Yourself OF register sa id with the Clerk Of the , uf £ 'i5 CONSIDER ADOPTION Arthur H. fleckwth, Jr "buy" shows offered in a PBS Circuit Court, Seminole Count/, To Our OriginsI. sTu DIJSTII1 PROPOSED ORDINANCE Clerk ogra catalogue. FlorIda, Iri accordance with the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN By: Lillian T. Jenkins SALAD and BREAD mquan Nam= of the fictitious name NOTICE l HEREBY GIVEN by Clerk / To get It BAR startd th is season, "'-"0:00 the City Of Altamonte Springs, statutes, to wit, sectIon 565.09 PublIsh: Oct. 21, Nov. 4, 11, 15, 1971 ONLY Florida, that the Council will hold a Florida, statutes 1937. CPB, DEG - 111 which administers I Thin Enjoy Selections (Seal) public hearing to consider enact federal funds earmarked 0ISEAFOODand H. J. Warren merit of Ordinance No. 32074 on. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR pu blic br oadcasting, put up $4.5 Vice President PRIME BEEF titled: SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA LUNCHEON S1.0S-$3i3 million. The Ford Foundation The Groove AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF Attest: CIVIL ACTION '4"2S 5 R. Warren DINNER A L T AM 0 N T E SPRINGS, No. 74172l1121 $1.347.9$ Tube put up $5 million and stations Last I FL OR IDA, ESTABLISHING Secretary Division C 8:00 raised $4 million, Gunn said . sh Of The A. it, bp PROCEDURES FOR EXTENSION Publi : Oct. 21, Nov. II, 1974 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Only p.m. The $13.5 million total paid for • Hot on Nov. OF THE CITY'S SEWERAGE AND DEG 172 LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MID. WATER SYSTEM PRESCRIBING FLORIDA. a Corporation, 40 pe ce the cost of th is FICTITIOUSNAME DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION Plaintiff, Notice is hereby given that I am vs. season's national public TV ________________________ STANDARDS FOR SUCH . DINE programs, he added. PROJECT: IMPOSING A WATER, engaged In business at 179 SE Lake JIMMIE R. WEAVER and DONNA r Ave.. L ongwood 12730. Seminole C. WEAVER, hu .1 arid SEWER, DRAINAGE sband and wife, CON. CONTROL County. Florida. under the fictitious I 1 PBS' executive committee, in P4ECTIOU AND _________________ Defendants, DANCE name 01 BOB'S CITY GLASS OF :\ 'I AMENDED CHARGE. PROVIDING FOR the program cooperaClosedMo..Tues. 5tarts Wed. FLORIDA, and that I Inttnd to To Live NOTICE OF ACTION EXCEPTIONS: PROVIDING FOR five THE EDUCATION OF i another season, said it Homecoming _JjjLJ , METHODS OF PAYMENT Au'ID registersaldnamewiththeClerkof TO: JIMMIE R. WEAVER and EntertaInment SONNY CARSON the Circuit Court, Seminole County, DONNA C. WEAVER, husband and I It I should be financed at a level of UTILIZATION OF FUNDS NEWMAN'S LAW Florida In accordance with the wife of P.O. Box PROVIDING SEPARABILITY, Thur's.. Fri. _______________________ pr ovsbom of the Fictitious Name North Carolina 77901367, Waucties., CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE Sat, Statutes, To- Wit: Section 063.09 YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE DATE. Florida Statutes 1931. 2700S. SANFORD AVE. HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action Said Ordinance was placed on first 5- Bobby Nelson BOdiford to foreclose a mortgage of the reading on October 29, 1971. and the $EMINOLR 1 Publish: Oct. 71, 20, Nov. 1, 1971 fol I*flhi (lML5II Cily Council will c onsider same for described property in _________________ DEG 121 — Seminole County, Florida, to wit: final passage and adop tion after the FSATURLS: I:)I 3:30 3 Lot 4. Block B, Repiat of Sonor a public hearing, which will be he ld in '' ' CINTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST / the City Hall of Attamonte Springs, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Units) 52. subdivIsion in Section 7, U.., i ISSiI5$ AND IINIST STEAK HOUSS WONPANTMO Paluv COUNTY, Township 20 South, Range 3) East, on Tuesday. the 19Th day of FOR SEMINOLE according to plat in Flat Book 17, November, 1971, at 6 - 30 p m • or as FLORIDA. and 12, Public Records of soon thereafter as possible At the CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-lS34-CA-04.0 rages 11 LEISURE _______________________________________________________________ & Icy" IN BRIEF WBA and _ Champ Ready LOS ANGELES (AP) — Topranked World Boxing Association featherweight challenger Alexis Arguello of Nicaragua arrived in Los Angeles and began sparring sessions Sunday for his Nov. 23 title light against champion Ruben Olhares. Arguello, wh', has a record of 39-3 with 34 knockouts, impressed a small gathering at the Main Street Gym in a fourround session against Mario Martinez. Arguello, 22, has never fought outside Central America. 200th For Woody 'I Tony Russi (left) awards golfer Harold (Doe) Ring. W. A. (Pat) in the tourney at Mayfair Country Club Schubert Patrick (center) accepts prize, and R. C. Whitmire and Jack carded a fine 71, followed by J. T. Harris with a 71. Garnett White Prosser fright) receive prizes from Runt for placement in the was the low net winner with a 72, followed by Jim Rowe, Harold first annual charity tourney. Jack Schubert took low gross honors Brooks, Gib Blake and Harry Hutton. the Hayes COLUMBUS, Ohio — Woody Hayes achieved his 200th college football coaching victory and junior tailback Archie Griffin became the first major college football player to rush for 100 or more yards in 18 straight games when top-ranked Ohio State defeated Illinois 49.7 in a Bi g 1 01 Wins Aussie Open PERTH. Australia South African Gary Player, shooting a final round one-over-par 73 for a 72-hole total of 277, won the Australian Open Golf Tournament by three strokes over Norman Wood of Scotland. — U.S. Takes Eisenhower Cup LA ROMANA, Dominican Republic The United States, led by Jerry Pate's one-under-par 71, captured the Eisenhnwer Cup in the ninth World Golf Tournament with it combined total (f Ma, ten strokes better than Japan. — Japan 's Top Woman Golfer NARA, Japan Hisako Higudil, Japan's top woman pro golfer, shot a second consecutive two.under-par 72 to take a five-stroke lead alter two rounds of the $100,000 Japan Golf Classic. — r i.4 •i*i . . i ie'.., r omw Friday. WnJU1fl.SJ ) There's Nothing Like THE BEST rv1ii II By KEN RAPPOPORT In the other games, the Bills 29, Patriots U Ken Stabler threw four touch. AP Sports Writer Miami Dolphins ripped the AtLinebacker Dave Washington down passes, two each to Cliff The SL Louis Cardinals are lanta Falcons 42-7, the Redskins ran 72 yards with a pass interBranch and Fred Biletnikoff, to no longer riding high In the Na- tripped the Green Bay Packers cepUon fcr a touchdown, then lead Oakland past Denver. The tional Football League after 17-6, the Cincinnati Bengals blocked a field goal attempt Raiders sprinted to a 21-7 lead running Into a Cowboy ambush, turned back the Baltimore Colts with 50 seconds remaining to in the first half and held off the Effren Herrera delivered the 24-14, the Houston Oilers help Buffalo win a spineting- rallying Broncos after Interkilling shot in the Dallas trimmed the New York Jets 27. lAng game from New England. mission. stronghold Sunday. 2, the Detroit Lions nudged the The victory boosted the Bills Vikings 17, Bears 0 "It's nice to win one like that New Orleans Saints 19-14, the into sole possession of first Fran Tarkenton threw two after losing other games on San Diego Chargers nipped the place in the AFC East with a 7-1 second-half touchdown passes, field goals," Dallas Coach Tom Cleveland Browns 36-35 and the record. New England, 6-2 fell leading Minnesota to an easy Landry said alter his straight- New York Giants surprised the one game behind into a secondvlcory over mistake-prone shooting Cowboys handed the Kansas City Chiefs 33-27. place tie with Miami. Chicago. The Vikings' victory Cardinals their first defeat of Los Angeles, the NFC WestWashington picked off a pass snapped a two-game losing the year, 17-14 on Herrera's 20- ern leader, plays San Francisco by New England quarterback streak. yard field goal with four see- Monday night. Jim Plunkett and sprinted down Dolphins 42, Falcons 7 onds Dallas quarterback Roger the sideline to put Buffalo In Don Nottingham scored three Before Sunday, Cardinals Staubach the Cowboys 71 'front midway through the third touchdowns to lead Miami over had won seven straight games yards in the final five minutes period. Atlanta. Miami quarterback for big lead In the National of their with St. Louis. However, the Patriots, who Bob Griese completed 10 15 Conference East Division. Now, The Cardinals aided the drive lost a 30-28 decision to Bills passes for 157 yards and two their Is down to two games with three costly penalties. in Buffalo two weeks ago, touchdowns, over the Washington Redskins, Staubach connected on a 15- charged back as Mark Her, Redskins Packers I and more significantly, they've pass to Richards 51-yard drive with a Washington beat Green Bay proved that they are not such with 30 seconds to play and St. short touchdown run later In the behind Billy Kilmer's short tough birds after all. Louis was flagged for roughing period John Smith kicked the passes and a rugged Redskins In another of Sunday's top the passer to put Dallas on the conversion, putting New defense that closed down the games, the Buffalo Bills beat Cardinal five. Staubach England in front 28-28. Led by Packers' running game. the New England Patriots In a sneaked one yard and Dallas let quarterback Joe Ferguson, the Bengals 24, Colts 14 29-23 thriller to decide the lead- the c!ock run down before Bills moved downfield to set up Ken Anderson passed for er in the American Conference Herrera, a former collegiate John Leypoldt's winning field three touchdowns, the last one East. star at UCLA who was signed as goal from the 47-yard line with with 90 seconds remaining, to Elsewhere, the division lead- a free agent three games ago, five seconds gone In the fourth lead Cincinnati over Baltimore. ers In action all won. The Pitts- calmly kicked the winning field period. oilers 27, Jets 22 Lairgh Steelers, leaders in the goal to send the Texas Stadium Steelers 27, Eagles 0 Dan Pastorini threw a 51AFC Central, hammered the crowd of 64,148 Into delirium. Pittsburgh's defense allowed yard pass to Ken Burrough to Philadelphia Eagles 27.0; the St. Louis quarterback Jim only three drives beyond the 50set up Willie Rodgers' winning Oakland Raiders, first in the Hart completed touchdown yard line and Mel Blount deliv- touchdown run with 1:56 to play AFC Western, beat the Denver passes of 19 yards to Jackie ered the knockout blow with a In Houston's victory over the Broncos 28-17, and the Mm- Smith and 10 yards to Mel Gray 52-yard Interception for a New York's Jets. nesota Vikings, atop the NFC the latter giving the Car- touchdown as the Steelers Lions 19, Saints 14 Central, walloped the Chicago dinals a 14-7 leLd in the third crushed Philadelphia. Levi Johnson returned a Bears 17-0. period. Raiders 28, Broncos 17 squibbed field goal attempt 78 • I yards for a second-quarter touchdown and Detroit stirvived a New Orleans' rally to take a rain-soaked victory over the Saints. Giants 33, Chiefs 27 Craig Morton uncorked a 51yard touchdown pass to Joe Dawkins with 4:13 left in the game to give the New York GIants a close victory over Kansas City. The Chiefs had the ball Inside the Giants' one-yard line when the game ended after quarterback Len Dawson engineereà a 77-yard march In eight plays. General Electric WEATHERTRON HEAT PUMP CALL . j PLUMBING VVM LHEATINO INC. 1007 S. Sanford 3224562 ' t _______________________________________________________________________________________ Public left. the ~' LEON ' A ." drove a game of Net Loop n lead 17, STOCKHOLM Torn Okker of The Netherlands advanced to the second round of the $100,000 Stockholm Open Tennis Tournament with a 5-7, 74, 64 victory over Kjell Johanason of Sweden. — Traded Aaron Wins Another MILWAUKEE — All-time home run king Henry Aaron was traded by the Atlanta Braves to the Milwaukee Brewers for veteran outfielder Dave May and a minor league player to be named later. - Julie Heldman Wins CARDIFF, Wales — Julie IMldman of New York scored an easy 6-4, 6-2 '.'ictory over England's Glynis Coles in the women's singles final of an Indoor tennis tournament. yard Golden capped a $c INTRODUCTORY To I LOWREY ORGANS Introduce Altamonte Mall New Flight Tradng pFOØTOlfl I Come on -- Get a previow of wtiars to come at our )if 1581 Hmideft Plaza E. Colouial, Oct. 21Mev. 14 '-. It's Ti me For C o Il ege Comparisons ELECT E. C. HARPER, JR. TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD $ 24-17. She. Stands i .;- . .• It r .3 ___________ i lowing '-----'-"-----'--'.'--- J(TITNOLDS ___ ' - ceremonies at half time. .#.'i SEMINOLE VS. ABREEZE H.S. LMSTYARr NDCRABS '1' r''1,u 10. inter vsiea panics may heard appear and be with respect to the proposed ordinance This hearing may be c ontinued from time to time until final action Is taken by the City A copy ot the pro,'osed ordinance Is posted at the City Hall, Altamonte Springs, Florida, and ioPies are I* - .Stand Up for Her Dedication of our new stadium 7:30 PM. e for ______ • I renewing , 4 15th __ nt of __ T(i1Ai. / kaS4on. th Lict I SEMI NOLE HIGH SCHOOL. Needs you L. /1f ,' m ' STATE SENATOR District for i' Fans, Students, PUIIUJ.Ofl Legislative .' "Nw for ...- m Cheerleaders, Coaches, ' for W ', -.., --i pr Senator .. .. —u ! I Alumni, Homecoming Queens, 'j DISTRICT ONE By HERSCHEL NISSENSON rest of The Associated Press Southeastern Conference race. Nebraska's Dave Humm zoaa State as Bobby McKinley Western Athletic Conference, ,~Jot~d ,O ~ XM ,ga m J -- Tl(~~ A? Sports Writer Top Ten all prevailed. Florida chewed up Auburn's threw two scoring passes threw a first-period touchdown one-half game behind 3-01 The time for college football Seventh-ranked Notre Dame vaunted defense for 324 yards against Colorado while fresh- pass and scored twice himself Brigham Young. comparisons Is here, rallied for a pair of fotrth.prI- on the ground, with Jimmy Du- man Monte Anthony rushed for in the final quarter. The defeat Sherman Smith scored twice, Is Ohio State better than Ok. od touchdowns and shaded Bose smashing Inside for 143 157 yards and John O'Leary dropped the defending cham- helping Miami of Ohio clinch at A laboma' Is Michigan better Navy 144, No. 8 Texas A&M and Tony Green running wide tallied twice. A2P il pion Sun Devils Into a second- least a tie for its second straight than Ohio State' Is Alabama tripped Arkansas -io and for 78. Jeff Hite, benched earlier in place tie with idle Arizona in the Mid-American Conference title. Paid Ps4lIkal Adv. by Campo Igo Triasaric DEMOCRAT better than all of them? 10th4ranked Penn State edged Southern Cal trailed Califor- the season, raced 79 yards with Tens, ranked 12th, Is "a lot No. 15 Maryland nia 12.0 before starting its an intercepted pass against better" offensively than topBesides Florida and Texas, comeback. The Trojans caught Maryland and scored again on a rated Ohio State, Coach Dave 16th-ranked Miami of Ohio was up in the third period when Pat 21-yard dash after he stole a I Smith of Southern Methodist the only other member of the Haden sneaked across from a lateral on a kickoff return. Up-_ -- .-- 7 M, said Saturday alter his club Second Ten to win. The Red- yard out and then flipped a twoTexas' Marty Akins led the bowed to the Longhorns 35-15. skins clobbered Western Mich- point conversion pass to Jim Longhorns past SMU by firing Five weeks earlier, SMU lost to Igan 31.0. Obradovlch. his first touchdown pass of the 0 . Ohio State 23-9. But Rice toppled No. 13 Texas Noire Dame trailed Navy 6.0 season and scoring once him. 6 : -, Alabama is "better than Tech 21-7, Texas-El Paso until the final period, when Tom sell. The perennial champs reflorida," Mic'i"ippi State's stunned No. 14 Arizona State 31- Clements tossed a flveyard mained one game behind Texas Bob T,ler said alter his 17th- 27, Washington bombed No. 18 pass to Pete Demmerle and MM in the Southwest Confer: ;-• -. ranked team absorbed a 35-0 UCLA 31.9 and Cincinnati Randy Harrison race440yards ence scramble. .-., - -li cking at the hands of the nipped No. l9Templofl-20.San With an Interceplon. Tommy Kramer scor ed one ,Zr '' fourth-ranked Crimson Tide. DiegoState and Wisconsin, tied TexasA&M's entire backfield touchdown and passed for an. —'- .4 . .4., \ States only other setback was a for 20th, both lost, the former to was on the sidelines with in. other as Rice upset Texas Tech 1% 7 .I. -13 loss to Florida, also five North Texas State 144 and the Juries at one point so sub full- for its first triumph. / ' . weeks ago. Saturday, No. 11 latter to Michigan State 28-21. back Jerry Honore took over Texas-El Paso, which failed . a / ' Florida ended filth-ranked AuOhio State's Griffin rushed and scored twice against Ar- to win a game last year, notI '.' 16th burn's unbeaten season 25-14. for 144 yards and two touch-. kansas, once on a 60-yard gal. died victory No. 3 of 1974 by - -. & ~ ., a "I don't see a heckuva lot of downs, and Cornelius Greene lOP, shocking heavily favored ArtP I' ., (Vote difference between their do- ran f or 177 yards and one touchOne) -: fenses; they're both fine," dawn and passed for another . • a, Colorado's Bill Mallory said In 127 and two scores. . 1 -comparing ninth-ranked IT .'• ..- . Oklahoma maintained Its Nehrka and No. 2•ratcd half-rime lead in the Big Eight . . Oklahoma. Nebraska throttled over Nebraska f- rat f ! / Colorado 35-15 Saturday whil a 52.15 winner over Kansas / ; / 9% Oklahoma trampled the Buffs State — as Elvis Peacock and / / ' / / .-. ç.I 49-14 two weeks ago. Grant Burget ran for touch. •., Throwlngcompartsons-aM downs and Steve Davis passed r - .\ -.4 '. COUNTY COMMISSION m-•t'r nppnent -- to the to Jw W :hingtrn and Tinker -. wmth, Ohio State did nothing to Owens for two more. The Soon_• , DISTRICT2 DEMOCRAT - II4 -•- -.-- diminish its No. l standing. Ar- ers, though, were held to 198 "P' G. 5'VW. Camit Trui chic Griffin set an all-time rushing yards, by tar their lowreeori by rshiag for more than eat of the year. LORI (IND) 100 yards for the 1h can- MIch4an' Gordon Bell am secutive regular-season game cit the bench and rushed (er 1$ WILSOINI ' m —, and the Buckeyes trounced II- yards and two aecond.perid linols 49-7, making Woody towhdowm as the Wolverines - -. i -: Hayes one of the few coaches to remained tied with Ohio State ' reach 200 victories. atop the Big Ten, Meanwhile, Oklahoma whip. Five Alabama players — of T\hrCe ped Iowa State 23-10 -It was 25. Robert Fraley, Calvin CuIliver, - N _~ . __.- - ~. ___ ~~ 0 until the final two minutes — Richard Todd, Randy BillingsI and No. 3 Michigan struggled ley and Bay Sewell — scored on ~. past IndIana 21-7. short runs against MIUJWppl Southern California, rated State as the Crimson Tide I . ...'. . . r sixth, had to come from behind opened a one-game bulge over to tie Caliorma IS-all but the Florida and Georgia in the figure up." MUSICAL CABOOSE ______ of for 11 _ I — Co-op ' —st;,ocet. Inn - Trying To Form '- OLDEN $ LUNCH Is coming to the Our Brand s ' featuring FLIGHT LOSE WEIGHT • the Okker Advances In TONIGHT'STV ' Sanford Rotary Charity Golf Tourney Player MONDAY 00 tr file wIth the Clerk of the City and same may be inspected by the Public. ' DATED this 791h day of October, A0 Phyllis Jordahi City Clerk of the City of Altamonte Springs, -''-I,.-rioriga Publish Nov. 1, 1914 DEH FICTITIOUSNAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in businesS at Ill Marcy Blvd, LongwXd, 37130. Seminole County, FlorIda under the fictitiOuS name of BLASE TYPING SERVICE, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida i accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 065,09 Florida Statutes 1937. S: Mary M flta:ak Publith; Oct. II, 21. 25, Nov. 1, 1974 DEGIt ' In re: the Marriage I PATRICIA BOWERS , PETITIONER, AND HAROLD INGRAM BOWERS, RESPON. DENT. NOTICE OF ACTION TO. HAROLD INGRAM BOWERS c o John Bowers Witmer Road Horslam, Pennsylvania YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that art action for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you by PATRICIA BOWERS. and you are reQuired to sere a copy of your written defenses, If any, to it Oil Carroll Burke. Attorney for Petitioner, whose address is Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, Florida, and file the original with the Clerk of Circuit Court, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, on or before the 6th day of December, A . D. 197', otherwise a default will be entered against you tw the relief demanded in the Pvtition WITNESS my hand add the of. flcualsealofsaidCourtthis29ttsday of October, A . D. 1971. (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Flor id a By: ElaIne RIChardo Deputy Clerk Publish. Nov. 1. 11, IS, IS, 1974 p 15 , .i,.,i. ,. ,. W'' y , ri ra...... UC . , has been filed agaInst you and each of you and you are required to lilt a copy of your written defensq'stoit. if any, on MICHAEL S. MAY, At. torney for Plaintiff, whose address is Suite 376, First Federal fiwidnut 343 North Boulevard, DeLand, 315 Florida 37720, and file the original with the Clerk of the aboe v Styled Court on or before November ),th, 1974. Otherwise a judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. WlTNESSmyhandanijtheseaiof the Court on October 25th, 1971 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Y: .M y Q " Deputy Clerk Publish: Oct. 21 Nov. 1. 11, 10, 1971 OEG.170 NOTICE OFMEETINO Pursuant to Statute 281 (Public Business) this is to advise that a meeting of the Lake Howell Water 5 Reclamation District Board of SupervIsorswillbeheldat9:30a.m. Thursday, November ills, 1974 at the DIstrict's office at 250 Hwy. 17 - 92, Fert, Park to discuss rovtl:.e mat tecs of the DistrIct's affairs. Kenneth L. Fry, President of Supervisors Publish: Nov. , DE *4.73 A Community Service Message From LKELIVILN II"lj 114)1 !L The Don't (' Let Us \ Heavy Wesletn Beef Charcoal.d to PerfectIon GOLOIN SPOON AWARD WINNER (- ---.. - - - ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY In ti. L..mpllght., Loun COUPL UL 1it AU SEMINOLES _____________________________________________________ _______________ ___________________________ Highway 17-12 North In - House of Steak Ph. 323)910 Sanloid We Still Have Our 1 Board ' . "h c donation toward your New Stadium Fund. # NAME____ . Holiday Isle Complex Fffn Peek Reusrygliort. 8313211 . I want to help. Here's ______ _____ LUNCHEON SPECIAL . $ 149 Served 11:30 am. til 2:30 p.m. _ ADDRESS, r--, LOUNGE OPEN DAILY—INCLUDING SUN __________________________ TEL. NO. -— — — — — — — If You Can Help, Please Mail Your Contribution To Se minole H.S. Athletic Boosters, Club, C-C Seminole High San ford. Florida 32771 ______________________________________ S �4B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 4, 974 Le9al Notice Candidate Runs. On 'Experience. NOTICE OP SALE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE FOR BIDS YOU • Mrey notllfrd that the NAME STATUTE The Seminole County Board 1O1lOwO vthiCtis will be sold On County Commluloners will receive TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Nov. 26th 1911, it 10 o'clock A.M. at bids at the office of Arthur H. Beck social crusaders End ID No. 01119F100426 1,71 FIa. Tag 17W 70370 md for Seminole County, Florida, complete 'rstallatlon of the following described traffic signal upon receipt of proof of he pub atlon of this notice, the fic. prolect: INTERSECTION OF PALM titious name. towlt: MORRIS AND -: 1964 Ford Station Wagon ID No. 1A74X116309 SPRINGS DRIVE AND NORTH SPEIGLE ROOFING under wtiich 't -. he should actually win the office, that's nice, t®. Armand Schaubroeck is just such a champion and his cause is prison reform. That is not unique either, for many candi. dateshave focused attention on the deplorable conditions in most prisons today. But what 1961 Chev. 2 DR. Hardtop nd wlththeClerkoftMCircultCourl,ln and performIng WANT AD INFORMATION DIAL the Tewn Garage, Inc. 956 E. Altamonte Drive, Aitarnonte Spr1ng, Fia. the underiigned, pursuant to tt'. with, Jr., Clerk, up to 12:00 . "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter Monday, November Il, 1974, furnishing Items of new equipment 043.09, Florid. SteMes, will register I NEW YORK -(NEAI) - It nothing new for a crusader to enter the political arena just to gain attention for his cause. By using his candidacy as a soapbox, he can gain greater public exposure than other Look, Rea4fluy Legal Notice Le9al Notice 1961 Plym, I DR. Hardtop ID No. RL21000C131011 $974 Fla. Tag 1716473 $967 Olds. Sedan Orlando 831.9993 ID No. 33$3flM1317 1971 FIa. Tag 11.16763 Seller Town Garage, Inc Ask For Want Ads RESOLUTION Florida Department of Tran. 9Se E. Attamonte Drive sportation, includlnØ description ON MOTION flY COMMISSIONER Altamorde Springs, and location of most recent signal VIHLEN SECONDED BY COM Fia. 3710$ prolect completed on the state high. MISSIONER DRUMMOND THE Publish' Nov. 4, II, 1971 ' PIf'$onS years of his life while behitwi respective parcel numbers in whiCh DEH13 A staff writer for the __________________________ are alleged to be Interested: bars and when he's released, he they HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS Rochester Times-Union said ...............-. -. EIwLjjylQ .- LXLIUU7 Ull I LVI11WWWIJ - there are few people in AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Call 123 4307 such Improvements, as to the cost thereof, as to the marvwr of na,,,,a.I tha,.inr a.,.I at hi ha Rentals -ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER amount to be assessed against each 0-Rooms for Rent OF CHICAGO he's smarter and doesn't want DRUMMOND SECONDED BY property so Improved. Rochester that aren't aware of co National Homes la-Apartments Rent to get caught again. So he may COMMISSIONER HATTAWAY That an Asitismeni Roll PIes been Acceptance Corporation Schaubroecks prison record tint urnished THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION prepared by the City Tax Atsessor I'\IIIIr ______________ kill his victim this time 10 Post Office Box 250 but it has never caused any exWAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED .ndfiiedwtthth.CltyCouncilof the 11-ApartmantsRent Lafayette. Indiana prevent being Identified and AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF City of Attamonte Springs. Florida, cltement. Furnished PARCEL II callitself.preservatlon. Either THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM. showing the loti and lands to be Thel part of Lot9in Block Schaubroeck has made 3 2 Houses Rent Unlurnished Dof MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE assessed,theamotjntofthebenefit campaign and won't accept way society loses because tax.. HARMONY HOMES. Seminole COUNTY. FLORIDA. scveral television appearances donations ON THE 17th to end the assessment against eaCh 33-Houses from anyone, "I don't payers will always have to County, Florida, according Rent Furnished tO plat DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A.D., 1974. lot or parcel of land and the manner across the country this year and advertise," he explained. But support him.s. thereof as recorded in Plat Book 13, WHEREAS, 34-Mobile Homes Rent Florida law requires Cf payment. Page 35. of the Public Records of has spoken at length of his I show up at every public event the adoption of a Resolution when That description of the each 3 S-Mobile Home Lots Schaubroek alsomethods, attacked Seminole County. Florida, 10 feet any ctiangc is made In prison experiences. He has also I'm invited to and promptly prWng sentencing the locations property to be assessed and the wide and running along the For Rent common of polling places designated for any amount to be assessed to each piece been a guest on dozens of answer questionnaires sent lot line of Lot9 with Lot I in Block 0 Precinct, and 4-Resort Property or parcel of property may be college radio stations sym. from various public Interest S)1jflg they do little to promote of said subdivision LESS that Part in ElectIon WHE REAS. Florida Law, Chapter ascertained at the office of the City For Rent across4he.board reform. the existing Pathetic to prison reform. groups." utilItIes easement over 101.71 (3), further prncribs that Clerk of the City of Altamonte the easterrnost 11 feet. 7-Business Property "I'own judges who have b. The unknown assigns, tlse location change in any polling Springs, Florida, All Interested Almost 13 years ago, But Schaubroeck does have a sente For Rent pll ,can only be made when the persons may Inspect the Assessment really hardcore cons cessors in Interest, Schaubroeck and three friends penchant for dramatic cxtrustees or any determIne Boa'd Cf County Commluionen Roll now on fIle with the said City 31-Wanted to Rent parties claiming by, through, that ieee charged with committing pos*we and that, coinhined with to light stretches J173t because other the accommodations Clerk during normal business hours under or against any and all of the 11 burglaries. Schaubroeck, his deep concern for society's they had a wife and eight kids above named corporations, whether for the holding of any election are of said office, Real Estate inadequate at the permanent polling DATED this 29th day ci October, then 17, was convicted and sen- misfits, has pushed him into and the court didn't want to pay existing or dltsolved; and and A 0. 1971. tenced to three years at Elmira another field. He recorded and support (or the family while the persons and parties claimng or place, 40-Condominiums Wl'tE PEAS. the Board of County Phyllis Jordahi, having any interest or claim as but was released after 18 produced a three-record album old man rotted behind bars. Is owners, mortgagees, judgment Commissioners of Seminole County. City Clerk 4 1-Houses for Sale of the City of months. earlier this year, "A Lot of that fair to the convict without crdEtors or lien holders of. upon or Florida, has determined that the 4 2-Mobile Homes Altamonte Springs. against the parcels of land accommodations of the polling a family. Since then, he and his People Would Like 10 lace in ElectIon Precincts are Florida 4 3-Lots and Acreage f? described: youngertrotherhavebuiltupa Armand Schaubroeck inadequate in compliance with PublIsh: Nov. 1,11.1971 Schaubroeck, a bachelor, adPARCEL II 44-Farms and Groves business that grossed almost $1 Dead." Long title but very ded quietly, "1 have pushed for That Part of Lot9 In Block D of FlorIda Law DEH22 PsOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HARMONY HOMES, Seminole S-Rtsort Property million last year The House effective, as are the contents, a legislation allowing products CITYOP County, Florida, according to plat RESOLVED by the Board of County For Sale ALTAMONTI SPRINGS, of Guitars, Rochester's largest blend of stream of con. made by prisoners to compete thereof as recorded in Flat Book 13, CommissIoners of Seminole County, FLOE IDA 4 -lncotie And musical instrument More. clousness narrative and rock with private business In an open Page 33, of the Public Records of Florida, that the polling places Netice .0 PIic HearIa Investment Property SemInole ElectIon Frecincts 1, 30, 33, 12, and County, Florida, 10 f9 Two years ago, Schaubroeck music. market. wideandrunningalongthecommofl 47 are temporarIly changed for the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 7-Real-Estate Wanted NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by lot line of Lot 9 wIth Lot I In Block o GENERAL ELECTION called for the Board of 2ninq Appeals of the - - ci Problem: Public Distrust the eastermosi II ftf, City of Attamonte SprIngs, Florida, Merchandise PLEASE TAKE NOTE that a PRECINCT 39 Lake Monroe -antingavarIanceforthefoling Declaration of Taking has been filed Elementary School I-Miscellaneous described properly: In the aboveltyled cause by the PRECINCT 33 Lonqwood City For Sale BegIn 23 feet East of the NW CITY OF ALTAMONTE Hall MACON, Ga. (NEA) As enters the aggregate. The 1954 Industrial plants are moving to Petitioner. corner of the NW of the SE '., '. SiI -Household Goods SPRINGS. FLORIDA. a municipal PRECINCT 43 Ridgewood Arms 5ecf 24. Township 21 South, the days shorten, the leaves Supreme Court integration town and this makes for optiin- corporaton, for condemnation of Apartments. Sanford -Appliances 29 East, run thence East 305 flame nd election day draws decision and sutsequent events inn concerning employment easements In, over and across the PRECINCT 47 Longwood Fire Range feet, thence S SO de'ees 46' 16" W S I-TV Radio Stereo several tracts of land described in Station 170 11 test, thence West 17$ feet, closer, Middle Georgia's had made Washington a vote. prospects, the Petition for the purpose of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thence North -Garage . Rummage Sales 100 feet to the POB, constructing, autumnal mood is one of apa- getting expletive repeated. Now installing and THAT CLEAR NOTICE OF THE Local law and order c less the North 30 feet, In Seminole 55 -Boats a, Marine sanItary sewers in the CHANGE IN THE Precinct thy. Inside the apathetic people, the seeming Inability of cerni, a strong political selling maintaining Polling County, Florida; and, Begin 25 best Equipment City of Attamonte Springs, Florida. places be posted on the door of the East and expected to stay away from the President or Congress to play point here for a decade, is also 101 feet South of the NW Each Defendant is hereby notified previous polling place. corner of the NW¼ of the SE Sii-Camping Equipment polls in droves, weighs a sullen Great White InfLati9n-Reces. somehowpartolthecomplex, that the Petitioner will call up for UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED this 21. TownshIp 21 South, 5 -Sports Equipment A hearing before the Honorable 17th day of September, A.D.. 1911. Range 3'P East, discontent with "politicians" slon Fixers has cut trust In federal grand Jury's inrun thence East 173 Richard B. Muidrew, one of the (SEAL) and prices. them to nadir. faettheN50degrm44' 1" East SII-Bicycles vestigating into poble police ies of the ebovestyled Court, on Arthur H. Beckwlth. Jr. 170.71 feet, thence South 243.6 feet, 51-Uusical Merchandise In this predominantly conClerk of the Circuit Court Personal and business department gambling links has the ItPi day of December, AD. 1974, thence West 303 feel, to a point 100 at 1:$So'cIoc pm at the Seminole By: Marie W. Walker servative area centering sa bankruptcies have increased led some %'Oters to ?S5UIfl feet South of the Poe, thence North 'II-Office Equipment County Courthouse, Sanford, Deputy Cier* Mac.'on it would be over- sim- hereabouts as layoffs and widespread corruption on up Florida, It; application for order Of ATTEST: And Supplies 109 feet to the P08, In Seminole plifying to say the mood Is unemployment loom. The lower the local line. Others accept ointy Floridai and, Lot 17 in Block taking heretofore filed in this cause. Arthur H. Beckwi$h, Jr. I-Building Materials F of Oakland Estates, First Section, parties to this suit and all other Clerk to the Board "paM-Watergate malaise." rnl&lle class is starting to feel charges of Macon's law- and- All P - -Lawn and Garden interested parties may appear at th accordIng to the plat thereof as County CommIssioners historical and local factors the kind of pinch the black and order Republican mayor, iw lime and pla.e designated and be of recorded In Plat Book II. pages 19 In and for Seminole County, I-Machinery and Tools play too large a part. The poor white have long knvwn., running (or governor, who heard. of the Public Records of FlorIda 44 i-Equipment for Rent Earh Defendant Seminole County, Florida 's hereby corn Watergate revelations and the The likely iubernatorial winner insists the investigation is a m,ndedtoservewrtlen defenses to THE REQUI!ST FOR VARIANCE 61 I-Pets and Supplies GENERAL ELECTION Nixon downfall deepened longfederat-cumn.establjshnent plot said Patitlon of S. JOSEPH DAVIS, asks waIver of the front year fence NOVEMBER , felt suspicions of government. 61I-Hors*s JR., Attorney for Petitioner, Post Might requirement In Section 7.2 of toblighthlscareer. Either way DESCRIPTIONOF CHANGE Office Box 1330, S.ardord, Florida. the zoning RegulatIomn to allow side But local observers feel it was p-Livestock and Pltry "Watergate" attitudes ruboff. e or before lbs 2nd day of PRECINCT NO. 4- From the Old and front wall height of four feet. - - - 31 Apartments Rent Furnished carpet, garage. 373 0.445. Nice One bedroom apt. carpei air, bdu't%Only. $105, 377 77% alter SAFE S FRAP4KLINARMSAPTS 1I0 Florida Ay $ 377 1394 . , 17 Bedroom Adults Only Park AvenueMobile Park 25-IS Park Drive, In 2161 $160 and up 373 13i0 - .------, . --.--- Sanford 2 bdrm. partly furnished apt. Clean Pets welcome $90 mo Call Orlando 131.1*09 Sandlewood Villas - * -- Unftirnished Sanford -- Immediate occupancy, apartments, furnished and un furnished $90 $120 3210094 W/W Shag Carpet * WILL BABYSIT INMYHCME * 37)5934 . Range-Refrigerator AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS - Houses Rent Unfurnished S* Clothes Washer.Dryer ti S Cull beans available. bushel In your contaIner. Tony Barn, SR 46 and I 1 373 7320 * Recreational Building Tomatoes 4 lbs. SI 00 Farm Fresh * Heated Pool Produce. 2 Bedroom untumnlhed house. 7100 Cordova Dr. 5150 month, no pets, retired couple preferred. 322.0274. FROM $163 110W AIRPORT BLVD 373 7*70 , Farm Fresh produce daily. Vine ml I tomatoes. 14 00 b Hwy 431 ml W. of I 1 Help Wanted Dupiei, 7 bedroom, ar conditioned, adults preferred. 372 6620 or 373 18 , ' - 33 p Make Christmas merrier with the money you earn from selling AVON Products. Call 4113079. HOME ,, ' . fi(sm Full tIme Part time - Anytime. Over IS. Call 3210470. a- , Correspondents SI 7 Uedroomt, living room, Fla room, ,irra,o Furnished duplex with I Adults,nopets After 1.20,337 3610 I,.liI,tytS Pu. ct,a;I a ,ir. I kdvHn .me tar NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT AND I EEDUCED MONTHLY WAde? tP,• PAYMENTS Home Ad available In the Suntanct area pc'cen Sn the 70's Ifli ,, is looking to, goon bu%'neis or ln,cst irent? Ak us about Our Istings on pcopertle in ths area 831-4039 628.2162 is helpful but not ) 4 32264.57 3777424 3727111 Deltona t*** **** 7. PcI. Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and 4 bedroom homes, 1', to 2 baths priced from $27150 to $23,100 on large wooded lot. Seller pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, Conventional loans. Builder, Deltona, 901709.2200. Orlando, MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Reg, Real Estate Broker POOL 13' x 30' screened pool. Our best home buy. 3 bldrooms. 2 baths, eat.in kitchen, carpet, air, large fenced lot. VA terms. $20,900, 3edroonis, tamly room, ssnt'eneci patio, central heat, 6SF $76,000 Payton * They're Hot !" * 11.A1SAI 1,i iiti, Wall' REALTOR KULP REALTY 7W.1st.Street 3n7335 372.2110 After Hoursi 3773991 MOBILE HOME PARK OpEnino Soon . P1 Situations Wanted '04-nputer got my iob!il W-dow with 2.5 years accounting experience (all phases) needs accounts to keep in my home Will do your Income tax. 373 3090 EXT 13$. .1. liest lot selection now available in Sanford s finest family park. Come out today and reserve your SAN LANTA Only $39,500 for this 4 bedroom, 2 bath. One of our best buyS CASSELBERRY- 3 or 1 bedrooms, SUNLAND- Firs? lime advertisedl Very nice 3 bedroom with Florida room $26,300. above ground pou, outdoor brick barbecue, sprinkler system, fenced yard, screened porch. Central hear and air, carpeting, LAKE MARY- I bedrooms, 3 baths, on a rustic lakefront set Even a Studio separate from 'i" the house. A must see if you enjoy a truly unique home. $69,300. need. 120.000. SAN LANTA- A HONEYI 2 bedroom;, $'. baths, central climate control, many extras. 129,900. SANORA- Spacious spIlt 4 bedroom, 2 bath. Has everything $17,900. SUNLAND- Newly decorated 3 bedroom, custom drapes, car- choice lot. FORREST GREENE INC. - petIng. $73,. - t 24 - ) -._ THE MOOD OF j. rA-Feed a, whole complex of resentanxieties into 4 b1e lump in the PlaU1 original of Ibid written defenses Fire 5tatfl to the New Aftamonle held In the city Hall of AIta.nonte I-Wanted to Buy wi the Clerk of Circuit Court Springs, Florida, on Moridaj. 04 Sprin City t-taii .'':uflt to kt.I ttie' 10t iiuh t.0 C(lt ,tte: before s.ervtce I-Stamps . Coins PRECINCT 1O. 21-From Sanford Novtmber 1$. $974. at $:X P.M., or iitdig use voting. Especially since Petitioner's attorney or im Middle as soon thereafter as possibse, at itI-Swap and Trade SchoOl to Allen Chapel man's craw. says unemployment 13 there is no charismatic candl- mediately thereafter to show what 'A,M.E. Church, 1203 Olive Avenue, which time Interested parties and litI, interest or lien you, or I-Antiques citizens for and against the The lump's compone.its were crowding the state's piLsors. date or clearly.deflned Issue rght, Sanford. Florida. any of you, Jsave in end to the requested variance *111 be heard 7 NO. , fused by emotion, not logic. From the I-Aucti The small farmers see offerijsg hope of reaj Improve, property described in said PetItion, PRECINCT and I nel action taken. MOm BUIIdIn A stereotype "confirmed" 1* WashIngton an serving the meat visible on the slate or and lo show cavil. If any THIS NOTICE Is to be published you have, Liki Monroe Elementary why itid property Should 1.0$ be Transportation Nas-political folk always agribusiness comblne.s to their local level. by posting One (I) Copy O1 the ,,, condemned for me uses and put'From the ProPerty aforesaId descrIbed end suspected poit1c1anz. were detriment. College students No. Left, right and center, the poses asset forth in the PetItion flIed PRICINCT Lonqwood Community Building to postino In three (3) pubic Places 75-Campers . Travel crooked; now they think they're don't beiteve either the stthIent5 at Macon's three cot. herein. if you fail to do so. a default Trèklers LCIIQWOOd City Halt, Longwo*d, within the CIty of Altamonte will be entered against you for sure. "1t' rougher on the in- Sovrnn1ent ("minimizing") SprIngs, FIorida,t I,isI fIfteen (IS) the Florida. Leges have been settled Into relief demanded In th Petition. From da1s prior to the time of public 76-Auto Repairs ctmnbents," one local candidate the press ("mazlinlzipg," one numb WITNESS my hand and seal of PRECINCT NO. 41 of pOwerle5$) Parts Accessories SemInole High School to R Idgewood hearing. toklus,"butitafiecisallofus." saId)reportaon the economy. ness since Kent State. Not said Court on the DATED THIS 24th DAY OF OC. 77 -Junk Cars Removed November, AD. 071. 1st iy of Arms Apartments Recreational Suthesmnartmoveistonsist More suhstantlal business- mmyofthemtobe Room, Rldgewood Driv't', San(ord, TOBER, 1171 AD. (SEAL) 71 - Motorcyc Its (OFFICIAL SEAL) that your opponent is a men here hopc things have hot- terestc-d in voting this ycar Florida Arttr H. Beck*tP, Jr. Roxirme Ifasty. PRECINCT NO, 47 From the -Trucks and Trailers tomed out, and are carefully politician, and you aren't. Cle'i'k of the CirCuit Court, It Iookt as though gfly Secretary Long*ood CommunIty Building to By; Elaine RiClsarde Distrust frmed of federal avoiding pLtnic. Hoinebuilders -Autos for Sal. Board of Zoning of MIIle Georgia's the Lorewood FIre Station, Deputy Clerk APpeals deeds anj wisdom Is another are hurting a the COtISWneT Mhldfle Ainicans have been Ptjbiith: Pubtih: Nov. 1. 1911 . SI -Aviation Nov. 4, fl 1$, 23, 1974 Pub.ish; Nov. 1, 1974 DEH.11 ingrnt. Here the econory waits and es. Rut two major converted to I1ienat1OtI, DEM24 craw, many Middle - - - ' - - - 'DEH.12 PORTSMAN'5 DREAM, St. Johns River, We have 37 rental boats, IS 2.3 State Rd. miles east of 17 92 Ph. (305) 123 8160 Oilando 8 427, Opportunities - - BUSineSS 4 .1 boat slips, motors, guns, fishing equ,pment, shop for gun and 'I REALTORS, 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. " WE TAKE TRADES Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage REALTORS 2S6SPartØr. 43 Loroeli li__i 40 Acre Montana Ranch 6/'2 Pct. LOAN $70.11 monthly, $7,000 balance. Guaranteed financing. Call Mr. Dawson collect, 106 656 0130 today. 46 people. (ash in on America's los'e affair with pets. Select franchises avaIlable For more info call now 0471111 Suite 713. lcleni A Pet In Information. tceai tSTdTe DeBary Master'si Cove LAKE -'S 1.2.3 Bedroom Apti. - EXECUTIVE - a I Tennis Courts S FishIng 1 Boating HOMES OF DISTLNCTION • , Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets • Sewers Street Lights • Sidewalks Idyfiwilde Homes By Disposals Dishwashers S Drapes ¶.ANFORD 323-7O0 ORLANDO 345-5535 2 OpportunitIes coNsTJCTCN k 211 W, 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appointment 322.3103 Additions - By owner Oneortwofamily home 4 bedrooms 2 baths, living, dining, family room, carpeted, screened P.o. arpcirt, new Central heat and ar, sprinkling system. 14 Irul trees, garden spot. P. 77)7711 sii,sso. Swimmlng Pool S I'bji sell, rent or swap, a Classified Ad will get results for you. DIal, 372. 2611 or 131.999). Remodeling OFF AIRPORT BLVD. Having trouble sloring summer items? Sell them fast and easy with a Classified Ad. Call 322 7611 or $319913. 3 Bdrm., 1", baths, garage, 13.400 down. $156 mo. 7 pet. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 7730 For Sale: Upr,gpt Piano Sanford Auction 1 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days-)fl 6773 Nights 377 3421 or 327 7357 $50 Down - 75 Equipment for Rent Camper-Travel Trailers (WITH GOOD CREDITi BUYS Pets and Supplies Dachshund;, Shils Ts, Schnauzer, Yorkie, Boston Terrier,. Chihuahua, Beagle, Chi p00, 23 on display, we buy PUPS. finance, shots, guarantee. 1.901. 7)7 31'6 or 1 904 737 791? IDEIITA.PET Protect your pet from theft or loss. Have your pet permanently identlf led & registered. For more info, call $627111 Suite 713, PrkA.Poo pups. UKC registered. flack and silver will hold till Christmaswith deposit. Days, 031 1174. 3237119 after 6, ask for All knd available -- 7311W Is? st 373 4711 - Car 64.3.111 1945 OIds F 55, new paint lob. Good mechanical condition. $300. Call 3731955 anytime. ______________________________ ______________________________ -- 76 '' l9l0Chevroletlmpal,, -- Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories Loaded.51i90 'all 321 0511 Reconditioned Batteries, $12.93 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1119 SanfOrd Ave. 1973 Grand Torino, I door, mint een air, power steering & brakes, Assume payments. 373 6659. JERRY'S USED & REBUILT PARTS 196SCHEVY3O2 GCOD CONDITION. 5.499 373 8*46 lOSFrenthAve.231.0190 ---- 78 Motorcycles 1967TRIUMPH6SOCC BONNEVILLE, _____________________________ 323.1 1972 Honda 350 CC. like new, 6.000 actual miles. $395. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. 3220923 Any 17 92 Maitland SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE Horses Pony . Extra gas tanks, air conditioners, Special on awnings with free in. 1972 Vega Hatchback Coupe, loaded, statlati)n, motor and generator like new, service, hitches. Southern RV Services, 3239020. 1971 Mustang Convertible, beautiful, 1 owner, like new. Complete tra let h itches 1971 Honda, 150, 3.000 mIle's, like new.$1,lSOor take over payments. 323 S73$. Boarding Kennels. 372 66 '* - - 65 * Mustang City Hwy.46 West, Sanford 32) 3620 ----- Chihuahuas. For sale frozen beef, Animal Haven Grooming Miscellanrous For Sale I96lFlat Convertible GoCdCondition $350 372 __________________________________ 1971 Nova, 350 V-I, air conditioning, 3 speed, sport wheels. Extra nice. $1,795. Call Don Pope at 372-4651 Dealer.' ________________________ 1966 GTO. MInt condition, everything rebuilt, 400 cu. in. 3. 7's. 4 speed. AM.FM stereo tape player, mag wtse'ets, $500. 322 4410 After 4 or weekends. Bar with 4 stools plus accessorIes, 575. baby crib with mattress, $43, like new baby high chair, 520. 373. 7724 anytime. Lady Kenmore dishwasher with cutting board on top, Cherry poster twin bed frame, ping pong table 3776490. MAITI AND FLEA MARY 1941 Hwy. 17 92. Open Sat. & Sun.9 S WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311 3I5E FirStS? 3725677 D&JCURIOSITY SHOP 1201W. lit St. A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! -4 Air Complete set overhead and base kittht cabinets, pecan wood, 12' long including double corn çsartmenl sInk and all hardware, and practically new 30" electric Stove with self cleaning oven, 373. 5620. 30 hIP Johnson boat md, with controls; Aitro pickup topper for I' bed truck; 1977 Honda 350, like new. 327 6$6 or 323.ab92. STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 46, West 1st St., Sanford now open daily for retail sales. Always a barn full of good clean used furniture, an tiques., IVs, and appliances. Auction every Saturday night 7:30 p.m ConsIgnments welcome. For information call 3379119. FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS Avxado plush carpet, 14'x$l' with rubber pad, very good condiiion, $150. 2 air conditioners, 1,23 and 53S Electric knife. $3. 321-0134. 5-4" sleeper sofa, asking 5200; king site mattress, asking 90; coffee table, asking $4; willing to haggle. One month old, owner leaving area Call 321 0365 after 6 p rn Full double bed, beige bookcase headboard, box springs, mattress uS. 337690$. *Singer* * GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW in sewing cabinet, repossessed SInger's best model, winds bobbin PET REST INN Boarding & Grooming Ph. 377 1057 Kitchen Auto Repair Piano PIANO SERVICES All makes. md. Players Tuning- Repalr,162 9500 anyt JERRY'S GARAGE. We'll fix your car best for less, all work guaranteed 705 French Ave., 321 0090 . me . Heater Cleaning _________________ FALL CLEANING "lmpac" Wash 1, Spra KIeen Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walk; & roofs. Remcives mlldcw, fungus. mud dobbers, wasi,j & Spider webS, 322 0397. OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES _______- A small Classlied Ad brings big returns. Try one and see. Call 3'7 e or E3I Roofing 373.5954 1 Roofing of atl types. Bull up and shingles. Commercial, industrial, Land Clearing 1 residential. Free estimates Guaranteed labor and materials LlcenSe'd, insured and bonded Jonnscn Roofing. 37)0907; 321 1- Beauty Care C&A BACKHOE SERVICE (0IL -' Landclearing. septic tav*s, fill dirt, driveways All kinds of dgging TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett's Beauty NOOk) 519 E Pine 377 3712 __________________________________ Carpentry Painting _____________________ VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Ciassitied Ads serve the buying a selling community everyday, read and use them often Call 377 7611 or 031 999) Home Improvements _______________________ Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. I,Icensed Bonded. Free estimate 323603$ - Pressure Cleaning Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops. Sinks installation available Pud Cabell 3fl 8032 - Sewing 372 9112 or 373 3953 custom made Drapes and Bed spreads. Quality workmansnp Dorothy Bliss. 3-19 S.'75. Painting arid Walipapering Plo ob too small. Quality worxmafnhip Ph 31) $579 or 373 0719. -___________________________ Truck Rentals RYDER REP4I TRUCKS [ccnoline Vans to Diesel Iraitors bay lyear,3fl53lQ - "Don't needst" Serve a useful purpose again when you sill them with a Classified Ad from the Herald. Call us today? Don't delay! Just dial 372261) or $31. 9993. To place your low cost Want Ad I - Pest Control Wall Papering PWt 5LA!FP Profeion,'*l WOIlapiL'r Hanger Licensed Retidential. Cor,'.me'rc,al Fres-Estimates Ph 3226173 - ART BROWN b'EST CONTROL 2563 Park Drive _________________ 322114$ Stamp out idleness. .. Put a Want Ad to work. Call 3722611 or $31 - Remode'lng and Repairs. Room a'tdtioflS Fully insured. Good references. Jim Trego, 321 0209, You can get a fair price whqn you advertIse your "don't needs" in the Want Ads. in machine Full automatic. Pay balance of 12$ or 10 pay. Drop in bobbIn, zig zag, and 3 needle posItion. LIke new condition, sold new for 9$, balance of $45 cash or 5 payments of 110. New warranty. d jobs 04 alt types. Carpenlry, Painting. Cement Work, Light Hauling. 322 2645. FinishIng, Painting. Reasonable, Geck, 373 *707. L ltenOr Trim. Paneling. Custom ft tob too small Carpentry L'cen%ed & Bonded. 323 5677 Household Goods Pet Care Remodeling, Additions I Repair. Carpentry, Roofing, Cement FulILineGEApplIanCes Sanford Electric Company 7577 Park Drive, 377 1567 5312000 Home Improvements House PaintIng, Pressure Cleaning, Minor Repairs. C. J. Bannister. 331. 1533. Appliances $ BEDDING SALE * * Buy Direct-Whse. Prlc, "x Off United Bedding 71 N. Hwy. 11.92 Casselberry * Conditioning For free estimates, cal Car I Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 32' We buy odd pieces of sterling silver and gold. Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford Ave., 3239370. SI T Central Heat I Ar Conditioning 1.6 P.M. DAILY ments of $3. TAFFER REALTY 1100 E. 75th St 177 6655 ________________________ DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Connie. When you have %Ome$hing to buy. ON RESERVOIR ta,,,a$I,...aI I... Income And Investment Property f'_A_., REALTOR !rThe Lotsand Acreage 24"x43".$6.SOEACH NOLL'S IN CASSELBERRY __t__ ' Musical Merchandise 2 Lot; with small trailer and small Chers K ennet. Pups. Studs. AX C. house in Farmington hunting 4. Mm Pocxitcs all Colors, area With lrms 37) 1841 Cocker, Mini & Large Shade trees, 2 bedroom, 3 bath, 661791 loIn Billion dollar pet industrj Have a profession where pevpte call you, not one where you call crease your Income to 14 per cent.' 3 yrs Mirvin P. Gassmmn 7601 Mohawk TriI, MIld, Mtg 11km 643.1112(24 Hr's.) Your MLS Agency .,, V 6411. Investment 322-2420 Anytime ''' - Will,,5 hunting Jeep C)). Good runnfrç condition 0 A. Speer, 372 Auction Open daily lOS to. consionment,or 1973 Dodge Dart, 3 Speed Iran soles off the floor. We also buy smisslon wills air. Low mileage estates. etc. Very clean After 7, 377 6560 CARROLL'S FURNITURE $76,900 Broker, 107W Commercial Sanford. 337 7111 had vending 27 For Complete Details Call REALTORAssociateAl Antar JOHN KRIDER. AS5OC W. Garneti White Aisoc 64534.11. TO PARTICIPATE IN FLORIDA CORPoaa'r ION MOBILE HOME 1ff DIJSTRV INTER NATIONAL COR PORATIOPS 76ISMEIRO BUULEVAR MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA $343 S PHONE (613) 035 7171 quiet sectIon. Only $26,900, 37) 6353 or 643 7333 tithing repair, plus a beautiful mobile home with a porch right on the St. Johns River. if you have been dreaming of having you cwr sportsmen's shop, dream no more, Owner retiring, price slashed. EVEREST REALTY, INC., REALTORS, 6710909 or 210.1203, After hours call Jeanie Hartley MUST SELL machines. Candy, snack, refrigerator luice, etc. On or olt location Makeoftec. 305030 SUNLAND- Shaded 3 bedroom In 72 Sanford Ave., Sanford, -- - WYNPIEWOOD- JuSt listedi 2 bedroom. Could be iust what'yosi offer. 313 1371. Rent Blue LuStre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only Si per day. $30 7920 bedroom, I','z bath, Only $23,900. See Itt , AutosforSale HENDRIX'S ANTIQUES & REFINISHING. Free pick up and 1962 Falcon new brakes, new delivery. Call day or night 343 muf tIer, good tires. $200. 8304332 3110 Hwy 419 OvIedo Night;. 3 Wtiee't Electric t1c','cte Like r, SilO REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 - --------.. Old Sheffieid.Plating Co. buys _________________________ American and E.agllsh sterling in 1939 LiroIn with 430 engr.e, 'ust any condition. 031.1171. rebuIlt. blew transmission. Best - 64 SANLANTA-Onlyoneleftt New3 Beamed cathedral ceilings, many floor plans, and designs to choose from. equipped kItchen. $79,900. SANFORD $17,300. Antiques Bicycles Carl track tape deck, $15; Polaroid camera, case, flash, $25; AM FM radiophorio, $15; home 3 track stereo and speakers, 120; 7 reel tape recorder, $10. 321 0513. Realty. - .,._ - . GREGORY MOBILE HOMES LIncoln tub and lavoratomy with fixtures. Best reasonable offer. Call 1)06344. 3220411 homes priced from 539.600. telephone 58 Come see us at our big new location 50 Suite 203, 'The Greater Mall REALTORS, Cassi'lberry, $30. 1666 , 80 Boats & Marine Equipment - Apartment house for sale at $009 E. 2nd 5?. 135,000 Call 37.4693 for Hartman Realty, Inc. Stenstrom 55 ROUSOPI MARINE 2977 Hwy S' 377 3961 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford. 323 5700 373 3166 ______________________ -:-._. . _______________________ 71 A small classifIed ad brings big returns. Try one and see. Call 337 2611 or $31999). III 0277 I'IUFFMAN REALTY Al PeiI, Jenny Clark, Asioc. 3fl1S9$; 322 $133 Day, Evi. -- Mobile Homes Extremely clean doubiewlde 3 t.edroorn',, 2 baths and lot. Central heat and air, shag carpet, fenced Inflation Buster "SANFORD'S SALES LEAOER" SANORA - Dozen red rosesl 12 b.'and new 3 bedroom. 2 bath I beauties. All extras. Double garages. Some patio homes. MAITLAND- Berklay Woods Unique 3 and 4 bedroom executive '3 42 Excellent hunting. $710.47 down, $300 - ?oday! Phone 3772611 or 037 9993 Beautiful, undeveloped rolling grass' hills near historic Miles City. CASSELBERRY CONVENIENT 3229214 to Tom Aike-ns,' Editor, at The Herald offices, 300 North Frnh Ave., Sanford. Please do nd eleptsone soliciting from our office 1p.m. toO p.m. $ day's. Easy sale. Apply Pete Clark, New Journal, Deltona Plaza, Ml 4433 after 4 pm. JOHN SAULS AGENCY Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY You are always chead when you CASH 372.4132 19 Trucks and Trailers buy, sell or rent with a Want Ad, For used furniture, appliances, _______________________________ Used washers and dryers. Many io tc'ls, etc. Buy 1 or 1(01 items. iu Chevrolet Pickup truck. 539$ choose from. 90 day warranty on Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford, Ave REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1*09 all used appliances. Dick's ftp _____________________________ Sanford Ave., Sanford. ptiances. 3227651. 1971 Chevy Custom 20. 3 speed, with 69 Stamps-Coins . . Granny, FM Stereo, low mileage, 54 Garage-Rummage under warranty. $400 1. take over We buy and sell Gold and Silver payments. 372 1121,ask for Eddie Sales Cns. Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE ________________________ COIN CENTER, 109W. Is? 5?. 323 1964', Ton Ford Pick.up CARPORT SALE: Misc, 1. fur. 000dCondltionAlsoStepfurrper nitijre', must Sell. 2521 Pointsettra 337 3110 Ave., Sanford - 59 3 Bedroom, 2 6ath, spIt plan moble home on S tree shaded acres 571,900. Terms 2371 Park Dr. REALTOR $3 PR. HR. PLUS , ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED KENMORE WASHER, parts, Top prices paid, used, any condition, strvlce, used machine's. 6141126, Winter Park MOONEYAPPLIANCES 373069' _____________________ rear yard. Terry Really, REALTOR, 6710711. 372.7443 Jim Hunt Realty essential. The ability to operate a camera makes the lob more interesting and Profit able. Apply in person Possible subsidi:et mrn?tiIy p' n enIs COUNTY ________________________________ Bedroom trailer, clean, all tilitits. Central heat & TV. sthoolage child No pets $50 veek or $43 I pay utilities. 377 044. ,. I', bath home. Assume mtg. C. H. & Air. Plo qualifying. Low down payment. $400 373 9136 30347)1)34 _____________________________________ INVESTMENT 68 Wanted to Buy Motorcycles 78 _________________________ _________________________ Appliances 35' House Trailer 5. Contact us; you may qualify. JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. We Pave Several nice hOmes "Get 'Em While Mobile Homes Rent 3$ I 4045 Hwy 7797 REALTOR 373 5771 GE NE VA. I7'iSO',. carpet, central New houses ma rural area. No down air, heat, furnished on 7 acres. payment, monthly payments less Near St. Johns for boating, than rent. Government subsidized fishing $175. 363 3047. to qualified buyers. Call to see if you quaiIfytl Lower your food by catching fish the Wekiva River while renting a M.UNSWORTH REALTY mobile home .t CAMP 003W. 15? St. SEMINOLE. Ho pets. 372 4.170 - 1flROflDA H011iES $ For Immediate Sale 3 bd Adults 1$ thru retirement, sss,or,o ' ' your choice. fIA.?5,4$ As5.ta,'c. Clii InTerviewing correspondents for all areas of Seminole and Southwest Voiusia counties. An automobile P1 pool. Pr.iit 37? 1301 J6.3 Ha*%tO Av.' at 17 9? ________________________________ Magnolia St. 13$ 0414; 5.34 37$9. people who knows in lfyouare,cantype and are interested In picking up some 'extra money', the Evening and Sund NO DOWN PAYMENT Your new custom home on a lot of bage disposal, range 1, refrigerator. 15' x 30' screened near elementary' school. 140$ as ,it.ss w,th dutl.d ,,III sies 111.151 sr Are you one of those neat family home. $23,500. 53.600 down, $109 mo. PICKERING REALTY, REALTOR, 131L151. Thanks to Classified Ad, users get fast results at a low cost. Try one CLIFF JORDAN Furnished D,Ito.ia as ,v,r ISts easy Wsrkii $iivI REALTOR 24 Hour Service 322-149S landscaped 537.750. Houses Rent NEW MAION .v Longwood. Better than new. 3 BR, )IIPI Oak. Sanford 3?? 7l?lday. 32) 0485 eve BROKER ASSOCIATE CailBart Real Estate _______________________________ EXCEpTIONAL 1 Bedroom 3 bath, family room, fireplace, carpeted, eat.in kItchen, dishwasher, gar. bage disposal, range, large inside utility room, outside utility building, fenced back yard. Weil with terms REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Confidential Interviews. Computer MIS. We take trades. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS, 373 6353,or3fl.IflO. Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 327 .1991 1919S. French 3 Bedrooms, air conditioned, kitchen equipped, plenty of room, swimming pool )fl.9112. 3 bedroom, central heat & aIr, 7 car garage, reference's required. 5190, first & last, $100 security, 377.7399 after ", Stemper Realty SUNLAND 57(0, 1st & last. plus $100 security. * 1-2 Bedroom (? Dial the results number, 3722611 and place a fastacting Want AdI Idyllwilde. I bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, Fla. room, solarium, fenced yard, new roof & shag carpet throughout. After Sunday 327 18.42. _________________ Stemper SezI - 3 bedroom, 1 bath, large yard, wIth back fenced, equipped kitchen, market, Dogtrack Rd, Sat, Sun OCEAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage $ Free homedelivery Save 5 Please call (305)0)041.64 3 bedrooms, I bath, corner lot. May consIder a reasonable offer. Owner, 322 2700. - 32) 1230 Oawg Patch Flea 3225912 Nights, 373.1167 ur 373 9007 Harold Hall Realty 116W, 2nd 5? Dishwasher-Disposal 32 Good Thingsto Eat Houses for Sale 52 homes, located in Deltona. Lots larger than average. $33,000 to 539.000. Call Jim Knox at 3770074 or 301 7251525. A. A. McCLANAHAN, BROKER NEARLY NEW-3 bedroom split plan, 11 baths, wall to wall car pet, kitchen equipped, large utility storage room, $74,300 114W is? St 377549 ._ 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath. $19,300. 2 bedroom apartment, furnished or GOLF COURSE-3 bedroom, 7 bath, famIly room, wall to wall carpet, Unfurnithed 323 9370 9 , 6 et in it(ttii, diPi,,hcr, WELAKA APARTMENTS EXPERIENCED: WILL DO BABY SITTING DAY OR NIGHT. CALL ------. Houses for Sale Houses for Sale Homes for sale or rent, 3 lovely LIVE AT SHEOA In a lush nature utting. 2 bedrooms, 7 bathe, ultimate recreation, deluxe ap pliance package. Rent $219 or buy 125.*00. 6.11.1937 41 41 3 Families or singles RENTAL APARTMEPIT HOMES * 41 322 7371. 377 1496, 372-1548 3771161. 337 1959 - Wilidobaby sItting in my home. $13 per chIld or $23 for 7. 3221177.,- 9 ' Furnished Apartment Cleanand Reasonable 323 6630 -- 'A w Investment beats a l'fet,m, of Io,l Large 1 bedroom utilities fumnithet AduIt, small deposit. 377 1976 or 3223977 Alter 11 am. I Child Care - Springs that seld Board will hold a public hearing to consider he question of City Hail Lake Mary- New 2 bedroom duplex. kitchen equipped, drapes, LOST: Red IrIsh Setter. Last seen Country Club Area. Reward. 337 3142 or 337.7347 ,•, -- 1, bedroOm unfurnished apartment, $123 mo. 573 security deposit ChIldren welcome. 373 6617. large moieon back under hair. No questions asked. Contact Paul Warmack. 372 2520, Sanford. 6 DUplex.Sanford Longwood, Lake Mary area. 2 bedruoms, Stove, refrIgerator, air. $150 plus $75 deposit. $34 9031 ______________________ , RETURN OF "RENA", Imale black & tin Coon Hound. Lost Sept. 7, was due to whelp pups Sept. 2$. Has large tears In ears, - of tald subdivision LESS that part In November 5. 1971. as foilOwi: tre existing utilities easement over PRECINCT 4 Altamonte Monlhty rentals from $147 50 ai, 327 7090. 1505 W 25th St Sanford Lost and Found FOR Or kItten i-quippcd, Central heat and For families or friends of problem drinkers ror further information call 173 45*7 or write Sanford Al non Family Group P 0. Ito' 353. sanford. Fla 37771 REWARD -............... Condominiums 40 Apartments Rent Ufl(urnjshed 1 or 2 bedroom duplex apartments, Fumnt$pi-d or unfurnishad S*.mming pool. 4fl0 S Orlando clubhouse, carpeting, drapes. IN YOUR FAMILY? , - Single story studio, I. 7, and 3 bedroom apartments Pooi, SALCOHOLAPROBLEM $200 30 * *GENEVA GARDENS ** Write p o. fbi 1711 Sanford. t: lorda S Rent Unfurnished Apartments 30 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcohoic Anonymous Can Help AL ANON Want Ad FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS wsy System. Department Hours .:. . Road modifications and pavement UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS markings shall not be included in l:OOA.M..3:30P.M. bid.Theseitemswlilbfurnishedby THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM NAME STATUTE Monday thru Friday . the SefnIrOIe County Road Depart. MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1 thru S times ....40c a line mont in coordination with the wc. COUNTY, FLORIDA. ON THE 24th NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that . . cessful bidder. DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AD., 171. the undersigned, pursuant to the I Ihru 23 times )Oc a line different about Schaubroeck 15 SpecIfications may be obtained at WHEREAS, Florida Law requires "Fictitious Name StatulV' Chapter 23c a line that his interest in the the office of the Seminole County adoption of a Resolution when 043.09, Florida Statutes, will register 16 times Engineer, IXIO South Orlando Drive, any change is made in the locations with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In prisoner's plight is more acute (52.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) Sanford, FlorIda 37771, or by writing of polling places designaled br any and for SemInole County, Florida, 3 Lines Minlm'jm than most: Ten years ago, Clerk's Office, P.O. Drawer C, Election Precinct, and upon receipt of proof of the The Longer Your Ad Ruis Schaubroeck resided at the Sanford, Florida 32771. All bids are WHEREAS, Florida Law, Chapter publicatIon of this notice, the fic. .J 101.71 (3), further prescribes that titlou name, towit: GRAMKOW. The Less It Costs Per Line to be in a sealed envelope plainly Elmira Reception center . . I marked on the outside. "Sealed Bid the location change in any polling GAINES FUNERAL HOME under New York, a maximum Per Day. ,, . . -.-. -f SIGNAL (ONSIPUIT ION place Offly ' nude when the wfflch the undrrslgnrd are encjid :'curlt rcfor1n3tcr fur -' Noverpbcr ii, wi. Board of County Commi.sEoers n bu ness on Seminolo [iouleviud Rated For ConseCutive youtha. _____ Bids will be opened at 2:00 P.M. determine that the accommodations in Longwood, Florida 32730. ______ Monday, November 11, $914. In the for the holding of any election are That the parties interested in said Insertions-No Change It is common knowledge that Board of County Commissioners Inadequate at the permanent polling business enterprise are as follows: Of Copy. ______ a conicted felon cannot vote or Meeting Room, Second Floor of the place, and, W. L. Gramkow hold'o(fice but no one in New WHEREAS, the Board of County Court House in Sanford, Florida. Frederic F. Gaines, Jr. Announcements Actut award to successful bidder Commissioners of Seminole County, Dated at Longwood, Seminole York State Assembly District will be made in the next regular Florida, has determined that the County, Florida, October 2nd, 1971. 130 where Schaubroeck is 1-Card of Thanks County Commission Meeting In the accommodations of the polling Publish: Oct. 14, II, 20, Nov. 1, 1974 running as the Liberal party's ________________ places In Election Precincts at Court House, Sanford, Florida, DG.7e 2-In Memoriam Tuesday, November 12, 1971. Inadequate in compliance with assembly candidate, Is saying 3-Cemeteries Florida Law Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. much about it. And It certainly Clerk IT NOW, THEREFORE, BE FLORIDA 4-Personals ARF1ANI) SCIIAUBROECK Isn't becauseSchaubroeck, now Board of County RESOLVEDby the Board of County NOTICE S-Lost and Found Commissioners of Seminole County, TO: ALL INTERESTED PERSONS CommissiOners 30 years old and a resident of was nominated as the Liberal guJdes In it, Schaubroeck Florida, that the polling place of the seminole Count, Florld.a YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 6-Child Care Rochester, hasn't mentioned It. By: W, flush, Jr. Election Precinct No. 29 is tern- that the City Council of the City of rrty's candidate for the New listener through a series of 7-Motets . Hotels "I've used almost every Publish: Oct. 70 Nov. 4, 1971 porariiy thanged for the GENERAL Altamonte Springs, Florida, pur. York State Senate, lie finished deliberately dreary vignettes s-Eating Places DEG•173 means of communication to exELECTION called for November S. suant to Chapter 170, Florida 1971, as follows: Statutes, has, by Resolution, pose the archaic prison system last in a field of (ow' but was each peeling away another 9-Good Things to Eat PRECINCT 29 - Allen Chapel authorized Improvement and paving today and I say pointblank that determined to have a second go layer of a convict's thick skin. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND A.M.E. 0-Do It Yourself Church, 1703 Olive Avenue, of First Street from Its intersection my experience is flrsthand," he at public office If only to In the end, with iill the I.IIY&S FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Sanford. Florida wIth Newburyport Avenue west to 1 il-Instructions espouse prison rdorm at politi- laid back, he is faced with a FLORIDA BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED its intersectionwith Hermits Trail, a said. "I don't expect to wtn ACTION NO. 14-I$7SCA49-C that clear notice of the chanoe in the distance of 42S lineal test, the said penal system that tragically CIVIL Travel & Recreation assembly race but I do hope at cal rallies, CITY O ALTA.MONTE SPRINGS, PRECINCT POLLING place be improvement to Include tying side Schaubroeck said he has not "tells you to never crack a least to put prison retorm ui FLOR1DA,amunicipalcorporation, posted on the door of the previous 'ainae %waiel into the existing spent a cent on his current smile unless there's something Petitioner, polling place. drainage structure wIth transItion 13-Travel Agencies vs UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED gutters, and providIng for 14-Ca mpinq. Resorts in it for you." Schaubroeck's two oppoMARJORIE P. KLUSMfiER, es this 34th day of September. AD., assessmnvnt against lots and lands nents, Democrat Ronald Pepke 1S-Action Sports Now Schaubroeck, the candil. al, . 1974. adloining and contiguous Oefondiflts. and the incumbent, Thomas A. ** (SEAL) ding and abutting upon such im. date, steps into the shadows as Employment NOTICE IN EMINENT Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. provements. Hanna who has both ELItI1O% Schaubroeck the crusader steps DOMAIN PROCEEDINOS Clerk of the Circuit Court THAT A PUBLIC HEARING will 1s-Help Wanted publican and Conservative par. forward and his rapid.. fire IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF By: Joann K. Hare be held on Tuesday, November 19, I-Situations Wanted ty endorsements, have scarcely Deputy Clerk 1971, at 6:30 p.m., or as soon speech,drlppingofprlsonargot FLORIDA. 10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CON. ATTEST: thereafter as possible. at the City made Schaubroeck's prison and legalese, half pleads and Ct:Rpa; And to Financial Arthur H. fleckwlth, Jr. Hall of the City o1 Altamonte record a campaign issue. slightly cajoles you. a. The followtng named Clerk to the Board Springs, Florida, whereby the and parties who are believed to be "I don't know If they even County CommissIoners owners of the properly to be 24-business Opportunities "As long as the Prison system non residents of the State of Florida, inotand for Seminole County, assessed or any other Interested know about it. Maybe that's as we know It today continues, and whose last known places Cf Florida persons therein, may appear before 25-Loans why they're so quiet," he said. 74 the public will lose even more reiid,ncearea,settti'tflb.iOw,and By: A. 0. Jones the City Council as an Equalizing 26-Insurance __ all persons claiming by, through and Dputy Clerk "But it's right out in the open ff Board, and be heard as to the than the convict. He's out a few .mder them, together with the Publiih: Nov. 4, 1971 27- Investment Opportunit4s propriety andadvisabilily of making theywant to use itagalnst me." / 'sNo Parking P roblem When Y ou Shop Classified. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call tol Free, 644.2027 for "We Care""Hotline". Adults or Teens. Winter Parke Moiday, Nov. 4, 1974-SB There Personals 4 Seminole 3222611 1974 Fla. Tag 7W.$0341 STREET. IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, the undersIgned are ergaged In FLORIDA; CONSTRUCTION OF business at Sanford, Florida 3217$. That the parlies interested In Sad NEW TRAFFIC SIGNAL. Bidders shall be qualified traffic business enterpris. are as follows: Richard L. Morris signal construction contractors William P. Speigle approved by the Florida Depart. DATED at Sanford, S*mlnoii mont of Transportation to perform this work, and shall submit County, Florida, October 3rd, 1971. satisfactory written evidence with Publish: Oct. 14, 21, 21 Nov. 1, 1911 DEG.73 bid that they are so approved by the ______________________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Jim Rowe Pest Control 7676 lroqvos Ave Sanford, 377 7Q7Q Well Drilling - p p WLLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typES arid sizes W repair and serv'ce STaPlE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 207W 2nd 5? 377 6.43? Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 15? St., Santord 322.9411 Eves. $691116 0 �- --- ---------------- -: ---- - --- - - --------- -:--- _— -. :--.-- --- -- ,-- - - - - -- .-' -'' - ' - - -. - - - - '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 - • - - - - - - - - - ____________________ � 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 04, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 04, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 04, 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/abc8b60ea19108ff7531389081a774da.pdf 965d2be6dc6e8aa9af0855b01585b804 PDF Text Text 6B Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Nov. 1, 1974 by Dick Turn CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE Mod Walker Iteniki fly OSWALD and unoay JAMES JACOBY r_~ play. i7th Year, No. 64—Sunday, November 3, 1974 _______________ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents th wins the club lead In Sou NORTH (H) I dummy ruffs a club. Then 753 — I he draws trumps. After th J864 start he should cash one of AK 4 2 dummy's high diamonds and 4 As VFT EAST play ace-king-s mall of spades. J98 40 1062 If diamonds were going to 53 72 break nicely there was no need J 1073 5 for this safety play but it Is KQJ2 41098643 necessary against the actual SOU TII and 4 is -A Alt(imonte Po iceman V ALLEY by Dave Grau. OOP CRAZ',' 7 i KNOW! 1HATS WHY WANT 10 RUN TWHAT HAPPENS"\ LETS CROSS 1M GOING •10 RECHECK IT n1UGH T)-IR IF 0U GET THE I Tfl*T 5RIDG! ARE CONE! THEY HAD MY DATA AND TARE IT 9IG BABY 1}IEY SAME ANSWER? WHEN W! 10 GO SOMEPLACEF UP 10 THE STATE HAVE UP THERE! COME 10 IT,,. WAT COMPUTERS DOd LURCH AND OOP 4-1 ... I I: 4 A K .4 VAKQIO9 4 ff Q986 Both 'uliwrabl&' 1 North East South 1$ I'a 2? 4 NT, S 3? I'am 1 5? I'as 5 N. T. P1is 6? I'avi 6+ I'as co wrn ng iead—K4 L_ break. Furthermore, it is a rather unusual safety play since the safety play trick was sure loser in any event. See how it works! If East wins he has to give South a ruff - 47 THE BORN LOSER I V have disappeared. / lg VI P 0 OR couldn't by Art Scnsom 1v I Jr ci J OLX44T WH Jacoby The bIidsIIg North and South really belong in seven diamonds. That con- ii1 IT! W est has tNtI1 STAND any more!" North IT East Pass 1 FUNNY BUSINESS South 24 24 - P DRM1 By DO• _________ a 1 ___ itJ South with BIMO BURNS that contract in, It is (tone by means of a safety by Larry Lev N "cJar CInth: tsd ijovr trtiIij bouti ft tu I qu a lI?IcB (ions ... I I I. 4Ot/T met b P 'EAZE A 1/' ac £T.4Th cZ'T tU-Mi. Z17iLM' I *?BY? E 711,fS gflf,Qy, / YM, 561 1WO$.4// /15y/ £ THL %T W.4'6 1•M 2 vd ctT F)47 X4 1— 7 -'VI. vwri.If / $'TS * 1 IN C4455! I : 11& I BLONDIE ' _________________ Chic Young IT DOESNT tILL OQESSED UP SO NICE,) ELMO (S ATu'fflL t TEACHER I WANTS MEW r GET THERE VIOLIN QECi SHE WANTS s. TO FINISH MY NUMBER I BEOQE THE HOW \ FOuR, BUTMY TO P..AY IN MY FST ( COME ? - AUOIENCEGETS THE R E EARI—Y rwI (rrir . I FOR 1HIF FIRST SELECTIONIINS ?OOH4WK POPS, UNPER'fl4 PIRCTlON OFThfE I-(YISA LUCK FXMSS,ESQ WILL PR ESE NT PRIN K 99_WL~ W1111 -MINE SC 5cee.er M*t F " E7 IUGSIUNHV byH.jmW,jLSWf.I i2 MILKMAN wE NEED MILK? by Al Vim.,, HOLLYHOCK. 15 TWAT NOTE DON'T ., IJQT YET, MOT1-4EI I, I i" ri M1 I/I WINTHROP N TELL OJ V14E 'LIE GOING 10 GNG TO LIVE IN ACAPULCO, LIVE AFT'TtXJI1MEXICO. HOWDO)VILIKNOWIM BECAL15ETHAM ERE G0I43 10 LIVE 1HE1E? I DECIDED WEE GONG 70 LIVE. ________ CAPTAIN EASY IF I4I MAIRPO 15 REL. 0 EVEN =! TERE SEEMS TO LE THI5 COULP REALL.V BE / LORE "YULE. % '\PJ EM4 V$MPIRE i2 LORP YL)LE COLIIlJ, I P4IMELF PIRK '.'.14 PUYER ETrER ZEr WED LIRE YOU TO L, Ip1Jy,rv 4;• c'orrERf j - 14 __ c £t* I ' ..' . .A' ) ____ Ii •/ ARCHIE LIKE THE MESSENR GE FROM LOIJPOIJ Ar T H E raotz. -- * il-I by Bob Montane. _ • Iii !4t 1 1 v e r,,* EEK & MEEK byHowisSchneider - DOES IT MIrTH CM* ne four property owners division refused to deed land For the last two weeks, Mrs. along the front pa rt of th eir Mary Johnston thought she was prope rty along Howell Branch In a dream — a Kafkaesque to the county for a pa th. But nightmare In fact, they agreed to donate land For 30 years her mall had along the rear portion for a been faithfully delivered to the route, rural box in front of her The county commission property along Howell Branch decided on the Howell Branch ' Road. route. Three years later, after Then, two weeks ago, the appropriate condemnation promall delivery abruptly stopped cedures, the county claimed the and the Johnstons and three road property and built a l(-foot nelghborswere told if the mail wide asphalt ' bike pa th" there man tried to delive r their mall, The pa th was complet ed in he would be arrested by the August 1974 She rilrs department. Then the real trouble surThe neighbors put upatem.. faced. porary box down the road, and Mail that had been deihered a day later it disappeared Mrs to the rural boxes of the JohnJohnston wait ed down the road ston and their ne ighbors, could In her car for the mailman to no longer be delivered there, come and was reported to the the coun ty said. By dr iving his Mrs. Johnston's bronchlac the path. as thma was activat ed by the The - -- - - . - - - - - Mrs. Dean Parrish, accused in robbery, slaying ft commissioners 3 _ soon • IL 1 - - Ii Zi 4'• '..r A----- - - * " - - " - . . •• I • ' 4 "i'.. -- -''' - - . Voters, Be Informed 'V ' . An informed electorate is not places and a prediction as to the only basic to the American voter turnout. 5)"Aem of government it is absolutely essential If th e Even with the rather ex. Ie nsive election coverage the stein Ls to work. Sunda) Herald has space for Unfortunatelyaltoory0f such other eyegrabbers as us fail to vote because we Columnist Jack Anderson's • - - I ,.. F — . . ' I - - ', . . -' ' t Y - . don't know anything" about charge that the shah of Iran - • ' . - , ' 1 . • ' . Women's Editor Jean Patteson and pictures of the old DeForest There need be no backsliding home in the Idyllwildc on that score by readers of development which has been Sunday Herald Pages 2A and resto red by builder \ 3A, for Instance offer pictures Pt and th umbnail sketches of e of the 36 Indi viduals who wi1 a ar on ba llotTuesday. - ' - I - - . . '-1!I - ______ =--- I I .--- ___ _____ - - - — - (" " - "'- '• An explanation of the seen '•' -, ---- ________ - . _____ --' - j Wi ppe 01 -' '- T1-r FI I - 7- ____ fri. " __________ • the candi da tes or blindly vote may ha ve bought himself some "straight tickets" beca use we American politicians with all are unaware of the candidacy of that oil money, and on a Some br ight newcomer on the brighter note a story by "other side." - -% - 1 Investigator catalogs evidence at supermarket shootout scene 1 I " 4' 4Ik' i•1t . _JL __w ___ • - - - LAMM NOW The constitutional amendments, four county questions and single questions concerning Inflation Sanford and Altamonte Springs voters can be found on IIA. Fighter And 5A will bring readers up -' to da te as to the 19 lndvlduais r A "- '- - seeking offices in the various cities of the county as wel.1 as a _______________ - M rs. Johnston s maiC a nd i'eWsboxes. once barred front postman contact. at right.line bike path stop his vehicle on Howell (Hera ld Ph o' to b Hill Belleville) Branch and walk the necessary (eralu been taken for granted for 30 10 feet to the boxes. Another / V j, '.J esume mail crisis. Mr. Johnston broke suggested that the mailman out in hives Daily mail de li very that had /Uer) ai ___ between the county commission, or the the Sheriff's department, since governor could offer asohiulon a ll vehicles were banned from t&)4ATLL 'vtU. - _ 0 sheriff's department as a car across the bike path to get potential child molester. to the mailboxes, the mailman Neither the post office, the would be subject to arrest by by Crooks & Lawrence MQME?-JT 7 AH.YOU WOKE u LMEg... I JLJ5T 114 TIME, LORD . I 'iLJLE,..THAT5Ou1Jp - V - by Dick Cavolli I r -Y By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Sudi Writer READY.? MOTHER' '-7 --k 0 re .—, - - - Bill 4i PRISCILLA'S POP - - • It was 5p.m. Friday evening In the office was store "every last cent." robbery Richter and Sinclair Customers abandoned and the A&P supermarket at manager Glenn Richter. As the minutes ticked by, the practica ll y threw the money at shopping carts and dove for the new Interstate Mall was Visibly nervous, the man, gun gunman became more on edge. them. It was becoming hi- safety as the gunman's bullets already crowded with weekend in hand, repeatedly demanded "I'm not alone," he said, creasingly obvious a robbery sprayed the area. shoppers. that Richter give him all the "I've got friends to back me was taking place. The three store employees Bill Deans had just finished money. A part-time stockboy, Mike fell to the floor of the office. As cutting meat when a st ocky, Deans thought to himself the Herald pictures Ison, 11, a studc.it at Seminole Sgt. Ambrose returned the middle-aged man wearing robber was not drunk or high on High choo1, oIiced the ac- fire, hitting the robber five sunglasses, grabbed him and drugs, just nervous and very and stories by Bob t1vitç %lZL zztomer times in the chest, assistant store manager desperate. wheelui a shopping cart out of men could feel wood chips from GeorgeSLnc1airbythearman( After Richter opened Ili. . the sftre. He ran to the bank the bullet-splintered partition Lb d Belbeville motioned them toward the store safe, the gunman made hiri. ' next c and alerted the landing on them. office stuff the money Into police As the robber lay wounded, "I've got a gun," the. Ip pillowcase. The day's receipts Gordon Williamson Moments later three Richter put his foot on the gun said, indicating a bulge In his Were at that moment bel I oklng at Deans end Altiunonte Spdms poihe of to keep the man from using it pants pocket "Let's go" deposited In the bank rw'zt dr 's nn later Neither employee offered any and there was only kfl Thcn I o, you're going wi th Steve (jarvef and SII Ha) I&n jied as Charl ti es Hobbs, resistance as they walked to the cash and wie change In the meto the car outside." AInbrose—enteted storei the H is was already bleedi ng heavily Office, an open structure ra ised saft. Meanwhile, the female pistol drawn, Carver ordered from the chest and mouth and several feet about the floor and Still, the gunman forced surrounded by a chest-high Richter to go through every cashiers kept coming to the the man to drop his gun. The emergency first aid by the office to get change for the robber fired instead, striking police officers failed to save his partition of wood and glass. drawer in the safe to search for register. Confused by the Garver twice in the chest, life. 1 - - - Terror Stalked Food Store by Garry Trudeau JP6 4W17/ , • An-.% er Tornorros 't4 44Y. MV, rw.Q ARE _____ ' now, DOONESBURY h&vt'c &fu,n9fiva but to desIrIftg IJ1YS90 an Roger BdIei HE sNr t..E RI4r CALIB!R W New Ias ' 2+ I'ass tract makes agaircst any 3-2 1'as ' 3 NT I'a.s' trump break provided the You. ."'*l)(Ith, ho ldI opening lead is not ruffed. If 4\ K 84 YK 2 •Q 54 4A Q5 4 you and your favorite partner What do You do now' get toseven hearts, you have no A — Just bid us notrump. You play for that contract InaN be missing seven. but you irrespective of how anything should take the sure profit here. breaks. We Feel that most TODAY'S QUESTION Isicad of rebidding two diaplayers will land at six hearts. In that case It is up to to monds your partner has ratscd find a sure-fire way to bring You to three clubs. What do you (to TtJRfrtLV 1 WAS O.L'/ -, James Osa1d & V&LL, &O W K TO SEEP AV TRM CLATTER I 'ut.sir li' I - CAMPUS ,. Altamonte Springs police IA. store by officers following the barring complications," the shot from his .357 magnum Steve Garver 'was listed in gunbattle in which the third hospital spokesman said, service revolver before stable but critical condition suspect was shot. Police said Being held without bond in crumpling to the floor in the Saturday afternoon at Florida Charles Hobbs, no known ad- county jail at Sanford on crowded food store. Hospital North as fellow of. dress, was dead on arrival at charges of murder, robbery and Gunter said Ambrose was on ficers searched for a fourth Florida Hospital North. auto theft are Dennis the other side of the cubicle and suspect in a Friday night super- Saturday officers were sear- Phillips, 28, of Vidalia, Robert Ga., a shot the suspect in a volley of 4 market robbery shootout in thing for a fourth suspect truck driver and Mrs. Dean shots. which Garver was wounded and believed to have been waiting Parrish, 39, of Lyons, Ga. No sho ppers or employe-, a suspect killed, the food store in a 1970 Uridr I"l'ridi lav,an ac- vi vre ounded in the brief gull -. Garver, Capt. David punter black and white Thunderbird.complice in a crime may be battle and Sgt. Ray Ambrose entered The woman was described as charged with murder If anyone the A and P foodstore in the having red hair and wearing a dies during the commission Officers of Interstate Mall, SR 436 and j, pink dress. nabbed Phillips as he ran out the police said. seconds after a store employe Garver, 26-year-old father of Capt. Gunter said he entered the rear of the store. A wig and alerted police at 4:49 p.m. that two small children, underwent the store by one door and sunglasses he reportedly threw an armed robbery was In two and a half hours surgery in Garver and Ambrose by into a trash dumpster were WJ progress. which a bullet was removed another door while Hobbs was recovered and a .38 caliber I Less than three minutes later from his left forearm. A attempting to put money from revolver, apparently used by Gar ver was en route to the hospital spokesman said a the store's safe In a pillow case Phillips, was found inside the ' hospital and the man police say second bullet that entered his Gunter said the suspect store in a toothpaste display. shot him was dying. chest, narrowly missed the raised up over the partition Officers said Mrs. Parrish, A man and a woman from aorta and lodged in his back, around the office cubicle and Dennis Robert Phillips alter capture at scene arrested in the store was Georgia were arrested at the The bullet "will be left there shot Garver. Garver returned a unarmed. and discard. If West wins he can lead a diamond but irrespective of which diamond he leads, his diamond trick will r. I 'Stable'; Gunman Dead would have to be changed. years was no more. And it alternative would be for the "That wasn't a very good seemed thy were powerless to residents there to move their boxes to the small gravel idea," Perry admits, "but Its have it restored, The whole nightmare ac- "median" between the path and the only with."thing we could come up tually began back in 1970. In the road. Meanwhile, Mrs. Johnston response to a request from But the MaitlaiRl Past Office. ,,•, --- ----- - --_....,.. - ...i "Neither rain, nor sleet, nor explains, "when most of the hail of the count) polling , There s nothing like a most of them aren't really assets to your heating bill. CLAR Unless it has a special duct Late Friday. the Seminole cars travel at 45 to 50 along Count)' Sheriff's department Deters our postman with our there anyway." The parents notified the Maitland postmail; discussed putting a protective master that he could once again Not even God can make him railing between the path and deliver mail by traveling over Fail, the heavily traveled road, but the path to get to the boxes. - - - Iisti -• T ' , * system designed to spread the heat around, a fireplace really wastes heat. Most of the heat thefire provides, plus large am ou nts of air already warmed - ,-j 0 il �2A—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974 Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ft. 36 Cand idates By DONNA ES-17ES Herald fy1 On Semino U.S. Congress Voters m 49 of Seminole County's precincts will select their choices In Tuesday ,enera1 election from among 3 candidates for 17 national, state and local offices. In addition, the 33 registered voters — 25 Democrats, seen Republicans and one non partisan in Chuluota's (in. _V1%W Precinct 7A will choose legislators, whose names do not 4' appear on ballots anywhere else in t.his county. J The mini-precinct i4as formed during statewide reap, POrtiOn.ament several years ago and included with Brevard County in three legislative districts. Legislative candidates on the JOHN GRADY (American) is a 43-)ear-old family physician, ballot In 7A, in addition to the 1 "country doctor," who was other races, include David L Barrett (D) and Wayne "raLged on hard work and tutored in American Ideals and Peterson (H), 44th district ; Bill le Bal lot U.S. Senate 177 Fifth District (Seminole voters In all precincts except 1, 3. 18, and 28 may cast ballots in this contest. ) A 16th District • . L'T' . - " — On County, School Boards county commission and wa3 King has been active in the chairman of the at Lions Club for the pist eight earlier this year by per colleagues. attendance and achieved the "Lion of the Year" award He A resident and Property received his degree in ruorowner in Seminole County for Wary sciences In Dallas, Tex. the past 10 years, Kimbrough is a graduate of Western. Ken. tuciy University with a degree School Board in chemistry. District 1 . / ' meetings between the school board and the cowny cornmission on common problems. - -- - - I -- . - - (ppp.v' lie is a Southeastern sales supervisor for Schering Pharmaceu ti cal Co and was a captain and company corn- ' Guard. 01 Representative Dlstric134 , - JERRY THOMAS AND MIKE THOMPSON are the GOP team Thomas, a former Florida Senate president, says Ile is a pro in both government and business and a successful JEFFREY L LATHAM (It) believes his vitality of youth GERALD LEWIS and maturity of experience are for ir legislator. a major assets in his favor in DOYLE CONNER (D), a fought campaigns in both the October seeking the tough Job of fourth generation Florida September and . ' . .. ' BOB IIAIrAWA', Ii is promising fresh leadership in the state house "ii ne are JOHN I I YFRLY FR. (D) science in agriculture from taxation for all, repeal of the the University of Florida. fie is intangible property tax, repeal Florida 's seventh commissionof the pass along public utility er of agriculture and has served corporate tax, control of without democratic or ninaway gowth In Florida, republican opposition since his proper statewide water election In 1%0. nmnagement and maximum lie pledges to continue useage of federal programs on working for a bountiful supply the sta te and local leveLs." of ('lean, wholesome and He said he will encc1urage nutritious food at a reasonable new clean industries to utilize'40 price, t6 push for meaningful eidsting facilities in the 16th legislation to protect con- Senate district. stuiiers, and to insist that the delicate balance between th environment and economic J need is maintained DONALD W WEBB American party nominee for commissioner of agriculture, could not be reached for comment and local American Party leaders could provide no information on his campaign platform. ' . - ' County Awl^ . .. ,,._ Commission IOOBFRT J PFARSON Dlists four major areas of need r - U - Group Two S -- ' DIstrict 2 mental protection, educational reforms and political reforms in his platform. Pearson believes solar energy research and utilization should be encouraged, that there should be adequate anii enforced controls ov er pollution _____ nd use and uttered for research in it cycling waste products. Less paper work should be required at all levels in the EUGENEMOONE state's educational system, born in Winter [lark and at. Pearson said. - CLASSES IN f L '' HARRY S. KWIAThOWSKI i D) advocates consumer 'ti0n, I 'ants to return compassion to county govem. ment, lower property taxes, improve city-county cooperation and services and reduce county government inflationary spending 60 'v-- I- C HARPER JR. blood is needed on the yschool said. board. "Be sharper, vote School Board Harper," is his campaign sloønn District 4 Har: per relationship between the school board and school superin. PAT TELSON (D) favors tendent and the quality education, promising to t eachers t'boa ool r d. represent and listen to the fie stresses the necessity for pLwoPle of the county not only a strong foundation in the basic before but after election. 3 H's in the school system and She believes in long range noted he favors retention of the planning to provide pemanen,t elected school superintermlent. school boundaries and joint JUNIOR COLLEGE '1 it'yi Reg t4er mofluOy M on day i'i N ov. 't, I Ii • is "Legal asppeects of Real Estat e" designed r or students preparing to take I.e Florida Real Estate Commission' s Salesman Examination, December 18, 1974. , ' W \ • IV Kwiatkowskls motto Is 'An ' Uncommon Nan..Aommon name phonetically (quick-cow-ski) on all campaign literature. a e uS T Let TI .i. uhe k si Y ou From The Past 10 The Present ' - ... ..- - . ...• = '• tawall MUM _.-aL ti ThOMASD.&MALLEV(D) JACK ECKERD, (R), a I ' was Inaugurated as Florida's _____ , self-made millionaire drug Ifth treasurer In January, 1971. /1 ICZ . store magnate. Is running )J Prior to this electlon,heserved ..... . second sta te-wide campaign S I i ..r two terms o.' the board of . He was unsuccessful in an ef. c ommissioner s for f p fort several years ago to take .._9 ' Metro polita n Dade County. ' I the ('Op nomination from then .. .. Pointing to his record in of. government bureaucrats are Go Claude Kirk Kirk, alter ...Jj lice, O'Malley notes that as L1u._wtwo of Ms Wilson's pet peeves (-'defeating Eckerd, was himself treasurer he increased treasury 'Lobbyist.i for special interest . . defeated b It .. . r interest earnings oil state ilroupis descend on you like to mon 'o $102.2 million with the JIM REIJ13IN O'I). ASKEW AND SF.BESTA (R) points locusts. When you propose a businessman's approach WARREN HAUSER (R), a J.H. (JIM) WILLIAMS (D) are his experience as elections highest single day interest ban on Pay toilets to save the U.S. Seriate when tackling the native of Lima, Ohio, is 33, and pledging more responsive supes visor for Hillsborough em-ningii of $100,000 due to public a Ng nuisance arid a CARL M. K UTTLER JR. I R I problems of inflation, taxes and NOEL IL BACON (R), hn lus been a resident of Florida leadership in Tallahassee. County (the Tampa area), immediate investment prac. says he is an educator, not a health care. little money, the coin box adminis for 14 years. Askew, th victor in an (c,it insisting he Is the only can: tices. trator and manager, lobbyists move In," she said, politician and believes it is time s lie is not w(-dded to any As inawance commm election for state chief didate with experience in -17he only group without an -tl 'iciner, to stop putting the education of special interest grow. lie mission that made recom- trader p ark in OrL'Ond Beach, executive fw years agc, says 111111idling Florida's complicated O'Malley said he passed no children into the hands of wants tiiiclations to save more than Hauserwon an NROTC he has Organized lobby in Taflahas" g S n election laws. kept his promises to He says the laws fault insurance, which has "political bIle Li the people," she said. appointes." operataixi of minion in the rvice omm ission laJpw the University of p Pt _______________ be saved motorists over $200 An experier.ced educator and ple *, plans to are too complex eo Floilda, lit' the government. Utah plans, d U with mpleEn"for million In two sri. woror a etter aw, knows how tax relief plans and alternate quality of life for all Floridianj& everyone to undiendand. to read a contract and wants to energy supplies. regardlew; of age, 96, rm or Sebestai was the first elmfind out why the quahty of suffutilly Ikbrum he was commliWoned an ensign any other circumstance. Greater efficiencies In Uons supervisor to proamte education is declining while the operations and elimination of in the NLvy where he served as Askew L`ncludes among Ns (Or an election violation and budget skyrockets." anj'( hr,#Nvwv, an aviator. Kuttler said he wants to look frills are just a few avenues of -(#Vl accoinplishmeriLs in office the continues In call for strict Pursiuit, he said. He left the Nevy after six state's rdormed tax structure. election enforcement to make into %hy women comprise 70 300 N ffen(h Ave, Sainforcl. Bacon sul he will work rm 17111 years seNce and currenUy 8 and its sound financial footing, me thae is 'plenty of P.M. per cent of Florida's teachers, toward repeal of the fuel ad. member al the GreaterOrmond rtal of more than shine in nda:3 but "0 per cent" of the (Op justmcntirge repeal 1 Beach J8)cr'es. Sebesta said iw will bring to million dollars in t4XCS, * . echelon of the education cot flII) 32711 utility rat' tax During his youth, Hamer was legislation preserving and the Florida Cabinet a department. -IUre's a new t - I - ' ' _____ ____ ___ . . SATURDAY, I1J - • i i hflu. r T Ti r 1) 1 (o SUND UI'iUAY I , NUI O V. .M'(I. FROM 1 P 1I 'ilL 6 P 11 ' S r . -, ________ At Seminole Junior College . Bill. KING(R) is 30 years old and has lived in Seminole County for 25 )ears, currently residing with his family, wife 1egg and son, Scottie, in tm Park. ''7 (305) 323-1450 for registration , information. Classes start Nov. 4, 1974, 7:00 p.m. fj In ldyllwflde, Sect. 4 Contact The Registrar '. .•.:- dam "Principles and Practices of Insurance for Agents" is a program required in prepthe Florida Pro perty and Casualty, Type 2, Class 20 Insurance Exdmlfldtlon LORI WILSON (1) won nationwide notice two years ago, when by way of petitions ndependent candidate, and won election the Florida Senate. Her campaign slogan is "She's different honestly" Lobbyists For spec ial interest groups and empire building , ' I -4 A 'g Active In civic affairs, Insisting that Seminole Kwiatkowski is a director of th*e County government continues Rotary Club. member of the to spend money-"our budget Rolling Hills civic Association, increased som $1 million"- attends St. Mary Magdalen while other counties are Church in Altamonte Springs tightening their belts. Binford and is past chairman of the said it is time someting was local Democratic executiv done about Inflation on the committee. home fron t. Binford's platform includes a one-year moratorium on hiring any new county employes, and passage of an ordinance requiring voter approval by refferendum of any county budget that exceeds the previous year's budget that exceeds the previous year's budget by more than 10 per cent. , u 4 TOM A. BINrO,U) ('4 says the averaie man cannot survive under inflation and increased taxes much longer. STATE .SEMINOLE - -- -'-. __________ , REA E (Ifl INSURANCE at • s .. _______ 0 sroti 1k jwi fil, provement in Seminole County ..JEAN BRYANT (H) j chools. / . 4 seeking her third term on the . A resident of the county for 20 school board A resident of ears, he received his bachelor Seminole County for 17 years, hirs. Telson Ls riiarried and of science in psychology from he and her h'isband C) C. have kr two children attend '1 loca l the University of Georg i a and threL -soils, all of whoin have schools and two grandchildren his inedical degree from Uw gone through the Seminole are currently In the Seminole University of Maryland. County school system including School system. She is a Culpepper is married and has graduate of Felt and Tarrant two Seminole Junior College, children attending -I have the desire to serve Business School. Seminole County School& - (D), who resigned his secretary ' W.H. (BILLi MUNTZING of gate office to run for the U.& r (R) feels stfdngly about the JAN TAHRLY (R), a Senate seat being vacated two-party systen-, sytng it is •,.j Brevard County realtor, Ed Gurney ut Winter Park, won time to break the Demoaat . believes land use goals are a hard fought campaign to % and spend stranglehold" DDI?('L' I . pa ramount In protecting the '."" SMATHM (D) wrest the party nomina tion on the cabinet is the son of a famous environment. from U.S. Rep, Bill Gunter. father He wants the publi c heard, 'I•_ \• .4 She taught in public schools former U.S. Sen George their A former state senator, st RICHA RD KELLY (H) enacted into policy year as a iii.uiirs). 't and is now adjunct professor at resigned In his 14th has promised to fight to lower D. TURLINGTON and "has a conservative apf Florida Thirty-one-year-old Bruce Institute of Technology cirettit judge to be the GOP fuel costs, to lower food price-1% (D) was appointed education proach to your tax dollar." A BILL Congress. was voted one of Florida's pot president of the Brevard CHAPPEL M is noininee for the U.S. to lower interest rates arid to An attorney, active in commissioner by Gov. Reubin County Mental Health Associa. stop one-sided foreign aid give- pointing out that a fourth term He has been a federal outstanding freshman senators, community affairs, he was an Askew. A native Floridian, tlor, she Is a member of congressman can do more for prosecutor with the U.S. Dept. serving on the important Senate administrative aide to former Turlington served 24 years In aways. ways and means, education and Brevard Federated Library multi-millionaire from his constituents. Assigned to the of Justice as assistant U.S. A Governor Kirk, and is a past the Florida House of th hi Board and was sclected an House of Representatives' district attorney for the governmental operations director of e South Florida.St points out ghway safety Representatives, and WU WIWAM H. (BILL) BEVIS outstanding and vounL, committees. he filed suit to nab public am powerful appropriations Southern District of Florida member of the house education (D) believes the Oil aigis committee A America for 1974. WAS former prosecuting atterms of a loan agreement LV!fllflittee, Chappell Is a 12- attorney for the F.B.I. committee for 12 years. sta r ted In Washington must end year veteran of the Florida which sends He attended Pasco County tocney and member of he Turflngton cites hl.3 leader. there. "Fuel adjustment State Treasurer Legisla ture and was selected public schools, Vanderbilt special conference committee tilizer to Russia. ship In passage of the corporate charges are up be cause speaker for one term. College of Law, Nashville, which reinstated capital profits tax , reapportionment, Washington did not act to Chappell, advocating citizen Tenn. and received his juris punishment In Florida, the sunshine law. establishment assure against an oil ' involvement in government, doctor degree from the Smnathers has worked ant. of statewide air and water Bevis said ' . has organized citizen advisory Unhrersityof Florida College of studied in 41 foreign cOUflttte pollu tion con trol board , new ' j ' Bevis testified before U.S committees In six fields In- Law. Kelly is currently a and had lifelong exposure to the Florida Constitution, and Sen. Lawton Chilies (D-Fla) " cluding crime control, youth, Presbyterian trustee and elder working of government at floor leader for the equal rights conference committee oceanography, vocational and served In the U.S. Marine every level — federal, state and -. amendment, regarding the effect of the high education, environmental Corps for four years during local. . Turlington is a member of cost of utilitybills , He control and retired citizens. He World War 11 was decora ted during Florida Blue Key and holds a elderly living service In Vietnam as a U.S. sta tes he was successful business degree from the He said he voted to make It Navy Intelligence officer with doubling the fourth district's Governor and * University of Florida and a possible for complete openness share of school funds. an underwater demolition masters degree In business in the Public Service Cornteam. Lt. Governor administration. mission, noting all records will be open the press and the o 0 .. f ie f avors clear air and water standardsat the lowest ' cos t to consumtr STUART P. CULPEPPER (R) Seminole Rotary Club and a resident of Longwood. He and his wife, Barbara, have three VINCE FECUTEE,. J (it ) daughters, Erin, Wendy and introduced or co-sponsored pieces of legislation (luring his first term in office, and 40 of these were passed into law. Noting ho is motivated 1)). 1 County genuine and dedicated desire to bring fiscal responsibility and Commission above all common sense to government, Fechtel said he District 4 has proven legislative ex. perience. A business-like approach to government can meet the challenges of both today and the future, he said. _ must make a united effort to exchange our Ideas and views and make these views known in the state legislature," he said. A resident of South Seminole County all his life, Hattaway said united effort and work is needed on utility charges, traffic congestion, uncontrolled growth. taxes an'! ,'lncation. of Public Service Commissioner - - - - - .' _A~ ' Tt P, t.'.. I feel that courage is a small pay for the good wi ll and affection of others," King OHN k lMilIt()1 (,hI (ii) IS sid, adding he will work full completing his first term on the time asacomillissioner. A - •. . ... fit n? , ' price to SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE r "' ... . 'SANFORD, FLORIDA J * * , ngAt F nest, E ther Or In THIS LOVely' 100 Year Old Sanford Landniark i ffIP(911111Z017 FALL WAREHOUSE CARPET SALE ' . C V JOIN US SAT. OR SUN. FOR 0 V COUPON GOODALL DURING NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER A Is . LARGE STOCKOF FIRSTQUALITY CARPET SHAGS~CUT LOOPPLUSH,COMMERCIAL. BRING YOUR ROOM SIZES AND THIS COUPONANDSAVEI :- OUR - 16~ ov FREE ESTIMATES WE INSTALL Altamonte Springs 305-831-3377 low %b > Xi "m STRvorT CHALET CARPETS, INC. 904 E Altamonte Ave (SR 436) -A OPEN V UI ' EveninglierAW i .. ,, 0 - tote A— (DICK) ter Park High School a nd the Florida; He has served two terms in the Florida House of representatives and Is chairman of the Seminole County Legislative delegation. He presently serves on the appro priations, agriculture and general legisla tion committee. Mooney Is married to the former Vicki Parks and has two children. The family attends the Palm Springs Drive Church or Christ. F Dist ri ct . - Seats State Representativetend e d • -. . RICHARD Seeking - t - State Senate Commissioner U. . Co c P' esday1 Agriculture State Comptroller a t. 0 W1tj L I or God, tuni1y and country. , , , . both. SSIOHtf of Florida. JOANN cumbent comptroller. Calling himself a "man of the Ile believes "Florida's budget cannot insurance Planks in his aign policies have too people," Grady is telling the de feaed three men for her continue its astronomical much fine nine' voters, "If you are sick and party's nomination. A mother, climb. Government payrolls platform include: print and he has promised to tired of the mess in Washington, housewife and businesswoman can not keep rising by tens of comptroller's office to public bring about a much needed Saunders scrutilly; implementing and angry about the growing thousands," he said, recommendations of Coy sunplifmcation of all policies, t ,b army of bureatIcrats living off seven, wants A successful businessman From his legislative ex. your earnings while they merit back to the people. perience, Thomas said the state Askew's management and with banking experience, promising , efficlency study commission; regulate every aspect of your , must La tha m has been an aide to pretending to to solve provide more iUfluS f hfe,thenitisuptoyoutoreturn or problems and really start eliminating excessive a e U.S.RepHerbBurkeandacity handlin creatingPan control of our governmi!nt to education to be administered by finding solutions." commissioner of Davie in South local government, for stricter the poople." Thompson is a South ~FMda aggressive and sympathetic Florida. Ile said he has refused Grady is national chairman law enforcement, including the native whose assignment under consumer protection division. to acwpt contributioru front the ci the Americans for the Right- problem of drug abuse. Thomas would be "to take banking and Insurance business Mrs. Saunders is recomto-Life committee. government to the people." and pronlises to cut the fat out mending "realistic" health I treasurer's budg e t , insurance programs to benefit S ngress 1 bo th the patient and the doctor Secretary Of State and long range studies to assure Ed • Fourth Congressional safeguards of land, water and District Commissioner (SemInole voters In precincts air. 1 3 18, 22, 27 and 28 may cast ballots in ft contest.) ,1ii, 4iJ1 dtrict; and lion Flannery (D) and Jane W. Robinson (H), 46th district, Seminole Uunty is also split among two congressional districts and two legislative districts. The county-wide ballot in. cludes, unless otherwise noted: JI. Tu Sunday, Nov. 3,1974-3A 211 W. 25th '., 1 Sanford, Fl. Call 322-3103 for Appointment .A TN ORLA _____ �_____;~__ __:.-;--. __ - -- __ . __ ____..__ . - __ __ - - .. - _,__________ ~, I i 'i beeK ,(,,o uncii OPINION SUn"y 1kqWW Has Shah 'Boug ht' U. S. Politicians? WAY E D. DOYLE, Publisher Have Kissinger has una n Taho.'n., ,I ..S of State Henry cdir" tc InV1'US, "U 4l (drdwy plas. Separate Kissinger Is holding crucial discussions State Department sources, prepared to treat the Yet the CIA has lost the hold it once had on the anti-shah and therefore suspect, told us that the Teheran this weekend with the shah of Iran,who shah as a military ally and protector of U.S. shah. "He was our baby," a CIA source told us, shah had transferred more than $1 million from has the power to bring the stratospheric cost of interests in the gulf. Kissinger is counting " but now he has grown up." his personal, numbered accounts in Switzerland oil back down to earth, heavily upon the shah's good will to get lower oil It remains a mystery, meanwhile, how the to the Banco de Londres y Mexico In Mexico City The shah has become one of the world's most prices, shah has always managed to work his way In for delivery to the Nixon champaign. Swiss This is contrary to the advice of at least one recklessly greedy, unbelievably wealthy rulers. Washington. lie has been able to get just about banking sources confirmed that the shah had He spearheaded the move to quarduple oil prices top policy-maker, Treasury Secretary William what he wants from the United States. "ft has sent money to Mexico from the Schweizerlsche and he still Isn't satisfied. He has hinted that the Simon, who fears Kissinger has underestimated been a one-way street," a Cabinet officer said. Bank Geselshalt. We could get no reliable oil-producing nations should charge even higher the shah's greed and ambition. If the shah One alarming possibility, never fully proved, confirmation, however, that the money ever refuses to bring down his prices, say our sources, prices, is that the shah has paid off top American of. reached anyone connected with Nixon. His more responsible neighbor, Saudi Simon wants to retaliate by quadrupling the ficials. here are the allegations, which have A former Hubert Humphrey aide told us he Arabia's King Faisal, Is worried that orbiting oil price Iran must pay for U.S. arms and wheat, been vigorously denied: who had been approached by an emissary of the shah Not even the Central Intelligence Agency, costs could endanger the industrial West'. He 1) -A former Justice Department official, written a private letter to the shah, warning that which saved the shah's throne in 1957, has had during the 1968 presidential campaign. The tothe has travelled extensively In Iran, reported neither kingdom will last if the West is plunged any influence with him on oil prices. The late CIA Committee that the shah had emissary asked whether Humphrey would like a Senate Watergate into economic chaos by exorbitant oil charges. chief Allen Dulles flew to Rome and plotted with contribution from the shah, but the delivered huge sums to former President Nixon. campaign rejeeted To ai:1 emphasis to the warning, King th :h:t:; stcti:r, Princess Ashr;if , to mist We cnLictcd the uflidal shu decçjbed his appri ch was delivered his letter to Teheran in person. Iranian Premier Mohammed Mossadegh. This sources to us in confidence, "I am certain in my -An exiled Iranian leader named Kyber own mind," he wrote us, "that if their names Khan testified behind closed Senate doors in 1963 Saudi Arabia and Iran produce almost half of prevented the shah's overthrow 14 years ago. He showed his gratitude by opening Iran to came out, they would be in prison or dead within that the shah had given milflon-dollar conthe oil that Is pumped by the 13 nations of the oil the CIA. He permitted the CIA to install radio cartel. Thus, they could break the oil squeeze by 24 hours." We can say only that his sources are tribution., to a list of distinguished Americans. and telemetr y interceptors, longrange radar high in the Iranian government. The Watergate Khan produced photostats of secret Swiss bank acting together to devices and other high-powered electronic committee never got around to investigating the records. Senate investigators were never able to He is determined to use his enormous oil equipment in his country. charges, confirm the charges and it is possible that the wealth to make himself gworld power. Wt year After the Greek military Junta was ousted -We spent six months checking Into reports records had been forged. alone, he spent $4 billion for U. S. military earlier this year, the CIA pulled many of its that the shah had funneled money into the Nixon Washington, meanwhile, is continuing its equipment. This has made Iran the No. 1 facilities out of Athens and moved them to campaign by way of Mexico, We made calls to policy of placating the shah while he hurts (1w military power In the strategic Persian Gull. Teheran. The CIA also works closely with Teheran, Geneva, Bonn, Mexico City and other United States with hi., oil squeeze. WASHINGTON Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. rs 1,4 N TOM AIKENS, Editor nuur.ni C. MARKE.T.Advertising Lflreclor Final Say On Candidates Tuesday Floridians will march to the polls in great numbers -evtrvone hopes to cast ballots for almost cvcy otfice of any significance in the State. 'There will be some difficult choices -which is a credit to both the individuals and the party's that nominated them - and some so obvious that the mere appearance of several of the people on the ballot should be a source of embarrassment to the - state. Several of the races will also be watched across the nation as the political soothsayers comb the results for future trends and attempt - once again - to determine just what is uppermost in the mind of John Q. Citizen. - Secretary -- "- ........• ' ' '' '"' DON OAKLEY % Certainly among those races will be that of th e governorship between the incumbent Reubin N ew Oil ... - ep _____ Found In Old ll We I . __ _____ .' ____ -. "' ' ,1 ' .- .1. / __ -. - -'' .ik.r- . ' . - - /- .. .1,1~ .1.. ____ Now Comes - Under Study . - . - ___ '.•. ___ - ' a, / ''I ., ': .: - -. . _ _ñIATKOWSKl - ' - -- - / ' P - COUNTY COMMISSION ! WW. MPI V - . 4 Lette r To The Editor I'M SICK OF OUR COMMISSIONERS' ARROGANCEI ob I A big reason that prompted me to run for County Commissioner is that I'm tired of County Commission arrogance the average taxpayer. Almost to a' - BERRY'S An Uncommon Name... A Common Cause - - - 34 1 i'PEARSON . -. - - "s- ' - - - ___ '. - .. _____ ______ Tippling Tongues - - ___ . - - _____ ____ '.._. - - - - .. I -1, ,• ___ - - '- -. ..,. , ________ - - - Biggest news on the energy front of late was Mexico's discovery of a vast new oil field, or . I f Everyone was surprised to see Rockford fields, off her Caribbean coast Preliminary . 11 . Nelsefeller standing cm the corner selling pencils Stimatesranged upto20bUilonbarre1,doul because everyone thought he was richer than that of Mnáa's North Slope and respectable just about anybody, even by Persian Gull standards. __________________ As for the other candidates, our news columns, _________________________ "What's happening, Rocky?" a friend asked. A of speculation went a- 'glimmering, particularly today's edition, have placed before "Are you running for something again and Just ". however, when President I.Ads Ecbeverria nude doing your plain folks ad?" you a great deal of information as to their to it Ci,a in Iüa recent meeting wi th President _I At. L .' "taxi," Rocky answered impatiently, "I'm backgrou nds, positions and records of public Ford Hut Me*ico was not about to ball the i ~_, -V--7*' _7"_ just down here trying to pick up a few extra service. We think you have had ample time and United _ States out of the energy crisis by Un- i dollars for bowflng money. You know ugh( opportunity to acquaint yourselves with Uxose derculting the world market price for oil. . ,_ -1 .71n~. -." Gladly is about my allowance." ____ Think ° ladies and gentlemen who seek to serve you in It were to be an"Oh, come on, Rock. Why don't you Just sell that WI immense new field, not of 20 't It oi. public office and urge only that you cast your ballot billion but of 35 billion barrels, had been with the sober seriousness that such a privilege ,. "Whydoeseveryoflekeepactjng asfflwu N\ discovered right here in this country. demands of all of us. rich?" Rocky said, making his famous face that YetInpoIntoffact, thattsroughlyhowmuch .• ''';.n:' . wa.seither a grin or grimace. "So I've got 20 or We would also remind you of the special issues - __1 Oil remains at the bottom of of " . "k \ tOor3OO million or however mucluit is. How far appearing on the ballot. Several are of great pumped-out wells, oil that it is believed is will that get you these days?" significance and should be read thoroughly before recoverable by secondary method.,. \ ". "But what about all the money the rest of Ten years ago, Struthers Wells Corp. of a decision is made. We would also caution you to / your family has?" WarTrfl,Pa.,developedsuchamethod,a steam avoidwhathasbecome a serious problem In recent % "Boy! Thanks a trillion - or I mean, a flooding" system. Directed Into formations at years the electorate's tendency to vote down all \':.y.t. N4 ousa th nd - for bringing that up. Just today I hun e dr ds of degrees temnperatwe and hundreds special Issues on the theor' that if they are on the pounds per called my bdther Dave to complain about how inch pressure, the steam ' "•'' ballot they are going to cost us more money. It thinwnhauare everyone in congress is always unfairly picking eavy crude and allowed Ittoflow ain't necessarily so, and thus the business of toward wen bores. Business Week magazine onusfor having so much money and influence. throwing the baby out with the bath water called it "thermal Geritol" for tired oil field., lie said if they didn't cut it out he would buy the 'What Ever Happened To Our Defensive Line, Jerry?" Capitol and make a bank out of It." frequently seriously handicaps governmental that could boost a well's production by three to 10 times. bodies on all levels, "You mean it isn't true that your family isone But in 1964, MIddle Eastern oil was selling for of the wealthiest in the world?" the friend asked. $2 a barrel and secondary recovery was not eco"We've always been Just like the friendly Justifiable. You folks who live In the mansion next door," Rocky Caine the Arab- Israeli war and lest winter's oil said sincerely. "We work a regular 11 to 2:30 embargo and the energy crisis hit home for real. y. ongourweeksvacation a Editor: Mideast oil now goes for $11 a barrel. this right to vote knowing this Is the only way year, we ts' and make do with 17 can, we Behavioral scientists at the University of Michigan have In January, .Struthers Wells received its first that the people, through their representatives scrimp and save to buy the kids a college and we nt.gi an experiment showing that people who belt down a couple Taxation without representation was one of the can direct the nation, meaningful order in 10 years from Standard 00 pay our taxes just like anyone else." of ourwes of alcohol show impmemert in their ability to of CaMornia, where tarry crude at relatively primary isstws that triggered the war for in"I thought I heard you didnIt Pay any Income In the next election, candidates for national, pronounce unfamiliar foreign words. Anyone who has been to a shallow depths makes steam flooding Par. dependence two hundred years ago. tax one year?" state and local positions will be selected cocktail party could have told them that. Some guests show a Today, when the country is going through OflC will decide for the time of their term, where are progressive fluency In obscure dialects as the evening wears cm. ticularly Orders began coming in of the most difficult times of its history, talk of from otherattractive. companies. "Well, doesn't that just go to prove how poor we going as nation and how our taxes are going we are? I mean, you don't voter apathy" L on the front page of every They start using diphthongs and gutterals not found in 1hz There Is nothing new about secondary oil know many people to be expended, English language. recovery, and steam flooding is only one of a newspaper. who make $10,000 or $20,000 a year who don't Before any students staul simggllng a bottle of schnapps It seems that we have forgotten that every Their decisions will affect our lives and our have toy taxes, do you? You can Imagine how number of methods, although the most into their German class, they should read the Michigan report future and that of our children in a direct badly off! must have been when I didn't pay any. promising. Nor does it mean that Americans will right and every privilege that we have in this all the way to the end. As the tongues of the tippling test subjects manne r, and it is our responsibility to select I barely had a few measly million take home pay conveys a corresponding duty, and be able to resume their reckless consumption Ofcountry, ither loosened up, their scores on an intelligence test went down. So e we (ul!ill that duty or we lose that right or their petroleum reserves. from among them the ones we believe an the that year, as I recall. I think maybe that was the what does all this prove? That it's still a good Idea to have the best qualified to do things in the way we want year we had to cash In Upper Volta just to make it does mean that America is far from privilege, train In gear before putting the mouth in motion, To cast our votes on an election day Is funthem done, ends meet." becoming a have-not nation In terms of oil. We have vast amounts ofit yet that could last usfor damental right in a democratic society, to the I know that the people of Seminole are point, that we measure the freedom of any many generations - it we use it wisely. responsible citizens and I hope we can prove It by the friend said. "Wh y don't you give me a dozen system by the exercising of this right by the casting the highest percentage of votes In the pencil.,," Ever bring home a Jar of Jelly or baby food citizens; but It IS also a duty, otherwise State on the 5th of November elections. WORLD course, That will be $7,943.16." from the store only to discover that some other 'democracy as a functioning system, ceases to "For 12 pencils?" shopper had "inspected" It, maybe even sam- e Yours very trujy, "Inflation, you know. I tell you, things are so Half of the world is willing to the to conquer pled it? LuisM. Perez, M.D. bad, I've had to go out and look for another Job. That kind of experience will be a thing of the past thanks to one of those perfectly simple inI ventlons that become so obvious once we se them. Dairy Cap Corp. of Jamaica, Ny.jiasbrough out a device It claims makes standard metal oi plastic screw-on caps for bottles and jars tampei I I -. The device, called 'Protecto-cap,"jsa plastic I ring which snaps on over the conventional ttre tap. Since it is iinpos.siblc to turn the saew cap I of wIththeringon1t(thering3ups),theop J Provides visual proof that the undercap has not *3removetTo open a Jar or bottle with a - - - Rockefeller ,_ __________ ;. ___... .1 .1 . inners - ____' ____ _________________ , s L.a ine l - ' . . ,, I A - - ____ Askew and his Republican opponent, Jerry Thomas. Gov. Askew professes convincingly to have no interest in national office but should he win with anything close to the landslide margin many are predicting it is not outside the realm of possinility that his name will continue to pop up as the Democratic Party's king-makers search about for a suitable 1976 sta ndard bearer. The party could lo a lot further and a lot longer and do a lot worse. We enthusiastically supported the governor in th e Primary and offer the sa me support in Tuesday's General Election I F t1111 S t Ic Voter Tu r ut reci ieci n bem n le ,, FRANK NOVAK - I . - ..., .1 Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974-5A Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL The candidate qualifying seat vacated by B.L. helms in TALLAHASSEE , Flu, (AP) Five Cabinet races are con-Treasurer: Democratic in. period ended Friday in four October and J.R. Grant was -Education Commissioner: an Independent agency: the governor on sensitive issues - Florida voters apparently tested -Atty. Gen. Robert cumbent Thomas O'Malley, Democratic incumbent Ralph secretary of state supervises such as naming Harmon (Longwood, Altamonte Springs, elected unopposed to the will re-elect the chairman ofthe Shevin has no opposition - of. who was indicted on Oct. 18 on . Casselberry and Winter district 3 council post currently State Cabinet Tuesday and give fering voters these matchups: two counts of accepting $W,000 Turlington, appointed to the po. elections, the comptrollerregu. Shields natural resources Springs) of Seminole's six cities sition by Askew in April when lates banking, the treasurer de- director. by B.H. Ferrell. him from two to five new -Secretary of state: Demo- in kickbacks and one of perjury, Indicted former commissioner posits which have elections scheduled held state funds and serves as City Clerk Onnie Shomate members to work with, cratic former state Sen. Bruce against Republican Jeffrey Floyd Christian The lineup was Askew, She. Dec. 3. resigned, and insurance commissioner, the in and Christian vs. Conner, was re-elected unopposed to her Insisting he is not a member Smnathers, son of former U.S. y In Longwood the city clerk ninth consecutive term. Mrs. of Republican Carl Kuttler Jr., St. education commissioner superthe Cabinet, Gov. Ileubin Sen. George Smnathers, against io and a long-time businessman Shomnate has been Petersburg junior college ad- vises the state school system O'Malley, Dickinson and forunopposed in Askew nevertheless serves as Republican James Sebesta of mer Secretary of State Richard were elected unopposed and in six of the nine elections, ministrator. and the agriculture chairman of the panel some- Tampa, former Hillsborough commisStone. Altamonte Springs, a freshman -Agriculture Commissioner: sioner regulates agriculture. dicted But Christian was InCandidates for mayor include times dubbed the state's board county elections supervisor. and Stone resigned to run Democratic Incumbent Doyle Collectively the councilman was automatically attorney Carmine Bravo, of directors and votes just like -Comptroller: Former state governor and for the Senate, allowing Askew 'ag ii ' ,cu .'iie a two-Wrm In. Robert Harms and James B. the six . Ir"I Conner, facing an el ec tion op- Cabinet head the Department., tu Cabinet uiiicers. Askew Sec.. Gerald Lewis ot Miami, appuwi ' iur*ingmon anti ponent for the first time since of Highway Safety and Motor took himself out of city Lot-mann, son of Councilman is running as a solid favorite for who defeated Incumbent Fred he won the office in 1960, Vehicles, General Services, Secretary of State Dorothy politics, at least for awhile. June IMrmann and the 'late re-election against Republican Dickinson In a bitter Democratagainst Donald K. Webb of Criminal Law Enforcement, Glisson. Winter Springs, with four mayor A.R. Lormann. Jerry Thomas in a race where Ic primary, against Republican councIl seats on the ballot, SJW Lakeland, a politically- Natural Resources and Heve. Florida's first woman Cabi. Candidates for the district issues have focused on the William Muntzing of Kisk,92 two candidates qualify for five unknown salesman running nue and serve as the Trustees of net member, Mrs. Gllsson de. seat are Gerard (Jerry) governor's office instead of the .simmnee, Former aide to Gov. Latham of Davie, former under the American party the Internal Improvement clined the opportunity to run for each: Irwin Hunter, incumbent, Connell, Norma liean Ilennigan secondary role as Cabinet Claude Kirk and city commis congressional aide who sought banner. Trust Fund, her office in this election. and Donald Gillum, group one; (wile of the city's police chief chairman, sioner. Ku Klux Klan support. Each Cabinet officer heads A Democratic sweep would Ronald Tumuminia and Frank Toni Hennigan), Richard Mid. Lewis, a maverick liberal as Durranee, group two; John dleman, Peter Piano and forassure Askew, if he is re-elect- a legislator. and Smathers, an ed, of a friendly Cabinet, a lux. ambitious 31-year-old who will Booth, incumbent, and John met- volunteer fireman Robert ury he did not enjoy until late in probably run for higher office in Daniels, group two incumbent, Widths. his for group three and Donald first term. the future, could be expected to Neither Mayor Eugene : Browning incumbent and Betty Jaques nor Ferrell sought For the first three years of side frequently with Askew but re0 Eastham for group five. Groups election. the Askew administration, the strike occasional independent one, three and five are for twoCabinet split 4-3 against the stands. Springs' books . ear tt'rric ('.rnitn lu-n i' nr ,_Altamonte , with L,eor'' -_ I I I . I ciu'eq t'PrKIns, Ufl. unc',ear split term. opposed for election to his counTwo incumbent council elI seat. Perkins was appointed i lc i o members and two political in .inI)' to fill the unexpired newcomers qualified in Cassel- term of Don Myers resigned. By DONNA ESTES city charter. Polling places Sanford; 30. Lake Monroe Precincts 41. Milwee berry for three council posts. For the district four council Herald Stall Writer locations for the Nov. 5 general Elementary School. Middle School, Longwood; 42 Councilman John Leighty is scat currently held by Dan election are: Precincts 31. English Ridgewood Arms Apartments, seeking his third consecutive Dorman, Sandra Glenn and exElections Supervisor Camilla Precincts 1.-Church of God, Estates School; 32. - Portable 2580 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford; term and Councilman Charles councilman Torn Radloff Bruce is predicting an "op. 803 W. 22nd St., Sanford; 2. - adjacent to Mayfair Country Eastbrook Swim Club, Glascock, finishing his first qualified. timnistic" 50 per cent turnout in Wilson School, Paola; 3. Club, Sanford; 33 Longwood just off Ea.stbrook Boulevard; year, Is trying to recapture his Dorfman announced Friday Tuesday's general election in Midway Fire House, Jitway City Hall; 34. Valley Forge San Jose Apartments office, he would not seek re-election in Seminole County. Avenue, Sanford; 4. - Apartments recreational room, Recreational Room, off Sr 436 t Newcomers, Charles Sizer, a line with his belief that no "Actually I think we will be Altamonte Springs City Hall; 5. SR 434, Altamonte Springs; 35. on Winter Woods Boulevard; 45. real estate appraiser who person should serve more than doing very well if we reach 50 Oviedo City Hall; 6. Sanlando Baptist Church, Summit Apartments resides at 1005 Lancelot Way, two terms In office in succes- per cent," she said. ---------------ItnftcP' --7 nrrlh n( I1 ran P .111 fro tK.. P'...'n..'.'s.'..I fl.... ..tI (O Geneva Community IIULIUIMil L%WII, UII and Sal Orlando, an engineer slon. There are 43,714 Seminole and 7t\ Chuluota Community curve on the right side, west of on Lake Howell Road; 46, who lives at 523 Eldorado Way, "After two terms, a person Countains eligible to vote in the House; 8. Slovak Gardens Langwood; 6. St. Mary Rolling 11116 Country Club, have also qualified, should take himself out of office county's 50 precincts for 20 Community house; 9. Forest Magdalen Church, 100 Spring Pressview Avenue, north of Incumbent Council Chairman for an opportunity to look BOB PEARSON. at offices ranging from U.S. City Community Building; 10. Lake Road, Altamonte Springs; North Street and south of SR INCUMBENT. 11 TheTHE Tom Embree, a chief petty issues from a different per- senator, congressman and Lake Mary Elementary 37. Sanora Club House, east 434, Longwood; 47.- Longwood Bob Peasson incumbent voted aist HB believes the A I 1739. Providing procedures by officer in the Navy, is being spective," Dorfman said. governor tc county corn- School Auditorium, off Sanford Avenue on Sanora Fire should be able to remove officials Station; 48. Holiday Inn, ,'4d any member of the gaem. transfe rred to Meridian, MISS. Dorfman said, "Too many mnissioners and school board from duct quickly, w+en they 1 Precincts 11. First Federal Boulevard; 38. ng South side of west 1-4, sou of a county or 'nunacipj. th of SR 436 , in January and is not running public officials hold onto members. violate th eir public trust U I tity body Building, 420 W. SR 436, Seminole Middle School; 39. may be recjU.d from o!tce. Altamonte Springs; and 49. for re-election, 74,3 Cu. 74-100. The registered voters in- Altamonte Springs; 12. elected office as though it were J St. Johns Village Craft Shop, St. Richards Episcopal Church, In Longwood, three can* a career position. Some feel," elude: 25,446 Democrats; 16,309 Forest City - Bear Lake Fire 250 Oxford Road, Fern Park; 40 5151 Lake Howell Road. didates are running for mayor, he said, "that the city hall will Republicans; 957 Indepen- Station, SR 436 between I 1 - Elks Club, Howell Branch SfATE Polls will be open from 7 a.m. DISTR * lCr 'a lisa are running for the council fall without them." dents; 959 non partisans and 43 Lakeview Drive and Academy Road, Goldenrod. to 7 p.m. REPRESENTATIVE American and others. Circle, Forest City; 13-Winter One hundred thirty four Springs City hall; 14 - Lyman Voting machines will be used High School; l5- Sanford Civic and the polling places will have Center; 16 - St. Andrews 49 392 persons on hand including Presbyterian Church, 9913 Bear 1 election clerks, inspectors and Lake Road; 17- Casselberi'y I, deputies. Fire Station; 18. Seminole Also included on the coun- County Agri-Center; 19. 00. tywide ballot are: seven Seminole high School gym; 20. proposed state constitutional !dyllwilde School. amendments; a county corn- Precincts 21. - Jaycee ____ mission bond election for a new Information Center, ,,north of i1.ui\ " -Jail and an advisory question on Fcurth Street and French _ ;Lt al locating tax money for a Avenue,Sanfot-d; 22. -Sanford ' l\ county library; two questions Civic Center; 23. - Prairie _,,_:::: for the school board one Lake Legion hall, west of U.S. _______ mandatory on whether the 1792 on Lake Drive, Fern / county should have an em- Park; 24. - Seventh-day I ployed (appointed) school Adventist Church, south of SR (pronounced "qukk-cow.skIi , ,, superintendent and a straw 434 on Moss Road, Winter ballot on whether the school Springs; 25. Altamonte board.electloru should be non- Spr ings Community Building, partisan. Sou th Maitland Avenue; 26 . .. Ik I A special city question will be Lake Mary Fire House; 27. -I ballot In the Sanf ord Sa nford Ci vic Center; . DISTRICT 4 DEMOCRAT precincts on a proposed $6.5 Sanford Utility Building, east of million drainage bond Issue and French Avenue, south of 13th # in Altamonte Springs' precincts Street; Zr . - Allen Chapel ~ ~ ~~~~~!~ ~ ~ ~ ~; ' !i,l ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ il-l o.- . t;:;;p.IP\ V* voters will decide on a new A.M.E. Church, 1203 Olive Ave., - • I I Lie m s LiKe S - JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FI(ENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FIX Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831-9993 Vote Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974-4A _ eats ~ -Sunday Herald, Sanford Ft. - - "of a without exception those men who run our county government spouted "open door" rhetoric during their campaigns. after the election those doors slammed shut. It's a shame that the voters who Legislative STATE SENATOR 16th District (Vote for One) . elected these men to office cannot be heard after the election. There now exists a clique of professional politicians that are running our county. It's time to change priorities from special interest groups to the average taxpayer. It's time the average man had a representative on the County Commission. A man that will listen to the problems and desires of the average citizen and treat them with dignity and respect. I will listen. .and I will act. .in your best interest! 1-1 . F] It LORI screw cap, a mumer must first rsnove the ovcap by *Ipping molded pull tab. WILSON away a . A . . . ELECT TOM (INI)) IXI'!-e THOUGHTS "When I lie down I _ ; - 4 - -, h:A :~ *64*r "...Bfld so. as VU CV? 808, the World FoOtball League isn't the OWLY world with its troubles!" 'jfl shall I arLr But the night is long, and lam full t tsing til1 the dawn." - Job 7:1. "When you rise in the morning, form a resolution to make the day a happy one (or a fell lure" Sydney Smith, English say, S 4 County Commission DISTRICT 2 DEMOCRAT - POt. ADV. PD BY G GROWN. TREAS �6A—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 3,1974 Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. CALENDAR Dick Stone Says Increasing , Voter Interest Means Senate Victory NOV. 2-3 Turkey shoot sponsored by Winter Springs Volunteer Fire Dept., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday and 1-5 p.m., Sunday, SR 436 and Fairfax Avenue. NOV. 3 Merle Haggard makes a rare gconcert appearance at the Orlando Municipal Auditorium, 8:30 p.m., with special guest stars Barbara Mandrell and Don Bowman. "George Washington Slept Here," presented by Theatre Arts Guild of Deltona, 3 p.m., in Deltona Community Center. NOV. 4 Mason ic Wayfarers of Detlary, 2 p.m. Detlary Civic Center. Two Hell System f i lms will be shown. JACKSONVILLE1 Fla. (AP) Stone continues to criticize used a light approach. He often Marlene gave me a lilt. She got Stone, 45, resigned as Flori. Voters are going to turn out what he calls Eckerd', "offer. demonstrated his talents on the us moving to victory." da's secretary of state to make better In the Florida general Ings of catch phrases and labels harmonica and the spoons. Stone election than In the primaries which ought to stay on the praised Gunter's ef. the Senate race. In his four But be turned serious after forts In his behalf in central years on the state Cabinet, he and that means he will win, medicine bottles In his drug, the first primary. He recalled was known as the man who says Richard Stone, the Demo. stores. the dark day after than dec. Florida since the primary could work out a solution to runof f. crat in a three-way race for "The No. 1 Issue I've seen is lion, most disputed issues. Senate, the recession," Stone said. "We were at the lowest ebb, 'lie is truly a good soldier," "My attitude is one of "People are angry about psychologically and financial- Stone sold. "1 hope he will seek "Câmpromjse Is the only way cautious optimism," acids the prices, but they are very wor- ly," he said. "Then my wife further office." to get things done," he says. Miamian who at one point ned about losing their bust. — U.S. thought he had lost the nomi- nesses or their jobs if things get worse. nation to Rep. Bill Gunter. Next Tuesday, voters will "I've been attacking the choose among him, Republican cession as a recession. My drug store magnate Jack Eck- ponents have been attacking erd and the American i)"s flation in vague terms." Here Comes the Judge" Dr. John Grady. Stone said third-party car "I've seen a tremendous in. dale Grady "is a serious can crease In enthusiasm for the date but not a serious threa statewide Democratic nominees In the past few days," Stone said this week. "Our rallies are larger, our unity is firmer and our enthusiasm is trrnyer," lie said he has been cutting to the heart of issues, particularly the existing recession, while his opponents mouth trite phrases. "Up until a week ago, you had to press awfully hard to catch anyone's Interest," Stone said. "But the people's Interest is becoming intense in the last few days. They are beginning to feel like voting." He said he has accepted a challenge from Eckerd to finish the campaign without personal attacks on each other, The rivals even agreed to each withdraw advertising found offensive by the other, Eckerd objected that a Stone television spot miarepresented Eckerd's position on health in. sirance. Stone protested an Eckerd newspaper advertisement in Central Florida that said "Miami liberals should not dictate to the Democratic Par99 ty. 'There tsno piece for sectjo nalism in Florida, and the ad tried to paint me on the ffleai fringe," Stone said. "The press of Florida has classified me as A moderate conservative and Time magazine analyzed the campaign, calling me a rm "When the tally is examin he will not have changed I outcome. But I do believe I American party is becomIn viable and substantial par and (radv is an e!cqurt a forceful candidate." Stone has attacked the e nomic Issue from many sd trying to relate it to peuph experiences with high electi and fuel costs. "I've been attacking the cc tthuing export at low prices American oil to the high-prio world market, while Flori electric companies are fora to buy the high priced foreli product," he said. "My opç nents have not declared the selves on that point in well ov a week." Stone is the campaign's b spender despite the fact n worth statements filed by U candidates show his at $0,0 and Eckerd's at $36 million. "Money Is necessary," Sto, said. "You have to raise enou to communicate yot message, but the mere size i the campaign fund won't wit The proof of that Is when Ed erd spent $l million o his osi money in the 1970 campaign Ic governor and didn't make it Primary cut." Stone plans to hit televlsic advertising hard In the closth days but says Eckerd "ha really bought a blitz." Quilting Techniques, eight weeks, 7.10 p.m. Call Cornmunity Services Seminole Junior College for reservations. NEWSPAPER ______ ENDORSEMENTS Sanford For JUDGE William Charles Smith, 24, 62O East Cth Street, Sanford jsln Seminole County Jail, in lieu of $8,000 bond, charged with breaking and entering with Intent to commit a felony. 4, RICHARD County Ira lull Bass, 52, 711 Meadow Lane, Lake Mary Is in Seminole County Jail, in lieu of $8,000 bond, charged with crime against nature. r Eric Earl WIlliams Williams, 21, Seminole Gardens Apartments, Sanford is in Seminole County Jail, in lieu of $10,000 bond, charges with robbery and use of a firearm in commission of a felony Hervon Carter, 20, 1002 West 8th Street Sanford Is In Seminole County Jail, in lieu of $10,000 bond, charged with robbery and use of a Firearm in commission of a felony, Doreen Brown Reale, 38, 613 Asbury Lane , Altamonte Springs Is In Seminole County Jail, in lieu of $5,000 tx'nd, charges with forgery and Uttering a forgery, r U.S. CONGRESS French Fries Juice Bars Rolls, Milk, Butter New Port Richey Press The TarponSprings Herald Herald Express The Apopka Chief The Zephyrhills News The Holiday Herald The St. Petersburg Independent The Metro News The Safety Harbor Herald Crystal River Suncoast Sentinel The West Pasco Chronicle The Dunedin Herald Citrus County Chronicle (ORLANDO) ELECT SEMINOLE COUNTY Pot Ad Paid For B y Campaign 'rra;, S. P. Cup.eppc A of - - WEATHER - am., - . • 9 1 7001 df24t u6 ya ';- - John Klinbrough, 14 pet.; Tom Binlord, 84 pet.; harry Kwaltkowskl, 70 pet.; Bill King, $4 pet. For a government more sensitive to the will of the people and responsive to the voter, vote for the following candidates: U ". . . DISTRICTTWO DISTRICT FOUR VOTE FOR TOM BINFORD VOTE FOR BILL KING Whether the candidates were Democrat or Republican was not considered important. is J .04 The school board candidates were questioned about Including the parents in the plan for the school year. They were asked LI they would allow the parents a referendum before initiating a "year-round" school plan. They were asked about keeping the superintendent elected so the people of the county would have a voice in their school leader. They were asked about busing children in dangerous and unsafe areas and about smoking lounges in the junior and senior high schools. They were asked about the community using the scbool grounds after school hours. Richard Kelly, with a vastness of educational preparation, a breadth of experience of 14 years on the circuit court bench, and a determined energy to pick a cause and fight for It, is our choice." October 27, 1974. 4L jo 4 100e~ The school board candidates were scored on the nuznber of "right" answers based on what the parents and school children of Seminole County want from their schools and leaders. The teachers were also considered In these answers. Listed below are the scores made by each candidate. '2d Jean Bryant, 4! pet.; E.C. Harper Jr., 70 pcI.; Stuart Culpepper, 56 pet.; Pat Telson, 70 pet. America First For a school board whose interest in the children and their welfare and education Is paramount and a board which cares about the parents and the community, vote for the following cnndidates: MortIIty In Government DISTRICTONE DISTRICTFOUR VOTE FOR JEAN BRYANT VOTE FOR PAT TELSON Protection For Society Against The Criminal --' / - For the betterment of the county and its citizens, It Is also recommended that you cast your vote for the following state offices: FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE VOTE TUESDAY - ------------------- FOR STATE SENATOR VOTE FOR GENE MOONEY VOTE FOR LORI WILSON 4 NOVEMBER 5th P1d - Baste Interior Design, 7.10 p.m., SJC Adult Education Donald Brown, 1335 Elliot Campus, SI. 15. Call Corn. Street, Sanford reported boat nunity Services for reser. trailer valued at $300 was ations. stolen, Friday, from Country Park, S.R. 46, Lake Jessup __________________________ River. Charles B. Fox, P.O. Box 138G, Wayside Drive reported guns, jewiery and coins valued at $455 were stolen, Friday, Generally fair through Sunday, from his home. Highs In the mid to upper SOs. Lows Car owned by Johnny David in the SOs. MoStly cast and northeast winds 10 to is mph decreasing at Odom, Altamonte Springs was nig ht. listed as a total loss by police Extended Forecasts Monday Saturday after driver of the car through WednC$day Florida Ptnuta Fair and mild Lows in Willie James Griggs, the SOs in the norTh, in the SOs in the Altamonte Springs said the South. High in the upper ?Os Daytona Beath tides for Sunday brakes gave out as he backed high9 t$a.m,. 10:10p.m.; low 3: 06 the car and boat trailer down am.,3S7pm.Monday—hlghlO.3a boat ramp at Sanford Marina am, 11:02 p m.: tow 3:57 1:47 and both boat and trailer sank P m. Port Canavecalfor Sunday high Into the water. Grigg swam to em 93S p m low 3 3 a m. shore before car sank, police 3713P m. Monday high 10:70,, m. to 30 p m.; 353 a m i 7$ pm. said, C: SCHOOL BOARD - Mt. Dora Topic RICHARD KELLYU.S, CONGRESS A, &J. for • NOV. Alcoholics Anonymous open meeting, Holy Cross Parish house, 400 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, 8 p.m. The candidates were scored on the number of "right" answers based on what the people of Seminole County would like from their commissioners. Listed below are the scores made by each candidate. The Chronicle Press Sentinel MV FOR DISTRICT 4 ' p - S. P. Culpepper Antiques, 7-10 p.m., six weeks; call SiC Community Services for reservations. allowing the people to vote before new taxes are imposed, and about excessive Ices for the county attorney and other such appointed offices, and about courtesy and respect to the public by county employees. t.Y biective! or Results Re- Elect Jack Crum, 20, 1640 Poe Ave., Orlando Is being held with bond in Seminole County Jail, charged with violation of probation. Unidentified man armed with a pistol made off with an un. determined amount of money Friday from Avco Financial Services, K-Nazi Plaza, Fern Alter several hours of interviewing and questioning the candidates, their answers to questions will Interest you. They were asked about holding the line on tax increases, about *tnttnel &tar# ttershurg imt Washington a person versed in government, as Kelly definitely is." October 27, 1974. - P WHdwood INCLUDING BOTH MAJOR DAILIES . ffective clubhouse on lakefront. Business meeting to Follow. The very best way to get a better Seminole County government is for its citizens to participate In it. This means knowing the candidates and what they stand for and then to go to vote. This means everybody In our county. Men and women, black and white, professional and laborers, tanners and businessmen. Winter Garden Times "He is a man of courage who knows how to get things done. . our nod goes to Kelly. . . we prefer to send to j — - THE ENDORSERS- NOV. 1, WEDNESDAY Fish es Whipped Potatoes Cole Maw Cake or Cookies Rolls, Milk, Butter Cake or Cookies Rolls, Milk, Butter ford Uons Club, noon, House of Steak. Speaker, John Mercer, U.S. Bank president, on the economy. .Sam A BETTER SEMINOLE COUNTY School Menu Green Peas Tossed Salad A Letter fror Springs Civic Center 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Free. Call SJC Community Services for reservatlons. 5th Dist. __ NOV. 7, THURSDAY Bar B Que on Bun Whole Kernel Corn WIFE (Women Interested In Future Education), Altamonte NOV,6 The Lake Mary city council City Clerk Kay Saumai ,stabflshed the fire house aithe announced the Board of Adjust Polling place for the city's ments meeting has been re municipal election Dec. 3 from scheduled form Nov. 4 to Nov 7 a.m. to 7 pin. 18 at 8 p.m. Subjects on th The council., at a also nameci the Board of agenda are a request for Elections Ed Zimmerman, variance by Albert Pope, and H.J.K. Inc., Builders, who ar chairman, Chatlierine Phyllis Rugenstein, Richard currently Involved in a sull Pardy and Barbara Smith. against the city of Lake Mary, NOV. 5, TUESDAY Spaghetti With Meat Sauce LA Southalde Elementary School Advisory Committee, 3:30 p.m. in school library. WIFE, 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 Seminole Junior College Administration III., multiPurpose room. Free, call NOV. 5 Hear lake Elementary Community Services for School PTA, 7:45 p.m., school reservations auditorium. Halfway House NOV. 5 Seminole Unit 30 Disabled personnel will present program American Veterans Auxiliary, on drugs and drug abuse. 7:30 p.m., DAV home. Guests Basic Interior DesIgn, 7-10 Mamie Williams, past P.M., SiC Adult Education Department Commander; Campus, BI. 15. Call Corn. Evelyn Dean, past Department munity Services for reserComma nder; and Sixth District 'ations Commander Runge. Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club, covered dish .iIi., POLICE BLOTTER Lake Ma ry Names Poll, Election Board NOV. 4, MONDAY Franks Baked Beans Greens Fndt Rolls, Milk, Butter O viedo Band Parents, 7:30 p.m., Oviedo High School library, for parents of musicians, drum majors, dancers and majorettes. NOV. 4 Alcoholics Anonymous closed meeting, 8 p.m., Holy Cross Parish house, 400 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. A]-Anon Family Group p.m. SUPI)er ti ).1I1., in 'Early in his Senate bid, Stor servative." Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974-7A -- , For ly Richard Kelly CampaIgn Fund 250 E. Merritt IsL.rnd Causeway Merrj Island, Pta. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE THE CHANGES IN GOVERNMENT THAT WILL HOLD TAXES IN LINE AND A GOVERNMENT THAT WILL LISTEN TO THE PEOPLE BEFORE MAKING MAJOR DECISIONS THAT AFFECT THEM. TAKE THE TIME TO VOTE and VOTE for THESE CANDIDATES. (Rep.) Senator Senate Office Bwidn9 Ta ahassce Fla, Phone ( 04) 4885491 Phone 4525674 P0,j P0,t1 , This advertisement paid for by Don Crabtree, farmer, teacher, and citizen of Seminole -- - - -- - - - - . ,. .- -i. .,...----------- - . _ •-_ .,_-__ 1 carnpq,,, Treo,,r *iWILSON Si(eenth Distt k40, Brew 0 Semi Osceaa 0 Oran, . --- �________ -- - - - - _____________ -- -•__ SA—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974 - GOP Feeling Pressure IN BRIEF Tuesday 's LEUBSDORF Lawrence W. Hogan of MaryBesides Sandman, the Re- Gartley, a former prisoner-ofAP Political Writer yJ lost a gubernatorial nomi. publicans most threatened next war In Vietnam. "When he speaks, the nation nation bid. A major issue was week are Reps. Joseph Maraziti By CARL P. I en Convicted Tee•n M urders ORLANDO, con victed onrnur r cha rges the shooting service station operator and operators a a)Ings stemni from an argument over th e washing f Charles W. Sarximan's bfll- announcement that he would Iowa, Harold Froehlich of ar reference is vote for and David Dennis of death of a bo TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Attorneys for three steel cornpanies that face federal misdemeanor charges of price fix ing say th eir clients want to enter a plea of no contest, The plea request was made Friday in behalf of the Corp. of Bethlehem, Pa, the Laclede Steel Corp. of St. Louis and the Owen Steel Co. of Jacksonville. U.S. Nstrict Judge Ren Krentman took it under ad— Bethlehem Steel not admitting but also are guilt defendants not con are charges. Light Co. are suing the giant utility, claiming that fuel-adjustment charges tacked on to electrical bills are Illegal. The suit, filed Friday as a class action In Dade County Circuit Court, ash for $200 million in compensatory and puniti ve damages. It was filed on the behalf of Dade County reside nts Phyllis Miller and Ronald Fieldstone, "and all others similarly situated." Miami Police Chief Quits MIAMI (AP) Miami Police Chief Bernard Garmire, 59, says he will resign as of Nov. 15. Garmire turned in his resignation Friday without citin g a reason. He has been under pressure from Mayor Marulce Ferre and some city commlsslonersfollowlngan Incident in which a black undercover policeman was beaten by white officers. - i App r — . . I :7 PAT TELSO c) ---' ve Bo _- f'.. 5 '' . - r ,31 - . ,,', - ... "r d Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin the project, Shevin said. 6 Food and Drug Administration. She suggested students check labels and Ingredients of items they purchase. I Herald Photo by 6 F%w top" aeverift"MA. paw for eq t'l-fw4, pike 'niq Private companies in building and ° Ing electric generating tr&i5Iflj33tfl fSdilitiCS, 1'ucsday,toGov. RUbin Askew and and other Cabinet officiers in a /' , - Sanford November 51h - If general obligation bon letter. The study was made after which pledge property Wn to- questions wen raised at I&A ward repayment, are used In Tuesday's Cabinet meeting constiruction, voters mud have about the amerdment's effecL . is Election Day . November . . So, too, Is Rep. Earl landgrebe of Indiana, not a corn- :- . : p . . , . - . 0~ - - but its not as dumb as any •.. reason you may have for not voting at all gered Nixon's resignation. A six th commi ttee Republican was an early victim of the impeachment inquiry. Rep. -. - ... .. . .. . - - -i: ,,. . VOTE FOR BOB . . . - . -- - . - •' Area Death ______________________ announce- I'm Bob Hattaway. First, I would like to make a statement about my opponent. I'm not accusing him of anything; I'm merely stating facts h matter of public record. FACT' a My Oppo,lent was named as an unindicted, spirator by- the Duval County Grand Jury in ..- .... . . •- -- — • -- ' - to# L-f -, - . t ---- Funeral Notice . . _4 1# .c. - West First Str eet, Sanford, *to . died Friday will b* Monclay at 2 pLm. at Brisson Funeral Horne. -. Brlswn In charge. ' .' £. - -. - - Forced Air Wall Furnace Safe* Clean *Econornical F .•. i 'i .." A U 4 ' I, a' - 1 GET THE FACTS )\ li ' - .I' ,Pi.r ' - - me to Tallahassee, I'll have my work cut out for me, but I can provide the fresh leadership we need or effective representation In the State Legislature. One more thing, when I get to Tallahassee, Ill mail you a postcard wtthmyaddressandphonenumber on it so we can keep in touch. Tuesday, November 5th is the big day. Vote for fresh leadership Vote for Bob Hattaway. -- _____ .4"' Call Or Writ No For Free Lterature and-or-Fr" Survey , : Dk-t.b7Pd lt ___ J Ek A411*iiLWClI7W5W ill 1.l. I. C.ss.uevy n's; A - THE EMPLOYED SUPERINTENDENT -' 51 OF 67 COUNTIES STILL ELECT THEIR SUPERINTENDENT . _- - APPOINT, CHECK THIS RECORD '-.& he Barabbas" moDd among the voters was a recent media. sponsored debate between the two candidates which attracted a crowd of over 200. -in the past, such an event might ha ve pected to be in a landslide to Car Office ' nh1,' Ft over car seat A•utjbt legs 11115 mng twiare with pa-r,rI tip Double comparlmrrit t!e cabinet 11 — - Insidr PQW& 19 -- - I]] [oil \ Such a loss would leave Perk economy, and the candidates' exceptionally vulnerable de it clear that a year in this ordinarily Demo- solution is not imminent. cratic city. Counting on this, This edginess which reflects Democratic maneuvering the crisis of confidence has already has brought to the sur- affected both sides. One newsface the racial polarization that nian's inquiry into the incumfor years has divided this ctiy bent's part in Watergate-rd 7 paptis. 141 up to Itgal stttl ,,, tions fired at both men showed primary concern with the John 1#1t HfA4 ghogt mitalk 9fir - 4 $32 50 • CONGRESSIONAL CURB SERVICE A Specialty of Bill COLLIER - Since 1965 - 5 SUPERINTENDENTS IN 9 YEARS DUVAL LAKE - Since 1969 - - SInce 1969 - Skies 1965 - - ORANGE PALM 2SUPERINTENDENTS AP - -- -- -. - G. AdkinsM.D. Family Practice Monday Thru Friday 1 2 To 3 Appointment Ph. 238540 241 Country Club Rd. Lak. Mary, Fla. Few Of Your - - CANDIDATE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD, DISTRICT 1 Mrs. Berni :e ess Mack Wilburn William J. Craig Robert R. Brown Lloyd Gibbons Jack T. Bridges Tom McDonald ings the Con. Jack Morgenstern Nelda Matthews Mack - 0 N. Cleveland, Sr. WHHerman Ed Barbour, Jr. 0 Sylvia H. Brown . BILL 01STRICT dsn stsriio - , : ,' Jot Gaul, Jr. Garfield Walker . J. Chittenden E. Collum Philip H. Chapman Phil Roche Walker III Sharon A Walker Andrew Lyon Agnes R. Walker Joseph Caldwell Mr-s. Sherra W. Jones Mrs Sally Wilburn A. E. Chamberlain A L Lyon H. Stenstrom Annie H. Sieczkowskl Sal Manfre Walter A. Gielow Carlene PiIo,an Mack N Cleveland, Jr Denise S. Swain Esther P H doz Curtis L. Hughes Craig Keogh Mrs. Jack Wiggins R. T. MiI, Jr. Harold Chapman George St. Laurent Melba J. Bach Ruth MIckelson G Campbell Billy S. Piloian Robert L. Orwig Efinor# M. Slicer Mrs. Lauren R. Johnson Daniel R. Smith A. F . II Nance - Winifred Gielow Your CONGRESSMAN 33 rwt Si Ruth Susie G. Dycus Ralph A. Smith Lois M. Brown J.E.Butler P.,d fo' by Kitt*w*y Camp. 0n - ____ Keep the Man istens And Gets Things Done r -- ______ L i 13EACH - Since 1965 - 5 SUPE CRINTENDENTS IN 9 YEARS Pd. For By Bud Layer ice Friends And Neighbors Who Are Supporting Gene Miller VOTE FOR BOB DEMOC;RAT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES J ust A Alma H Craig F- , - - FRESH LEADERSHIP 5 SUPERINTENDENTS IN 9 YEARS - . - 3 SUPERINTENDENTS IN 5 YEARS Charles Now - E. J. Hughes, Sr. . IN 7 YEARS IN 5 YEARS I / Congressman Chappell's familiar mobile offlice . ;. VOTE X AGAINST 4 - 4 SUPERINTENDENTS W"VI' , I7 ' .. 2 Opening For good reason, people just the price we pay for Joseph J Sieczkowski i - 6 SUPERINTENDENTS IN 7 YEARS ____ g Chappell -. .- 5 SUPERINTENDENTS IN 7 YEARS nnounflin r 'S EZM~~-iS are also And Ask You To Vote For Him Tool -, - ices money, Indicative of this "Give Us have the atmosphere of funeral rival of an early season. made a convincing case. AM Is spending most of his time campaigning throughout Oldo i Republican candidate for the ex- For the Man Who Needs a _____ : -. Rising fuel definitely apprehensive. And somewhat, local supermarkets election day may signal the ar- posed this increase, but he neither worked hard for it nor ' - - - Since 1967 - Y • is giving GOP Incumbent unacknowledged, yet under. seven-month cold spell is for the city's top office on a CAR PORTA-DESK - •• editorial in a Democratic Cleveland seeing something other than a i um" CHARL07-TE a SANDLEWOOD VILLAS . ock election. do not believe that either party relatively tranquil part of ax iii •i Although an upset Seems is .itwill., fliui. That's a gimmick Licked on . country. But complicated by by Mayor Ralph Perk who unlikely at this time, DemoCompounding the political the problems of the times, the twice campaigned successfully erotic challenger Roger Tubby crisis, is the nation's mood here as we approach our ________________ f — Apparen t - . downhill w Sales-.fngln..ring_.s.rvlc......p0,,5 . Sincerely, MUST KEEP THE RIGHT TO VOTEI Since 1967 cnj41 Chu CONSUMER SHIELD INTERNATIONAL 1, get acciminted with their travel tremendous savings!!! Tuesday, November 5, 7 p.m. at: new-taxes platform. He pro. Robert C. McEwen a run for his stood recvuion. To hyperbolize ' job as representative for District 33 is to represent the people of Sem, nob County, period I've lived and worked in Seminole County all my life, and I know the problems we are all facing. V h you send C g. es, when ,, IN SAME of Seminole County can't afford that kind of ou tside Influence. P4 . - 'J - - tern has been working, then it needs to be changed. The people -. '. Burial In Evergreen Cemetery. i II cIrn I js If this is the way our political sys- FOSTER - Funeral services for Foster King, 75, * -- special interest groups. . . HEAT MORI . they include money from ___ — çpiipi For some, the upcoming newspaper here, pointedly de- having a considerable impact Money Issues jam the ballots election will serve as their way scribes the position in which on people in this area, which is in Cleveland and most of its of getting back at the culprit, many of the traditional leaders absolutely dependent upon the suburbs in Cuyahoga County, real or imaginary. Certainly in the co unty now find them- automobile for transport,aUon. and observers fear most are contributing to the depressed selves. Instead cf dealing from Mass tra nsit is a dis doomed. There has been no state of mind is the ghost of power, the GOP has been for ced impossible reality. ta nt, 11 not In minus to. wave of support for a Cleveland, Watergate. In a traditionally to use tactics which display degree weather which is not proposal to increase the city Republican county, the fall of weakness, and naturally the unusual here on the Canadian payroll tax from I per cent to Richard Nixon was hard tothke Democrats are moving right in. border), it an enormous 1.5 per cent. One of its catches and has eparked serious doubts However, neither party will be andexpensivetakes amount of fuel to Is that In the first year, two about some of our sacred able to quickly unlodge the k ee p the te mperature in these fif ths of the increase would be political cows. For the first skepticism which has afflicted old homes even at7odegrees . earmarked for free rides for the time in memorable history, the the local political conNorthern New Yorkers havt, 30th congressional district is sciousness. elderly on the financially acce pted long, hard winters as REPLACE YOUR GAS OR OIL HEATER WITH Seminole County, and KEEP THE ELECTED SYSTEM! BROWARD (d ,, car"C4.9,1 ffallsasy ' Gurney. FACT' 66% of my opponent's cam pa ig n contributi ons have come from outside ,. NOV. 5th Since 1967 Fvs) Invites . N a *-- their Investigation of Ed ... SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS BREVARD ... ganization. d means I won't vote for anybody source of their discontent, - OF THE FEW COUNTIES WHO STILL a 1322-5762 i election is a combination of There is no doubt that the Co anger, apprehension and dis. shadow of Watergate hangs illusionment. OGDENSBURG, N.Y. 110 W Al RPORT BLVD. rtheiish.e about over the election scene here, Th:y are ated matters drew such defen. parlors. Shoppers haltingly but not in a partisan sense. In. I NEA) — The prospect of a sive response that it was ob. push their baskets, check prices the econotily. SANFORD, FLA. For furth*r t stead, those interviewed in opilong, cold and uncomfortable vious how 113.7870 'P They are disillusioned abou sensitive our public slowly, and try not to gasn too of letters winter draws a po lls and write rs gloomy predicpolitical leaders at all levels uf nion officials, especially Repub- loud when t hey notice a l( per to editors say they are looking tion for most Northern New lican, remain mi th government, e scandal, cent mark-up from the week more carefully at the candi. Yorkers. Although the ternThe are before perature drop is among their feel individually almost help. dates and their qualifications. The less in efforts to escape from a On this topic the height of normal ex p ectations , III County cannot be I average North Country resident tightening economic noose. disillusionment, perhaps. called extravagant, we claim 80b Pearson will work for the R The incumbent voted against H13 was didn't bargain for the problems S 2802, requiring mod" doctors So they are expected to ex. expressed in a poller's interthe second lowest per capita consumer. to indicate if a Im expensive press their dissatisfaction in the view by a housewife from Men- he faces this season. income of 62 in New U flStC drug Y be substituted. The concerns of the popula ce only place where their voice tor, a pleasant and York Sta te. For ma ny here Passed 110.2. Ch. 74-lot are basic: financially available seems to be heard the voting subur b in Lake County, east trimming the gr ocery list is not ' food a warm place to live, booth — by turning down Cleveland. a matter of eliminating some of I ) ) adequate transportation, and s almost every ballot request for £ the convenience foods or m tire , k £ com pete nt leadership. Many some kind of new specialty Items. Among the a nd area residents believe that Except in one congressiona l candidates I lower income fami lies in St. ug somewhere they ye been district, where Republican Lawrence County, tightening about and she said. Then shortchanged, but they rind it "Republicans Run Scared," the belt means choosIng among CorWessmarl William M' MMII she added, "That probably difficult to put a finger on the the headline on a recent the basic commodities. .. District 33 r4d THE EMPLOYED (APPOINTED) VOTE C — Democrat State Legislature 1 . - . 104 E. ommerc al ' nf idence ( •i Serv ce Tells counties AATTAWAY 1 . Park; Mrs. Betty Youst. SanfC*'cJ, Mrs. Margie twt To vote for Bob Halt because it's his birthday is a pretty dumb reason, k_1 . - - iiu Is Bob Hattaway s Birthday ' ' ' mittee member, who stuck with the ormer s n even a er the release of the incriminating June 23, 1972, tape that trig- VOT E A AGAINST WE n o i ty Qua l — - • . ' . KING, nsi Where ger had hoped during his visit to rel profit for the companies as a tion. Tehran to enlist the shah's fair return, in contrast to as Arab leaders last week support In pressing for lower oil much as $2 a barrel now. "Why agreed that the PLO, led by prices. They had said that if the should they make $2 on one the legitimate shah and King Faisal of Saudi barrel? Why should they make authority over a Palestine Arabia topether pushed for the 700 per cent profit ... is til-i t state, although Israel has re17041( '6011S. other OPEC fair?" he asked. fused to negotiate with the countries might go along. Before the sha h's guerrilla or Informed sources in Tehran rnent the prosepcts of a low- At the same time the Soviet CLEVELAND (NEA) — is retiring there's little on the "T,JN1 The mood of Greater Clevelan. ballot to bring voters out In ders on the eve :f the 1974 droves except local tax issues. __________________________________________________________________________________________ charge of arrangements. which will be on the udlot izatlonof Petroleum Exporting profits of oil companies are held continues to support Israel in Its Countries, to a fixed level, refusal to negotiate wi th the U.S. sources said that KissinHe suggested 50 cents a bar- Palestine Liberation Orgaiza- Disillusionment T-9 - t : ord Mrs. Lillian Gatlin, for ehe pp r A 1,4 r 'K-Tcy L Yasir Arafat, has 'bS.\ as five of the 17 House Judiciary Committee Republicans, all but one pro-Nixon voices at the nationally televised hearings, are in some degree of political difficulty. mndmentwouldnnh,rørnnu., Shevin out lined the effect of a ban that preveOn ts local o%- the proposed amendment, A I . vxvo other members of the Organ- American consumer unless the was possible if the UnitedStates KIdS Nichols) DEMOCRAT A S e barrel, he does not expect it to Al Ahrarn editorial said a reIranian leader will have on the lower the cost of oil to the surnption of the oil embargo — Amendment No. 6 Tuesday will chance of allowing revenue Sanford; three brothers, Joe not change requirements that bonds to be used without voter King, Oviedo; Leonard King, general-oblig antion bond Issvies approval. Then bonds use rev- Tampa; Richard King, Lake be approved by voters, enue from the project, such as Park. &-lsaon Funeral Home lii electric tjtji paym ents or turnSheYin said Friday that the - 0 N (ftP price of $10 a barrel, a reduc- surning nations "will have the viet Union charged the West Ann M. Rivera of the Department of Health Educatfon and tion of about $1.65 with launching a "war of from current same destiny." levels. Welfare, who spoke to Health Education and Home Economics the nerves" against the petroleum The shah said even If Classes at Mllwee Middle School, explai ns to Kim King and Stacy od ucing nations. It was not immediately posted price is reduced to *10 a pr Harris the close scrutiny given foods on grocery shelves by u known how much influen ce th HEAR District #4 . gj retary of State Henry A. Kissin- products. "Once you do this," uihty of a resumption of an Arab oil embargo, and the Soger that Iran will propose a he said producing and - - 6 7 19 0 12 3 -~,5 6 7 f 9 0 12 3 12 3,~§ $TUDENTS lii Raymond M. King, Altamonte Springs and Albert S. Tucker, Houston, Tex; four daughters, Minnie M. Walker, Winter n . '-. HEW SPEA KER Sem IflO u 0 OU fl y • •Sc hool Board - - Il Survivors Include two so, o v,*, - . I was a retired farmer. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) a charice to appirm or reject I , FOSTERKING Foster King,76, of West First Street, Sanford, died Friday. Sheiv n: Lt ! . Price Cut The Associated Press said earlier in the day they ". ering of oil prices appeared to newspoper Pravda accused the war against the on producing The Shah of Iran said today pect Oil Pricesstay particularl the United countries is obviously being he ii are, possibly be increased by had privately said they saw no of "a war of staged along the old cold war cease n fixed, posted 30 to 40 cents a barrel in De- signs of a joint effort price of oh, but he expected oil cember. by the nerves" aimed at Intimidating pattern poisoning the atmosshah and Saudi Arabia to push the oil producing nations to "here of international detente" company profits to wipe out any At his news conferen ce, the for lower prices, lower prices. gains for the American cone Communist p"y newsshah said he stood firm with his The West's "psychological paper said sumer. In Cairo, contention that oil prices should newspaper AI Ahram at the He told a news conference at be linked to the prices of a Tehran after meeting wi th Sec. cross-section of industrial same time, ra ised the poasi. -T . Sandman's opponent in Jake Garn for a seat held for 24 Among other Republicans southern New Jersey's 2nd years by Republican Sen. who supported impeachment, District is William Hughes, 42, Wallace F. Bennett. Reps. Thomas Railsback of Ita lawyer who came within 4 ,000 Another Democrat, Rep. Jo- linois and William Cohen of votes of beating the GOP rome R. Waldie of California, Maine had feared a GOP backcongressman in igzo. was one of the earliest support- lash. Railsback now appears to Sandman's role in the Jul, ers of impeachment. fie lost a be in good shape, and Cohen has peachment inquiry is an Issue bid for governor in the June 4 a big lead in polls against his Including Sandman, as many MIAMI i AP)-Two customers of the Florida Power & Iran Proposes Oil -. IdqIwk races this fail. Customers Sue FPL - Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974-9A BY peac ntfl ' t testing - ' in a fight, race with Republican in 1974. Is i factor In a number of other congressional - -. r' ------ The photograph, however, would easily have been re- House seats, He won wi th Just was taken at a news conference elected to the House. 50.4 per ce nt of the vote in 1972 at which Sandman reversed his But Owens decided months against the Rev. Robert Corment. growth. -; 7c) 1Wo t.-kY Wisconsin position to support impeach- ago to run for the Senate and is nell, again his Democratic rival No Contest T Price Fi In the Impeachment. fender of Richard M. Nixon at mittee Democrats is in a close peachment in the initial comlast summer's House impeach- race, Rep. Wayne Owens of mittee vote, holds one of the ment inquiry. Utah. Most observers think he most marginal of all GOP nce no-contest plea means to the New Jersey Republican's sudIn contrast to the GOP trou- Indiana. den eminence as a strong de- bies, only one of the 21 cornFroehlich, who supported fin- Jerry Ward, 18, was convicted Friday by a 12-member Orange County Circuit Court jury of first-degree murder in the death of Anthony Clano Jr., 22, nd of murder in the death of Anthonyno secon egree Judge Peter Demanlo sente d Ward to life in prison on the recommendation of th e 1ur vthemenl. [lie d. The u environment. Race's Election unday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Bob Poor$* willwart 14CR 2100 derly growth which lifewrves S manage FLORIDA'S our In ___________________ poi - :-------- FLORIDA _______ - - Dist. 4 ' Dem. PAID POLITICAL AD FOR E.C. HARPER, JR. DEMOCRAT, BY E.C. HARPER, JR., CAMPAIGN TREASURER __________________________ --. - - -------.--- -- --------- .--"---- - - , �1OA—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974 0 Seven Ballot Amendments Detailed Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl, Women Favored In Major Elections Tuesday,, WASHINGTON (AP) — More slip back from their current would be the first woman elect. ing, a Vietnam war widow, is Thousa n d!; more women dates. But the National Worn. governor and 11 for secretary of There are 89 women legislators women are running for more congressional strength of 16 ed to a major statewide office in the Conservative Party norni_ sought elective office this year en's Political caucus says 1,o2 state, off ices this year than ever be. seats. there now and 160 are seeking New York. She ran her in. flee for the Senate. She could than ever before — including a women sought state and conAt last count there were fore, and two of them are ex. this November. 462 seats Rep. Grasso, a Democrat, surgent campaign on the slogan play the spoiler's role, siphon. nun In Teinessee, a brothel gressional seats in 1972. This women among the 7,584 state pected to win major statewide would become the fourth worn- "She's not just one of the boys," ing Every state has at least one off as many as one million owner in Nevada, an activist year, political director Freddie legislators or slightly more woman posts in Tuesday's elections, an governor in U.S. history, and Other major women candi. votes from Republican Sen. Ja- Quaker grandmother in New Wechsler estimates legislator — Alabama Rep. Ella Grasso is favored to the first to make it without dates Include Democrats Bar- cob K. Javits that more than 6 per cent, and Nebraska have only one and his Demo- Hampshire, a right-to-life con- than 1,800 women ran for corn. become governor of Con. benefit of a husband's coattails. barn Mikuiski of Maryland and "We look to increase this each but many states have cratic challenger, Ramsey servative in New York, a lesparable seats, necticut and Mary Ann Krup. She has two decades of ex. Betty Roberts of Oregon, both Clark. about 50 per cent, to between elected a woman to the never Wan in Massachusetts and a More than 1,100 women sur- 600 and 700," said Betsy sak is ahead in her bid for lieu- perience in Connecticut running for the Senate, and ReLess visible but highly young Peace Corps veteran who vived the primaries, Wright, U.S. House or Senate. tenant governor of New York. politics. she said, director of the National publican Louise Gore, a guber- significant were the expected swims the California coast to including 1,000 candidates for Women's Education Fund. At the same time, women are This year, three of the 16 conMiss Krupsak, a state senator natorial candidate In Maryland. grass roots elections of women dramatize her opposition to state legiAlatures and three maexpected to substantially in- who defied Democratic party The figures are skewed, howgresswomen are retiring and All three are challenging on school boards, city councils, offshore oil wells. (Tease their numbers in state leaders to capture the nomi- heavily-favored incumbents, state jor-party candidates for the ever, by the disproportionate Rep. Grasso quit to run for courts and as county sherNobody has a precise fix on Senate, 44 for the House, three share of women in New Ilamp- governor. The 12 incumbents legislatures. But women could nation for lieutenant governor, In New York, Barbara Kent. if fs and administrators, the number of women candi- for governor, four for lieutenant shire's 400-member legislature. are likely to win again. NA71ON IN BRIEF Grady Conf ident In Bid r For Florida Senate Seat TAMPA, Fla. (Al') — "We're "But both were right. I intend to take back t he refrigerator, the destroy communism without skinny cats in money only, take votes from both of them. ever firing a shot if we'd just support," SJ\ Dr. John L. WlItii you add that ti., the inGrady is a Roman Catholic, a quit supporting them," he said. Grady, a small town physician dependent vote, I'll get be tter member of the national council Grady spent $12,000 on a confident In his Senate bid th an 40 per cent and the Senate of t he right wing, anti-commu- single half-hour statewide teleagainst two wealthy, major- seal" nist John Birch Society and a vision appearance in a grass party opponents. The father of three is no new- Democrat-turned Republican- root5 appeal to what he called The American party candi- comer to politics. He served turned-Independent. Middle America, the working date has mounted a whirlwind four years on the Belle Glade He left a prosperous private people. campaign despite the odds. He city commission and was three. practice three months ago to hit Ile had hoped to have more claims to have his opponents term mayor of the tiny South the campaign trail, blitzing the than $200,000 in his campa ign orried. Florida farming community. state in a small private plane. coffers by now, but last figures, With a call to patriots, Grady An arch-conservative and a In just one day of campaign- he said, showed spending just petitioned his way into the Sen- missionary of the ultra-right, ing, he started in Jacksonville, over $50,000 with money be ing ate race. He started from Grady calls himself a con- flew to St. Pete rsburg for a dona ted in $2, $3, a nd $5 contriscratch — collecting 130,000 sig- stitutionalist. He preaches a re- morning lecture, raced to De'. butions. natures to get on the ballot. turn to the principles of our Land and Daytona Beach for a He said he expects to pick up Then the 13-year-old Belle founding fathers. motorcade and a talk at Stetson strength at the polls from supGlade resident put together a "Big government a nd corpo- University, hurried back to porters of Gov. George Wallace hectic schedule, crossing the rate giants are controlling our Tampa for a political forum, and from independents, constate as many as four times a Lives, telling us everything we then went to Pensa cola . servative Republicans a nd disday to honor speaking engage- can do and can't," he contends. Grady is ready to tackle any illusioned Democrats. ments. "Governmet,t has become the issue, tailoring his message for Despite a comfortable pracAt a political forum in Tampa enemy of the people rather than specific audiences. tice and a net worth between this week, opponents Re- the servant." At a cattlemen's convention $100000 and $150,000, Grady publican Jack Eckerd and At a town meeting in Venice in Gainesvill e, he blamed gov- said he decided to mount the Democrat Richard Stone wound last week, he told a gatherin g of ernment for industry losses at dark-horse bid "because Washup giving Grady's campaign a 700 people: the auction block. We gave our ington needs a country doctor, a backhanded boost. "The federal government has grain to Russia then paid a man who goes there to do a job, Grady was dubbed the spoiler spent Itself bend its means subsidy to ship it away, forcing not to look for one. I feel certa in irae c.n htih .,S with both Eckrd- --whltø it t1k vn, in tidktnn - we w ..--- .and Ston u ,,v,,, uini #U uit' i ll lose our country and our r wondering publicly which one belts. Make government as cattleman can't afford to feed freedoms. We are becoming a he'd take more votes away responsible in Washington as his herd, Grady said, socialist, facist state," from next Tuesday. you are in your home. If you lie criticized foreign aid, call. Spend-thrift liberal govern"I'm not a spoiler," Grady overspent yourself, it wouldn't Ing it a giveaway to communist meat leaders, he said, put us on said afterward in an Interview, be long before they came to and atheist nations. "We could a collision course wi th disaster. -- ... •knP ---.e -- 4 L.. .qi.ria'. rial a1alafil ivvuiva .0 a 9JIUII,V Ullu desire to bring fiscal responsibility and above all, common sense, to government, Vince Fechtel's proven legislative experience, past record, and business-like approach to government can meet the challenges of both today and the future," liam ØTIE VIINCIE tax as gs" S 9*SC.u1q 831-1177 830-9274 9siq cult Iu.M "is flueatk 51k." Mail Delay Costly 1 do 24. 0;Z Performance- -Not Promises... TULSA,Okla. (Al') —Officials say th e city lost $476 because it took four days for a letter mailed at the downtown post office to be delivered across the street to City Hall. The letter was a $1,701. 50 bid by Checker Cab Co. for the purchase of five used city-owned cars. Because the lette r had not arrived, a bid of $1,225.50 by the Vance Auto Salvage Co. was accepted. L.B. Smith, director of mail processing, said th e letter should have arrived th e day afte r it was postmarked.He speculated It was sent by a letter-sorting machin e to the wrong city. - Itepuhlk-nn.for the Ikmsc of It4'prvs'ntlItIreii. DI*trk't .I'I. .4 Magruder 'Set Up __________ __________ -' WASHINGTON (AP) — Jeb Stuart Magruder has testified that even as he participated in the early stages of the Watergate cover-up, he knew that senior Nixon reelec tion committee officials were planning to sacrifice him to save themselves. Magruder told Friday of the complex machinations of his superiors during his fourth day on th e witness stand at th e cover-up trial. Defense attorneys will resume their cross-examInatIon of him on Monday when the trial enters its sixth week. _________ d çtR'4 YOU p 111toes *4* *t I. IN A Co . — PEOPLE Richard Morrow p11 .1 xizji Name Address Candidate For 341 . ic Ave ocoa Beach, Florida State Senate,Sixteenth District Contributions Previously Reported .............................................$28,200.00 Contributions This Report Si 1 000.00 Total Contributions To Date of This Report ....................................$39,200.0 1 am not soliciting or accepting any money contributions this election other than from myself. cpNJRl3uTIQN$ (Sept. 26th through Oct. 1, 1974) S\ JAN ZAHRLY Name P.O. Candidate For Florida State Senate District 16 HONESTY SINCERITY OPEN MINDEDNESS Contributions Previously Reported .............................................S4,692.06 Contributions This Report ....................................................2.00 S5.794.O6 I LONDON (Al') — John Lennon says the Beatles have been offered $7 million to get together again, but be won't say who made the offer. "For a full Beatles reunion, I have been oflered $7 million. And I could get about $2 million just by myself," Lennon was quoted as telling a London newsman in a New York interview. The Beatles, the hottest music group of the 1960s, broke up five years ago. Bullet Joe Bush 1 November 51h Is Election Day I I, November 5th Is Bob Hatlaway's Birthday To vote for Bob Hattaway because its his birthday is a pretty dumb reason, but it's not as dumb as any you may have for not voting at all. reason BRAINERD, Minn. (AP) "Bullet" Joe Bush, 81, who won 195 games for seven major league baseball teams, died Friday In Fort Lauderdale, Fin. A native of Bralnerd. Bush began his professional baseball career in 1912 with the Philadelphia Athletics, He later pitched for the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, St. Louis Browns, Washington Senators, Pittsburgh Pirates and the Giants before ending his career in 1928. Frank Serpico NEW YORK (Al') Frank Serpico, the former policeman who crusaded against corruption In the New York City Police Department and then sought anonymity In Europe, has come home to campaign for Ramsey Clark. VOTE FOR BOB " .y Democrat State Legislature District 33 4 pad l o, ty-, Ha t4amy C*rç.iy ELECT E. C. HARPER, JR. TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD -- ,_.. ing Political Advertising Paid for by Campaign Treasurer Republican \=-=____ --!r---- -- —=.--=- •=-*=-------=----=-=L---------- - — - - — . -,---•\- _____ __ - - - w ._. PF - --- ----- --- --- j Ser - ving... HOSPITALITY, WARM GREETINGS, AND A WIDE VARIETY OF HELPFUL CIVIC INFORMATION: in town It you are new BETTY CARTER 3221812 Sanford MRS. DONALD BELL 322-1872 Casselberry.Wjnte,. Springs MARILYN GARLANTI 8349212 Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET 6349212 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 5743167 0eIton Re-elect Gene Mooney State Representative ---- -- ____ Aw --.. . •. •. . .. Currently, Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission inem. ber3 are appointed by the governor with no senate confirination required by the con- s Service Commiss ion, ------------ - - ê - - DEMOCRAT TTTTI - -' 1-- I Ui CLEARANCE SALE Best Prices in Central Florida! * * -. - eIadtument chars. 1974 CB 360 , G 9079 * 1974 Co ' 3504 * 1974 CB 450=Kn7 125 _--~ •1349 (PRICES PLUS TAX, TAG & TITLE ONLY) ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING Paid Political Adv. by Campaign Yreasurir - -- g .. .1 Iloinla ,( ORANGE Y 6436 EAST COLONIAL OR a ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32801 - '------- _.... "- 1iØNEA KKI I .. a ll ' '(;oi! I/jIg ) !Iqi;'i-u f hi ,- ç" ,ç(4-\•, . - A ATTAWAY P 4th DISTRICT \ ' - COUNTY COMMISSION ,j,CQM EW F " ... I I VOTE BILL KING I 4ô,elbourne, Florida 32901 Total Contrhuton 1(1 Dito of This Report ................ ... .............. I I I P (Candidate or Committee) Address BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (Al') — Richard Morrow guessed wrong when he predicted Bowling Green State University wasn't ready for a male homecoming queen. The 6-foot-I Morrow defeated nine women for the title. Morrow, 21, is majoring In American studies and elementary education. 0 ' - John Lennon (Sept. 26th through Oct. 1, 1974) SENATOR LORI WILSON (Can date or Committer) . ' P I A municipality, county, ployment of the Superintendent Altamonte 5) "An amendment to section 1) "Proposes an amendment 12 of Article V of the State n- special district or agency of any of Schools by the District School to Section 9 of Article XII of the stitut Ion to: (6) Shall Ordinance No. 313.74 of them, being a joint owner of, Board in Seminole County, State Constitution to: of the City of Altamonte giving, or lending or using its proviced the proposition is is Springs, Florida duly adopted Permit the judicial taxing power or credit for the approved by vote of the electors Continue today's school qualifications commission to Joint ownership, construction of the County. At the present by the City Council on the 1st construction program at area investigate and recommend to and operation of electrical time the Superintendent of day of October A.D. 1974 vocational-technical centers, energy generating or transmnis.. Schools is an elected official. If amending the existing charter community colleges, and uni you favor the employment of of the City of Altamonte sion with any corpora. you versities, and extend the tion, association, partnership or the Superinte ndent of Schools Springs, Florida, being Chapter program to include the K-12 by the District School Board of 67-1079 Laws of Florida, 1967 as person, public schools, supported by Seminole County vote FOR. If bonds payable from the gross This amendment will permit you favor retaining the receipts taxes, pledging the full laws to be passed authorizing Superintendent of Schools as an faith and credit of the state, local governments or their elected official, vote AGAINST. agencies to own, construct, and This amendment will extend (4) At the present time, operate electricity generating OR already existing authority members of the District School or transmission facilities Of the state to issue bonds for Board of Seiriinole County, are jointly vith private Ariteit,, construction of elected in General Elections as l.igher education facilities (university, the supreme court the removal 7) "An amendment to Section the nominees of particular va-tech, arid junior college) or reprimand of any Justice or 2 of Article 1 of the State Con- political parties or as until the year 2025 and will judge whose conduct, during stitution.." Independents. If authorized by extend the use of the bonds to term of office or otherwise the Constitution and laws of the "The resolution provides that State of Florida would you be include construction of schools occurring on or after November person 1, 1966, demonstrates shall a present no ill the kindergarten through be for or against the non-partisian or discriminated to hold office against because election of School Board high school levels. The bonds unfitness will continue to be backed by warrants a reprimand, to of a physical handicap. members in Seminole County, the gross receipts tax on provide a procedure for apFlorida? If the amendment is utilities. The authority to issue removal of members, to permit proved, "physical handica" p the bonds now is due to expire the commission to adopt rules will be added to race and Sanford regulating its proceedings religion as on June 31) 2975 characteristics for which rules may be repealed by (5) Shall the City of Sanford 2) "An amendment to section general law enacted by which denial of constitutional issue not exceeding $6,500,000 9 of Article XII of the Sta te majority vote of the member- rights is prohibited. principal amount of general ship of each house of the legisConstitution to: obligation bonds of the City lature,orby the supreme court, Local Issues bearing interest at not cxl. Extend the life of the five justices concurring, to ceeding the maximum legal "Second Gas Tax" to January require all proceedings before rate of interest at the time of 1, 2025 the commission to be eonSeminole County voters will the sale of the bonds, maturing fidentlal until a recom- pass on three special issues not later than forty (40) years, Extend the purpose for mendation is filed by the including a $3.8 million Jail and from the date of Issuance which bonds may be issued and commission or unless the one straw vote, Sanford voters therof, payable from ad revenues may be used to all supreme court suspends a will approve or dissapprove the valorem taxes levied on all transportation facilities. justice or Judge as recom- selling of $6.5 million worth of taxable property in the City mended by a vote of seven bonds for a draining systems without limit as to rate or Permit the bonds to be members of the commission and Altamonte Springs voters amount for the porpose of -------saintrarl hu tnI1 rvwfinn u( th UIINIJ.uiienL to We city's concurr , nen LI L 1.1 '.1 ' "Second Gas Tax," and any proc ings shall be public, charterwruuj WOuau fOVIuc or legally available other further permitting the commis- a strong-mayor type of revenues." sion access to all Information government and change the from all executive legislative, time of city elections from The "Second Gas Tax" of 2 and judicial agencies, and December to November. cents per gallon is an already requiring the commission 10 All county voters will be existing tax, due to expire in make available information 2000.eome asked to pass on special Issues use In consideration of im. tax currently may be usedonly pea cnt or suspension when to build roads, the amendment requested by the speaker of the (1) Shall Seminole County, will allow funds to be house of representatives or the Florida, Issue not exceeding for other kinds of transportagovernor, respectively. Also $3,853,080 principal amount of tion facihties, Including terprovides for appointment of a general obhgation bonds of the minals. new commission." County bearing Interest at not provisions of thisexceeding the maximum rate of 3) "An amendment (oSection The key interestatthetjmeofthesnjeof . .---1 of Article VIII of the State amendment are that (1) The the bonds, maturing not later Constitution:" Judicial Qualifications Corn. than twenty-five (25) years mission has the jurisdiction to from the date of Issuance Change the name of the office investigate misconduct of payable from ad of of 'Tax Assessor to 'Property Judges that may have occurred volorem taxes levied on all Appraiser' before their current terms f taxable property in the County office; (2) the Commission without limit as to rate or No change in duties Is (rather than the Supreme amount for the purpose of proposed; only the title ofthe Court, as now) shall make its financing the cost of acquiring office is to be changed. own rules, subject to veto by the and constructing a new County legislature or by 5 Justices "41 An amendment to Section the Supreme Court; ,and (3) of Security Complex, as provided all in the Resolution of the County? 9, Article IV of the State Con- state agencies must provide stitution: information to the Commission (2) Do you support the levy of when requested, and the Corn- one half () mill of ad volorem The resolution makes the mission must make injormatlon taxation for a County-wide . appointment of game commiswvwslon members subject to senate approval; provides that the commission's planning, per. pur chasing BOB PEARSON... budgeting shall be provided THE INCUMBENT laws; and, that the legislature Bob Person flIt a strong system The incumbent dd not vote 041 may appropriate funds to the of conumet gxoiect,on, with of. A FIB 1542, creating a consumer s advocate commission" volo mil reorvient the mauvrs such - CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT cQN.T.9Jv1]Q..s. WASHINGTON (Al') Between 5,000 and 10,000 saddle pads sold nationwide since last January may be contaminated with potentially lethal anthrax spores, th e U.S. ('nsurflcr I 'ro(IUct Safety Cmiinis;iuu says. The pads, manufact ured by th e Perforated Pad Co., Woonsocket, 11.1., were woven from imported goat and yak hair. Anth rax is an acute bacterial disease w hi ch can be fatal to humans and 3nhlnals if untreated. Th e pads may bear a threeby4ive4nch blue label on the quilted side wi th the manufacturer's name and one of six style numbers: 238, 23811, 500, 50011, 832 and 83211. The company has agreed to make refunds th rough reta ilers to Individual purchasers, the commission said. - Makesthe spend over $ 39,000 for a job that only pays $12,000 per year? PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — President Ford says he ex pects th e economy to cool off this winter, but he warns th at deficit spending to mee t a economic downturn could bring on a doubling of the Inflation rate by 1976. As he prepared to swing into his final day of 1974 campaigning, Ford was described Friday night by White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen as "very tired, there's no doubt about it."The President moves on from Portland today to speech-making stops on behalf of Republican can didates in Utah, Colorado and Kansas en route ba ck to Washington. Appearing earlier at an airport rally in Fresno, Calif., Ford said: "I ha ve been asked many times why I have traveled extensively In the last few weeks.,,. It Is very simple. I am here because the issues are for, far, too important. It ( th e electi on) is far, far too vita l for me to sit on th e sidelines," Saddle Pads Suspected 5.000 '9 kos.e uthd st you gut iwa4 Is kiuw kaut t wltq 9,usled 04 irni eali V \c3 WWRULLY... Dffl "w---e-nW &%,f.t? =1 MONEY...whymuldshe ,• IfAA C 6 04 P' Florida voters Tuesday will stitutlon. The amendment also available to the Speaker of the public library service,consistlng contracting or acquiring storm amended for the purpose of consider whether to adopt specifies that revenues from House of Representatives or the of at least two community draining improvements in the creating a revised charter as seven new stati' constitutional hunting and fishing "license Governor when needed for libraries and initially a fill. City as more specifically provided by amendments. fees shall be appropriated to the consideration of impeachment service agreement with the described and provided in of Florida, Chapter 166, Laws be approved and commission by the legislature or suspension, Orlando Public Library? Resolution No. 1167 adopted on adopted? The Florida League of the 27th day of September, 6) "An amendment to Section Women Voters analysis of the protection, and conservation of (3) Article IX, Section 5 of the 1974? amendments is reprinted here wild animal life and fresh water 10 of Article VII of the State Constitution of the State of Constitution:" aquatic life." in its entirety, Florida, provides for the em. Deficit Spending Denounced - Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974-11A e FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS cnoous: mooney worked to secure State funding for new Seminole County Schools that will end all double-session schools this year. Speaks Up in Tallahassee: Mooney learned legislative process and put that knowledge to work in your behalf. He earned a seat on the powerful Appropriations Committee which gives Seminole County a voice far out of proportion to its size. He also serves on the Agriculture and Citrus Committee and has served on special joint committees on appropriations and education, proof the leadership respects his ability. 'Jvuuie-esuun Distrd 33 He's one legislator worth keeping POL. ADV. PAID FOR BY DEWEY RAMSISY, TREAS., REPUBLICAN �HOROSCOPE 'Old Pro' Beats Younger Bore For Sunday, November 3, 1974 R CRgOLL RlU,UTER GENERAL TENDENCIES: £X ttilly eveii. A . Sloog lines that brü a 1thaal ci yca finest ça wticti yv wisb to operate b the future. Later joEn interest Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974 12A—Sunday Herald. Sanford, FL TRUST ECKERD'S FOR WALITY \ PRESCRIPTIONS AT LOW LOW PRICESI -. SPORTS _____________________ Ard e employed stage B) GEORGE W. CRANE p a, KD. materials, plus audzenc CASE D UI: Dr. Ra1p W. participatloc gimmicks, to whet the ugerest ci all age Gnka Is a retired deT*,1n He held large Indiana Crane,' I was asked by PS5$te$ LU Sdh Bend and ARIES iMar. 21 to * 11) Go o with p 0 Ci the IaI cbcb officials. where you can ekvate yc Id3'1apOII1 as Well $5 other ii aid be g What ci, you think ci tarng a C1t. sderstancng c4 others. ReLax tclay. But be chafed at mthtary retired minister in o TAURUS * 3D to May 3D) It rruLart" d then you can take the steps that will lead you to It retre. Ths was befue I had ever with ea. Cck with experts. 11a€e dh b I Graham haTe o GEMINI May 21 to Jime 21 &ek the ciy ci dynaznk ____ we j UZIf WelI " I awtft4 "I'd ba ou a f rr yu fy y ) g W12U1 a ub rather hear an al man caL Later erage my tararde hob5y. So Dr. Graham was mited to w is a o' than be *it to M(X)N 011 WREN June 21 to July 21) Active psrticipstxn fall the il$ and 1 was pret sleep by a yewer psst whet in civic sut will psI you to bet touch with pecp aai rmak that first Sday wou't rate a V gra as a • Gr*D" I saàd as 1w LEO J01y 21 to A. 11) You xe ma good pctkm now to and aratar' Tpand And I hebese m ci jv LUCZ toaid intef8L It? cerDet A gIeettd Mis. Ctan and I at lane to 'ke kcgr*ege —. the r fcL1owi ha plid main siçpoeters 01 yoir local VIRGO if yOV and Mrs. ctuthes feel as I & 21 to &. 21 Know wbat y ptàon is in ar cvmmity and do whatever you can to imvve ii Ce to Grahani aren't already There is no e far the en a better zxderstan f, tW abOut bavir &ri psar aratary dernocrated by with others. LIBRA Sept 2] fli Yc tnzicbea are tod nor and WithtI$gePtaTt"at least Th percent of be used s that you me the fiztarr heigUer. w a little Licb1y. we were the tst to clergymen, plus the meccre arr csik with mate. Be happy. ask tim, so we all enjoyed by another 50 per ORPIO t 2] to Nov. ii) Mate the aciaidance ci an isithorer x ay meaL Cent expert in the line ci enaear .' Dr. Graham is a peo. as I Later, Dr. Graham wu Crvnbà the o1 with the new is wtso. ned he mast be even sded to fill the psIt f sAGITrARr1. N t the rt tr befe I ard hLr 1 Ths s the r:r et t p rarly to It was quite a cstinctiou tar a deñ CAPRICORN 21to Jan 3D) Ftoe day to w f nlI cugrvgat, averaging But otr semIr-; to th whe hare dora you marh good tbep F the rat abut 100 m attendance, to LflC taXcirI L way toi'ateapizy*siairent boat of sich a talented talent re'qiired of C'.:. .QUARIUS Jan. 2] to Feb I Me açpc.intmeis with clergyman as Dr. Gr2ham do&ated past. cc.cñsk far later to 11* day. beased deva to mate Lein And he enjoyed glth back And that is ORATORY tar rc Relax tht into the hernes, even tIgh Pa You m fill the 'ipi P1S Feb. 3Dto Mx. 3D Yorhiane is yo b place ci had to ive 4S mi escb way beftre y can fill the ddi." :preraticn today, so invite gd friends for a get-toger. thaw frn ha bOcne at Greencastle. r an o1 U still perzSeri that you brr peat pse. tøthy. 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' Cocoa Beach's Ken WInn 20, Is finally stopped as David Arnett 2fl clos(s in (herald Photos by Gordon Williamson) Brantlev coaches Tom Nixon, BiD Duty and Jay Stokes kxk concerned Patriots Hold For23-12 Win By PETE ROGERS HERALD SPORTS EDITOR a happy man as he walked remarked, "They're going to toward the dressing room beat us." In gaining thin fourth win The drive was eventually had driven from their own 15 to against three defeats, the halted on the Minutemen 10, as the 50 yard line using up 10 didturn,assenlorrunnlng back easy Friday night as Cocoa In referring to Cocoa Beach's by West Point he scored went over from the one, 89 In New Roles Today By BRUCE IA)WITI' In Sunday's other games, the "1Ie11 play unless he's not ci- AP SPOIlS Writer st. Louis Cardinals try to re- fective at all." _ _____________ ______ ___________ XiE Sew G __ _____________ ___ 11J _______ ii' " • ____ ___ - ___ so—c 5ZAi.ec 3Lj-k-I $Sea I1R.rb.e.La—v SCewtrya — — i5ewr ____________ ___ __________ ! 12 3 J4 5E 7 1 _____ 1 T - _______ — — ___________ _ _______ weighing in at 14½ and 17½ pounds, which is a lot of fish to be played and landed from a pier. These _________ _____ ____ ___________ ___ _______ ________________ _______ 4 _____________ 5 --- - The "Fishin' Hole" in Daytona reported two ___ _____ ______ - J ___ ____ _____ _____ ______ 9 IO7I) 1- ____ ___ 2 - "Seahawk" plugs early morning and late afternoon. Bluefish have shown a preference for live fingerling mullet, ______ __ - —I— get a chance to show what al Football League team when ___ _ c" q ______ , k.- ss Cocoafleach PUnt$ 13 4 3 31 0046-li The Bears could close within Mount DOra 3). Groyel 6 in of its seven games third straight loss (or BuchholZ 11 Barlow 14. Lake Walei 6 tr Garden Lakriew 0 Winter Haven 14. Aurndale IiH.er so 55..;in' V PaneiAttmp?id PasselCompI,1ad Leto 0 (tie) bourne Florida AIr 6 Clearwater Catholic II, Hud- Tiluvilte AStronaut 27. Or. son 7 lando Bishop Moore 6 Tampa Robinson 20. Tampa Lakeland Kathleen 23. Plant ChamberlaIn 6 City 21 Sarasota Cardinal Mooney 11. MerrItt Isiand 3.4, Eau Gabble Tampa Temple Heights 3 S Tarpon Springs 25. 51, P,teCoral Gables 77, Gainesville S burg Gibbs 0 Apopka 19, Dayton.s Lopez II Laklb.nd 13. Daytona Mainustl 13. UmaIille 6 ______ _ so ended the dream of an upset as one game of first in (he NFC land 7 ;a I Cocoa Beach managed just first period touchdowns then lead, and the defense letting up, scored Cocoa Beach's only Tom Hise scored from the 10, menu in the Wekiva river, according to Ottis Faulk frnd themves holding on at according to Duty, the other touchdown üüs season enabling Brantley to take a at Camp Seminole. Bill Zlnck boasts a one pound, Minutemen did get fired up as three weeks ago against ComfOrtable 15.0 early lead. p4 for a 23.12 win continued Its assault — seven ounce shelicracker, which Is being mounted winless Cocoa Beach, at the they, returned to the field for Oviedo, was _____________________________ certainly ______________________________ for proof. the start of the third quarter. aprreclated not only by his own in tilt SecOnd period, $3 III wirs i ThI Aid Preu Obviously the mood was coaches, but by Brantley's again Scored from the 12, but Although the Patriots acVisitors to Wekiva River Haven have enjoyed Hines City 27. Tampa CarnoTampa Jeult 72. Gainesville cumulated 360 yards total sensed at the time, as Brantiey I)uty, who walked off the field the play was nullified by a Buthholz 14 plentiful catches of redbreast bream. Strings up to penalty. Sebring 16. Fort Meace 6 yarth Coach Bill Duty was not assisant coach Kelly .Waln Scott with him. Ocata Forest V. Giln.vllle 25 per boat have been taken. Only a few small bass St. PefCfsburg Northeast 21. Eait Side 0 St. Petersburu Lakewood 13 Oak HaIl 21. Rolling Grn 0 have been reported. Game and Fish Department Mayo 51, Bronson 0 Trenton 11, Bell C men have been working on the hyacinth jam in the Cltru 41. ZeçhyrtiIls 0 Mayo 55, Bronon 0 Tampa Hitt$borough 17, Tam Newberry 31, Chief land 11 pa Bay Tech 3 Cross CIty 7, Hawthorne 0 end. lt lando Edgewater 0 Venice 25. St. Pterburg Winter Perk 35. Orlando Cab. temporarily in favor of surf casting rigs and paid a visit to the East Coast. They were rewarded for their efforts with 15 blues and a 15 pound channel bass. We understand that Jake is the one that scored with the big redfish, and he hasn't let "Hoppy" forget it. Main Street Pier in Daytona is providing some _ _______________ CpacoI - 4' 1 ) ' ___ High School Results N CO L _____ CE I lkt* IUWd - - _____ Li1-... There was no word received fro'i the Lemon Minutemen a rarity had oc- phasized that whenever a Learn at the opening of LB-Ruch3nn 1Vd. run ba again, they fumbled passatmldfieldandranitinfor cored; they scored not one like the Minutemen, who are period on a 10 yard run, putting LB-HsI 10 . Bluff section of the river this week. However, with toucwn but two against down score it seems to fire his charged up teammates again on their first play from Brantley's final score with only C&-Wnn 99 d. run LB-Arne?t SO yd. pass n. scrimmage. Three minutes 2:55 remaining in the game. lunker bass should be coming out of their hiding School. ___________________ winning team. 10:55 remaining in the game. the clock, the Patriots conWith the combination of places in the cow pastures. But two scores were not CA N 0 P E ER _____ PA ---------------PAK __ ___ 7A - sa ___________________________________________________ _____ _____ - •-_- - -. r --- four were taken on the faithful worm and two were had just played their best game ____ 'S ft . •. .- :'- their seventh consecutive In six previous outings, might spctactdar nan from scrim- attack Just 10 plays to score final period belonged to Cocoa 10 pulling in some pretty good bass. One of his catches setback? explode if given the op. mage, making the scoe with &30 remaining in the first Beach, Brantley's senior I i _____ -v ,:::. bass activity has been noted in this area. Watt proximately 10:15 Friday tonight" VA?4 WYCK ___ e c I, - ________ _________ _________ _______ ___ -- ______ 5 CT 0 __________________ _________ _____ _ _ _______ ________ ______ -'- __ ______ ______ Specks and bream continue to make up most of _____ _____ __ _____ _ ,, D... - * i _____ ma ___ Cwri ______ ____ ____ __________________ A .-- .. ____ ___ - ___ . ____ 2 GAUO N ___ ____ ____ _____ GAS CAN ___ ___ ____ .E'TED .' ' ___ E' EE SO ___ __ ______ REG 22 1 __ ___ ____ . Creek, leaving the deep water free for drifting or trolling. The size of specks In Lake Jessup has been good, averaging about three-fourths pound each. __________________________________ PEG SI _______ _____ 09 ____ S•S ____ _____________________________ _____ _____ __ RAKE __MAYBELLINE ____ _____ BAAS BACEB&R B.AIBICA.'4 BAEAU 9LD1(ON BASL',tT BAGATvi1E B,rV4IJ Is BACCHAL aiwr •LRE ______ _____________________________________________ CAPY(fl.3DTytopk,adernang ____________________________ whcen are esctrtain _____ AQUARIVS tianfl to Feb. L3 Yu hare so SCHICK REG399 ___________________________________________________ TLJSBABUBOBAUTLTTABR ____ ,' w I--. p' Lake Jessup, the hyacinths have all piled up in _____________________________ _ _____ _ ____________ __ ____ 8 OZ ___ __ ___ __ __ ____ A1tERSP1RANT - LIMIT ONE ___ ___ __ a8 c __ ________________ ___ ___ __ VERY DRY . . ___ ____ _____ I2YOLTBATT!RY ____ _____ the klrice. Mt,M a grocç meeting. _____ _____ ____ t'-i.. T '-'-"--__ -_____ ___ -,. :. .. Perch fishermen trying their luck on Lake Jessup or Lake Monroe should plan on a morning trip as the wind starts blowing faithfully everyday around noon. ____ __ HBASTOLJAEAEAETESEEB __ (kt. __ SX)RPIO to Mv. 21) __ Ideal day ____ _____ _____ rr1i, Eeth SAGITTARIL5 v. 211. &c. 21) By kze tcinisei ____J hait (testes ____ ____ and ___ ____ "LI' 5tvI.If ___ Is Iw Dove hunters can put away their weapons for a few days as dove season closes November 3. The second phase of the dove season will begin November 16 and run through December 1. lucy's fish camp on Lake Jessup reports excellent catches of specks also. Glassie Jordan, Odessa Clarey, and Bessie Jackson landed a total of 66 on a Wednesday trip. Hiley landed 15 in two hours the same day. AOUCBTIJSRHbBCTR IMLA ______ Nov. 27 Speckled perch fishing has suddenly become "red-hot" in Lake Monroe, and seve'al limits have been taken. One catch of 150 by three anglers was noted by Fred Knight at the plaza sport shop. EADABCTUDPBBBNBTATI A A N B A 0 AE C A A BR RB ES B B __ Will Return Local sporting goods stores report a heavy run on shotgun shells as duck hunters prepare for the November 27 opening of their favorite sport. The daily bag limit will again be based on the point system. UCNSGBSTCDROBCITCGA - They With the inflated price of shotgun shells this year, perhaps the two weeks between phases will give hunters a chance to save up enough money to buy more ammunition! ____ __ Dove Hunters Shelve Weapons . Hodge Podge "B" SEEK & FIND' Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974—I B - BOB ORRELL For M onday. November 4, 1974 reqinre carefid can give the rid Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 ____ ____ Film Prints .-r Cdak Fl " ' :- "'I. 13. St. ClOud 0 one or two others may have to Conference East showdown, who have never lost to the her this year before losIng 11.7. 11 Clr*ater 0. Seminole 0 Lake Brar'fbey 23. Cocoa sit out the action because they Oakland hopes to widen its AFC Cards in Texas Stadium. John North would like nothing (tie) Beech 12 haven't quite got it. West edge with a victory over Palmetto 22. New Port Rich- Melbourne 21, DeLand 0 Dallas is fighting for its life. A more than a victory over John Hadi, acquired by Green Denver, Pittsburgh hosts Clermont 44. Buthnel I South reconi has the team rout Detroit. It would not only lift the 1 Gulf 12 Sarasota Rivervirw 53., Dade 5imter Buy from Los Angeles Oct. 22, Philadelphia, Minnesota is at games out of first place and one Saints to 4-4 but would enable City Pascp 6 Lake Welt 40. Crystal River 6 Jack Concannon when the Orleans, Miami takes on Philadelphia Packers host the Washington Atlanta, Cincinnati Is at Balti. breeze 0 team. North was an assitant 0 Bradenton Southeast 20, Wa,.,Brooksville 37. NorTh Marion coach with the Lions for eight chula Hard 6 13 the unbeaten ranks by the Bills And Craig Morton, who spent York Jets. sonville Fletcher 10 Fe 11 two weeks ago, rebounded with Jacksonville Raines 20, Jack several years riding the Dallñs Cocoa 20, Tittjsvflle 7 Don Nottingham Is expected ø night, Los Ange- a victory over the Vikings laSt to start for the Dolphins against sonville White 6 Miami Killlan 6, South Mtami • . Drum Biting Well Jacksonville Lee 24. ,lackon- 3 bench behind Roger Staubach lesgocsagainat the 49ers in San Sunday and are slight favorites Atlanta since running back before the Cowboys dealt him to Francisco. Ribilt 6 Miami Lake's 20, Northto avenge their loss to Buffalo. Larry Csonka's ankle is still °" Shanks 40. Orange western 6 Drum are biting well off the Daytona bridges. Newtime York at about the same HadI saw no action last Sun- 1'he Broncos need a iictory bothering him. Nottingham Park 0 HialeCh 21, North Miami 7 as Hadi switched teams, Hastings 17. Florl,s,e Deaf 6 MIami -'urIey 7. Martin Con -.-,_,_:.__-_ b¼Zh — t33 = --E'-- " 10 - f,f' . )C1. e =-"-e e oc ,r'c a'2 e. peesw v nct *c$. t j ky !' r t and cre* * t. d tst £s 1! - c * cso . ___ deXr c I CHAP. II GREASE I G I AM yo Hst As HEART F?.WD plug. ocean fishing is again "red-hot." The "Snow. hold out. Mike Phlpps wasn't very the best catch coming in Thursday. Passengers aboard the bottom fishing boat hauled in a total of land's signals. So Brian Sipe despite the quarterback's Cincinnati in the AFC Central in three seasons, have more took over, scored two touch- bruised left thigh and sprained race and has been revived by than one victory. Dan Pastor-tnt ef- Allen, however, Is very clear tied with Washington three away five times In last Sunabout who he want. In the games back of the Cards. Plus- day's 34-21 loss to Hou.ton. i' - I I .'l .1 - •'-' - .1 27 a 23-21 squeaker over Denver. A I C'i1V ____________________ pound class being landed. Weather reports for the weekend look good, so good uck and KEEP A TIGHT LINE! "The way it is now, this is the running back Franca Harris the Jets are expected tO PUt On a the field and Phippa on the Mien, whose 'Skins (rail the of Terry Brathhnw, who had team has been able to put >. bench when Cleveland visits Cards by three games In the los!. his jo to Joe Gilliam La the gether much In the way of a National Conference East. preseason. San Diego. ground game. I - -- .-. '-- -- --. -rT 1ri., i- Jckson, lIe Parker 7, Jack sonvilie Englewood -. -- $ - :- _____________________ - _ -f ' __ _ man 6 $ j p Dade 30, Coral Park 3 Palatka Eastside 30. Ocala Prep 3 FOiit 14 MadiSon 22. FAMU High 4 Palatka South 21. Crttcent City 0 Lake Butter 70. Interlachen 0 Flrnandtna Beach 17, West Nanau 7 ii ci - - hether he'll go with Hadi or straigtitvictorfesandownak. looking for his oti who completed 17 game lead over Denver, 341. vicoty and the Bengals hope area from Three Sisters Islands on down to been quarterbacking Washing- ofConcannon, 30 passes for 23? yards In the Philadelphia also needs a vie- they can hold onto the ball long Mosaulto LaRoon. Hubert Madrin found 36 trout 12 ton for vethetopastgive few way weeks, may to iuy 13 - ty. tory to stay La ptayoff con. enoughagatnstBa1timtoget I HAIR SPRAY !q thebigonehasyettobeputonthescales. 'Ci' A', t'.!iA' _____________ :1 i..i.e -e . ______________ ____ ____ i AQUANET - - Dan Devine says tie won't make in the AFC West. The Raiders (or 102 yards. ' Leesburg 30. Ocala Vanguarl ii yd Arderson 76. Cardinal Pi'e'r 14. South Pbntat,on 6 Foii'st Hill 3$. Suncoait 7 nade 21 Dlllard 11. Cypress 13 Nova 7. McArthur 0 Atlantic 1$. Lake Wortt' I) Pahok 77, West Pjlm Biach North Shore 20 Palm Beach Gardens 21. Lake Worth Leenard30 Fort Pierce Central 1$. Boca Glades Central 31. P4apies 0 Clewlston 24. Jupiter 15 Frostproot S5. Kings Acad*0 re Haven l2 Taverniar BIshop Vc'ot Firràut S 36. Admiral Myers 77 Sarasota 31, Fort Mycri 12 Piaplej Lely 19, Key West 6 DeSoto 33. Avon Park S �2 11—Sunday Herald,Sanford, Fl. Sunday,Nov.31974 Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. - --= ~ L y man Can't Score, But O pponents Its True, Seiviiii~ole Wiiis First Ga e 12=2 SPORTS By PETE OSBORNE IN BRIEF Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974-3B Can As Evans Wins Easily 24-0 quarters here last night to honors in the opening period as ENT on the initial play of the final zone. Augustine's 30 yards. Tommy Thompson was trapped I All three mentioned Jackets 12.2, to give coach went over from the three, around a loose St. Augustine Seminole ST AUGUSTINE—The San- Claude Woodruff his once again downs to their opponents five, started on the two yard line, poor seasons. first capping a 58 yard drive. ball in the end zone. The established a solid running as Woodruff's rub rinminntw4 ford Seminole's got a touch. r.f •K.. IfY7A.vuuii. Thnmnc,n M,rfr Whi II VTIIiIIO4l, t— 9 5 SANFORD >e2nomore end, Greg Pringle Yellowjackets were attempting attack gaining a total of 215 the line of scrimmage. ST.AUOUST(NE down in the first and furth Bill McDaniels, Erogies 12 Seminole took first scoring put the other score on the board a pitch out in their own end Firs? 5 St. defeat the St. Augustine Yellow running back Herb Branch quarter as he rapped his body As its been all season, poenents. They also picked up 12 first in the end zone. The play had teams are also experiencing - •,-i,Imr Keep Orioles In Town By LEE GIEGER Homecoming gaine by jumping possession with first and then out to an early 14-0 lead In the from Lyman's 34. Three plays first period, later Mike Dorsey took a pitIt was more of what Lyman chout from quarterback Mike failed to do than what Evans Cultison and swept his own left did, as the Hounds fumbled four end for a 22 yard score. times In the opening period Evans was in a wishbone alone. The miscues stopped a offense at the time and the Lyman drive on the Evans 32 option play was handled and set su the initial Evans brilliantly by Cullison and score. Herald Correspondent BALTIMORE (Al') — The Baltimore commission to keep the Orioles in Baltimore has reported It expects sales of 15,000 season ticket packages for the 1975 aeason. Commission members said Friday the group has part of the $5 million in private funds it hopes to raise to buy the baseball club. F. Barton Harvey, chairman of the Mayor's Cornmission to Save the Orioles, gave an optimistic assessment of the commission's chances after a meeting Friday where members of the group reported on their fund raising efforts. Jerold C. Iloffberger, Orioles' board chairman, has given the panel 30 days to come up with $5 million in investment for the team. ORLANDO-For the second week in a row Lyman High School's Greyhounds were blanked by one of their weaker Metro Confemince rivals, as Maynard Evans turned the trick 24-0 Friday night, Routed 40-0 by Jones High r.)wI t *iq.r. .... ,ri, ,.. ii.. .. . Dorsev. uaueroac Al Greyhounds hoped to rebound Latimer failed to come away against the Trojans. But it was from the center's snap with the not to be as Evans celebrated it ball and the Trojans took .,',.. •wunu - Mitch White, an impressive junior kicker, boomed his first of three extra points home and the Trojans were on top to stay, Trojans Middle. Cleveland then 5:U Mark. But an interception 7.0. made four yards on a simple by David Lundbert wiped out C After holding Lyrnami on the dive play for the first down, the 'threat. next series of downs, Evans A 12 yard pass to Barry LYMAN EVANS struck again with sudden fury. Carter followed by a weU • First Downs ii Cullison faded back to mid-field executed draw play to ' Yards Rushing 171 Yards Passing $7 and hit a streaking Jack Talton Cleveland was good for 38 more 63 Passes 9291 3 131 on a post pattern pass as the 6-1 yards got Lyman down to Punts 379 junior got behind all his Fumbles Lost 2 Evan's six. But another fumble Penalties 1•13 defenders for the easy six. ended the drive wi 0 th9:27 left on Lyman 00-0 pointer. ttin r,I Ir .... ,,,.,,. •,-,, u j yards compared Downs to The Seminole coach naturally was delighted with the win, ending a five game losing streak. He praised the determined tackling in the opening quarter (or his team's victory over the Class AAA 'Jackets, St. Augustine scored on a safety with 45 seconds left (nfj contest as running back 111 ~~~~~~010111~ i Lyman tried to come back at The Greyhounds got one more the start of the second half chance to get back Into the when Latimer hit Al Cleveland game when Cullison "coughed for seven yards over the " the tu on his own 11 at fJ .i`IIIIIII~v i—mi E -OorSiy Il run (White kick) E-TaIton 45 pass from Cuilison (White kick) E-While 23 feiefd goal E-Danlels 4 run (White kick) ________ - - IPUhI!. __ 71 !1!lPP. REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (Al') Help is on the way to the San Francisco 49ers' defensive backfield in the person of fcrrntr Ni'. I draft choi ce Tim A!dcrn but n't untd - S next Season. The Ohio State player who turned down the 49ers' best offer in 1971 and went to the Canadian Football league instead says he plans to join the National Football League team next summer. He's in the final season of his contractual obligation to Toronto. - Z - •- .c____S _~_ 7 ~ _ ~ Aw — - iA:, aia~4 _" I - v- -., .4.r,VIIIA. -j~. #,., ~w r. !~ ~ 7 ~_ V___ 11 0 •. ', - • . -'• - . -, ~ ___ 1~ _-~~_____ k. _t .1 t - — — __ - - - - • ' • . ..s. --94w ~~ A'.!,. . 'iil. , " 9 - • • 'fi - •• V Reserve Gets Chance - 4 1 ._-000,__:::;I1; . . -. ,__A_I -, IL_ it :4 .'Is .'.;- ..• k - .. !- -. -I ,. ... III I CHICAGO — Muhammad All returned to the United States after his knockout victory over George Foreman In Zaire and said he had "given thought to retirement," but also indicated he would consider defending his title against Joe Frazier U the price was right. ~ "I r - 1 - - . : a 'pj 24-0 ,4 'A , r • 4 ' - ,'' .•- ,"M' Tom Jlise, 24, as Cocoa Beach's Vince Patete, 71, pursues play - failed) failed) run OC -Pedehouse ) .1 Gilbert Leads Tourney , LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. Gibby Gilbert and Bobby Mitchell birdied six of their last seven boles to finish with a 124 total alter two rounds of the $250,000 National Team Golf Championship, tying them for the It id with the team of Joe Porter and Bob Zender. - ;-••'tq 1ç.-;J' ,¼ \/ g - r, . Brown To Utah \\.. I "L .. 4 'f)' II ..• -.•- 'J r i t ... . i '' - mr,øaq'r y of I T'F , — " ____ _______________________________ __________ , 4W __________ - W'- -- . -- ,_ ,I'I. .- - ' - , . -- '- i! - .'. - , -. • • .ft ir -••-•- •: .-7. '- :-t • 4; - •$ - - = •,• *, • -. .,.' - -- •' - : . • 000*16F. - is~ ..; _' -a- --- -.-- - - \ A L - - j _- -• • --..-'=--.-. -. ' .- / ,' - \f aIu Ie I:) a OAKLAND, Calif. .- (NEA) World Series record for relief Best example of this was in Then It was time for cham. "tastes a little better every' If ever proof was needed that appearances (16) and saves (6). the Dodgers' series finale when pagne again, a California year." basic baseball has changed, They must age right — like a Now in his garage in Dan. he had to protect a one. run lead brand. was provided during the 1974 yule, a suburb and he had already pitched the "Every bottle," says Rollie, 28.year.old relief pitcher. beyond the VorId Series when the relief ptviois two days. line of Oakland where many of pitcher definitely became "Normally," admits Rollie, dominant man on the field. the the A's turn out to pasture In the off-season, Only because in the final, third car Fingers will put a "it would have been a good day his prize as the off for me. During the season crucial fifth game, Mike most valuable player in the when my arm gets tired, Marshall of the Los Angeles series — to go with the two cars they're able to sit me down for a Dodgers served up a home rim, day. But this was it man." he already has, and Rollie Fingers didn't, the That'Il mean clearing out lie went out to the mound Oakland Athletics became some of the junk which clutters feeling a deep ache in his right champions of the world for the one-third of his three-car arm Just above and behind the ,hird straight year. Fingers is a tall, mustachioed garage — and figuring out how elbow. dude who could have played the two people can manage with '1 knew I couldn't throw romantic heavy' in the movies of three cars, breaking pitcher," he admits, As a relict specialist whose the 1930s with his jet black hair, I couldn't get enough handlebar upper lip adornment salary Is likely to skyrocket on them and control them. I and aquiline good looks, and he close to the six-figure bracket tried one to Joe Ferguson and only became a short inning along with such A's as Reggie he hit It five miles foul into the 11 Jackson, Sal Bando and Ca tfish upper second deck. So it was relief specialist somewhat V ' accident in the summer of 1971 Hunter, Fingers has a simple just fast balls, the only pitch I " itiodus operandi, in Yankee Statliuu. totilil introl As Rollie remembcrs it, "We The science of relief pitching ' _____%\ The tiredness also showed up were having a see-saw slugfest is really no science at all. alid Bob Locker (the A's relief Fingers figures he won't have in his delivery. At one time, -• specialist at the time) was hurt. to work more than three Innings Coach Wes Stock had to come the out to the mound and caution I put out the fire and we won any time he goes cut to him. "I was dropping down," and It was my first save of the mound so he Just waxes the season. I ended up the season of his mustache a little (inner, says Rollie. "I wasn't following with 17 saves." gets a tight grip on the ball and through. I was whiplsshing the Increasingly since then, as with total concentration, fires it ball to the plate." the A's proceeded to American Just as hard as he can. Normally deadpan at work, .. )'J" Y'" á'êague championships in 1912Normally, his repertoire in. Rollie relaxed just one moment . ¶,,,, 73-74 and ensuing W'ld Series cludes that most valuable asset when Von Joshua, the final •. triumphs, he has become the of the modern pitcher, a slider Angeles hitter, bounced one ii major crutch of the Athletics, (or fast mini.curve), but if right back to him. Fingers • This pa t tern shows up in his Rollie gets In a jam or his arm gloved It, gave couple of pitching over the last three Is feeling the twinges of fatigue, gleeful hops and finally decided seasons as be saved 61 games, he J ust discards everything else to turn the ball !oose to Gene won 27 and holds the all-time and throws accurate fast balls. Temmaceat first for the last out, ~ , T.r k - i _. to I get shutout Levi K - *Jackets By JOE Il/IMELIN Herald .New,,&nfrp born for, to motivate men at the Coryeli doesn't worry about been hired as professor." athletes in '70 hurt Coryell's rehighest competitive level. The such things, either. His job here it Until Coryell came to San cruiting badly. "I couldn't dozen years he spent coaching Is as coach. He doesn't DiegoStatejnl%J,hefe(J rng . guarantee the kids I was after —f--ST. LOUIS - According to at San Diego (Calif.) State are negotiate contracts. He doesn't years enough time to spend in the courses they wanted," he • the St. Louis Cardinals, his history now to a man who concern himself wi th the draft any one place said Someentels.ewhere The ____ birth certificate, the local spends little time looking back Unlike college, there's no "And I'm still not sure that Aztecs wound up 6 and 5 and his wife, Don He reel in the present retiiting isn't gj idea," h says in Pr eregistra io n restored C&ir)eil turn..d o years old the lie's admired, almost loved He begins coaching at 6 in the retrospect "You stay in one the following year, and Cor. \ in this town," a St Louis cab. morning, roiling off the sofa In place too long, people tend to yell's team went 10 and 1 But .. , ''eah, I read that," Coryell drier said "his practices are his Busch Stadium office to take things for granted" the man had started thinking \, acknowledged, snorting closed, but there's one place study films, say, or waiver lists He refuses to elaborate on his "It was very, very disturbing "1 refuse to believe ft." you can look through the screen He often works till I a m own implications, this most to me," he said, "to realize that Ah, there you have it — the and see most of the field. You His first season In St. Louis grarious of men who remnem- one group of students, a very jf Cor)ell yk y - c'f(ep,vc 4tch ltl:Im, h'll spenij nme wasn't the artistic success he'd hers well the friends and good few people, could so easily line is the worst In the league, time with the receivers, joke hoped for — 44.1, his worst times of a dozen years Yet he make itirripoasjble for us to do you refuse to believe It, and some, slap 'em on the behind, coaching record ever — but concedes 11i was a disillusion. our job properly. .presently the offensive line "Then he'll go over to the club owner Bill Bidwfll was "me Y4 year in his life — the stops believing it, and then YOU linebackers and do the SWflC enough 1ZflpIJ$ed 10 tat Up 11W deci ding Imictor, (U1te J3rObably, win. And win. tldng He talks to all of ' In his decision to seek employ. j "There'ano way I'm 50,"1W fliea'em up. He's beauUful." give him a one, for f menttn the Nflonal Foot ball was saying. "It's just not pos. To Coryell, It's no difference more seasons. League. sible, that's all," if a player Is 20 years old, or 3. This, from a team that's had "1 never real ly thought of he dev(te5 t 'Therohasacontract it's hIs 22 coaches In 54 years. going anywhere else for all coaching the Cardinals would livelihood, those things are un'That was a marvelous those years," Coryell said 1 1 hj4tallzelisermen,yetcor. prtant1ohin.Buton the fldI geiture, a total surprise," guess I just accepted things. I ye ll is thriving. If he hasn 't ex- don't see It (his age). If it Coryell said. "I've never asked guess TZ I though I'd stay there achy thrown time for a loss, he carries over onto the field, I for a raise in my life and I hope forever, if I thought about it at certainly has stopped It for no replace that individual. But I'll never have to. all." gain, that doesn't seem to be a "I've never had a contract The student government's This seems the job he was proUem" like this before. I've always move to eriti preregistration for tU'11 *Tab %.IJ 4' ?L! Shirts In denim 7 t , - - & corduroy, with jeans to match men & boys SIZeS , 1 MA N U E JACOBSON ' '' 'r R~G4 pj E FIRST PH. 1224712 2)3 - -' - 'i_ X '-4 . s s, - ,. - - .r I '- - - d - .#,.'4 - -_ -_ I - ~11. :.#.. '_ Evans Michael Barnes $3, winds up on ground after running play against L y man. Although tile hitting was f urious. Lyman still managed C ___ ___ ______ . ,, ea ns /ost u t It N. .c . Am SA19AN with coach Dick Copeland 1• '-S., - ' J 0 rM acer %7ets .- -- . ze .i T SALT LAKE CITY -The Utah Stars of the American Basketba ll Association obtained ve teran forward Roger Brown from the Memphis Sounds in exchange for cash confers After Ten Years •i tan . 'k a_ ' .3 *3.t' 4;..' return I .4 . tV ; '"MW49 II 2 HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. file Nastase of Romania beat Bjorn Borg of Sweden 74,6-3 the finals; of the $135,000 World Invitational Tennis Classic, but Billie Jean King was awarded the $40,000 first prize in this event on the basis of number of sets won In the fourday tourney. • Ell • e Borg, Nasfase In Finals ,i '7' cA4't! 2WF . OCOEE — The Oviedo High year, accumulating 176 yards phase of the game, while Pedehouse ran a third period OVIEDO OCOEE School coaching staff corn- on 2$ carries for five touch, chalking up 20 points in the kickoff 80 yards for 16 First Downs 6 Ocoee's mented after its game with downs. Patterson now has second period alone, 'Yards Rushing S first score. In the final period, 370 3 Yards Passing 101 Ocoee, that they really needed accounted for 90 poin ts to lead Patterson scored on four one quarterback, Ted Triplett hit ' 6512 1 I Passes 6 171 that type of game. Central Florida In that yard runs and alo yard run, but Terry Jackson on a 55-yard 2 Fumbles Lost I category, 0 Punts the big tailback was mainly touchdown play. 3 17 Surely the home team Car. 15 PIaI!S 0 responsible for getting the ball dinats didn't need that sort of After viewing game --The Lions accumulated 455 )t treatment from Lions tailback also having played Ocoee tii tha t position, Oviedo 1 After Jumping to a first total yards, w hile holding &lennie Patterson, and the rest dur ing the Jamboree, it was esto only 106 total yards and only of his Oviedo teammates, as the tablished that the Cardinals period 7.0 lead, the Lions broke five on the ground. OV-Patter son 1 run (Ward kick) Lions won thett fifth game of weak as a result of 16-0 quarter It open with that big 26 point .,v ) L OV-Wirthlin 35 pass 1forn Ward second quarter. the year, a 53-14 romp over the in the Jamboree, ( kick Although leading 33-0 at half- up, the Lions completely hapless Ocoee Cardinals, OV-Pat?cqson 1 run (Ward kick) As assistant coach Tom dominated the line of scrlmOV-Merchant35 run (ward kick) time, e Lions didn't th let up In Friday. Smith commented, they were OV—Patterson lOrun(kick the final two periods as they put mage. OV- Patterson 1 (Ward kick) Patterson, who had began the concerned w hether the team 20 more points on the scoreWi th a 5-2 re , cord Oviedo now OV-Patterion 1 run (kick falied) would be up for game. season In sensational style, h kickof f board for their highest total of takes on three strong opponents let up in recent weeks, but at (Triplett run) But after the first period, the the year. Lyman quarterback Al Latimer. 6, the next three weeks, in CC--Jackson S4 pass from Triplett the expense of the Cardlnsls, Lions never let up as they The Cardinals added a little Astronaut, Lake Brantley and (kick failed) Related Story on Page 211 iuid his biggest game of the completely dominated every excitment Ov—Meyers 27 run (Ward kick) of their own, as Carl New Smyrna Beach. * /1C 7WA • . . - 2 Evans' Horace Smith 20, Is ganged up on by several Lyman tacklers headed by Tom Lent, 41, and Kevin Aibrlght 75. Evans All Considers Frazier ': ft~ • Have Field Day Over Ocoee - p. '' - -. .-• I %'-' ~ •A. . - ((!M ., - Patterson And Lion Mates ft 'i off to ,' '' J T~ - 4 ST. LOUIS (Al') — Reserve cornerback Jim Tolbert will be at a starting defensive back position Sunday when the St. Louis Cardinals meet the Dallas Cowboys in Dallas, the Cardinals said Friday. The Cardinals said Tolbert would replace Norm Thomson, who suffered a cracked cheekbone In the Cardinals' 23-20 win last Sunday over the Washington Redskins. Brantley quarterback Dan AnglulH, 9, hands Related Story on Page lB "i,'i . ,,.., Ili. . • -- 4 4. - a he regained his world heavy, his way to an awaiting Whisked to City Hall In a speseight title limousine, All said, "I'm here tial motorcade, All talked with 'Yes, I've thought of retiring, to see my four children and Daley about the possibility of a I'm getti ng old," said All who meet with my leader, Elijah $10 million purse for another earlier this week knocked out Muhammad." match with Joe Frazier for George Foreman to win back Elijah Muhammad Is the charity. the coveted heavyweight clwn. leader of the Black Muslim sed "I'd be glad to fight Just for pionship of the world. of which All is a strong and the exercise, if my purse went Wearing a .smart, Edwardian vocal follower, to a hospital in Chicago needed cut blue suit with a neck scarf All, the only man to regain for my people," said All. "But if and a matching handkerchief in the heavyweight title after ncr- it just was for myself, I'd like to his coat pocket, All had to be er losing It in the ring, declined get out of boxing while I still prompted to raise his right comment on the reported fast have a chance and still am half. hand as a crowd of about 500 count in his eighth round way good looking." ~ , Lewis Steps Right In - I .r .-'.s,4fjj _________________________ __________ .. -. - . -1 ' -'-- in ATLANTA, Ga. (A?) turned the day's top speed of 3.2 seconds over runnerup Bob Stockbroker Jerry Hansen has 111.17 miles per hour, as only Kime of Ha llstead, Pa., and bagged the 11th amateur racing three cars made it to the finish, third place Harry Reynolds of championship of his career and He and OngaLs drove Lolas. Pottstown, Pa. 55-year-old Joe Hauser finally Other first day winners were Reynolds, Formula C champ has his first alter 10 'ears of harry McDonald of Southfield, in 1971 and 1972, said it was his trying. Mich., in Formula Vee; Bob last race. "The competition is Hansen, 37, won the Formula Marshall of Edmond, Okla., in getting better and obviously A event in Friday's first round 1)-sports racing; Bill Anspach I'm not getting any better. in of competition In the Sports of North Patina Beach, Fla., in fact, I'm getting so bad I think Club of America's national Formula C; John McCue, Mar- it's time to pull out." class runoffs for its regional ion, Ohio, oduct1on and club champions. Randy Canfield of Che's Sam Gilliland of Fairfield, Hauser, a retired Air Force Md., ran second to i c-sports racing. fighter-bomber pilot who didn't McCue in the Il-production get into the cockpit of a race car Anspach, an orthopedic sur- race—also his second rwlnerup until he was 45, captured the G- geon, had the best finishing spot in two years, after winning, production event in the closest margin of any of the winners, the title in 1971 and 1972. finish of any of the seven first- ft 1+0 MJ5 li S1J. UI I4 Seven more races were on to. day's card, with Sunday's wind. up featuring six events mostly for bigger bore machinery. In 21 national driving titles will be decided In the 20 races. In action today were con-tenders in Formula Ford, C-sedan, A-sedan, F-production, Formula 13, 1)-sedan, and Epr. oduction. Hansen, who will try to make it an even dozen national titles when he competes in Sunday's event for B-sport,, racing ma. cttinery, had Little trouble in Friday's Formula A chase, Only seven of the powerful open cockpit, stock block racers made the start, and Hansen quickly put the others behind his tailpipes. He finished with a 3.2 second margin over ex-drag racer [)an Ongais of Carlsbad, Calif., who drove one of the can Mario Andretti used in this year's Formula 5,000 series. Hansen, of Minneapolis, ELECT TOM _____ _____ ______ _______ $1NPOR _____ ____ COUNTY COMMISSION DISTR ICT 2 - pçf,htI Adv P1,0 tf by Ce DEMOCRAT Iw,t Campi9,, Ti= I --_- - I 4 , .. - 30 Yard& Passing 87 Passes 6 16 3 Fumbles LoU 4 3 36 Punts 320 Penaltits 25 Sanford 6 0 0 6-13 St Augustine 0 0 0 2— 2 S—Branch I run (run failed) S—Johnson retovered fumble in tOfli (pass failed) SA--Safety Whghar, tcited n t zce CHICAGO (AP) — Muham. w?ll-wLshem ctleered his every knockout of Foreman in Zaire mad Ali, discarding his bois- move wher he alighted Friday Wednesday morning, terous act, quietly stated, "I'm from a chartered jet at Midway "I don't know about that," he happy and relaxed ' when he Airport answered. "Right now I want to arrived in Chicago on the last Figh ti ng the crowd which go and meet Mayor (Richard) legofhtstrIpfromzafrewhe jammed and Daley," - - ~11"~ 0___ ~ - - .4 .. Yards Rushing 216 11 111 All Now In States And Very Quiet `0 49ers Get Help ST. LOUIS (Al') Guard Freddie Lewis has stepped into a starter's role with the Spirits of St. Louis—at least for the next two weeks. The Spirits announced Friday that Lewis would replace injured Bernie Fryer, who was placed on the American Basketball Association injured reserve list. Team physician Dr. Stan London said Fryer would be out of action for 10 days to two weeks with a torn thigh muscle suffered Wednesday in a game against San Antonio. Grigley and Branch turned In outstanding offensive performances in the contest. With the easiest part of its schedule coming up, Seminole now has an opportunity to salvage a somewhat disap. pointing season as Lyman, Both Daytona Seabreeze and Mainland lurk as future op- ---- --= , •----= I 111111 - • - • •. 4 -. ' , - =_ •.- - , _ - ------- *SS7 jS. I I _ �4B'-Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974 Basketball 1 11 ' 1 'lieIr S oes \/'I 'j WOMEN II Be I-Ia rd "1c Fillia Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL By IRA BERKOW The Herald Services NEW YORK - (NEA) As much as well miss them, I th ink th ey'll miss us a hell of a lot, too, rever over one summer nave so many marvelous basketball players opted to store their jock straps and grimy socks in moth balls for posterity. Oscar RoLxrtson, Jerry West, Dave DeBusschere, Willis Reed, Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry Lucas Pro Chart th em. Wilt played 14 seasons in th e NBA, as did Oscar and West. Lucas, Reed and DeBusschere played a few years less, All simply grew older, and the mechanisms that made up th eir magnifi cent bodies began to deteriorate and fray. None was what he once was; each could have continued on a bit further, however, but circumstances ranging from self-pride to owners' reluctance to keep dishing out huge salaries for lesser performances determined the final results, nw recor s ey set, particularly Wilt, Oscar and West, are awesome. And it is difficult to think of an upcoming basketball season in which there is no Wilt blocking a shot like King Kong swatting an airplane, no Oscar squirting a pass through a windmill of opponents to a cutting teammate, no West hitting that silky stop.on.a.dimc, fadeaway jumper to break a tie at the buzzer. And no Lucas with that funny 30-toot hip shot, no Reed setting stolid lluddha4ike picks, no DeBussehere grimacing as he strains every fiber for a drive, - I ...._ For them, the cheers that echoed through arenas across the nation will grow fainter. And I am reminded of this loss to the players themselves because of something Jerry West said after his last college game at West Virginia: "When I left the game the fans gave me a standing ovation, It's a cliche to say it was a thrill, but what can you say? How many people are applauded in all their lives? It's a feeling that's very difficult to describe." They have been with us for quite a long time, and we with - h d t - . .. - - . . - -' ' - - fl . '-- . . - • ... - OSCAR JERRY WEST ROBERTSON DAVE DeBUSSCIIERE WI ic wi, REED JERRY CHAMBERLAIN N LUCAS - C Con ressman a ell Like all great athletes, however, th ey were possessors of fra il ties, too. Wil t and Oscar stomped and cried when every. th ing did not go Right for th em. And Lucas seemed never to reach his great potential, always seeming to disappear for long minutes at a time In a game, and sometimes for a whole half a season or so. And DeBusschere and Reed and West, rarely the center of personality conflicts like the other three, had thefl share of physical problems over the years. We will miss each for helping us enjoy spectator sports at its finest, and, by playing so well for so long, giving us a welcome touchstone while much of the rest of the world went haywire around us. Applause was not all we were able to extend these fine athletes. We provided a forum for their talents, a place where they could be loved and appreciated at best (but where we also hoed them and grew impatient at their lapses, thus establishing p. realistic balance.) The Incredible sums of money, reaching to as much as $1 million in a season for Will, allowed these men to reap the benefits of the box office and live in a style heretofore reserved for sceptered emperors. (Wilt, for example, had a blanket made from wolf noses.) And though we may too often have expected too much from these "supermen," thus creating at times a neurotic defensive. ness within them (particularly with Wilt and Oscar), we still cheered and clapped with exciting wonderment at their achievements ud they undcrst;nd;bly grew (Wed ith theii J ownself.esteem. Not a bad thing, atall. And where else could someone like 7-2 Wilt or 6-11 Reed have found a less self-conscious home for his bulk than in pro basket. - - - d f I Can Vote, -So Can You if I 0f The r ges eteran U V o IIs A_4-_V: A- Politically speaking, 1974 her wheelchair in Sanford's lire in Mrs. Schaal's deep blue automobile so she can be taken reading, her ear is pressed to seems destined to go down in Good Samaritan Home, her eyes I and intensity with which to the polls on election day. her radio to catch all mention of history as, The Year The hair prettily curled and she grips the pile of campaign When Democratic party things political. People Didn't Vote, $ • wearing a patriotic corn- literature in her lap leaves no ' '/ "There was nothing new we campaign workers Mrs. Myrtle Mrs. Maud Schaal has plenty bination of red dress under doubt she believes in the- power Gradick and Mrs. Jean Norris could tell her about the canwhite and blue jacket, Mrs of the little man to change the checked to say about that didates," smiled Mrs Gradick to see if Mrs Schaal Schaal continued: world If he'll only go out and needed application forms for "In fact, she was telling us Its shameful, declares the "•get involved. th ings we didn't know," i._ . ••• • absentee 81-year-old veteran of the polls, ba ll Is she "It's stupid not to vote; it's "Most people in my condition the idea ' Mrs. Schaal picked up her who has never missed voting In just asking for trouble. A lot of would have stayed home but interest in poli ti cs from her an election since women's people don't vote because they not nw" she exclaims proudly. "Well, I had planned on going father "He was the one who " ti1fragc' was ratified in 1920, don't like the way thins are the polls, but it just might be • Corifincti to a hcelchair g followed politics," sha recalls, • -. ,• . U. "1 thought It was pitiful such run. That's the worst thing they result of breaking her legs In an raining so I'd better get me one Althoughshe did not par" J' • :i. a small percentage turned out can do. Voting for the best automobile accident, Mrs. in case. ,,,/ ( f'•' ticipate actively in the suf.. •., to vote in the primaries. be candidate is the only way we Schaal has spent hours pracMrs. Schaal has read upon all fragette movement, Mrs. even worse if they don't vote in can change things for the ticing the painstaking the candidates and decided Schaal was in favor of it and ,-?. , the general election (Nov. 5). better" • maneuvers needed to get which 3he deems worthy of her lost no time after 1920 .1 • . • J' Propped up comfortably in It's familiar rhetoric, but the herself in and out of an vote. And when she's not establishing herself as a " • / regular at the polls. It pleases her that more women are now r a nmng for political office , ,' 'j Outspoken in her admiration ,,,- . " r criticism of political officials at all levels, she has definite r 4V pinions on all the presidents ince Theodore Roosevelt Of atergate she says simply it i"rotten" and the Bi blical " tir ging, "Let he who is without sin cot the first stone," should apply to all involved. Her message for Nov. 5 is short and to the point: "Get out Nfaud Schaal checks ballot with Jean Norris (left) and 51yrtle Gradick and vote like me!" - - '' -. ' - - .• ' : - • - '. -. -.. ' _____ ,. to - - ,. . • :' _______ - It 'll ' Each can go on to challenging work in or out of basketball because of the reputations they have earned and the fame we heaped upon them On the last night of the regular season last March 26, Dave Deflussehere was honored at Madison Square Garden. He had already announced that he was retiring to take a $100,000 a year Job for 10 years as general manager of the New York Nets. Near the end of his speech just before the game, his throat got thick and tears came to his eyes. "When the final buzzer sounds after the playoffs The crowd broke in with chants and howls as they had from the moment he began to talk. And he waited, wiped a tear, and continued when the crowds subsided. "When it's over," he finished, "It's going to tear me up a little inside." - . - - -- ..." Defen s Beach Pa Sunday, Nov. 3, n c - _____ ______ p' - - .• • ..- . ______ ' • Ne United States Congressman The purpose of the bill, ac- 19o1 the bill state, "That no new joyment, or competing public ws William Chappell, guest of cording to Chappell, is to construction or development use, honor at a "dutch treat" lun- statutorlally protect one of the shall be permitted within the he prOpo ed park, according cheon last week at Holiday Inn few remaining undeveloped seashore, except for the conThe Sanford Recreation the Lakeview Middle School The Ii In maps an headlong Into some very natural stretches of seashore struction of such facilities as to boundari es Department will be offering a Gymnasium starting on Dec. 7. pointed questions concerning and to preserve and enhance the Secretary deems necessary accompanyi ng the bill , will IdJe gymnastic course for Boys and Girls who wish to register must in Government Cut, Turtle the proposed Canaveral related scenic, recreational, for the health and safety of Girls between the ages of 6 and bring their birth certificate and nd, and l the Islands National Seashore Park were biological, scientific, wildlife, visiting public, etc." 14. Classes will be held each a registration fee to the South ' incl'uding Os(UltO asked, and historic values. We have been assured that Monday from 4-5 p.m., at the Recreation Department Office Nelly Strickland, chairman of Lakeview Middle School located in the Youth Wing of ft, Mrs. Strickland's point was, fishing and hunting rights will the S.O.B. (Save Our Beach) This includes all the trout Gymnasium. This course will Civic Center. All Non-ResidentP area protected again, committee, of Titusville, Lk fishing, surf casting, and run for six weeks, starting on are required to purchase Non. WI Lb can the encroachment of S S fl see on our t t zones strimping strong exception to some of territory which is so Nov. 4, 1974. It is designed to Resident cards at City Hall millions of ors annua y. may be designated w..ere no well enjoyed by Central wording in H.R. 5773, bill teach skills such as tumbling, before registering, which has been introduced to Although the proposed park is hunting or fishing shall be Floridia ns and visitors alike, vaulting, and balance beam. Coaching Anyone wishing The Dusty Boots Riding Sr. English Pleasure create the National Seashore supposed to be kept in its permitted for reasons of public The phrase, "Competing Public There Is a registration fee for to coach a Girl's Basketball Auocialion recently held its i. The Whi te }Cjgid, ridden Park. natural state, lines 15 through safety, public use and en- Use" could well eliminate this, the course, team please contact the monthly horse show and the by Jill Marshall (Orlando) Girls, If you are between the Recreation Office prior to Nov. winners In the various 2. Eternal T-BIrtJ, ridden t,y ages of10 and 14 and Interested 6.There will bea meeting ofall categories were as follows: Stormy Carrel (Longwood) .• 'ia,. in playing basketball the coaches on Nov. 6 at 7 p.m., in SHOW RESULTS Non-Blue English Pleasure. Sanford Recreation Depart- the Recreati on Offi ce. Jr. Showma nship at halter (17 , pen ., ment has a program just for & under) 1. Gigi Sweet, ridden by Linda you. Try-outs for the 1974-75 ' Melissa Johnson, showing Davis (Orange City) League will be on Nov. 9, at I -i--Sorrento Red (Winter Garden) 2. Iowa, ridden by Jinni , .pm, at the Ft Mellon Golf News Teresa O'Neal, showing Qhlnelli (Orange City) • Basketball courts. The regular Lee's Napolean (Daytona Jr. western Equitation 4.. •. season games wi play at • 1. Susan Smith, riding e ll be ed Women's Sr. Showmanship at Halter (16 L Mayfair Cuntr Club. Over) 1 Sonia CMPIONSIUPFLIGHT 2 '.. 1.WendyVan Meter, showing Vicky Dee (Orlando) .•7. . .1 I'" ' ' %' a Cookie Too (Orlando) Sr. Western Equitation et Margaret tt r 2. Tina Blank, showing True 1. Jill Marshall, riding r 73; Feature- Grace Sayles, 70. Blue (Daytona Beach) White Knight (Orlando) Ist FLIGHT 1974 Colt & Fillies NEW YORK (AP)-Twenty2. Wendy Van Meter, riding Low Gross - Mack Baker. I. Trak Two, shown by Danny I'm A Cookle Too (Orlardo) five years ago (Sept. 24, 1949), 92; Low Net - Marge Persson Kelly - John Moore, owner Non-Blue Western Equitation. John Pont was a sophomore & Dossie deGanahJ, 77; Feature (Sorrento) Open halfback at Miami, Ohio. He Kathr)m park, 66. fumbled the season's ning 2nd FLIGHT 1. Sonia ch, riding by Don Jones (Sorrento) ! •. kkkoff on the four:;arT Vicky Dee (Orlando) Low Gross Thelma Vase, 1972-1973 Colts ph retrieved the ball in the end 94; Low Net Mary Whelchel, riding Net's es I Tee Poo .hn. 1l " zone, then ranfor a.yard 75; Feature -Susan White, 69. • ¼ 1 . Parrish (Maitland) " ." touchdown In a 23 to v victory .wu FLIGH • Jr. Western Pleasure IV ti ' T ' 2. RBF Sandstar, shown by. 1. Annie I. Showdown ridden Low Gross k • Eloise Hunt, ' k Be th Be thea (Sanford) by Susan Smith (Maitland) the 104; Low Net I Miriam Askew, " 1972-1973 Fillies 2 Vicky Dee, ridden by Sonla e win or ii 81, Feature Anne Marsh, 69 1. Shipp's Sand Bar, shown by Borysewich (ortando) new Miami coach, Woody The Mooney Monthly Barb Kim (Sorrento) Sr. Western pleasure Hayes, now the veteran Ohio Tourrwment was won by Grace Recreation Poli tics Is Ups And Downs - LIA Sanford Rers id F are \ For Premiers And Wives Well : - - • -. - • .. -- -- . - . ! ' ' 4 JAMBOREE ., Xf .. .. Or OF r Flu . Jamboree Queen Elleen Serraes, 18, smiles radiantly at the Seminole Cotaity Hearing Conservation Jamboree beauty pageant held Sunday at the Sanford Civic Center. Lovely runners-up were (from left )Lynne Pemberton, 18, th ird; Sh aron Palmqulst, 18, first; JoAnn Johns, 17, second; and Ruth Yates, 14, fourth. • 5th .ear Ma ks 2 - years - - •-. - 10- : - -• - - o - "ft's certainly not the glam- and then they were the ones pearls." Olivia deH,yjlland,55, prostitutes, 5pea ki orous, exciting Life that most who became completely pro- speaking of a t4cc1e ride her annual Hookers ng atthe Ball In San People think It is. It's a tmely Chine." Prime Mnl$er t; U-year-old daughter Glselle Francisco. life. Its not s free life - but It's dira Gandhi, in an inviei prsuadJJ h to take in Wil"You saved me six of a good life" Margaret before talks with Secretary of hamsburg, Va my life .1 hop' for the same Trudeau, wife of Canada's State Henry Kissinger, visiting solidarity for rn husband and Isn t tIs marvelous' We U.S.-India relations prune minister, discussing the to me brothers" Slva IosIlo%ris Just hope this will raise enough Zalma nson, allowed to problems that sent her to the eml. "I hadn't been on a bicycle in money so we can lay down a grate to Israel after serving hospital last month for psy. 40 years. People who recog- financial base for the organ. four years of a 10-year hijackchiatric care. nized me couldn't believe it, izaLion and establish a bail bond ing se ntence in a sovi et labor "First they said they were Olivia deHavilland riding fund." Margo St. James, leader camp, speaking to a crowd at a going to save us from China, around on a bike in a mink and of Coyote, an organization of Sew York airport. 4 v -• ' ' • rm .-, I - , - r ,. By JEAN PAVESON Women's Editor "And it Was," says was fired. To combine the Shoemaker. "Until that charm, space, and elegance moment I hadn't consciously of an 18003 home with the At last someone's showing a thought of what I would do convenience of a modern bit of heart. with the old place. It just kind of dwelling Is to most developers For too many years the cry of sat up there on the hill-waiting an elusive dream. He would developers in Seminole County f" us to get round to it." make the dream come true. was, rip it up! Tear it down! More thorough investigation jet rid of the old to make way revealed the delapidated white the"As a builder I realize it had rooms people require today for the new. It seemed, until elephant up there on the hill it's largeto home tune this year, demolition was in fact an historical would bea easy air - and it condition gould be the fate of the old treasure, at least 80, perhaps ,,,,, ,, ,, lIUlIIur.I A DeForest home, proud patriach 100 year old. Much of the of Sanford's modern Idyliwilde original glass was still In the But his heart shrank as he development. Indeed, it was an tall windows; collectors' items impulsive last-moment decision tiles surrounded each of the five approached the front door on of Idyllwilde's developer, A. K. fireplaces, all of which were the day he had chostri to tell the Shoemaker, to sandblast the topped with impressive man- home's tenant of 40 years, Ithett paint from the apparently Lets; and turn-of-century light de Wolski, he would have to bid ramshackle building to check if fixtures were still good as new, his home farewell. it was structually sound. Shoemaker's imagination And so the builders moved in. -' - , - -. - -. - . a . g ri u ' - - •- . ¶ 'Y UUUet, -- - - -- -; 1D John Hetl]ey (Orange Ci ty) -• owner (Orlarido) 2. Miss King Otoe, ridden by Aged Mares Louis Parrish (Orlando) These youngsters pictured represent the Intramural league winners at I'm A Cookie Too, shown by Non-Blue Western Pleasure. LAKE VIEW FLAG the Lakeview Middle School In Sanford. The school runs the flag football competition In Wendy Van Meter (Orlando) OpEn the sixth, seventh and eighth grades. FOOTBALL CHAMPS Annie I Showdown, shown I. Spanish Bar Gold, ridden by Susan Smith (Maitland) by John Heffley (Orange City) Aged Geldings 2. Bar Leo Frosty, ridden by I. Spanish Gold Bar. s1hown Dale Gavin (Orlando) by John Heffley (Orange City) Jr. Cloverleaf 2. Sorrento Red, shown by 1. Shawn Clark (Maitland) Mickey 'fllton (Winter Garden) Intermediate Cloverleaf Walk-Trot Equitation (10 yrs. & 1. Pam Cheek (Sanford) under Open Style) Sr. Cloverleaf I. Glen Nelson, riding Annie 1 1. Hubert GillIard (Maitland) Showdown (Maitland) I Jr. Polebending 2. Caryn Mullen, riding i. Rotn Ashton (Geneva) Double D Bars (Orange City) Polebending NEW YORK (AP) Forget holding rights to some players their players would be eligible 30 in six fivc-tean, divisions. Elij~iAZJIL'quit-t ti un ( 17 & uridur) 1. Joan Mangaudis J Orm. IbOut any possible consoh- on those teams. to be signed by NFL Among the cities considered Mary Jane Pritlhett, riding Beach) datlon between the 55.)ear-old. "For our 29th and 30th teams, even if they became freeteams, agents leading contenders are PhoeCrazy Horse (Longwood) Sr. Polebending National Football League and we are going to stock them with at those times, nix, Birmingham, Ala., Mem. Michelle Jorgenson, riding I. Hubert Gilliard (Maitland) the infant World Football NFL players, just as we are Meanwhile, Rozelle said no phis and Honolulu. Ironically, D.D. Aquarius (Longwood) Flag Race-Jr. League ... as long as Pete . going to stockour Zlth and 28 th decision had been reached on the last three currently have English Equitation (13& over) I. Shown Clark (Maitland) zelle Is NFL commissioner, teams v',h NFL player" awarding of the .Seattle fran. WE'!. teams JH ndu; T1mt. Fid-611 Race Asked about the poszbi1ity of In fact, no NFL teams will be else. The commissioner said The owners also voted to play White Knight (Orlando) I. Pattle Detter (Chuluota) such an amalgamation Thurs- stocked with any more WFL three groups two from the 1976 Pro Howl Game, Stormy Carroll, riding Sr. Flag Race day, Rozelle said emphatically, players for the remainder of Seattle were bidding for the matching alktars from the Eternal T-Bird (Longwood)1. Robert (G "There will be no complete or this season. The NFL owners franchise, which is scheduled Non-Blue Esiglluli Equitation. partial merger wi th any World made that decision Thiraday, begin play in 1976, along wi to American and National Confer. Junior hUgh Point th ences, in the Superdome In Open Robin Ashton (Gs) Football League teams. The at the conclusion of their twoTampa. The commissioner said Louisiana on Monday night, Elizabeth Hokomb, riding Reserve Ribbon: Kelly league never has considered it. day meetings. the decision probably would be Jan. 26. This season's Pro Bowl Hokey BrorrunAl (hWt1xW) Halker (Apo*) rie World Football lAigm will In Paging such a resolution, made within the next month. Gatne, the first under the lights, Jinni Qilneill, Riding Iowa Intermediate High Point have to make it or not make it the owners broadened a longThe Tampa franchise was Is scheduled for Jan. 20 1915, in (Orange City) Trophy: Pain eek (5JJ) on its own, without any help standing rule that had been In awarded Wednesday to Tom Miami's Orange Bowl. Jr. English Pleasure Reserve Ribbon: Linda From us. effect against the signing of Ca. McCloskey, a Philadelphia Rozelle said the possibility of I. D.D. Aquarius, ridden by øo (ow of Sitting "We have our own expansion nadlan Football League and bu ilder and real estate devel- extending the 14-game schedule hA c he I Ie J orgenson &-Mar Farms) plans and there would just be minor league players. orer. e..s h.......l .I....__ LUIJVU UUWII - - ' - - ' -' - 0 - •- - - ' 11 u,iu MELLOW FELLOW by Alan Maver . on As Rozelle Ru e N L WFL - mt. - I veranda. Twin red brick chimneys tower above the three-story which Is Victorian in design, but with a distinctive Scandanavlan flavor. What is now Idyllwllde was once a small Swedish settlement, Inside the borne, with spacious foyer magnificent staircase and high-ceilinged mantels are preserved, as are many of the tiles around the fireplaces, and colonial style chandeliers replace only those light fixtures which were beyond repair. The country-style kitchen with cabinets and tough hewn mantel boasts all the modern conveniences. Shoemaker has insulated the couple making dreams In a swayi ng porch swing. And as one wanders through those gracious old rooms and the magnolia and palm shaded grounds, one can imagine voices of children and old people whisperi ng down the year, te lling of happy times in days gone by. One can also imagine the ,,..I., •I.'.s ek,... ......,.t__ eI.d.l tI.... t_a& 'WI, %IU7 IJ; v: 5v U IU U IflA* room, UUL left home filled wi th family and urestoration to the friends for a They stripped all the Paint from enhance the rich heart pine bedrooms are carpeted. Its modern the peeling exterior and grain of the wood. This is Shoemaker felt it would almost imagination of whoever chooses Thanksgiving or Christmas Shoemake: decided a warm enlivened by a white trim be a crime to cover the to buy the home. It woWd nuke gather ing. The beautiful DeForest home beechnut stain would best around the balconlea and large beautiful hard pine floors of the a perfect dormer or playroom. downstairs rooms. The kitchen fireplace cries is One Of many grand old homes The stained glass windows of out for a grandmother in a In Sanford. Woujdn't it b' the living room remain to filter rocking chair knitting by its wonderful if all could be colored patterns on the dry- glow; the breezy front restored to their original walled and papered walls. The veranda is lonely for a loving grace? structure, its - I ALM its scored cherry - - a-. \ 1• -.---- - - - --.-- - - ' 0 - - , Ch .'YCt Z/1(JO/? 41'PPR 409q1R. 440M /iFPROb WI7'/i Adel 411A# It..9 C01/IP : - f#i ( ------ AARr 5OiIi '7C*W& /#(E .4 tt /61q,#f = - -= Il 2. 1104Y &omznell. ridden Hubert GiWi of their teams, If we did, there regular season ends on Nov. 13 bllity that two more franchises the exhibition games might be by Elizabeth Holcomb Reserve HI on: Darlene CmIdbeallsorUo(problems, and the CFL regular season would k- added for 1976, (Maitland) such as teams In our league concludes on Nov. 3, none of (reastnii leaioe mcmbershlnin. counted as regular-season Childress (Ormond Beach) - - - - - 4 77 EAO* • - - _d - ) ____ ' - 0 •L " ' , a 0 -_ DW,$ht.d by Xb,t FutUTO 5y4 - Before renoaton, tuC Oiu e ores 0_ "•' - An added air of elegance -Shoemaker (top right) and his team, Jeff Davis, Pat Scott, Ruth Michelson, wear period costume - After renovation, the home is a fine cut and polished historical gem �_- - - -- - - -- - - .- - - - j 2C-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974 N -W 1 Parents Prayer Juni F or Enthusiastic ughte Da r Area Couples Engaged 'Cops Coleman-Fraga ____ _____ Interest is running high In the Winter Springs Junior Police. More than 45 youngsters, ages 10 to 13, attended the last DEAR ABBY: Please reprint "A PAREN'T'S PRAYER." I meeting held Oct 23 at the have just become a grandmother and want to give to my Winter Springs Com munity daughter. Thank you. AssoclaUon Building in Sun- NEW GRANNY shine Park. DEAR GRANNY: With pleasure. It was written by Gary C. Winter Springs Fire Dept. Slyers, founder of highlights for Children, a fine, wholesome and . , . -. ; -,_':=_ ei _.__ ~azl~ ,=~ ~.==- j- 4 . ,, , ________ Lake Monroe. Born in Havana, Cuba, the "• - - bride-to-be Isa 1974 graduate of Sanford Christian School and is curren tly employed at Atlan tic \ ' ('V flfMYtI In San ford , : ,w - - policeman, spoke on cm Is the granddaugt'ter of Mrs municatlons. Scott explained Junior Police open to tee na A t)'lUV' tYl) gers Maria Theresa Cordonet, •,.,. ii A na PRAY rnni ER ,, m , common pouce Ca II ages ii ',i .rs y are aff ilia •, ted Miami, and the late Jose and told how emergency ca lls with the Explorers Council of Cordonet, arid of Mr. and Mrs (1 ht au nis F ,Ihc r mike me a better parent. Teach me to are handled After the lecture, Central Florida Interest in this Carlos Fraga Hava na unders ta nd my children, to listen patiently to what they have to he passed out the Information older group has be en ' ' oss . ____ — - IL f . l ' mino e D.C. I II s ______ T. rrI' _____ i -_~_ - - ,_ —I- ... 1. . - . . Is . MARIA FRAGA " 't .,, N. J L, I I . - -- -. '.Vr M w_ -' r A- 177Z ;M-7, &__0 . 'T ' I ''*,. _, - _________ ________ , • _______ .- % = ".-7- NEW YORK (AP)-With one that stuff about creative di- are some practical and realistic survives, the couple could enjoy tt~_ '— " - . . ... 1. 4 "',i '4 " -I - f . .1 % i . I . . I . I I U i':' , t . . - Dteams are for building toether t '. COUNTY COMMISSION c — - F1 Anfl I # - Longer g , BPW Supports ERA ____ ,- 1 I. I V ____ , / - 11 J i I i i - . . " . ': . - -' ____ ' ________ I - .1 I ;~ 16-~F~- " I 11. i .--* 4A _V4. I --k;,. 'e., : ;.= I I ij -I i I !; i .I --Wv!1I bjuild to-gether into the reality of an eyer-deepening love. We have some very important building-blocks for dreams, whenever y ou're ready. Men's and women's malching gold wedding bands. All rings are 14 karat yellow np,!d Pycept E and Fr which are IS karat yellow ~ ~7 I - - U ~ Jar* and Wally PNOP, IsoC - r. JJndays 1240 I -.r,,-(W ". Club, Aecica Evss, — 8342s11 nAmcrIcard. Maser - ChJ .____._-:__- - ., . - 11 I - - __w - F aI L___1 N ;121&1- i Ir a ____ _______ - ,ri, III = - Mffl = = I , . 1 — .4 / ' / 0- % - ., - - 1" - . % 'j o- - ~- r -1.__ ___'.. , - TJi i 1. ,- ?,. ~ . .11 ----AN--- W=.,__~~_______ - - - _55F __` that's how the First si lIi:ile students iii I.yman s iIa cat e DR ~ , ~w LAMB F r- Heart Attack ss see th • . directing gently but firmly. And the kids respond with enthuslasm. ernst helpf ul around here Just like the local handymen!" i% - Won't End Sex ' . c - after he or she leaves the hos- activity and no comment about hunt, Barbara Machnik. Marti Smith. and Sharren Vihien. I I III ~ 'r14 11 ' - 11'- ab ' 5, _______ ' -4c 4 -- . - . - - — 1. ___ ' -. % VY ~ Phyllis Marlene Hibdon & Randall E. Hibon wt. Name . . Vernon ii-' e. A man may Terry N. Long & social worker. My duties in-. be told as he leaves the hospital Lo ng. elude, among other things, a after a heart attack that he can Moncla Walters & Earl F. discussion with family mern- only' walk around in the house. Walters, wi. Name Trent bers of the patient's activities With severe limitations on his Enid L Kelley & Wni., INSTALLED Ileft to right, top) Debbie Garland, Suzi Hamiz, Sherry Gardner, cleanhness of the room and yet Patricia Ann Flynn .' - Cathy Rauerle, and Donna Feuerbahn; (bot tom) Pat Bolt, Pat ., I Michael William Flynn & - as A Another committee will take charge of general order and f& — •.-- Recently Initialed into the Sanford Junior Women'. Club were I - -_1 , ,,, . ,, _________________ <:, -- - ... _. - z : _ t ,- IN barras.ced working with them. Instead, they sit down flat on "•"' ---i.. _____ Meft 1 hand.ymen - NEW JUNIORS ° another directs indoor learning a c tivities. Towering over the children in the room, the male students are * f 4, (ç__ /1kr_-__AQ'& - -- - ating It with the children ' A . ,,' , ':? ' . e . . r T!~tt --,;z--_- ;W, . .. I- . — - -A 111110~ Pilots IMES Host Show Of Hobbies There's still plenty of space for those amateur and professi onal hobbyi sts W h o wish to take advantage of the Sanford Pilot s Home and Hobby Show to display their handiwork. Scheduled for Nos.9, 12noon. 9 p.m., In the Sanford Civic Center, the show will run Do w ntown ANFORD PLAZA STORE A g SOPEN SUNDAY NOV 3 , I . I. 1, - - -, , . 1%, - . ]I I .tj \ /"l 7 - S. C4A ' ' I." ' - - ". )i".;.'.--- - Crafts and hobbies of all kinds qualify for the Home and hobbies Show, including painting, photography. wood -- - - - - __i:___._ - - _ __ - _. ~__ Bob Mac Grady & Dora Mac. -. 5-Piece 1' rrn1al-cd tea and çç $1 ')A95 ONLY 1 ' carving, sculpture, glass ~___ - = x-_ ,~ sex in bed by his doctor, he may pital. . Karen Lvn Alexander & Kent. mllections, sewing, terrarium The question of sex relations then engage in sex requiring Helene Tanner & Howard L.$ collections, and more. J has been broached by some of much more work by the heart __ __ . __. -_ - I ~ . Iletty J. Wilmot & Thomas C. the spouses. I have re ferred to than tippy-tocing around the Casey C. Brewer & Margaret which includes a spaghetti the literature, but can find little house in the daytime to protect Griffith, %I name Griffith. supper served from 4:30 - :30 . - __ "_ ,-I.- ., or no Information Qfl this his heart. ).*, . ~, Jessie Robt. Brewer & p.m.. W I 0 U ' subject or such unhelpful corn- StimI other patients are afraid Claudine alker. projects. t These Include: mental . 1. J ment3 as "...although anginal to resume normal marital life, . Donald L Hobart & Sara C. _ health and retarded patients, N II_1!;_ iz es provoked because they are afraid they Jeanne K. Schroeder & , . milk bank, the Sheriffs Safety . by sexual intercourse, complete will drop dead in the process. It Jwnes. i - "N . program, Seminole Junior abstInence of ten has a worse is true that this sometimes Vincent Sirfres & Neida A. ' College scholarship, and effect upon the patient. He occurs, but the isolated Central Florida Zoological ltrah Jean O'Bvrne & shouldbetaughttoavoidsexual tancesgetwidecoverageorare Society. Dennis SHOWING OFF 'FRIENDLY CITY' excitement, but when he feels exaggerated by word of mouth For more information, Ruth L Lewis & Clarence D. the need, he should have nor- while all of those who return to Virginia Longwell, executive assistant at the Greater Sanford contact Marion Rethwell at Charla Kay Golloher & David normal life get no headlines. Cliamber of Commerce,Ill proud of the Chamber's newest color mal sexual relations." Seminole Junior College, or Sue brochure on The original studies by Dr. or • Just lug I have patients in their 30s as Stevenson at 918 Park Ave., 'Clovis Lucas & Lula I. envious of our winter suns hIse. well as 70s. With paralysis of William Masters and Virginia Sanford Susan C. Plunkett & their extremities, as well as Johnson showed that sexual C speech difficulties in some ins- activity to climax caused an tances, these patients ha ve increase in heart rate to levels & Marion Fliz Tilghman Bickel 'ii r already suffered severe between 110 to 180 beats per damage to their self-image. To minute (an optimal resting rate C~nttuii F. lllmlock & Mark have the wife or husband dis. should be closer to 80). I'lie courage any sexual relations blood pressure Increased 40 to llenv,hel Win. Davis Jr., & means I column by 2 in. would only tend to further 80 points for the systolic (updepreciate the patient's set[- per) reading and tFe diastolic (lower) 20 to 50 points above the mage. ad to be noticed or ef. Some physicians hate their resting lesel Respirations fective? You're reading Frinecs F hlunzer & Henry taboos relative to discussing increased to3flor 60 breaths a this onel such subjects, which may ema- minute, which is quite fast. Such data demonstrates that, nate from their personal feel. - NS ing.s that such relations are not among other things, the sexual _________________________________________ %.' " discussed in polite company, or act is physical exercise. In. because of their lack of in- creased heart work .J& I/ % . 2%W W/ formation on such relation- before the act, resulting from 2, 61f . *,-,. ,X -NN . V TA44P .. NOW40 1% - ,-2 ." ship& One physician looked the release of adrenalinc In the I parising level of excitement. So. vAth horror at the wife of a -4 . .* tient who asked what help she both emotional and physical / / .4 . I J . might give her husband, relat. factors are involved in the in. I' 1W . - ---ing she had observed him creased work of the heart. - 111- i, , k I Heilerstein of Dr Herman . gently stroking the body a -V. seminude female in a maga Cleveland studied heart pa itne The nurses tend to classify tients to see if the Mask rs and " r the male or female pitient who Johnson data from normal peo. ,ON I 4I IIb indicates any interest in sex as ple applied to patients with Thanksgiving Day Dinner Menu 1- 7 . _i - r__ __ N -.. the "dirty old non or old heart disease. The patients had Noon Until 8 P. m. woman." I read with interest an Increase in heart rate, too, z A ~ _^ ,N_ _# - -@%I %Wt ~V '1_1 1N, Assorted Salads Galore your articles In our newspaper but to peak levels only bietween - -- - - . - ~ ~ ind appreciate )- our conception 90 and 144 beaU pvr minute. .I- __ - - .zz_- - - -%~_ ;; . . -- .- - ' - SUNDAY . - . with handles. Each piece . . W__ coffee pot, 12-cup tea pot, had - se ur . -- rndsndusily Footed. SundayonlyV 10 - and Silver I ruaieu IVI I—I—.--- H nOiiOWare o oware ll Zales ID Golden Years AM We've Only just Begun. ' .&' r* K"Vt*`A 1 • "&'If 9 r'-... .. /&irl CW%t;"- (OA:r- .. • i....,, .' . . ---------,M—T t -a ! ! -1— - - _z - . igr!=7?~xA I • . • ve - STATE SENATOR (Vote for One) ,*~ -_ i-1 - ___ - 7 .___, __ __. " ~ - - = .= - I , Ruist Round of Beef Baked Chicken '- I 1 WILSON Snowflake Potatoes Buttered Squash Buttered Green Peas Brown Gravy Giblet Gray Assorted Fresh Fruits Mincemeat Pie Punipkin • All You Can Eat $5.50 Children Unde r 12, $2.50 Choice of But ci or aule Service I ___ = Numv , ' 1 # Jello Molds Milk CoffefTea Station, New York, N.Y. 10019, the For a copy of Dr. I.anib's by umber of patients I have seen bDoklet on Impotence, send 50 w ho been Instructed n cents to detail about all their living ask for the "Impotence habits except what todoabout booklet. : = - tI ; D .~ cheers for you. We need a lot not so easy so there is less more people like you who are direct informa ti on about blood interested in helping people not pressure responses. only to recover from the im. Send your questions to Dr. mediate effects of illness, but in Lamb, in care of this newspa. being able to return to a nor. inal, satisfying life in its per, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City = ~qw - Cranberry . Sauce totality. - - 1111111 Rww 0 -- 11 S - school lunch and serving and . \ \ 0q ~_ person. Perhaps you could give high heart rates was limited to me some suggestions on how to minutes. Unfortunately the ability to measure blood pres. cope with this problem. DEAR READER — Three sure In these circumstances i5 - •••IM Ave., Sanford - " M . I . __ ._~ party homing Barbara Jorris on her birthday was held Oc-t. 22 I -- . _-.r-- togA A ci pagne-ctcak dinner Call -- -.--- -_ - Celebrating her first blrthday i. was Meilsa Mkhele Magner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Magner, 2632 Oct' Moha wk Ave., Sanford. Serving the Seminolt, Volmis Area Colltct (30$) P1818 OrlAillift -- ¼ Z Paternal grandpmnti are Mr. and Mrs. Murhn Turner Sr,, Sadord. F — -- Inn - the birth of a 7 lb. 13 oz. daughter, Marilyn Allinson, born Oct. 26 at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. _. — . 1 l rr -4 - ,j1 -_ 0, J * 11 ' i Ps cobs Fine- Jewelers Since 1890 Calmal Tarl-i.-a Dait_~nd Open f' ~-__ ___~ - ____ - U -_ Cuslom h Cleaner- s & Fur Storage 319 WEST 13th Sanford, Fl. Ja - Mr and Mrs Murlin Turner , I' - Mffrifllsfand t-1-,-n;AC*.k-"!.,x_AIe.1-tPaImProch - -I i4.t,.n X - ~! ____________ ' '— MW d Home 3?2-3315 - Altamonte Mail AffamoRfo W141; YOUR AERO ~ To Love IstoGive. Do Something Beautilul.• - - ~__ 0114 I ._. _ I _ __ 1~__ E. $150. F. $125. G. Si3G. H. $140. A 9 r assume all responsibility and guarantee the entire lob. -1 Birthday We help you choose .at home. We take all measurements, I tie shining out ahead, lull of the dreams that you . __ . z I __ You love her. She loves you And all your lives _ - . committceswhlchrotateduties each week, While one cornmittee is directing play ac- - - Happy ) -__ __ I , -a~ -~1 _- - * * Carpefing 4 v . . ,_.,"~ -. . J.t ,-,.~ -~-. , . . = I I - ' ncan i I Make - ' the Nar_ffftl_ - fr" , ' . COUNTY COMMISSION I , . what? We're having a real good time." For three hours day, class of 19 seniors and juniors meets with Mrs. McCloud. The first lectures, films and discussions Iheretof the tutu.. they w o rk wi th the children The class is divided into . y // I - TIUI While roaming outside Winta colors produced, Ono all -F.. % Springs lastweek,J discovered have touches of gold. a little flower shop in Altamonte texture of the individual flower — _____ Springswhereauniqueproce,, determines the texture of the A. . . N i / of The board of directors of the positive position on thc antiquing floral finished "permanent" flower. I l illir, arrangementa is used. Florida Federation of Business ainendinent." Alter being antiqued, to suit and Professional Women's Owner-operators Vi David flowers my Ms. Sharyn Smiffi of the of. be arranged ,~ ~ " OIL a. ~ C. .6 and Jo-Ann Ballentine ex. any decor, but bok part,icularly Clubs will hold Uwir mid-year fice of Atty. Gen. Robert A _; , z. ! plained the flowers are put attractive in antique or modern board meeting at Ithe Sheraton Shevin, will address the group 6 DISTRICT2 through two special processes containers of pewter, crystal, Inn, Fort Myers, Nov. 8 — 10. at the legislative banquet, Nov. Paid hr meeting is open to the 9. to arrive at the distinctive copper and wicker. D. entire mshii 1111111111111~ ____________________________________________________________________ A primary item will be planning the strategy for 1 r working and lobbying for the F. - __ 7- ratification of the Equal Rights J mendment. State preildent, Mrs. Phyllis Solomon of _-~_ , - - - _7 ___ The Home You Liye In will be the ' year for Florida 77M -- - ~ . -,ratification. We are making it -i=_, . our business to know the _____ . position of the E.R.A. of every Take advanfa of candidate and every in. _ =~ ____ - cumbent. We will work for and Home Decorating Service ____ support those w ho are ta king a . .i . ,, preparing the day's snack for ' %~ Ift %. .. ; . - , V1 ;_ -' -- ______ A I I a - -.". NV I II -. '' ' stims _______" I .. ' nm ,,,.._, -. Teens Support s. — . '' ' - one of them admitted, "but - --: - (finator3 for both groups. More out of every three marriages in vorce." . proganis geared toward the the money in their old age, and "Unfortunately," Dr. Kiel. marriage-minded. Noting that if it fails, the children would be This organization is opened to adults are needed. If you are this country ending In divorce, .i g Friedman says, e often run dHungary , all boys and girsi In Winter interested in working with these PSYt ' insist that provided for or the wife could . ous department. Most people ng for a marriage use the money getting an eduDEAR ABBY: You advised women who were flat-ch,ested and Springs between the ages of 10 youngsters, please contact one FrieclInan and divorce attorney I. wanted silicone implants to consult their family doctors about and 13. There is also a group of of the advism for information. Henry Baskin have taken a people go out and select a sec- license take courses in budg* cation to support herself and e' " # unique step in trying to ond mate very much like the efing, family planning, sex edu- the children. which plastic surgeon to go to, so that's what I did Well, I thought ~, , Dr. Kiel, alleviate the burdens and prob. first so that there is never any cation , inter-personal relation. y doctor was going to throw me out of his office! He said I was lems faced by millions con- point where they have exam. ships and the like, she wonders Friedman even envisions legal crazy and vain" and the way he carried on was enough to send tem plating disorce med hat occurred to cause the ti thtre are no such pro- contracts being drawn by the nie awa% in tears. I c,v*t tell you how hurt I was. It had taken me Over 75 teens were treated to Holzman acted as chaperone "I've Ilad It, You've Had It! first divorce. I parties which would three) ears to getup the courage to ask turn. grains made available here. marriage their first real' dance here in along with Sonnyand Alberta Advice on Divorce from a Law. I had talked it over with my husband, and he apeed that if I the city last Saturday evening. I Mitchell, Wanda and Vinny Dr. Kid-Friedman believes She also wonders why there is state what they expected to get and a Psychologist" is the we make it too easy to get no such thing as divorce Insur. out of the relationship, with wanted to have silicone implants it was all right with him. Do you believe that this was a First for Kearns, who are Youth Coor-Yer handbook which evolved from married in this country and know of any reliable paistic surgeon in my area I could go to? If Winter Springs, the first time a dinators for the Group. Also ance where, if the marriage renewal options every year. the creative efforts of these two very àft.en people get married not, how can I find one? five band, 7be Kanyon, has Kathy Shaw, and Frenchy and individuals. And. according to as adolescents lacking in selfELECT E. C. HARPER, JR. TO THE . i FLAT INN.J. performed In the city and the Carlo Pfaff. Dr . Kiel-Friedman , consulting sufficiency. "More to the DEAR FLAT: Contact your County Medical Association, and first time a teen dance was held SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD 77* dance was such a SueDISTRICT ONE ask for a list of their board accredited plastic turgeons. __ and paid for by teenagers cess, that a return engagement psychologist and marriage point~" she says, "I think this — counselor at the Psychological idea of lndividual pursuit of DEAR ABBY:I am writing a paper on modern marriage and themselves. Ttiat is the spirit of is planned for Nov. 9 at 7:30 Resources Center in Birming- happiness which takes prefer. I Ila American enterprise! p.m. The same band will be on would apprecate your help ham, Mich., it was written to ence over everythiing else at' This was not a money making hand This dance will also h-cm th e wiles point of view, what is the most common prop t t that e I American Ms to Q osition, it ra ther a treat featurea COffl f'O&St. There J2 complaint about her husband? few marria ' this remain dolescent " hem. 1I 1 1_\ From the husband's point of view, what Is the most Common for the youngsters. Financially, be no prepaid tickets. are really happy. selves. There're so busy coming th e Winter Springs Youth Donations will be for each complaint about the wife? "People mar riag e by' I I! II El 1 person attending the dance and B.H. Group broke about even. with the wrong set of values, unreasonable parents." ri were so fee you wan DEAR Bit' The wife's Number One com"laiut "My Ya with no preparation and with no Children, of course, suffer a f ____________________________ Ruth Hobxnan, wife of the Fire irldulge your appetite in a busband doesn't appreciate me." realistic expectations. Exgreat deal during and after an by Campaign Tro-4turer Chief Charles Holzman. .delicious corn roast. II - Paid Political Adv. DEMOCRAT ,11 The husband's Number One complaint: "She nags me.tv pecting that one person is going unstable marriage. One to meet the totality of their tion Dr. Kid-Friedman serves f-K" PrWernsl You,il Ietl t*Iter if YOU get it Off your Chest. For a An ncom mon Name hat one Is never going to is to Uy and stabilize at least personal reply, write to ABBY; BCII No ö9700. LA.. Calif. 90049. Enclose stamW. "if aodr*vs change and that one doesn't one parent so the child can dex or seven energetic woman pity on the woman and A Hate IO*rile Ietter?Se*I5ItOAbIVang ommon Cause *33LMy e a prepare r flRJ Ry afterrJO011 . in the to 91" thern a hand, One municute about Uxse things She claims womer have got to for All occaons." messy task of washing cai's. Volunteer was all dressed UP in where there Is an unconditional start becoming self-sufficient These ladies, members of the uniform and stationed himself contract," she says and give up the child-like role Ladles Auxiliary to the Winter on State Road 434 to wave cars Ma divorce psychologist, Dr. they've been accustomed to. Springs Volunteer Fire into the washing Keil-Friedinan looks at the Yet, Dr. Kiel-Friedman points 4 ook on this arduous taks to 4 r -. psychological effects divorce out, (Pronou th nce d " ey have th e obligation to quick-cow-skill) raise enough money to par. The Auxiliary Would like to hase bades for the Volunteers, t hank all those who par- has on the m.any people lit. see to it that men catch up with volved. With piercing look she them concer ni ng the new Ideas They raised over $60. ticipated in this most successful says, "If people only knew what on women's liberation. ftlitIC&I Adv,. Paid OW 61 CSFI`1101819" Triial DEMOCRAT Some of the Volunteers took day. divorce was all about they What Dr. Kiel-Friedman I would never start to believe would like to see put into effect I , '- - "- D ivorc 11 ,, F Stake me fair and Just and kind. And Ill me, 0 Lord, to be loved and respected and imitated by my children. Amen, Women 'Mop Up"Autos ... f!. - '. - - ' •. , ' !t' . Bless me with the bigness to grant them all their reasonable First Aid procedures, tripi to Mitchell, Betty Eastham and requests, and !be courage to d.ny them privileges I know will do local police facilities, and Nancy Booth act as e0or- - - In " --- they're 1 - ("f't . .. Lawrence Sch.ick, 103 Country 11 Club Dr., Sanford. He Is a 1971 .j . . graduate of Madison Township )''i ' . High School, Old Bridge, # . )* : Ai ; . . _I4 where he was on Ow track ~ " WANDA WATKINS team. Currently he is a student at Seminole Junior College. rir -- . ' - grandson of Mr. and Mrs. a - .' Willi The future bridegroom, born in New York City, is the 1 p . . . - __ - , being around little ki ds," said and hae kids of our own It's to child day care than that," she w as no active recruiting of indoor activities tall, modishly dressed good to know how to take care smiled, , . male class members, With This doesn't mean the boys Raymond ams. of them." This is the fourth year the day encouragement from the school don t have their fair share of cooking, reading, and e ven taking the children to the 11 11111111111 t.:;.. .___ .;-'• -,-WA-. ... .. bathroom. They do! .. . . __________ 'E' - ,. . (lUu . i.W1 The children, she added, adore the boys. It seems more Mrs. McCloud endorsed the sentiment. "They thought would be an easy course, just "I really dig the class. I like later, we're going to be hooked —I _______ C ent er I C their teacher, Mrs. Zula Earl Williams. natural for the boys to be McCloud, It has been a change Robe rt Scott added with a The program has always outdoors engaging the kids in in the right direction, grin, "Some (lay, sooner or playing with kids all day, but been open to both girls and the more active games, while -. .' Se she w a o 1 1, according to both students and cleaning -up the yard," added the "rand LI uaugiiter us mI'S. --: Lon g a course in Standard Red Cross Smart, Sonny Mitchell, Alberta I ' Sanford She Is a 1973 graduate say. and to answer all their questions kindly. Keep me from in- and told the group to learn the lukewarm, but is beco . The bridegroom was born in t ernipung them or contradicting them. Make me as courteeu$ to signals for a test next meeting. more active. A meet m , a. e attended i ng was them as I would have them be to me. Forbid that I should ever Throughout the talk, the held at the home of Alberta and Seminole High School and is a laugh at their mistakes, or resort to shame or r1dIrile when they youngsters asked many Sonny Mitchell Friday evening. 1972 graduate of Seminole displease me. May I never punish them for my own selfish questions showing an enJunior Colege. He works at For more information satisfaction or to sho,A my power. thu:siastic interest in police Junior Police. contact the Western Electric, Sanford, Let me not tempt my child to He or steal. And guide me hour work. The wedding will be an event police department or this by . hour that I may demonstrate by all I say and do that honesty Scott will be at the next writer. of Dec. 14, at 3 p.m. at All Souls produces happiness, meeting Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at An adult advisory board Catholic Church, Sanford. R ed uce. I pray, th e meanness in me And when I am out of the Community Association consisting of Police Chief John nc Ip m () lnrd to hold rn tongue P'n"iu H ill bring' i m.d (noruh ( IflI tIfli 11 1 l iy I eii- be mindful that my children are children and I up radio and con ti nue his Booth, Reserve Capt. Ed shoWd not expect of them the judgment of adults. course or communications.Smart, Reserve -Officer Harry Itmenotrob th emof theopportunJty(owaiton thcxnsel'cs Future meetings wilifeature Pitman, Patrolman Beau and to make decisions, A - Sunday, Nov. 3,1974-3C ay are Cl ass D Boys become parents, too. Two of his classmates, A comment from the sixth care program is being offered guidance counselors, the first seems logical they should have Nathaniel Bouey and Willie member of the male contingent at Lyman, Mrs. McCloud six boys made the break with the opportunity to learn how to Smith, also gave enjoyment of in the class, Earl Fossit, drew continued. It is part of the or- tradition this year, and signed take care of children, along working wi th children their shamefaced looks cupational home economics up for the day care program. from with future mothers, reason for joining the class, other five' "We thought It'd be course, and trains students for "And It's working out real Th is year for the first time, "Besides, they need boys three easy credits," he ad. jobs as day care center aides, well," Mrs. McCloud praised boys are joining the Child Day around here to do the man's mitted. Mrs McCloud believes at least her burly students. Care class at Lyman High, and work - moving furniture rind —I .f m bride ! be who was born National Bank of Sanford. She Tri Guys 'Dig' Circle, Sanford, and the late ir~ . Deputy.Scott Kenneth, a former Mr. and Mrs. John M. Watkins, Rt. 2, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter Wanda Lee, to Steven — Peter Sc hick, son of Mrs. Sydelle Schick, 120 Anderson 1 edcuational monthly magazine which I recommend highly - -1 - ___ _ Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL Schick-Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Carla Fraga, Lake Dot Dr., Sanford, announce the engagement of their 1hieT Maria, to Andrew Coleman, son of Mr a nd Mrs. Clarence Driggers, ___ - By ABIGAIL VAN RUBEN - 1 DEAR ABBY NANCY'S NEWSI NOTES I - I - - - I - * I * I 0 0 ~ r - ___ Z__ �C—Stinday Her!d, Sanford, Fl. Marriag John G. Dunn Jr., 20,902 Scott Roxeann C. PoUhlo, 17, 1530 Claris P. Percie, 25, S. Ronald Dlshinan, 20, lIt 2 P. Penny Sydney, Nova Scotia. Montgomery, So Bayou M. Box 334 Oviedo, Patricia A. Semoran Blvd., Marianne D. Ave., Pamela S. Galloway, 18, Hilltop Rd., Casselberry. Raines, 17, Dean A. Nelson, 23, 579 Casselberry Sparta Tenn., Edith J. Stock, Arthur C. Williams, 28, 805 1st 20, Rt 1, Box 213B. Marom, 20, 2348 SuJjvJ Rt. 1, Box 75A. Cynthia J. Ray, 18, 1208 Gregory B. Bulock, 24, jOju. J Gililvan 47 Tangelo Michael C. Hoenlng, 24, 24 St., Shirley M. Degroat, 22, 109 Rd., Maitland. Edgar Bass Jr., 31, 1200 W. Palmetto Ave. Grand%lew Wy. Casselberry, Clara M Fern Ronald B. Ballard, 18, Ri i Beacon Dr., Box 2015, S. Mangoustlne. 8th St., Annette B. Wilder, , Kenneth D. Ylnger, 36, E 429 Susan D. Scott, 24, 624 'FruesdP Ave. Tangelo 51, 236 e!uv Kim A Rosemary Clothier, 33, 16 Randall D. Brooks, 19, 106 1804 Lincoln. Box 372 Oviedo, Fern Park, Nancy R. Matlack, Av, Altamonte Springs, Donna Gilhivan, Par k. anne1 Dr., Ri 1 Box 695, Borkoski, 17, Box 62, Chuluo(a. Bunker Lane. Channel Wayne E. Mitchell, 24, 913 30 Bayou Dr, Casselberry. L. Alkins, 35, E 436 Lk, Mary Fern Corbin W. Viars, 44, 213 LW., Valerie L Crow, 17, 375 Ridgewood Ct. AS, Kay F.B. Robert D. Brenner, 26. 525 Rick] Jay Lay, 20, Deltona 566 Herschel W. Davis Jr. 517 Michael R. Price, 18, Winter Griffin Rd., Apt 97, Orlando, Concord Dr., Donna G. Viars, Jefferson Dr., Casselberry. Baylor, 22,181 S.L. Triplet Dr., Dunlap Dr., April L. Paschal, Lavon Dr., Altamonte Springs, Park, Reda G. Tate, 17, 521 Robert B. Harrington, 19, 261 Casselberry. Judith A. Stein, 29, 101 Melton 37, uine add. 19, same. Mary A. Patterson, 18, 1223 Brightonway, Casselberry. Jack B. Jones, 27, 211 S. Lincoln Rd Casselberry. Bonnie erry Nathan Mhy, 19,131 Lynwood AVApOpka. itt alt riy1 4506 CedarSL Newark, Ohio, Nora KBMmer,lLsame. Don C. 1fleWfttOriandoDrJ)pa1cademy A Vinson B. Faukner, 27, 156C , Lakeview Dr., Tarpon Spgs., E. Kochler, 23, same. Darryl Losterhoudt, 27, 2100 Cummings,58, same. Robinson, 18, 1509 W. 15. Betty S. Cox, 19, 1981 Rouse Lk. Spgwood Cr1 Spgwood Apt. Michael A. Yengllng, 25, 431 Howell Br. Rd., Deborah L. Louise E. Spivey, 56, same Kenneth MacPherson, 58, 532 Londwood, Martha E. Elliott, David J. Pursell, 45, 417 St. Rd. Orlando. Hibiscus St., Casselberry, Clark, 26, same. address. El Dorado, Casselberry, Gladys David Winter Garden, Carol A. Arthur L Bradley, 20. Rt. 1 29, same add. e Application Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974 s . - - 60 } - 20% g 4A • ,, In u s ry d omic K - mci satin piping of n ylon tricot Antron Ill Light teal periwinkle ind very pink sizes P S M i - .L - - - ,..>p . / '). / I' 7, 1,. 4 .. 1'...Jj) , Sale 5.60 Reg. $7. Shift gown with lace / ' , \ c placket and satin piping of nylon tricot Arlron" Ill Light teal, periwinkle and very pink 0 if , / Ilk Sale of' 1 ( I J ) ' Re 2.80 350 Lace IoU satin Electric blankiet i . 16-00 1& - - - c all Sale - . . - :.. , 1'1 - Twin size, reg. 7.49 ......Sale 5.99 '\_-. -- U ila1$15 Nowl 99 singie Control Our electric blankets of Polyester anci acrylic Now u Play F!sher-Prlc@Lt in 3 different sizes. Your choice of popular Twin size, reg. 8.99 ...... Sale 7.19 Full size, reg. 10-99 ...... Sale 8.79 Queen size, reg. 13.50 Sale 10.80 King size, reg. 16.50 Sale 13.20 Acrylic therm& blanket keeps you in summer. warm in winter. Nylon binding. Packed in vinyl bag. Now with Saddle Bag and steel hand brake Family Action Garage. for quicker stopsf t.uu1, single control. Special 17.99 Full dual control, Special 21.99 Sweet Sounds T*nder Love Not Pictured NOW 177 Easy - Sake Oven NOW 10.44 Gas - Powerod Airplangs NOW Evel Knievel Stunt Cycle NOW ,s• - - Clearance P ale -+ 11 - ?!tii- - - $ ' 'P _________________________________________________ - - - '- I Mt ______ ,.._- I Reg. $209 16 cu ft f(ost jrf-p top mount features a Power Ec,.)nomizer to help you save energy in dry kitcheris Has2 v-.getable pans. covered dair morage. interior light and two freezer door shelves Equipped to receive optional ice maker $11 a month* 16* model with cantilever shel ves, wheels Reg. 319 95 4' ----- \ • ---' l 4()8 - Sa e Reg. 269.9S. Sale $239. Six program 1 '' "<J. speed y wash extra rinse and nand wash settings. Variable water level setting, fabric softener dispenser and self-cleaning rin. filter $10 a month' pair &. I features interior light, porcelain drum $8 a month' - - - - -- -- - a vv 499 The first inkling of a severe recession —andwecall it that for lack of a better word — came in late 1970 when a slowdown oc. curred in the construction industry. However, It was for a different reason. In fact, it was beceuseof several different reasons. Let's talk about moment. :: . Winchesler 1400 im-t.n Lin with WinChoke 12 gauge. 22 99 - . 1 Too Much Is ecorative Textiles Offer Everyone Fun Bad wHY RENT c pr floors and veneers. In each case, there Is one IL 111 11 1 CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 a.m. 'III 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. Op,rn Sunday 12:30.5:30 I INVESTMENTS TO SECURE YOUR FUTURE ~4 @ a When ftre is too little water Sure, it as abused b) some But, for the most part it worked When a house holds too much difier is the best way of adding and it kept the home construction Industry going, avoided a recession, and tr adesmen kept their Jobs. Then }IU[)il)ep.artmentof Housirigand Urban Development) came along. It stopped the 235 program. Again the construction i NOW LEASING industry hec;iust of excessive interes t rates, high down pa)ments, and insurmountable monthly house payments kROM $160 started grinding to a halt. Ibis time the government has not acted at least not until recently. And, what the government has done .1. & 3 —in most e v er )bod)'sopinion — willhavelittleornoeffecton I the home construction industry. In our humble opinion, there'll All WITh I no let-up in this present economic crunch until the g6ernment woft k^ #I 1W. dms take some action to make homes available for the newlyweds, the young families. and other families who now want 5#lVw,51ir Appliances to enter the homeo wn ers market the key 19 Sure, -ome say let's never have inother FHA 2M program. But, since Uncle Sam gives our inoney to everybody e!se In this world 11th berm _7 why not use a little portion of It — and a little is all it would take — to Subsidize borties for a short while for families who can't afford * th em0 can talk about the advertising industry, the Ins ur ance thing. i'h industry and all the other giant industries. But remember one Avo -IM Ridgewood ow More people are involved in the construction of homes than SANFORD, FLA, anyouierindustryln th isnatlon Put 1be back to work and you rrfpt' rs"ori nI4rnifl r6('fbc4VV1 in tilc dnrk holp diewoo rime location on Hwy. 17.t2. Beer and wine lic,ns. included. Nowly remodeled. Needs good owners. - Villa,5 • U rate. um f... Ali this for only, fl P V J Six acres onbeauflful Lake Monro, Riparian rights o lake. deal location for high-rise. - Offered for the low price of $35QOC , - " . I 1 - Huml Rental Apadments Bedrooms 111111W w1volif-W + - BLVD - - - e. 2 - ow i Or Too Ll 's ttle - -TV - I The Master's Cove n - 12-16 or 20 ga. Now I I - taxes and insurance will amount to - let's say - $160 per month. government said it would pay — based on your income — let's S W h I 94sta ndar d carbine.6shot 33 ca lever action with exposed hammer- -- I densation occurs on things like Counteracting too much cold water pipes and bathroom moisture demands finding a You'll recall that the cvnstruction industry was grinding to a n way of letting the warm, moist ta Its halt when the government established the subsidy prograrn. air escape or using a Under 235 — in a nutshell — the government said to the family When there is too litUe hu- dehumidifier to trap it. Vents enter Ing homeownership primarily for the first time, If you'll buy nildity, the air steals moisture and fans are used for getting rid this house the government will help you with your monthly from everything it touches. Ob. of the moistureladen air, but payments. For example, you put up a $200 down payment on a jects affected include furniture, often merely opening a window particular house The monthi) pa)ments of principal, Interest, pictures, parts of the building, nos and then is sufficient o Reg 11119.9s Sale $169 Matching electri no six program drying temper atures ' so - - spending a day Judging the Painting her own pictures and . . Government Help *short sleeve Pastel colors - - ,p- o shitis, cantilever shelves, meat pan, j more. Reg Sale ______ K. Men 's dress Sale $289 20 cu It top mount 81 "pusm u RRonDA I I oo torn er wall, sofa, banquette, tablemight be nondescript or barren, ainama's attic. AJ Madison, Wis., cloth and napkins. Another Heading up a committee o127 career girl spent ,w., to UeCO- room of wicker, bamboo and . HOM ES j[ -- . Some showed a "stunning use of fabrics," pointed out Mrs. David E. Skinner of Bellevue, a judge. For example, in Wash.. one s=9 area of a room, four different fabrics were used in a Let's take, for example, the proverbial kitchen sink. Usually By LOUISE L GILL bedspreads and placemats are there are somewhere around 1.5 million to 2 million new homes By ANDY LANG moisture, it can move through that vapor. There are various Extension Home Just a few items which lend constructed every year in this country. AP Newsleatures the walls and get under the kinds of humidifiers on the Economics Agent themselves to such creativity. am-fing NE* MARONDA When borne construction stops there's little nerd for the raw Every time I write about the paint film on the exterior wall, market. If you decide to get When making a de corative *40 v 0.i'o.a ha* materials needed t(, manufacture those sinks. There's little need problems that occur when there The blistering and peeling ttiat one, take along all the %Titten bttn In an age of assembly-line textile, first choose an idea to P"Pit I'll, as .111, for the men and equipment to transport those raw materials th e is too much humidity in the takesplaceonexteriorsurfaces information you can to enable •nl,.li •divd, I'l$$ express on fabric. Observation products hand-made locarne of 1110 are factories. There's little need for the men and machinery to make house, I get a batch of null re- often has noWng to do with the dealer to help you make a , wr"d tow V1 r"&fdlfqq Vogt decorative textiles" can add of one's surroundings may the sinks. There's little need for the men and and materials to minding me of the even worse outside causes but is merely proper choice. This data should to er suggest exciting ideas. ' ' c' ASH package the sinks for shipment. There's little need for the job- troubles resulting from too little result of moisture that has no include the kind of house, the an individual touch to ei th DOWN PAYMENT ANO drobe or houseo ecor. bers. humidity. MONTHLY way to escape from the house number of rooms and people Such inspirations might be an 1' ish to do W There's little need for the warehouses and the men to handle living in, them and whether except through the walls, aerial view of the Irregular Hsml Ad. ith "their hands And w hen the subject matter th e sinks when placed in temporary storage. There's little need Auii?a.ce Plan. there is insulation, as well as ' sixes of city blocks and streets, is lack of sufficient humidity, When there isn't enough storm windows and weath- such as embroidery, are enfor men and equipment to shop the sinks to the plumbing con couraged to create their own a nower garden, a cross section the letter writers want to know rmisture in a house, a heaIth erstripping. tractors. There's little need for men, trucks and tools to transport of a canta.lope or patches of designs and look to their own why I didn't discuss their trou- hazard exists. People are more and install the sinks in homes that aren't being built. clouds in the sky. siusceptible to respiratory inactivities, interests and exbles — excessive moisture. Multiply that sink b% 5,000 other items which go into the You might also look to All right, then, let's look at fections when low humidity ya cortruction of a borne and you immediately begin to understand For either of Andy I1ang's peniences for ideas, ' favorite stories or biblical both sides of the coin this time. dries the mucous membranes what this so called "recession-depression" is all about. booklets, "Wood Finish.1rig in Embroidery is just one thernes such as Joruih and the lining It is our opinion, from th e past and the present, that When there is too much huthe nasal passages. In the Home" or 'Paint Your method used to create a Whale. Or, collaborate with windows addition, in areas w here winter house Inside and Out,' SCud recessions and slumps in the home construction industry have midity in the house 'decor a ti v e t cx tile '' your child and use one of his or 831-4039 heat is required, the furnace cents anda lung, stamped, gone hand in hand. and sometimes walls swea her drawings to interet in V selfFAnbroidery is well known for 678-2162 will have to work harder than addressed envelope to Kno N w, lets return to the 197(b ofusel This condensation its unique texture prod uced by fabric and thread usual when the inside air is cx- Ho w, P.O. Box 477, Huntington, a Wha t's hippening now could eisll haehappenedin IDlOhad k i moist he w creative combination of tra dry — it you are to be com- N.Y. 11743. Be- wre to specify it not been for one thing — the FHA 235 program. air hits cooler surfaces. Besides fabric and yarn. fortable. which booklet you want.) windows and walls, conWall hangings, pillow covers, Big Wheel by Marx. - Complete with cars, figures and more cOlOrS single or double contrai5 too .. In addition to using plants, people found many ways to set AP Newsleatures Writer Indoors and outdoors, plants their homes apart. and gardens serve an archlAn Atlanta bachelor girl tectural and decorati ve func spent onl y but suppieinnt. tion. They may delineate and ed her own little treasures with beautify promi ne nt women who were rate her one-room apartment, rattan was highlighte d by a handsome blue and white lab&mOC*42 I(I hundreds of entries submitted maklngherownlurniture "with .LJ r----4 t) 0s OPOC4 tIJig', rnil j'lue i it.i in tlic 1975 Burlington Ho use Deni m is tht. ihuui (it CUlt. Awards, Ladybird Johnson paint." While she was at it, she young entrant who used it on a I commented that she was over- gave herself a family - She i"' C m ... sofa, a wall and a television set . --.1 1 whelmed b the 200 garden en- cared and painted chairbacks Men'sentrleswereextremel} 1 Cal suau tries, and the homes entries in the f orm of people Another Interesti DI" ng One man's con.T small apartment dweller • tha t seem ed to get over o iizo 1-[!jT ""AWN erted houseboat was a message that decorating is vas- turned her little place into a shingled two-story one with a tly improved with the addition Paris flat with canvas-covered IC stained-glass window. There walls, off beat art and furnishof plants was a unique beer-can house ings for what she called "a Another man described his doit"Have you ever seen so man SPOOkY, warm effect." yourself entry as "cavelike, door plants! i come across .,,-,,,.,J -M them over and over," she sa!d, Ingenuity showed up in many rnaca e." tair rises ranged first floor plan as she flipped one board of areas. A long, narrow bathrwm from 8 to 11 inches, a gasoline entries after another. was made more interesting by can was used as a decoration using a rug-covered step up to and drinking glasses; were kept She as particularly interin a cage It was one of those the bathtub at one end of ested in budget, do-it-yourself room. And another career girl houses — w hen he got it all tin . and economy decorating enI . built herself a "tree house" in ished, his wife moved out. tries, and most of these were her apartment. The after-hours enhanced by plants, perch was a step-tip to a biC "One Wng that has im- level, carpeted platform made pressed me most, though, is with two by fours topped with y" rVIVIIII Uiata lot of beautiful gardens p1)O0(L rr erZ are being used as therapy or a wall and wooden out the tool of education in institutions, head helped ca -. I'd really like to spend more tas). ( time looking at the entries horON RESERVOIR Young craftswomen had i LAKE ticulturally." rooms tailored to their needs. 113mes entries included con- For weaving, there was light, future second floor pion ei-7-3 Bedroom Apts. temporary and traditional air, sunshine at the loom and a •Swirnmlng Pool homes, 18th and 19th century bin for the storage of THE TYPE OF HOME WHICH GROWS WITH YOUR BUDGET *Tennis Courts dwellings, eclectic homes and within easy reach. For jewelry Colonial charm Is not the only thing that Plan HA9501 offers; It grows with your budget. The center *Fishing L Boaling making, there was cozy, down. portion -a two-bedroom house -can be built first. 11 will provide an economical and attractive the like stairs, *Dispo sals away-from-it-all solitude residence. Then ans the need and funds become available, four other additions can be made Plants were used to liven u with all tools assembled n *Dishwashers developing a live-bedroom, three-bath home with attached garage. The area of The basic house is tables and window sills and neat work area. 0 Drapes 1,002 square feet. The first-floor bedroom expansion is 204 square feet and the dining-room exwere hung from ceilings. They pension 16d square feet The second floqr expansion is 488 square feet Architect is Rudolph A I Zig-zag supergraphics on Matern, 89 E Jericho Turnpike, Mineola, N.Y. 11.501 4none interested in learning the cost of the were in bathrooms, dining ISANFORD 0 rooms, kitchens One group of stairs, wall covering on door blueprint can write to Materu, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelop plants on a floor surrounded a panels and weathered shakes OR LAN DO 365-5555 hobbyhorseforanoteofwhljn.. on a living room wall were 5) ideas used b) other entrants OFF AIRPORT Materials Demand Drops 122 . , Ill ." their properties. &, along with taxes, Insurance costs started upward. Thirdly because of the demand for greater returns on their money, investors - seeing the demand for mortgage money increased their interest rates. Fourthly, because of the increases in taxes, Insurance and interest rates companies that make materials for home constructlon went up on their prices In order to increase income to pa higher salaries for their employes. It got to be a vicious cycl e and home prices became inflated Now, lets examine this fo urth phase. Possibly the average citizen doesn't realize it, but there are more th an 5,000 di fferent materials used in th e copstruction of an average home. Take a look around you — particularly If you're reading this at home. These are the items you're looking at. Now. close your eyes and think of the hundreds of items you can't s" — such as the carburetor on your oil-fired central heating system and literally thousands of others. Inagine the hundreds of items you don't even know are there. These items now reduced 100/0 - . -. -- Sale By VIVIAN BROWN 1,1F.-el.- I - evaluations went up with very little, if any millage reductions. This caused tax Increases. Secondly, .xs wssessM evaluation went up alert insurance salesmen sold homeowners, and rightly so, more coverage on ) Packed in vinyl bag. Machine washable. Than Adding Plant rjJ\\ First, states like Florida began demanding that tax assessors reevaluate property assessments. In many cases assessed rr" Polyester blanket has nylon binding. V, f-4--e_ A,04" Reasons For Slowdown trimmed matching scuff of nylon tricot Antron 4 Ill. Coordinated sizes S.M,L 0 - ecora ngMore £ ti f - ey the largest general industry Lnthiscountry isn't turned around and headed in the right direction fast. We're talking about the home building industry. In this section of the country very few new borne starts are being recorded. Unfortunately, too, the same situation can be found throughout most of the nation. Commercial construction has slowed considerably but, thank goodness, It hasn't stopped But, th ere's not enough commercial onstructionnIngontokeepallthetrflijeseb3y 11 1 file explain ics, of all you don't have to be an economist to travel back to 1952 hen (,eneral E.isenhocr moved into the White House The war had been over seen ,ears Americas peacetime industry was almost back to nonznil home construction starts were setting records from Florida to California and from Maine to Washington state Sudthnl), th efeere more homes than buyers. The nation encountered its initial post-war recession. It was slight, ho w ever, and when the number of home buyers caught up with the supply the construction industry went Into full swing and the recession ended We went through the same thing in 1957. And, it has happened several times since than — nadonwide. It has happened perhaps more often on a regional basis. flowever, the country remained on aprettyevenkeel %hen thesupplyof homes wasnotgreater than the demand ssleepwear. Sale 8.80 ) - £ But w e could be - P,15S Save 20% on these blankets, e sure, however, we're headed for a depression. - _--I -.- m Econ OPEN SUNDAY 12:3O5:3O e 1_f o QJ e. Save 20-' on every pant top in the store Longandshortsleeve styles shirt jackets tank top looks and others Lots of pretty prints patterns bright colors to choose from All in easy-care fabrics M isses sizes Sale does r(,tci coordinate groups - H #. Reg $9 to $27 Here s a sale 4 Nov.3, 1974-5C I don't think there's any doubt about the recession. I'm not Reg $14 Full length robe with embroidery and lace on yoke. Nylon tricotAntroniil in pink, turquoise, or while. szes S,M.L As a dress length rob R g. SI 1 Sale 8.80. 7 Lip Sunday, By JUIJAN STENS-17HO51 'Mere's -1 lot of belt tightening going on these days. We're in what some economists say is a recession. Some — prophets of doom or not — say we're heading for a duplication of the depression of the 19.3N. Sale 11.20 Sale 720 to Ft . - 20% off nylon robes. and reg. - SundaY Herald Sanford Dr 20% off all women s pant tops HOME 1 0 Brand new 2 bedrOom, 2 bath home Ready to move ini + 0 W. AIRPORT BLVD. Cu Rakida ReA k. 776 SAXON BLVD. DELTONA SANFORD, FLA. Jennie O'Brien - Sales Mgr. & Sales Assoc. Florence Rumph 904-789-2434 - 3237870 days a week - FLA - -- Sales Associate - Eves.789.35fl 574.2657 - - �- WWAM .- - - .. -a--.. -.---,-_- Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974- Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL -Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ft ------ Winterize Your Poc ketbook With Cash __ ------..----- -_ 4 24 Personals ARE YOU TROUBLED? can Fr.'e, 44 2027 for "We Care"'Hotline". Adults or Teens. 32 FACEOWIIH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonvnicis Can Help Call 47) 4557 WrileP 0 fbi 12 11 Sanlord. Florida 0 Hassle 41 Houses Rent TEEN HOTLIkE _______ 644 -2027 __ 11 ........ =_ . yoiutrivc to _. -1. __.. _.. - put)ictra1lsp()rtatlon, - S central heat I air. 2 car garage, references required. $190, first 8. last $100 security. 322.7399 after 6. 3 ~J 1*1___________ a rretgbor. $200 REWARD FOR SAFE RETURN OF "RENA", female black & tan Coon Hound. Lost Sept. 7, was due to whelp pups Sept. 7). Has large tears In ears, l arge mole on back under hair. No questions asked. Contact Paul Warmack, 377 2320. Sanford, C%vm Dwbieup, 1,%O UNND Will do baby sitting in my home. $15 per child or $25 for 2. 3n U77. EXPERIENCED: WILL DO BABY SITTING DAY OR NIGHT. CALL 3?? 5019. I*- WILL BABY SIT A P4: &ece of TP's P4siy, & TP, A,tfitn COurICiI , - I or 7 bedroom duplex apartments. Furnished or unfurnished. 60' swimming Pool. 4220 S. Orlando Or. 373 7970. Tired of all that Farm Fresh produce daily Vine ripe tomatoes, 5600 box Hwy. 42.1, ml, W of I 4. ____________ ______________________________ Imam Help Wanted 18 -- - REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Confidential Interviews. Computer MLS. We take trades. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS. 3236333, or 372 5970. I Make Christmas me"ier with Iha money you earn from selling AVON Products. Call 644 3079. - HOSPITAL AREA -?bedroom. - - just aren't cut out take to be "do-it-yourselfers". he experts care of all your needed household fobs. They are spedafists In quality work and good service. CHECK OUT WHO 'S WHO IN OUR BUSINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY To list your business call TAXI DRIVERS 701 Park Ave I - --- CLIFF JORDAN Corbett Real Estate NEARLY NEW-3 bedroom split plan. I baths, wail to wall carpet, kitchin equipped, large utility storage room, $24,500 r. q p A COMMUN ITY OF F I NE ' 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE NO CLOSING COSTS / u Dial Kf.R TUNE We bring the Garage toyou Tu ne-up, electrical and diagnostic ser se i e. Tune.up$fl.O (6 cylinder cars) Call 332 9777 appointment • v . h DISTRICT 4 1ff-- 81 Aw I ----- 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appointment 322.3103 Additions Remodeling - Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) 319E Pine 372 5747 i i - - ± i : = M ' : Drapes, Kitchen Equipped Furnished Units Available - ' J0 if & Bar'be.que Area Children Welcome _ - - , ,.- Country living With City Security Lancclearing, septic tanks, fill dirt, driveways. All kinds of digging 377-9142 or 373 3913 AIRPORT BLVD. L - 1971 Mustang Convertible, beautiful, I owner, like new. JERRY'S USED 8. REBUILT PARTS 705 French Ave. 321-0190 Il97 Maitland 4S IllS _ --- 78 -----_____ - _____ 1965 Ol ds F IS, new Paint lob. Goc'J mechanical condition. $300. C,'l flS anytime. - Motorcycles 1174 -:-r.j, r;, new, i1,l500rtake over payments. 373 373$. L ca ded, SI4 CaIti7I 0384 I967TRIUMPH6SOCC BONNEVILLE.$300 323-1000 1973 Grand Torino, 4 door, mm? green, air, power steering & wakes. Assume payments. 3 6459. 1972 Honda 350 CC, like new, 6.000 actual miles. 159S. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. GOOD CONDITION. $199 . .t' , 1963 CHEVY 307 373 $114 Motorcycle Insurance BL AIR AGENCY 373 3$U __ 1965 Fiat Convertible Good Condition s.iso 33233W 1969 Chevrolet Caprice, 7 Or vnl top, air cond., heater. 4 big tic..., radial fires. I Owr*r. S1,1150. 3Z2 2143 or 322.5771. , 79 Trucks and Trailers 1964 Chevrolet Pick up truck. 1393 REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 1966 GTO. Mint Coflditft' Sanford Ave. Sanford. everything rebuilt, 400 Cu. in 3. 7's I speed, AM FM stereo tap.' 1974 Chevy Custom 20, 3 speed, with player, mag wheels. 1100. 372 Granny, FM stereo, low mileage, 4410. After 6 or weekends under warranty. $400 Slake over payments. 322 *171, ask for Eddie., 1971 Nova. 350 V-I. air conditioning, 1%4' Ton Ford Pick up 3 speed, sport wheels Extra nce Good Condition Also Step Bumper 11,795 Call Don Pope at in 165i 3323710 Dealer.' _______________________ ' -- , 1974 IMPERIALS 2ToChoose From Save over $.)000 1971 OLDS 884.Dr. HT PS - PB - Air Cond. 1999 P,'intnq and',','iIp,ipering No job loo Small Quality workmanship Ph 323 $579 or 37) $789 - Pest Control =_ -- - - _ = PAUL E'ATER Profsion.t Wntlp.iptr l4,iriH,'r q'(_J(ti,) ((ri iT'(t( il (('fl,i(j Free Estimates Ph 3726173 p Jim Rowe Pest Control 26)llroquoisAve, Sanford, 37 7070 BROUGHAM 4 Dr., Hardtop, 28,000 Mi.............. 1972 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY WAGON - Super Loaded! Low Miles, Oual A-C ................................ 3195 $ 2995 1973 CHEVY IMPALA 24,000 Ml. Fully Equipped ............. $')QQQ 1971 DODGE CRESTWOOD Station Wagon, Fully Equipped....,.... 169O 1972 CHRYSLERS 3 To Choose From Starting At 1991 HP shallow well pump, $75 Matching double dresser with mirror and bookcase headboard, 5)5- $31 6967 After 5 __ ___ ________ ___________ - Houiohold Good-, - W are closing out some of our new furniture floor samples at used prices. Sofas, Chairs, Sleepers, Odd bedroom furniture, etc. We also have a few used trade ins. wX4 / Nobody Can Afford To Feed A Gas Eater Nowadays. We Specialize In What's Ailing Your Car. Bring It In Today, And We'll Take That Monster Off Your Hands, And Turn It Into A Purring Pussycat. THE VOLKSHOP Cor. Palmetto & Commercial Ave. Sanford, Fla. PHIL DEERE FURNITURE Hwy. 46. 1 ml. East of I-I 373 0230 ~1~ ,, .4 1\ 3 - - WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and service STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. USINESS 0 41 1 1.. I . . 4-_. 6-8314*993. -. 73 Monte Carlo ..................3295.00 ALL'S WELL THATS... SERVICED AT BOB DANCE DODGE Those Are Just A Few Many Many More SO" OPEN SUNDAY'S TUNE-UPS 113n64n 207W 2nd $ t L'~ 1801 W. 1st. Includes plugs, points, Condenser, labor and Sun Electronic Engine Analysis SANFORD 8 CYLINDER" *2442 323•7730-644-3912 I ! J OFFERGOOD'T GOODT HRU NOV r 6 CYLINDER"'' '19" St. 13 lnctude3 plugs, poin ts, condense.', Labor and Sun Electronic Engine Analysis C ..................895.00 73 Matador Sedan ...............2195.00 72 Ford LTD ..................... 1995.00 69 Pontiac GTO 1295,00 Ah,Y Pose .. I 73 Ford Torino ..................2395.00 llCameroCpe .................1695.00 72 Datsun Wagon ................ 1495.00 70 Volvo Wagon .................. '1995.00 73 Hornet Wagon ................2695.00 0 •0 . ANYONE CAN AFFORD A GOOD CLEAN USED CAR AT THESE LOW LOW PRICES 71 Ambassador .,-----'. 600 SOW Goo a - - INFLATION PRICE BUSTERS! - ____________ Well Drilling _ 1973 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER A, Wall Papering ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7562 Park Drive .322=26.11 Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 'ia "in __ HA PP EN TO YO W YOU COULD BE HA RBORING A GAS EATER $2195 Loaded,2 To Choose From ............. Avxado plush carpet, hill' itfl rubber pad, very good condiliort, 1150. 2 air conditioners, 125 and 13). Electric knife, 13. 321 0431. _ 3n 8111111115 , DELL*S AUCTION SERVICE SIlO. REELS BODY SHOP, 1100 Sanford Ave , Sanford 1972 PLYMOUTH GRAN SEDAN FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS 74"xdl",$dSOEACH NOLL'S IN CASSELBERRY RYOFP RFP4TS TRW 'S____ [conohn.- .'anito D.es('l Tr,icto, Iday Iyear 323 . $3 10 _______ _____ . I 3 Wheel Electric Bicycle. Like new. I P ainting UST Bicycles truck Kontals Remodeling and Repairs. Room You can get a fair price when you additions, Fully insured, Good ,advertise your "don't needs" In 1;n1. Jim T3?107;t jw Want :; ..ls si Custom made Drapes and Bed spreads. Quality workmanship Dorothy Bliss. 319 3473. _____ ____________________ COVE Sewing -I. . Near Sanford Plaza - Forevergreen Lawn Service (.ompIeteLa,.nMa.ntenani I'll 0391 or 123 451$ Home Improvements ________ Stamp out idleness. Put a Want Ad to work. Call 322-7611 or 5)1- Licensed, Insured arid bonded. Johnson Roofing. OO1L - C&A BACKHOE SERVICE .. 323-1340 Roofing of all types Built up and shingles Commercial, industrial, residential. Free estimates. XX - 58 ', Roofing ___ __ Lawn Care Carpentry, Remodeling, Additloni, Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded, Frea estimate. 3736038. - Sunny Kitchens Cleaning ___ _____ FALL CLEANING "lmpac" Wash & Spra Kleer Exterior wall%, eaves. Pal jo,walks& roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, mud-dobbers. wasps S spider webs. 3770397. OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 373 595.4 Carpentry Wall to Wall Shag Carpeting SANFORD d Car St., Sanford now open daily for retail sales. Always a barn full 01 good clean used furniture, an tiques,, lvi, and appliances Auction every Saturday night 7:3.0 pm. Consignments welcome For information call 322 9719. Guaranteed labor and materials Classified Ads serve the buying and selling community everyday, read and use them ofte'n Call 372 7611 or *31 999) BOULEVARD kv Pressure _____ _______ Land Clearing VINCIPIT'S CARPENTRY Interior Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry No lob too small Licensed & Bonded 373 5617 ,- .- - __________________________ p Octo daily 10 S for cnnsiments or es off the floor. We also buy estates, etc. D&JCURIOSITY SHOP 1201W lit St. 1 6 P.M. DAILY - PIANO SERVICES All makes, Incl. Players Tuning .Repair,$67.9300 av --- EAST AIRPORT DEMOCRAT - STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 46, West lit Piano Servkes Heater Cleaning c __________________________ v Air Conditioned HOMES OF DISTINCTION • Any - .inytme JERRY'S GARAGE. We'll fix your car best for less, all work guaranteed iOS French Ave BAMBOO COVE APARTMENTS - ll[ • exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1972 Vega Hatchback ,oupe, loaded, Ill, Sanford Ave like new. --- - boat m ofor with controls; Astro pick up topper for I' bed truck; 1972 Honda 350, like new. 327 4196 or 3734092. _____________________________ ________________________ PET RE I IPIN FiNlrding & Grooming Ph. 372 .4057 K lIchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks Installation available (hid Cabelt 3325057 5 322-8721 ____________________ - ii 'Playground Idvflwildo Homes By - 0190 .' Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets •Sewers c'.t Ughts • Sidewalks Buys Reconditioned Batteries, $17.93 - 50 HP' Johnson Pet Care _________________ " - ,d Located 1 block So. of Airport Blvd., T. on Sanford Ave., in Sanford. Sales office open Mon.-Fri: 9.61 Sat. & Sun. 1.6 I- Auto Repair 6 .'j CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FROM PERCENT -- . LR Home Improvements . Large Picnic Area, Basketball and Tennis Coiç, Initial Recreational Fee Prepaid Poo COUNTY COMMISSION Complete set overhead and base kitchen c.at,inets, pecan wood, 12' long including double cornpartment sink and all hardware, and practically new 30" electric stove with self cleaning oven. 3 ________________________________ Appliances Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, 2 Bedrooms For Price Of 1. HARRY (priosancd qukk.cow.i11') DiBary S $avrngs i *IKOWSKI 66 1791 *1 *1',i! Central en & Air Corxitioninc bdd ohs of all type's, Carpentry, For Irve e%fimalrs, call Car I Painting. Cement Work, Light Harri. Al SEARS .n Sanford 322 Hauling 3277645 WI _______________________ "Xilim - House Painting, Pressure Cleaning, Minor Repairs. C. J. Bannister, __________________________ 377.1133 t' - Remodeling, Additions & Repair. Full Line GE Appliances Carpentry, Roofing, Cement SanfordElectricCon'pany FnithIng, Painting. Reasonable, SflParkDrive,3fl 1567 Billy Geck, 3nw t HOME S Big Now With i -s, __________________________ Down (WITH GOOD CREDIT) x - Air Conditioning (E PRICED FROM S35,000 .- A ,in 1)1 8777 $50 ________________ - REALTOR I- 7I065.Hwy. 1797 REALTOR 373.5771 ,.'- - Auto Repairs Parts.Accessories Fi irecTory ot upeils Ready To Serve YouI $16041654170 771 . 14 .'nputer got my lob! ft Widw with 25 yeas accounting experience (all phases) needs accounts to keep in my home. Will do your Income tax. 373 5880 EXT. 133. - _________________________ - BU ~ . Harold Hall Realty !,,"-~~!I!11!!I!!!!!~~!! ~~ . - -1 - ,_J _____________________ -- ___ • 3 Bedrooms, air conditioned, kitchen equipped, plenty of room. ,- 2365 Park Dr. REALTORS -_________________________ I "."'' family room, wall to wall carpet, eat-in kltche.s, dishwasher, gar. bage dIsposal, range & refrIgerator. 13' x 30' Sc(etr.ed pool. 05,1000. 76 CERAMIC _____ GOLF COURSE-3 bedroom, 7 bath, fb'drOO(Ti, lbath, large yard, with back fenced, equipped kitchen, 1200. fit S. last, plus 1100 security. 323 1735 - MLS Agency _____ Situations Wanted An Uncommon Name... A Common Cause Your - - I ____________________ Houses Rent Unfurnished -- __________ EXCEPTIONAL 4 Bedroom 2 bath, family room, fireplace, carpeted, eat In kitchen, dishwasher, gar. bage disposal, rang., large inside utility room, outside utility building, fenced back yard Well landscaped. $37,750. AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, PETS 116 W. 2nd St. ______ -- Fruit trees, 2 bedroom, 1 bath. 123.500. . _____________________ ' WELAKA APARTMENTS 111w lit St __________________ _______- City k Mustang * _________________________ Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTINC REALTOR 322 4"I 1919$ French 1727374, i72 i4iiia. in i5is 372-1164, 322 1959 swimming Pool.)229)42 _____________________ - --- -- '- , COVE Stemper Realty _________________________ 2311 W lit SI 72 ___________________________ __________________ 322•2420 Anytime Autos for Sale juSt ______________ ________________________________ Woman 20 2S wants to share apartment with same. 130 week. $310515, - AGE - ForCompleteDetailscatl REALTOR -Associate, John Mero Osteen, c'w ' CamperTravel . 2 bath, spacious 1.39.500. CONVENIENT REALTOR - , Broke, 13' x 30' screened pool. Our best home buy. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, eat-In kitchen, carpet, air, large fenced lot. VA terms, 125,900. City Telephone soliciting from our office I p rn 101pm 5 days. Easy sale. Apply Pete Clark. New Joanl, Ceitona Plaza, 6414433 alter 1 7 Bedroom unfurnished house. 2100 Cordova Dr. 1150 month, no pets, pm retired couple preferred. 322 -0274. 322-2611 or 831-9993 THE HERALD Scott, Es's. "2154, - -- 4 Ph. (305) 323.8160 Orl do baths, formal dining room. Only $11,500. $300 Inflation Buster ,,-_' DCAI YmID A.._I. or monthly. Everything finished, sheds, blankets, towels. cooking utensils, etc. Paid utilities. 773 4100 or 305 661 5119 $3 PR, HR. PLUS (%\ CASSELBERRY - Garage.Rummaqe ________________________ - 2 bedroom apartment, furnished or unfurnlitied. 373-93709106. 32 ____________________________ _____________________ 54 Horses __________________________ -- _________________________ _______________________ - ___________________ 66 Pony Lake Mary, wooded tecludéd Sales rooms. 2 baths, central heat and air, carpet, drape's, screened Lincoln tub and lavoratory with CARPORT SALE MisC & fur---fixtures. Best reasonable offer. porch. double carport, lot 100' * niture, must sell. 7371 Pointiettia 68 Wanted to -Buy Call $306514 155' on dead end street. $39,900 Ave., Sanford. Firm. 3221962. Car I track tape deck, $15, Polaroid YARD ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED SALE: Clothes, dishe camera, case, flash, $75; AM-FM stereo, and misc. items. Fri. and Top pr ices paid, used, any condition. For Immediate Sale radio ph000, $15; home 3 track 41-41126. Winter Park. Sat 2.509 Bay Ave., Sanford', 3 bd 11,, bath home. Assume mtg. stereo and speakers, $70; 7 reel C. H. L Air. No qualifying. Low tape down payment. Fri., Sat., Sun. 115 Eastern Fork For used furniture, appliances, Bar with I stools plus accessories Woodlands, off 134. Longwood. toots, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. vs. baby crib with mattress. $65, GARAGE SALE, Saturday JOHN SAULS AGENCY Larry's Mart, 213 San'ord, ?v• like new baby high chair, 120. 323. _______________________________ 711 N Oak, Sanford day. Anuiquei, furs, nostalgia, 7724 anytime. 322 7174 day, 37) 04*Se,'e useluts 1149 Howell Creek Drive, 69 Stamps.Coins hlOX[P Tu',S,'iwitla. 678 1591. 4SSOCATF Lady Kenmore dishwasher With cutting board on top, Cherry ---- We buy and sell Gold and Silver poster twin bed frame, ping pong 42 Mobile Homes SALE Coins. Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE table. 322 6490. ____________________ nished pieces 12 00--on, Satur COIN CENTER. 109W. lit St. 37) 2 3S'HouseTraller day, 3300 S. Park Ave, Sanford _____________________________ MAITLANDFLEAMART 5400 - -----------t4IP1w'y 1792 Open Sal &Sun.95 323 9136 55 Boats & Marine $38 7970 71 Antiques Equipment Flvetwood, 12'*60'.7 Bedrooms, 12' _________________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 73' living room, carpet, AC, Old Sheffield. Plating Co. buys BUY- SELL- TRADE skirting, anchors, storage she'd. American and English sterling In Our Tricks Now Treats 5677' E First 5.1, 372 3fl3)5 i0Qo 6411019. an,y condition, $31-till We buy odd Pieces of sterling silver Halloween s over. Don't be _______________________________ 6 frightened by our to* Pricn And HENDRIX'S I ANTIQUES S. and go'd. Dave's rurniture, 500 high quality Example, $2500 1$' Sanford Ave., 323937 0 REFINISHING, Free pick up end Bowrider. 51393. Visit our large delivery, Call day or night 363. • *BEDDING SALE * * 0041 lOt. 3 740 Hwy 119 Oviedo. : fluyDirect-Whse.prices,'701f ROIISON MARIP4E United Bedding 29" Hiiiov t 2 71 N. Hwy. 1792 Cassetberry 72 322 5961 Auction 131-2010 SANFO PARK -Has A twdrooms. I 3777643 - OSTEEP'l "FIX UP" Large commercial building. Plenty of income POSSibility with' ix ups plus a nice doubiewide trailer on ' ISO, x ISO' lot. only $23,000. Call ________________________ Pint Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE ______________________ 5rôrtj HP motor, 30 Gal Glasslint'd Tank, $50 321 0276 _______ 3 Room a partment, lit floor. Clean and close In. US month. 372621. Efficiency apartment. Orange Real Estate g? q r _____ _____ - - -- _____________________________ _______________________________ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN SAN LANTA - Oh Boyl 4 bedroom, State Rd. 427,23 _ 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 VoIusia counties. An automobile Is helpful but not essential. The ability to operate a camera makes the lob more interesting and Profit. able, Apply in person to Tom Aikens, Editor, ol The Herald offices, 300 North French Ave., Sanford, Please ,of tetepsione. neat family home. $73,500 down, $119 mo. PICKERING REALTY. REALTOR, 834 lISt. RAVENNAOwr$asking, for nice) bedroom, 7 bath. It's a Brittany. Furnished 7 bedrooms, Fla. room, Air. Near elem. school. Only $13300. E.S. Kuhn, REALTOR Alter Hours 831 041 Office 131 )OIS miles east of 17.92. ___________ LAKE FRONT LOT twn. Anytime. 5a.cd -7 bdrm, partly furnished apt. Clean- Pets welcome. $9$ mo. Call Orlando 151-1109, Correspondents Move Right In! - 112.500 Park Avenue Mobile Park 2345 Park Drive, 372 2161 SUNLAtiD--- ShacJocl 3 bedroom quiet section. Only 52.900. I I - 1 2 Bedroom Adults Only Pitting. $73,200 - ______________________________________ _____________________ Per? time Over 1I Call 3210470 Full time I Rest lot selection now available in Sanford's finest family park. Come out today and reserve your choice lot, - 4 bedroom, 7 story, with $11,500. Terms. . - r. , Peg. SUNLAND - 3 bedroom, on corner, - - Openin Soon FurriFshedApariment Clean Reasonable 332-1391 1966 LIflCOI Continental. 'oi engine, new transmission. fully equipped. Extra gas tanks, air conditioners. all power. Excellent condition Special on awnings with free ,, 321 0505 After 5 stallation, motor and generator service. hitches. Southern NV 1973 Dodge Coronet wagon Full Services, 323.9070. power. $7,700 131-5575 or 8306526 Complete trailer hitches Lincoln with 430 engine, All kinds available rebuilt, New transmission- Best offer. 32137I SANFORD NEC VEE SERVICE 64 Equipment for Rent _____________________________ __________________________ Singer - 30 Trailers - . - MOBILE HOME PARK COUNTRY 3 bedroom, It,', bath, over an acre. 1.33,000. - * - For Sale: Upright Sanford Auction 373310 . ______ 'i - Large bedroomutiiiti,sfurnisiied. Adults, small deposit. 322)976 Of 322 3977 After Ii am. * _ - __ ;; ____ ____ , . CITY steeperSofa, asking $200; king site mattress, asking $10; coffee table, asking $5; willing to haggle One month old, owner leaving area. Call 71 0365 after 6 p m, _________________________ " N,jtfL __________ SAN LANTA Big, ?bedroom. 7 bath, central heat 8. air, $71,000. Terms. 1 Bedroom. All Utilities furnished, Except Gas. $9SMonth.371.0797. ', _________________ ___________________________ A small classified ad brings big returns. Try one arid see. Call 3222611 or 831-9993. i __________ - _________________________ - AlPpJ, Jenny Clark, ASSOC. 322-1591; 372 $153. Day; Eve. ,, ____________ PINECREST Country kitchen goes with this 3 bedrooms. 1'', bath home on shaded lot. 123.. Terms. -.31 Apartments Rent Furnished ________________________ w Gal Musical Merchandise Real4o , "A wise investment beats a lifetime of toil . ____________________ "- - T BYowner One ort. family home, I bedrooms 2 baths, living, dining, family room, carpeted, screened ghi0, carport, new central heat and air, sprinkling system, 14 fruit trees, garden spot. 521,83.0 Ph Household Goods _______ Stemper Sezi Two be'droomn apart mints, $160 and up 32) 1310 _____ Inc. _ _____ _____ Houses for Sale FRANKLIN ARMS APTS, 1120 Florida Ave. -_ Mobile Homes When u have 5omhIng to buy, Extremely clean doublewide 3 bedrooms. 2 baths and lot. Central sell, rent or swap, a classified Ad I.at md air, shag carpet, fenced will get results for yoa. Dial, 372. 2611 or $3199?) rear yard Terry Realty, REALTOR, 62$ 0711 REALTY HUFFMAN 305-123-1334. - '41 1- . __ - -- M. UNSWORTH REALTY 103W. 11151 fl'1, 322 03)7i Park your camper year round on beautiful Wekiva River at low monthly rate plus night rental when using it. No alcoholoc beverage on grounds. CAMP SEMINOLE. 322-4.170. A. Tomatoes .4 lbs 5100 Farm Fresh Produce Dawg Patch Flea m,irket, Dogtrack Rd., Sat.-Sun _- Friendly ________________ - Good Things to Eat OCEAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage I Free home deliver y SaveS Please call (305 $306461 .: - _________ - Cull beans available. $3.30 per bushel In your container. Tony Barn, SR 14 and I-I. 323-7570, .. 42 Houses for Sale 5 Suite 70), The Greater Mall REALTORS. Casselberry,I30 1666 -. New tso..jseslneruralarea. No down payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see if you qualifylt , ,,. - 37i-S1. 9 I- Your _____________________________ GOLDEN TOUCH'U SEW Christmas isa time for giving and a Environs. Orlando, 1977, I?' 61.2 In sewing cabinet, repossessed ____________________________ time for saving when you shop the Singer's best model, w inds bobbin bedroom, 2 bath, carpet, air. Take pages of Classified AdsI in machine. Full automatic. over payments. 8)1 3n3 _________________________ ___________________ Having trouble storing summer Stenstrom _____________________________ Pay balance of 57$ or 10 pay items? Sell them fast and easy Comeseeusatourbignt-*tocation ments of $1. 65 with a Classified Ad. Call 322-7611 Pets Supplies CASSELBERRY- 3orlbedroom$. CailBart Real Estate or $31999). above ground pool, outdoor brick GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Drop Inbobbin, hg tag, and 3 needle Chic's Kennel, Pups, studs. AKC, REALTOR • barbecue, sprinkler system, 3103 Orlando Drive position Like new conditIo sold 3 Bdrm, I", baths, garage, $3,400 21 Hour Service fenced yard, screened porchby & Mini Poodles all colors. Sanford. 323 5200 new for 51$. balance of $43 cash or down $lIômo. 7 Pct. Acre Realty, ___________________________ 3227491 Cocker, Mini Central hear and air, carpeting. & Large _______________________________ S payments of $10. New warranty. REALTOR, 373 7730 Dachshunds, Shih Tzu, Schnauzer, eq uipped kitchen. $79,900. "SANFORD'S SALES LEAIWD" -NO DOWN PAYMENT Yorkie, Boston Terrier, FAMILY HOME Call Credit Dept. I. Your new Custom home on a lot of Lots and Acreage 43 LAKE MANY- I bedrooms, 3 Chihuahua, Beagle, Chi P00, 23 SANFORD SEWING CENTER Dad will like the taxes, Morn will your choice. TAFFER REALTY pups On display, we buy pups, baths. on a rustic lakefront set_______________________ 307 A East lit St. Sanford 37294)1 like the easy maintenance and the 1 finance, Shots. nuarantee 1-904 ling, Even a studiO separate from 1100 E 75th St 2 Lots with small trailer and small kidi will love it all. Prie lust 2. Adults 1$ thru retirerc,nl 737 3476 or 1 901 737 2913 the house. A must see if you enjoy enloy 372 6653 house in FarmingtonHunting Eves. 869 1114 _______________________________ reduced on this spacious 3 a truly unique home. $69,300. area With terms. 332 1844. bedroom, 2 bath Loch Arbor home Want Ads provide you with a large 3. Families or singles to Lovely corner 10,, Thanks to Classified Ad, users get selection of brand name offerings fast results at a low cost. Try --- 40 Acre Montana Ranch nicely treed, many extras Call dailyt FORREST GREENE, INC. . 4. Possible subsidized monthly 52 f0daYf Phone 372 2611 or 111111IlfilI REALTOR -Associate Sonny Appliances payments 61/2 Pct. LOAN REAL TOPS, P After hours 3224179 trl. c.-- itcH-i. 'ir,i".' 3 mixedbreed, Qd watch d3 ','.ir, Ilk IV.5 L,i house oulSct' (it', tIIT)itS Ii , C(%ttA(t us. you may quality. WYUt IW000- Just listed! 2 KENMOR I WASHER, parts, hills near historic l.iic's City. and loves children. Both males 373 63S)or'4S 7331 3rd acre ground, few fruit tree's, bedroom. Could be lust what you service, used machines. Excellent hunting. $710.42 down, and he all shos. Free to Qoud JOHNNY WALKER wE TAKE TRADES good garden spot. $15,000. need $21,000, $70.14 monthly, 57 00 balance. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3fl497 home. 323-3704. 0 3222037 GENERAL CONTRACTOR Guaranteed financing. Call Mr. You are always ahead when you REAL ESTATE. INC. TRAINED SUNLAND- First time adverlisedt Commercial Properties Dawson collect, 106 656 0,150 today. 3774457 122 7111 buy, sell or rent with a Want Ad. 327 7424 Very nice) bedroom with Florida ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. WALKER DEER HOUNDS Homes, Lots - room $76,500, 377 0511 Used washers and dryers. Many to BROKERS And 4.6 Income D And ton e l a choose from. 90 day warranty O * * * * * * * * Pek A-Poo pups UKC registered. N LANTA A HONEYI Daysjfl 6173 all used appliances, Dick's Ap Acreage Investment Property 7%4 Pct. Interest Rafe [IJ Black and silver will hold till bedrooms, 1 1 ) baths, central Nights 322 5424 or 3n.23s? GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU JOHN xRloER. ASSOC Christmas with deposit. Days. 134. climate control, many extras. NEED NO MONEY DOWN. New L 1171. 323 7889 after 6, ask for 529.900 Homes for sale or rent, 3 lovely Apartment house for .il' ,t 100'9 E W. Garnett White 3 and 4 bedroom homes. It - to 7 Connie. homei, located in Deltona. Lots 53 TV-Radio-Stereo 2nd St $35,000 Call 37 4493 for ba ths priced from $27,850 to SAPIORA- Spacious split 4 larger than average. $33,000 to Information. flrok'r. 107W. Commercial f Chihuahuas, For sale frozen beef. $25,100 On large wooded lot. Seller bedroom, 2 bath. Has everything, 139,000. Call Jim Knox at 372-0071 Sanford. 322 7151 Animal Haven Grooming & pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, 1-12,900. TELEVISION SETS $23 UP or 301 723 4525. Boarding Kernels 322-5757. Conventional loans. Builder, SUPILAPID- Newly decorated 3 50 Miscellannous MILLERS * 1hey're Hot!" * Lake Mary-- New 2 bedroom ? Bedroom trailer, clean, all duplex, kitchen equipped, es utilitIes. Central heat & TV. carpet, garage. 373 1 scho.olage child. No pets. $50 ______________________________ week or 1.15 & pay utilities 322 SANDLEW000 VILLAS 9066 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. SAN FORD.323-7170 Resort Property 36 Going home for Christmas? Get For Rent there in a better car as advertised - Jim Hunt Realty MAITLAND- Barklay Woods. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, Unique3andlbedroom executive fireplacesolarium, ila. room, homes priced from $39,600. fenced yard, new roof 8. shag Beamed cathedral ceilings, many carpet throughout Alter Sunday floor plans, and designs to 377 1*47 from. "Get 'Em While - - _____ 41 Houses for Sale Hartman Realty, A. A. MCCLANAHAN, BROKER 372 5997 Nights, 323 1167or)23 90()7 3 bedrooms, I bath, Corner lot, May _______________________________ consider a reasonable Owner, 32 27$o :' '. i,LP4LVA L,ARUEtfS** Mobile Homes Rent 34 Single Story studio, 1, 2. and -bedroom apartments Pool. GENEVA, 17'x60',.carpet, central Clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, air, heat, furnished on 2 acres. kitchen equipped, central heat and Near St. Johns for boating, air Monthly rentals from $142.50. fishing. $175. 3635017. 37' 7090. ISOS W 75th St Sanford Lower your food by catching fish A bedroom, unfurnished apartment, the Wokiva River while renting a $12.5 mo. $75 security deposit, home at CAMP mobile Children welcome. 373 Ui?, SEMINOLE. No peti. 3724.470. - -- _ ________ Nice One bedroom apt, car pe ted, air, adults only, $105. 372-7294 after I 77 -1, '1luyerfinders"Call ___________________ 3 Bedroom. Bath. $19s Ii 3fl 211$ 25?IParkDr After HouriI REALTOR 322 0648 372 2091 372 --------- drap can ride cheaM than o. emo Child Care 6 Awrk4i, ETY 107W. lit. Street 3fl'fl We have several nice hOmes available in the Sunland area P(Cd in the 41 41 Huses for Sale _________________________ KULP * ___________ lt chcapei - Are ---------. Houses for Sale 41 -___ -- t Ads __ INVESTMENT )bedroom, i'.', bath, Florida room, central heat & air, For appt. call looking for good business or flvCSt 323 2702 or 323-1610. mint' Ask us about Our liStingS on properties in this area EVEREST REALTY, INC., Duplex,2 bedroom, air conditioned REALTORS, 621 or 79043D3. aduil preferred, 3 726420 or 332 After hours call Jeanie Hartley, COUNTY Have and ad venture, browse sasi____________________ Assoc, 645-3441. through the Want Ad columns _________ --________________________' I Bedroom. 7 6ath, split plan mobile often for quality bargains. home on S tree shaded acres MUST SELL 33 Houses Rent 571.900. Terms Used vending machines. Candy, IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Furnished snack, refrigerator juice. etc. On IN YOUR FAMILY' Orofilocation Make offer. 303130. AL ANON 2 Bedrooms, living room, Fla. room, POOL 6461 near elementary school, 1401 For famit or friends of problem 3Bedrnic family room. screened Magnolia St. $3t-04$i 831 3719. drinkers _________________ Patio, central heat. air $6.O00 27 Investment For further information call 173 4517 with fermi Furnithedduptex with 1 or wr1te Opportunities bedroom Adulls,no pets Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 After 1)0, 372 3613 Box 333, Sanford. Fla 32771 increase your income to II per cent. 3 yrs. Marvin P. Gassman 2601 You can buy quality merchandise at a budget price when you shop the Mohawk Trail, Mild. Mtg. Bkr. What do you want for Christmas? _______________________________ Payton Want Adsl S-1*4221 Hrs) Today's Classified Ads probably have it ____ &'iiit, iI t1l _________ _________ _ Bedrooms. $160 per month in 2 - - - __ 16al o4 jawit1ha Avp at il JJ cluding utilities. less for 2 people, 30 Apartments Rent $50 deposit. 3730 Unfurnished S Lost and Found without 06 0400 S..--# IF.."O.". I.."410 fee.111 so Let i. -. '~~ -1' !"i Want Ad Unfurnished SPORTSMAN'S DREAM, t ,ions River. We have 22 rental tet slips, motors, guns, fishing equipment, shop for gun and tithing repair, us a beautiful mobile home with a porch right on the St. John River. If you have been dreaming of having you Wfl sportsmen's shop, dream no more. Owner retiring, price slashed. -- Help Some people Want _~___ _' Business Opportunities take A Sunday, Nov. 3, 1974 - Classified __ if From ' - .- iri -r. 4 1 MILE EAST OF 17.92 ON HWY. 436 -. ~-t z'7_--~ �- 8C—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl I: I w m'r WARR0'6 rT D0IM4 4 ( \/DM tr TMERE AE \ 7 MEN L'4 BEETI.E 1 YOU BEETI.E AiLEY 4' NA." ( KEEFC, CWPPIN& AgAil y' \ w$0 CAMP 6WMtpy' TIlE os I CAN'T PN0W I WW KEEP61 T4EM ALL A DOIN& LOTCY OF: uPv PER0NALL.y T)IIN&& I WIN AT BRIDGE B uSWAU) and JAMES JACOBY UUCP diamond toward his hand This is a standard safety play Z NORTH 4 A74 6 2 designed ta produce four diamond tricks against any 4-1 diamond break. Of course, there are always four tricks TKIII AJ532 4753 WEST 4 92 4q J ios L 4 ALLEY OOP Q1087 4J9 SOUTH ID) by Dcv. Greve u'snyJ I Th0uGr WONMLIG GOING? HE WANTS 10 RUN SOME DMA HAD NMQ 'MIZOLOV1114EIR COMPUTER! COMP=R $TAT ç j 4 k863 - TA75 Maste PAMEMST K4LF OF +K96 1• 3 N.T. Pass t • [lass [lass [lass Opening lead—QV by Art Sansom IP Some declarers hke to show off and make a lot of overtricks. Others, including practically all successful rubber bridge payerso,ier their contract later. With everything breaking working, South can make six notrump A pessimist sees that bad breaks can beat three notrump, unless great care Is taken. 1.EA& • . JIII Assuming East plays low, South iticksin hisnne cashes the king; returns to d ummy with the ace of spades and knocks out East's queen of 164 .. "1 -- •' ___ . :. A A: . I or t Lat South h . 0 . - 11 *41,W LV 111 40 A pit tq son WaK et By Roger8fen FUNNY BUSINESS W4,5 M;D WAW_ 1'.Iio, 14) 16RNOR ff 34 I)a-%s . -. 1. 0h, let's just go in and buy it, Homed I think we owe it to ourselves!" m N C C - owl and make him leijdto the acequeen of clubs. r1 ! - ( %th&D DCV4 IM You , 49 5 4 4A ou du r. A—Hid three sp:dei nd we "hat happs What 0 II' ' VI three:e' TO[)AYS QUESTION des ds do now' Anatser %Iondi A?i eCM!DLE -C ' 164 T e 1't ,. 4 •'%•. ' 'hhIp . - . NN -- -••- •• Le . . Nz • . A 0 Af La C) LV s_- -- C - by Larry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER csithBIMO BURNS I GOT THE IDEA O1 HALLOWEEN. IF WE CAN'T BEAT STATE, VJLL. MAYBE Al' LEAST 1wROW A INTO THEM , dummy; cashes the last diamond; cashes his last high spade and if he has kept count dummy's ace and a second • Vitt, This insures fine tricks, but if East leads back a heart, South can come to1O fie wins jn So our pessimistic ert :h 1Pfl wins heart lead in is hanti; he leads a diamond to do C Jr- against an 3-2 break can throw West jn with aheart ___ . THE RORN LOSER waft 1,6 .r ia Both vulnerable W est North East South ______ by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL — Mod Walker W10 i ;_ Sunday, Nov 3, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY I __.__ by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY . - .,-.-- • .________ ___________ - KNOW SO,"E ____ / C) ARED HECK ThESE OuT>/ A ,. ___ ____ , _J J ,-. SCARE , . ,, ,, Hi Fi24vVAAa' i cw iY11E54% ,WJV *E7*?(N U7 %9aw,'E75 SEE , /5 , _______ ,4t4tavLvr 51b ff D FL45ELTh'T ? • WffA! £0 )IL - '7 • ________ - 00 rk 163 HOR 4A A BLONDIE Lv Chic You reuT! ED 0G( __ : GOO SawG -. -- - DO,-4r SOTW Z2J,COMEi4OME p-" TON1164T!V fl BO'& SALt. 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WHITE ARMS OF THE RIVER ENFOLD HIM, AND THE SCREAMING ENDS [xr w-1lie Returning Hero Our Sloij KARAK ADVANCES, LAUGHING HORRIBLY, FORCING VALTO RETREAT UNTIL HE ••-----h¼ .. HANGS OVER THE EDGE OF THE PRECIPICE. --'--I 3 — , '— __ ______—.-, " '/ Opp \ —--Z . .-- 4,,, pzi ' \. ' ' '.' / ----' i / t R 1 '%.' •1 \ At tL : op plm. It - moo* i . —=— V -d COAX THE MONSTER ONTO THE SLJPPERY PLACE HE HAS PREPARER.. BUT KARAK RAISES H15 AXE AND THE WHITE CHIPS Jpo T 03Etlq 3LOS 3K by Art Sanso rw 47 lttu0 Cie <JicjW 0 ul 57 PL Elm lz cio 0__: 0 =r LLo CL .1.•.Li/ - / I1 __ - _ TVR.USPC I, is. A/ ,/ ,ç/ 'd i.'. .1! \#/f,/'t.. ____ �- - _______ -- -.-- _____________ - --. - - .. . -- --,---.---• _-------•-- --- -v.•-.•-_•-.- --. -• -- - - •-• -•- ---V=- -- ----.-- - - --- =--= - -----•- - .\ I - AMANDA IPANDA J1IY tff- !3 ) by Course TURKE'(, ESSIG \(MITThtS,CHtLL'i WINOS \ E 1ThVI I A'JP THE AR 0U6HS j'4 'JJ' ANP CRANRR'I ) & --• .1 - i Millie • r GQIJIKR6LG PUTT ING THEIR WIfThR'3 NUTS , F . - ---- - V__ . • H UT* ONE HUT-TWO 1U1W - id W i...,i:.• - --.-•-- -- 1 .-.-.-. - - /5° J ...HUT Y14R HivE ____________ LUIJ I 2' FLAGS WiRTRE \/OTIt\)rl ON ELECTION 9k! __ 1 ALL THESE. ThtN'eS WE MOST 1 WHENEVE.R WE THINK OF c - 6 NOVEM R. ________ - ___ _ - So141110W1 HAVE NEVER $TOb *iI DIPRINC 2TWEN 4 UNNECESSARY _____ -' - VVE __ _ _ __ AND NECESSARY NOVEMBF, - jo ii q i is t zit c ROUGHNESS ii - • - 1-r MS E4 AUMIC RL41 -= V - tou - - 2 V f- - - ' -••-----\ 'WINTHROP 0 1 - -. s1-.3 e HAE by ick Cawalli -Re~A. fo-LW1iOt, PEOPLE TO TELL Its AXf JITh - 0(c OISE Me _ 1'OVflC1APS.., lb WANT _ (6OLLJWW6T KISS I1, • HERE FOR AMINLiTb. --- ____ - T - - V - -- 4. - OUR BOA3EtDING HOUSE 1P4 A ROW Ti4AT YOU'VE BILLED ME- FO T,4E PURCHP5E MAPE BY OLIVER OOc5LE i'VE WRITTEN YOU TWICE ABOUT T1415,I AND IDEMAND A CORRECTION-U-- J FORTHWITH! — - b3r Les Carroll $ T4PE6,/tir'LEEO C T///5 /5 PROGRE55? A P3EtXSCXLLA'S POP 1 a ¶ :• TAPE I ES1 I. CAN T L HORSE-/_ HOLLYHOCK -4ot - opened FIRST _ 'and I EMEM5ER My there my by Al Vermeer Ne t cameXm'/ Erorco. - Soon I wa rady for biq4*er - eves 00;- -- -- out on the open ____ - me every- TAER56 NOTRING J& I. - 16 ON THE COMPUTER 4 OCJTE O TO PEh, cr MY I SEE YOUR COMPUTER ROOM? ) 4 V 7 CU AIP MY ' WELL ,IM TE at REtOVE COMPLP(NT OUT COMPLAINT ME$IR,NP THE A ILLIN& WASN'T AND NE'PEg€, TMAPE5L WILL HAVE IAS ON )'OUR I'M ON 7 - iisANY 7//E d coivpzir&c' AN0/i rr,'Re T,/E /fOOP6BKA,W. ; -. V - My ArabIan could run all day. .. I've had 1 a i ones. utI I INE ST few A -- 'am who's Top HAr BU SY ) IV THIS WAY SIR L vCORE ANPGEME.Ni - F __ -- 3- ONE FOR TP4E MAJOR! 174 NEL 1 -- V V fl ••f••V • - •V _ Inc AD Y'OU'VE NEVER SEEN HUR T? ___ •r (A PEW SLIVERS,) \v,AYBE! J �_____________________________________________ - - --- --•-----n--'-r---- ------..- - -:I'- -- -- .--;-,".-- I _J- - — — -• =34 P 01M70 me 0 ou AN IES (March 21 -Apr i 1 19) Sunday and Monday plans c I ick neatly. TuesdaV some domestic fumbles Wednesday, watch yourself socially. Thursday is your bell day, ll,dl,: less productive than Saturday, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Helpfulness produces an unusual reward Sunday Anothçrs ideas benefit you Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday aie frulrattng uncertain Thursday's fun Saturday, mix with old friends kirkeBeoe0f raiiiiii/ weei< in -- ce ea ~i~ r lLEC, 1ON'C I 'EAC( bt .-tUTh , val • Le EL J - - ii ii — ) -- 1EALLY CATCH A HUSBANDS EYE THE RIGHT MESSAGE TO HANG IN *,SOMEHOW IT DOESN''T HAVE '° SC C .- •'_t_. iiu.,1 'q • I - , ___ Lt\ 1 -ci1 to ov ••. - ___ /__ alto I 1 '_:Iv__ r_ rrrrrTTi r'- GEMINI (Ma y 21 June 20) Sunday Interesting Tuesday a material loss iJ not caefuk Keep a cool head with co-workers Wednesday. Thursday yo career cjreer benefits A family problem is resolved over weekend. a CANCER (June 21 -July 221 Sunday and Monday you're off to a gc4d stat TLesiay, puns are unexpectedly disrupted.Wednesdays ness Thursday. a change for the better. Persistence pays Saturday. - I __ - - LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You're sought-alter at Winning of tne week Tues- no ' Ii / ____ r:7' __41 -• - i''• -'._' 1 V. — t_ -11 \--------r--- 0 NN I - \ _ ________ - - 1 1 ,.A - by Tom 77 m'IT pl (—_— ERMEE PREDIETS SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Early days of the week are good for business dealings Less of support for your ideas Tuesday Tough competition delays s ucc ess flu rhursday. A socially active weekend. MENTS Pk0f,"'UCE POAIL-STICALLV EARLY 1,14 Tk4C 1,I/E45K I EVENTs WILL. I-IA Vi US QUESTION/AIG THE VALUE OF I J CERTAL&J ALLiANCES, MID WeEK, LI5ERAL ANP coNsERv-I AT/yE j..EA19ERS tECOft4E MORE V/S/aLE-ANP VOCAL. I ,Y ON -94E LESSER SC&F A FRIFNixy PurriCAL I COIJLP G!TA 77FLE WEATP, ESPECIALLY iFLEOS A/VP SCORPIOS ARE iN VOL VEP. PEOPLE IN rENERA1_ WIIL TIRE OF ThOS WI-b EXPOUNP B/G?/MPRACTICAL \IEASATWEK'5V&tPEAL1VsU8S7AO,NOTiOF'4(. ____ _____ I_ '--- -CAPRICORN tDec 22-Jan !9) Companions and assoc,ates co-ooerate Sunday and Monday A hasty decision causes a problem Tuesday. An old debt falls due Wednesday. Proper perspective is regained by Friday. : .0"ML , AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 19) Lady Luck is helpful early in the week Po ' work habits Tuesday. Be care!ul with tools Wednesday. a partnership prob~, em Ycu profit through contacts over the weekend, PISCES (Feb 20-March 2O Popularity is at a high point Sunday, Monday. Difficulties arise with those younger than yourself midweek. Thursday, a :ob well done. Harmony is restored in a relationship Saturday. --- VOl JR. BIRTHDAY t,hbiWc'k -TIr1d this Mnirithl -------------.I - ------------------ ---- __ __-__I _-,----_ —.---- _ ii PLUTO — __ -- Ci III N'V22 4r#xct T'[ - - i I - W FOR J_ , IAADI/IJAtT eo '.f— S CORP/OT ARE CA PA 9L E OF OVER- iri COMING OBSTACLES THAT WOIJLPPEFEAT7IIE I .W$} I -. 10 ç 0L1UXV/U4_4# MOON! c A iE P0/NT OF VIEW OF PRScWS saeiv INPER •.I1I THF/GN OF SCORPIO CAN 8E50 FIXEP AND J UWYEILPING THAT THEY OFTEAIPA/L TO EFIT FROM TH HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS OF OTHERS. g -w- MORE FAINT OF HEART. - lklp - -_ - EHOOVCS A ORP10 70 AIM j' / 4 4y WHO PAS A C T1 VE PISRUPTEP BY MAW 41AIUSUAI., ______ FASCINATING AMP UNEXPECTEP OCCL1PRENC - ULI JaIUi!I?I!I N . - .- - . - - - - I VVFUNCT~E IN MOM! - ----- - - -- - --- - - — - ---- --- .- ., .i •- - '-- -I .- - * S. - - - - - - I ( WL-L, AN\. JLJ''T c.At'T — -YOUR EF I (4 - - I - -. - I CANT FL4V T WAY "(oLJ our! ru o'(! - __ - III 1 •-• I • ..•. .' • " ••,A "f ' - ... ...I. 77/'f .-. - A..A ,Tji, BERRY ZEij -1 OXTT OUIL WAY - 1ir 41&AhI1P -: .., - • I I it — & & .I- • J11 III • — - Se 74 W4" by Ed Sullivan a ________ SCOOP! . - - i3i;, I --- fl.4OLJ&-1Y ---------. - _____ YOU M16iHT _ PAPA MAVF9OMThIP& SALE! I JUST MY TMI HOW 11415 OW ICECRENt\)) 1M GONNA ANTIQUE LOVE oyoLJgF! sow rt if a Oi.' .,v. OPPORTOtJITY' 1'O8 I.- . 1. - - — i • 1,,, - -- •/- - j•. Q_ -'__ a'•_ , 77 M, trr' I rr7 - ' - iJ wrr -- I. NEXT '_ ml C e L 3 __ M00A1AAtP O Ah I;I,I4 i. - i I1I --- 1&1, a sudden reversal Avoid extravagant Itiends Wednesday. Thursgood for new projects. A hidden happening at week's end. plans - , L_zk I I NOTE: Send ;effort to Bernice Bode Osol, ci o this newspaper,' 1200 West Third Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44113. Bernice cbnnot I answer all the letters, only tha ones of general Interest. -__- ,Muaenr s ,orner .'. '' /1-3 1 A t) --- 1,1 HIM' CHOCK W -MOUGHT OF 13Y WFRYONF-i IN TOWN SIES. WE NEL?TH VSINESS! IL -.1 - U x. nym, WIML, I P0N16IV A PARN AOUT HOW A .a 4J- _____ ~*R, ~A'E~ CANNOT 0VE OLIR LIVES 70 70TALLY PLEASE OT/-IERS. YOU MUST GROW ANP 1E1ARN FROM gXPER1ENCE. PEVEL.OP INTERESTS YOU E/JJO ONCE YOU ECOM CCW7NT WITH YA/RSELF A1.1. ELSE Wil-1- FAI-1- IN I-04r. -- "I DON'T CARE NOW MUCH YOU LIKE SOUP, HERMAN YOU CAN'T MAKE A SANDWICH OUT OF IT!" 2\/J: ' LLFJ.O 14/ER: YOUR CU RT Sh3WS YOU .'WE /NNATLY 1cE'TLESS, frlAK(N(, "PRESTWICKI THERE, HAS WORKED OUT A REALLY NIFTY DEVELOPMENT IN PORTABLE TV!" W _f- iuvu.i,. 'u - THAT'S CALLE? PR 1A&Z r7l 4 If A 4 A J VONIr I .,. - - 11 T WV F -r Tzw N — I �___ j1.= Jr 1w fI4L FF L J M g 9 77 01" 91 - CAM3PUS by Larry Lewis • ________________________________________ :T'S 67FETTINa SO r COACHIN& 6OACHIN Oj THINC76 HAVS C &) CCHANGED SO MUCH ISISINO PO"OUN WHAT'S WROW01 HATE TO EVEN C70 INTO OHi FOR THE 000D, OL-D DAYS, WHEN _N':it H) T A~ 1 11 DEAR POLLV — ldoa!otof sew- DEARPOLLY — Kldstovetoblow f U needle as It was removed from the wrapper. — SALLY. bubble wand. I am 12, and have lots of fun making these. — RONDI. A Dainty Sol A daunt ojifit 101 i BALDUS FIELDHOUS I 1 dress I i IDOOLITTLE COLLEGE i'i - I Li \ I I MAKE dainty ULE S& D yrs in Site I ,yrds 4 r.c. 't's 3,11 E AR O' - —• to serve punch, I first freeze fruit juice or soda In a heart shaped pan and when partially frozen garnish with mint and cherries. The punch is kept cold but Is not diluted — M7 \ 1 $'p 51 ',i d DEAR POLLY Over the years I spent countless hours searching for small garden tools that I put down in the yard or garden. till I painted the handles bright red I am saved thw time and annoyance of A Dl DN I.f !N V VF1J 111 1" -- 7 / 7UJLJ -- - - -- 1 HAVE O <E TELLING YOURSELFF.... ..vOu HA' T FNT / / - fT TH N $ LOCKER. ROOM WOM _-' Ut - r - .? - I 1/ (D 1974 by i(* ., - ,F I "\. ----!~ - ___________ - — P5 TA / I - ORDER UJ 4 FOR DEAR POLLY - Young motters bringIng babies from the hospital maybe a bit nervous when giving baby a bath. They'll find it most helpful to wear a pair of white cotion gloves to help keep baby from slipping. — LINDA. Drop-Waist This attractive style has a swingy k,l and a pretty Olaf Simpit-lo-sew for lodikys Fashion k3 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes I to is $ill to. 2- 1 bust 2S/I yards of 45-inch - $end ?Sr. •uh plus Ho o, puftp and MndIIn with nRm# •ddrizs psilu nurnb.r arid size to PATT1RfiS ( 1la DEAR POLLY — Mymotherusasa cafe curtain rod as a trellis for house plants Such as ivy to grow on As mu plant crows she pulls o. the top of the rod end makes It as long as needed for the plant's new growth. — DARLA, age 10. DEAR FOLLY — Rather than dis toy box, I card a no now ue it as i stordgo pidLe Io my sewing fabrics and patterns My sewing machine is kept on top of this box. which looks most attraclive with its new coat of paint. COLL 818 fr.c 113 -X USE SHING cot PILUTI'4G (It - 8101 .* -. WIRE WITHOUT .• j softly Wiwed blouse Ly toays srIe-selles No 8162wIthP4OTOGUIDE. inSize1O'-t24Yi She 12, 35 ts.st. jumper. 211 ad4.inth, blouse, -.-1T" —i -o - 1 Style Setter _________ - , t 8162 (I , I 8232 umOs.j yrs. -.s - . I BY MISTAKE 1 1. •\ , ' L. - MEN'S LOCKEf 'ROOM " 1 ' -_ I I •1 f — ver having to look for them any / - DAIN PHOTOGUI E is ,J .0 soap bubbleq and It Is not always necessary to go out and buy a bubble set. Pour some dishwashing detergent into a clean jar or old plastic container arlo a piece of Ing on all types of f4bricti. it was most confusing trying to distinguish between regular machine needles and the ballpoints for knits until I started putting red dots of nail WAPc ToyffSOX AND USE sToIzAG PLACE FOI FAtiRi( / ) ___- ( 1__1 . -' II -. Polly pays S 00 for ev ery Idea used. LLY — Bond an aluminum ght ringle tind glue containers that do not have push-pull tops. MARTY. 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I aniaates d Dif fer On Drainage Bon - By BOB _ LLOYD City Edi tor Drainage bonds on Thesday's general election ballot for referendum have become the hottest Issue in the Dec. a Sanford city election. Only two of the seven candidates running for two city commission seats say they 7 0106 z=RW - 70M proposed $6. million drainage bond Issue toimancea NMI favor the PACK cVIL) FOR CHANGIE /h" ALMOST - -THERE! # OoiG 5 r citywide storm prograin to alleviate flooding during periods of heavy rain- - I t-%u I~H_ A. ''1cJc',,/,/1II/ I ) •I? , \\ " , W.A - • -- - XX PROVE IT! 11 11 ,. . i it A Lt.bV YER CAR ...IF YA CN STAND T1 TALK -- U5D CAR FWOM This GUY flIORNTO4 DCLAThBEAUDIERE DELBERT EUGA JOHN MORRIS E.O. KEITH plete job and and of . property In the city to fund the Citizens have criticized the right-of-way acquisition, decision isupto each individual ched out city police, fire and waj, condemnation or total of the people in the city," citizens can't afford it." Mrs. drainage program. present commission for poor engineering, legal and fiscal voter. "I have mixed utility services, engineering, legal and fiscal DeLattibeaudiere charged. Woodhouse, who has a The bonds could also be maintenance of the city's agent fees, emotions," he said. "we need McClanahan agrees the agent fees. "There is too much emphasis background of employment by --. turned down clah:L f iii. e SONNY' I -- 'CLOSE T HEART ° , -- --- TAKE - - ___ - Mayor Moore says if the the drainage, but I want to drainage program is badly Alfred DeLattibeaudiere, a on 'city' and not enough on federal agencies in Washington, decide the question. system of major interctptor tax ov property in the city. Thomton says he decided to he has said,"I don't think you are also seeking McClanahan's successfully sought a city and re back to the citizens Incumbent commissioners A. mains and smaller lateral lines Three candidates are op- run against McClanahan could get future bonds passed city commission seat and both commission sat in feels "with a workable plan." If 1972, A. McClanahan and John Is designed to cover five posing McClanahan in his rL%- because of the incumbent's even if people were drowning in oppo6e the drainage bond issue. Sanford citizens shouldn't te elected she says she will do her Morris are seeking re-election "basin" areasticstY1 over the ekctionbid.AutodeaierGuy "arroganceandattltudeward the streets" He says he's best to get drainage grant DeLettibeaudiere under adc1 Dec. 3 to four yestr terms. ang to . 11ornton says he is sorry the citizens." ci concerned that the proposed o get conditions, to pay for "half-way fund& Morris, who Is for the bond -----------. Issue,says he's "surprised that ftL tAKE %T..I'LL3 / same token present open ditch drainage off in of TREATED THIS CAR LIKE A MEM557% OP My BUT ECONOMIC, CONDI'nONS FORCED ME TO SELL... :509.1 by the vote since only a simple system that channels storm bonds are approved L voters know more about the possibility needed but sa ys city taxpayers small contractor, and Mrs. 'people.' People should come D.C., says the city should seek majority (50 per cent plus 1 of waters to Lake Monroe. Tuesday they can be paid federal funds to help finance can't afford the added burden. Stella Wuodhouze, a part-time first," state and federal grants for those voting) Is required to The proposed $6.5 million 26 years with a levy of 5.35 mills the program." "And If the bond issue passes," Orlando Sentinel-Star employe, Mrs. Woodhouse, who tiri drainage, study the situation FAMILY, AspL)T,/-< GRANNY!/r HEI-ta'< MYSELF. SHouu)I UY I SELLA WOOIMIOUSE .MCCLANAHAN ssue It is possible several Lee Moore and commissioners tially the same drainage bonds. campaign issue will be recent that there are "a number of financing" the drainage complete drainage as now hundred voters could approve Julian Stenstrorn and Gordon system. Now consulting Noting that If drainage work annexadons that bypassed grey areas" in the bond issue program. planned. the bonds that won e, taxes Meyer have publicly urged city engineers estimate the cost has Isn't done now it will cost more large areas to take smaller proposal including no estimates "1 advocate defeat of the "They're (city Coirunission) or up to 40 years on all voters to approve the bonds. Juinped to $6.16 million plus later, Thornton says he feels the areas into the city and stret. of costs of acquiring rights-of- not doing anything for the good bond issue," she said. "The . C01 NCEKDENCE THEIRE SHE IS NOW* ING ' j /---'?KEPA5 Stoffe-1 by V" ELMER,THIS BEAUrY WAS OWNED 5Y A LI'L M LADV, IF SHE WAS HE9F_ I COULD - ALFRED A a . -- a.---- -t f - UGIS •1 ..i preference on I, - 1014 by -. If many of the city's 6,OO McClanahan is the only city In 1971 city voters defeated by drainage bonds have become feel city commissioners program may not do "a corn- available federal funds as 'seed measures." She said she unregistered voters fail to show commissioner opposing the a 5-1 margin proposed $3.8 political issue, but he per- are"Ipub lic servants eliminate the money' so the taxpayers don't derstands that the $6.5 million not the bond rid Issue. Morris and Mayor million bond Issue for essen- sonally will vote yes on the dictators." He said his main problems." He has charged have to pay all the cost bond issue won't be enough to 1 _________________ - I __ ve Sanford voters can cast ballots on the proposed bond imue in all 13 city precincts as they vote Tuesday in the state and countywide general ff / POT ' fall. II&RRYI ______ 'X - McClanahan is trying to make - - drainage a political isisue." "The city commisslori is just doing its job. Informing the emocrats e in the most forceful way pouible," he sahL "If the bond isw f4s, to pan the 6ty -A ,. HAPPY DRI p . 15 . '• .-. SONNY." .. ..—.. ' f \, - ,Iv ;1 bjr / 7 CLIC. 7 . - GRANNY (f - • , _____ 1 ______ •/ _________ ts , - Seventeen hundred and eighty-seven lamilies queued up at the Food Stamp outlet in October for help.. . on emino e Unemp oyment - a% • SetJOUS BUSf!JSS a 6O1& VJMO .Ak).. 'T - - • • V - .- ____ •__•g__*.. • last year - • — 1-•-- - --• . havebeenexhausted,thosewho who have t held '1)s a Silt ficientlenth of time to be Keith Says he's running for city commission because downtown r reprEsentation. "The present city commission doesn't seem I VOTING MACHINES CHECKED county 's for are of 4NY . A - . • '_a . j; _____ F ,it J. a , yI ______ • ' loyment A -A- - .— ______ eligible for unemp . . •• • - W eather a ge Pa -, - *k;T~ UP C&S HSCK CA= A F(GHT... Increase ln numbers offamilies using the services of the Seminol Count Food stamp 0Mce at 218 Swith Oak Ave., f , - f - ., 'il H •-•.--_-_•-,. - L I ': L1ita. — ' from September to October, u • - Sixty-five new Iamit'es who had ever before appiled for /f43 Index • Around The Clock ......4A - ........... 613 Bridge Calendar .............. 3A Comics ....... ........6B Crossword Puzzle ...... 7A Dear Abby ............ 12A Dr. Crane .............. &A Sanford. Curtis Spencer, supervisor of the office. said I today households receiving food stamp assistance rose seven J. 41 1 - A twmv 00 financial distress being suffered locally, however, is the -- 1_9I Rom $Uri A rnore telling example of the I-Smcus Bmwess* ALUAYS -'-.• - - -'- to ando have never work ed and those "h- ' I Is until the breaking point is family size Ilie unemployment statistics do noi include the chronically unem p loy ed , ihose benefits _______________________________ • A10Z WHOS 60tk)G 70 LOSF.,... ' _______ -- '. Fig - ______ _____________ I=_•. Euga sa" too he doesn't thh* the 16.5 milhon will fund a cnmplete solution to the problems. Keith says the tax to finance the bond Issue "iiss tOO much for people to beu at ft time but we do have a drainage - — - thepubllc.Itsasklngpeopleto shoulder another tax burden and people on fixed incomes cant do It. — of , . - - rate have • . a ____ against •• - Euga says the city has "great drsiriage roblems and the work needs to be done but because of the present econornic condit.11ons this; isn't the time to put the bond Issue to A new clalm.s office for who defeated Incumbent Fred Seminole County's 134 voting machines are given a final to show an interest in downmechanical check by A. E. Williams of Adams Transfer and Ile noted that the amounts of unemployment opened in Dickinson in a bitter Democrat. catching up with the rest of the reached before applying for Storage Co before being sent to the food stamps which may be Totem Pole Plaza, 306 U.S. 17 SO precincts Ic primary, Republican food stamps country now Tuesday's general election Some 43,714 voters eligible been increased 92. Casselberry today. Currently applications purchased William Muntzlng Kis The Latest estimate from the cast ballots In the county-wide electlon and a 50 percent turnout 0 A ccordi ng Orl degree in an effort to offset simmee, former to Gov. aide Florida State Unemployment require at least three weeks for Is predicted by FJectlons Supervisor Camilla Bruce. Service is an unemployment processing. Spencer advised the effects of inflation. But the unemployment office, new Claude Kirk and city commis. The rate 5.6 per cent a far cry those wishing to participate in Increase has not gone up as claims for South Seminole sioner. from last year's lowest in the the program to call the office rapidly as the rate of inflation, residents will be handled at the , —Treasurer: Democratic ini ifl l otion offi ce and claims now in the cumbent Thomas O'Malley, in kickbacks and one ot perjury, insurance conunissioner, nation figure arid higher than for an appointment and an Spencer noted, Persons can buy any edible Orlando and Sanford offices who was indicted on Oct. 18 on against Republican Jeffrey education commissioner super the three county Seminole- application will be mailed ill be phased Into th e flCW two counts of accepting $50,000 Latharn of Davie, former vises the state school system food product with the stamps Orange-Osceola metropolitan Immediately hter r1() office in the next fewno'' congressional aide who sought and the agriculture commis"lit r In St' 'r iii! t1 ' amount of area 4.3 per cent unemployment to a .__..•./,i,\1p_f.• _y, I Highest In The Metro Area ow*e ScILne:Ldev 4 te: cratic former state Sen. Bruce Sinathers, son of former U.S. Sen. George Samthers, against Republican James Sebesta of the food stamp program are food stamps which heads of Seminole County residents Tampa, former Hillsborough By DONNA ESTES applying weekly, Spencer said. households are eligible to were collecti ng unemployment County elections supervisor. IseraldStaf( Writer lie warned those families in purchase is determined by the benefits. September, 1974 saw —Comptroller: Former state Seminole County, which 2,600. per cent financial distress not to wait amount of income and the that number climb to Sen. Gerald Lewis of Miami, bragged about its 3.7 IT'S ELECTIO" TfPAE- ACAJk). H •- chairman. Five Cabinet races are contested - Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin has no opposition - ofs by - gov fering voters these matchupa. —Secretary of ta Demo- 3K - issues have focused the trnor's office instead of the secondary role as Cabinet -. -- by ignoring it. We'll WW to find e". Keith both oppose Morris in his re-election bid. And both are against the bond 153M. tion, but he may find himself working with anywhere from two to five new members. Democratic Gov. Reubin Askew, who serves as chairrim of the panel that Is sometimes called the state's board of dlrectors, is a solid favorite for re-election over Republican Jerry Thornas in a race where T_ / ____________________________________ is expected to have the same - problem to have retired F ' cow Delbert Euga, a disabled veteran, and men's clothing salesman E 0 I LLAHASSEE Fla — lorida's seven man Cabinet •i(t 't " RUSH fJiT : . .-. . P . - TO THe TRACK 1 A FP%IeND GAVE ME A' IN THE FOUKTH KACE RID OF THAT . 3 cii WITH MY 4 '-- • ____________________________________________________ • *in- ers a= i, nef Cwr Ku Klux Klan support. sioner regulates agrieWture. Education Commissioner: Collectively, the gove DernotratR incumbent Ralph arid (ibiritt head the Depart. Turhngton,aripomtedto the po- ments of Highway Safety Clothes iine sition by Askew In April when Motor Vehicles, General SerAvow unnecessary spending tndictei former commissioner vices, Criminal Law Enfc*-Floyd Christian resigned, and cement, Natural Resources and for clothing. A coordinated Republican Carl Kutt.lerJr.,St. Revenue and serve as t he color scheme will make your Petersburg Junior college ad. Trustees of the Internal wanrobe seem larger than it Is. Try buying new accessorics minLstrator. Improvement Trust Fund. instead of new outfiLq. And don't —Agriculture Corrunissioner: A Democratic sweep would buy fad clothing that will be out Du -nocratic incumbent Doyle give Askew, if he ism-elected, a of fashion before eworn Conner, facing an election op. friendly Cabtr,eI, a luxury he Oil B t.B cl uy c oothing ng on sale or out '"nent for the first time since did not enjoy until late in his ifl-JeaSOn, but don't consider he won the office In l%O, firatterm. any item a bargain 1 you against Donald K. Webb of For the first three years of - -. Lakeland. a salesman and the Askew administration, the woulln't have bought it at the political-unknown running Cabinet split 41 against the fuil price. So-called bargains ,t are seldom or never uwd under the American party governor on many sensiti%e is. tha are nosA expensive luxuries, sues. banner. Each Cabinet officer huds The lineup was Askew, She. ~ove you a clever way to save r,t agency: The vin and Christian vs. Conner, enefgy or fight inflation? Send your ato T7e Inflation Fi?tr, rt of secretary of state supervises OMalley, Dickinson and for. e yo hates banking, the trea5urer de- Stone But Christian was in- We vs WWI be able to acknowl edge - - .,: - ,:Z—_ - ._- .. .•• •----------• horoscope ........... 8A • ------ -- ' —f- '-- TwenIy-six hundred Seminole Coutitfans drawing unemployment checks, 3A Obituaries Television • . .. . . .. . ...313 posits state (units and serves as dicted and Stone resigned. -• ' __ -: _ --------- - iT --------fjr - - - ---- ------------- ___ ------=------------ - _t•.J --- -•-=------ - - ' f • - - - - - -==--- - -. -- -------==-=------------ • __7 t=---- � 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 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 03, 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/4f830fb7d6a9afb1c139e7bfc3b242d8.pdf 8f36e7a6ec0e88d4a2ce52e930386d1b PDF Text Text --- 67th Year, No. 63—Friday, November 1, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Salfi: DYS Quota Plan Won t Worlc lftivx lollo: - . - - - .. -. . .. ____ _____ •,- j I. ,f'.: -_-'______I, ' . " ' ,. •..' -'• Stale Department of Transportation (DOT) officials said today installt1on of wdrnlng lights and steel guard rails at the antiquated Osteen Bridge on SR-415 east of Sanford has been compieted. Truck traffic over the span linking Seminole and Volusia counties had been curtailed while D01' maintenance crews made the installation. Officials said the ban on truck traffic hac been lifted, ci!ectJve Monday. The safety rneasures %4rre taken after public protests follwAing the deaths of five persons Oct. 11 when a van plunged through a u ooden guardrail into the St. Johns River. BRID E TRUCK RAN LIFTED Unemp oyment R te I . Reacnes6 Per C ent - WASHINGTON (AP) - The 1970 and 1971. The last time tober rise In unemployment as additional public service Jobs nation's unemployment rate unemployment was above 6 per their jobless rate rose from 9.8 when the national unemploy. cli'nbed from 5.8 to 8 per cent cent was in November 1%!, also to 10.9 per cent, the department ment rate exceeds 6 per cent for last month, Its highest level in a post-recessionary period, said. The Jobless rate for white three consecutive months. three years, the government re. The Labor Department said workers was about unchanged ported today. 5.5 mIUL Americans were last month at 5.4 per cents employment, which has T!' lncra.,c another in • withui. 'j 'ast mo?th, 200,000 With 'conoms, activ'ty in atotal risen o tA In th-44ast year dicatorot recession, was apre. more than ln September and L3 slump, unemployment is ex- was unctanged In&tori,er a election blow to the Republican million more than in October pected to continue rising, possi. hOkL Th civilian labor 1 973. national administration. bly as high as 7 per cent next force also held steady last The October unemployment Government analysts said the year, according to forecasts ionth - at 92 million. level was the highest since No- 5.5 million unemployed was the made by some of President vember 1971 when it aLso hIt 6 hIghest since the Labor Depart- Ford's economic advisers. The government said the bigper cent during a time of re- ment began computing monthly To aid the jobless the admin- gest increase in unemployment covery from the recession of unemployment figures in 194L istratlon has proposed legisla. last month was among blue-colBlack workers accounted for lion that would extend tmem- 1st workers, especially those in much of the increase in the Oc- ployment benefits and provide durable goods Industries. The iation '( ) Fighter SignIess Posts P revaiI__Cr% u rt u A plan by the state Division of quotas. Yet, funds for these Youth Services (DYS) that increases do not presently would place a quota on the exist. number of youthful offenders There Is no solution to the each county may commit to problem unless there is a state institutions could "trigger tremendous change In the ,t nnnor explosion" a cnrn' thtn tr ' of th o%ernmi., ni to Circuit Court Judge Saift said. programs, making it even nu.re difficult to use the half-way house concept as an alternative to training school. Thus, keeping within the DYS imposed quota system, would b. n inr,re r1if1i ul I --'--'.u" "Thereareon1ysomanytx', Dominick Saul. One major alternative would in a juvenile center. When Salfi, assigned as Seminole be for the legislature or cabinet ± put one more kid in, another has County juvenile court judge, "to cut loose funds for half-way . s... to come out the other end said the DYS's "fair share houses that could hold from 20 whether he's ready to come out plan" setting quotas and to 35 people." Another would be -. or not." closing training schools to for the DYS to totally endorse If the DYS cannot come up youths committed for running the concept of creating new with an alternative solution by -..../ : away, truancy, orbeing Judged facilities, instead of "putting .:i-' the time the "fair share" plan is : A incorrigible, will "just not work the big gun on the judges to to be implemented in six as it Is presently set up." change their sentencing." months, then one of two things DYS's alternative is to place In addition, there Is an active will probably happen Saul said. the Juveniles in family group proposal being discussed by The judge will either have "to homes, halfways houses, small Judges that would "diffuse the put a child back on the street foster homes or on probation, responsibilities of the Juvenile -. vhere it's not the best system DYS deputy Director Allan Court aniong all the judges, for the child," or the judge "will Hubanka said this week that the rather than assign them to one ;/i) buck the system." Division was starting the quota individual as It now stands." ',/7/ And the second decision plan because it has 200 more Juvenile judges have seems to be the most attractive JUDGE SAl I'! youths in Institutions than they classically worn two hats to Saul. were designed to house. iudicial and administrative - Programs, Drug Action "We can't let the system But Salfi says "We'll need in order to get things done," Committee, and half-way house dictate to us what is fight when facilities to house from two to Salfi said. programs and feels the dif- we reaBy know it's not right. If three times the number of In keeping with this tradition, fusion of juvenile respon- we do, we shouldn't be sitting in people they now house," in Salfi is active in many area sibilitles would take away from a position where we have the order to meet the state imposed programs, such as Youth the effectiveness of these opportunity to do otherwise." X - - .. .. . - " . -. - —- - LEAR Weather Details Page 3A - - $s It looks like those sign posts Circuit Court Judge Rice can prove a relief in a - sans signs - alongside Dominick Salfi initially ruled food budget threatened by Interstate 4 will remain that the county has a right to with advertisements refuse to grant building permits rising bwl pricesthis fall,* since unadorned 1.1 *1... re , or the signs when there was a this year's rice harvest is ex- for a Wsu,C longer as of a recent Judicial decision, failure on the part of the firm to peeled to set a new record. Construction on the apply for building permits prior Here are a few tips to billboards was halted more to construction. remember so '11 variety )OU fl 0 get the than aycar ago when the TLk Judge Salfi 01W county blocked Tri-State dismissed an appeal of Th—Longgrain rice is good as a Systems, Inc. from putting up State because of a technicality side dish, or in curries or stews, the signs without a building involved in the appeal process as handled by the firm's at(Have you a clever way to save permit, The billboard firm (lied a tome> Bill Rowland. flef9y or fight inflation? Snd your Wes to The inflation Fighter, care of counterclaim that asked the at least the sign company The Herald. The but ideas will be county to issue a belated permit can launch another appeal, the used In future Columns. Sorry, but *0 won't be able to acknowledge allowing completion of con- posts will remain where they rtcelpt) struction. are - but will not bear signs. So, I nd ex 051 Around The Clock ---------4A Bridge ....................613 Calendar . .. ......... 3A Comics ...................6B Crossword Puzzle ---------6A Dear Abby ........... .... IOA Dr. Crane .................5A Dr. Lamb ............. ..1OA Horoscope .................7A hospital ..................3A Obituaries ................3A Television 313 i HOMECOMING QUEEN LINEUP Local TV Set For Election, (If They Can Remember) By JAY SLIARBUTF is -- ? P -_; P P P I p I4 AP Television Writer NEW YORK (AP) - It's safe to assume that between now and next Tuesday's general elections the networks will emit all sorts of words about how thorough their election night coverage will be. But little is written about lx;il TV stations. So we recently called one, WWWW-TV in rural Bumfudgeon, Fbi., to ask News Director Everett Scrimshaw about his plans for covering election night. "When is that?" he i,i SANFORD H A U NTED HAUNTS HOUSE More than 1,100 Sanford area residents braved the horrors of XI Theta Epsilon's Haunted house on Sanford Avenue, Halloween night. Heading the team of spooks and speetres were Jan and John Myers of Longwood, and helping with a 'frightfully' good evening's entertainment were Joe, Mike and Toby Rice, who live in the house every other night of the year when goblins and witches aren't using It. Eight pretty girls in Seminole High School Homecoming court are, (top, from left) Pam Green, DeI)t' Mendoza, Deborah Byrd, Katie Whelchel; (bottom, from lefty Karerna Brace), Penny Williams, Charlotte Ringling and Jewel Ervin. Homecoming Is Nov. 15. "Just pullin' your leg. I know what night it is. And we at WWWW plan to have the most complete returns in the history of the county the moment the poll closes. Maybe before. "We already have a c'o.'respondent in the field, although he'll have to get off the tractor and come on in the studio for makeup at about six o'clock, "And that's not all. We got some new electronic gear - it's a pocket calculator that works when you clean the lint away helping us with our voter asked. profile dnalysis." He was told. Whereupon he harrumphed and groused about the local newspaper, a weekly. "Wish it were a daily so we'd k w when the Issues changed," he said. Then he Ile said the analysis measures whether the voter was prone or upright in the booth, lie decided to use it, he added, after charges In the last ekctlon that Welby Tidball, a may- Laughed. oral candidate, was buying uncommitted voters shots of redeye on election day. Everett said he plans to have Mrs. Barry Foon on hand as a guest commentator, even though she's new to broadcast journalism. "She's the secretary for the circuit court clerk and she's got a pretty good idea of whether the county will go Republican, Democrat, independent or just plumb crazy," he explained. He said her commentary will locus on various "high Interest" races, such as the ones for sheriff, circuit court judge, constable and county commission chairman. "The last is the particularly high interest because there are rumors one of the candidates riost folks know who he is - has been (oUn' around with a married woman," Everett observed. "We plan to immediately project the winners," he continued. "If it's a close one, Ted Brittle, our anchorinan, may mumble a bit. But he's been doin' that ever since he got new bridgework a week ago." The networks all plan to do Live "remotes' (rain the headquarters of various candidates, Everett Scrimshaw says he'll go them one better. He'll do a live remote from the county's sole precinct. "It was nice of the county to put the precinct in our studio," he said. "It'll get us a TV first - an interview with a voter right In the booth. Should be a real hummer come Monday." The elections are on Tuesday, he was told. "I better write that down," Everett said. �2A—Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Friday, Nov. L 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL POLICE BLOTTER a tconomicPi an Q ues t ioned or PEOPLE s WASHINGTON (AP) Three weeks after it was pro. posed, President Ford's anti-in. Beverly Sills NEW YORK (AP) Opera singer Beverly Sills, - who underwent surgery for a malignancy in the pelvic area last week, has been released from the hospital. The coloratura soprano's operation was successful and she U not have to undergo further treatment, said a spokesman at New York Hospital. MISS Sills will begin per forming again Nov. 20 when she will sing the first of five scheduled per. formances of Donlzctti's "The Daughter of the Regiment" with the San Francisco Opera. Thomas Bradley flation program is bogged down Martha Mitchell i n public controversy over CHICAGO (AP) Martha Mitchell says that she (eared for her llf when whether its costs will outweigh - - But In his Oct. Kansas City mortgage interest rates. downturn at the same time It ness and labor Ford did Two other major features of works to restrain rampant restraint in wa ge and price be- Ings bo balance their family nds. the Ford package, budget re- inflation. havior has run into trouble. Hkely budgets, postpone unnecessary Such a bond, they say, ductions and a 5 per cent surtax And in a speech to the NaArch Booth, president of the would at tract more funds away borrowing, and save as much on a single taxpayer's income tional Press Club Thursday, Si- U.S. Chamber of Commerce, from the savings and loan asso. money as they can — all steps Richard M. Nixon was president. Billy Graham 1 ,-_.L. 901 West Ist Street. Seven persons were arrested Handel! Childs, 18, 5824 Delta on drug charges after being St.. Orlando is In Seminole County Jail, in lieu of $5,000 violation, Thursday night. bond, c harged with possession Officer Robert Partain stopped of marijuana In excess of five a van with no tail lights and grams. spotted inarijuana and pills in ' '$ II ... ,?.) " ""'. ,' Charges \ , Counter-Charges . -. V - - Promises . . Promise - - - , - - - , •' - . - '' -.' ATHENS (AP) A panel of Greek judges ordered today that former dictator George Papadopoulos and 46 other former military officers, - - ..... -. . . . - . , W. . ' ' P0 A ... A '.' _____ - - could be given the death C I-. 4. A Everywhere here you urn these days candidates are after your attention ( ILI L/niorLunaLely, Unfortunately, a few invariably try to mislead you. . FM Quote/Unquote and your vote. It sometimes gets a little Most candidates really do try to be fair and accurate with you What people are saying... you were looking at them always for the first time." - Martha Grh2m, 81, In Bangkok on a tour of Asia with her Modern Dance Company. "The coffee, tea or milk syndrome of the 's Is long dead, but the airlines obviously haven't learned to bury It." I -Kelly Renck, president of the Auis. of not Attiudant., us the pussibility of more strikes by stewardesses. One has to wonder bow firmly based the First SENATOR PROXMIRE Amendment really is in the "If our print media we American mind when one gets controlled by the government.. dozens of letters saying, three we would have a press cheers to the Russian netowrks spreading the word that for pulling the plug on smart. government would want us to aleck reporters from the United have and keeping from us the Statf&" new the government did wt - Richard S. Salant, want us to president of CBS News, Sen. William Proxmire (D DWis.)Iuarecentspeechtothe Wis.) In a recent speech to the W r J!' Senate on the FCC's fairness UmigV doctrine. "All we're asking Is a chance -. to compete fairly with foreign • airlines. The post office pays foreign airlines five times as ' much asltpayzusto carry the 4 mail." - Unidentified airline stwardeu during a demonstratlon protesting the government's refwial to subAi ., Pan Am airlines. sidize even We saw a country MILTON EISENHOWER though the collective spirit admittedly deemphasixes the referring to incidents during individual where everybody i President Nixon's D14 visit to came in contact with was doing Moscow when American the best they could at whatever correspondents were cut Off the air. they believed "A society that insists on capacity for. We all came back nuning qiadrcnnuil con. tceilR4 ii.c e could do ventlons like circuses should Actress Shirley btacLaine not be surprised to get tightrope recounting impressions of ber walkers as presidential candiCtates." visit to China. Milton S. Eisenhower "The youth movement had a ntw 10 his ''The Pi-s!'Jrnt elciiicnt in It and the university Is Calling." sometimes made damaging concessions to this. A period of jxaasions and polar1zaUor made tii who to believe. l + their last minute charges make them separate factfrom fiction. what they've done. I b . Fa Fair - . -ON C - Senator Senator Y WILSON 44~1 - - - s done the job for you - - - .,. : 1w J. %t _ mon mild. HM in / to 2 m All proceeds Rubel Bu ;eld Fund. ILS( n 1 10 U Is di fferent ...honestly , of ' S V \ Esther R. Sexton, Deltona Scott A. Marshall. Geneva Mary Clemons, Lake Butler Stacy Roach, Longwood Alline Barwick, Longwood Fred J. Popham, Orange City Mary C. 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Alexander, Deltona 17 SATURDAY, NOV. 2nd. & SUNDAY Women 2 p.m. Holy ' E THE INCUMBENT... ,, John B. Augusta Roy L pley He le n Spa in to Th e Incumbent voted $inst HO ,. Bob Pearson be hevis he public fl 1739, provjdng pfocecjres by should be able to remo ve officials r vIid any member of the govern from office quickly, w4en they violat, their public trust. LesterM.Rethwtll Emma Lee Johnson Nancy Lee Carter & girl - ., YOUNG, EUGENE HOWARD— Funal services for Eugene herefromnOrlando,He attended the 80% BOB PEARSON,.. James O'Donnell Gloria Washington Dorothy Miller & girl - In 114 W. First St., Sanford. Ho*ard Young. Sk ot m w Welaka Apartments, died Sanford, who died WedneWay Wednesday nght at his will be hold at 10 &.M.. Saturday, residence, He was a native of in Grainkow Funeral Home Connorsille, Ind. and had hved l Holt offi clating. Burial in in Sanford since 1971 Moving Evergreen cemetery. Gramkow Longwood Volunteer Fire Department Women's Auxiliary bake sale, Wtnn-Dixie Plaza 434 and U.S. 17-92 from 1 ' —Istory Prof. HenrytMay 1 Ile University of California at Beriely discussing that college's student unrest In late Oi and how attitudes have changed. I1J don't believe in age. Age Is rei.tive to one's appetite for life, a curiosity about tiviry1hing around. It's the way You lo a', things, is though - ID Daytona Reath tides for Saturday —high 9O7am,t:l9pm,; low 2.21 a m., 3:07 pm,, Port Canaveral high 143am pm cedots rethinking bn" -= ,, a" MW low% mostly in the 6o%. " - OLIN WESThIORELANI) - the aft Easterly winds mostly IS m p h. decreatng at nigh?. Sanford: Cynthia D Bacon Emory M. Metzler .' 10 Movies Per Month AREA DEATHS '"'GENE YOUNG Eugene Howard Young, NOV. 2 Lake Mary Rotary Club Lyman IlIgh School Band Charter Night and first anBoosters fish fry, Lyman niversary dinner at Mayfair cafeteria, 44 p.m. Enter- Country Club, 7:30 p.m. John tainment by band. Proceeds to Sle.rcer, president of Sanford uniform fund. TakE-out dinnm Rotary Club will speak. also available ura1eyuhoster barbecue. 11 a.m., home of Everett Huskey, 500 Sweetwater Club Sweetwater WEATHER. Oaks. Berwflt school stadium fund. Entertainment. yestefcUy's ho IS low 1his ffwnirV .4. of inch of rain. Mostly fair .throughSa t urday Highs In mid to upper WS, Lows in - '1 / out WINS AT CAMPOREE CALENDAR Before you believe make them show you - una III iifIThiir what theypromise to do , Funeral confusing and ma4s you wonder Before vou believe - p - ' If Icind guilty, the for. mer members of the military junta that ruled Greece with an Iron hand for more than seven years sentence. Hodges said the actual sentence was two years on each a ' treason." Charges case, Dickinson called Prior's con- viction In September "tragic" and politically inspired. Prior, 49, was convicted by a count to be served confederal jury on five counts of currently. The judge did not lying in testimony given before specify where the sentence a grand jury last May. would be served. ,. ,- - senior public relations Pronn . -. - official for DelcoRemy and g Prior's attorneys have until Nov. 15 to tile appea ls In the P -- connection with the burglary of making investigation difficult, C ./,. •i• . the Armored Express Corp. on said FBI spokesman Kenneth Olin P. Westmoreland, 85, of Oct. 20, when more than $4.3 Gray. million was stolen. The two suspects arrested on 195 Lake Mary Blvd. Lake at Mary. died Thursd~y Officials said about $61,000 of Grand Cayman were Charles Seminole Memorial Hospital. the money has been recovered. Marzano, 42, and Luigi DiU.S. Atty. James R. Thompson Fonzo, 27, a former silver com- Born In Cobb County, Ga., he sin" 1946 Charles Durham, Marshah, lived In Lake said Thursday the missing modules broker, who were moving there from3'Kennesaw. Ark. and Mrs. George Wilhelm funds would be hard to trace flown Thursday to Miami, Fla. Ga . He was a charter member Laurel, Ind., three grandbecause the bulk of the money FBI Officials said they should may be stashed In secret be taken to Chicago after a and deacon of First Baptist children; several nieces and Church of Lake Ma and was a nephews. foreign bank accounts, hearing later this week to Gramkow Funeral Home in face retir Two men were arrested federal charges of bankburbur- c ed residential construction charge of arrangements. nter Wednesday on Grand Cayman glary, bank larceny, use ° Survivors include his wife Island in the Caribbean shorUy explosive devices and inbefore they were scheduled to terstate transportation of stolen Clara Westmoreland, Lake May; two sons, L 0. Westfly to Costa Rica, where au- money. Notices thorities say extradition wo Shortly after the arrest, Wil. moreland. Kennesaw and Don have been difficult. ham Marzaitio, 31, brother of Westmoreland, Mt. Dora; brother, James C. WestP.more Atlanta; WO Sisters, %ervices for Olin P. Thursday to federal authori ti es authori ties In Chicago. Lake s. 'finriet, Westmoreland. IS, of tnChlcago where three other Three other men were orMhtyBIvd+. Lake Mt',*o an d Mrs. rs G wen Hunter, H men are being held, rested earlier In connection dd Thday, will be held at 2 Orlando; fie grandchildren pm. Saturday at First Baptist Authorities Bald the money with the burglary. and three gmt-grandchildren. Church of Lake Mary *i1h Rev marold Davis officiating' Gramkow Funeral Home is in J. Buria l In Oaktawn Memor i al charge of arrangements. Park Gramkow Funeral Home a former reporter In Indiana and Michigan, died Thursday. Prior to joining Delco in 1959, Wells was city editor at the Muncie Star. months, ' Ci.3l,174 ADMISSIONS Sanford: , I ., Susie B Payne I ,( Annie Mae Sinclair / Robert S. Lee Helen A. Dean . Amos J. Deere Alma Brasky of 5,000 Scouts attending the Council Camporee held at Deseret Ranch last weekend the Best John lUggins Jr. Patrol of Troop 515 of Sanford took first place in three of the five council events alter winning three Audra Wakefield Johns District ts event called Early Bradford Japanese Prison Escape are front row (from left) James Freeman, Bobby &unenberg and Steve rles Chester Canter Berry; back ro w, Malt Gilson, Mark ChoenIng and Jack Rumbaugh. Chris Elsea is scoutmaster Genevieve Miller DeBary and Ed Rumbaugh and Wayne Doyle Jr., assistant scoutmast ers. Philip I. Desmarais, Deltona Elijtia Groom Jr., Lake Monroe Huyler S. Kingman, Orange WALNUT CREEK, Calif. signed up for a "movie pack- City (AP) — A closed-&cuit net. age" which features first-nin BIRTHS the Baptist Church and was a work using General Electric films. Cablevos airs pa ce reported The Walnut Creek channel citrus grove caretaker. recently that 1,600 Walnut carries 10 showings of 10 curMr. and Mrs. Victor Perez, a Survivors Include his wife, Creek TV-cable users have rent motion pictures per month. girl, Sanford Mrs. Betty L Young, Sanford; daughter, Mrs. Terry Camp. . . including the mcr who 9 b . helped him seize power in 1967, be tried for "high awl~ a! 04 begin Nov. 15, and Prior would e eligible for parole after six . . - MUNCIE, I nd. (AP) Clifton C. Wells, 45, a Promises -- Fred profits from sale of stock in the HOSPITAL NOTES PATROL stolen in the nation's largest man, an island south of Cuba in burglary, but officials feared the British West Indies. the search may prove futile. The banks operate with the Six men are in custody in same secrecy as Swiss banks, X_ I -.- .. 1 " ' - . :1 ft Comptroller Dicki nson. Palm Beach Mall Bank, which U.S. District Judge W. Terrell Dickinson chartered in 1969. Hodges said the sentence would , , CHICAGO (AP) Author. still missing may be scattered itles continued their search to- in several accoun ts In some of day for more than million the 172 bn on Grand Cay- - fr -- - ____ Theft S uspectsArrested ""' ' ' Three More I - investigating the financial showed that Prior and affairs of his former law part. Dickinson tried to conceal their ' i -- '...... Promises I. V , Promises today for lying to a grand jury Prosecutors said evidence ,'' . Clemson Dr., Altamonte possession of narcotics. Springs reported clothing Jailed in Longwood in lieu of valued at $910 was stolen, $202 bond each and charged Friday. from his car while with powession of less th.an five parked at Exxon Car Wash, 105 grams of marijuana were; Highway 17.92, Fern Park, Redden B. Polk, 26 and his wife Items valued at $817 were Evelyn, 20, both of IW9 Arthur reported stolen, Thursday, St., Orlando, George from Keeman Brick of Central Racardl, 25, and his wife Counter-Cl Counter-Charges - ina tenced to two years in prison West Palm Beach bank. ; .' I' ' Frederick C. Prior was sen- Dickinson ip.. ' ner, ' • Patrick Fehring, 27, Orlando is Florida Inc., Longwood Joanne, 22, both of 1630 Patton Local police authorities and Ave., Apopka, Catherine M sheriff's deputies filed several Dighton, 22, 22 East Philinore reports from residents hit by Ave., Orlando and Debra Jane vandals Th ursday night House Greenwalt, 21, 223 Briar Cliff and car windows were reported Rd., Orlando. i '(7. J II B Sentenced West He was convicted of lying Palm Beach attorney whenhetcldthegrandjurythat JV,,, ' in Seminole County Jail, in lieu Terry A. Marron, 1317 East of $5,000 bond, charged with I .. ' . the vehicle. Driver of the vehicle, Dennis County - '..• - - - from Bridges Furniture Store, NORFOLK, Va. (AP) Evangelist Billy Graham says he has been in touch with Richard M. Nixon's family and there is "no doubt about it, he nearly Papadoupoulos Clifton Wells f . that should be considered as a fears in Congress they would essential to our future growth." Action Committee to Fight In- did not want to be quoted by indicated in a television Inter. package, It appears the propos. worsen the nation's current But while the administration fiatlon, of which he is a memname, unfortuview it was also said Thursday night that if a ls requiring congressional ap. economic decline, still is pushing ha rd publicly, ber. note that some of Ford 's re. President's plan to reduce oil proval will be voted on only in Ford's chief economic some key administration What's more, some adminis- marks have been interpreted as imports by one million barrels a bits and pieces, if at all, spokesman, Treasury economists believe there won't tration economists concede encouraging Americans to day by the end of next The only one of Ford 's major Secretary William E. Simon, be any sur year tax unless the In come there are contradictions in spend less and save more, sin ce through voluntary effot ts proposals to have cleared Con- has changed his tactics slightly level is raised, possibly as high some aspects of the program, reduced spending on top of doesn't begin to show results gress so far is his program to in defending the Ford program. as $25,000 for a family. including suggestions by Ford already declining retail sales within tile next three nion make more than $7 billion lie's been saying In recent IhL But even a seemingly non- that the government might con- could only hurt the economy then some mandatory redu available to the housing in- speeches that the program will controversial Ford proposal to sider issuing special so-called more. Uons may be imposed. "I was afraid of being killed," said the estranged wife of former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell Mitchell S now standing trial on charges stemming from the Watergate cover-up. i. tit paint Friday, Nov. 1, 1974-3A - nor broken while other cars and houses were sprayed with Items valued at $245 were its benefits, over $7,50) or family income mon even said the program refused recently to support the clations that support the hous- that could lead to lower co Al though Ford sa id his pro- above $15,000, have gone "will pr erve the free enter- plan and walked out of a meet- ing industry. sumer spendi ng. gram was a "grand design" nowhere. Both have aroused prise system that I believe is Ing of the President's Citizen!' One Treasury economist, who In addition to these, Simon GrahtTn said h' would have flown to California to be with the family 'of the former president, but he was starting a new religious crusade here. He said Thursday that Nixon, who helped in many of our crusades," would want him to stay here and continue his work. IRiS ANGELES AP) Mayor Thomas Bradley, a former police lieutenant, was in a bank when it was held up, but he didn't know about the robbery, police said. The robber entered the bank soon after Bradley arrived Thursday, went to the foreign exchange department in the back of the building and demanded that the teller hand Over the money, police said, The robber escaped out the back way with $1,340, officers said. dustry to help lower home deal with the economic issue sppecial ecial citations to busi. WIN bonds that would bear a Sanford - . -;-- _ .--- ---- --• --=- -- --. ---- f-, _+ ___ -_ --_ Sanford, Fl, Call 322.3103 for Appointment Altamonte Springs 305.831-3377 -- ____ __ 211 W. 25th 4• _____________ - .1._ = ==- =_ _____= _ -:' _ :-; --_ --- - �OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. EvenmgliefflRld Maybe MIAMI (AP) - Four New York investment-banking firms will underwrite a $125-million public offering of seven-year notes that Florida Power & Light Co. plans to make in midNovemnber, the utility says. FP&L, the state's largest power-producer, said Thursday that the fund-raising notes are being underwritten by Salomon Brothers; Goldman, Sachs At Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. and White, Weld In c. FP&L said the notes replace the canceled October sales of first-mortgage bonds and of $50 million preferredstock. Of Torture 9. Regulatory Lag Hurts Consumers -0 1,,s,l.n,..l. ...kk ...1Il L.. I 41 As a resul t, the regulator)' commissions in from education, outstanding educator and administrator, some states are being swamped by pyramiding we will Seminole County weeks since that call, there has been almost s i still operating under a have a team that car. work together to provide paperwork. As a result, not only Is there ad. movement toward the fulfillment of the trum- system that ii as initiated b' the State Con. the best in education for the children in Seminole flunistrative chaos but uncertainty about the petei "major international effort." The state stitution of IU5 to combat the ill effects of Counti, We urge you to vote for the employed utilities' real needs in the minds of consumers, Department's man in charp of international Reconstruction. It is time to move Into the 20th s uperintendent and the non-partisan school who Inevitably feel that they century and join the school system o1 99 per cent are the ones being human rights, Warren Hewitt, admits the boo rd on Nov. 5th. "pancaked." of this country' who employ, rath problem is —not getting day4o.4ay attention." er than elect Understafling Is, In fact, cited as the chief their superintendents. We need to be able to set Less than that, there seems no one at State Mil Crotty cause of regulatory lag in the M ar il yn high standards and qualifications for the person first place. In giving It any thought. All that's been done thus President Pennsylvania, for who will administer the $50 million a year school example, the number of L far was a single U.N. speech, by U.S. League of Women specialists on the public utility commission dlegate budget. Present qualifications merely insure has Sen. Charles Percy; he deplored torture, naming Voters of remained unchanged while the number of rate that the elected super.ntendent will be a resident Seminole County Cases has tripled In no names naturally, but mostly resented S. the past four or five years. support for a 1975 U.N. conference on the __________________________ situation all those tortured t" then mu!'' ang Hey, look before I forget it,. they're still trying to mission. With all of the fw.ds appropriat ed tough by their thumbs, to th is slip that 13.8 million dollar County Security Complex onto department, we certainly should have a say, And make no mistake there are those -n the through the our tax shoulders. world today hanging by their thumbs. Mr'esty legislature, of how the money Is to be spent, purchases Yes, this Is the same one you and I vted on back In rflade, etc. That isn 't the case presently. International, a private gioup which kps tabs .April of this year and SOUNDLY DEFEATED IT by of on treatment of state pn.smers, believes that least 1 3 to I margin And wouldn't dU know, th ey'd try to M far as the Sanford rc'sith'nts ni-p 'state ¶crture exit.s in so:ue 60 natiori. haf of I BERRY'S WORLD 111i, ',,,' '.""--- - ---------- - I I Democrat Richard Stone, meanwhile, mainta ined that Eckerd campaign release COUPLES ONLY CONSUMER SHIELD INTERNATIONAL Invites you to get acquainted with their travel club, at tremendous savings!! I Tuesday, November 5, 7 p.m. at: changed his position in favor of catastr ophic insurance only. Now his position favors '...comprehensive medical that he favored "a federally- coverage." backed catastrophic i nsurance "I am now happy to hear that program." Mr. Eckerd has come all th e "But," he added, "I want the way arou nd and is now sup American poeple to have a porting my positi on - the choice for comprehensive choice of the American people medical coverage and be able — to have a comprehensive to take advantage of the lower medical coverage. I have faprices which come wi th cornvoted this position for months." petition ." Eckerd's release -in a potSa id Stone: "Obviously, Mr. Lion Stone did not cite - also Eckerd heard footsteps. He an- said Stone "continues to delibnounced his candidacy in dis- erately mislead the public on agreement with comprehesive the issue of national health inmedical coverage. Later. he surance." SANDLEWOOD VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLA. For further Information, phone BOB PEARSON... 3,7a,o THE INCUMBENT,., R I The Incumbent i s a iibrai I spender, In 1 73 he spent over S I SIS 001 In his 9campaign for th e U $12,000 a year seat. Bob Pearson is a sirvat,ve Isi PEARSON DEMOCRAT STATE DISTF416T 'REPRESEaTATIVE Gov.Askew Cites i I S fa te Mig rant Effort TALLAHASSEE, Flu, (AP) -Gov, Reubln Askew, winding down his re-election campaign, says his administration has made an honest effort to solve migrant workers' problems in Florida. An Uncommon Name... A Common Cause . HARRY :1IATKOSK (pronounced "quick - cow- skl") COUNTY COMMISSION DISTRICT 4 DEMOCRAT CAN WE PUT _ - - ,.-- - LI - -. - - UP WITH TAX INCREASES? The ad valorem tax dollars used to run the county government have increased an average of 24 pct. each year for the past four years. Due to the current economic crisis we are experiencing, a number of neighboring counties have tightened their belts on the 1974-75 budget. NOT SEMINOLE COUNTY! Our budget increased some $1,000,000.00. I think it's time we did something about inflation on the home front., the average man cannot survive under this burden much longer! . _____ '- -' - - -- - - Around TZ, Th e Health and Rehabilitative Services Depa rtm ent announced Thursday that hearings would be held Monday In Pensacola, Wednesday in Orlando, Nov. 12 In Tampa and Nov. 14 in Fort Lauderdale. The k'amnlly Services Division will be responsible for licensing centers. "lie has wanted despera tely to be president for many years and couldn't get elected and he shouldn't be appointed ," said Grady. "Wi th his money, he is not representative of the people and the American free enterpr system. TW 0"Ma Ad ekae Tuesday show ed that Eckerd now supports Stone's position on national health ir.surance. Eckerd sa id in the release HOW L . - UUIAJCU IUiI. t I, though, that Eckerd isn't a fine man as an individual." Grady sa id he opposes Rock. efeller's confirmation as vice president. an opportunity to look Into the problems with honest intentions and try to correct them. That's what we've done," A s k e w 's R e p b Ii ca in challenger, Jerry Thomas, Of Law (:) Se) spent Thursday in St. Petersburg and called for repeal of Askew made the statement By GEORGE W. CRANE blindness, deafness and other the gross receipts tax on the recessive traits in your Thursday while dedicating a fuel-adjustment charge on Ph. EL, M.D. Inherited genes, by marryi ng migrant health center in Immo- utility bills. CASE MU: Alice D., aged close blood relatives, you may kalee. "It's ridiculous for any tax to 27, Is Invoked in a tragic sex produce a child who is born as a "When I took office four be added to the fuel adjustment cam defective, due to Linkage of the 2 years ago, I said that we would when many people can barely "Dr. Crane," she pleaded such recessive traits In you and not try to defend ourselves from pay the increased cost of their tearfully, "I am so upset 7 have your incestuous mate, attacks of those who would monthly utility bills," Thomas even thought of suicide. By the same token, animal advertise our migrant said "For I was placed in an or. breeders deliberately inbreed problems to the nation," Askew Thomas also said he would phanage when I was three strong strains to produce better said, work, If elected, to eliminate years old, progeny. "Rather, I said we would take passing the corporate income "Soon thereafter I was If there is no known evidence the occasion of the criticism as tax on to consumers. adopted by a wonderful couple, of such defects in several who reared me as their generations of your mutual daughter and sent me to ancestors, then you should not college, fret about defective offspring. "While there, I fell in love Indeed, it is safer to inbreed with a classmate and we were strong genetic lines of ancestry, ' 11'' married a week after we both than to mate two strangers, for graduated, and now have two the latter may unknowinlv be A1 IllIk children of our own, carrying the same recessive "And we have been ideally genes. happy, until six weeks agc! Alice and her husband have "Then I learned that my healthy, intelligent children so husband is actually my own they can stop worrying about brother! them. "Apparently, when our And many of our great Bible —•-ttoriginal parents were killed, leaders married their blood kin. there were two of us children, Abraham's wife was thus his both of whom were placed in an own half-sister, Sarah. orphanage, And Lot sired sons by his own "Neither of us ever knew of daughters, so he became both the existence of the other until their father and grandfather at six weeks ago. the same time. "So now we are both nervous Alas, many of the wrecks, for we wonder if our feebleminded people on welfare marriage will be annulled, now produce children by in. since the laws oppose such cestuous matings, even without weddings as ours, the benefit of a wedding "And will our children be ceremony. Our coLnt) homes for Marriages among those who delinquent girls thus contain are close blood relatives are thousands of teen-agers, usually taboo in most slates. pregnant by their drunken For such Incestuous matings lathers or brothers, uncles and illustrate inbreeding, even their grandfathers. And inbreeding may acSo such unwed inbreeding centuate in the offspring any zooms our Welfare taxes! latent or defective genes. But arcirlental cases among - - AT c WUI LPV I..,. Innocent Victim, - the U.N. does not necessarily signal it. In the six Republican Senate candidate Jack Eckerd has been accused of li beralism by one opponent and lauded by the other for his stand on national health insurance, The liberalism complaint came Thursday from American Party candida te Di-. John Grady, who compared Eckerd wi th Nelson Rockefeller. "I th ink Eckerd is approaching Rockefeller in wealth, but also in li beralism ," Grady sa id while campaigning in Plant City. "I am not saying, TAlLAhASSEE, Fla. (AP) - A series of public hearings will begin next week to help the state's Family Services Division determine minimum daycare licensing - pa rtisan, elected school board with th ose of an TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) - Daycare Hearings Set . Add to the lexicon of Lament inspired by inflatlon and the energy crisis the term "regulatory' lag," This is the delay or gap between the date that a utility files an application for a rate change and the date that the change is approved by a state's .. public utility commission. The gap, according to a survey of 31 slates Just completed by Electrical World magazine, averages nine mo(ths to a year. . In Arizona, however, one case began In 1970 1 and wasn't decided until 404 days later, in 1972, In Ohio, one application has been pending since , ' ,'. May, 1972. Hearings began only In February of this year. Hit by rising costs like everybody else, the the Greece of the military dictatorship era the powerand bus companies in Italy, for instance, the U.S. Embassy was located not more than a nation's utilities are increasingly citing the prob. are suffering the same financial pain as those who football field away from a junta-operated prison lem of "regulatory lag" as a key element in the ___ refuse to pay their bills, troubles they are having raising investment torture chamber, In Chile, the U.S. repro/ capital. It is not an example we would recommend to sentatives saw no evil during last year's overMost consumers, of course, are Just as happy Americans. when a detained American youth was . to see an increase in their electric or gas bills being tortured to death in a football stadium. postponed as long as possible. But according to In Brazil, in Portugal, In dozens of other one electric utility spokesman, Alvan W. Vogue countries where the U.S. preer.ce carries Jr.,presIden(ofm Southern company. .1 We're probably in a minority, but we admit !o a weight, human beings have died from atrocities Victims of regulatory lag are consumers, more wtUle the thplomats pursue wily te ball 'Must be for you...' This is yours...' This Is for you...' certain satisfaction that Muhammad All is again There than the utilities. have been reasons for this other than _________________________________________________________________ Unduly long1delay means deteriorating service heavyweight champion of the world. He was born callousness. So say the foreign service reps, and a cutback in construction of new generating to be champion, and in a sports world that has anyway. The explanation is "the United States facilities, he points out. Thus it Is the consumer become populated by plastic figures rather than does not have the right to Interfere with the who r1nds his future energy needs unffwt who* will human beings it is nice to see a little color back in habits of other nations." Never mind that the suffer in the end. the sports pages. And it has always galled us that United States admits to interfering in other Letter To The Editor All the while, Vogtle adds, inflation - par. boxing, a sport that has been run and dominated by nations, zuch as Chile, for reasons of political ticularly the 1,doub1edlgIt" Inflation the country philosophy, this excise, even dlpomatically, is thieves and thugs, from the year one, 13 cwTently experiencing - adds to operating cornpone. During the Chile coup, as example, the Editor, of this county, but donot set any requirements as expenses. Thus when a rate Increase does of his title before the man even had his day in court French ambassador did not worry about far as education or experience, become effective, utilities are already at the Voters have two important decisions to make after refusing to report for Army service during the sovereign rights when he gave refuge to dozens on the November 5th ballot that will affect the The removal of politics from education should point where the additional revenues are not Vietnam Var. Honest men can differ with All's of desperate natives; nor did he think much qualit of education in Seminole be total, and for that reason, the League also enough. views on military service and quarrel with the about the laws of nonintervention when he went League of Women Voters urges a YES vote on endorses a non-partisan school board. ThroughThis has given rise to a phenemenon called wisdom of his decision, but for the lords of boxing to IC) a Santiago hospital and physically wrestled the employed superintendent and a YES vote on the this straw ballot we can let our legislators know "pa ncaking " This Occurs - and it is occurring set themselves up as judges of a man's fitness 0 With state police for control of a Chilean woman straw ballot for a non-partisan school board. 'here Seminole County stands on the issue and more and more frequently when a utility finds who as ked for rescue, hold a championship he won in the ring always left It necessary to apply for another general rate e Th League has done in-depth studies on both pr ompt action from t hem in Tallahassee. There is of course always the possibility of a us feeling a little ill. increase even before a previous application has reversal of attitudes, even In the State Depart. these issues and has determined that our school If we will combine the abilities of a non- been processed. Nice to have you back, Ali. call for humanity before s% stem will improve when politics are removed ment. But Kissinger's Grady Says Eckerd Approaching Rocky In \ And L FPL Funds Underwritten 0 Gri*ff in 100 Arkansas lakes have been TAMPA, Flu. (AP) — Citrus Jury investigating Dickinson. had had only two occasions to apparently contained cancelled Griffin, a s te ta sena tor from stocked with the fish without magnate Ben hill Griffin said "I think I was subpoenaed to appear before Dickinson - one checks and records. 1956 to 1968, wax beaten In the causing irreparable harm. Comptroller Fred Dickinson's testify be ca use of my long in the transfer of a bank charter The jury has been probing Democra ti c gubernatorial priBut under cross-examination granting of a c harter to a group friendship wi th Mrs. Dickinson and the other w he n he applied Dickinson's financial affairs mary Sept. 10 by Gov. Reubin by David Middlebrooks of Penlull was associated wi th was as and also the fact that, coincifor and received the charter, and methods of granting bank Askew. sacola, commission special at"clean as could be." dentally, a group I am associcharters since mid-April. torney, Bailey said his agency But Griffin sa id the charter, ated with received a charter He said he was also asked by "Frankly, I don't know w ha t Prominent did not care whether the fish Tampa attorney granted to the Highland County from the comptroller's office in the 18-member pa nel about his all is behind It," Griffin sa id of and banker Warren N. Cason reproduced or left the sta te. Bank in Avon Park, was one of 1 973," said Griffin. past contributions to Dickin- the grand jury probe. "I hope was granted immunity to testi. The fish's job was to clean out the things he was asked a bout Griffin, who tesitifed behind son's campaigns. lie carried a and believe that he Is invegetation spent a few fy Thursday. lie so largemnuth bass 'l'hurtav by a f'dc'r,il irand hc I t!f tie cardboard Lo. ith: hii:ii that riut'at." iiiiriutc 1' fore the i.ino1 uüuld find bluegill, thereby improving the state's fishing. MIAMI( AP) -Miami attorney Ellis Rubin says he will represent consumer groups from Jacksonville, West Palm 1'a h and Mi;itni nest v.ceh v,hen they iiicrge to fight utility fuel-adjustment surcharges. Rubin said Thursday that the groups will organize Monday in Jacksonville. "I will probably suggest to this group that we intervene in two cases now before the Florida Supreme Court involving groups from üi,'oa and Orlando." 0 40% Dickinson Probers Hear Consumers Fight Surcharges DON OAKLEY Is Silence Approval p WEST PALM BEACH, Flu. (AP) - Former Gov. Claude Kirk, ignoring drug store magnate Jack Eckerd's connection with a 1970 book critical of Kirk, has endorsed Republican Eckerd's candidacy for the Senate. "It is important that Mr. Eckerd be our U.S. senator for he has the commitment to economic success and security for us all," Kirk said in an Interview with Cox and New York Times newspapers in Florida. In the same Wednesday interview, Kirk said he planned to sue over a 1970 book, which Eckerd admits he helped f inance, that attacked Kirk. Kirk called it a "hatchetKjrk" book and added, "Persons we can prove were involved in the publishing will be sued for damages in excess of $3 million." WASHINGTON .- Rep. E. G. "Bud" Shuster, stitutlon's free speech guarantees was ap- because he summarily fired a top aide, Kay on government contract work has been further R.Pa., the enthusiastic president of the House of patently not shared b his friend Shuster, The Smith. when she had to serve on the Watergate hampered by at firing of Brosnahan. Representatives freshman Republican class, congressman took Biddle aside one day and for grand Jury. Shuster insists it was merely a staff Footnote: Mitchell told my associate Les tried to stifle a newspapers disclosure of his 20 minutes chatted about his interest in keeping "restructuring." stock finagling by buying out the newspaper. his business skills sharp. REVERSE DISCRIMINATION: For years, Whitten that he had tried to promote Brosnahan and had "met with gross insubordination." A ') Then, he came to the point. He wanted to buy we have been writing about discrimination Before coming to Capitol Hill, the young reduction in force, not reprisal, caused himthe to congressman was a high-powered business out Biddle's half of the Bedford Gazette, an against blacks. Here is a reverse story about give Ms. Symons a new Job, he said. As for executive. He parlayed a small data equipment almost certain way of endine editor Frear's discrimination against whites, firm into a valuable property, then got out of it hard-digging stories about Shuster. It happened in the General Services criticism of his office, Mitchell said, with military pride, that it was unfair, "All charges with a reported profit of some *1.8 million. Riddle listened to Shuster, but made no Administration, whose civil rights director j,san conimitnient to the congressman. Meanwhile, articulate black ex-army officer named Edward have been answered," he said firmly. Along with including the money, Shuster got a pack of the Gazette is still doing its Job of informing Mitchell. He has unceremoniously dumped his legal troubles, a multinullion.dollar WASHINGTON WHIRL: Sprightly old Sen. suit alleging he helped perpetrate a stock fraud Shuster's he first claimed he was "astounded" at itute deputy, John Brosnahan. Shoved down to a Strom Thurmond, R..S.C., lunched a few weeks our report that he had attempted to buy off his lesser job was Brosnahan's white assistant, - a charge he denies, ago with a veterans leader who mentioned that Feeling the congressman's constitutents had gadfly. Then he confirmed that he had Dolores Symons. some universities would open before new tuition 'prelim:narv" unverstirc ith Riddle for Mitchtll charged Brosnahan with in. • r;h: t 3L;t his finaLitl dedInS, tJit fit:; k'came effective vu &pt. 1. 'ftlirlhijud rchasng an Interest in the paper. It as subordination and failure to obey orders. In highly regarded and conservative Bedford orderedanaIdetof ind outwhenuthro1lna's "ridiculous." he toid us, to think his inquiries response. Brosnahan and Symons alleged that Gazette carried an exhaustive series, institutions opened and learned that Clemson had anything to do with the Gazette's series, their black boss repeated promoted less would begin classes on Aug. 21. Thurmond tmWritten by editor Ned Frear, the articles gave The case itself. Shuster said, has now been qualified blacks over whites, Yet Brosnahan had mediately put up a clamor to advance the date of ample space to Shuster's side of the court settled and "not a penn" of his own money a 15-year tecord of commendations, many In the tuition benefits to Aug. 1. If the House had dispute. To the credit of copublishrJchn Biddle, would be paid out for the settlement, defense of blacks. gone along, Thurmond's maneuver to help Shuster campaign supporter and personal Footnote: Sinister has, established an enA General Accounting Office report, mean- Clemson student-veterans would have cost the friend, Frear was not hampered in his pursuit of viable record in Congress for almost never while, charged that the GSA had one of the taxpayers $40 million. A spokesman for the the facts, missing a roll call. Apparently he demands the government's least effective civil rights senator said Thurmond was looking out for the But Biddle's understanding of the Con. same kind of attendance from his staffers programs. GSA's vital civil rights watchdogging "interest of all veterans," Americans take this inflation business too seriously. Or. looking at it from another angle. maybe we don't take it seriously enough. In any event, while we whine and wring our hands in desperation our friends across the Atlantic, the Italians, have found a way to deal with the problem of higher utility bills and bus fares: They simply disregard the increases. The revolt is apparently centered in Rome and the northern industrial centers of Turin and Milan. TOM TIEDE And strangely enough, it seems to be working. Labor unions are apparently behind the revolt and are quoted by the Associated Press as saying about 40,000 families in Turin, which is known as Italy's Detroit, paid only half the amount charged on their current light bills, and another 60,000 families have pledged to do the same at the next billing Deriod. The same sort of action took place when the bus company in Milan raised its weekly commuting ticket 50 cents to $2.50. The riders refused to pay the extra 50 cents and the bus company rolled back the price increase. We don't want to make light of this developWASHINGTON - iNEA - When henry ment because it could have some serious conKissinger United Nations last month that sequences and, carried to its logical conclusion, United States would a priority effort lead only to anarchy. Civil disobedience is a double- to outlaw torture in the Initiate world, there was little edged sword that can attract attention to a global notice. Perhaps It's just as well. No use problem, and, hopefully, contribute to its solution, getting hopes up for naught. The truth is the It is also a weapon that if not kept uner a tight rein United States probably plans to make a few by its leaders becomes self-defeating and capable speech" about the matter, but otherwise follow Its historic policy: Look the other way when of destroying a free solety. , torture victims cry out for help. Inflation, unfortunately, is not a problem that This assessment may seem harsh. But not is easily isolated. We are the problem, and not the when measured by U.S. international tradition. public utilities or the bus companies or the "We've never liked to get Involved In things like supermarkets or the farmers. We are both the that 4 torture Intervention)," says a knowledgea. ble State Department official, "so I suppose cause and the victim and forcing other victims out most of the time we don't." of business solves nothing: the people who work for In WC IN BRIEF Congressman Tries To Buy 'Critic' Home Deliv,ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. sj other mail: Month, *2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Moriths, $32.40. War On Inflat ion TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) of a DNR plan to stock Deer hopefully it will be a reasonable mission filed the suit, about the fish to allow it into the The department also has conThe clash be twee n the state Point Lake near Panama City time," Hartwell said after Hartwell said Wednesday lake w he re it co ul d spread to tended that using the fish to Department of Natural Re- with the weed-devouring white recessing a two-day hearing, that he was leaning toward the, near by rivers, control weeds is chea per than sources and the Game and arnur, a Siberian nati ve, The commission contends argument that the DNR's DNR officials contended mechanical harvesting and saFresh Water Fish CommissIon Until then, Circuit Court that DNR's action is uncon- planned stocking would be a th rough witnesses that studies fer t ha n chemical herbiusing over who has the right to con. Judge Do na ld Hartwell said stitutional and that th e ban usurpation of the commission's ha ve shown that the fish will not cides. trol weeds In Florida waters Thursday, DNR will stay under should be made permanent. constitu ti onal powers. spawn in natural waters of this During Th ursday's hearing, may be settled next month , a temporary injunction to keep Hartwell Issued the temporaDuring the two da ys of hear- country. Even if th ey did, o er th Arkansas Game and Fish an Final arguments are set for its fish out of the lake. ry Injunction Sept. 20, af ter the ings, the commission presented witnesses said, e fish could Commission biologist testified th Nov. 22 in a suit by the corn. "I don't know how long It will B re a m Fishermen's witnesses supporting its posi- not get out of Deer Poin t Lake he had found no evi nce that de mission challenging the legality lake after that for a decision but Association and the corn- tion that not enough Is known because of a dam, the weed-eating white amur had reproduced in or da maged lakes in his sta te. S William Bailey Jr., in charge of ffie Arkansas white amur - Kirk Endorses Eckerd WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS. Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director Friday, Nov. 1, 1974-5A FLORIDA C ourt Continues Weed Fish Ban * Friday, Nov. 1, 1974-4A JACK ANDERSON 300N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-M-2611 or 31-9993 Italians Have Own Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' . V . If you elect me as your County Commissioner I will propose: (A) a one year moratorium on hiring of any new county employees, and (B) passage of an ordinance requiring voter approval by referendum any county budget that exceeds the previous years budget by more than 10 pct. 34 �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Nov. 1, 1974 GN I EDLE I FDNAKCARTTT NPRFNC ITSAMNYGRR CEOEG FSEUQETAG Y N X N ECYCLSCY Q LT I Q H U NGGGAKM I N NNOTG CNINAN N CAAEN.,8 I I IMNA GASFENCINUTI I NYDS YNWRIRXORHINGA G FT GNITOOHSCTCL DGEI Y H M E B X EA RCS C N M I C MTMSOIYOYA INIGILS SNIENNBCN LJVDCUDE TENQAIAyF E I Q E Y I C P SPC,ENGF S F D I V E C D M R To order tny or ll of the ezpnnrkd "Seek & FincF' books, nurnhur, .2 through '. r nd ) cent, for cuch, miking check payable to 'Seek & Find," Star-Telegram Syndicate. AddreM ktters in care of this newspaper. 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Stapk'puncture involves Insertion of small metal staples in the ears at the so-called acupuncture points. By wiggling the staples, the patient supposedly loses the urge to over-eat, to smoke or to drink alcoholic beverages. But Dr. Robert 11. Moser of the AMA said in a statement 111t1r.(Iay 'Jint taplejiincturt i; an t)bvIuui ottcmnpt to capitalize on the public interest in acupuncture and on the public clamor for an easy way to lose weight." r,'' enedtoexceed a certain level.IIIIJVV ' J - - - ——— __________ __________ - 20 - 19 - - I' 21 24 E —— J — I MUMS Jul. JjJ ll ulJ61110 E - 48 gi.— 52 J53 54' f;-'---) 55 - 61 5657 62 53 64 65 66 ——- 67 —— 68 —— BOB PEARSON... E THE INCUMBENT. . - R The Incun*nt voted slnu HS Bob Pe.on *18 work for the ,,in medal doctori consumer. " to indicate if a ins .p.nsh', U generic &lig rvy be suttitut*d. Piiid 1102. Ch. 74-108. Carroll Righters Individual Forecast for your sign for December i row ready. 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A pal needs your help. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Study your friendships more carefully and know which to cultivate and which to drop, tact. fly. Think more kindly of others. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Plan which public and business Matters matters to handle today that are most pressing. Use more diplomacy In dealing with associates. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Good day to study new interests but not to make any radical changes. Make the acquaintance of new allies by going to the right places. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Study the details of any Interests whatsoeer . today and you soon will know what Is wrong with them. Don't take any chances today. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 ' Dec. 21) Make sure you find out tactfully what your true position is with an associate who has been acting very strsnge. Relax today. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Make It a point to get all those accumulated tasks taken care of with speed and efficiency. Stop being so envious of others. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Plan early to engage In the amusements that beckon you and have a delightful time. You can be most creative later in the day. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Much care at abode is necessary so that those who spend the most time tiere will not be upset by the wrong acts on your part. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY..-he or she will have a quick mind and equally quick hand, and feet, and therefore should have the finest education possible. Early training in moral and ethical values is advised, so that the energies will be directed properly. Teach to finish whatever has once been started. "The Stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life Is largely up to YOU! ROME (AP) — A new magazine called "Jesus" that depicts Christ with a coat, tie and contemporary hair style has angered conservative Roman Ca tho lics in Italy. The editors are all Catholic priests, and their publishing house, San Paolo, puts out Italy's biggest Catholic weekly, Famiglia Cristlani, which is sold mainly in churches. nw spokesmen said supply boats have been unable to reach Acklins Island and its math settlement , Saline Point because :f a series of storms. The island, north of the eastern tip of Cuba in the southeastern Bahamas, does not have an airstr ip. It is considered one of the most inaccessible places in the nation of islands.. Cyril Tynes, a representative of Acklins Isiant! and nearby Crooked Island told government representatives Thursday that he discovered the food shortage when visited Saline Point earli er this week, treatments you need in the morning so that health and ap- 12 Magazine Sued NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) - The Bahamian government says It will send emergency food supplies to a tiny out. island where 98 inhabitants, including 39 children, are repo rted near starvation, The Island's school has been closed because the chidren are too weak to attend, government spokesmen said late AMA Criticizes Practice RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil e Some of the tribes ha ve taken by the National Indian Founda. Th program w ill mean InFunai has given priority to (AP) Bra il's stepped-up creased co n ta ct be tween an es- to at ta cking those who en- lion, Funai. For reasons still pacif yi ng the Walmirl-Atrearl drive to conquer the Amazon Ilinated 100,000 or more Indians crouch on their territory. The unclear, the Indians suddenly because a highway Is being Basin Is carrying 20th century who live in the jungles and out. lands at stake are part of an attacked the government built near their area between civilization deeper into one of alders who go there to tame na. area as big as the western agents with bows and arrows. Manaus and Caracarai. its last major confrontations ture with steel and concrete. United States. Two agents were killed a third "These Indians are very wi th pr imi ti ve man. The government says the In. In ear ly October, one of many was wounded and died later, cult. For several years they The government launched a diana will be integrated gradu- clashes involving Waimiri. Numerous similar attacks by have accepted contact but connew Amazon development pro. ally into Brazilian society. De. Atroari tribesm en took place that tdbe and others have been tinue to be distrustful," said gram in September in which it fenders of Indian culture say north of Manaus, Brazil's main reported in the past decade. Gen. Ismarth de Araujo, presiearmarked hundreds of the process will destroy tribal city in the Amazon. Brazi li an newspapers say th e dent of Funai. "The Manausmillions of dollars for what it traditions and turn surviving A group of the Indians made Waimiri-Atroari have killed Caracarai highway Is seen by called theof"economic oc- Indians into misfits of an alien what appeared to be a friendly more than 50 persons sent to them as a threat to the autonocupation" the huge area, civilization, call on a jungle station manned them on pacifying missions, my of their reservation." - Islanders Starving WASHINGTON (Al') - Lawyers in the Watergate cover-up trial are watching medical reports on Richard M. Nixon because the former president's health may decide whether he will appear as a witness. Lawyers familiar with the case say there already have been serious discussions about moving the trial to California for Nixon's testimony if he is too ill to travel to Washington. Another possibility is a direct television link from California to U.S. District Judge John J. Slrica's courtroom in Washington. Friday, Nov. 1, 1974-7A Indians Fight Brazil' s Growth LD E WASHINGTON (AP) - Agri. had ordered public hearings on increase in raw farm prices as much as 21 per cent in Octoculture Secretary Earl L. Butz sugar prices by the Council of was announced, her over a year ago. And the has opened a food conference Wage and Price Stability, '' Agriculture Department government reported all retail by telling participants not "to Simon said that all Facets of reported a 4 per cent Increase In sales for the last week in Octo. flail the middleman," while a the sugar Industry will be look farm prices from Sept. her rose 8 per cent above last fellow Cabinet officer was an. ed at, Including the price of 1'8W Oct. 15. Higher prices for year. nouncrng administration Intent sugar as it compares with —The Civil Aeronautics wheat, corn, hogs, soybeans to probe that segment of therefined product, and he said: and cotton were mostly respon. Board approved a 4 per cent in. food industry. "When we get all the facts, sible for the increase, crease in fares for passengers Butz issued his plea as he we will take whatever action IS There were these other eco- flying within the mainland opened the conference on food warranted." United States, effective Nov. 15. nornic developments: productivity, costs and prices Meanwhile, President Ford —Ford announced he is doThursday. Elsewhere in Wash- reassured farmers that he —Despite President Ford's (err In, the expenditure of nearington, however, Treasury See- would not allow foreign Imports appeal to cut back spending to ly $82 million in public works retary William E. Simon was to further deteriorate their eco- fight inflation, sales reported and water and power develop. saying the administration was nomic base. Speaking in Sioux by the nation's leading discount ment projects as an anti-inready to battle the food industry City, Iowa, Ford promised to and department stores were up flation measure. middleman, including refiners, impose meat import quotas or canners and the packaging and negotiate voluntary export to. transportation industries. straints If meat imports threat- %-i Al r "With times as difficult as pen rpAI the are, \S' C.'IflflOt Ft't'flhit un lit' also pled'ei nut to uhan',e .egmcnt of the economy to reap the dairy import quota system unjust enrichment at the ex- without a thorough review of pense of everyone else," Simon market conditions and listening Out'--Ford Theme, said In discussing the ad- to dairy producers. The ministration plans at a National sident also said he LOS ANGELES (AP) - sponsibie men and women of all would ask Butz to consider in. Press Club luncheon. President Ford has come U political persuasions - ReSimon said he was concerned creasing government purwith a new battle cry for his publicans, Democrats, mdc. that farm prices have been fall- chases of beef for the school final fling on the 1974 campaIgn pendents - to come together, ing generally while consumer lunch program. trail: "flwow the big spenders not in an effort at political adThe food conference began food prices have been increasout" even if they are Republl- vantage, but in a spirit of true tag. He said the adminis. five days before congressional cans. American patriotism to whip tration's efforts will begin with elections In which food prices He softened some of his ear problems like inflation, energy the sugar industry and that t are a major Issue and as 8.11 her assaults on the Democratic and the environment, to opposition and, for the first strengthen our successful for. time, suggested Thursday night eign policy by the restoration of in Los Angeles that perhaps bipartisanship." HOROSCOPE some Republicans might be worthy of oblivion, too. Ford was bound from here to For Saturday, November 2, 1974 At a GOP fund-raising dinner Fresno, Calif., for an airport in the Century Plaza Hotel, rally In behalf of Republican Ford said: Reps. Robert Mathias and By CtHRul.t. R1(.IrrElt a' Ifyouareunhappyaboij(t Charles WiggjrtgFrom there handling of the nation's fiwas heading for five evening appearances In Portland, Ore. GENERAL TENDENCIES: You have many ideas and reed nance3 over the past years, if to take some time out to get them organizel so you can express you think itis time for achange, yourself in a knowledgeable fashion when the occasion demands, remember next Tuesday who - at a White House conference on domestic and economic afThink out constructive ways to put across your Ideas to the big three Republican Fundassociates. throw the big spenders out." raising events and a local ARIES (J1ar2lto,. l9).Sttxly details of any rouijp.esyrju This prompted a burst of aphave so that you can streamline them. A good day to shop for your plause from party faithful, society auction benefitting the needs and For finding bargains, drowning out Ford's politically OregonMuseum Of Science and Industry. He will visit Utah, TAURUS (Apr. ZOto May 20) Better analysis of report, will significant windup phrase: . Colorado and Kansas before rebe the guide to making more money in the future. A social event "And U Of U turning to Washington on 5Mw. tonight can be very enjoyable. publlcans, so be it." day, GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Take exercise and other Ford Said jt was time "for re- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ORLANDO EAsr, / . MELBOURNE' ________ ___ East Colonial Drive Corner Babcock St. and NASA Blvd. WEST ORLANDO-, CASSEIBERRY West ColoniaIDt.. Near Jai Alai Fronton at Powers Dr f ORLANDO So. Orange Ave WINTER HAVEN' , AYToNA BEACH' •SANFORD'/ DdYtOns Mall Vine St Block North of Cypress KISSIMMIE>,/ I Hi hway 17 & NOVA Rd. & VoIua Airport Blvd. at Bermuda Ave. Gardens Blvd. on U.S. 17 _____ �--- -- BA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL THE SEVENTH-DAY Highwavilu Fornt City. Church .,,!Jçgk=L Lk; lq N P * Z ~ ~. W flu/'t4t a ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH % Ph 372 03*2 Bro Btly Griffin W T R .R 1:30 a m It'ble Study 94$ a.m 14 Evangelistic Services ii a P, m Church Training Evening Worship 7.3Cp.m. Wed Prayer Meeting 7 op m DAY .9.3Oarn. Wednesday Night Prayer Serr. — mm !U .. _____ * ** Illill,iiiiiiiiiijll * * *\ . - - SR ::: Worth,: U, . YfldIfQb(,,fl a (.I,rg.stw,s •Sjunri' . . i(u F IRST CHURCH CHRIST SCIENTIST *00 East Second Street Sunday Service & - ME:IOCDIT,CHURCH Rev W. R. Bennett 11 001111 M. l::u: 6 ip m Evening Worship , . 7:30P.M. 130pm Wed. Prayer Meet . .• .. . pastor .. . Sunday School ....... vice wednesjaf , (IiiiriIt Of f'1 I FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cor.2lth and Elm Rv E.DOnCOI . Pastor Sunday School .. . 930am. = = @U . Assist. Pastor ;.00pP .M. Ila m .10,308 rm & 12 noon @[P Happiness and contentment the sight of a ... cheerful baby easily brings these beautiful thoughts to our minds. Confions, 9 0 truth. compassion, morality principles that . . . ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH ananpg t East of Interstate Minister r P Burke JohnWn Morning Worsh Cilin-regilli(IiII(I I 11 it am. 9.415A.M, - . A per'on nurtured in a CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMOLY 200 Fairmont 5 ord0arden Club Hwy. 1792) Sermon SIdVSChOOI 945am Preaching &WOthip 1043am S?ar.ng & Proclaimjng 7 pm Nurwry Provided . Christian . /-.'/) I,SeU mi atmosphere , , (1...ur( Ill, GENEVA RCH HOLY CROSS OF TIIE NAZARENE 4iii S. park Ave. Temporaty Genev r - 1 P :.;:rr Community Ccntr cctor A.E Green ........ . Pastor Cannoi T. The Rev. Carl Sunday School 10:00a.m. Curate Sun Worthi 11 00 8 . m. 1:00a.m. Communion ....... 141 900am Church School Son Eve orsh,o 10, Family Service 00a m. Wed Prayer V 30p.m - -y . DialaOevotioI2ihrs ) 5010 James Vaughn Sunday School FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LakeMoiw,..Fla. Evening Service Prayer Meeting ' . r. . Start this week. - ,,,, '. - -. . __[~ - . . " ~; ... _'. _. 1-i~_;_" . , I I - . 1%. ~6-,_t \ 1. . ~' , :, -,-r 1. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER - L 1:):!, ~.- ` "%!' . .1 .I . . . -;g~., 3 -. ., . , tt- 1. ,,. i ' 1; cc P. M. .. _.~-,._.__. . . - . - - - .. * Of (./irt.st JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH CHRCHOHIST 1621 West First Street geGalioway Pastor Altamonte Springs Sunday School James P. Needham Evangelist 11:00 a M. Bible 10 00 a m Service 7 30 p m d$,OrsP. Anembly 7 m Evening Worship 6 oo Old of a New y Wed Evening Service 6 00 p. m Wednesday - . Bible Class 7 p m PINECREST BAPTIST Morning Service Eventng WesesdayServ,c, Morning worship it OQa WTRR Broadcast Bible Study MOrning Worship Evening Service Evening Worship 7 10pm Wed Evening service..- 700 pm - . !j.. ' - The Ameriem g"Sm" - i---r" , , - J --- . : _. 9*:4sa,m - 11:00a M 6:15p.rm . - p.m. - Luke, 14:1-14 Romafu' 12:1.2 . 16.-21-27 11- -_ -- f Matthew *ZW 7 ,6tI- R~ ~ X( MEMIM 1121aM ~ , 21 1 - 3Oa m ii 00a m • It Morning worship Sunday School , _ UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH rner country CIVIs £ Upsaia Roads Rev qarwlnshe.a Pastor Sunday Schocl 9, 00 8. m. morning Worship ... Evening Worship _.. 7:00P.M. - Jamej I Ifebrews 12:18-24 1:17-27 wis_. Illig a , __ *30* ii ... 9:458,m. JOpm, Men's Prayer Breakfast ?nd&IIh Thuriday, Family Night Supper 3rd Sunday - .. - - Jeremiah Deuteronomy 20.7.9 4:1-8 - _____________________________ S m - - - - - - - .7:30 pm - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible And Staff c - " THE McKIBBJN AGENCY Insurance John Mercer and Staff Mrs. DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes -_ — - — rA -' .. . - . - '. . .- . t".' '.-. '.' : , C' i"- .' - '- S - . ', £,. CHRIITIAN SAFTIST A.-'.Øi Baptist Ocn. O-ieno Nr Mt - , - . . . . : . L Pra'et.ab'nao' F-flt 640tst Ctwrctr Sit P#:k A.. $wmqs. Mt 434 F&V 91111110141 chwch of offary - r.t, s' e TRANSMISSION DaVid Beverly and Staff St M.ifthtull , Bati C igo Cen 5d , St. Jolivi's AO6nWwv ow-W 04och. M cypretis St. -tr Chow -- t C - I - i - ia 4 ..iiizen f\L Christ" taught by Phyllis ____ 'rL - ie- ear - _____________________ .. -' _FT- __ - I _~ _ --- - . h , Fcwtv C, F4-11 AW0 4ift fliwill cnioch4 chk*W& Missionary c,'ss CJWrch pkar6o - a #.z - fh'. ,:0. ~r_.-.~-. . ~;A. P" -fl'" E" t It, CA11001 00 Chr %I, Longwood CPtufcfI of CPwcsI P1011 Cl+wch 40 Christ, W Ilm St. First Untled Methooist Chwth, 419 Park Ave Fill Methodil CPiurcP, Of yI40 First Sowtfiefn Methodist C?%#.q(h. 240 Wford Ave .101 L4Xv$t Olive - L ;,-. G.-.'t.t.- Avg, Urftrd I - St Mary Yodaien C*ti CPiurpi A,54t Sw4m - Hatr Cross IVY1IEMAN . . 1. vd . Mary f Mar -I- -. - I, . N / r / -- ,, £ ot .. -. - BOB PEARSON... IF — - - -- - c Y Where Quality Sells & ServiceTelis tlobPeaisori will i'ti Ior a strong financial cscicsure Law for lcgt *Iatc;, and less rigid requltements f or appointive boards with limited -- - .-. - ...- - .. - If-71tfe - -r MARILYN GARLANTI 8349212 Altamonte Springs • i -~_ — - - Legislative al I 16th District SHIRLEY MILLET 9349212 - _ (Vote for One) __________________________________ - HILDA RICHMO'iD Sanford-Eustis F Methodist Church at 4th and . Laurel in Sanford will join other I = 1~_ - . _. r,5Z 1_4%nLIAM.M_ ~ -,~ F~ 5 — . - _________________________ - , ___________ . ____ CAR PORTA-DESK ....,—_ . — Forthe Man E El I ____ i o.,r cur stut At'stahlp trçs till!) tsr t i siifai* with pati pr - cl (lii Dotite comparlmfni fRI, cabinet ,Mrfp IiaY I fI f,Its t ft VIII! Heitly qiqf milliltitc g rity ltt#1 1 I '. ' I I I I WILSON - 1" . , goorgo stuart,, a~ a I to 50 $32 • 0 I I — 0 0 * 0 1 a —. 133 (MI IIbn,, Stv.,i Os' "d Ii Dia I 322-5762 11-1111 — -- I ___ - h15 [Xi / 4 . . _____ p o p Florida House U ... ty C"42 Al! I49I -- , - __ — . - • S, : 104 E. Commercial --- -. - Free Methodist The only thing tho,sn aboul the incumbents finance inI.rsstt ' t$at ill of his ma jor businesi tivitt are OUISiC --- -- --- .. - THE INCUMT... E R t Ct-,ccp. Of Csri . - - -' ft'll Gospel Tabtfn"it. 1114 Co.,,.,, Club Mt OlIve HoIinit ChutCh. 0.0k Mill Rd SanSo,d AH4nct- Church, 1401 S Part A, Os!,oi', — — -; - -4 322 Family night supper Monday at 3:30 p.m. in fellowship ball will be followed by auction of Senior Highs by Lewis Dellarco for two hours work. The young people are trying to raise ney for a Senior High Retreat planned for Dec. Jan 1 4it Banner Elk, N C Who Needs -_ -- _.;=-__,2_ TM - Lovwood ..--- - Ave \, MRS DONALD BELL 1812 Cassetrry.WinterSprtngs Conklin and Martha Lyle, 'The Christian Year" taught by Mary Ann Pierc e; and "The '— r -- tir.tp.j -- 11 All Faith Chapel. Cattip Sicninol. Wtkjvl Par* Rd liardall Avenu (sotin. Oi ve. church '4 CP'uqchof Jflui CPwslo4 latter Day 54 M%73)Spi,kA , Cai '' J IC1 'yloItSin CP'ape' F*rItChcp, 04C,,, 6t Sc fitI [ La Monroe CP'apol, OrM OIv k cflqdcrn Hall Of Ji9vafi s Wtv5 IakC MOrvo, vn Pentecoj6tcion h'br Tat*rnar'e, rrfn P&IIL 040000 Ih# h6 blift"C)NO'Br4"Ris. FormPiwit Geneva Churth of the Nazarene. G.n,ra Csnmurwt, Canter Lake Mar, Clturth of th t.rar.ne, Lpt. Blvd t,h$e PIrk Ave, at alit St ' Ity"th day Adv"lip Cj~.Wch, Akliffl#m Aijo, Alts"iwt SWWVS S4604,d S.venm day AdntbU CP.urth 7th I, (l, Winter Sorkliet; SfvpMn 4110Y Adventill Chweh. Sol, A4iiiigti No St 7.4.iry $ ÂME C.lurch St Put'i Method,%t Chvrth DsIe Rd Enter or's. StaHord Memor,ai (hutch SAril'sF40 Ufkffg 4440*01,11 ChUrCh, Tamp First fed. sefflo,iiin *C1INthof God. 1700W11'PS' Santord Av* Alt4mM C?ufth Hwy 1157 °"'! th"ed Grace Unit40 Methoq,iI Oth A4pOrI Bl Grini Chapel A U F Ch O'vov. co? Olfoerl M#'od$i church P1041 MetPIO.O It MI 14W ii P.01* t3 w iam ' Cr.urch Of God n Chi,t. oct Ct,sry, 04 Godol Prcptecy 1109 S Elm Ave C"rh of " kalivify. I.&JL# &Ury All $çfts Catro'.c Cf'-urct.. I'll Oak Ayr nt,'ptw . AAI "St ifQ I I SOtoCliu!thOt(PW4I SllOL*k0140'*$URd CPjfrn at CATHOLIC %ft ~ e - ., PRESBYTERIAN Lake A4ry unilm Pffuryttrion ch"Ch First pf"b"fiffI&A Chw(h. Oak Av, & 3rd so d 1yt Pr'thyt.,ian Church. ,ns otr ', "I An&#" Pr"bvftfj&m Chwf,%, "I) Ikar Lake Rd . 1071 Palm 5W d, ch. F DeOary Ave rntspr ChUfth Of Gois. 0 6f4 Yrs1 Baptist Church of Ovvpdo ~_______ _. f~_~ _________ .._ MITHODIST CM OF GOD Pwch of Gd. 103 Hicsov, of ° w . fl °"°° ' ___ - Rev. Jones, minister of T--.' iI Metropolitan Mission for Illinois South Conference, t. .i I - __ Mission Federation of St. Louis, -the Missouri Conference and ,f I ___JAw .~ - i the United Church Board for ; t'. Homeland Ministries, was IVA honored for his outstanding .4 i I service and leadership In the fi ld of social welfare. -. FIRE CHIEF HONORED After graduating from Crooms, where he served at REV. BULK JONES student council president, Rev. Forest City Fire (.7hief William E. Kinley expresses appreciation l!,ev. Buck Jones, former Jones worked his way through to cotigregatlon of Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist ('burch after being presented a resident of Sanford and Florida A&M Service i graduate of Crooms High Michigan State and Yale on Brian Tarr. Kinky has been active in creating the countywide , .J , Sclml, was recently named scholarshops. lie is now living fire protection and Is fire sector cvortlinator. Ile noted fire Citizen of the Year in St. Louis, in St Louis, where he is station site was donated by Forest Lake Academy and many 0 Mo., by the St. Louis Chapter of married and has two children. men from the church have served as voluntft-ts. I FLORIDA STATE BANk ANDSTAFF eran Dellons Lvttwan Church of "st Rpo@ql ff-143w Isthl'itme A4S%i&h L~an Chioth. Gold- D&VS of & Hwy 1191. calsolbeffy CHUICH or CHRIST ________ .' . ' o --- ct Service • WIPIN DIXISTORES and Em E ployes . . . . __ C CONGREGATIONAL COfni'Ciiisfionol ChI41,8A ChixCh, 2,01 Palk St,silanc, Bapt4t ChiCh 747$ Palmetto Fr*sIup $api,sI Ct,,wØ of Aflatt _, t30 Pear Ave - ,, Baiftl nna.I1*sICP,US0,. P"t'll 84041 ChAW. IVJ1 * Fitst Stfett. S&n#Ord ti Cti n iii p. Cwden Ckm tmy Of?) Calvary ft.h.t4tUturc?i, C'y-s'aILm& 1'-e:LmM,,, First FoW Chftsti&n Chwo, lie; s S~0 Att UnIved Chtisnam CpKwch. Ill W A,fpwi Blvd h6flillklir Chtr%li&n Chtitch. Flor4a Havert Dr. AAamar4 htiiiAof C*lv&rVAA.A%iwwr6,W,%i,lIo9w 11tsSi - . I SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY_________________________________________ tovvir fiwg. LwV*QW, ft# ... .1 4_¼. .. A551MRLEY fist pastor and now a marriage en and children. counselor in Bowie, hid. 'The women of the congrega Church authorities cfteaspe. tion provide ego satisfaction for eta! potentiality for such situ- his doubts about his masculln. ations in the ministry, wi th its ity. These doubts are allayed by duties of visiting, counselling messages from the women that -: - '. . Former Residen t is A& PWEO SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. Employes nomination," says the Rev. An- the admiration of all people in drew Bustanoby, a former Hap. his congregation men, worn. \ The Management and Employes STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING -. - - _1- . and encouraging members at he is an attractive male. lie Free Methodist Church has begun a new outreach'ministry In the community with thix minf-bus THE HAPPY scale it and then prepared to complishment. Yet, when shown with Rev. Douglas E. Porter and E.J.Richey, lay leader. Dubbed "The ha deeply felt, private levels, then finds himself with the Da ' move on into New Mexico. As broken up into small Wks It runs Its route Sunday mornings and Also, in most congregations oppo;,tunity to check out these , DA Y EXPRESS the young officer took a last each one is taken in stride, there are women, !onely and messages more fuily. look at the magnificent Jesus people tell him that Wanting companionship, who However, "the bait is not mountains which had defeated it was useless to change seek the pastor's personal ad. sex," the Rev. Mr. Bust.anoby him, he said: "Yonder peak will mankind, that it could never be vive and guidanre. Sometimes, says. "The bait is ello satisfa, rw he ...akd h mortal man, done. W;vnt it marvelous that ofteii uluntt'iitiohalIy arid a!- tion, a normal huniain mied; thi. Pike was wrong. hits peak he never gave up—not even in most by accident, his efforts to leads to an opportunity for en C dU * was conquered. Few mountai ns death, for He rose above it. sympa th ize and be he lpful de. sexual involvement." have been more thoroughly and Jesus says to us, "Be of good velop into an affair. This week Community United anthi€hes and dessert.swillbc New Zion permanently tamed I have cheer, for have overcome Free Methodists in North The subject, its hazards and %VORLD ALM.ANA Methodist Church of available all day, gone to the top in a motor car at world." America in celebrating a five ways to avoid them, generally FACTS New Zion Primitive Baptist Donations suet) as bakcry I ;~" I 1 different times. Now the height There are certain words we Casselberry will observe week "Festival of Praise" is included to varying extents i I i ~!,.v j _rY, Church, Greenway St ree t , beginning this Sunday and goods, jewelry, clothing plants Sanf that will neser be scaled," is refusetolive by the greatest of Volunteer Sunda with '. ' seminary training rd its in charge of the service and and flowers may be brought to visited by thousands cach year. these is "never." concluding with a service of .'Every pastoral ministr ~, ." ~_ I members filling out sheets th kill Tuesdi) after 7 pm anniversar) unday praise praise on Dec 1 ." in c'rnIrnr1 ui liiI course i nclud e s ci V . r • of various churches rs. i ndicaIting •)a s Ih1. would like II " ern1..is W1 . on lecture on the pastor's relations Moravian ,:, ~L" throughout Seminole and to serve in the co, music, sharing, prayer, wit. with women in A Christmas Bazaar will be surrounding counties joined Casselberry attorney John nessing and fellowship with Rev. Mr. Bustanoby writes in held Nov. 9 at Rolling Hills members In the 11 a.m. service Jones will speak at the 8:30 and . 4,1 r ~4' giving of thanks and money for the evangelical fortnightly, 3 p.m. service, Rev. I I a.m. services. Bob Noble will Moravian Church on SR 434, and at the ) .I . .:! ~_11 kI world ministries of Free Christianity Today. sing The King is Coming" and Longwood (near 1-4) from 10 C Manley and St John Methodist Church Th e festival, However. he s. ai Li t t I, .. " ch Id • , an Wormer 'n provide a in to 7 1 m Baked goods, Primitive Baptist Church begun in is designed 1 • . . to the problem not dealt with from Mt • rrn Megiddo was a city in Israel b special music. Don MacLeod ,man(maoe aric,s, in ear, conttreaation ' glorify God, spiritually enrich adequately is "the pastor's inhabited from the 4th attic" table and Moravian were in charge. Rev. E. S. will preside at the early service r m1 and churches and need for what the other' man millennium B.C. o about 450 and Bill Stillwell at 11. Also items will be available. Ham or Bullard Is pastor of Mt. Zion.pe By JEAN PATTESON rtrengthen the church's world has to offer. Men are attracted B.C. Numerous battles were participating will be Chuck wome dinner rePharelll HeraldStaffWrfter outrea to the ministry only not Temple Shalom for fought at Megiddo because of be Basinger, Ken Renner and served n spiritual reasons, but also for itsstrateglclocatjonco-o[ling Central Ba p tist noon t 0 • p.m. Douglas Seymour, ministerial se Even if he were the Dr. LOUIS Perez of Sanford the emotional fulfillment it of- the route that connected Egypt student. Central Baptist Church pulp t plaining type — which he isn't will address the Congregation and Mesopotamia. The World eg nn ng s wee r. — James Lyons could never 0 Temple Shalom at Un i ted He maintains that ministers Almanac notes. The biblical , z. __ Frank Johnson from the complain his service at the of Deltona tonight at Coffman to preach Sunday, at 144K., 71re Powells, a family gospel Churchp.m., following regular the morning and evening most likely to get involved with Armageddon, whelre the final Department of Religion and West Sanford Free Will singing group from the Orlando 7:30 women in their churches are battle between the forces of -1!7 Philosophy of I' lorida Southern area , will Holiness Church and at the sing Sunday at the worshi p services His subject what psychologists base classi. good and evil occurs, is derived College in Lakeland will teach a J Rev. Coffman, his wife, A Good Samaritan home has Church of the Nazarene at the will be on "Communism." fied as "maladaptive lop-dog' from Megiddo. four Sunday series on Geneva Community Cent 10 Cantor Michael Goodman d and daughter, Elizabeth Kay, lacked variety, CF• "Archeology and The Old am to At present although President of the Congregation reside in Miami, where he is Testament" for the Pastor's technically retired after 27 V p.m. A covered dish lunch will M axwell Zager will officiate at pastor of the Flagler Street Elective Class at 9 45 am in be held at th years of association with the services An 'Oneg- Baptist Church The Coffman e church the chapel A grad ua te of "Pappy" Timothy and shabat" (refreshments), will base served in Texas, the Emory University, Dr. Johnson Friendship Ba p tist "Mother" Ruby Wilson, follow. The public invited to Dominican Republic and ' ' is an ordained elder In the founders of the church and attend services and Dr Perez's Puerto Rico They were ap. s North Alabama Conference Pointed m!isionaries by the home, Lyons Is as busy as ever. The award winning color address I tr The course is open to anyone film, "A Thief in the Night" will Foreign Mission Board, "Deacon," as Lyons is af pI . , -: t rOUi uCIpilSi Interested In learning more be shown Sunday at 7 p.m. at fectlonately known to all who Southern Baptist Convention about archeological discoveries Friendship Baptist Church The work with him, is the first in fl The Baptist Women's Day of for Spanish language work in related to the Old Testament church in the morning and the motion picture concerns Bible DEACON LYONS p,e- on the theme "Hope, the Dominican Republic The annual Charge Con Prophecy and is an exciting There will be a fellowtup last to leave at night, checking Love, Peace and Joy" will be period __ .~ that all is well. lie has also hinvielf," said Mother Wdwp. ference and election of officers fictional account about what held Monday at 7:30 p.m. at St. ek . i. .~~V -I . following the evening of the church Ice will be conducted could happen when Christ Paul Missionar) Baptist talien ctarge of the home's Deacon explained "it -grew -'if'. N~ I. 4 Monda at 8 30 by the District returns It is produced b> Mark laundry room, though the in me wi th lose in my heart _ Church, 9th and Pine Sponsors — donation of a commercial take care of disabled peoples Superintendent, Eldon Sim IV Pictures, Inc are Congress No One and I 'l'' washer and drier has made the who couldn't lake care of mons. Missions Dept. One and Two. Fr. Pat Caverly of St. Mary First Baptist job easier than in times gone by theirselves. Kinda like I told the . Missions presidents are Ida . when he and "Mother" Wilson doc when I first took the job — I MB9 J, . . ;I W Jf I Mrs. C.A. (Bea) Anderson Anderson, and Marva Hawkins 1 would toil late Into the night, didn't have no real title,so they Springs will be the speaker at and Congress president is Rev. was honored Sunday the family night programJr., she washing, he hanging the called me ir aide " Washington Rev Robert \r t I, First ptist IIUtCII r Wednesday following the 6 It clothes to dry In the moonlight Since the founding of the during the Doctor Is host pastor . / "" 31 a.m., service as the church red Iisli supper ' 7 Deacon, 65, recalls how as a- Good Samaritan home in 1947, Rev Doctor was honored " celebrated "Great Day" She young man befell the call of the Deacon has been on hand day •in. Sunday on his 10th anniversary received tray with Deltona Methodist Lord urging him to join the f I%*- and night to care for the folk . scription congratulating her for li 14-0 mem be r congregation of the who were too old or too si ck to . m United Methodist Church 3 years of "unselfish service congregation from First Shiloh 'a * / Free Will Holiness Church, at take care of themselves, of IkItona will hold its annual for her Lord and church" Baptist Church, Rev. E. C. fr,' Ak . -'-' the time no more t&,in a shack According to Mother Wilson, he Bazaar, Wednesday, froill 9 I N She joined First Baptist in Tilllnian, pastor of Brunswick, in the woods west of Sanford. is a genius at devising ap. a.m., to 6 p.m., in the church 19M and has been active in all Ga. and Rev. H. L Dericho of . 0/4~; . .. 044 r~ He gave up a good job at a paratus to relieve the Fellowship Hall on Norniandy ehJ %:I11 phases of church program, New Hope Baptist Church, 1_. %, concrete pipe factory to work at discomfort of bedridden Boulevard and Troy Drive. = -, " youth Apopka, were in charge of the —. teaching children and the church for a tiny stipend — patients. 4 ellel-gollo-CCL11 " * Featured will be the was her main interest as well as anniversary services. -most of which Ile plunged right All who know Deacon honor Christmas gift booths and serving as church semtary First Presbyterian = 2?elcoNlp, . 0 C church, an later retirement. All w country store. Homemade food, and clerk • i the Good Samaritan home, love him are delighted his Four new six-week electi ve Ok flOSJ$, t "We appreciate Deacon not retirement isn't total, and Sunday School courses for only for the financial backing he's still arou nd every day Senior Highs, College and IT rrrI ---'z' 't _' he lias given us through the dispensing encouragement and BETTY CARTER years, but the way he gave of his ever-capable assistance. _t - _15"n- t fiord. Courses include Im Sanford i —'- rF. and Employes ' rd 4 -, . Fla Howard H, Hodges and Staff PUBLIXMARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sa San1fo or and Employes -7:30pm. - ATLANTIC NATIONAL — BANK SENKARIK GLASS FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Prayer Wednesd ay PENNEYCOMpANY MORTUARY Eunice I Wilson and Staff UNITED STATE BANK OFSEMINOLE . . ' Other C'huri,hes PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH old Route 44 at Paola THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Rev WilfiamE Miller Pastor Orange Blvd.. Lake Monroe Sunday School ...... L., ,9:4SO.M. Williard Eldridge .. . L P&1fof Worship Ii .00a m Sunday School .........10 00 * ,n Youth Service 6:30p.m. Morning Worship ..fl:OOam Evening Worship -730pm. Evening worship ..7:OQp.m, ed Prayer A Praise j ' - IL - JIM LASH CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH — '.' ' - . 7 OCpm I ' - . - Church School 9:45A.M. MorningWorship ... ..11:008m. Youth Group, y.3o Wednesday ChoIr Practice *00 m - . . ' lFirst Wednesday Fellow 1 6- 30 p M. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH lit Park Ave. Leo F King . --. ,,. . • Morning WorShip Nursery I- . SPIRITUAL TEMPLE Quality Cow" 1-4 & 434 Longwood Rev. Ruth H. Callin ....... . Pastor Amy John% - . Minister. Healer open for Meoitat ion .......3:oo p.m. Healing, Leicturt " Message Cir. ci. 3rd WedneSday Mthy. R&IJN, Oak Rev Virgil L Bryant and Rev Mullis 7 00 m Evening Worship '' ' I' FIRST PRESBYTERIAN THE LAKE MAPY UNITED , PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH bur Ave.. Uke Mary - Rev. A. F- Stevens • S lO:OO.,m. 1:308,m Morni jvity-i~~_ ~ ~~~__ - - 630pm 5orning Worship Rev William Pickof Pastor Miller. Ausst ng Worship I 30&lia m Sunday School ,11am ., PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway4sy,59 PjuI Sorviey Evangelist 8.bfe Cia.. - -- MOrnitvJ Worship I I 00 Ev-;ng Worship 5 DO O-WrCl,ii'5 Wd 7 m Paste* , Rv. t_ .- _- - e- - -_ - Avenue Rev - Jay T, Cosn)oto Morning Worship Sunday School *Mornwq Worship Clhurch Training Evening Worship Wed Prayer Service Kenneth ...?:)op.m. I)rt,SI) 't Icri(Ut COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. I1-92 a1 Piney Rid Rd ______________________ hhi1V%SV%a j•• I 1. Panama Canal would never be ING ' ostal Wed Bible Study . Conquerors Meeting Sunday Eve Worship 1*3 Sun 7 30 p rn Wednesday Morning Prayer Group . Copy"ghol 11174 9 ISa m 10 OQa m 1100am 6-OOp m 10 SOam ?.00.m, I) CHRIST UNITED METHODIST TUC Aland R Et Lloyd Hampton Ptor Sunday ScrooI 9 ia MOi'nIng Worship ii OOa m I -_ . . j — Though Retired - '•. Ii ,_~~' ._49e__047_ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Mt Park - . PALMETTO AVENUE UU Palmetto Ave. Rev. G. E Hodges Pastor Sunday 1:45a .en. sc:oolhl or p ... :OOa.m. Evangelsstic Sr'ices 7 COp m Wt . Prayrr& Bible Study 1. r I: 30 P. M. Independent Minionary - - •' CHURCH OF CHRIST Ufl Park Avenue Pastor . - -_ 3Op IIW Rev. Kenneth 14011 - - L' NEW YORK (AP ) Protes. personalities." To screen them (ant pastors, most of whom are out, he proposed greater use of married, in some instances get psychological testing in semicrtangledinanage-old,person. naries. a! predicament He says the "minister who the problem of the "other woman." errs sexually does not start out It is "a major problem that with sexual encounter on his confronts pastors in every tie- mind" but to "build his ego on F I GRACE UNITED FIRST PENTECOSTAL METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF LONOWOOD Oners Rd., It WoOdlawn Ave. $61 Orange Strw Rev, D. Pon Denslow , . r - Pastor Rev. E Ruth Grant Pastor Church School ------ 9:15 a m. Sunday School 10:00a.m. Morning Worship ...... 1i.0Oi.ni. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. -, ______ - . ~ i ! -.. I x- I Even:rsgWorth, (,!lurt Ii 4% 1 & YE 0 -- i h'tIieidz.ct - . half ago. In 'A I METHOD JJ I CH(JRC Ego Tri p on '4 Deacon Serving i Worship Bible Study Evening service Wed a _A Friday, Nov 1, 1974-9A . LAKE MARYCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE t7CrystaJ Lake Dr. Lake Mary, Fla. Rev. Paul D Trissel . Pastor am Morning Pastor t00am - ~ . .14' .1 9:450.m a rn William B Downey Church School p r service (wed) , I Nursery Provided for ail services GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 2900 0 rl a ndo A ve. I I ?-#I) . ,.-- Church of the Lutheran Hour" Rev Elmer A. Rtu%cher Pastor Sunda y Sc hooI . 1. - 9: )Sam WO(ShIP Service 10 30a m Kindergarten and Nurser r_ 1 - -. I'The i . ! ISa m . , . .ikaa ~ 1,.,.1911112mill 111 W Minister 915am - _ . FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2S4I Sanford Ave. DosiglasD elliott Pastor Sunday School 9 Morning Worship l0$Oa,m. I 6: ou p,M. 41, Evangelistic so .ryice 7.00p.m. " t k. FREE r : SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH )3 Airport I Open 730pm Sunday Night ' . 1601 S. Sariford Ave. Harold Harris Minister Sunjay5chool 9 - iSa m. rnno %orshp ii OOa m Wed Service 1 30p m s f chan and ttinnoil The Church has the answer. Its teachings stress FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev. R. Grady Snowden Interim Pastor u ay School 945am .rnr Wrstp 11;006 m. Cturch Training 6:15pm. Evening Worship. ......... l:OOp.m. attains the tranquility so necmary in this world 3op m 7 • CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH WTRR Yet in the bustle of life today we often find ourntcrin i how t achk e joy and crcnitv. cdvcc CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAt4CU CHU R CH 3401 S. Park Ave 372 43*4 . Pastor Junday School .1 9:30a.m. Fellowship , 10 30 11 a,m. Morning Worship 11;000.m. fl(I/)II.%I _ --- Pastors Err some unsuccessful attempts to pears almost beyond ac. - Sunday School never go out-of-date. . • CHU Evening worship . -1:00pm Family N;, () 7 30 pr. -,. It .". 4 E 4~ j s . . i / he led an expedition Into th e dug, man would never walk on southwest and entered the the moon. One "never" after spectacular mountain country ano ther has been beaten down of what is now Colorado. Here As a result, our dreams have he discovered th e famous been turned into reality. mountain which now bears his W he never a great task is name—Pikes Peak. He made visualized as a whole, it ail. i!ruf'i(1I: CHURCH 10) W. 22nd Street Pastor RCV J T Pills. "Church of God Hour' WTRR 94s a.m . Sunday School 11 008 M, ?"rning Worship 6 OOp m Evangelistic Serv Family Night Service I lop rn li~ Methodis t century and , 1lIOak Ave., Sanford : 1 ! 7 - Sunda NATION • i . ' qf . , The words we live by are Thomas Edison said important. There are "nothing Is Impossible we somewords we should not live merely don't know how to do by. Never say, "never." it." FOr we live in this country, Consider for instance the case by doing things that were of Zebulon Pike supposed to be impossible Pike was a young army of. Pikes Peak would never be fleer who helped to explore and scaled, the Pacific Railroad map the unknown West over a would never be built, the FIRST SOUTHERN ((I1/gtiIl( Fr P.J Kell Sat Vigil mats Sun Mats . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I I1I '' lO( ______ I CHURCH _ IF! Sunday School . . , . ALt SOULS CATH HOL LIC IC __ A Co .00 I OUR ~ -- -. LM%_0-M1MW"= Pastor . 00 A "', HOPE OF OUR I& nd Avfnue, 9% Noon 1't%Oon WWQS (IOu FM adtoSaturday 110017 00 Noon Wc.tnesgiay Evening PraycrMce4en0 ?OOprn THE ADVENTIST Corner 71h A C R - Neill. , . Saturday Services THE III 1. METHODIST CHURCH Phone 134-2841 i Pastors Corner I'l l 0_1 X. Saturday Set vice% Sabbath School Florid: )Oa.m Worshilp 11 001 700 fl ---.-- - -- I, .. ; ;1 The .'Idi-entist - Friday, Nov. 1, 1974 - — L -_ --- - --- — 1- - - __ . -_' -- -- -- -- __ L �j WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - SPORTS Friday, Nov. 1, 1974—JOA Evening Herald, Sanford, FL DEAR ABBY Come y ivens Weekend Don't Climb L Trg -- By FANNE1'rE EDWARDS Herald Correspondent 1 George Washington Slept Here, by Edna Boyette, a member of surprise for his city-bred wife, on Saturday at 730 p.m. and TAG, and is being sponsored by unravels as the problems of By ABIGAIL %A lit BIN j again on Sunday at 3pm, in the Business and Professional restoration, the Japanese f3"' Theatre Buffs have a treat in the Deltona Community Center Women's Club of Deltona. beetles, tent caterpillars and store this weekend when the on Lake Monroe The trials of a typical urban ailing trees, beset the couple DEAR ABBY. I've always been very proud of the fact that Deltona Theatre Arts Guild The production Is directed by business man who buys an old They soon find themselves m family came to Massachusetts from England in 1637 My (TAG),presentstheMo.ss}lart. Miss Mildred M Caskey of RCvolut(oniwy house In a small bogged down In financial husband says its nothing to brag about because the people who George S Kaufman comedy hit, Deltona and Sanford, assisted Pennsylvania Community, as a disaster, from which their rich, came here then were all criminals who had been run out of cantankerous and conniving old England. I uncle manages to sae them M) husband is of Italian descent. His parents didn't come Appearing as the city couple here until 1900, but he claims he came from "royalty." He says are Peggy Myers and Hugh that,earsago when an Italian nobleman would get peasant girl -- e lynch of Deltona, while Eileen pregnant, the glrhwould leave her lI)egjwflatebaby on someone's e. Boren is the captivatIngactre ' doorstep. My husband says that he was such a child because his who comes in out of the rain for fr.-yuriame, when translated. is the one given to those abandoned Anyway, I want to know whether I should be proud of my ancestry or ashamed' And how about my husband' j' 'fP NEW ENGLANDER others by what their anc-estors did, so don't take any bows, or accept any blame for yours. As I see It, the only aristocracy worth bragging about is the aristocracy of achievement. Everyone must stand on bis own DEAR ABBY: My husband's secretary has given him many costly gifts, ranging from travel accessories to art during the two years she has worked for him. Some of the cardsshe has enclosed with these gifts have been embarrassingly personal. I feel certain she is pursuing him, although he says he thinks I'm mistaken. This young woman is divorced and has two children, and I know she could put her money to better use than buying gifts for my husband. And 1 wish she would. flow dowe let her know? 4W ............ I ....-'-,'--- 41 '7 / • Director Mildred Caskey (right) instructs cast WMA --. DEAR PUZZLED: This is not a job for 'e" — your husband should handle It alone. And if he really wants to discourage further gut giving, he will — toot sweet! j ____ Hate to write Ie'1e' Send ii to Abicail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Df . 13evtfly Hills, Ca l 902 17 for Abby's book let "How 10 Virile Letters . The love interest, with the usual set-backs, is carried by Miss Sue Stanley (Miss Deltona 01 197475) and Peter Caldwell. Tickets are available from members of the Deltona BPW Club members of the cast and Betty Konigsmark, TAG ,.l•II .,. - ."I' A- DEAR DR. LAMB — I reI was told to quit smoking and ,,, * -' •s• cently had an elec- drinking. I smoked about a • : '' •, Irocardlogram (ECG) taken in pack of cigarettes a day and '' , my doctor's office. The tracings drank about eight to io shots of Donning jaunty straw hats In preparation for XI 71heta IF HAT FITS indicated "definitely abnormal brandy a week. I'm still unokrecent Cruise to Bahama party, are Vickie Hall and L R. Dennis No medication was lug about a half pack of WEAR IT! and party hosts Ray and Sue Ceynowa prescribed, and I was not ad- cigarettes a week and drink vised as to the condition. I am a perhaps four or five shots of woman 57 years old and would brandy a week, just when I go appreciate your opinion and out. Club Notes what precautions should be I'm not on a diet and we told ___________________________________________ taken, to eat what I could tolerate, I . DEAR READER — Elft% have very little appetite Country Club were IrOcardOgrilPhic intuFvta- However. I do try to eat a bal: Ikenobo Society Zeltona de. ReservaUons may be Uons are not the same thing as a anced diet. For the past month I made at the November meeting dhWwds ofa disease. They are have lost my sense of taste. My " The Ikenobo Society of with the secretary. used, along with all the other condition is not malignant. I'm Deltona will tests, the physical examination middle-aged. Would you please Professor Shinetsu entertain Yoshicka, and your history to help the advise me? director of the Ikenobo head doctor make a diagnosis DEAR READER — Gladly.Office in Tokyo, in November Such a nonspecific in- Follow your doctor's advi ce. I Mrs. Florence Durand, The society is giving a dinner conditions Center, Club Mhm dlanges can OC= tea. You had better knock Off THEATRE -- GOERS THINK and 22. any-thing about your heart I normal folds of the IWng of the purchased f rom Society would presume he thought the stomach. We all normally have members changes were minor and not of folds that resemble the surface At the October meeting Mrs, - • 'i Fire Auxilia Auxiliary Thirty members of the Deltona Firemen's Auxiliary Kenneth Davis, president of the met at the Firehouse Oct. 23 made a u . toy animals Society. tefls you. Anyone who has a test ulcers and is treated simflarly. that he is worried about should If you can be managed with ask his doctor about it. But, avoiding cigarettes, alcohol, don't jump to conclusions that and coffee, fine. If not you will such a ted means unPOrtAnt have to take medicines ciom- for the children at the Duval Home. These and more will be completed at the next Auxiliary workshop, Nov. 6, at the Fire that I have thickening of the booklet on ulcers, send 50 cents lJruUz of the of the t ih. c:.n,' ddrg nnl k r-.r Illinois Club showed - o!ored slide's t his r....i -- •_ L - . - - afion of Independent Television today and they will be signed Stations They have Saturday," Deutsch said "The deal will be closed and the money transferred next week." 30 seconds per step ttasis starting •-. . -.- - Dec. House. Members interested in 1 Ing are asked to conw to this meeting at 11 a.m., bring their Ufl( and the ' Auxiliary will furnish the coffee' - h I ii tinenlal Theatre, Curtain time at Sanford Civic Center is 8 p.m. — thnuh neert goers ciger - - tween /' '1' 1 boa I1 Standins - , when Orlando • aui- I . Geiger 50-25 - I I I ' . 'l , Allow- it - " . . - 43-32 1iiilIk'UeviiI Chucho Ncu. Atbecd' :r 120 120 1 160 1 Pertecta t3 n so; 20 Cmrtv Daily DoubI (5 3) $12540 310 tti . .• . "' points or " Entertaining vyc Can Now __ .. • . -- - Belleville %..oue ----. — 1 cocna Beach at • AKE BRANTLEY'b 01i'l EDO at Ocoee HOWEII & int i, •,i i. I,,ri,i ' - (1 2) $33 90 s,o a 320 2 Perfecta (2 1) 592 10 12TH ,— Doubles. Spec 7: Marurl Juan 12 40 Soo I SalaMuru,, 390 7 Ouiniels (41) 15980 Perf ect. (II) $13140 Late $605 00 H (1 2) $103 so 5115,975, 00 ti Geiger r '' i 9 Pro Basketball Council NBA Eastern Conference W St. Augustine St. Augustine St. Augustine Evans Evans Fvan,s E vans Brantley Brantley Brantley Brantley Brantley Oviedo Oviedo Ocoee Oviedo Oviedo Howell Howell Howell ll JV --] . I 11 \iilnir — -- — IFluritLi at Washington Kansas City Omaha at HOjS Phoenix Atlantic Division - St. Augustine St. Augustine 2-2 in the Nf()nr(x- Harbour. • ------ 9 selninole at ST. AUGUSTINE • .. " j Lee Chairman DO Button fired a 181-507 and Dell Barca scored a 18&422 for Mooney's Auto Body Shop as - Casselberry Bill Sold Print ---- league '- Sean R ogers concirnsut Pick in $109 40 Tom Embree Pete Peg Patey and Alice lien' Pertecta 3.40 1 520 1 $o000 900 S92o Perfect& (1 4) $137 40 SIXTH — Doubles, Spec AfechaAgu.rrr 1660 S-10 500 4 Oguza 380 390 2 Cacho Y14 120 1 I'.- '.w • 3, 40 Areth4 Zaire 10 20 6 20 7 20 2 Neui Perez 300 160 ,• 45-30 Spec 7 1220 360 3.60 3 Fermin (56) 147680 ¶a1,s Mencha i sante Zaire ', -Singles. FOURTH — DOUI*I S 7: l3obaomurua - Se'l [I C( do 430 2 10TH Rent QuinIela (56) sn S pec '. " Bowling Ii . P _A . Ica Beitla Larri Miguel - • - Perfecla 55-20 I'cte Rogers Quireia (3 4) 13990 NINTH— Smte. Spec 7 Perfecta (1 3) 175 30 Juan 11 40 Early Big Q (3 7 with 3 1) S919 60 Sala 350 4 P0 THIRD - Doubles. Spec 7: Miguel 640 3 Jay' •P '' UOST • they split the ." orecas ' WI Williams, who fell out with , . --'.- 1I' Oscars. will stage in Sanford thiR For Loudd o%vr management of the • (V fl%\)/t ____________________________ alive his suit to bWk the deal. the sensual and "Streetcar" is the first of three professional and several local amateur per. formsre,s Mutual Concert W\I lihi o e on avori - _____ dricks led Dsvis Coin Laundry while Wanda Hubbard was high for Rainbow T.V. Service as version sixd tI% e Bit \ Ill ent* if as a prerequisite for keeping 1( Idealistic beauty of 14M! SCOREBOARD To News to start arriving shortly after 7p.m. n partnership engineered by ght depicting the conflict be- eams Loudd, failed to post a $500,000 bond ordered by a circuit judge 31 ___________________________________ The play is a drama -kk-Ar-y- KEVIN l\ U Ii}tl(311 I a major investor in a limited • treetcar" I \ \l \\ millionaire David Williams, the -- US Senator Lawton Chiles I left) iN as the guest of honor at a recent political reception hosted by Donna and Ken Patrick In their home on Iake fleas Drive, Longwood. More than 100 guests at. S I'Ul'(11 I Tile path for the sale was cleared Tuesday hour on L ' tended. 'I MIOI! ' MICKEY azers - franchise next week "We are typing up w"kends and 12 minutes per hour during the week by W76. This will be done on a step-by- -- cert Association and all local tre lovers, For tonight we see the long. awaited performance of Tennessee Williams, Pulitzer Prize 'iniiing play, "A Streetcar Named Desire," by Kansas' Con. iI; i • feeble dren's programs to 9 minutes .4 - Tonight Is the big night for Seminole Mutual Con- • ____ - all teams involved is below, currently is still amazed by team over .500 with 2 record. Brantley and New Smyrna Mainland having the only win, planning to bring up about 10 to Bowl to be played in December, .500, maybe s sound the performance of Ocala This week's opponent, Ocoee. Beach. St. Augustine Is coached by 12 JV players later in the but must achieve three more reasoning t the area coaches Forest. lie felt they were the is currently 1$, but the CarSANRD at former Sanford resident H. L. season, wins to reach the qua1iing five A "breather" is defined as a are not looking ahead. best team he's seen in years. dinals have lost to such strong ST. AUGUSTINE Brumley, who was recently ical wins. football all game considered by the The Ocala coach told him after teams as N Smyrna Beach, T question on is, when is honored InSt. Augustine for his , COCOA BEACH at To achieve that figure, which co3chIng staff to be a softBoth teams have iden the game that the Patriots were Melbourne Catholic and Seminole going to win a game? coaching accomplishments. . LAKE BLEY appears unlikely considering its touch. Although the four the only team t didn'tIInverness. Well toni ht's o nent St records of 2, but Evans is last twr, opponents are Oak The Patriots had the Ile quarterback is Keith coming on and Lyman is on the county football coaches won't against Ocala. The game was Augustine might provide the distinction last week of facing Ridge and Winter Park, not to Last week's opponent, Simmons and the two top down slide, dropping its last fairly even in the second half. admit it, tonight's opponents are no considered t good three games including last in U state in Ocala Forest, but Getting back to this week's Oviedo barely took the withmtea finally faces an opponent Paul Motley, with Bill Wells the week's 40-0 thrashing by which could surprise at the end. a losing record The The combined won-lost tonight's opponent Cocoa Beach game. Duty admits his team is Kowboys, so Klein is another Yellowjackets are currently receiver. The previouly winless Jones. 2- leading records of St. Augustine, Ocoee could be at the opposite end of hurting for offensive guards, coach who falls into the the SEMITONIGHT"S GAMES After going through a YellowJacket.s are a Class AAA The GreyhOUn began Evans, and Cocoa Beach who the rankings. NOLE ST. at and conceded that one never category of school and have been in. not judging an murderous opening sea son lacking not only a large AUGUINE provide the opposition for The minutemen are curr ently knows when a team will break opponent on its record. schedule, Seminole now goes squad but also depth, and it's OVIEDO at OCOEE county teams is 5-19, while 06 and were destroyed three loose, meaning Cocoa Beach. Tonight's game could turn out against opponents, considered Coming off a one-sided loss to gotten worse as several players LYMAN at EVANS Seminole, Oviedo, Lake weeks ago at Oviedo when they OVIEDO at OCOEE to be the Lions last so-called more in their clan with games Colonial last week, Seminole such as two-way player Art COCOA BEACH at Brantley and Lyman are suited up only IS players. The Lions of Bill Klein have easy game of the season as against Daytona Seabreeze and also finds Itself with about 20 Oliver are out for the season LAKE BRANTLEY currently 9-14. But Coach Bill Duty of Lake been struggling of late, but are their final three opponents are Mainland. These teams have a able body varsity players, but The Greyhounds are still in Since the combined records of Brantley, whose Patriots are still the only Seminole County Titusville Astronaut, Lake combined record of 1-9 with coach Claude Woodruff is contention for the first Rotary AUGamesat8p.m. suine control of the financially. agreed t lImit nonprograrn material on chil- 'I POLITICO - won,pers. sale, which was disclosed two which reportedly involves $1.5 Jai A Florida Blazers of the World was not consulted on the sale Deutsch said the legal hassle ts Football League will be sold and stood to lose his in. had "absolutely no effect" on theDeutsch said the Identities of weds ago as part of an out-of- million cash, calls for the new THURSDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS SEVENTH — Double%, Spec I new owners would not be court settlement of a suit by owners to pay all back salarieS Saturday despite a current in. vestment of nearly $1 million, the sale, made public "until the money Is Loudd against the WFI. and Blazer debts Immediately FIRST - Doubles. Spec 7: ',estor'i warnings of financial Ech&o Sanchez 140 300 2 Although Williams appealed "We are looking at a final transferred" to preclude the Consummation of the sale upon closing. Oguiza Sanchez 4.20 1 90 260 3 Mencha II Btitia 1000 I ruln, a Bluer attorney says. the bond order to the 4th Circuit takeover next week," the Bos. chance of them being sued. 3so ioo 7 cmnitis (26) %344o will be good news for Blazer Deutsch has said that Loxid Eddy Albtfdi Bob Deutsch, an attorney for Court of Appeal and warned ton lawyer said. "The only rea. 260 1 Perfect& (62) $7230 "That's the only reason we players, who haven't received a will retain a role in ft fran- U I L 11 Blazer managing general part- any potential buyers they would son for this EIGHTH — Doubles. Spec 7: (3 7) S29 so delay is some tech. haven't released their names regular paycheck since Sept. 6. chise under the new owners, but PeOuiniela Erodoza Mi guel 7060 S 60 460 3 rfecta 4371 512060 ner Rommie IAxM, said Fri- be subject to "future sub- nical language in the bank pa. " said Detitwh of the Part of the sale day that the sale was set and (luit th tiew owners would asEicly Jaw, _______________________ 320 370 3 Qunela (1 3) 510 C members of the club attended cal jargon that doctors use and hence the term gastritis. to put more reliance on what he The condi tion is much like Six guests and 104 members medical problems rnonl} used for ulcer patients attended the October repu1r Send your questions to Dr. awnthly meeting of the Illinois di8on has been diagnosed as Lamb, in care of this newspoi Club of Deltona, Oct. 21 in the hypertrophic gastritis. Would per, P.O. Box 1561, Radio City Community Center. Ener. you please explain this con- Station, New York, N.Y. IW19. talrunent was furpik.Ld by dltion to me' They also found For a copy of Dr. Lamb's member Jim Arroyo, when he -. q . PARTY FOR - By PIE ROGERS Herald Sports Editor The FCC praised the in. dustry's own moves to police it' self by adoption of guidelines b)' the National Association of 4$ei-j. Broadcasters and ve other the District VI meeting in Daytona Beach Oct. 15. the type that were Indicative of of coral. The ridges of these Kenneth Boyden gave an ad- Mrs. -' I I\l \ll 1 i rea concern about over-commercialization on children's programs. " 4 k , Mrs. Wallin and I / and were made for a run, nuige sale in Sanford Nov. 21 F ELEGANCE economic base and Incentive for such programs would damage their amount and quality. However, the commission said there is a 3ericus basis for - - Plans Since your doctor did not say to an increase in the size of the Firemen's Hall or may be a disease or niedical problem. folds contain glands that form dress, illustrated with beautiful So, I don't think you need to the acid digesti ve juice. When colored slides, of the years she worry about this and would not they are enlarged the person lived in Taiwan. Members have any ad vi ce to you about alfected usually forms too made naturalistic moribana prevautioris — other than not to much acid digestive juice and arrangements after which a get U* excited about the techid- the stomach becomes Inflamed, critique followed by o ii ' Programs ç— James Wallin presided at the meeting at which five new members were presented. Firemen's Hall,from 10 a.m..12 from anxiety, from having the alcohol and cigarettes corn- noon, to be followed by a eatenimethingbefore the test, pletely if you want to avoid workshop In the afterno on, or e ven from ho the electrodes problems. from 2-4 p m Tickets will be are placed on the chest. Hypertrophic gastriUs refers available at the door of the /4 ____________ : ' president Mrs. $ I -. .. •,• Club at the DeBary Community quit drinking coffee, colas and posfum to be held in the Delary 1 19V TV ' is is taken unda standad and I MzPed he 8130 tOW YOU to demonstration at the sym- 4 41111M 0 im -".- ' ,- II much It only means that your they can get well by not follow- Club in his honor, NovCountry 10, 7 bershlpchairinan was the guest tracing not like the ma jority lug the advice they paid to get. speaker at the recent monthly p.m. of known heal thy people, when Your doctor's advice is sound meeting of the DeBary Garden On Nov. 11, he wil l give a the test ; . \ WASHINGTON (AP) The America's children unless mational material, and not just Federal Communications Corn- individual broadcasters are on weekends. mission is prodding the nation's genuinely committed to that Saying there must be a clear TV stations to separate adver- task," it added, separation between advertising I Using and program content on The commission rejected and pram content, the corn.. children's shows, with less ad- proposals by Action for mission advised the stations to ve Children's Television to ban all avoid selling by the program The commission is- ads on children's TV, eliminate host and other such sales tech. rtising and moreThursday education. sued its long-awaited "policy mention of brand names or niques that blur the distinction statement," rather than an or- require specific amounts of between programming and ad. der, because, it said, in this children's progrwm at specific vertising. area the broadcast Industry times. The stations were told to should be given every chance to The FCC said TV stations make some provision for the reform Itself, must provide a reasonable special needs of the preschool "In the final analysis, the amount of programming for child. medium of television cannot children with a significant TV commission said it didoo live up tolls potential In serving amount of educational or infor- not propose eliminating all advertising on children's proI District VI, F.F.G.C. mem- party at the Deltona • OP Separate Advertising Garden Club terpretation doesn't mean often wonder how people oft . ! ''meow * On . ;.' A- Francis Schulte, as the devious uncle, furnish es a number of surprises to the plot, - s'. hilt the Comic talent', 41 Ut !t, Routier, its Ilester the maid with a questionable social life, adds to the long list of family Cut , • -: ,' lx % - - ''•' ____________ personal reply, write to ABBY, Box No. 69700, LA, Calif.90089 Enclose stamped. sell dddfnSed envelope. please. Cardiogram Not "..-.-__. I • - Problems? You'll feel wter if you gel it off vcur (neii vo r i I - ______________ '' - , . DR. L. E. LAMB -. This will be the third This flower screen print Stretch Appeal Shirt Dress would look production to be presented by equally at home at this w"kend's theatre engagements or the TAG; others were Women in many parties and balls planned for later In The holiday season. White and Mary, Mary. -: PUZZLED IN N.J. Friday, Nov. 1, 1974—lB fun L Pct GS MIWauketat Golden State 1 571 Sunday's Oamet Chicago at Kansas -- . New York 4 Phtiphia 3 3 S0° 1 71 City Oraha Central Diviijon i4 's"o'' 7 1 975 ABA W L Pct. 00 Pdiw Orleans 0 7 000 wostern conference Midwest Div isi on o'i No w York Virgini,% WI 6 3 667 I 1 500 2, 1 �2B— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice Frida Basketball Legal Notice I FICTITIOUSHAME NOTICEOPOENIRAL Notice is r.ieu given that we are ELECTION engaged n business at 105 East You will, please, take notice that a First Street, Sanford, Seminole General Election will be held in the County, Florida under the fictitious CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, name of SPEED QUEEN FABRIC FLORIDA, on the third day of I, 1974-3B CARE CENTER, and tha t Weintend December, 4, for the purpos e of to register said name with the Clerk electing a Councilman, Group 1, for of the Circuit Court, Seminole a two year term; Co uncilman Group County, Florida in accordance with 7, for a one year term: Councilman the provisionS of the Fictitious Group 3 for a two year term; and Name Statutes, To Wit: Section Councilman Grou p S for a two year (34) The Way It Was 865.09 F lorida Statutes isi term. (35) Movie 5 Arthur Dwight Harper The place of voting will be at the EVENING 4:00 (9) It Takes A Mlkl S. Harper City Hall, Room 7, City Hall, Publish: Nov. I, 5, IS, 27. 1974 Thief Longwood Oviedo Road, in the CITY _ 7:00 (2) To Tell The DEN I OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA North Orange Plata (24) Sports '70's Truth The Polls will be open from 7:00 Apopka CITY OF 4:40 (6) Hogan's Heroes A . M. to P.M. (6) Concentration 7:00 (Adjoining Errol Estate) LAKE MARY, FLORIDA (35) Unlscope Mary 1. Norton will be Clerk of the (8) What's My Line Notice of Public Hearing 5:00 (2) The Cay Election and Helen Green, Norma TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN (9) Truth * ( Living (6) Black Experience gRoom Loungeit NOTICEISHEREBYG1VENbythC Lang. Louise Owens and Ruth Consequences (I) Mel Thus Board of Adjustment of the City of MeWS will be the Inspectors., (13) Pixanne Served During Moviet () Wide World Of All persons desiring to avail Lake Mary, Florida, that said board (24) Politithon '7 (NoO Under IS Admitted) themselves of their right of Iran Sports will hold a public hearing at 1:00 - 11111111111111 (35, 44) Star Trek 1:00 (2,8) Midnight pm., on Monday, Novvrr.ber Chl$C will register at OflCe (3$) Uniscope (24) Villa Alegra Sea Monsters 77:30 :30 (2) Police Surgeon Evenings at 7:309:40 ?:"-9:40 1971, to Registration Books close October II Special (44) Mod Squad (44) Leroy Jenkins (6) Shazam 1974 (6) What's My Line a) consider a request to appeal the (9) All Nite 5:30 (6) Sounding Board (9) Krong: Mary T. Norton, Francis Jenlor, the 830 (2) Wheelie And The $25,000 Pyramid Movies (8) Rapping With 70,000 B. C. City Clerk a Building and Zoning Adrnin*tlrator (9) Hollywood Chopper Bunch (44) Time Tunnel (24) Vibrations of said City, denying the issuance of Publish: Oct 11, ii, 75, Nov. I, 1971 (6) Soby DOO Squares (3$) Outdoors Enc or e building permits to the Petitioner, DEG 69 (I) Banana Spills (13) Wrestling 6:00 (2. 6. 8) News (33) Speed Racer H. J. Kay, Inc., on Lots 19, 20, 21, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (24) Mister Rogers' 8:00 (2,8) Sanford & Son (24) Washington 10:00 (2,8) Pink Panther 71. and 24, Block 7, Crystal Lake EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Neighborhood (6) Planet Of The Winter Homes, as recorded in Harlem Globe Week Plat CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE MORNING (44) Gerald Derstine Apes Book 2, Pages Ill 116, Public (35) Bobby Goldsboro Trotters COUNTY , FLORIDA. Shares Records of Seminole County, (9) Kodiak Show CIVIL NO. 14.I319.0 6:00 (6) Growers (9) Super Friends 9:00 The Public Hearing will be held (7.8) Emergency (35) Movie al FEDERAL. NATIONAL MOR Almanac (44) Untouchables (24) Carrasc.olendas the City Hail, City of Lake Mary, TOAGE ASSOCIATION, Plus Four (44) Dinah 6:30 (2) Topic 6:25 (2) Daily Devotional (44) Lost In Space Florida on November ii. 1971. at (6) Jeannie 8:30 (2. 8) Chico and the Plaintiff. 11: 30 (2) Star Trek 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6, 13) News $ ,00 am,, or as soon ther eaft er as (9) Hong Kong Man possible, at which time inter es (9) Lawrence Welk (6) Summer (6) Hudson Brothers ted P,ICHACL i LARK and VERNITA Phooey Six Million p,3rtIiS for ,nd .lgainsl the rev , -1 (74) Wall Street ir'tcr (8) V/cncrful Wortd : his (24) eame Slriet Dollar Man 11 st,l, aba.e welt be hearti SeU Week (8) Laurel And (13) Wrestling Defendants 9:30 (2,8) Run Joe Run (13) Four Hands hearingmaybeconhinuedfromtlme (3$ ) Pop Goes The Hardy (24) Zoom NOTICEOFSALE to time until final action is taken by (6) Partridge FamiI on the Wheel NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Country 7:00 (2) I Dream Of (3$) Celebrity Tennis the Said Board of Adjustment. 9:00 2000 AD (2.8) Rockford Files on the 11th clay of November, 1971, a? Jeannie AFTERNOON THIS NOTICE shall be posted (6) Movie (9) New Adventures 11 am. at the west front door of the EVENING (6) My Favorite three (3) public places within the Courthouse of Seminole County, at Gilligan (44) Movie City of Lake Mar ) Martian 12:00 (2) .Jetsons , Florida, at the Sanford, Florida the undersigned 9:30 (9) Texas (13) Movie City Hall, 'nd ublithcd In The 7:00 (2) Last Of The (I) Addams Family (6) Archie Clerk will offer for sa le the following (44) Temple Heights Wheelers Evening Herald, a newspaper 0 Wild (9) Tarzan deScribed real property: (I) Information Gospel Hour (13) Stoneman general circulation in the City of Hee Haw 7:30 (2) (6) Jabberwocky The East 4.3 fee? of the North lfl Eight % Ic 10:00 (2,8) Land Of The Lake Mary, Flor ida, one time at feel of Lot 6 10:00 (2, 8) Policewoman and the West 30 feel o4 (5) Great Adventures (6) Bailey's Comets (9) Invaders least IS days prior to the af or L os t (9) Night Stalker esaid the Nort h 177 feet of Lot 3, Frost's (24) Acclon Chicano (8) Wheelie And The (24) Mister hearing In addition, notice sh all be Additi Roger's (6) Valley Of The (13) Dick Powell on No 2 to Altamonte, Fla,. (3$) Department "5" Chopper Bunch posted in the area to be considered Neighborhood cor ding to the plat thereof as Dinosaurs Theatre (44) Wrestling at least IS days prior to the date of (44) Herald of Truth (35) Roller Derby recorded in Plat Book 1, page 13, of (24) The Electric 10:30 (35) Rat Patrol the public hearing, 7:30 (2) Untamed World 8:00 (2) Addams Family Soul Train the Public R ec ords of Seminole 11:00 Company (2. 8, 9) News DATED October 21. 1971. (9) Name That Tune (6) Speed Buggy 12:30(2) Go County, Flor ida, (44) Ernest Angley (35) Burke's Law S Kay Sanman (24! Meie Hawaii (8) Jabberwocky together with all struct ures, im (6) Fat Albert and Hour City Clerk provements. fixtures, appliances, 8:00 (2. 8) Emergency (9) Yooi's Gang . S . Cosby Kids City of Lake Mary. 10: 30 (2, 8) Sigmound And (44) Night Gallery and aurtenances on said land or ,• (8) All In The (13) Four Hands Florida 11: 15 (6) News used in conjunction therewith . &9 CBS I'NET OF THE MOVIES Family on the Wheel THOMAS C. FREEMAN, ESQ "The Graduate" The afor esaid sale will be made 11:30 (2, 5) Tonight Show (9) The New Land P0. Box I (10007 Hwy (24) Villa Alegre APES "The Deception" A little RERUN This film is consider ed pursuant to a Final Judgment en (9) Wide World Of (24) Evening at Altamonte Springs, Fl 37701 1:00 (2.5) Soul Train tenderness and human corn- by buf lered in Civil Plo. 71 1389 C nov. Entertainment fs to be a milestone In Attorney for City Symphony pending in the Circuit Court of the (6) Children's passion Is introduced as Virdon motion (44) Movie Publish' Nov. 1, 1971 picture history. (35) Scream Theatre Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and Film Festival , and Burke are warmed by a Directed by Mike Nichols, it 11:45 (6) Movie DEN 7 for Seminole County, Florida, (44) Bold Ones (9) High School hIi..,I ,.i..I ,J...:.._-....__ ,. f101 uiiiiipunzee wnose was ulefirst ora genre that took DATED this 75th day of October 5:30 '(6). -Paul Sand In IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Football Roundup 1974. FOR father has been murdered. She a new look at the social and SEMINOLE Friends & Lovers COUNTY, (24) Sesame Street (Seal) FLORIDA 900 (2 9) Movie falls in love with Burke, not (35) Quarter Midget moral attitudes of young Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Case No. 74-M-0 Mary Tyler (6) Racing realizing he's a human, while Clerk of the Circuit Court SOUTHERN people, and Simon and GarINDUSTRIAL Moore (44) Combat By: Elaine Richarcie SAVINGS BANK OF ORLANDO, her uncle Is part of a vigilante funkel wrote the score, in(9) Kung FLI 1:30 (8) Categorically Deputy Clerk Plaintiff, group that starts a reign of cluding "Mrs. Robinson" and (24) Bergman Film VAN DEN BERG, GAY Speaking VS. terror on humans, With the help "Sounds of Silence." Hoffman & BURKE, P.A. Festival RODNEY W. TOLLESON, et -Al.. (9) NCAA Attorneys for the Plaintiff of Galen, and Burke's rescue of olavs the innocent enllec'e ara d (44) Movie De fendants (13) Movie Post Office Box 793 NOTICE OF SALE 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart the blind champanzee when she (3$) CesM'S World 'seiv e is ed by Orlando, Florida 32102 Notice is hereby given that Show ,•,,,,••,,,,,,, _________ 2:00 falls (2) High into Ch.apparal the ocean, th e mother (Anne Bancroft) of Publish Nov. I, 1971 Want to a Final Judgment 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett *MINOLE'l ) Sports DEN 3 vigilantes are unmasked and gir l he loves. Very funny scene ii rij foreclosure entered in the above ShOW Spectacular FICTITIOUSNAME entitled cavs. In the CIrcuit C ourt of [ the real killer is exposed. F EATURtS: lii 3:30 1.31 when they register at th e hotel. ( 9 ) Nakia (U) Plot CC iS Movie hereby Sminole County, Florida, I will Sell given that I am 7:41 . 15 8-8:30 ABC SANFORD AND 11:00 (7.6,8,9) News 10-11 NBC POLICEWOMAN the property sItuate ifl Seminole engaged in business at 101 Wymore (24) Electric 064 of Stowell LmsTyur 'sip*xy,,,s vassal Rd.. Suite 201, Altamonte Springs. SON "My Kingdom for a "Flsh"Pepperwantstoposeas County. Florida, described as (35) The Prisoner Company Lot ti. Block "F", SPRING LAKE Seminole County, Flori da under the (44) Night Gallery Horse" Wildly funny episode as an inmate in a women's prison, (3.5) MOVIC _____M__________ ____________ HILLS, SECTION TWO. according fictitiousname of SOUTH STAR 11:30 (2) Rock Concert Fred tries to become a a nd she gets some sound advice (44) Movie to the Plat t hereof as recor ded in AGENCY, and that I intend to (6, 9) Movie 2:30 (24) VIorations "sportsman." He buys a horse on how to act from Dr. Joyce CHATil Flat Book IS. pages 90 and 89, PubliC register said name with the Clerk of it Takes A ?.trATlg Encore Records of Seminole County, th e Circuit Court, Seminole County, for breeding purposes, then Brothers, guest-starred as a Thief Florida 3: Nashville in accordance with the 00 (2) Florida. ."c , ,. R A" .u,ii discovers to his horror it's a prison psychiatrist. Pepper's (44) Rock Concert _________ & public sale, to the highest bidder p'Ovisions. of the Fictitiou s Name Music ________________________________________________ 1:00 (44) Bobby Goldsboro gelding. Now he wants to get rid goal is to make friends and for cash , at the, west 'front door of Stat utes, To Wit: Section 163.09 d (6) Adventure 1:30 Se minole C ounty Courthouse on the Florida Statutes 1957, (2) Thriller it wi out a loss Theatre and convince a top mobster's girl Of th S: Michael V. Damiano 12th day of November, 1971 at 11: 00 All Night resor (2 America ts to hilarious measures, friend to turn s ta te's eviden ce Publish: Nov 1. 1. IS. 22, A M. Movies 3:30 (2) Movie 9.11 CBS FRIDAY NIG1 DEH7 iS.alI with whtf Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Clerk of the Circuit Court ". t t EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. By Martha I Vehien FLN TAF flORIDA'S OLDEST CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, Publiih Nov. I. 1974 ' FLORIDA DEN) D AL INUT STEAK HOUU &. PROBATE DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PR NO. 74.310.CP EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. In Fe: Estate of ' CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ROBERT M. ANDERSON, I Deceased. COUNTY, FLORIDA. HOLLYWOOD. By Garson NOTICE TO CREDITORS There are lots of good stories, CIVIL NO. 74.1111.1 Kan1n.Vlking.393Pages.s5. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING too.Suchastheftme GoWw CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST TGAGE ASSOCIATION, In 1937, Garson Kanin went to told Louis Bromfield: "You Plaintiff, SAID ESTATE: Hollywood to "learn the busi- should work ii-. pictures, Louis, You and each of you are hereby Heavy Western list notified and required to file any ness" of moviemaking and In Sure, yotj'rcareat novelist but GARY W. GRISHABER and '. ( Charcoaled t, Perfection KAREN C GRISHABER, Pu wife, Oalms and demands which you, or this sometimes touching, often how many people have heard of AUJtD&iSi, ei ther of you. may have against said C-ebendants funny and always well-written you? If you write two or three estate in the office 01 the Clerk of the GOLDEN SPOON AWARD NOTICE OF SALE r' . Circuit Court of the 151h Judicial WINNER memoir he tells not only what successful pictures, the name of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 11th day of November, Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, he learned about the business Bloomfield will be known all 1971, at 11am. atthewestfrontdoor Probate Division, in thC Courthouse featuring but about the people who made over the world!" a*uPI i SD1A1FPRI of the Courthouse of Seminole at Sanford, Florida, within four FU TONIGHT: LOWREY ORGANS ENTER7AINMENT NIGHTLY up that business. County, at Sanford, Florida the Calfldarmonth$from the time of the Kanin also has a wealth of the L"Plithfor L"ni" undersigned Clerk will offer for sate first publication of this notice. Each People, for example, like stories to tell about such other :00 ONLY the following described real claim or demand must be In writing SERO COUPLIff Samuel Goldwyn, the first of major figures as to pick a few and filed In duplicate and state the property: , SAN LANTA, THIRD place of residence and poSt office the mighty for whom Kanin was at random Is the Lot Harry Cohn, SECTION, as recorded In Plat Book address of the claimant and must be to work over the years, and who Darryl Zanuck, Charles Laugh1 13. Page 75, Public Records of sworn to by the claimant, his agent i P.M. V i * Dilly Iit Iii k greeted the newly arrived ton and Marilyn M&nroe, and he or attorney, or the same shall be Seminole County, Florida, Highway playwright with "Sidney tells them all well. ND together with all structures, im vo.d 2--______ ~_ 17.92 __ A .d uIIIh, DATED at Winter Park, Florida. — provements, fixtures, appliances, Howard tells me you're a ve ry :00 No h rt in Phil Thomas and appurtenances On said land or thiS 291h day of October, 1971. 1 / Eff E~K clever genius." That's the first '" Path W AP Books Editor Sara S Anderson used In conjunction therewithGoldwynism to surface As Administratrix in th is The aforesaid sale will be made ( Z)OD 9:25 Said estate. pursuant to a Final Judgment en book, but not, by any means, tefed in Civil No. 74 tIll B now S John OeM Names, Esq. the las t. Anot he r: "If you won't pending in the Circuit Court of the Winderw eedle, Names. Ward OF THE _____ Get a preview of what's to give me your word of honor, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and & Woodman, P.A come at our W, FA Soutti 250 Park Avenue for Seminole County, Florida, will you give me your promReserva t ions DATED this 751h day of October Post Office Box S k 838-3265 IA%Irre Winter Park, Florida 32759 1971 Herndon Plaza Attorney for Estate 'Seal) Colonial, Oct. 2I- Nov, j4 6E. Publish Nov. 1, I. 1971 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. DEN 9 Clerk of the Circuit Court .r' By: Elaine RiCharde IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DePu?Y Clerk EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C I R. VAN DEN, BERG, GAY CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY. & BURKE. PA . CODA czlsFLORIDA Attorneys for the Plaintiff PROBATE DIVISION Post Office Box 793 PR NO. 74.31 I-CF 14 . Orlando, Florida 32807 ~ *441 --e In re: Estate of Publish. Nov. 1, 1974 STEPHEN ERIC DUNN, DEHI Dereased IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR A thflti C NOTIE TO CREDITORS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Ch'iMSS F ood & r't' . l TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CIVIL ACTION NO. American Cvisl.w iui uO%? WALL PLUMBING & if[ATING, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST TIM 90*6 SAID ESTATE: If INC a Florida Corporation, ( fJ RESTAURANT & LOUNGE WIG .IIP.M. N -Tn. 4' You and each of you are hereby Plaintiff, tl:)I.IIP.M Fr, &$1t 2700 S. Sanford Ave. notified and required to file any AP 1201.11CM Sunday N &114A14.. RAMFORD and MAXINE claims and dem ands which you, or , either of you, may have against said All major Credit Cards Accepted A DAMFORD, hiS wife, Defendants. es tate in theofficeof the Clerk of the SEMINOLE PLAZA r-T Circuit Court of the 18th Judicial III S D,i.e Hwy. III) NOTICE OF SALE ' Cava Circuit, Seminole County. Florida, Casqlbe'rry. Pla 831 lilt Notice 5 hereby given that I. Clerk of th e abe Court of Ser'nrohr Proti,te Dsvson in th CcrIho',r' P,,i "41 1i, SP399.61 c g filtf County, Florida, will at II.00o'clock at Sanford. Florida, within f ou r Then Enjoy Selections of 5$IW, Coionial Dr. from be en dar months the time of '1 A.M. on the 2Is' day of Novem r, cal 0)13 Ovla'do SEAFOODS and PRIME BEEF 1974, sell The following property, to, the first publication of this notice $321 Each claim or demand must be in Wit: j. 4 The South 10 feet of Lot 7 and the writing and filed in duplicate and .North 70 feet of Loll. Block S. Palm State the place of residence and post Terrace, according to plat thereof as office address of tne claimant and SPECIALTY DINNER 4..N recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 52, of must be sworn tu by the claimant, k ,0$. For his agent or or att ney, or th same thC Public Records of Seminole Rack .................512,95 Lamb shall be void. County, Florida 0Sirloin for Two ............ $1495 DA ED at Winter Park, Fiorida, Cocktail Hour Holiday Isle Complex at ubll sale pursuant to a Final Lunch Served Ph. 3231910 Juogment entered in the said Court, thiS 291h day of October, 1974 3 P.M. 7 p.m. Sanford t—i Rober t Dunn DINEandDANCE Seminole County, Florida, In Case ,ia.m. 2 P.M. A Administrator SOc Will Drinks 49 No 11 III. To Live Entertainment We Still Have Our....... . Mon. Fri. of said estate. WITNESS my hand and official Thurs. Fri. Sat. seal at Sanford, Florida, this 2h 5' John OeM. Names, Esq f Werderweedle, Haines, Ward day of October, 1971 DANCING 9 P.M. 2 A.M. & IOOdiTIdn, 1' A (Seal) EVERY TOES., THURS., FRI., SAT. 750 Park Avenue South Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Post Office Box $ "COUNTRY.WESTEkN MUSIC" Clerk Served 11:30 a.m. til 2:30 p.m. Winter Park, Florida 3271? By: Martha T. Vhten . &2bi 711M *06 Open 10 A.M.-2 A . M. Attorney for Administrator Phone 831-9321 Deputy Clerk LOUNGE OPEN DAILY—$NCLUDP4G SUN. Pubiih. Nov '. i. 1974 Hwy, 17.9, 1 Mi. South Big Tree, Longwood Publish: Nov I, 1974 DEH1O LEISURE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. iPoRTs Pro Chart VIRGINIA SQUIRES IN BRIEF Larry Brown Dropped tAP) - Texas has release given replaced on the league by pit. uungsrer Sig - lluItoii I I, . & .2t of Lake 1Io eli s Spirits Have New Faces it'll t'iui during last nighis 9-U ii % in over Lyman Lake Howell Exploits 0010 Competlyion That JV efforts against highly rated up, and the Silver Hawks were single-A schools, on top, 6-0. Themist.alesH ubyalludedto Pritchard then booted his LONG WOOD "It's nice to were four interceptions thrown be back with the junior var- by his sophomore signal caller, first of three successful pointalLies," were Lake Howell High Jim Pritchard, two fumbles by after-touch downs, with 5:01 left School's Head Coach, Tom normally sticky fingered in the first period, Ruby's sentiments as he running back, Andy Holton and On their next series of downs watched his Silver Hawks 110 yards in penalties that were Lyman's Jim Franklin broke demolish Lyman High School's assessed against his over loose for his squads longest anxious charges. J.V.'s 29.0 last night. gainer of the night, a 40 yard "You can make mistakes and The initial tally came on a run, that was accomplished on yourself three touchfourth and four situation from a quick opener while the Silver downs behind." Ruby coneon. downs --.-Grey oun s 13 yard line, tiawxs were stunting. But then tinued. "We looked sloppy at Coach Ruby went against the Lake Howell's defense stiffened times but overall It has been a book and called for a sim ple and Lyman was stopped cold on good effort and I f eel we are play over right tackle four straight running plays. to im prove each instead of going for the three week." With Just over two minutes po int field goal. For Lake Howell it was their left in the first pe riod Pr itchard fourth win ma outings Holton took Pritchard's hand- used a simple quarterback Junior varsity teams off and smashed through to plow over from eight while they have lost their three defenders go over standing yards out and Mat thew By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent officials 6-foot-6, has been on jured Simonelli ran around his own right end the Silver Hawks were flying high with a 1 -t) lead. - ----' - reserve with a sprained er The second period saw Lake Howell turn over the ball four times and Lyman twice. During mistakes one Howell defender was heard to say to a team mate "Don't take off your helmet, we will probably be right back in." these . .. . -- power continuing in as ny against sneak to after Lake Howell Lyman IS 0 7 7-?0 .. S S ot 0 . . _________________________ - Bianchi he he v y play s ction. Massenga/e Disney wrnios Duo Leads Have Some Task sports American 4 names problems in the r - Hands Off To WFL - . . STEVE ,--- _____ Records . ., - _____ le $1 7'it OLDEN i; LUNCH . . New Flight Training ) .1 £wupcigkie* Program ' . p A !-W Ap ( . -- S , . FLIGHT Our Brand 1.50 ' ' MUSICAL CABOOSE INTRODUCTORY To Introduce . - --- fr RED HOT . .—--- Mall _______ - . Altamonte 7LAST - . coming to II ii Help Yourself To Our Original SALAD and BREAD BAR - I-- 411-P-11 tip - t' LUNCHEON MENU 1°' to DINNER MENU 9" to 7" LTL Sonny Helms & The Helmsmen TOM .,, ,, , - TNtAT1[j(jiQjJ — ' I In ,, -. - M MCQUEEn DUSTIN NUFF RR IL PRPLDfl - iiius.ii . -- ---. , WALL . : - - . - - ' . i.411 VVI" E W-SIt lr~00T 1*`1 FRAEAVEZES HIl it; S - Metro Conference - J ~, I-I J Roscoe Just Breezes Tim (II flPS Leads Seminole - -- ' - Bratzler Does Well MOVIES OF TUE YEAR1"c.Tv ''' of Chris Advances OC&*G ONE OF THE BEST ADVENTURE helps Former Major Leaguer Dies - .., - IM! Ill inois, Iowa State S S - Sports . S in . _ - LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. combination, Dave and Mike "Well," ,used veteran Hill, AP) tore a thigli muscle in the Spirits' 13SM loss to the San Don Massengale, "in this kind Former'Masters champions Antonio Spurs Wednesday night, TV of compe ti tion, it really to Charles Coody and Tommy Asknow your partner, know what ron headed a big group at 64 SATURDAY he can do, what he's likely to while Sam and J.C. Snead were C10.09 at 65. Roller Derby 12 noon )35) So Don, playing wi th th e man The game's great had BATON ROUGE, La. Charles S. "Buddy" Myer Jr., 'TOi 1 P.M. (3) World he knows best In the world, th eir bright,, League ba tting champi on in 1935 when he Series of bocce ba ll. younger brother Rik, fashioned warm su nshine that favored the played second base for the Washington Senators, died at College Football 1:45 P.M. (9, a 10-under-par 62 a nd t ook the two courses in sight of the the age 70. 10, 26, 40) NEW YORK (AP) Ohio of the same may be in store this ran ked lower In The Associated first-round lead Thursday In the gleaming towers of Walt Disney CBS Sports Spectacular 2 P.M. State and Oklahoma have been weekend. Press poll. $250,000 National Team Golf World, a massive, multhnlllicm (6, 11, 13) Home-run contest; offensive to their 13 football "We made all 10 of our of. Alabama 28, Mississippi State Championship, dollar complex In central Flail. baseball exhi bition, opponents this season and more fensive goa ls," Ohio State's 7; The Bear just loves to give The 37-year-old Don and the da. Sports '70 4 P.M. (24) Woild Woody Hayes said following his fOrmer assistants their 27-year-old Rik, softly-drawling NEW YORK The favored team of Jack The National Football League anseries bocce bail. last wee k's 55-7 rout of Nor- comeuppance. na tives of Jacksboro, Tex., Nicklaus and Torn Welskopf nounced that non e of its 26 teams would be able to sign w World of Sports 5P.M. (9, thwestern. "That's the only Southern California 34, teamed perfectly in this event could do no better than 67, five players from the rival World Foo tball League af ter today. 10, 26,40) Arizona 150 auto race. time we've ever done that. And California 21; Troja ns smell th e in which scoring is based on the shots back. Arnold Palmer a nd Championship Wrestiv. 5 p.m. our co nsistency went from 73 to roses along the way . wi th better ba ll of each two-man Lanny Wadklns had th e same. (11) 88 per cent." An thony, not Mac Davis. team. Johnny Miller, winner of eight Wrestling 7 P.M. This week's beleaguered Notre Dame 49, Navy 0. The Each made an eagle three. ti tles and a record $251,000 this defense belongs to Illinois last time they met in Eachscoredthreebirdles, They season, and HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. Chris Evert defeat ed partner Grier SUNDAY which will absorb a 35-14 Philadelphia, Notre Dame were ln danger of making bogey Jones had a best-ball 6$. Virginia Wade 6-1, 6-3 for the wom en 's title, Rod Layer Notre Dame Highlights 10 A.M. licking. returned the ope ning kickoff for only twice. Don made a fourand Bjorn Borg beat hUe Nast.ase and Stan Smith 76, 6-7, 6(35), 10:30 A.M. (20), 11 A.M. Meanwhile, Oklahoma's a touchdown. foot par-saving putt one time. 2 for the Men's doubles title, and Evonne Goolagong ________________ 0) Notre Dame vs. Navy. Barry Switzer says the Sooners Texas A&M 21, Arkansas 14; Rik made a four-foot parsaving teamed wi th Virginia Wad e to win the women's dou bles Keep Your College Foot ball '7412 noon (9, are "the best college f oo t ba ll Aggies play Sou thern Methodist putt the other time. title over Billie Jean King and Chris Evert 36, 6-4, 6-3 in WHATCHAMACALL IT Mayfair 10) Country Club pro team I've ever been around. In the Co tton Bowl next week. th e $135,000 World Invitational Tenn is Classic. The result was a one-stroke Warm With A This Week in the NFL 12 noon Bob Brat.zler and his partner And we'll be close to th is team Nebraska 28, Colorado 14. It lead over five ot he r teams in o Ar, 35) Highlights of games played Bill Kennedy are currently again offensively next year." wasn't li ke this in the Mid- this end-of-the-season event General 55th place in th e Walt Disney Electric Oct. 27 Iowa State gave Oklahoma its American Confere nce for CU's that offers $50,000 to the winChampionship Wrestling 12 Team Championship, being closest call in Big Eight play Bill Ma llory. JAKARTA, Indonesia ning two-man team, Topseeded Roscoe Tann er of he ld at the Disney course. WEATHERTRON noon (40) last season, losing by "only" 34. the United States breezed past Condo WidJojo 6-1, 6-0 and Texas 24, So ut he rn Me odizt th Ti ed at 63, one shot out of Wi a th good round today, NFL Football 1 P.M. (2, 8, 20) 17. This year, 42-7 has a be tter 12. That's what ha ppe ns when a lead in the event we re in to th e qua rter -f ina ls of 144,500 Indonesia Open Tennis HEAT PUMP Bob duo has a good cha nce of ring :o It. Bills vs. Pa tr iots Tournament. Longhorn meets a Mustang. Murphy and Lee Elder, Gibby CALLNFL Football 1 P.M. (6, 11, 13) making the cut-off for the Last week's score was 49 Arizona State 48, Texas-El Paso Gil bert and Bobby Mitchell, Al PLUMBING a weekend and share in the right, 17 wrong for a .742 Eagles vs. Steelers per- 7. Sun Devils whack Miners en Geiberger and Buddy AIIm, HEATING, INC. Championship Wrestling 1 P.M. money, centage. One of the four Upse t route to another WAC. 1007 S. Sanford Steve Melnyk and Dave Eichelheir first day total was 3444 Specials Georgia Tech over Miami, Ohio 35, Western berger and another brother . -----— 111111111111 •• • a a .JL*JVVI a a a rs'j (lame of the Week 2 P.M. I'Ji Tulane came through while Mic hi gan 0; MAC, not WAC. Todd and his partner Pete PrInceton over Pe lO) nn missed by Temple 21, Cincinnati 20. ThIs Coop er are well down the list a couple of poin College Football 142 P.M. (, ts The season almos t became the fourth Upset wi th a total of 74 the first day 40) ta lly shows 32$ right, 125 wrong Special. Championship Wrestlin g 2:30 putting them fourth from and 12 ties for ,724. Wisconsin 24, Michigan State last. P.M. Upset Special of the Week, 17. Badgers avenge last year 's SANFORD— One would think throughout they were only able NFL Football 4 P.M. (6, 11, 13, ______________________ Florida 17, Auburn 14; Tigers' licking. from the fi na l wore, that the to score in the second period as Falcons vs. Dol ph i ns. defense is something else, Yale 27, Dartmou th 7. The old Seminole High School JV 14-0 the offense put toge ther two Florida fflghllghts5:30P,M, (2, except against the W is hbone. order changeth in the Ivy hti over Lake Brantley, long scoring drives. R.eichert 8) Second Upset Special . League. Th ursday was a fairly close felt his charges could have Florida Blazer HighlIghts 7 Maryland 23, Penn State 21; Harvard 29, Penn. 28. game, but it wasn't, scored more, he but used every Maryla nd 's defense 1s'i't the Deefense, dee-fense :-where In gaining its fourth win player dressed. The first score Florida Highlights 13:30 P.M. best cure for offensive blahs. are you' against one loss, Seminole was a 60 yard drive w5itth (20) TEAM W-L Third Upset Special Georgia 28, Houston 24. accumulated 260 total yards to resulted in a three yard run by OAK RIDGE 6-0 Washington 24, UCLA 20: Cougars' tro"bles are a uranue) S 29 yards. Tim Raines. %SINTER PARK 51 Bruins not the same without m)stery. MONDAY jTiij1i Onee again the running game The second touchdown was EDGEWATFR 5-I John Seiarr,i Michigan 48 Tulane 14, Kentucky 10 f up with a 45 )ard run, as Jeff NFL Fotba1l p.i, , io, BOONE -. 5-1 Indiana 9; Ohio State beat Green Wave regroups behind ... they chalked up 242 yards on the Anderson took it in from one 40) Rams vs. 49ers. COLONIAL 4-2 Indiana 49-9 and Michigan's Terry L&ioney. ground, m ostly from the out- yard out. The outmanned EVANS 2-4 standing running of Tim Patriots were able to get only LYMAN 2-4 THURSDAY i1alnes, who gained 170 yards one first down, as Seminole BISHOP MOORE 1•5 in 25 carries, accumulated 10. Reichert - Wit Football 9 P.M. (35, 44) JONES 1-5 But coach John Reichert was pointed out that Brantley ran Fire VS. Southrnen a -specially pleased with the only 20 plays in the game. ELECT WI' Nitre Dame Highlights 12:30 iefe nseas Brantley was wlable , A.M (10) Notre Dame vs. A ------. .-. Seminole 's __. ----.o move the ball either in the air t he Mi U season will be played next Navy. / 11.''i1aii/v ?r on the grwrW. Saturday as they take on 1,94 Southeastern Football 10 P.M. lAntbacker Ned Raines, Howell at the Oviedo MitppIISU. vid Parker and Bc obertson acre the main Howell is currently 43, but FRIDAY W I. .ulprits as ey led Seminole in have played three vartty 42 OiiintI1 S fII(b,I )H.';tuttful UhanhI)auItiImjI) IM-hol - gull ackles. teams, meanwhile they're This Week in the NFL 7 P.M. Lake Ilrantley 33 i(JLjf%i4, ('iIl 2i-1 23() DISTRICT 2 l)g til DEMOCRAT 110. -Although Seminole destroyed every JV team they (40 ) Highllgh ts of games played Lake Howell 3 (''l M'ittcf;i p.,ftceI*üv Paid teob,O. Cvnpa,;x game played. dominated the Nov. M. Sernl.n.'le 05 -4 11 , hult.nI ile I" ih ut I,t't Ul)l(I Lewis will S r• ' . GUARDS: Glen Combs, who has been trave ling around the league rapidly recently, Is th e best of an o th erwise un t ested and gener al ly young group of gu ar ds. Combs, who was wi th Utah and Memphis last season, is one of th e be tter three-point field goal shooters in th e league. Plucky Dave Twardzlk and Barry Parkhill, a b ust as a rookie last season, are back. Newcomers include roo kies Darrell Elston and Lloyd Batts. Rating: C-. PREDICTION: never has been able to work wi th a full d ec k because of the series of trades or sales ridding him of th e superstars he garn er ed . Th is season, won't have that worry; he has no superstars. In fact, has er few er of in Fif th in East. dist HERALD SCOREBOARD LYMAN LAKE HOWELL S First Downs 16 102 Rushing Yardage 221 16 1 3 Passes tO S 1 it Passing Yar dage 70 i P en alties ItO 377 Punts 0 2 Fumbles Lost 2 ___ _____ ______ - d' h -- SATURDAY e not find ST. LOUIS (AP) There will be two new faces in the line-up ton ight whe n the Spirits of St. Louis meet the San Diego Conquistadors in an American Basketball Association game at San Diego. Making their in itial appearances for St. Louis will be reserve forward Dennis Wuycik and newly acquired guard Le ts' said. Wuyclk. th e in list ankle, while Lewis, a seven-year veteran, was obtained Tuesday from the Memphis Sounds for forward-center Tom Owens. probably start place of Bernie Fryer, who wis, Spiri his o I BOSTON 'APt - Mike O ' Keefe, 16, a right-handed pitcher who had a 10-1 sandlot league record last summer after graduation from St. Columbkille's High School, has signed a baseball contract with the Cleveland Indians. Jack Vallely, Eastern states scouting supervisor for the Indians, said Thursday that O'Keefe will report to Sarasota in Florida's Gulf Coast League next March. O'Keefe attends Massachusetts Bay Community College. Freddie ecps _____S _____ deCiSion of an exception. He w ____ racy ns Fewneetri e \tid 1 - - Champion To Defend Title BOSTON tAP) Tony Petroneili of East Bridgewater, Mass., claimant to the U.S. junior welterweight championship, will defend the title against Benny Huertas of Puerto Rico In a 12rouM bout Nov. 18. Matchmaker Sam Silverman said today the bout will be ielevised locally from the studio of Boston's WNAC-TV. Silverman said the fight Is the first national title bout to be held In a TV studio. Petronelli, with a 26-1 record as a pro, claimed the U.S. junior welter title with a 12round decision over Hector Matta last July. Virginia probably would be favored to win the ABA championship instead of struggling to make th e playoffs If it had Julius Erving, Charlie Scott, Rick Barry, Swen Nater and George Gervin all former Squires. In addi ti on, Bob McAdoo and Dave Bing came close to wearing Squires' uniforms. Th situation In Virginia would have been most distressing to most coaches, but Al Bianchi is learned to live wi th all th e team's perso nn el losses under former wn Earl Foreman. Now Foreman is gone, having sold the franch ise for more than $1 million to a business group headed by John Bernhardt. Jack Ankerson, who as San Antonio general manager turned a faltering ABA franchise into a success in one season, has been hired as GM. So Bianchi should not have to worry about losing superstars. His major problem now Is finding one. Keeping him should be easy. FORWARDS: The club did a lot of housecleanin g durin g th e offseason, br in gin g in veterins Johnny Neumann and Mike Jackson and r,ikIes Uncoe I'ond'xter and I ionel PilIlny. All iIl be vying for time wide -open starting spots with returnees Cincy Powell and George Irvine. Th e quanti ty is th ere, but th e quality is lacking. Neumann, a sizzling shooter In college, has yet to develop in the pros. He is not a rebounding forward and his attitude is questionable, but th e pot en tial is there. The 6-6, 235-po un d Pondexter Is exceptionally strong, has good size, iumps well and could ben big help. Rating: C. CENTERS: Th Squires sent All-Star center Jim Eakins to Utah for Neum an n and are relying on to raw-bon ed rookies, David Vaughn and Austin Perry, to fill the gaping void. Besides size (6-11), Vaughn and Perry have some oth er th ings in com mon: they bo th spent time at two different colleges, transferring because of dissatisfaction, and nei ther played any college bal l l ast season. Bo th are big qdestion marks. Rating: Co TONIGHT'STV — - ARLINGTON, Tex. Ranger veteran infielder Larry Brown been his unconditional and major roster cher Larry Mohme. Brown, a 12-year American League veteran with Cleveland, Baltimore, Oakland and Texas, was signed as a free agent by the Rangers during spring training following his 1973 release by Baltimore. He has a lifetime batting average of .233, but hit .197 for the Rangers last season. Mohme, a 21-year-old rlghthander from Litchfield, Hi., Is considered one of the top pitching prospects on the Texas club. He was purchased from the Spokane. Wash., farm club where his record was 34. FRIDAY LIVING ROOM THEATRE ABA — Eastern Division 1973-74 finish: W 28, L 56 4th place Friday, Nov. .0% House of Steak04 -- ---- r - - - - LUNCHEON SPECIAL ., COUNTY COMMISSION - -- - 4r1''\ - faff)PI1211ter 4~'11~.%C ~"'_. JijI\(i1 _______________________________________ -- '1 0 I �I . - ........--. . . . . I -- - .-, I- - __ -- _.. -_. = = _. - ------------------... - - - - - 48— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WORLD ALMANAC Legal ____FACTS -'1 I %. • .: , ,, _______ Friday, Nov. 1, of proof Goodwill lndustrie 01 Florida, 6633 East Colon until 2:00 pm. Novembti jar videotapeequipment, specifications may be obli Goodwill of P.O. Box 20631 the of Florida Publish: Oct. 23, Nov. 1, DEG - 138 Publication of this notice, the tic, titloiji name, lowit: SWAIN Y I- , HOMES ufldCr I am businesi at 402 HOMES under which I in business at 402 Boulevard engaged Hecenttests Sweetwater am engaged Sweetwater South. Longwood. IN THE CIRCUIT COUP JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A SEMINOLE COUNTY, F CIVIL ACTION NO. 14 17 49 Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at $10 Highway No, 431, Altamonte Springs, rnr"r Ccn'y F to, .1.%. unilrr Ui" flarlit' of WILLII AND SONS, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provision of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section $6509 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Wlllarn Pizarroz Publish: Oct. 23. Nov 1, 5, IS. 1971 DEC 159 THE STATE OF FLORI WALTER FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at Route 7, Box in D. Longwood, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of TRIO AGENCY, and that I said register interd to with the CItk of name Florida In accordance sth the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Shirley Tripodi Publish: Oct. 1$. 75, Nov. 1. I, 1974 DEC-ill Rentals, Inc. ERNEST STEUCKERT, Pres. Publish: Oct. 23, Nov. 1. •. is, 1974 DEC. 153 FREEMAN C) 59. Petitioner's attorney, P01 BERRY, Post Office Dri Sanford. Florida 37771, on a the 25th day of Novembe 1911, otherwise a default entered against you. WITNESS my hand and se Clerk of the Circuit Court on day of October, AD., 1974. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Co By: Elaine RiCharde epiity Clerk ROGER L. BERRY Attorney for Petitioner Post Office Drawer 0 Cilia S GA 19119 and one 4. V.W. Truck S Pd 120313 for repair and storage charges. All Counties v.W. Service I. Sales 310 N, 1792 iongwaod. Fla. Publish: Nov 1, I 1914 DEN)) pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statut" Chapter $61.09, Florida Statute, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Cot ITS and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt i4 proof off, the publication of this notice, th$ fic timious nars, to.wjt: INSIGHT OF CENTRAL FLORIDA under which I expect to engage in business at 616 East Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs. Florida. That the party Interested In said j5ifl5 enterprise is as follows. H. R)thara Johnson. An Individual Dated at Altamonte Springs Seminole County, Florida. this 13th day of October, 1914 Publish: Oct. 11. 25, Nov. t. S. 1974 DEG-113 PICTITIOUSNAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged Its business at 112 Columbia Ave., Altamonte Springs, Seminole County. Florid, under the fictitious name of BOB'S CARPENTRY, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit C3urt, Seminole County, Florida in ac cot-dante with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, TcWit: Section $43.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Robert I. Scudairl Publish: Oct. 1L 2.5. Nov. 1, 5, 1971 DEG.112 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C l*. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.1666 LAWRENCE N. PERVIS and DANPIIE PERVIS, his wife, Plaintiffs, Charter No. IS$51 National Bat REPORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATINQ DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE Defendants. NOTICE OPSUIT TO: F. P. SHEPHERD, a-ka FRANY. P. SHEPHERD, aka FRANKLIN P. SHEPHERD and ANNA M. SHEPHERD his wife. if living, and If dead, the unknown spouses, heirs, devisees, Sa le Ask For Want Ads 45— Resort Property For Want Ad Department 00 $: A,M,. 5 Sale 44-Income And Investment Property Hours :30P,M. S Monday thru Friday ru $ times ... 40c a line ru 23 times .......30c a line 2.00 MINIMUM For Sale 3 Lines Minimum 57-Appliances AIinOUnCtIUCnIS 53-TV - Radio 14-Garage Card of Thanks 55— An Memoriam Bo Stcr'o Equipment - Personals 57-Sports Equipment -Lost and 51-Bicycles Child Care Motels - Sept. 7, was due to whelp pups Marine 56—Camping Found 59-Musical Hotels .051 from 715W. 1st St., ladies tan tapestry purse & wallet. Finder keep money & return purse top.O. Box 1343, Sanford or 3720317. Merchandise 40-Office Equipment Eating Places FOUND And Supplies to Eat 61— Building 1) Yourself SIAMESE CAT 322 3249 Materials 6 Child 66-Horses :amping.Resorts 67-Livestock and Sports XPERIENCED: WILL DO BABY SITTING DAY OR NIGHT, CALL 3275049 Poultry 67A-Feed to Buy lelp Wanted 69-Stamps . ituations Wanted 70-Swap and Trade Coins Parts Rentals . Travel 77-Junk Cars Removed Rooms for Rent partments Rent 19-Trucks and Trailers Jnfurnished $0-Autos for Sale partmentsRent 209. LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals partnerships, and corporat .... ....................7.174 Time and savings depog"s of Individuals, partnerships and corporations ..................... . 7,741, Deposits of United States Government ........................ Depositsof States and political subdivisions ................ i 173,1 Deposits of foreign governments and offiCial institutions Deoos its of commercial banks Certified and officers, checks, tic . ............ ..... ... ...23$,: Directory of Experts Ready __________________________ Conditioning I Heat & Air Conditioning If" estimates, call Carl iS. at SEARS in Sanford 372 House Painting, Pressure Cleaning, Minor Re,*lrs. C. J. Bannister, Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks Installation available Bud CabelI 322 $057 anytime ______________________________ Auto Repair 17,156,5 -- MINORITY INTEREST IN ... KAR TUNE -bring the Garage to You electrical and diagnostic cc. Heater Tune up-$27.5Q (6 It- cars). Call 373 9277 for an - TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS ANDSECURITIES . . OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 'S GARAGE. Well 1k your est for less, all work Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set uppurwant to IRS rulings) ..................... Other reserves onloans ....................... . Rerves on securities ...................... Cleaning 373 551 - 1 steed. 705 French Ave 371• 53.1 Capital not" and debentures .......... . -o -Per Cent Due — — Per Cent c3,,g Equity capital total ..........................I,I36,M Ptrternd stock total par value ......................... .0 No shares outstanding .0 Common Stock total par value................ Na shares authorized 63.300 No Shars outstand.ng 63,500 Landc tearing, septic tanks, fill dirt, driveways All kinds of digging 372-9117 or 3333913 ER'S BEAUTY SALON 'ly Hbrriett's Beauty Nook) 519E Pine 1275742 333,15 168,304 -0 .... ...... TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOU"TS - - 444 444 ia Lawn Care _________ Carpentry FNT'S CARPENTRY Trim Paneleng, Custom try. No job too small Pd S. Bonded 373 5677 ForeyergrenLn$ice Complete Lawn Maintenance 3710)91 or 337 1565 - dAds serve Use buying and I community everyday, read - t' them often Call 373 2411 9993 Painting and Wallpapering No lob too Small Quality workmanship Ph 373 $579 or 373 $719. Improvements Pest Control KULP REALTY 407 W. 1st. Street 372.7333 fig V w riu AM C I -I WHY RENT?01 beats Licensed. Insured and bonded 'Johnson Rooting 371 0902, 321 uoise in D.iIana has : , J . Sawing COUNTRY - 3 bedroom, I" bath, over an acre 133,000. . 0 780 inC. I - RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Fcrjcollr,i. V,in to Diesel Tractors I aa- I year 37) SilO Wall Papering - Otn, low -. 3RD- Newlywed or I M home, 2 bedrooms ,, carpeting, air, l ed Seller will I inanc nventional loans. B Ilona, 901-119-2210, Ot N SAULS AGE' Move Right In! t'7 12 - -mely clean doubii ooms, 2 baths and lot, REST GREENE, Meal tsTaTe 300 tnflaon Bus thing repair, plus a be e home with a porch, P. Johns River. If ya Ireaming of having -' 30' screened pool. Ou it buy. 3 bedrooms, 2 In kitchen, carpet, air, :ad lot. VA lit-ms. $21, #1 11r- - ' eni p O - Best lot selection 1 14 now available in Sanford's finest Master's . .--- - 5.3.000 661 $019. - A small classifIed ad brings bit returns. Try one and see. Call 372 2611 or 331-9993. LAKE ivi. i1l;11 Way. tve Lots and Acreage 43 Realty . er, 107 W Commerci, Sanford, 372 7551 Beautiful, undeveloped rolling grass hills near historic Miles City Excellent hunting. 1210.42 down, rnrwihhl., t71 % UNLAND- Shaded 3 bedroom in quiet section. Only 526.900. AVEPINA -Crwners asking $30,500 for nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath. It's a Brittany. ANFO PARK - Has 1 bedrooms,2 baths, formal dining room. Only 511,500. r'' Ph. (305) 323-8160 ITennis Courts so MiscelIanRous For Sale Maple table, E. Am. Chair, new McCullock chain saw, lamps, desks, antiques, many items. 372$471. - REIGHT SALVAGE IRECT FROM BOX and Speakers, 570; I re always ahead when you sell or rent with a Want Ad _______ -_ M, - w.,n,. se from. - ' TI AND FLEA MART '.li'2. Open Sal. &Su $31 7970 I,10 _4_,11 * !10 11 Siutwit 1949 Chevrolet Caprice,? Dr., vinyl top, air cond., heater, I big new radial tires, 1 owner. si.iso. 3n 2745 or In 5771. 1966 GTO. Mint rijui IV. rIU'r o or werxen. 1959 Lincoln with 430 engine, iust rebuilt. New transmission. Best offer. 323-lilt. —. - r - - iii Nova, 350 V I, air conditioning, 3 Speed. sport wheels. Extra nice $1,795. Call Don Pope at 322-1A31 Dealer.' ___ _________ ____ - 'L1J - -UU 1973 CHARGER SPORTAutomatic, air, p.s.$1900 5599 1968 DART Automatic trans. 1188 $599 I a 3lm IIbL E - HWY. 17-92 SANFORD 6454100 SANFORD 3231080 PHONE ORL -- - --'----'---------'------------- REfl -IA A' - I' 4- - - -_ ______ - PAM UmD RIVEmITS 1 7p Antiques Old Shelfled.Plating Co. buys American and English sterling in an' conditIon, 131.1171. BALANCE OF FACTORY WARRANTY HENDR IX'S ANTIQUES 1 REFINISHING Free pickup and delivery. Call day or night 363. 3740 Hwy 419 Oviedo 19716 - 72 REMLINS G Auction Fully Factory Equipped Ind. Air Conditioning Auto. Trans. Auction - FRIDAY, 7:30 P.M. - Don't forget our Auction tonight, All kinds of merchandise at bargain Garage Rummage Sales 2 78 3°° prices. F. P. Dell's Auction Center Rt.46 West, Sanfor d Open daily 10 S for consignments or sates off the floor. We also buy ONLY 12 TO CHOOSE estates. etc. DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy.4Wett, Sanford Sat,, Sun 115 Eastern Fork land s, Off 434, L000wood. 3E SALE, 'Saturday & Sun Antiques, furs, noStalgia, --------Boats & Marine Equipment minum boat, 915 Mercury and trailer Very good ion. 519) i;t tcç BANK FINANCING 36 FAMILY GARAGE SALE: 54 20 - 75 . FROM -- Camper. Travel Trailers Extra gas tanks, air conditionerj. Special on awnings with free In. stallation, motor and generator service, hitches. Southern RV Services, 3239020. Complete trader h,tc All kinds available SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2111W 1st St 'n 011 0 ]a 1 MILE EAST OF 17-92 ON HWY. 436 Ph. 831-2828 __________ ____________ _____------------ MLAr condition. everything rebuilt, 100 Cu. In. 3, 7'5, 4 50e. AAA F AA ti... a.,_ CASH 322.4137 For used furniture, appliances, tools., etc. Buy 1 or 1001 Items. Larrys Mart, 21$ Sanford, Ave - 90 day warranty on Ices. 3727651. - power. 12,700-131- 547S or 5306576. 644 $176, Winter Park. ised appliances. Dick's Ap. ~__ ___________________________ ___________________________ , 5/lORE WASHER, parts, Ice, used machines, IEVAPPLIANCES 323069? Is. 1149 Howell Creek Drive, swilla, 471 4.591 , 0.11m= ' OFFAIRPORT 1964 Lincoln Continental. '67 engine, new transmission, fully equipped, all power. Excellent condition. 1i ocnic Altar 4 373 547(3 Fh, PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger -Appliances - .- ---Autos for Sale . 1965 Fiat Convertible Good Condition. $350 372 3307 _______________________________ 71 Cobia with two 60 HP 10 es.$1075.Canbe seen at Port iforcl. 373 5730, 323-7900 - ' —' ' -- --------------- WHEEL RANCH INC. 4332 SALE Clothes, dishes, 0. and misc. items. Fri. and 1501 Bay Ave, Sanford. INECREST- No kidding. Triplex. All units occupied $31,000. Good Investment property. 2$U Part or. 80 - 1P6SCHEVY)02 G000copdolTlOPd.5499 fl 6500 N. Sanford. Icorder, $10. 32) 0513. EALTORS '-"' ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED DPI SALE: Misc. S. fur e. must sell. 2321 Polntsettla as six acres, S acres in grove. $59,000. MLS Agency 1971 Chevy Custom 20,3 Speed, with Granny. FM stereo, low mileage, unoer warranty. $400 1.take over payments. 337-5171, ask for Eddie. eashers and dryers. Many to AYFAIR- Beautiful I bedroom. 4 Your I ' Apartment house for sale at 1009 E. 2nd St $33,000, Call 372 443 for nt or mdl Ion N LANTA — Oh Boyt 1 bedroom, 2 bath, spacious. 139,500. AOLA- Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath 1964 Chevrolet Pickup truck. 1395. PEEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 ,.-5rf - rd Aye, 5 ,siford - 1146 - brakes. Assume payments. 3736659 Trucks and Trailers Wandtoi' hi. — 322-2420 Anytime - 8 69 Stamps-Coins Living room set, See at 101 Brentwood Dr. .anford weekend or eves 373-SIB) - "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER' Orlando 834-2299 *Sw imming Pool A i.. LVC5, Day 1910 Chevrolet Impala Loaded, $1190 Call 321 0314 Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormley'sE.I6.3fl.031 * Singer * * 40 Acre Montana Ranch 61/2 Pct, LOAN 11014 choice lot. State Rd. 427, 2.3 - 67A OLDEN TOUCH'N SEW ?wing cabinet, repossessed Call Credit Dept. WORD SEWING CENTER 1965 Olds F IS. new paint lob Good mechanical condition. 5300. Cal anytime, ''' 79 6.63.1415 1971 PINTO Automatic and air 1970 CHEVY STATION WAGON- ?4j4' 337-0923 In bobbin, jig zag, and) needle itigo Like new cOndition. sold 'for $$$.balance of$63cashor -yrnents of 510, New warranty. VdI EVEREST RE Stenstrom _____ Horses Pony machine. Full automatic, balance of 57$ or 10 Pa.,. iman's shop, drea Owner retiring. bath executive home. $125.000 Right on Lake Monroe miles east of 17.92. BLVD - 66 its of U. iii Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. . Car 1973 Grand Torino, 4 door, mint green, air, power steering 5. 37] 3564 7er's best model, Winds bobbin T0Ppricespaid,used,anyC4iti00, Houses Rent bedroom, I bath, large yard, with b4k fenced, equipped kitchen, 5700, 1st 8 last, pluS $100 WCurPty, - Chihuahuas, For sale frozen beef. -. family park, Come out today and reserve your ON RESERVOIR ORLANDO old Water Spaniel, 7 year old mixed treed, good watch dog and love's children. Both males and have all shots, Free to good home. 373-3701. leeper sola, asking $200; king . mattress, asking $fiO; coffee le, asking 5,1, willing to haggle. month old, owner leaving a Call 371 0365 alter 6 p m. yo e MOBILE MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Disposals "i year 1lL DEERE FURNITURE Hwy. 46, imi. East of II 3730230 337-7643 g equipment, shop Want Ads provide you with a large selection of brand name offerings daily' 11P shallow well pump, $23. etching double dresser with rror and bookcase headboard, 831 6967 After S. _ Motorcycle Insurance bLAIR AGENCY . . . ---I'- re closing out some of our new niture floor samples at used :e's Sofas, Chairs. Sleepers, bedroom furniture, etc. We have a few used trade ins. acre Lake Pri SUPILAND— Newly decorated 3 custom drapes, carpeting. $73,200. :- & Boating Kenni.I. Pups, studs, AKC. Toy & Mini Poodles all colors, Cocker. Mini & Large Dachshunds, Shili T:u, Schnauzer, Yorkse, Boston Terrier, Chihuahua, Beagle, Chi Poo, 73 pups on display, we buy pups, finance, shots, guarantee. i cn.i Mobile Homes shed 2 bedrooms, Fla Near elem. School Pets and Supplies (hers Household Goods 42 bedroom, Central Florida's Fishing -- ile, 55 32) 0431. - MARY-4 bedrooms, rustic lakefront settin dip separate from IN st see If you enjoy it home. 169,300. 142.900. Apts. Chrlstmasisatimefot- givirigand. time for ssvlrsg when you stiop the r_lr;''. i- (3'.t'd ________ IANORA- Spacious split bedroom, 2 bath. Has everything Stemper Realty Bedroom CARROLL'S FURNITURE - Kenmore dishwasher, 5.50; ado plush carpet, 14' x 11' h, double carport, lot 1 on dead end street, $ l. 372 1967. Garnett Whit - OSTEN "FIX UP" - Large commercial building. Plenty of income Possibility with' fi*ps plus a nice doublpwtde trailer on ISO' * ISO' lot. Only $23,000. Call REALTOR Associate, Margaret 1.2.3 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Car pet Shampooer for only $1 per day, , - 17 97 Maitland actual mile's, 1395. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. H 100. -, 65 Any IPllMustaneconvertlble,autifup, he I owner, like new. 1977 Honda 350 CC, like new, 6.000 - . Equipment for Rent _____________________ - buy used baby clothes, 'ure and good toys. D S. sity Shop, 1701 W. 1st, home 372715$. 1123 1334, And - ___________________________ Ucenied Residential. Cnmr,iø,'5l fret Lstr,i,el-, Ii-. BROKERS ID CREDIT IS ALL ED, NO MONEY DOW end 4 bedroom homes, I ths priced from $72, 1,100 on large wooded lot Ys all closing cost. VA Acreage 5154 kRlD[p ASSOC 7 bedroom, down SANFORD Unfurnished 2731214 JOHNS REALTY 1911 Honda, 150, 3.000 mil". like r5e'$1.130otakeerpayments. ov 323 573$ ________________ HOMES 831-4039 628.2162 LAKE FRONT LOT model A 100, $1,900 or 579(34) 668 6846 64 . 1972 Vega Hatchback Coupe, Iojt-tj, like new. 1967 TRIUMPH 630CC BOP4NEVILLE,1500 373-1000 Hammond Console Organ, 2 full anford now open daily for ..ite', t,,,ss ,i i.irn t clean u',cU furniture. an S., TVs., and appliances, on every Saturday night 7:30 Consignments welcome. For nation call 337 9719. 703; Motorcycles Buis _______________________________ For Sale Upright Piano Sanford AuctIon 23 7340 L'S IN CASSELBERRY -_________ AUCTION Hwy. 46,Wtt 1st You have Something 78 (WITH GOOD CREDIT) -- -- ____________________________ Musical Merchandise SOUS REPRODUCTIONS 21*4.56.50 EACH A to Classlf;ecj Ad, user results at a low cost. Tr yf Phonn 337-7611 or Cii Newly renovated, 2 Bdrms, family room, kitchen equipped, carlpei. $2.000 down $lSO monthly. 33772$?. --- keyboards, I drawbars, presets, TA1P PIAITV MCAL I UK 74 Hour service 327 7495 $50 Down Sanford Ave. Sanford, Johnson boat motor with 015; Astro pick up topper for I truck; 1977 Honda 350, like 3726596 or 3736097. Sale Mustang City * JERRY'S USED & REBUILT PARTS 70$ French Ave. 3210090 _______________ - cabinets, pecan wood, I?' Autos for exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1)19 Sanford Ave. 3 Wheel Electric Bicycle. Like new. $110. REEL'S bODY SHOP. 1109 overhead and base 80 Reconditioned Batteries, $12.93 -Bicycles 58 , mpponDA 1. SUNLAND -3 bedroom, on corner, $15,500. Terms. J J111 1110 edroom, 2 Story. with Dripe's fl fl'uI'F. set :.- -.---. ----. - -'-----Auto Repairs _________________________ Including double corn . nent sink and all hardware, practically new 30" electric with self cleaning oven. 373 Mary. $200 down for room homes In the City selling price. Farmers ninjstratio"s plan. 3739: 1649 Builder. I b ; 116W. 2nd St, iCfl 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford 323 5200 Dishwastiers AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS te pool. WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W, lit St. Custom mo Drapes and fled spreads. Quality workmanship _ orothy Bliss. (kIDAI IriLIyna, ,, never a,ui this ,as' working ~@ as WWI as ,,t,r,rs with an annval adjusted gross (Si SI $5000 $11,101 are vrWd. see vsrejardnyour •109.bility Si v'tha W a new 3 W*im P41fl for NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT AND meoucco MONTHLY the PAYMENTS under Him. Ad Fa,nu,rs min,strat,en Aiist.n, Plan Terms Woman 70-25 wants to shai apartment with same $30 week. 8.31 0513. - '- JOHNNY WALK El eylorof a NEW MA*ONDA a Cove or mOnthly. Everything furnished, ShtefS, blankets, tow*ls, cooking tfl5il$, etc. Paid utiliti, 1100 or 303 444 1119, -- Contact us; you may qu it,' 201. TheGreater P. - TOR ny. Ida room Overlooki -tiful clear lake. 5.12,9 e Por Value y 76 - *BEDDING SALE * * Dlrect-Whse.Prlces.'-,oil United Bedding hi. Hwy. 17-92Cassetberry 831-7010 'laying trouble storing summer ELBERRY CONVEI SAN LAPITA - B. 2 bedroom 2 bath, central heat & air, $,3),(),)Q room apartment, unfurnished. 323-9370 9 to 6. RoofIng of all types Built up a,'ed shingles. Commercial, industrial, payments, I "er one or two family ooms 2 baths, living, ly room, carpeted, It e, carport, new Cent " Parts-Accessories ROBSOPI MARINE 2972 Hwy. 17 97 n 5961 TRADE 372 5637 lord Ave., 323-9370, i - Equipment iy odd pieces of sterling silver gold. Dave's Furniture, 300 Deflary McCLAPIAHAp,j, OR 3725993 Iight, 323 1147 or 371 Stemper Sezi I 7 Bedroom. Adults Only Pat kA venue Mobllepark 7S.1SParkDrive,3fl$ ____________ Sanford - 7 bdrm, partly furnished apt. Clean. Pets welcome, 59$ mo Call Orlando 851-1309 Efficiency apartment, Orange City IS minutes from Sanford. Weekly REALTOR Ml 1791 I, Possible subsidized REALTORS, "09=0or SalIs CITY tP,ru retiremer twllde. I bedrooms, 2 eplace, Fla. room, sc Y _______________________________ wise investment lifetime of toil 11 i. Adults 1$ BUY- SELL SF First 5t Corbett Real Estate qualify II irtman Realty, e j% Boats &Marine .50P4 MAtER FURNITURE si valIfled buyers Call 103W. lit St. 373-6061, 373 OSl7i __ 55 For Sale P-tUfT Trees. I bedroom, 1 bath. 572,500. rent. Government 0. Altamonte r, 16.750. beverage on grounds. CAMP SEMINOLE. 322 4410 "A ________ IPIG SITES- Lake 91 when using it. No alcoholoc 3724161372 I$* Roofing ___________________________ Truck Rentals Painting 3404 S Hwy. 17 92 REALTOR 323 5711 Park your camper year round on* beautiful WekIvt River at low monthly rate plus night rental 372-1391 - They'ie Hot!" Harold Hall Realty 3771991 19195. French 3377371, 337 )4$fl. , 373 Furnished Apartmen t Clean and Reasonable "Get 'Em Whilc ht away 517.500 Scott, Evs 372 75.41 Large 1 bedroom utilitiesfurnished Adults, small deposit. 322-1976 or 372 3977 After It am. - -t plan, I', baths, wail to wall pet, kitchen equipped, large uti Storage room, $24,500. $9SMonth 37) 0797 FALL CLEANING "trnpac" Klein Exterior wails, caves, ptiQ, walks roofs Removes mildew, fungus, mud-dobbirs.. wasps & spider OOI NEARLY NEW-3 bedroom i , Wash I Spra __ - - For Rent ________________________ _ __ -_ - Apartments Rent lBed'oom.AllUtillties furnished. Except Gas residential, Free estimates, Guaranteed labor And materials. . Undvdrd profits Reserve for conflng,ncles and cther capital reserves ..................... -_-4 Pressure Cleaning C&A BACKHOE SERVICE _ CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - - Land Clearing Beauty Care PIANO SERVICES All make's,incl. Players Tuning Repalr,147-?S00 ___ Furnished webs rstmen?. RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITI ES 31 Services Piano Remodeling, Additions 8 Repair. Carpentry, Roofing, Cemetit Finishing, Painting. Reasonable. Billy Geck, 323 8207. __ TOTAL LIABILITIES .... ......... . ...... ............ __ 3771135. ull Line GE Appliances nford Electric Company i22 Park Drive, 372 Other liabilities.. PET REST thIN Doarding & GrcDm-r. Ph 377 4051 Jdd lobs of all types. Carpentry, PaInting, Cement Work, Light hauling 372 25 iRU UVW family room, fireplace, carpe eat-In kitchen, dishwasher. bage diSp,n.al, range, large in utility room, outside uti building, fenced back yard -Resort Property HOSPITAL AREA 5)2,300. 5i! I menlS, 5160 and up _____________ 323 1340 Pet Care - Appliances cif this bank and outstanillng ........................... - Home improvements _________________ _ u To Serve You! __________________________ 1- - it -- ' CAMP PINECREST - Country kitchen goes with this 3 bedrooms. 1 bath home on shaded lot. $23. Terms 1170FloridaAve 323-6430 - ft ',ily room, wall to wall car eat in kitchen, dishwasher, 6 4bage disposal, range refrigerator is' 30- scree Pool. 555.000. 2 Bedroom trailer, clean, all utilities. Central hea t & TV. 1 schoolage child No pets. week or 145 8 pay utilities 372 9044. - -. FRAIIkLIU ARMS APTS - at 372 3991 ' COLF COURSE-3 bedroom, 2b I! I or 2 bedroom deplea apartments. Furnished or unfurnished 40' swimming pool, 177 5 Ot-lar Dr 3737970 . ' home 54 Afti landscaped. 137,250. SEMINOLE. No pets. 322-4170. A. . . Lower your food by catching fiSh on the Wekiva River while renting a Investment Lake Mary- New 2 bedroom duplex, hitcher, equipped, drapes, ~ . - mobile Going home for Ctwlstmas? Get there In a better car as advertised ES TOTAL DEPOSITS ......................... Total demand deposits ...............$ 7,7$,793,14 Total time and savings deposits ......S l,$9247444 Federal funds p.srchased and securities sold under aQrt-flfltStorepurchase ................... Liabilities for borrowed money ............................. Mortgage indebtedness .................................... Accept anc,s executed by or for account -- --- Nice One bedroom apt. carpeted, air, adults only. 111105i, 322-7296 after . - EXCEPTIONAL .4 U c'irooni 2 it GENEVA, I2'z60',.carpet, central air, heat, furnished on 2 acres. Near St. Johns for boating, fishing $175 365 5017. the Classified Ads. P, I -4401W . S . - --,iIty )I 11 . 1 161Hwln 3,aat'Av.- .if it $, - - Mobile Homes Rent - carpet, garage. 323 045, 0 SANDLEWCSOD VILLAS 110W AIRPORT BLVD. SAP4FOR D, 373-7170 irm Fresh produce daily. Vine ripe tomatoes. $a0O box. Hwy. l34 mi., W of I 1. $11-Aviation urnished 34 bedroom, unfurnished spar tment, 5175 mo. VS security deposit Children welcome. 3734417. FREE hOme delivery. $SavesS Please call iOSuoa.ssl I __- . 43 OCE AN SHRIMP is-Motorcycles Ad MIscetlanruOuS room, 1 Bath, 519.500 150 deposit. 3730331 - -- -- 'ark Or .TOR f"IlAedrooml., family room, scre patio. central tieat. .,i f 57 with trm 2 Bedrooms. $160 per month In cluding utilities, le ss for 2 people, clubhouse, arpetn;, drap:;, kitchen equipped, central heat and air. Monthly rentals from $142 50 327 2090, 1505 W. 25th St., Sanford. 4 lbs 11 00 Farm Fresh Produce Oa*g Patch Flea market, Dogtrack, Rd, Sat.- Sun Accessories want A. UNSWORTH REAl Payton -____________________________________ *GENEVA GARDENS * * Single story Studio, 1, 2. and 3 bedroom apartments. Pool, omatoes f _______ ith '.'.'ant Ir.crease your income to iTper ceiit. 3 yrs. Marvin P. Gassman 2601 Mohawk Trail, Mild. Mtg. Bkr. 64S 1942 121 Hrs.) ull beans available, $3.50 per bu shel In your container. Tony Barn, SR 46 and I-I. 323-7570. Repairs • -- iii POOL You can buy quality merchandise at a budget price when you shop the Computer got my lob flt Widow with 23 years accounting experience (all phases) needs accounts to keep In my home. Will do your income tax. 323 S1180 EXT. ii. - 3 Bedroom. 7 bath, split plan home On 5 tree Shaded $7 4 ,900 Terms Fucnithedduplc'x with I bt'çlroom Adults,riopets After .4 30,372 3410 * Good Things to Eat is-campers Trailers ne Friday, Nov. 1, 1974—SB __ ouses in a rural area. mint, monthly paym COUNTY Houses Rent Furnished _______ Apartments Rent Unfurnished __ _______ VESTMENT I.00king f or good business or -r menl Ask us about our Iitj properties in tili are,, J 3) Opportunities -- WILL BABY SIT IN MY HOME. 373 595.4 ________________ 72-Auction I P. Families or singles. _________ __________ _________________ 111—Antiques 76-Auto sas. ______ 30 114—Wanted 1 Duplei. 7 bedroom, air condltioneds ,'duIlS preferred, 372 4470 or 37 __ 65-Pets and Supplies h Surit,irid nice available In the price.1 in the room, 3 bedroom, central heat & air, 2 car garage, references required. $190, first I last, $100 security. 322-7399 after 6. Opportunities Jill do baby Sitting in my home 115 per child or 525 for i. 372 $377 We have Severn - " 3 bedroom, 1' bath, Florida room, central heat 4 air. For appt. call 3232702 or 373 $650. T,------ Business --- 24 Care 64-Equipment for Rent rravel Agencies --- 27 63-Ma chinery and Tools I. TOTALASSETS ..................................11.44, TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - 42 — Lawn and Garden Travel & Recreation Part time,- Anytime. Sanford Please do niot teiepione. ______ Investment Opportuni Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding ............................... Other assets (including $ -0. direct lease financing) ....................................... Sur Plus Lost and Found Sept, 21. Has large tears In ears, large mole on b4ck under hair. No questions asked. Contact Paul Wermack, 322-2370, Sanford. Equipment Cemeteries — Evening and Sunday 1700 REWARD FOR SAFE tETuPu OF "RENA". frn,i,' tilik & tars Coon Hound. Lost Rummage . ats & - un I. Your new custom home o your choice. SLJNLAND '... Clean, 3 bedroom, kitchen equippi4 fenced yard. 5135 mo. 372 6761. Herald Is Interviewing correspondents for all areas areas of Seminole and Volusla counties. An automobile is helpful but not essential. The iblI'ly to operate a camera makes the lob mor e Interesting and Profit able. Apply In person to Tom Aiin. Editor. at The Herald uff.ri, North French Ave. LOST: Black Poodle, answering to name "Melvin"-in Pinecrest area. REWARD. 372.1671 or 372 7522. 50—Miscellaneous 51-Household Goods CHARGE) equipped, plenty of swimming pool. 3229142. Are you one of those people who knows 'everyone in town'? It you are, can type and are Interested in picking up some 'extra money', the _____________________ ..... ..... .. 23ca line imes gye Houses for Sal Correspondents Merchandise Real estate owned other than bank premises ................ Investments In unconsolidated subsidiaries and"as$ocIatedcopanI" ............... grantees. creditors. Successors. Full time 4 7-Reat'Estate Wanted isurance Cash and due from banks (including $26131.11 tmposted debits) ....................................7.200 U.S. Treasury securities .................................. Obligations Federal Flnancir.Qbank ..................... Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations ............................. Obligations of States and political subdivisions .............1.239 Other securities (including $ 4 corporate Stock) ........................................ 21 Trading account securities -. ............................ Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell ........................... 11125 Loans .................................................10.11$, Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises ................. 920, CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES - - - ____ - -_ -_-11:.A. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — s--- —' NO DOWN PAYMEPI 3 Bedrooms, alt conditioned, kitchen - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkerS For further information call 473 4387 or write Sanford At Anon Family Group P 0 Do' 55), Sanford, Fin 32771 44-Farms and Groves our HQUSeS for Sale - -, 372-1970. Make Christmas merrier with the money you earn from selling AVON Products. Call 6441079. Have and ad venture, browse through the Want Ad columns often for quality bargains. 43-Lots and Acreage Financial legatees, assignees, or other persons claiming by, through, under or against the above named Defendants. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to quiti title to the following descrIbed properties In SmlnoIe County, Florida; Lots 1, 7 arid 3, of FOREST SLOPES. accorng to the put thironI as recorded ..' piot page 71, of tha' PLItIIC Records of SrrririI County, Florida, has been filed Igaffisf you, and you are required to serve a 'y of your written detentei, if any, to it, on W THOMAS LOVETI, Attorne y for Plaintiffs, whose address I$ Suite 1710, Pan American Bank Building. Orlando. Fioridd 37101, and tile the r:-. .-'- •'P- t - ' r r..l. '! 'i.,' ab't for or 41 Bedroom unfurnished house. 2100 Cordova Dr. $150 month, no Pets. retired couple preferred. 322-0271. 2 Over 1$. Call 321-0470. 42-Mobile Homes . 8319993 OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA IN THE STATE OF FLO AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON OCTOBER iS, 1974 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE 12 VS F. R. SHEPHERD, a-k a FRANK R. SHEPHERD, a-k-a FRANKLIN R. SHEPHERD and ANNA M. SHEPHERD, his wife. - Iw,! fJ,r p--- Unfurnished 1 Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 423 45!? Write PO. Box UiS Sanford. Florida 40-Condominiums Employment Call NO. at as Notice ASSETS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Park- Instructions UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION t$t. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: )rlando Do NOTICE OF SALE Please take notice that on November 75. 1971 at 1:00 P.M. the unacstgnemj will sell one '63 V.W. Bus S 907647, one '44 Karmann ted to Rent 4 1— Houses Good Things Sanford, Florida 37171 Putlth - Oct. 75, Nov I, 8, DEC. 132 FACED WITH A DRINKING Property "--..— Houses Rent Help Wanted 18 Real Estate %clion Legal 3 - PROBLEM 1 7-Business WAVERLY, marriage has been filed ega and the short title Is IN P MARRIAGE OF JUDY NON, Petitioner, and IA FREEMAN DORNON, Respondent, and these command you to appear your Answer or other del pleading with the Clef kofth Ccjrt in and for Sri ;nl Florida, And serve a copy in Lots For Rent MAILING ADDRESS IS: P BOX 33—Mobile v , -.- ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Thil I REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Free, 6442027 for "We Care"Confidential Interviews. Computer "Hotline". Adults or Teens. MIS. We take trades. FORREST — . GREENE INC. REALTORS, 373. For Rent 322.2611 Pay! 32 Personals 36—Resort Properly JR., WHOSE RESIOENC VIRGINIA 26114. YOU ARE HEREBY NC that a proceeding for disso Home For Rent NFORMATION eminole They Cost. - - Homes Rent 14—Mobile NOTICE OV ACTIO Notice it hereby given mat I am engaged in business at 112 Mark Davii Blvd., Cauelberry. Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of ALDEBARAN IMPORTS, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk 01 the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the FIcflts Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $6509 Florida Statutes 1,57. S: Mary Elizabeth Atwill Publish: Oct 25. Nov t. I. IS. 1911 PEG ! i FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 907 East Highway 436, Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of SEMINOLE SEAF000S, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section $63.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Assured Auto AD JR., Husband. -- showed improvement and some cases were discharged, The World Almanac notes. WANT Winter FREEMAN CI Rent Unfurt 33-H,es Rent Furnis JUDY 5, DORNuPI, Wife, id *ALTER Don't -32-Houses C In to: the Marrt., of Ads -I. in that dogs patients who accepted adog, all Classified DIAL have revealed florida 32750 in the City of as companions have Longwood, Florida. been helpful to schizophrenic That the party interested In said patients, In one study, 20 dogs business enterprise is as follows: Russell T. Swain. Jr. "chosen for their warmth and Dated at Longwood, Seminole friendliness" were given to 20 Coui'ty, Florida. October 71s1, 1971. Publish: Oct. 25, Nov. 1, I. 15, 1971 patients who did not respond to DEG 160 conventional therapy. 01 the 18 FICTITIOUS NAME 1 Notic NOTICE OF INVITA FORBIDS Sealed bids will be to Notice is hereby given that undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter $6509, Florida Statute, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in and tot Seminole County, Florida, _ __ - --- - 1974 Legal NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAMESTATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: upon receipt ) Notice - U 1,1 0i a Ulm ~IGHTER! LOW COST TRANSPORTATION '72 PINTO WAGON, automatic, Air, Nice Car .................. '1995 72OPELRALLYE SPORT, Real Clean ........................'1895 '72 HONDA 45O CYCLE,,'uII Dress .............................s995 71 SUBARU WAGON, Air, Radio, Green........................ �6B Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Nov. 1, 1974 by Dick Turn CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE Mod Walker Iteniki fly OSWALD and unoay JAMES JACOBY r_~ play. i7th Year, No. 64—Sunday, November 3, 1974 _______________ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents th wins the club lead In Sou NORTH (H) I dummy ruffs a club. Then 753 — I he draws trumps. After th J864 start he should cash one of AK 4 2 dummy's high diamonds and 4 As VFT EAST play ace-king-s mall of spades. J98 40 1062 If diamonds were going to 53 72 break nicely there was no need J 1073 5 for this safety play but it Is KQJ2 41098643 necessary against the actual SOU TII and 4 is -A Alt(imonte Po iceman V ALLEY by Dave Grau. OOP CRAZ',' 7 i KNOW! 1HATS WHY WANT 10 RUN TWHAT HAPPENS"\ LETS CROSS 1M GOING •10 RECHECK IT n1UGH T)-IR IF 0U GET THE I Tfl*T 5RIDG! ARE CONE! THEY HAD MY DATA AND TARE IT 9IG BABY 1}IEY SAME ANSWER? WHEN W! 10 GO SOMEPLACEF UP 10 THE STATE HAVE UP THERE! COME 10 IT,,. WAT COMPUTERS DOd LURCH AND OOP 4-1 ... I I: 4 A K .4 VAKQIO9 4 ff Q986 Both 'uliwrabl&' 1 North East South 1$ I'a 2? 4 NT, S 3? I'am 1 5? I'as 5 N. T. P1is 6? I'avi 6+ I'as co wrn ng iead—K4 L_ break. Furthermore, it is a rather unusual safety play since the safety play trick was sure loser in any event. See how it works! If East wins he has to give South a ruff - 47 THE BORN LOSER I V have disappeared. / lg VI P 0 OR couldn't by Art Scnsom 1v I Jr ci J OLX44T WH Jacoby The bIidsIIg North and South really belong in seven diamonds. That con- ii1 IT! W est has tNtI1 STAND any more!" North IT East Pass 1 FUNNY BUSINESS South 24 24 - P DRM1 By DO• _________ a 1 ___ itJ South with BIMO BURNS that contract in, It is (tone by means of a safety by Larry Lev N "cJar CInth: tsd ijovr trtiIij bouti ft tu I qu a lI?IcB (ions ... I I I. 4Ot/T met b P 'EAZE A 1/' ac £T.4Th cZ'T tU-Mi. Z17iLM' I *?BY? E 711,fS gflf,Qy, / YM, 561 1WO$.4// /15y/ £ THL %T W.4'6 1•M 2 vd ctT F)47 X4 1— 7 -'VI. vwri.If / $'TS * 1 IN C4455! I : 11& I BLONDIE ' _________________ Chic Young IT DOESNT tILL OQESSED UP SO NICE,) ELMO (S ATu'fflL t TEACHER I WANTS MEW r GET THERE VIOLIN QECi SHE WANTS s. TO FINISH MY NUMBER I BEOQE THE HOW \ FOuR, BUTMY TO P..AY IN MY FST ( COME ? - AUOIENCEGETS THE R E EARI—Y rwI (rrir . I FOR 1HIF FIRST SELECTIONIINS ?OOH4WK POPS, UNPER'fl4 PIRCTlON OFThfE I-(YISA LUCK FXMSS,ESQ WILL PR ESE NT PRIN K 99_WL~ W1111 -MINE SC 5cee.er M*t F " E7 IUGSIUNHV byH.jmW,jLSWf.I i2 MILKMAN wE NEED MILK? by Al Vim.,, HOLLYHOCK. 15 TWAT NOTE DON'T ., IJQT YET, MOT1-4EI I, I i" ri M1 I/I WINTHROP N TELL OJ V14E 'LIE GOING 10 GNG TO LIVE IN ACAPULCO, LIVE AFT'TtXJI1MEXICO. HOWDO)VILIKNOWIM BECAL15ETHAM ERE G0I43 10 LIVE 1HE1E? I DECIDED WEE GONG 70 LIVE. ________ CAPTAIN EASY IF I4I MAIRPO 15 REL. 0 EVEN =! TERE SEEMS TO LE THI5 COULP REALL.V BE / LORE "YULE. % '\PJ EM4 V$MPIRE i2 LORP YL)LE COLIIlJ, I P4IMELF PIRK '.'.14 PUYER ETrER ZEr WED LIRE YOU TO L, Ip1Jy,rv 4;• c'orrERf j - 14 __ c £t* I ' ..' . .A' ) ____ Ii •/ ARCHIE LIKE THE MESSENR GE FROM LOIJPOIJ Ar T H E raotz. -- * il-I by Bob Montane. _ • Iii !4t 1 1 v e r,,* EEK & MEEK byHowisSchneider - DOES IT MIrTH CM* ne four property owners division refused to deed land For the last two weeks, Mrs. along the front pa rt of th eir Mary Johnston thought she was prope rty along Howell Branch In a dream — a Kafkaesque to the county for a pa th. But nightmare In fact, they agreed to donate land For 30 years her mall had along the rear portion for a been faithfully delivered to the route, rural box in front of her The county commission property along Howell Branch decided on the Howell Branch ' Road. route. Three years later, after Then, two weeks ago, the appropriate condemnation promall delivery abruptly stopped cedures, the county claimed the and the Johnstons and three road property and built a l(-foot nelghborswere told if the mail wide asphalt ' bike pa th" there man tried to delive r their mall, The pa th was complet ed in he would be arrested by the August 1974 She rilrs department. Then the real trouble surThe neighbors put upatem.. faced. porary box down the road, and Mail that had been deihered a day later it disappeared Mrs to the rural boxes of the JohnJohnston wait ed down the road ston and their ne ighbors, could In her car for the mailman to no longer be delivered there, come and was reported to the the coun ty said. By dr iving his Mrs. Johnston's bronchlac the path. as thma was activat ed by the The - -- - - . - - - - - Mrs. Dean Parrish, accused in robbery, slaying ft commissioners 3 _ soon • IL 1 - - Ii Zi 4'• '..r A----- - - * " - - " - . . •• I • ' 4 "i'.. -- -''' - - . Voters, Be Informed 'V ' . An informed electorate is not places and a prediction as to the only basic to the American voter turnout. 5)"Aem of government it is absolutely essential If th e Even with the rather ex. Ie nsive election coverage the stein Ls to work. Sunda) Herald has space for Unfortunatelyaltoory0f such other eyegrabbers as us fail to vote because we Columnist Jack Anderson's • - - I ,.. F — . . ' I - - ', . . -' ' t Y - . don't know anything" about charge that the shah of Iran - • ' . - , ' 1 . • ' . Women's Editor Jean Patteson and pictures of the old DeForest There need be no backsliding home in the Idyllwildc on that score by readers of development which has been Sunday Herald Pages 2A and resto red by builder \ 3A, for Instance offer pictures Pt and th umbnail sketches of e of the 36 Indi viduals who wi1 a ar on ba llotTuesday. - ' - I - - . . '-1!I - ______ =--- I I .--- ___ _____ - - - — - (" " - "'- '• An explanation of the seen '•' -, ---- ________ - . _____ --' - j Wi ppe 01 -' '- T1-r FI I - 7- ____ fri. " __________ • the candi da tes or blindly vote may ha ve bought himself some "straight tickets" beca use we American politicians with all are unaware of the candidacy of that oil money, and on a Some br ight newcomer on the brighter note a story by "other side." - -% - 1 Investigator catalogs evidence at supermarket shootout scene 1 I " 4' 4Ik' i•1t . _JL __w ___ • - - - LAMM NOW The constitutional amendments, four county questions and single questions concerning Inflation Sanford and Altamonte Springs voters can be found on IIA. Fighter And 5A will bring readers up -' to da te as to the 19 lndvlduais r A "- '- - seeking offices in the various cities of the county as wel.1 as a _______________ - M rs. Johnston s maiC a nd i'eWsboxes. once barred front postman contact. at right.line bike path stop his vehicle on Howell (Hera ld Ph o' to b Hill Belleville) Branch and walk the necessary (eralu been taken for granted for 30 10 feet to the boxes. Another / V j, '.J esume mail crisis. Mr. Johnston broke suggested that the mailman out in hives Daily mail de li very that had /Uer) ai ___ between the county commission, or the the Sheriff's department, since governor could offer asohiulon a ll vehicles were banned from t&)4ATLL 'vtU. - _ 0 sheriff's department as a car across the bike path to get potential child molester. to the mailboxes, the mailman Neither the post office, the would be subject to arrest by by Crooks & Lawrence MQME?-JT 7 AH.YOU WOKE u LMEg... I JLJ5T 114 TIME, LORD . I 'iLJLE,..THAT5Ou1Jp - V - by Dick Cavolli I r -Y By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Sudi Writer READY.? MOTHER' '-7 --k 0 re .—, - - - Bill 4i PRISCILLA'S POP - - • It was 5p.m. Friday evening In the office was store "every last cent." robbery Richter and Sinclair Customers abandoned and the A&P supermarket at manager Glenn Richter. As the minutes ticked by, the practica ll y threw the money at shopping carts and dove for the new Interstate Mall was Visibly nervous, the man, gun gunman became more on edge. them. It was becoming hi- safety as the gunman's bullets already crowded with weekend in hand, repeatedly demanded "I'm not alone," he said, creasingly obvious a robbery sprayed the area. shoppers. that Richter give him all the "I've got friends to back me was taking place. The three store employees Bill Deans had just finished money. A part-time stockboy, Mike fell to the floor of the office. As cutting meat when a st ocky, Deans thought to himself the Herald pictures Ison, 11, a studc.it at Seminole Sgt. Ambrose returned the middle-aged man wearing robber was not drunk or high on High choo1, oIiced the ac- fire, hitting the robber five sunglasses, grabbed him and drugs, just nervous and very and stories by Bob t1vitç %lZL zztomer times in the chest, assistant store manager desperate. wheelui a shopping cart out of men could feel wood chips from GeorgeSLnc1airbythearman( After Richter opened Ili. . the sftre. He ran to the bank the bullet-splintered partition Lb d Belbeville motioned them toward the store safe, the gunman made hiri. ' next c and alerted the landing on them. office stuff the money Into police As the robber lay wounded, "I've got a gun," the. Ip pillowcase. The day's receipts Gordon Williamson Moments later three Richter put his foot on the gun said, indicating a bulge In his Were at that moment bel I oklng at Deans end Altiunonte Spdms poihe of to keep the man from using it pants pocket "Let's go" deposited In the bank rw'zt dr 's nn later Neither employee offered any and there was only kfl Thcn I o, you're going wi th Steve (jarvef and SII Ha) I&n jied as Charl ti es Hobbs, resistance as they walked to the cash and wie change In the meto the car outside." AInbrose—enteted storei the H is was already bleedi ng heavily Office, an open structure ra ised saft. Meanwhile, the female pistol drawn, Carver ordered from the chest and mouth and several feet about the floor and Still, the gunman forced surrounded by a chest-high Richter to go through every cashiers kept coming to the the man to drop his gun. The emergency first aid by the office to get change for the robber fired instead, striking police officers failed to save his partition of wood and glass. drawer in the safe to search for register. Confused by the Garver twice in the chest, life. 1 - - - Terror Stalked Food Store by Garry Trudeau JP6 4W17/ , • An-.% er Tornorros 't4 44Y. MV, rw.Q ARE _____ ' now, DOONESBURY h&vt'c &fu,n9fiva but to desIrIftg IJ1YS90 an Roger BdIei HE sNr t..E RI4r CALIB!R W New Ias ' 2+ I'ass tract makes agaircst any 3-2 1'as ' 3 NT I'a.s' trump break provided the You. ."'*l)(Ith, ho ldI opening lead is not ruffed. If 4\ K 84 YK 2 •Q 54 4A Q5 4 you and your favorite partner What do You do now' get toseven hearts, you have no A — Just bid us notrump. You play for that contract InaN be missing seven. but you irrespective of how anything should take the sure profit here. breaks. We Feel that most TODAY'S QUESTION Isicad of rebidding two diaplayers will land at six hearts. In that case It is up to to monds your partner has ratscd find a sure-fire way to bring You to three clubs. What do you (to TtJRfrtLV 1 WAS O.L'/ -, James Osa1d & V&LL, &O W K TO SEEP AV TRM CLATTER I 'ut.sir li' I - CAMPUS ,. Altamonte Springs police IA. store by officers following the barring complications," the shot from his .357 magnum Steve Garver 'was listed in gunbattle in which the third hospital spokesman said, service revolver before stable but critical condition suspect was shot. Police said Being held without bond in crumpling to the floor in the Saturday afternoon at Florida Charles Hobbs, no known ad- county jail at Sanford on crowded food store. Hospital North as fellow of. dress, was dead on arrival at charges of murder, robbery and Gunter said Ambrose was on ficers searched for a fourth Florida Hospital North. auto theft are Dennis the other side of the cubicle and suspect in a Friday night super- Saturday officers were sear- Phillips, 28, of Vidalia, Robert Ga., a shot the suspect in a volley of 4 market robbery shootout in thing for a fourth suspect truck driver and Mrs. Dean shots. which Garver was wounded and believed to have been waiting Parrish, 39, of Lyons, Ga. No sho ppers or employe-, a suspect killed, the food store in a 1970 Uridr I"l'ridi lav,an ac- vi vre ounded in the brief gull -. Garver, Capt. David punter black and white Thunderbird.complice in a crime may be battle and Sgt. Ray Ambrose entered The woman was described as charged with murder If anyone the A and P foodstore in the having red hair and wearing a dies during the commission Officers of Interstate Mall, SR 436 and j, pink dress. nabbed Phillips as he ran out the police said. seconds after a store employe Garver, 26-year-old father of Capt. Gunter said he entered the rear of the store. A wig and alerted police at 4:49 p.m. that two small children, underwent the store by one door and sunglasses he reportedly threw an armed robbery was In two and a half hours surgery in Garver and Ambrose by into a trash dumpster were WJ progress. which a bullet was removed another door while Hobbs was recovered and a .38 caliber I Less than three minutes later from his left forearm. A attempting to put money from revolver, apparently used by Gar ver was en route to the hospital spokesman said a the store's safe In a pillow case Phillips, was found inside the ' hospital and the man police say second bullet that entered his Gunter said the suspect store in a toothpaste display. shot him was dying. chest, narrowly missed the raised up over the partition Officers said Mrs. Parrish, A man and a woman from aorta and lodged in his back, around the office cubicle and Dennis Robert Phillips alter capture at scene arrested in the store was Georgia were arrested at the The bullet "will be left there shot Garver. Garver returned a unarmed. and discard. If West wins he can lead a diamond but irrespective of which diamond he leads, his diamond trick will r. I 'Stable'; Gunman Dead would have to be changed. years was no more. And it alternative would be for the "That wasn't a very good seemed thy were powerless to residents there to move their boxes to the small gravel idea," Perry admits, "but Its have it restored, The whole nightmare ac- "median" between the path and the only with."thing we could come up tually began back in 1970. In the road. Meanwhile, Mrs. Johnston response to a request from But the MaitlaiRl Past Office. ,,•, --- ----- - --_....,.. - ...i "Neither rain, nor sleet, nor explains, "when most of the hail of the count) polling , There s nothing like a most of them aren't really assets to your heating bill. CLAR Unless it has a special duct Late Friday. the Seminole cars travel at 45 to 50 along Count)' Sheriff's department Deters our postman with our there anyway." The parents notified the Maitland postmail; discussed putting a protective master that he could once again Not even God can make him railing between the path and deliver mail by traveling over Fail, the heavily traveled road, but the path to get to the boxes. - - - Iisti -• T ' , * system designed to spread the heat around, a fireplace really wastes heat. Most of the heat thefire provides, plus large am ou nts of air already warmed - ,-j 0 il � 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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You should throughout the country will be The tickets can be sold to donever spend more than 20 per announced by the Ford ad- mnestic oil refiners who are now I iti your income on credit ministration on Tuesday, ac- dependent on either high-priced iteoss, according to t'onsmiwr cording to Rep. Robert H. domestic or foreign oil, he said. tt'onoinmsts, People t ho live 00 Steele. The system would enable cut Republican y that (n$2 aryl 3 less per .i - inutli i. redit st*'tidini, stint' William E. Simon told him thUd than the current price he said ' lies are liable to be caught in the new program will go into Steele, the Republican gubereffect Dec raputh rising 1(Xl snii ttOri,Il c andidate, UIZltie his Steele said utility tto:sn r (D t. - Spanish remains the most Indicated an interest in spite of. journals are written In that poptilar Foreign language the spirit of détenle. language. among Seminole County high The Seminole school system Most school officials feel that school students, followed 5.440 students at a school offers each language all four closely by French and German, should indicate a willingness to years of high school. w hich was introduced to the take the course before the effort Learning a foreign language curriculum four years ago. • to find a qualified teacher is is not primarily vocationally i But, the old mainstay - Latn oriented, Dagg aald. Some undertaken, - kept alive through its use in colleges require two years' And fin ding Roman Catholic ritual for ualified to teach Russian Is credits in a foreign language. hundreds of years, is no longer even mor e difficult taught in most area public , . , an in the diplomatic service and gathering enough students to schools and not even a necessity anish has been found helpful ' 'uaranfr' a two program. for entrance into medical or in selling and distribution fields Themost popular foreign particularly in the Miami area. pharmacy studies at most universities across the nation. language among Seminole Many medical schools now students has always been are merely giving a six-week Spanish, said T. D. Dagg, inole district's school W t r Li course in La tin terminohgy Seminole superintendent for instruction, used in medicine, noting that a survey revealed When the death knell sounded Of to Latin, credits in a foreign over 100 different Spanish mong the county's language as a prerequisite to high school students. high school graduation also passed away. The school The populari ty of Spanish, system does recommend a Dagg attributes to proximity of Foreign language In its Florida to Spanish speaking PORTLAND Ore (AP) nations. academic program. Mayor Neil Go!dschmjdt has German is the third most refused comment on a pub. Inclusion of the Russian language in the curriculum in popular foreign language in the lished report that an ex. Seminole was considered by nation. One of the reasons for t0tho'1t named "J. Hawker" principals, but fell by the the students' choice of studying has threatened to damage the wayside when Few students German is that scientific city's water system unlesshe is paid $1 million. Earlier, a letter . signed hawker" threatened • destruction of area power lines unless $1 million was paid. In today's editions, The Ore. gonian reported that in a letter ' received by the FBI here Oct. 22 -- 'v-" N. an extortionist threatened to start a forest fire near the city's [lull Run reservoir. In a letter sent to the FBI on ' Oct. 18, a "J. Hawker" claimed • Y responsibility for dynamite . blasts that caused $175,000 damage to 11 Bonneville Power .TZ USIOt on 5c rs lx t • year Target Extortionist • - - • - • - P. .R"T - -- . - -- ' I - . 1. i 1 • ' - i - - "' rr '' - ' L - , a * , ,at - 1 " - . _. 0 . - . Index -- J a $ • .1 . 7 - " - Iasff - ' - I= Js - - - . 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Several hundred people attended the event, listening to the candidates forelection on the Nov. 54h ballot, ii "' N eec] un ly Z Supervisor of Elections the legal fee, Schreiner run in the election, both have Camilla Bruce agreed today reported to council. Council - - __ '. , 1! n :o .:~ - 4 Itf L 3 Y " . (A -1 - I Equalization Plans in 7' :t ;I -- - __________ it ,. §-' W4 for4 . Ficihter Z 111, H Ei = 6 ~ , P. . , r r 3 og 8. I ; C, E_ C~n . tj 5 A , Q~ ,_) .R u WE 1; W P- W I sa, , ~ * &R ir W I I f 9: .J. ft S.: v 5 k n , A Z I P7 e' t3 = 1.6 if . " 9 9 F" fA U ~ %'e 2i14 aq 51 10 t. EL 0, i. S." !F. ~,,,-. A ir - 'C' I -0 i E I . a. ~ 2 P. Pa. . 1. 6011 The R ~Z I f 9 . =, n-_________ _ , 6- Z --- __i=__ ___________ r a By DONNA ESTES Coventry Court, Dvvonshire, a announced plans to seek the Herald Staff Writer resident of the city for eight mayor's office. Jaques has not LOM3WOOI) - When the months qualified for the announced h Florida Supreme Court mayor's office Friday. fie is Two council seats, up for declared 'Unconstitutional also a member of the Seminole grabs — those held this year by residency requirements for Democratic Executive Com- B. If. Ferrell and B. L. flettris, voters more than a year ago, it muittee, atcordinp to Council risigned J H (r'nt of i' thr ti? nijr (jt1tiI- Chairman [)i S iircin'r, who lmttto, ;* Ofl' (tUe utv hu_.ucauun ior a mayoral can- is supporting harms can- nessman and former member didate in this cit) didar> of the zoning board, and Gerald While the city's charter, in a The only other mayoral Connell, of 635 Chelsea Road, 1969 amendment, requires city candidate to have qualified as Devonshire, a Martin-Marietta council candidates to be resi of this morning was a second employe have qualified for the dents of the city for one year Devonshire resident, Carmine respective seats prior to seeking office, the only Bravo, of 575 Preston Road, .Mrs. Shom.ate is seeking her requirement for a mayor orcity who is a member of the Law ninth consecutive two-)ear clerk as that they be firm of Korman and Bravo The (cmi in off registered voters. Firm defended the city in a la The election is scheduled for Another qualification for city suit filed earlier this year by Dec. 3 and polling place will councilmen - that they be Mayor Eugene Jaques, probably be city hail. property owners of record one Bravo's firm In recent weeks In A!t.amonte Springs with year prior to running for office refused to apply and pay for an two council seat.s up, neither — has also been declared un 'cupationll license until the incumbent George Perkins nor Jaycees Oppose j; r. IR - W S1 0 bc W - ~p 9 §I F IP_ .1F ,0 ~ .;;, ir _• g, I . & CJ ~r, W-".~ ir — 9Le- ; ,V V. P , o. ~ k ~ = . = 4.01to L-A. X I II § ~ - " 3 - S; - " 9. 9 I. 0 . . I " 8 ~ P. .9 a .I r i j'F 2 91 $0 000 vr E S. r m`1 . E, aa 'R -4 a f q 2~ if a: = ft A '5 ,e * V W ,, H F_ a W - ;Z 0 5 = i- J* a r, III< -9 F_i t IM ~ . 0 zJ.., J :Z v I. 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The federal law only provides In a country where even the to county road engineer Bill months before the signal is the sponsor of such a project Of chewing gum has. Bush installed. file notice of his Intent, and hold But even at Still, that's better than It used in recent years that price, you doubled hardly a public hearing. can't always to be when the state Depart. mnyone be sure that the Is surprised by the cost One solution Is local zoning miient of Transportation DOT signal will munction as expected, 'irdinances controlling the of anything anymore. If everything else is going up When green is scheduled, t was handling the signals. eight of buildings based on then it stands to reason that might be red. When red, it could "We're getting them up now their relation to the airport and two or three times faster than signal might be aniber. When amber, it Its approaches. The Sanford Price of a traffic kinds when we had to rely on DOT," have increased in the past few might not work at all. All City commission has approved of such years. possibilities. Rusli told the commissioners. on first reading "The signal is "It used to take almost two legislation. The Seminole Certainly, the going price for sophisticated that a of In. years from the time the board lot County Commission has in- one must be at least a couple temnal things often don't work gave their approval, until the dicated, Cleveland added, they, hundred bucks, right? out right," Bush told - the moment that the signal was too, will enact a zoning or. Well, not exactly. COmiliuilsSIon. "And then there's erected." dinance when the city has The cost today is $9143 a problem with the delay of But the county is not exactly 4mdopted speedy in its own efforts at That's what the county can signal equipment." The tower would provide expect to pay for a 'directional Not to Lx snowed by the efficiency. greater broadcasting range For As it is, the county has waited WESII.TV, Channel 2, Orlando. signal" that will be installed at complexity of the operation, the corner of Palm Springs county commission decided to eight months for the signal at Daytona Beach. But it would the Drive and North Street near go to bid on the item, the corner of Lake Howell and extend 2,OO feet Into the air. But, it might be several Howell Branch Road to become Such towers, Cleveland said Altamonte Springs, according operational. earlier this month, have been "We have our parts up," involved in as many as 53 air Commissioner Mike Hatt.away crashes in the last six or seven said. "we're just waiting for thø jears. contractor." "And that," Ilattaway ex. 111111111 11 1III plained, "is just a turn signal." I It ii'ight be better, the coiniiiissioner mused, If we spent "an extra nickel" and not gafor The Sanford Seminole debated, questioned lit) the low bid on the new signal. But at today's prices an Jaycees have become the first Engineer Mack Lazenby and . ,.t.. •,.. ('ni ('nnl,lin nf (1,rk flini, ,,n,1 'r$rm ni,'fra.l" t,,t wr.r.'f .1, W., it JI. in. position on the Associates on technical take an official proposed $6.5 million drainage formation on the project and I 4 bond Issue which will appear on then unanimously voted to oppose the bond on '.tart '.t'ur car, run the Nov. 5 ballot. The Jaycees said that "while it (or ats)ut 15 seconds or inure before ilrivin oil. Out don'tThe Jaycees came down on recognizing the need to correct de of the nays after the drainage problem in San. tartim things up too iimucti the si because excCSSi.c time spent hearing City Commissioners ford the Jaycees feel that at this Julian Strenstrom (pro) and A. time, with the economic %aruung the engine, or uti. warmup. A. Metlahahan (nay) debate situation the way It Is, that thc' me'tt'ssar% idling after at the group's regular t increase would cause hurts overall fuel economy, the Issue week. hardship on many low and fixed While the car hilt's, rtiliemntA'r, meeting last iel ci onnniy is zero. If itu The Jaycees heard the matter income families." drvt' at a moderate during t tirnmp ill 4 0.0. "- — _____ woo ;* _A sponsors of these towers will 'ave to give justifications for 4 • Lon I __ __ - A -I . by Sanford Airport I r .. — — . ''I -' . i (_) a - 9 W f .J = X~ 2 - 5 ~~, ~ I ro P" - ."`~' . ., I. . X C1 — I. -. ft. xi W 0 'I' CD — — I 3 r predicted i 4 OL i A tougher federal regulation approach to the Sanford airport, creating a hazard to pilots both those familiar with and trangers to the local air ma(lilly, Cleveland said. At the Orlando meeting several recommendations were made to the regulation governing these structures, and Cleveland said today it appears the agency is "sympathetic" and will take a tougher ap. ft I I concerning structures in the %lUnIt) of an airport is television transmission towers, S* " Z a W y arc3 o -' r -.. -,-a ,-a P Uli Uh 44 M E.. - -1 r 4; •1 :.•• — 91 a ,, ~tr " - ~ `it ri ? ,- W r, C) Z C .- A g F .P 6 3 _ _', 5 G- & = X =6 = 7' g PC $a g I K, J do . - Cleveland. F Clee1andd(endej, meeting r1,n in Orl.uu!o v th other • . "uiI iiiiuiger and l'euerai l'iation Agenc) officials The topic of conversation was the mnadequancy of the federal rule governing objects, such as communications towers, which penetrate navigable air space Cleveland First mentioned the Issue at the last Airport :uthorit) meeting, when tie said the public meeting held by #he sponsors of a proposed television tower near Osteen indicated the fed eral agency mflmghtmpproe(ht project his I !*1 L 4.6 4t . 44 10 it- dTower It :. 91 f .1 I iii 9LICan :3 5. - = - ii " r, g. ir ~* r -9 t;- q 9 W . = .E ~ . I i riL.ifflffl1IkR_AI . I R - 711, ( K3 It I t .0 II - .- : ;-;. I r "0 (/) I . I_, ...--____, -, - 1, - . -; - ) 1 -- _.__ _Q- -__ .1 14 I__A_ ___ 14- 4II - -'- --. _,", 4 Fights CD U CLFn ra rn •D (D ir R i , u. 'Airport Ise .0 Z; ~ r ,~ . A Fr 2- ~ -3 I& rr . -8 4 g r 10,' ~ W r_ 9 B . 53 9,9 . M M Cr -19, N.. -i a 0;'A ~ .=P I J lu I1I I, ..91(b : 10 Z9 I ~.Z :IV I Ir — F_ ,~ ~ ; 1. A' a 1~ 0 S1 I g= ~ S,P U6 , .8 O a q v F ~ r -9e , ft 3;~ E, q- i. VR. a t, NV cr t #K. ts , 9. Cr K ,7 i W R~ 92- -1' 3 .1— zi I a S 9* o6.e., 6 '= tio s Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents > P e- 61 2$1 el q p R 1. W , ,7 4 = Wft :' 0 Z :3 W.,. it Ii 67th Year, No. 59—Monday, October 28, 1974 Z 4 I. I 04 Z ~_ i 2. :r.- ,,~ i g R , 'F ~" J 3 = ;r: P r <r 8 6 :4 . 11 S =- JR Q I. a 9. F Z - 1 1 1k 1~' 1 1`111 = A S: g. 2. p ~ 11 Li1L11U =- -. - - - -a Cr I. _- ; k 0; 4 oft ______ L - i~ - - !I '4 - ____ . - ,-----_--=—_— - - 1 M. __ ____ - Z_` __ -no fti, - ,t !4 9 11.4 . T vufif ,noo-on')seno ,ruw w ,.sz', n F ''e': jiur,' totumns sorry. ''. .00 o high-priced foreign oil have Public Televi,slon interview higher bills beeau.se of that de- ShOW Sunday on which his emnocratic opponent, Rep. pendence. Under the new systeia, he Ella T. Grasso, I).Conn., also said nil importers can purchase appeared HARVESTER MAKES ITS OWN WA V Y The state hyacinth harvester, long thought of as a figment of tie pubLic's collectibe inhlgin1ition, has arred. The machine is seen digesting more than a mouthful of the pesky flowers in the east basin of the Sanford Marina on Lake Monroe as It worked Its ay to the seawall In preparation for a Monday afternoon demonstration for local, stateand federal officials. Dr. Crane 1)1' Lamb horoscope Hos pital Te'&'vitun SA GA 313 313 �II 2A—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Monday, Oct. 28, 1974 - POLICE . I Income Maintenance PEOPLE Plan Offered B y HEW First Family May Undergo Surget', LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) Richard M. Nixon will probably undergo surgery for his phlebitis If tests scheduled this week show new clots forming In his leg, the former president's physician says. Dr. John C. Lungren also told a news conference here Sunday that Nixon eventually will be available to testify in the trials of his former aides charged in connection with the Watergate affair. If tests this week show no active clotting, Lungren said the former president will probably leave Memorial Hospital Medical Center of Long Beach at the end of the week. Among the elaborate tests scheduled is a radioactive isotope examination. "We don't propose to do anything further unless we have indications of active clotting," said Lungren, Nixon's physician since 192. "Then we would probably go to surgery." Dr. Wiley Barker, a consultant In the case, said that vn f irirv is twni'cess:rv, Nixon will need 'cl inedt'a1 supervision for a protracted length of time, and by protacted length of time I mean many montha." - WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres- developed over the last year in program's first-year cost at pendent Children, which covers ident Ford is being urged to the Department of Health, Edu- $21.6 billion. Although as many 10.7 million persons at an an. scrap the maw of federal pub- cation and Welfare and has as 42 million Americans might nual federal-state cost of $8 billie-assistance programs in (a- been circulating within the be eligible because of their low lion; Supplemental Security In. vor of a proposed new welfare President's Cabinet the last incomes, the department be. come aiding 3.3 million aged, program guaranteeing poor three weeks. lieves that 10 million of that blind and disabled poor; the families a minimum annual in. HEW Secretary Caspar W. number would not apply for food stamp program, which has come of $3,600. doubled in cost to more than $4 Weinberger said initial reaction their cash benefits, Named the Income Supple. has been cautious. The proposed plan would re- billion the last two years; and ment Program, the plan was HEW planners estimate the place Aid to Families with Pc- clothing and housing allowances. _____ . Ii•iirniI .. .1 P Trudeau Marriage 'Catastrophe TORONTO, Ontario (AP)— Margaret Trudeau says the stress of being the wife of Canada's prime minister, anxiety over the birth of their second child and her first active political campaign all contributed to the mental troubles that sent her to the hospital last month for psychiatric care. She was not ready to be Cuada's first lady when she married Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau in 1971 and the marriage was "a total catastrophe In terms of my identity," she said in a television interview Stmday. She added: "I prepared myself for my marriage to Pierre Trudeau, but I didn't prepare myself for my marriage to the prime minister." She was 22 then and Trudeau was 51. Mrs. Trudeau, who says she is still a "flower child," said loss of freedom is one of the worst problems of life in the executive mansion in Ottawa. "It's like being a prisoner because I'm never alone, except inside the house," she said. ...- . _____________ ____________________________ Chou En.Lai Ella Fitzgerald . L.. = Jii1IJLF - ' .. - ! % /, -- . - '• vk;j ' '/ ,-- - . = - -. -.--. _ — TOKYO (AP) - Cornmnunist Chinese Premier Ctiou En.lai, who Is hospitalized, has held a North meeting with Vietnamese Vice Premier Le Thanh Nghl, the of. ficials Chinese news agency Ilsinhua reports. The news agency said Chou, 76, had a cordial and friendly meeting with the North Vietnamese official. It did not elaborate. Chou reportedly suffered a heart attack last May. €:r:I::::t: mew that if a more lltx'ral Democratic Congress were elected next month, public assistance programs already on the lawbooks would come under str on g pressure for benefit increases. Smiling through tears of joy, Eileen Serracs, 18, was crowned 1974 The President Is being told Jamboree Queen at the Seminole County Hearing Conservation that the present welfare system Jamboree held Sunday at the Sanford Civic Center. Tm-I-County isa runaway nightmare, which Roadrunners Queen, Sylvia Jones, and Sanford Qiamber of distributes assistance inequlCommerce manager, Jack Horner, congratulate F.Ilen, tably to the poor, at a total cost daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex J. Serraes, 119 E. Woodland Dr., no one has yet been able to Sanford who was sponsored by flrst Federal of Seminole. tabulate. CONGRATULATIONS A rIUEEIJ W Prince Philip Asked Spread SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) - Britain's Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, will tour Central America next March. El Salvador Foreign Minister Maurico To Help Sto Nuclear Power Of Saturday that the prince would visit Belize, for. mcml)' British Honduras, March 4-8. Other stops will be El Salvador, March 810; Honduras, March IG..12; Nicaragua, March 14-16, and Costa Rica, March 1719. device May 18, joining Britain, those relations are "on the way up." They "are good, and we NEW DELHI, India (ap) Secretary of State Henry A. France, China, the- United up." want to make them better." Kissinger called on India tod_ay States and the Soviet UMon In Kissinger's comments on nu. "1 agree with that cornUicooperate.wi th internat1oal the exclusive club of nuclear clear proliferation were de. pletely," Kissinger said. "Rela. effortsto block the spreadof Powers. signed. acconng to U.S. offi. Lions are on the way up." Since then, Prime Minister dais, as the secretary's major nuclear weapons. In an Interview published a "We take seriously India's al- Indira Gandhi repeatedly has public address during his three. few hours before Kissinger's firmation that it has no in. promised India will use its new day reconciliation visit to India. arrival from Moscow Sunday, tention to develop nuclear nuclear power only tot- peaceful Kissinger was reported to Mrs. Gandhi said the Indian wea po ns," he said in a carefully purposes. But her pledges have have carried a similar message government had "always tried worded speech before the been greeted with scepticism In to Mrs. Gandhi during his talks for good relations with the Indian Council of World Affairs. many quarters, including with her and Foreign Minister Americans" but unfortunately But India of course has the Washington. Y. B. Chavan earlier today. they have regarded India as capability to export nuclear Mrs. Gandhi gave Kissinger a Kissinger and Mrs. Gandhi ex. marginal to their global stratetechnology. It, therefore, has an frosty reception at the start of pressed confidence as they en. gy ..." important role In this mul. his visit, which is aimed at Let-ed the talks that Indo-AmeriIndia has particularly been mending relations between the can relations were improving. irked by the US "fill" toward Ulateral endeavor." The Indian government ex. United States and India. But Before Kissinger arrived at Pakistan in the 1971 wr that ploded an underground nuclear later they both agreed that her office, Mrs. Gandhi told gave birth to Bangladesh. KLsnewsmen that "with any two singer is also trying to coax In. countries, any two individuals, dia away from the Soviet Union, things go up and down." But, which has shipped India an she said, relations with the estima ted $1.75 billion worth of 4r United State.s are "on the way arms. '.mr A. ._ - - Thomas J. Herbert CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) - Thomas J. Her. be rt, 79, former Ohio governor, state Supreme Court Justice and state attorney general, died Saturday. In 1946 he upset incumbent Democratic Gov. Frank J. Lausche, but was defeated by L.ausche in his bid for re-election two years later. .. PRINCESS ANNE, Md. (AP) Ells Fitzgerald didn't let a formal dedication ceremony stop her from doing what she does best: sing. The jazz singer was here Sunday for the dedication of the $1.6 million Ella Fitzgerald Center Performing Arts, a 1,200 seat theater at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. After a jazz performance by the Earl Brown Quartet and comments by Gov, Marvin Mandel, the guest of honor broke into an improvised rendition of "Sunshine of My Life" and the audience of 900 joined in, clapping In time to the music. LOCAL BRIEFS M. -- Fl lk o i;iim .- . Legal Notice _________________________ f - _. , - p 40 * __ g"%= .-I_ _- - _. - 6~ - ~Z I , ______ '4 ___ I ___ I - , Brigadier . • .. . '-' "' -. _________ :- - ,.,- . _____ OPTIMIST Machinists Vote May Machine, End n Strike Ba llot lot Explained - HOSPITAL NOTES MIAMI (AP) — James M. Cox Jr., 71, board chairman of the Cox Enterplrses newspaper pubshing firm and Cox Broadcasting Corp., died Sunday after a long Illness. The company owns newspapers in Florida and Ohio. Ccx became chair. man when his father died In 1957. ' oo Leon Kroll GLOUCESTER, Mu,. (AP) - Leon KroU, , landscape and mural artist, died Friday. His murals decorate the new Justice Department Building In Washington and other public buildings. ________ . S K TO • (IBtU1CPELL County Legal Notice - I Winter Springs _____ I . .. . - '..... . . Casselberry . - PUBLIC NOTICfl NOT ICETOPURLIC TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS Notice is hereby given that a OF THE C17Y OF CASSELSERRY, Public t4earing wiii bt hold in th# FLORIDA: City Commission Room. City Halt, NOT ICU l HEREBY GIVEN th.t S.rfrt, nn County, FIoru1,, City (nçiI ot the ni , a ..---.- CAN Bank Site P Ian Approved FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am Notice it hereby given that we are engCgd in business at 117 Western engaged in business at 2397 S Fork. Longwood "7so. Seminole French Ave (MV2) Sanford, County. Florida wider the tictitio,,s Seminole County, Florida under the name of ATOMIC POWERWASH fktItiousflam,OfSANFQRDAIJ'O SERV ICE, and that i nteiid tØ CLEAN, arid that w intend to register said name with the Clerk of register said name with the Clerk of the C.:cult Court, Seminole County, the Clrctjli Court. Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the Florida in accordance *ith the provislon of the Fictitious Name provIsiomn Of the Flcjdjt Ham" 16 Statutet. To Wit Section 16SOt Stntuies. To wit Section 09 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Per H. Welts S Shir ley B Williams Publish Oct 7, '1, 71, 2$, 1971 JoneIt ttrtwr'ton 0E, Publish Oct 7, 14, 71, 79. 1971 DEC 41 It Lyman High School Band .) , / - -' ~ - ,' I - ICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is heriby given that *e are Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 434 1 Mid. • 119 E. way. Longwood, SeminoI County, If"gad In Florida under the fictitIoui name of Lake Mary Ave., Lake Mary, County. Florida under the Et4DER TOUCH GROOMING, thatwe Intend to register said name fictitious name of LAKE MARY FUEL OIL SERVICE, arid that I NASSAU, Bahamas (At') - bly, was called to the casino *iIh the Clerk of the circuit Court, iniend to register taid name w,th the minI County. FIorid in cc Dice rolled and wheels spun at Saturday night and after Con- cordance with the provis;ons 01 11he County. Florida In accordance with only eight casino tables Sunday ferring with Rogers told the Fictitiout Na me Statutes, To w theprovisions of the Fithliou night as European croupiers croupiers that, "in view of the Section $6109 Florida Statulei Name Statutes.. to w'it. Section 5: Linda N. La Grave stayed out on a wildcat strike. effect on Bahamas tourism the 86509 Florida S,alutes I"? Candace Singletary S Charles ii Smirn Thirty of the 38 tables in the inspectors can be authorized to Publish: Oct. 7. ii. 21. 21, 1974 Publish - Oct 7, 14, 71. 21, I97 DEC 46 Paradise Island Casino were deal." DEC 40 - . AREA COUNCIL AGENDAS Cox Croupiers Strike closed as some 35 to 40 casino It is understood that manageI were drafted by Ca- men' is endeavoring to bring sino manager Irvin Rodgers t out 32 new dealers from Britain deal at the tables. Many looked to help them through the bone-weary and bleary-eyed present emergency. after. the second day of the Croupiers had broughi linacstrike, lion in Bahamas Supreme Court All but one of the 108 dealers asking for overtime pay under and croupiers voted Saturday the Fair Labor Standards Act. night to withdraw their labor Last Wednesday, management i from the casino — one of two in asked the court for a week's WL~__ the Bahamas after manage- grace to settle the matter out of nwnt failed to timed with (bern court, for better pay arid working conhowever, "Since then we've dltions. heard nothing," said one crouThe main grievance, says pier, "and on Friday all crour. ~~ 74_4_ I spokesman John McNally, is Pico ' wocking time was in. "-"!" that management has in. creased 20 minutes every hour reased their sorkuig hours and full contiol taken of all tips Fish Fry - The company Is a subsidiary At Navy School of Investors General Realty Corp. of Edison, N.J. Nav Airman Recruit Joseph If. Gorman, son of Mr. and Mrs. fry at the school cafeteria, on Paul E. Gorman Sr. of Lake November 2, from 4 to 8 p.m., Mary, is currently enrolled in and Made with entertainment by the the aircraft launch the Naval oo at sch l recovery band. Air Technical Training Center, t William C. Branan of Sanford menu will consist of Lakehurst N.J. has been promoted to brigadier fill eis, hush puppies, beans and / I . lr - general in th e U.S. Air Force cole slaw, plus a cold drink or '' recently. ~ coffee. There will also be a bake sale, Tickets arc being sold by Sgt. Hampton lie was also appointed ..-.. commander of the Southern Boosters and students, or may - Communications Area at be purchased at the door. Take Reassined out dinners will also be Oklahoma City Air Force ,-AlU -.01, Station. available. Technical sergeant Zed M. .: . -. , Proceeds from th edinnerwill hiamimpton, son of Mr. and Mrs. The general, a graduate of . go towards new uniforms for ;eorge wo( --o. Hampton of Sanford, Seminole High School who _____________________ band members ordered this has been reassigned Sampson Lee Sharpe, 27, 50 . -. . . entered the Air Force in 143, to Nakhon Iu --fall. $'inrth Bethune, Entonville is In -. Phanom Royal Thai AFB, previously served as an : Scmiiinole County Jail, $5,000 Thailand. execu tive officer and deputy _________________________ __________________ lond, charges, breaking and Money and checks valued at liamplon. a graduate of chief of staff in the North ~ntering and grand larceny. VA reported stolen S,aturday ('ro:. high School, formerly American Air Defenac Corn ltuy Anthony lriescr, 18, 903 from ('anls and Swh Shop III rvcd as a supply services iiiai'I, and vice conuii.e 1 . Plans Fun Day itcdbird Lane, Altamonte the Altamonte M4tll. technician at lAme AFB, Ariz. the 14th Aer os pace Force. Sanford Optimist Club's outgoing president Terry Morris, right, s Springs, is in Seminole County Ills wife, Clontha, is the receives award voted by members for outstanding member for 11w Domnmerich Elementam; daughter of Mrs. Francis :Jail In lieu of $500 bond, Branan was a flight infrom vice-president Don Rathel, last year's recipient. Mary School Maitland PTA will ha ve Dupree of Sanford. structor '-charged and bomber pilot charged with fleeing and atOptimist International has nmed the local club winner of th e a Fun Day on Saturday, during World War 11. He tempting to elude police. state Outstanding Community Service award for leadership Lu a Vandals threw rocks through November 9th . Kickoff time Is received his bachelors Clifford Walter Johnson, 19, several windows degree Central Florida Kidney Foundation drive to raise In City Hall, funds for a at 11 a.m. and the festivities from Emory University in Firm dialysis machine. Also at Its fourth annual awards banquet over :503 Berwick Street is in the Phil Zuell building and a will last until 5:30 p.m. Some of Atlanta, :Seminole County Jail in lieu of prior to re-enlisting in the weekend the club received Optimist International's beauty shop Friday. Police the features this year will be a 1950. He has since served with $500 bond, charged with driving estimated damages at Presidential Citation for outsta nding achievement, $100. cakewalk, a dunking booth and Promotes Trio Strategic Air Command, and while intoxicated. 13 other games, an auction and was a Vietnam War veteran, I IC a spaghetti dinner. The dinner Everest Realty, Inc. of accumulating morethan 5,800 will begin at4:3o and la.stuntil l Maitland has recently flying hours and numerous pin. The auction is scheduled to promoted Jeanie Hartley. to military decorations. Ix-gin at 5 p.m. Some of the senior vice president, JJ.H. tie and his wife, Sarah, have : CALENDAR items to be auctioned off are Stuart to secretary, and T.P. five children. lawn furniture, tools, lamps, a savings account, grocer) dangerous and vicious animals Longwood I shopping spree, and plants. The Sanford OC-17. 28 DIvIslon 38 IXN Association within secure enclosures." special public is invited to participate It also makes It unlawful for A public heari ng on a I Area Pilot Clubs Joint dinner of Florida, 8 p.m., Lakeview in the fun. 'meeting, 7 p.m., Sheraton Inn, Nursing Center. S peaker M to maliciously deprive exception in a residential area Sanford city commissioners J. Lamb on insurance, "Lee Road, and 1-4 will hold public hearings at food, water, and protection to permit construction of a new their 7p.rn. Monday meeting at from their animals or to Church of God building on time Voting Airli e Keystone Club of Deltona, 7 AlcohollesAnonymousclosej a bandon, poison, beat ,klll, or orange grove property sou th of p.m., Deltona Community meeting, holy Cross Church city hail. MIAMI (AP) National Air- of the se ven employe unions misuse them. Wildmere Avenue is scheduled Center. Catered dinner at 6 Parish House, 400 Magnolia lines says it expects to bring all have agreed to reschedule Va- To consider annexIng 47 me commission will also for 7 p.m. to day before ci ty p.m. Ave., 8-9 p.m. 8, 00 0 employes back to work cations as a means of recalling acres owned by Golden Tee Inc. rehear an appeal from council sitting as a board of . DELTONA—In an attempt to Friday ii it can resolve differ. CVe1}b0d1. south of Sunland Estates Seminole County Disposal, Inc. adjustment. The company wants some secure a greater voter turn-ou t ences with strikers and cornsubdivision, on the east side of The Fern Park refuse collection During the regular council employes to take vacations duefor the Nov. 5 general election, plaining pilots. U.S. 17-92. company, which lost Its cer- meeting after the public imiem _____________________________________________________ the next two months that Wi th mem be rs of t he Intering be tificatlon to operate In the hearing Bill Gramkow will Repu rs of the Deltona he y would have had during the can Club, will man national Association of Machin -t bli To consider annexing 37 county ef(ecfl%e Nov. 12, was request a special excepti on at tables the Deltona conthree and a half months of the e Lsts voting Monday on a Plaza, th a& acres east of South Sanford granted a rehearing at last the commercially zoned BIRTHS OCT. 25, 1974 old week preceding the election to tract that could end a 108-day strike. But pilots have refused Mr. and Mrs. Murlin A. Avenue and north of Cornwall week's meeting. ADMISSIONS: Church of God strike, the company Sunday re- to go along with the resched. property on acquaint the voters with Road for Bralley Odham's Turner, girl, Sanford Sanford: Sheldon Polkoff, the firm's Seminola Boulevard o open a operation of the Florida voting versed its earlier position that uling. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Sanora Unit Three Planned unit manager, said that the corn- funeral 1)011W Cynthia D. Bacon layoffs would follow a new conmachines and the ballot, residential development. Thomas, boy, Sanford Shirley F. Rich pany has sold 500 accounts in "This IS a non-partisan effort (tact. The city's zoning board' last Mr. and Mrs. John J. Moses Knight "hard toreach" county areas In National President LB. May. on the part of our Club," says m at atoa o Farrelly, Girl, Sanford , Emily D. Yeackle To consider annexing order to "consolidate and week notified councilmen that Gary E Tahskl DM0 for tag had said throughout the on Mrs. Walter Roehner, president property between 20th Street although the special excepti Willie Sams improve" their service Of general deflhlitry and Country Club Road and In the resIdentially zone of the Deltona Republican Club, strike that it was hurting Naat 741 San Marco Ave. DISCHARGES Eunice I. S&awder remaining customers, Sanford Southwest Road owned by Wildmere Avenue area had not "to get every citizen in Deltona tional so much that some layMajorie Mosier, DeBary offs would be necessary. Office r,our Menday A continued request to rezone been granted to vote on election day. We feel Seaboard Coast Line Railroad nor the required Sanford: Annette J. Borg, Deltona through Saturday $ am. "We are tr)ihg to recall all and Atlantic Land and a tract of land next to the Aloma public hearing held, the new that part of the voter apathy, Norma E. Siracuse ?0 S m Ruth E. Mueller, Deltona employes, " a company spokesBaptist Church on SR 436 from church was already under demo nstrated in the primaries, lnhDrOVeiflent Co. Mcrdye F. Brown PhQr,,e n2 607 BIRTHS multiple-family IR -3 was due to a lack of un- man said Sunday. He said five construction, Sheryl Golden Mr. and Jack Rich, girl, residential to Office District (0derstandlng of the ballot." Wesley Smokes Public hearings are also C) is expected to be granted by Also expected at tonight's Sanford Residents may, stop and pick Cheryl F. Kindred scheduled to consider amenthe board. Two weeks h e meeting is adoption of a up a ballot for study, prior to ago, t DISCHARGES Donald Fach ding the zoning ordinance on or resolution noting the city's board expressed approval f 'cn day. Sanford: Hubert L. Martin planned unit development the nature of the rezoning, intent to annex and rezone to June B. Markovitz James Mitchinson Jr., requirements and standards for asked the developers of the commercial a nd apartment Joe Anderson Deltona 40-acre tract at the norapproval and to consider office building for Florida Megan E. Wilkins John W. Urban, DeBary rezoning to general commercial Interact Telephone to redesign thwct corner of SR 434 and Katherine Doughter-y .- ~ .1 Dempsey Carnes, DeBary property at the southeast their plans to make Line Road as petitioned the building Range Arlene J. Gunita 'I I Henry L. Wagner, DeBary corner of Airport Boulevard more "aesthetic." by Frank Schrirnsher. Tommie Slaughter Janet Pizzo, Altamonte and McQrackin Road. Joyce J. 1101)1)5 DeBary—At a mmmee.ing of the Springs County Comniision. chairBob Pickett of the Goldenrod Stewart F. Gatchel late West Volusia Zoning CornGerald A. Ward, Winter Jaycees will ask the board for man John Kimbrough said "1 Jean H. Wilkins, Apopka Springs their formal approval to make last week that the county may mission last week, a final site Mathew I,. McCormick, ,,? Ruby Mae Bacon, Titusville Bear Gulley Road In the file suit against the city If it plan was approved for the DeBary location of the Pan American Jo hn H. Williams, Titusville Southeastern sector of the permi ts development in Paula M. Leich, DeBary Bank of DeBary at the corner of An all-encompassing county county one-way for Oct. 31, flood prone tract. Lester Carroll, Lake Helen Claribel Lopez, Deltona West Hlghbanks Road arid ordinan ce th at will prohibit Nov. la Ernestine Blake, Miami nd Nov. 2. During these o Gloria L. Spencer, Deltona Ordinances are expected Legion Place. to . Sarah DuSue, Mims "ever)' living, non-human nights, the civic club will 11 Eileen K. Dalton, Deltona adopted I permitting site plan The building at the in. Thelma Jean Jones & girl, creature other than livestock, sponsor a "haunted castle" for be Sabina Kamnicar, Deltona tersection was occupied, furswine, poultry, and horses" Halloweeners at Glenn Tur- review on properties zoned for Lo ngwood Mary S. Williams, Ikltona from "running at large off their ncr's opu lent stone structure off commercial, business and nierly by a medical clinic. The (X"r.27,1974 William J. Bartholomew, industrial development, se tting bank officials have agreed to owner's property" will be Bear Gulley Road. Making ,il)MlSSIONS Deltona discussed Tuesday night by the road one-way is necessary, they sign regulations, peddler's reserve space in the building .. Marshall K. Pickett, Deltow Seminole County I Com- say, to handle the large amount permit requirements and an for a doctor. James O'Donnell Douglas L. Gault Jr., lake ectr ical code. According to Alan Edwar ds , missioners. of in-coming cars to the castle. el Dorothy M. Niller Mary president of the DeBary Civic . Another road will be provided ,Marjorie Dobbins A progress report is to be Association, the Association is Janette Murray, Osteen Commissioners are by now . ., f, I . Alice H. B('qUiC given by Grace Bradford, willing to spearhead a drive for , Priscilla N. hiosack, Osteen familiar with the ordinance, Swfluel W. Smith president of the Central Florida doctors in DeBary as there is a Ray Nlnshell, Orange City wtuch is the result of numerous Marion Jones Society for Historic Preser- need for doctors, especially by work sessions during the last OCt26, 1974 John W. O'Neal Jr. ' ration, on the restoration effort senior citizens, who have to several months. ADMISSIONS Animal Floria Washington le no regul.r at the old Bradlee-Mclntyre have protection a S SOC I a lions Sanford: special trips to Sinford or There will 1. Ifelen Spain Foster King representatives and animal ineeting of the Winter Springs niansion on Warrer. at SR 427. Del,and to receive medical Rebecca Morris control officials have both City Council tonight. The next Eliza Conyers t are. ______ by Caolo .'L .. • -. added to, and taken away From Lonnie Sheppard mneetingisschedule(lfor Nov. Jmnes B. Grant the broad-reaching ordinance. Marie S. Vestal Susan J. Castrianni Wanda F. Thomas A yearly vaccination and Evelyn Bickford Mary H. Turner licensing of animals susceptible I)avitl Morris ' l,vmm P. Farrell), to rabies will be- required by the William Lane. IX-Brry The regular Mon,day night Hosa Lee McNeil t'dtlflt)' law, if it is appro%ed by Richard H. Keay, lkBary ('it)' council meeting in Annie Simnmyion.s (lit' uoflUfliSSiOfl. Arumnando, Deltona Icier Casselberry will not be held this Lawson l.on Wilson Jr. Walter Putchel, Deltona The proposed law provides week because Monday is Thonmas W. Hughes, Deltona for the "confinement of fierce, Vetera ns' Day. __________________ _________________________ Miutwal Caporale, 1)eltona ______. Iletty Ingersoll, Deltow I — I Olit M. Thompson, Geneva _____________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _________________________________Violet Wycr. New (Jill) ma Lake NassauCasinos - __ - Warlow to assistant vice Airman Gordon preskient. _____ OUTSTANDING $ __________________________ ________________________ - 1 . Lyman Band's Maitland PTA -. .. ( Altarnonte Springs - James Monday Oct. 28,1974--3A County .__ No Hostage Negotiations THE HAGUE. Netherlands SAP) A lengthy ordeal appears in prospect for most of the 17 persons being held hostage in a prison chapel by a Palestinian guerrilla and three other convicts. The four men who took over the chapel at Scheveningen Penitentiary during Mass Saturday night freed a man, a woman and thrte children Sunday. But Dutch authorities said they would not enter Into detailed negotiations until the convicts released two more women and a child, keeping only male hostages. Meanwhile, prison officials delivered food, mattresses, pillows and blankets and three decks of cards to the chapel. !ntrrir 1 itir \Vi!!in ' (:av !!+rtrn;Lq mands of the convi cts were still vague. But one concrete demand was that another Palestinian guerrilla in the prison be allowed to join them. The guerrilla in the chapel, Adnan Ahmed Nun, and Sam! Houssin Tamimah, are serving five-year sentet,ces ' r I t itrir ri anfi ' tim' t in - ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) Academy Award-winning actress Susan Hayward has been released from Emory University Hospital and Is returning to her home In California, a hospital spokesman says. Miss hayward, 55, has been hospitalized since early October and sources say she has been undergoing nonsurgical treatment for a brain tumor. tier physician, Dr. George Tindall, has refused to disclose the resui ts of a brain biopsy last July. The hospital spokesman, John lloier, said of Miss Hayward: "Her doctors say her condition Is much Improved." __________ - India BRIEF - .. .., Howard Hunt Testifies WORLD . •. - FOR WASHINGTON tAP) — E. Howard Hunt Jr., foreman of the Watergate burglary team, Is facing questioning In the Watergate cover-up trial from a prosecutor he claims has tried to get him to commit perjury. Hunt, called to testify today. war the second witness In the trial, which entered Its fifth week today. A session was being held even though It was Veterans Day, a federal holiday. . . - WASHINGTON Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield says wage and price controls will be needed before the nation's economic problems are solved, but Treasury Secretary William E. Simon says improvement will begin to show by spring. Both were Interviewed on separate television news interview programs Sunday. - . 1 1', AFL.ClO has spent $1.4 million on politics this year, Its latest campaign finance reports show. The national trust run by the American Medical Association has spent $192,697 in the same period, and its 38 state committees have spent additional sums. The United Auto Workers union has spent $763,395 ttLs year for political donations. These werc the largest totals spotted in a review of the latest campaign finance reports, which arrived in Washington last week. The reports cover the prriod between Scpt. 1 and Oct. 14, and give totals for the year so far. Mansfield, Simon On Controls "All of this Is predicated on agreement and willingness to _____ put all these existing programs into one," Weinberger mid in _______ . an interview. "If we're talking .________ ---about adding a new program on top of everything else, lam the . ", . first man to oppose it." Fji: ____ . In a draft memo obtained by the weekly N a tio nal Journal, __ Weinberger argues that the W&L ---proposed plan, a form of negalive income tax, would make _____ i 0 Congress more keenly aware ______ that sweetening the welfare pie in Susan Hayward CAMP DAVID, Md. (AP) President and Mrs. Ford spent a relaxing weekend at Camp David and introduced their new dog, liberty to th mountaintop retreat. A spokesman said Ford swam and played golf both Saturday and Sunday and coaxed liberty into the water Sunday. The President managed to squeeze in some work Sunday morning and had time to watch football on -television in the afternoon. Mrs. Ford, recovering from cancer surgery a month ago, went walking in the cool fall weatlwr. The first family returned to the White House in time for Sunday dinner. - _____ Campaign Gifts Detailed WASHINGTON i AP) — The political trust run by the IN Frank Story, Box 515, RL 4 SIt 419 re ported television and David Morris, 22, 122 money, valued at $700, were nderson Circle, was listed In stoen Sunday from his home. good condition at Seminole Dorothy L. Pavesich, lernorial Hospital today after Plantation Apartments, kuffering back injuries when he reported household goods tell into a man hole on 20th valued at were stolen treet and Maple Avenue, Sunday from a storage area. unday. p Power tools valued at $420 : Robert Lee Perry, 21, 12th were report ed stolen Saturday Street, is in Seminole County from Tuskawillow Middle 3ail In lieu of $500 bond, School, Tuskawillow R9ad. harged resisting an officer jithout violence. Brian C. Ireland, 20, 2614 Willie Lee Tennell, 30, 1819 Sanford Avenue, reported two lrport Boulevard, is In men fired shots at him as he Seminole County Jail, in lieu of follotl them after armed $580 bond, charged With robbers took $180 from the Shop careless drivin, unlawful and (,o Store on S. Sanford peed, and driving while in- Avenue Saturday night. The dlOXIeatLd. men were armed with pistols while in the store, according to sheriff's investigators. BRIEF Nixon BLOTTER anford NATION IN Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. __ - I WEATHER �Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Oct. 28, 1974-5A OPINION I Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. b Monday, Oct. 28, 1974-4A I -- Evening FLORIDA HeradId WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director IN BRIEF ANDERSON EPA Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $2840, By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Generates Reports, Not Solutions Of Reputation There were those, nearly a year ago, in the wake of the Saturday night massacre, who doubted he' U:, ii ft'a t inns (if I i .J;iwui'sk Archibald Cox as the Watergate special prosecutor, Ile was a Houston attorney, without experience as a Prosecutor or in government except in the Nuremberg trials. He had been one of Lyndon Johnson's personal attorneys and had been WILLIAM described as no crusader while serving as president of the American Bar Association. He was 68 years old, had made a lot of money and was believed reads' to retire to his Texas ranch. Could such a man handle th e pressures of th e Watergate prosecution and control a high-powered staff of young prosecutors ready to resign at the drop of a hat if they were crossed? The answer, a year later, is a quiet and emplaticves 4 WASHINGTON — The Environmental — "The potentially serious health effects of says the report, Is "a triumph of fancy owned property. it was a strange deal, which Protection Agency has engaged in a "bean pathogenic aerosols In the human food chain are bookkeeping." Rep. Jack Brooks, [)-Tex., immediately began to count" instead of meaningful research to rid the not under serious study." Yet "dead" aerosol FOOTNOTE: EPA's research head, Albert inestigate. nation of pollution, cans are constantly ploughed Into land fills. FrakoskI said the Senate report was a "bum Our inquires, meanwhile, mightily upset the — "Lurge cities (New York, Philadelphia, This is the conclusion of the Senate anrap." To be sure, he said, there are "many White House and GSA. We took note of their Los Angeles and otherss) have serious problems tipollution sutxcmiiiittee, which has problems" but the report is off base on bcth the protests in our March 22 column. "GSA officials pleted an exhaustive report on EPA's research with ocean dumping of municipal sludge." Yet "facts and understanding of the problems. we've vigorously deny," we wrote, "that the $20 million only a "minor effort Is presently funded" to solve done activities, a good Job under the circumstances," building was purchased more for the conThe subcommittee found that EPA the problem. on March 22 venience of President Nixon than the governDUBIOUS DEAL: We reported There is still no research plan regarding "generates thousands of documents" but it is supposed to house." employes tha t the General Services Administration had meflt Produces few solutions. It research has been indoor pollutants,'atthough it has been an j55j acquired a $20 million, out-of-the-way building for se veral years. Most of the population , But this didn't satisfy GSA's press chief rrossly inadequate, for example, on how to end apparently for the convenience of then-President Richard Vawter, who sent me a letter spends most of their lives Inside." the discharge of disease-causing sulfur and lead, — City air controls are often ridiculous. New Richard Nixon, who needed a handy place near castigating my associate Bob Owens for and how to stop the destruction of offshore ocean York City controls pollution inside the city, but San Clemente to store his presidential reporting "Ill-founded charges" and accused areas with city sludge, the report charges. documents. "prevailing winds from the west carry pollutants him of "Jaundiced Journalism." Present programs "will lead to knowing more into New York City." The city's own controls "The President's San Clemente estate," we Now the Washington Post, after gaining and more about.. . pollution, but doing less and mainly keep the air fresh over the Atlantierott', "is only about 10 mile's away and already access tip the GSA's files in San Franreru. has es about it,'' declare's tta' dcument,vhuh :' about 20,000 square feet of the building) have confirmed our story. It looks as if the GSA made prepared at the request of Sen. Joseph Montoya, Industry also gets a rap from the Montoya been designated as a 'temporary presidential this dubious, $20 million deal to chiefly benefit 1)-N.M. report. While it claims to be spending up to $725 documents storage" area," Richard Nixon. For after three years. GSA still Here, according to the report, are a few areas million to control "mobile source emissions," The building was obtained from Rockwell hasn't found tenants to occupy mo'e than two per that EPA has neglected: the true figure may be as low as $60 million, This, International In exchange for government, cent of the space at the mammoth facility. Jaworski Quits On Jaworski had added immeasurably to th e stature of the legal profession at the same time that some of its younger practitioners, especially those who were in the White House, have been giving the law a bad name. His courage, stamina and integrity now are unquestioned. He brought a sitting president himself to th e bar of justice, first as an unindicted co-conspirator in the as-yet-unpublished report of the Watergate grand jury, then as the defendant in th e landmark case of U.S. versus Nixon in the Supreme Court, When Jaworski won that case, th at was th e ball game. The forced disclosure of the June 23, 1972, tape recording was a fore-runner of the president's resignation and, indeed, a forerunnerof Jaworski's own decision to resign. What mains for the prosecutor's sta ff, notably the Watergate. cover-up trial now in progress and the late publication of a cornprehensive report including all the evidence Of presidential involvement, is clean-up .work. A. RUSHER SI Liddy Tel ls ~ C, 0FIN*4v . ,I .. .•, / / conclusion, IV . is Stor H 1- wo / , .~ I y ,~'... / . '. 'A' , .-I.; - i ir, _. -, ; . Won't Stop __ 1~ - is - BERRY'S WORLD ____ in Article _ __ ___ ____ _ _______ - tJi _ ____ Criminals I1. ff -A, i :_ ______________________________ I ____ ____ ______ ________ _______ A4 " ____ :' '" ______ (4 ,. :' - ____ ' ' .' - ' ," ____ "..: ' _______ _ _______________ _______ ____ ______ _______ _________ ________ _____ .,. f. \i/ I '),41ii MI Ii _ - Charged In Hold-Up - __ - ~_ Nation--Jefferson r-4 R' GEORGE W. CRANE Ph. 1)., M.D. at the polls, who are furnished by volunteers from our Better 1 Government Association CASE 8-179: Tony B., aged 'BGA, ('looked voting 'ifl. I tinUc with Z 9, leaches Political Science hardly dfl) z, "Dr. Crane," he groaned, "I abatement. ' see that labor union leaders So the main hope for now claim they ha ve a majority salvaging our form er great of all our U.S. Senators and Republic from the total decay ( Congressmen 'in their pocket.' that crumbled the earlier "So they say they will now be Roman Republic, is as follows: able to pass any legislation they (1) Labor union members are f 1 wish, now so literate and aware of I " Which means mobocracy zooming taxes due to owning can easily wreck our 'Free homes in the suburbs) that they Enterprise' system and even don't stampede like sheep w hen undermine our Constitution, their leaders try to dictate to which thus far has protected the them. rights of all minorities from any (2) Wives of labor union uth Congressional majorut> members S also demand more - := •J it "Is there still time to prevent business efficiency in govern. total collapse of our ment, which is why about 4.4 per , Republic from selfish cent of labor voted Republican J mobocracy voting?" in 1972. ' (3) If a business oriented Seminole Sunshine Kiwanis Club contributed $100 check to fund for Mrs Rubel Burfield at Thomas Jefferson warned minority President will then Sanford Atlantic National Bank. She Is In a Gainesville Hospital recuperating from her ninth operation for that large cities would be tlie ve to unwise "mobocracy bills, brain cancer. As a result of six years major medical expenses th e Burflelds he can still prevent the takeare In danger of losing ruin of this Republic! their home and cars used to secure loans. Left to right. Guy Thornton, see why, by over of this country by any And you can club director; Ed Fagan, treasurer; Dorothy Williamson of Sanford Atlantic and Luck)' Labrusciano, club president. viewing our situation here in propagandized majority, IF. (4) That big "IF' means, if Chicago, which Is probably typical of most of the large city literate voters, both Democratic, Republican and political machines. ' ______ 11 - '" 1 -' ____ I - - -' - , - S - 'v- -- COCOA, Fla, f AP) A 10-year veteran of the Daytona Beach Shores police force is charged with armed robbery In connection with a foiled holdup attempt of a local restaurant. Cocoa police said Alvin Johnson, 35, a police sergeant in the oceanside community about 7C miles north of here, was arrested Sunday as he allegedly fled from the restaurant. Johnson was being held in the Brevard County Jail today. Police said an officer grew suspicious when Johnson entered the restaurant and decided to investigate. Through the restaurant's windows, the officer repertedly wit. nessed Johnson pull a gun and herd employes Into a corner where they were forced to lay down as he rifled the cash register. As Johnson backed out of the restaurant, police said, he was nabbed by the witnessing officer and others called In I as backup. Chief Chuck Stiles of the Daytona Beach Shores department Identified Johnson as the ai"rested suspect, but would not comment further. a,,,,,, DON ATES C.) i — I i rur.D , ,, I ourt n S uspect A Representatives from Chicago of Independents, will elect at thus confided to my son Phili p east 35 per cent of the 100 U.S. Senators and-or 34 per cent of that in a national election: by 435 members of the House of "We'vote 75,000 tombstones . Representatives who are chicago plus marking an instead o mere f ballots to a me: cushion of least For 34 per cent can thus 300,000 for the machine" And that 300,000 "cushion" of prevent, mobocracy from DELAND, Fla, IM)'- A original charges of kidnaping Station employes reported mooney. The father was not phony votes is over and above ovenjdlng a Presidential veto! fourth suspect has been at- for ransom and robbery. West missing early Friday. A identified, Once 67 per cent of both the heavy democratic majority rested in the kidnap-slaying of a Others under custody were ransom demand was e Hou ses of Congress is "in the ,. of "inner city" and welf "BU h'is fllOu,vr salU UIV ar young radio station disc jockey, Victor Williams, 28, charged telephoned to WKKX later that mone pocket" of labor union leaders ballots, w as a beck of a lot less and a first-degree murder with gran d larceny, and Alton morning. Sta tion ow ner Tom ° any other mobocracy) then 'Thousands of these Cicag charge has been entered Richard Norwood, held as a Joyner took the $10,000 to a than the ransom demand, ,the ied voters are so illiterate they chaos will destroy our against one of three others un- material witness, "' fishing camp near the city, and sheriff s aid the Republic! from tier detention. th at 's promp t e d th require aid Funeral services were ached- police and FBI agents followed whole It almost happened under F. ' democratic polls officials, who A spokesman for Volusia uled later in the day West, the man who picked it up in a went something generally mark the ballots for D. Roosevelt, when he decided t ' n" County Sheriff Edwin Duff II whose body was found In a men's room. - . ° to nullify the U.S. Constitution the machine said Willie James Gillyard, 31, wooded area In this Central West's iuother is llhu1iI. ackingth The Despite eSupreme Court! ransom siccredlted "watchers" %p recovered of l)eLand, had been picked up Florida community Saturday, e Kerrville Daily a la tnr1u .n,l LIW 5VU1 WIUI ..1t. A... ..tC.., L------te' r . j In,4n,, wiu Ud7 al my (IC W3 ICpOfleU tflLSskidnaping Fred C. West, 21. Ing and a $10,000 ransom paid. Duff said he assumed the kidWest, a 6-foot4l, 270-pound James Perry Ables Jr., 28, "We expect to wind this thing naping was planned after re- bachelor, had been a disc jock. taken into custody Saturday, up soon," Duff said Saturday, ports that West's father had ey at the country music station charged today with murder but no new arrests were report- recently died in Texas and left since his arrival in 1)eLand last In the first degree in addition to ed by late Sunday, him a considerable amount of ear. In DeLan Kl ap-S aying y . 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Address measure (ab) 42 Son ofGad (Bihi 43"hrt 45 l'crcheti 47To talk lSp) 49 Moral 52 In good health 5.3Co room 16 Pub 17 Verse rhythm 19 Capital of 21 Saint Tomorrow: South America LL i (pi) NWHEAUSORET Answer j Light-hearted conjunction COCBKGPRROCCABEROSH was was 14 Negativ e . )c,,rr,, - ____ -- _________ SUNSHINE KIWANIS _ case Cities Will Ruin - ' _______ Around ' __ - - 4 owed from 1970 and 1971. but that once he completed the "They told me the ground purchase, a buyer appeared. wasn't any good," she told the Muntzing told the Herald he Herald, "anti that $10,000 was completed the sale of the land all it was worth." for $45,(X) to an Orlando group She said Adams sent her to in April, 1974, after he waited Muntzing and that the two men long enough to qualify for (apersuaded her to sell the land vorable long-term capital gains oven though she said she pro- tax rates. tested over a period of a year. "We did make a profit on it, Muntzing said he bought the but that's what people buy and land in partnership with Adams sell property for every day, to after he could not find a buyer, make a profit," Muntzing said. S - J/ "& ____ ____ __ ~ 1. . -_ . _________ _____ ____'" Cop I; m _b_X _ __ ' I Muntzing said he estimated the administrators of the will would receive about five per cent of the earnings of the estate's investments, the Herald said. The widow of W.E. Deacon told the herald that Adams, a real estate broker as well as police chief, said she had to sell 19 acres next to an Interstate 10 interchange in Okaloosa County for $10,000 in 1972 to pay taxes S . _'_,~_ I DefexIlng his decision to grant probation to a • niessed pusher of LSD to school kids, a The October issue of "Harper's" carries an ' Cleveland Judge recently said, "If the police article by Cordon Liddy that deserves the close ___ want vengeance, that's one thing. If they want auentionof anyone who cares what other people 11 rehabilitation, that's another." are t hinking. S Commenting on the uproar over the pardoning Officially liddy was counsel to the finance _____ ,• of Richard Nix on, Vermont Royster, retired committee of the Committee to Re-elect th e ______ A editor of the Wall Street Journal, charged that, President. Unofficially he was the guiding spirit 1. "Clearly, much of the anger vented on President 'f the team that burgled Watergate, and seems . . '- _____________ Ford is in reality a cry for vengeance on Richard to have originated that whole idea, among _______________ . Nixon." others. Since his arrest, he , uniquely among Attorney General William B. Sazbe described has preserved a Spartan . IS silence. The courts responded with a series of the box office poiularity of a current movie In h - -1 ti heavy prison sentences, which he is now serving. which a citizen takes the law into his own hands as "chilling." Yet shortly after that, the nation's In his article Liddy rigorously observes his / r ule against discussing Watergate, but he sets chief law enforcement officer denounced the 141 _________________ _______ _____ ___ forth a view of America that Is clearly intended idea of rehabili tation as a "myth " and called . to explain th e philosophical basis for his actions. probation, in the face of rising cr e statistics, _______________________ __________ ills style is forceful; his references display "a kind of never-never land ... that has never __________ considerable erudition; and his opinions are 11ved up to its promise." ''" clear and strong. Says FBI director Clarence M. Kelley, "In hf Liddy considers himself a realist, and it I, America today there is a corps of hardened, ex. ______ from this standpoint that he looks at man "as he perienced criminals who have been arrested ____ is." and not "as one might wish him to be," He time after time. And they keep on committing 6. asserts that America was founded and populated crimes" by "a vigorous people, led by an educated elite." Well, just where does justice end and . Despite all vicissitudes, and with some I Never Did Understand Those vengeance begin? modifications, - constitutional system Vengeance is supposed to belong to the Lord. managed to survive and function effectively Money Problems!" Butfewsodetiesinhistory havcbeefl con tent to until very recent times, when: leave it in His hands. The right of assembly peacefully to seek Today, rehabilitation Is the guiding concept of redress cf grievances was corrupted into enlightened penology. Yet we actually do almost violence. and freede'rnnf expression into license nothing to make it possible for a felon to find a Mass-communication technology had the useful place in society after he leaves our synergistic effect of producing an '.xtraordinary revolving door prisons. All the while, the crime 4-- five vehicle for the acquisition and e rate continues to soar and we seem helpless in ".'r. The powerful alliance of the (orulLi Editor, the face of it. Editor aniline hatter attacked the elected governments The Sanford Lions Club and the Seminole In the past few years of rapid growth, It is probably impossible to identify and isolate , if two administrations, one of each political Lions Club want to thank you for the fine Seminole County has changed from a largely the element of vengeance that may be present in party. One govcrnrent abdicated. The other. publicity that we received during the past six rural area City the outrage the ordinary person feels when he chose to fight." weeks, working up to our Spaghetti-Bingo and and County officials have tried to keep pace with hears of a drug pusher being set free, or a Tel Liddy. then, recent events, obvi Ha Sale. This was a primary this growth by providing necessary services to 9 including Watergate, are not to be understood as reason for the success of both of these activities, the residents, but one area has been overlooked, meted out to his underlings. new and malignant developments in the body Because of this we will have money to carry on The absence of adequate public libraries for al! Carried to Its extreme, however—and that Is 'hitic. but as episodes Ina continuing struggle: our vital Sight Program in the 14 schools of North the citizens of Seminole County remains a where It seelies to be heading-_this self- doubt is going on is nothing new in the history of Seminole County. Of course we will need more' glaring defect in our community. Now the voters about our motives, this quest for perfect, man or of governments. It Is a contest for money to carry out our civic duties, but we have have an opportunity to fill this gap, in the flawless justice will leave us even more i'wCr." zed than we are now, enough to keep things going for now. We will November 5th general election there is a straw In that contest, however. Liddy identifies a As it is, the our courts are legalistic battlegrounds have some type of fund raising activities in early ballot asking if the residents support a tax levy to in which nc an amount of money one has or the formidable combatant, "advocacy 1975, 1975, we even have a few cases of light Bulbs left secure library service on a contractual basis cleverness of one's journalism": to sell. However, thanks to The Evening lawyer or the luck of the draw with the Orlando Public Library. The League of '\'I"cacy journalism Perceives as a virtue determining which Herald and our club members who judge hears the got out and Women Voters urges a YES vote on this imare all the denial of reality, the substitution of the sub too often the worked, we can determining carry on for now. portant item. All factors in whether facets of our population, from J'1Vt' "ught' (or the objective 'Is'; it seeks not We will not forget the cute little girls in the preschooler to the senior citizen will benefit justice is done or not, 1" observe and report so as to provide a data Halloween costumes with two of our Lions from a good county library system. We cannot A little Vengeance might be of incalculable base for the taking of decisions by the people but members being on the front page of The Herald afford to wait any longer to provide this service benefit to society. its advance goals of its practitioner's selection. in color. to Seminole County. Vote yes for public libraries. Punish the wrongdoers— This is accomplished not through overt adfaIrI, but quickh Thanks again. .'racy, a in the editorial or tither identified Marilyn Crotty and surel,,, 1k,, don't Just put them away for a Dr. H.H. Dougherty President time but teach 'i'res' 'ii 1 opinion, but covertly, through then, skills and pay them for President it'i'tl(':i, disIortio,, nnuissic'n, and, on occasion, League of useful work In prison so that they may both make Sanford Lions lit u'atu'n . . Advocacy journalists, . , as Women Voters amends to their victims and have something . Club of Seminole County with which to start a new life, i)led practitioners of deception possessed of' ItpIIIIIUS technical means the better to odeati, are dangerous." f low, then, is the battle going? For Liddy, the I nuted .Stes today "is a eakcned nation." In a Watch it, folks. They're now trying to use the fuel oil '.e "rid d'iuminated by the print dicated alongside each name was probably the of the survival situation as a means of "casing" your house. per. 1 the fittest, "a significant portion of the centage of ownership on the parts of all concerned. We've lied a report of a blue pickup which has the lone '.iIion's armed forces" consists of 'illI had a subsequent call from Douglas Stenstrom occupant carry a stick with him, ostensibly representing ehsciplmi'd, often drugged dropouts." "What," saying, "For goodness sake, Johfl, would you please tell an oil company ..and he was going to check the supply in be demands bluntly, ''wrald the Red Army. them it's not us," %,ujr tank •4f-;, '!'i.,,'.I A.'..,. 9 Tr,it}, Ik..,., E. Ct_________________________ _____ 7 __ ___________________________ , - Die In Weekend Wrecks ship with Kissimmee Police Chief Don Adams, who was admiulnistrator of an estate, to put. chase property from the widow for $10,000. They subsequently resold the properly, whLn had originally cost $,OOO, for $45,000, the Herald reported. Adams was recently indicted by a grand jury on charges of tying In connection with a shooting Incident in which he Estate Controvers y ___ ____- I It ________ ________ Letters To The Editor New York's Patrolmen's Benevolent Association seems to be delighted that i'nly 29 per cent of randomly selected police officers flunked an honesty test. Great galloping Gallup! That's nearly a third. At best, the officers can claim no more than the consolation prize. Among civilians. 94 per cent failed to turn in wallets deliberately planted on sidewalks to tempt their integrity, But it's hardi) cause for rejoicing when 51 wallets were handed over to policemen by citizens who said they found thorn and 15 "ulcers failed to turn thenu in. Besides, there's something about the stunt that appears a little sneak). Candid cameras were trained on the unsuspecting passersby who picked up the wallets and obviously mno.st if them smiled. Maybe the test proves something, although it's not clear "tihit. li nothing else. it demonstrates the aphorism that honesty flit' best policy. And it shows that "finders keepers' is not only a dubious mural phIlos'ph). It can be positively embarrassing. was wounded in the leg. In another deal, Muntzing drew a will for an eccentric, 82year-old cattleman revoking one drawn three months earlier that left everything to his foster daughter, the newspaper said. Under the new will, the estimated $1 million estate of Law. renee Silas is to be administered by two of Munzting's clients on behalf of several heirs. Three people died in traffic accidents on state roads over the weekend, Including the driver of a car that went out of control, became airborne and landed in a garage, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Julius Melton Mullis, 26, of Tallahassee, lost control of his car Friday night while making a turn on U.S. 27 in Perry. troopers said Sunday. His car struck a tree while airborne, then landed nose first ard upside down after crashing through the side of a garage, troopers said, Eighty-four-year-old Walter Kenneth Sprague of Yankeetown was killed In a head-on collision In Levy County Saturday afternoon. Ja'nes Halbert Demerast, 23, of Orlando, died early Sunday after the car he was driving left Interstate 4 north of Auburndale, troopers said. , ..1. " 11 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) house Speaker. designate [kun Tucker says he favors exempting the Baker Act, described as a bill of rights for mental patients, from provisions of a new law designed to exorcise the "phantom government" from Florida's capital. In a letter to Sen. Philip Lewis, l)-West I'alrn Beach, Tucker said drafters of the new Administrative Procedures Act apparently did not intend for Its strict rules to apply to the Baker Act. "In fact, all indications are that the drafting committee did not even consider Including the Baker Act within the purview ('If the Adininisti-ative Procedures Act," Tucker wrote. "If by some oversight the new act is construed to appl) to the Baker Act procedures, the Baker Act might be fatally weakened," 3 I/ ': 11: -I ______ -.1 f, / ___ /r/" -e ______ a _______________________________________________________________________________ Wallets Bugged KISSIMMEE, Fla. (Al') A grand jury investigation of the Kissimmee chief of police has revealed that Republican comptroller candidate William U. Muntzing was involved in an estate controversy involving a widow who took advice from both men, the Miami herald said. The newspaper said in to. day's editions that Muntzing formed an unrecorded partner- J DON OAKLEY , /I / ' 4 . . - Baker Act Exemption Urged Jo,,, - '' Jaworski's recommendation of his 43-year-old deputy. Henry Ruth, for consideration as his successor is a good one. Ruth has been with th e special prosecutor's office from the beginning and can be relied on to maintain its independence and to bring its work to an orderly and honorable In - JACK 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFOR D, FLA. 327-41 Area code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 Top - Candidate sIl aIl Jill Mill JIl JIll MENNIIIIII , JlIlI MEN NNE_ MaliI MEN N U AN . NHIIIIIIIIIII1000 NEWIMAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII NOI WENN 1 imuil Emu VER JlIl IIJJU JIll IiIIIIIIIIIIIII10 Jill lI Jill JIl JIl JIIP a LOS ANGELES (AP) — . cret Service agents have confiscated more than $8 million worth of bogus but realistic $100 bills in what they called the largest seizure of counterfeit money in US. history, Four men were arrested Sunday and booked for investiga. tion of manufacturing and possession of counterfeit money, said Robert E. Powis, special agent in charge of the Los An. geles office of the Secret ServIce. Powis described the bills as being "definitely passable. It looks like the intent was for a rather wide-scale distribution." lie said the largest counterfeit seizure prior to this was a $6.1 million haul in Chattanooga. Tenn., in 1973. Printing and a private realdence in Cerritos, Powis said. An additional $750,000 in false $lOOs and a number of printing plates were found at Gus Print. ing, he added. Powis said an offset press and charred remnants of counterfeit $5, $10 and $20 bills were found at the Cerritos residence. "We are fairly confident that none of the bills got out into circulation," Powis said. The arrests capped a threeweek investigation, Powis said. 1k said the men will be arraigned Tuesday morning before the U.S. magistrate. GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME * immediate help at whatever hour the need arises 1k said agents acting on a tip stopped a van in suburban 141kewood and found $7.5 million worth of counterfeit bills inside. The driver of the van, I,eonard - N E"M . W - - _i - -5- -- - -- ______i___ -5- - - ------5-- --5- -- - ii___ -- --5 - -4 ' - — __'_ iii, -5- ----- 61 _, __. e___ - S - - - I �SPORTS WOMEN --- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - I& - 14 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Oct. 28,1974---,6A Monday, Oct. 28, 1974-1B ______ LEE GEIGER DEAR ABBY . Church Serves . 1W I . Columnist Makes His Prediction Sugar Prices Soar; So Do Profi ts __ _________ I..,,' -_ "I *'! , tk ' M _ -- ~_ a ~ ~ -_ k-.:,_Z --- I 1 I L v" 'O, 4 S inners, Saints is no way we can raise our suppliers of baked goods to By JEAN PATrEs0N There is no sugar shortage to says soaring sugar prices sugar industry Wednesday, Women's Editor prices high enough to realize restaurants and hotels, hike prices, Moses contends. He fueled a 1,200 per cent Jump in SuCrest Corp.'s s weetener dlvi. Sugar prices are sure taking the profits we were making this "We're in it tight squeeze," can et all the sugar he wants, the corporation's after- tax slon said It will raise Its whole. lt ABIGAIl. VAN IlL RF;N the icing off the cake in time last year." said Belden. "We've got to the any time for a price, profits during the third quarter sale price for industrial sugar Seminole County. Today Stegner is paying point where we're seeing a There Is no way the baker can of this year. by $4.95 per hundred pounds, Everything's gone up flour, $47.65 for a 100 lb. bag of sugar; great increase in cost but can't keep up his profits, said Moses. Net income tor the three. effective at the close of business DEAR ABBY. Three years ago, after 26 years of marriage, I shortening but the worst he paid $14.25 for the same bag pass it on to the consumer." There comes a point when the month period ended Sept. 30 in. Friday. found out that my husband had been unfaithful to me. thing as far as maintaining a year ago. Powered sugar has The bakery operates on the consumer Just has to say, 'I can creased to $20.96 million, or lie is a very special person kind, honest, friendly, and very in slightly more than a year, and this infidelity occurred profits is concerned, is sugar, increased from about $16.25 to bid basis, and most bid prices do without bread.' active in our church. He travels some, $9.23 a share, That compares the supermarket price of a five. according to Sanford baker $49 a bag, and brown sugar has were settled before the sugar when he was away from home. Customers do complain about with $1.6 million, or 3 cents a pound bag of sugar has leaped Tom Stegner. also more tlan tripled in price, price increased. rising prices o baked goods,, h Since this happened, I haven't been myself. I feel like a share, earned in the same pertfrom 79 cents to as much as "Everything we make con"We're had to raise prices "We're not working for a admitted, but they're not od in 1973. The corporation is $2 zombie. lam play-acting instead of saying the tings I really want in some parts of the natains sugar," he said, and curtail production we profit any longer," Belden blaming the baker. "They the parent firm of Great West. to say to him. tiri Hardest hit are the fancy just can't afford half-price day- added. "we're working to break realize it's not our fault sugar's em Sugar Co., the nation's I love him very much, and thought he loved me, too, but if he decorated cakes with their piles old goods, and a pan of burned even, and possibly a little so high - and flour and shor- largest beet sugar processor. Great Western Sugar's operdid, how could this have happened I've searched my thoughts of sugary frosting. cookies can really mess you up below," tenirig and eggs," Moses said. trying to understand where I failed him, but I haven't been able to The twelve-fold Increase in ating profit before taxes anti "was our real profit line toil Stegner said. ' Manager(if Fairway Markets come up with an answer. The only persons not hurting Great Western United's profits administrative costs rose to wtwn sugar was cheap," ex. It's not only the retail bakers bakery in Orlando, Felix from higher sugar prices are was generated by sales that $44.67 million from $4.65 million When I see him praying rn church every Sunday I wonder how pled Stegner, but now the who ,iri hurting Moses Coil)1)1;1 n d in t o cm h ihsrite I kact help me These (host % mlii charts in sni'.ir mlmJb!e(J from l 5 million last in the 191 ril S ih went I I I I Udt ii N tO 10 hut tiin s N r itu ii ii1l , ti I JilUttii)ii dill iii.irkittii, i I1SUI tilL $164.9 iiuiiwn (ruin iu i williun year $180 million There Just-Rite Bakery in Sanford, devil; they're eating us UI)!" Great Western * [WAR STILl You say that you "know" your husband was high as it was a year ' United Corp. In another development in the a year ago. unfaithful. how can you be sure -unless be admits it? Have you asked him? If you haven't, do. It he denies It, believe him. If he admil-- It, then ask him why he felt the need to stray, but don't be disappointed if he can't answer that question. ______ Vets Say Thanks A Go B ess We don't always know the reasons for our actions. Clear the alrQuittorturingyourself with doubts. And don't prejudge him. A church isn't a museum for saints -It's a hospital for sinners. (Let ( The women of the Disabled The Veterans Administration wounded soldiers since World It takes so little to bring these he who is without cm cast the first stone) m jot (VA) Hospital in Gainesville War I. and some of the patients American Veterans Auxiliary, . i toothbrush DEAR ABBY: I am planning my wedding and need an admits 25 to 50 veterans every have been there ever since, Seminole Unit 30, have pledged omb a paperback novel and opinion from someone outside my family, crocheted therap ball day, many of them from suffering in a way one can only to supply 50 or 60 ditty bags My parents are divorced and I have lived with my mother So little for us. so much for Seminole County. The hospital conceive of once one has ac- each month to sons of Seminole since early childhood. She has been a wonderful mother not only the ' has been admitting these tually visited them, 11). County who are in the hospital. -.. to me but to my brothers and sisters. She always thought of her . -. muse inca, who have given hildren first anus and legs in service, have My contributed nothing to my upbringing. Not even the nothing and ask for nothing. child support the court ordered him to pay. I didn't respect him Ill But the Women's Auxiliary I w lien l was a child, and l still don'I. feels the least It can do is . Although I think the tradition of the bride's father "giving provide them with the basic . - away" his daughter is beautiful, I want my mother to give me : toiletry requirements each away instead. month _______ 4 What do you think of such an odd switch? lk I dare suggest -1_l. Naturally, they do It __ it' alone, At the beginning of e th MAMMA'S GIRL --.. year 592 letters were written to ,.,r1. DEAR GIRL: It'sourwedding,andIseenoreaaon why your ....major manufacturers and R . moth er shouldn't give you sway If that's what you want. Tell . At i casinos around the country. The whomever will officiate at your wedding about your wishes. It hl~ ' response has been overmakes sense fo me.(P-S. l once attended a lovely wedding where, ,.e' wtieiming, with shipments of in response to the clergyman's question, "Who gives this woman . sample items and money In marriage?", the mother and father replied In unison, "We . . 77-7 contributions being received. •' :-', \! .-''T7 Theyalsowrotel44lethn-sto DEAR ABBY: I like the way you rem.lndyour readers tobea f i little more patient with their elderly parents. professional people in the \ .... là ,44 : , Tj_. . . M_r I Sanford My mother is an 88-year.old widow who doesn't need any They have had , ' ., I i three replies, even though the extra patience as yet, and ldoubt if she eves'wffl. L / ' ditty bags go to our own STYLES She reads and writes in seven languages, and proof-reads the I --Hebrew lettering for marble tombstones. Mom owns a duplex. Seminole County veterans. . . . ' _10l She lives downsiaira. alone, and rents the upaalrstoan.year.oId "We don't ask formuch "said Inityu1st Cande Eckitrom from Hulrbenderi of San Sebastian . " 'f•. S retLredeacaptaLnnamedJack.Jacklsbrht,aleaJalarpas Mrs Millie Garner' 100 Square, Altamonte Springs, demoinitrates the newest in natural ". Lakeside Dr., Sanford. "A few hairstyling on Wwee Middle School student, Laura Dryfus, a tack. " . o': , . The other day wil my brother Dave was visiting our . dollars, scraps of fabric ends of during a recent program In Mrs. Linda Tuttle 's home economies .~ It &'. _. . : I mother, in his cute and kidding way he said, "Ma. what's this I . - -0 .# yarn. Little things like that. To class. Oferald Photo by Elda Nichols) -hear about you fooling around with Jack?" -ar tw buys say uwnK you, . -. . 4 With atwmklem her eye. Mom shot back, "Don't worry, son, God bless you, for a tube of I'm on th e Is heartbreaking SIDNEY R.IN BRANDON, VT. She hopesto stir the hearts of DEAR SIDNEY Thanks for sharing a cheerer-uier I lks as the season of giving approaches. Persons with donations no matter how From left. Louise Landress, Doris Ileikklnen, Millie Garner stuff ditty bags small should contact Mrs. S 5 I Garner, or in the south end of . the county, Mrs. Louise Lank Skin Creams _____ dress, 241 Golden Days Dr., Casselberry, and Mrs. Doris 10 I This being a boxing colunin guess I " -_ _ -- 1. W - -L ;, ~L~ am ex- . - -- light, even though it really bugs me. Don't get me wrong I consider this 15 rounder from Zaire one of the greatest lights ever. The only bout that conies to mind when you think of better match-ups could be the first Ali-Frazier war. It's just that the fight scene has become - - . - , s to ft to ago. , :' - father . .. - - .. .' . , P - :4 ' ' - -, , ' - ri - . . 4. '.. ) area, - I ' ' - "• . LAMB - - p - S in X Epsil on S r"U•'TTU''rTi'JTS11't"•1 People have told me different ways to solve problem. of fair a young woman Xi Epsilon Sigma of Beth These include exercise and Sigma Phi had its opening day pearance. My problem may r ot extremely bad, but it breast enlargers advertised in at the home of Grace Marie bothers a lot. My brea is the back of magazines. Stinecipher with swim party I have tried the exercises and and covered dish supper, Since are small. they didn't seem to work. I then it has enjoyed interesting 4 know it takes time, but I did do the Polar 1t them for quite some time. Are Region and Australia. A cookthe breast enlargers effective ut at the home of Dottie and 4 and are they safe? I arri sure Jay Bolton was the September many women wonder about social. Plans are underway for A" them, a Chinese social and in DEAR HEADER Ireceive November, a Thanksgiving an enormous amount of mail rush social. ,o 4 hlelkkn; 471 Marigold Rd., ''w' I am a - my . . I . seem ____ me % I - ~ . V_ I A PTITO P I 1 I quite (1! It -, programs covering Ili . * - , o r '' I 4 Ii - . from women asking about small breasts and some asking r ' M \ . %_ - - We are proud to have Paul Miller back at Carroll's, heading our sales department. As many of you know, Paul began his career with us 17 years ago. j Members of city council of , .i about large breasts, and even Bela Sigma Phi have had two . F I, some worrying about unequal interesting speakers on Sky 'breasts. So, you are not King Youth Ranch and the . unusual. Little Red Schoolhouse. Plans . The only that are have already begun for the -useful in increasing the bustline annual Va lentine Ball, Feb. 8 at . are those' that increase the the Civic Center, Sanford. .. msmusclesofthectiestwall.These . " muscles are the pectoral muscles under the breast itself. OWN HAUNTED HOUSE Pushing the hands against weight tauh' other and XlTht'ta Epsibu's own scary witch and tricky devil dare all you lifting-type exercises help to Sanford area kids to venture into their haunted House, corner of Xi Beth Eta Chapter of Beta Sanford enue and 19th Wild these When they enlarge, Street, between the hours of 6 and 9:30 11111 recently Sigiiia the breast, even if small, stands held p.m. on Halloween night. They promise all kinds of thrilling Exemplar Rituals for new (ricks and treats. out a l.'t more. Don't neglect the miportante members at the home of Viola of posture. Hounded shoulders Frank. New members Kathy make t'vefl normal-sized Downer, Phyllis Senkarik, and Elen Keefer. a transferee, ceeni smaller .'i.iukkr bauk •m:d a pleas:iig v.urt rcuicd into tk- tLlpkr. Nancy Butler presented an 1xturt' help to improve ttc interesting program 00 Life iwarance of the bustline. . . o I .' . O il' -- - -, of to Exemplar Ritual SANFORD'S of proper )(1-,1(-111We)( - ?11f0k . ii) gi) fill' all hit' %'1)11 lived you r new r(mffl. inf'nmat i'm a bout tireasts CAR P OR TA- D ES K BETTY CARTER Sanford 4 ft For the Man I 32211)2 Casseit*rry. Winter Springs ELECT TOM MARILYN GARLANTI Lu 92)2 Altamonte S prings 8)d 92)2 TCCi (dy COUNTY 14)1.0* RICHMOND OISTRICT2 S743167 -! - - _ d . , '4 . F !" e.' ri .' (' Do'mt'!' •:! DEMOCRAT " ffi?p3ftrf1i $1 - 5,,* tl1 (4imft h4it., PP?R. W41 0 10 i#c CaWtt o:e ffvy 1u9I m,hiiit ç'a COMMISSION p1111'A4f PaidiwIyG, 1'wLC.,rpi,,, t,**, "q i' looll 900f'90 t,' stua FURNITURE 1 1 6 W. FIRST ST, PH. 3225181 i20 uj . . • _____ St'.-.t O.'4 F $ . . EASY CREDIT TERMS ?~', . (Il __ , ~ ., . ( , - . h%.,4h1'1W ...0 X _ - - - -, - - by Patriot harrier (left) but SN, ,Jayvee Toni Achesou (middle) did better with a first place spot. Brian Parker dung is outdistanced i ies a e ross oun all participated in the Annual Brantley finished first in the 1.1 Other top ten finishers were named to the first team All- Oviedo top-tenner was Greg Semumino!e County Cross County mile run with a new record time Mareverite Cornell (Trinity), County' Girl's Cross Country. Young tseventh with 1?:34 I. Championships held at the SNA of 7:21. Right behind her were Sue Stroup (Lyman), Robin In the boys' varsity meet, Taad McNulty was the top course Saturday. two more Patriots, Teresa Goff and Lisa Merle, Kathy Lake Brantley edged Lyman finisher. The Trinity Prep - in the girls' meet, the Tinsley and Kerri Hefernan, (Nnipsey (all of Lake Bran. for the county trophy with a runner W ldca Bur Patriots 4OmO Jones High School finally Ixirtunity to show their stuff showed everyone that they are offensively. a good team that has been Bryant passed for paydirt getting a lot of bad breaks as three times and took his team they overwhelmed the Lyman into the locker room at halftime G reyhounds 40-0 in the with a lopsided 28.0 lead over anerine ow a ur ay night. I' wasik.e .irS VIC.01) ,n six ' outings had a recOrd-breaking ' for me a.. In all Bryant put the ball in ") wv air 11 times in ..l tries arid • - ' • - _,,,,,, unts 1370 PASSING: Lyman Burkhart is YIldS. Latimer0 10 0 yards 11 127 yarns , 763 iones 1411 ° .2- firyn 10 pass !T yards RECEIVING, Lyman Cirter an or Jones Of yon 563. Brown 227. Ar. "old 227, Jones 2.17. from Bryant (run . RUSHING: Lyman Cieveand 24. Latmef 1020, Burkhart Ill 39). . Lyman's top posters All. The swift SN% junior varsity Tom Hurron (fourth with walked away with the lower 12:23h Glen Otto (sixth with level competition trophy. Their 12.32) and Mickey Kremer win kept coach Mike Gibson s Oviedo took third team scor g Gihnore taking in were lace in with f ham G bson pointed with his school's i second place with a 11:55 time. The other per- formance. . - IXOICU in over iu the Orlando school. , 3 Lyman f 127 Jones Jones 1170. Arnold 5 15, Mi ii 220 817. Ginyard 413. Harris 936 P-' Pa sses FumF,bies )ost 33 with 12:40), Joe Laughhn (tenth The final top ten finishers were l2:54). and Pete Rogers also named to the irst team (eleventh with 12: 54.5) County Boys Cross Country. air orne b They had played hard, but lost Yards. Greyhound fumbles and their first five Metro contests. interceptions paved the way for Coach Dick Copelands at least three Wildcat touchGreyhounds, on the other hand, downs. After a loose ball was started the- season with hig recovered by Jones Lineman hopes and a lot of good local Henry Warner, Bryant hit end talent. Robert Byron at the five-yard Alter beating Bishop Moore line, and ByTon scatted high school and posting a necessary yardage for a the score. respectful 2-1 record, they On Lyman's next offensive dropped two quick ones. Their attempt, Al Latimer was Metro opponents, Jones, made overwhelmed by the hard it three. rushing Wildcat defense and The Lyman offense was just fumbled the ball. Mile recovery, overpowered by a strong Jones by Gary Greene on the visitor's defense that was playing to 22, was then converted into a Homecoming partisan crowd in score by the Bryant-Byron duo. the 1-Bowl. The Greyhounds Later in the game, Wildcat were limited to five first downs defensive back Derrick Harris and less than zero yardage on grabbed a Bob Burkhart aerial the ground by the aggressive and set up a live-yard TI) by Wildcat rush. Mikel. Less than a But, the Jones led by minute after the steal, Wildcat quarterback Reggie Bryant, safety Kenneth Clark grabbed knew what to do with the ball, another Burkhart pass and too, when they came it. returned it 40 yards. SIX Greyhound turnovers In LYMAN JONES the two quarters of 'ila' s F ,.,, Jimmy offense across first gave the Wildcats the 01)' College 211101 Y.rds P t I' ti. ri East . ' 16 flo*Iinq AIM 73, Christ n Soulhcn (Joy 14 Auburn 3$. Florida $t 6 last Carolina 34. Da y ton 6 (Ion College 11, Catawba ' Florida 30. Duke 13 r crdhari 20. Joiin', Hoph-n% 63. Univ 0 Snuth Dakota 71 Nith.-rn F78-14 F78-15 2O si i.r. r. nec te •r,j CS till C 1 - G73-14 Biacil3'i LeItcs r?u.i 1. Ii 25 tvbilti i.J% 1741 Ii 87 12 I E. L. T. p1f liii ad ti, c'? 378-IS 1.t-!!W; - $ ll $2 t(T p1' lirl 12 55 9 y;ur car. . ai, I,,, c , -_i• ci'. - -1 K,rn 31, P I '1, ('1 Wisconsin it lnd'ao. .'S Southwest Arkansas 43. (010 SI utiov ;o last Te..s SI 31, Stqwn Austin 3 Houston Univ 77. Cuxinnati Te.S 77, Rice 6 AIM 70, Baylor ii Teas Col All 17, Anii 5111 trs Itch 20, 51111111 5PIPhUI LUBE AND OIL $550 UP Ii S tt rir t'tzid tnias multi grad, Oil (;mpi.- te Far West Ariion,s St II. N,* Meto 1 Roise SI IS. Norttwrn Ar, tonA 13 Origham Mississippi St 46. Loui%v,ilc 1 South Carolina North 31, 13 Carotna 73 Tenoessee 79, Clemson 2$ ii. I ior.cia fcnessee t AIM 14 'uita It. Tampa 71 Vanderbilt 71. M'ss'ss'ppi 14 Vifolinia II. Wake' I oi'st 0 MiI,tar II. William V.rg.na ci v'roinla Tech Ii. Richmond 1 ' Carolina 78. Presbv ter,an 11 w, Kentucky 31. Iast XCn lucky 21 I Ii M,srsti.iI 4: --'1 [1 Mithign * I Mary 70 71. St 7$, Iowa 11. Illinoit i; to*.i St 77, kansas e, Kent $Iatc' Si, Akron Ij Al Ohio 38. 1101coo 22 Michigan 19. M'nnc'ot.' 0 St 31, Purct,' M'scjrl 30. Colorado ii Nebraska 7. Oklahoma SI I Notre Dame 3$. Ms,,rn,, I l i Ohio St 55, Norlhsc-.l.'rri Georgia 71, Knnlucky 70 'o Green [4-T'] i ; 5.6015 Sc,titrn II linols 11 Georgia Tech 77, Tulane 1 Granibileo '76. Jackson St I) Louisiac 'itch 71. MNeese $t hi MArVIAnd 20. 140 Carolina St II. Univ 3 Illinois YDAYJ 4 VER midwesl Temple 71. Dilaware 17 Alcorn E $ Rutqri 70. Air Force 3 Yale 77. Cornell 3 South Alabama 41. 1 • -is i I? Ifi Football Scores Army 13, Holy Cross ID (011eot S. V'ilanov,, 7 Colgate 71. Lafayette 1$ ftkneIl 33 Connecticut ID. M.ass.ou sells 9 Irv,'lrd 17, (),,rtmoult, IS Lctgh 35, Mane 76 New Ithmjnhire 31. P4x1h eastern 11 Penn 70, Princeton II Penn St. 71. West V.rq'n,i I? P'lthvrgh 13. Navy ii Rhode Island I), Boston Univ . - 4 t caine . . amwaft SHIRLEY MILLET .,-----. Who Needs a Car Office MRS. DONALD BELL OPll E . 322 1812 Paul has been a resident of Sanford for the past 32 years and is respected for his extensive knowledge of the furniture business. We would like to invite all his friends to come in and get re-acquainted with him and our entire line of fine home furnishings. We stock many nationally advertised lines known for their quality in workmanship and design. You'll find products by Bassett, Dolly Madison, Clayton Marcus, Tell City, Hickory, McCall and many others. Paul will be pleased to help you with dir e ct factory orders, one of our specialties, or any item from our regular stock. Carroll's Furniture has been serving Sanford and Seminole County from the same location for 22 years. May we serve you today? Southern Middleweight Champion John Pinney returned to Missouri and pounded out a close but unanimous 10-round decision over Tommy Van Millen of Texas. The win kept Pinney' s record perfect as the popular Tampa fighter 110W is 25-0-2. Efforts to bring in P1 nnev in an exhibition with Sanford's Vie Perez fell through. 'I'hie two were supposed to appear on an all amateur card this past Saturday (Wt. 26) but the entire promotion was put off till a later day Over in Tampa the proposed Gler Morgan-Marcel Clay tiff also fell through. Ik'rei Was cxwct tug to see act 1011 against Miami's George Beasley but now like the ''jilted" date he is all dressed up with nowhere to go Tony Licata pulled out of his bout with Matt Dnovan up in Boston. The North American champ's manager, Lou Viscusi, gave the excuse that Tony's leg was injured in training Doug Brady, the Daytona It'aCh hanker, claims Dennis Riggs is now under his management and in the best shape of his life. This may be true hut if it is how come Riggs failed to show fora scheduled 10-rounder with undefeated Nlarvin llagler9 ... Oscar Honavena IS supposed to meet Oliver Wright in Home on Nov. 18 and then take on "Smokin" .Joe Frazier early in December Miami's former Heavyweight champion of the World Jimmy Ellis is set to go to London to take on Joe Bugner on November 12. / __________ Trinity Prep, Oviedo, Sanford Patriots out-distanced the with respective time of7:fland tleyi, and Julie Crensnaw score of 52-55, Malt Schultz of time of 11:52, but his team Seminole, Lyman, Lake Greyhound girls with a score of 7:23. Betsy Nies of Trinity Prep (Trinity). The girls who Lake Brantley finished third finished fourth in total standing Howell, arid Lake Brantley - 13-47. Darlene Ih'rkely of Lake in fourth with 7:41. finished in the top ten were with a time of 12:14 in the 2.5 with 9-4 points. mile run, Sanford Naval and Sanford Other top Patriot finlalist.s Seminole finished eight and • I were Ron Lyons (eighth lace sixth with score of 99 and 111 i Here And There In The Boxing Scene . ' banford Naval Academy. • exercises I with Janet Smith (right). Seven area high schools ma de a coupe wi his time . Thom Herald Correspondent A hi ocI, -cquires Three Franchises ' . By CHUCK MCCLUNG g Boxing one each in Orlando, Houston and Albuquerque. Second, Mike Quarry is back in the fold and is in training for a possible Houston 10rounder in November with Terry Daniels. For those who do not know what the World Team Boxing League is, or have forgotten what it is or never cared enough to find out about it, the ,r i. , foii llo ng are a facts uuai SIIOUIU br ng y ou up o date on it. Originally the idea was to build a team f amateurs arcd preliminary - fighters with an investment of $30,000 or more just to get started. I understand now the amateur idea has been scrapped along with the idea of using unknowns. The league tried to push through a rule that a fighter can have no more experience than five fights but Ashlock and others got together and killed that. Each fighter on the team will receive a salary in the neighborhood of $100 to $150 a week, plus a percentage of the gate if his team comes out on top. Supposedly the teams will consist of 12 fighters (10 regulars and two on a taxi squad) in five divisions with each man fighting every other week. Cards will consist of five bouts with the possibility of amateurs pi-eceeding the pr. A lot of people think the whole idea is insane, I really can not comment on it at this time, I just don't know all the answers. I am all for anything that will improve boxing and this sort of thing might be the answer. But, it also might end up like the World Football League is in Florida, one big rip-off. And boxing needs that around here like it needs another Primo Camera, It appears that the entire Orlando boxing team will be made up of Houston fighters. I believe there are some good ones down there but the local crowd could identify with Florida fighters much more readily and that could prove the difference at the gate in the early going. The big plus factor for the league is a reported TV. contract that is supposedly already signed with either CBS or ABC. If this is true, the revenue from such an agreement would be able to keep most of the franchises afloat, regardless of what kind of gates they draw in their first s'ears. -I - a s .-s ,' FOR YOUNG MODERNS - - • / - "- varsity runner records ' L DEAR DR. LAMB , really ban . " , * SNA lie has acquired three franchises in World Team ..., ' .- . _______________________ - IF . Of interesting announceinents this past week. First, . - Wont Do Job "B' A .1.1 O rianuo rlan d1o promo1er Pe t e ,isIImocn CI.0 , -- \ : I exfwct Ali to hit the canvas before ov - can't -.. I .. . .- , J1('i'\\''l ra -I .. _______ - -_ cover. It is not Ali, or Foreman's fault. Nor is it tile Foreman but it's all er .. DR. L picturc of '( - - - feel he will be in deep trouble when he meels someone who uses the ring and doesn't fold up at the sight of his biceps. I have been wrong before and I may be wrong again but I really believe All will be too much for - . 'i'h , i I y -. _~;J ' I "- . . remember picked Norton over Foreman too. you kno\v \%- hat happened there. have never been a fan of the champs. still , . - h)iiJ.i/iflt' .! _ . - the new s media and its Jove affair with the heavyweight division. Be that as it may. The pick from this corner is All Ili 11. Before you rush out to mortgage the old homestead so you can get some of the 8-5 odds, d l -. - perls. There is too intich written about this fight an(l never enough about men who are just as good but se v eral pounds liglitet I a m sick of seeing evers' so-called boxing , ____________ 1 - People ho think of a third baseman when the word - _________ ________________________ Yung 31. Arizona tin, 79 . 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VW maitre longer wearing parts I smooth, ljui.'I per * *3495 * BRAKE OVERHAUL 5495 Add $4 for B C7 1. $2 lot jsr coed. most U some impo't cars Pat Is estra on - if rstedtd U.S. drum type can -all S Our tu ifess,unais install mw linings. si-ala, sp rang%. four wheels fluid & preetsaungrind drums • Analysts of tot-il brain 35 it,'rn by Ira turn 5iv Os to rn3li r,' s-i Ii'. d'-pi-niihu- sr ii' yOU can trust S Any n whrei tytanderi, if teiuiti'd. only Sill rh ,' �2B- EvefflngHerafr Sanford, Fl. Monday, Oct. 28. 1974 Legal Notice SPOR1S NFL By KEN RAPPOPORT Al' Sports Writer After Sunday's 23-20 success over the Washington Redskins, the St. Louts Cardinals still look like supermen in the National Football League. It was the seventh straight victory for the irresistable Birds, the only unbeaten team in the NFL. The Cardinals are a big-play ca ni,'' acknowledge (I Washington quarterback Sonny Jurgensen. "They made the big pla)s' Two of the biggest plays made by the Cardinals were touchdown paSSeS b' Jim hart to Earl Thomas and Denny An. (lerson. It was no easy task, considering that the Redskins are one of the top defenders against the pass. "The biggest thing was giving 'lie time to get rid of the ball," said Hart, having an cxtravagant season for the Cardinals. "our 'ff.r Iwo 'In! a fantastic job." IN BRIEF British Tennis Win DEEsU)E, Wales • Glynis Coles and Virginia Wade wnn singles matches over Julie Heldman and Janet Newberry respectively Saturday to help Britain complete a f.l victory over the United States in the best-of-seven Wightman Cup tennis seri. Ulrich Upsets Australian ('IIIUSTCIJIJIt(ii N 2. Top-seeded Ho.coe Tanner 'f the United States douneti Australian Hay Huffels 6-4, 62 to capture the singles title in a men's tennis tournament. MIDLAND. 'rex. - No. 2 seeded Torben Ulrich of Denmark upset top-seed Frank Sedgman of Australia 7-5, 5.7, 6-3 to take the final tournament of the Tennis Grand Masters 1'ur. Snead Loses PGA Tourney PlFflpJtsT N C. - Rnger Watin of Gary, N r 'n' : tirdn Init ea play and iat hole tI ruuja then parred the first hole of sudden death to beat Sam Snead in the PGA flub Pro Golf Championship. Allison Wins Another HIVEUSU,)E. Calif. Bobby Allison captured the third heat in the $200,000 International Race of Champions fourrace series as Bobby Unser came home second. Later, season when Bobby Unser's Indianapolis turbochargerd Eagle broke down. Fight Vlelgh.In llNSI1As1. Zaire - World heavyweight champion in on Saturday for their Oct. 30 title fight. Foreman eighed in at 220 pounds and Au was 216. Bowlers In Match -Play — Earl Anthony of Tacoma, Wash., heads a list of 21 bowlers who move into match-play In the go,00o Professlnnai Bowlers Assocjath event. Top Tennis Pros Compete HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. i APi - Eight top tennis pros begin play Tuesday in the $40,000 World Invitational Tennis Classic. Finals are scheduled Friday at Sea vines Ravquet Club on Hilton Head Island. American Stan Smith will be on his home court In cornpetition against flie Nastase of Romanin, Bjorn Borg of Sweden and Rod Layer of Australia. Anmercans Billie Jean King and Chris Evert jc,in Virginiii Wade of England and Evnnne Goolagong of Australia in women's play. Providence Takes Meet BOSTON iAP i -' Providence College is the Et intercollegiate cross country meet champion for je seventh Year in a row, thanks to two Imports from Ireland's national team, John Treaciiy and ('' }3 mond. Cards Remain Unbeaten Hart, who has teen hot and whipped the San Francisco cold throughout his NFl. ca- 49ers 35-24; the Houston Oilers reef, is currently hot — the upset the Cincinnati Bengals 34. precise reason that the Cardi. 21; the Cleveland Browns nals are flying so high these stunned the Denver Broncos 23days. 21; the Dallas Cowboys downed the New York Giants 21.7; the While improving their Sjxir Detroit Lions nudged the Green kling record, the Cardinals Bay Packers 10-17 and the Kimtighte,ed their hold on the Natbo Conference's Eastern Di. s.as City Chiefs turned back the vision while the Redskins San Diego Chargers 24-14. The Pittsburgh Steelers, dropped further down the lad. leaders in the American Contier with a 4-3 record. The Red. ference's Central Division, skins, off to their worst start iiieet the Atlanta Falcons under Coach George Allen, re tonight in the weekly televised itiained tied for second place flame. with the Philadelphia Eagles, a 14.10 loser to the New Orleans Rams 20, Jets 13 Sainls. Lawrence MeCutcheon In the other NFL games, the scored two touchdowns 31 Los Angeles Rams beat the seconds apart in the fourth New York Jets 20-13; the New quarter to power the Rams ovcr England Patriots defeated the the Jets. New York led i Minnesota Vikings 17-14; the going into the fourth quarter Buffalo Bills trimmed the Clii- before McCutcheon scored the ca'o Bears l6-; the Miami i!l1('Wiflflfl; Poink for i I iphuin tjpd the Ualtnwc .'\iile, the NFCS WCStCCH Colts 17-7; the Oakland Raiders Division leader, PatrIot.. 17, VikIngs 14 Jim Plunkett threw a 10-yard scorIng pass to Bob Windsor with three seconds left to give New England a dramatic victory over Minnesota. Plunkett led the Patriots on an 86-yard drive in the closing minutes. A 55yard pass from Plunkett to Randy Vataha, his onetime teammate at Stanford, set up the winning score. LaiTy Csonka late In the first half and scored on a two-yard plunge in the third period to give Miami a 107 lead. Malone roared 23 yards around left end late in the fourth period for the score that put the game away for the Dolphins, RaIders 35, 49ers 24 Oakland turned two San Franci fumbles into touchdo -ns, with rookie Harold hart running 40 yards to score on one Bills 16, BIlls b Substitute Larry Watkins ran recovery, as the Raiders beat one yard for a touchdown and the 49ers. John Le)Voldt kicked three Oilers 31, llengals 21 field goals to iropel Buffalo Dan Pastorini's passes ripped past Chicago. Buffalo's 0. J. apart Cincinnati's defense and Simpson was held to just 62 Houston, a loser In 32 of the last yards, one of his lowest days in games, jumped on every the pros. Bengal mistake to pull off an upset. DolphIns 17, Colts 7 Benny Malone and Don NotBrowns 23, Broncos 21 tinghani, a pair of little-used Quarterback Brian Sipe, who running backs, took charge in entered the game in the fourth the second half and helped quarter, st'oretl ts t)ti('h% i Miami beat Baltimimore. Notting- to lead Cleveland to a comeham replaced injured fullback from-behind ictory over Den- ts ver. Sipe, making only his sec• Ofld appearance of the season replacing Mike Phlpps, scored the winning touchdown with 1:56 remaining In the game. Cowboys 21, GIants 7 Drew Pearson, the NFL'S leading receiver, caught one i'D pass and threw another to help th2 Cowboys beat the Gi. ants. lions 19, Packers 17 Errol Mann, who had a 27. yard field goal blocked with 1:58 remaining, kicked a 41. yarder with nine seconds left to propel Detroit over Green Bay. INVITATION T BID Notice Is hereby gven 'that the City of Casselberry of 5minI County, Florida, will receive Sealed bids up to S 00 p M Monday. Novemberl,1974,Inthecasselberry City Hall, Casselberry. Florida for police radios Cod charging equipment, Specifications may be Obtained from the City Manager, Catselberry City Plait, Cassetberry, Florida The City reserves th right to accept or reject any or all bids Harry G Hug City Manager Publith Oct. 21. 7$, 1974 DEC tie - " PROCLAMATION OF REGULAR ELECTION TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY. FLOP IDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City o' Calselbecry, Florida, that pursuant to lawful authority the City of Casselberry. FloridC, shall (likIs 24, Chargers 14 Veteran Len Dawson corn. bined with rookie Woody Green on a 67-yard scoring ps to trigger Kansas City past San ego. on Tuesday. December 3. 1971, during the legal hours br voting hold the regular election of the City Ohio State, the No. 1 team in nationally, is No. I in the West- Oklahomgs former Heisman Robert Fraley and Jack med No. 17 North Carolina The Associated Press ratings, em Athletic Conference; Miami Trophy-winner, Steve Owens. ORear, subbing for two injured State 20-10. -o season has been chock full of Big Ten and heading toward Mid-American Conference; San tngton led Oklahoma to a 3s 41-3 rout of Texas Christian er members of the Second Ten upsets, the status seems to be another showdown Nov. 23 Diego State heads the Pacific half-time bulge over Kansas while Phil Gargis passed for went down to defeat — Arizona, quo in most Ference races.of the major con- while the same holds true in the Coast Athletic Association and State and the Sooners demo- two wires and ran for another Tulane and California. Southeastern Conference, lobe sure, Texas A&M leads where fourth-ranked Alabama,Tulsa leads the Missouri Val- lished the Wildcats 63-0, their as Auburn belted Florida State Al! won or shared their second triumph this season by the Southwest ConFerence, 3-0, and No. 5 Auburn, 2.0, conference titles last year. that score. Maryland tops the Atlantic tangle Nov. 29. Forachange, the upsets were In weekend action, Ohio State Gil Chapman scored twice few and far between as the first Harvard share the Ivy League ally, is the only unbeaten team chic Griffin ran for 173 yards on combined for 289 yards on the won. lead and surprising VMI heads in the Big Eight; sixth-ranked 19 carries and tied the alltimne ground in leading Michigan to the Southern Conference, but Southern California, despite a college record of rushing for 100 its seventh consecutive little Sixth-ranked Southern Calielsewhere the old, old standbys sluggish start, is leading the yards or more in 17 consecuth'e Brown Jug triumph over Mis- (ornia whipped Oregon State 31are still in the driver's seat. Paciftc-8; Arizona State, 14th regu1ar.seon games set by nesota, this one by a 49-0 count 10, No. 7 Notre Dame crushed Miami of Florida 38-7 and No. 8 Texas A&M blanked Baylor 20- v ley. FaIco ns, SteeIe rs 1c)ii ite vented four decades of fru.stra- pleted just five of 18 passes in a tion. tough 20.16 win over the Yet mere victory has become Cleveland Browns, who had as passe here as defeat once wcn only one game previously. was. Steeler fans who used to The win gave Pittsburgh a pelt their team with snowballs half-game lead over the Cincin(or losing are now upset with an nati Bengals In the Central Di offense that has managed just vision of the AFC, and the Ben- fl Se fl I KIUAIC 1 09 9 1 Roii — By BOB GREENE Al' Sports WrIter f San Diego's Caidwell Jones had 20 poInts, Including 14 In the last LflflJ1jj The scores xnight go over the quarter. century mark most of the tUne, Rookie Bill Walton dominated Like but any pro basketball coach the backboards and John John. THE BEST There'sNothing Take Away Csonka, will tell you defense is the key to son and Sidney Wicks provided victory, the scoring punch (or the PortGeneral Electric "We have been playing our land Trail Blazers. Johnson best defense in our last few scored 14 poInts and pulled •• games," said New York Nets' down seven rebounds In the \/%Ja WEATHERTRON coach Kevin Loughery. "In our first period of the nationally iick HEAT PUMP • • last couple of games, we had televised game. CALL..,. held teatims to under 30 points at The former University of PLLJMBING& MIAMI (Al') The Balti- carries, Including a two-yard available," Shula said. "When the half." Iowa star wound up with 28 HEATING INC. more Colts got a look Sunday at touchdown plunge. (quarterback Bob) Griese IDOl S. Sanford The Nets gave up only 37 points even though he sat out fl2432 what the Miami Dolphins' Rookie Benny Malone played hurt two years ago, Earl Mor- point., in the first half enroute to the final quarter. Wicks added nrj1j1,.rIJ1.J-I4lineup might look like after most of the time instead of rail stepped in. 'The same a 109-91 American Basketball - - . n while Seattle'c }"rid Rratrii ....................._,__--------- ry .sonsa, irn icucic siower hiicK and ended up with thing's happening now." Association victory over the paced all scorers with 32. arid Paul Warfield depart for 104 yards in 19 tries and a 23Nottinghammi, traded by HaIti. spirit of St. Louis. In the only The Los Angeles Lakers the World Football League in yard touchdown run. imiore to the Dolphins last year, other ABA action Sunday, Utah slapped a tight defense on 19Th. Rookie Nat Moore started hadn't carried the ball this sea- stopped San Diego 95-80. Phoenix for the first five mmUnfortunately for the Colts, it with Howard Twilley at wide son until Sunday's game. In the National Basketball utes of the third period, running still looked pretty good, receiver (or inJured Warfiehi "l'ni not real happy sitting on Association Sunday, Los Ange- off a 13-0 spurt to increase their Miami defeated Baltimore 7- and Marlin Briscoe. Moore the bench, but I'm not one of Irs defeated Phoenix 123-116 advantage to 21 points. 7 with replacements for the caught six passes for 95 yards, those guys who'll say, 'play me while Portland crushed Seattle Jim Price and Gail Goodrich three WFL defectors playing "We're fortunate that we've or trade me," said Not- 120-94. tallied 27 points apiece for the key roles, had people rise to the oct-a- tinghatii. Loughery said St. Louis mis- lakers while Charlie Scott got Don Nottingham took over at sion," said Coach Don Shula, "I'll be very disappointed if I takes and poor shooting can be 18 for the Suns. fullback when Csonka sprained whose injury-laden club is now don't get a great shot at attributed partly to in. his ankle in the second auarttr 5 -2 and a rame behind Rnf(zdn Miirni' ctn-f,n,, li,h ,'i.n* PYflDf'giflpç "k1d 1....... IJUI WV IldVI ii .IiI1I' .IT1TIJ(qyjjI 5gSAT..1A.MI •' and finished with 102 yards In 19 and New England in the Amen. I'll be more disappointed if I quick defense and like to force IT ii eanConference'sEast Division. don'tgetitbecauseitwiflbemy those mistakes." i 11111 I '1 liii Baltimore is 1-6. fauJt.Wtiatl'mtryjngtodonow St. Ii*iis was able to peneii. You win with who you have is let Coach Shula, ti t of trate the Nets' defense for only the coachesand my linemen get 14 points in the second period _______________'—n confidence — in " while New York, behind Julius Malone, younger brother of Erving, center Bill)' Paultz and /' Atlanta running back Art Ma- forward Larry Kenon, rolled to I 4 Altatiionte hi all * i s .warsfo MUSICAL CABOOSE Market Sqv.r, I I) Inspectors. Martha B A:aretlo, Ethel K Pr 'foy Hazel Aleiandc'r Precinct IS — Sanlorci civic Center Clerk, Hortense W Moumillat, In spectors Anenette Lang, Raymond P Schmitt, Lucille N. Pearson Precinct 1$— Seminole County Agri Center Clerk. Mildred Lind In Spectors. Ruth M. Carter, Alice LivingSton. Edna Priest Precinct 19— Seminole High School Gym Clerk. Georgia Chorpening Inspectors, Mary 0. Burton, Ethel L Carver, Elizabeth Graham Precinct 2$ ldyllwilde School Clerk, Daisey Dowell Inspectors. - 'Sr knr'wlt,s. Connc' Brawn, (, .r,', Harriman, Lucille Brown, '.se I4artSock, Dorothy HolIen - ,' 1I,1%i!flJ1 f.1'T r JI di!i ' .W.jI 1' '' !J IT' tih' 'w 5 Jrgy,eai' : VVP' [IJ ti III ' Paborn, B C Conklin, kitty A Lawrence Precinct 34—City of Santorci Utility - - 7 ____ --- flulldn Clerk, Charlotte M Smith Inspectors. Ethel Riser. Mae Ii Sheppard, Ruth Sweeny Precinct 71 — Portable, Santord Middle School Clerk, Grace Brewer Inspectors. Attic B Houston, Scrrelts, William Taylor, Vera McFayden P0 Precinct 37 FLIGHT In 1 _____________ 4 - Pulsating Action... You Bet! M_ • 1 UKL/NVU igw '1M1 SEMINOL - "tVorh!' byGaro Yeprenitan. (ifljp" Pari-1uiuet . 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunoay Posrtime7:30p.m. ,4atjnees12noon Monday, Thursday, Saturday Two 8i Q'i DMIy . Qulnk-Ia, MittS 'OflTH Of ORtA\DO O' uwy 17-9? UR\ P.ARk. CASsEuERg- M&UlLS fROM 1-4 , _____ .. hI tIIi( ALl ELECT TOM _____ ii ' ., - TUESDAY, OCT. 29 9:30 P.M. TICKETS: RESERVED $12- $15 COUNTY COMMISSION . Pi,tCIi*4v [ 1l()' u. Clii BAIR sropr C44ROt TICKETS AT ALE. DEMOCRAT Pa,dte.rbC B'e. McPherscn, Mae Burnett Lemons, Justine H Lee RidgewoOd Arms Precinct 43 Apartments Clerk ,lonnie (lam Inspectors. Amy Hens.,n, Minnie Smith, Erma Thorp, Patricia Forste'r, Frances Peterson, Bernice IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand as Mayor of IN _ DISTRICT 2 Club House Clerk Joyce Knr!e Dwi-n In spc'ctors. Christine Rit-r, Maurice Orilt, 140ff McPherson, Mary M Chada Program ______________________ • tadir Yret' Thwidiy Night • Admitdor, 5*c and up To Big Dilly Double-s (Under lb not idmitiedi IOm to6pm ONLY Fo,PneratnscoIi3OSl35fl2Ifr 1 ncw , - Sanora - uvuAN points, high for the game, while u. Troinkig Fis'c s( B ?iiIn Ptrh'tt,I% - Our Brand Precinct 21 — Jaycee Intormatlon P'th Clerk, Florence Lossing In s'i'ttors. Alice Nordgrt'n, Virginia C.c'dy. Georgia Price, Olive T P.i'rce, Patricia A McClure, Mary Robinson Precinct 71— Sanford Civic Center Clerk. Howard Cushing inspectors. n' Stinc, W B .Jessup, .1 Hugo Truluck. Clara Edge. Ruby Hem merte. Minnie P Strickland Lake Mary F ire PrecInct 36 House Clerk, Ed L. Zimmerman Inspectors, Richard Pardy. Jean L flenson. George Hess Precinct 37 — Sanfo.'d Civic Center Clerk, Virginia Armstrong Inspectors, Dorothy Ganas, Shirley McCaskill, Betty Toll, Martha - ... g Under and by virtue of authority in mevestedastheMayoroftlseCityof Sanford, Florida, I htreby call a SpecIal flood Election to be held throughout tOt City ,of Sanford, Florida. on the 5th day 6$ November, 1971, for the approval or disapproval on the question of the issuance of not e*ceedlng $6.S0O.000.0O General ObligatIon Bonds of the City. Said election shall be held at the s.ametimeand pIacesathe General Election under the laws nd ordinancesrelating to elections a's now in force in Said City The polls will be opened at 1.00 o'clock AM. and will close at 7.00 Polling Places Precinct I — Church of God. $01 W 72nd Street Clerk, Peter J. Bukur - _J Florida Statutes 1937 5: Bobby Nelson Bodiford Publish: Oct. 2). 21, Nov. 1, II, 1974 OtG 121 o'clock P.M on said dale. I hereby appoint Clcrk and In spec?ors as follows rf I e I ci, K WALL Statutes, To Wit Section $6S 09 ELECTION PROCLAMATION is coming to the Texas, ranked 13th, trounced Rice 27-6 and No. 14 Arizona State whipped New MexIco 41.7. In the only meeting of ranked teams,No. 15 Maryland trim- SuN'y .ti[( -t -- AUCE S AREA S4R STORES ''-TGo''1 BARBER 5140? PLAT TER FOR INFO CALL STADIUM Box OFFICE 277-8000 A PETE ASIILOCK PROMOTION PRi5!'rAT,, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ________ - TONIGHT'S TV . MONDAY OCT.23 EVENING relief demanded in life Petition WITNESS MY HAND and OF 1:00 tOt- City of Sanlord. Florida, $nd have c6uSed to be aftiied hereto the seal of laId City on this 35th day of October. 1571 (Seal) lee' P Moore As Mayor Of the City of Sanford, Florida ATTEST Consequences (13) McKeever and the Colonel (24) Intercome (33) Star Trek 24 Animals Deal (13).Hey Jeannie 8:00 (2) National Georgraphics Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown 13) Born Free (9) (24) Rookies Special of the Week (35) On Location (44) DInah (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (2, 8, 13, 44) Movie 9:00 (6) Dr. Seuss on the Loose (9) NFL Football (24) Weekly Special (35) My Partner. The Ghost (13) Movie (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Rhoda (24) Caught in the ACt 10:00 (6) Medical Center (24) Washington Straight Talk (35) Felony Squad . November 11, 1974" BidS will be Opened at 2 00 P.M. Monday. November 11, 1971, in the Board of County Commissioners Meeting Room, Second Floor of the Court 14oup In Sanford, Florida Actual award to successlul bidder TOTAL ASSETS 10:30 (24) Black Perspective (35) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2,6,8) News (24) Lillas, Yoga and You (35) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2, 3) Tonight Show (24) ABC Captioned News (44) The Fugitive 11:45 (9) News 6:00 (9) Sunrse Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (8) Sunshine Almanac Demand deposIts of individuals. partner ships. ardcorporateons 9,515,47007 will be made In the ne*t regular Time and savings deposits of ind,vduals. County Commission Meeting in the partnershps, and corporations Court House. Sanford, Florida, Deposits of United States Government Depositsob States and political Subd'viSons Tuesday. November 17, 1971 Deposits of torecjn governments ano Arthur H Beckwiih, Jr - 6:30 (6) SunrIse Semester (8) Today In Florida 11.13$,O61 91 iio.ss 70 6:35 (2) 7:00 (2), 9.332,775 16 . Clerk Board of County Commissioners SemInole County, Florida By: W Bush, Jr PublIsh: Oct 21. Nov 1. 1911 DEC-17) _____________________________ NOTICE TO PUBLIC Notice IS hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held in the olficiat inStitutiOns Depositof commercial banks Certified and officers' checks, etc TOTAL DEPOSITS (al Total demand deposits . - 1 .50 2,173,13? 39 Au9itnt C 39,115.71) 4) Chiitt, Food I, TIM LONG None - '' America,, CvuSffi . N Tt ri & Sal ?'day II 30- 10PM II 3$ - II P N 1310. ioeu au major c.d's Cards AccØ,d SEMINOLE PLAZA S$35 Dii H,,y U Cats,ib,,,,.FIo 8311311 7M.lO5 69 Non,' Non'-.-- - - silSiC.nt,r S7$SW C$omal Dr O'iario $1 sfl 746.10369 - CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE Capt,sl notes ,strtl dt'tjentures Per Cent Due -- - S (done - - Per Cent Due S None - -- Equity capital Preferred stock total par value No shares outstanding None 3.423,c*9 96 None - Common Stock total par value IIfi2(2iICS j ' I I - 'II' I H 1:i' t,ss i.c, ixi Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves H.vy W.st.rn 8e1 . TOTALCAPITAL ACCOUNTS Thursday, November 7. $971, to consider th bollnwinc change and TOTAL IIAfiILITIES, RESI PVI. S. AND so.o 00 . 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(24) Electric Comp.ny (3$) Lost In Space 6:00(2.6, 3.9).News (13) Modern Home THE PRIVATE LIFE OF wild rabbits, and "attempts to TIlE RABBIT. B)' R. M. Lock- give a picture of the social Icy. Macmillan, 152 Pages. structure of rabbit cornmu$6.95. nities." Lockley definitely sueReaders of "Watership ceeils in what he sets out to do Down" will recall that Richard and his otservations are, for Adams, author of that charm- the most part, interesting. ing fantasy, acknowledged that There are times, however, a prime source of his knowledge when the going gets pretty dull, of the ways and lives of rabbits even for the most rabid rabbit was H. M. Lockley's "The fun, as witness the chapter on Private life of the Rabbit," "myxomatosis," a rabbit disWith "Watership Down" a ease, best-selling success, it was, But, for the niost part, Lockperhaps, inevitable that Lock. Icy writes engagingly and his Icy's book which originally was otser'ations on the wonders of published in Britain in 1964 nature — flowers, trees, rabbits sould now be published in the and other creatures are United States. charming and uplift the text. The book is the summation of His otser'vations of rabbit baa study that Lockey, a biologist havior also are rmiost interarid field naturalist, made of esting, especially in the way ____________________________ they reflect human behavior. _____________________________ Or as lAckley puts it, "Rabbits tire so hwnan. Or is it the other .j _'" way round — humans are so rabbit?" l'hit Thomas Al' Books Editor Digest (34) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (24) Man and Environment 135) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes _____ ________________ CLOSEOMON. TUES. OPEN WED [ TOGE TIlER BRETHREN ______________________ _________________________ (NAt* 1,4JL!i1'°"TNIATII ... - 'a tI8k'il . .. UDtt'' — .•. '; __ihe_Bearsand I ' - ) D*ise SHAOOY.!OO __________________________ DIIYE.lNl I ENT(RFAINMVIII7 NIGHTLY MEMORANDA ONLY Ij i IOU SAUl "MY OLO MAN'S PLACE" 1 13.S?6.M' Ii C,c'ev'geA. Speer Jr Dre.ciors Three Stooges 3:30 (2, 1) ,h1I1" GOLDIN SPOON AWARD WINP4IR - Multiple Family Residential Office District, Average of total deposits lot the 15 Institutional and calendar clays ending with call date Paragraph It, Conditional Uses 37,131971 I? Permitted And (4) consumption of Average of total loans for the IS calendar days ending with call date alcoholic beverages on premises in 71 I7S 59% 21 fraternal lnterett co'lected not earned on installment iulis, lodges ,sncl loansinctudedintotalcapitalaccocjnts rwgani:ations. after approval by the None Standby letters of iredit Sanford City Commission At! I,,rfrs fl interest and ci%iten% I. J ft hodges. Cashier, of th above named bank do hereby declare shall have an opportunity to be thi't thiS report of condition is true and orrect to the beSt of nsy knowledge heard at laid hearing fty circler of the Planning and and belief 7onng Commission of the City of Sanlord, Florida. this 11th day of J B Higes We, the untiers'qned dire(tors attest the correctness of lhis report of October, 1974 condition and ac'clare that it has been esamined by us and to the best of our Arthur H Harris knowledge and belief is tree' and correct Chairman City of Sanford -I H Crapps ' Right (9) General Hospital (35) Mister Ed AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19$ Handle routine affairs that )'ouhave been neglecting lately. Try to clear up any arguments with associates. Be logical. PISCES (Feb. 2Oto Mar. 20) You can handle those monetary details very nicely now. Make sure you follow the advice of a trusted friend. Be cheerful. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY .he or she will have fine Ideas, plus the willingness to work in order to put them across. Teach not to get so involved with details that the overall Ifns are forgotten. Make sure your progeny completes whatever has been started and successful life can he assured. P NIWS (44) Variety 12:55 (2) News GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day to accept whatever delays and obstacles are in the path of your new desires. Use the tIme granted to build up a more comprehensive course of action for future expression. Tactfully obtain the data you need. ARIES I Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Don't get so engrossed in own .iffairs that you have no time for regular duties. Take treatments that will improve your health. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) There is much work to be completed today, so don't waste time early in the morning. Avoid one who has a bad temper. Keep calm. GEMINI IMay 21 to June 21) Show others that you are a friendly person and get right results with them. Stay with ccingenials and be sure to avoid trouble. MOON CHILDREN 'June 22toJuly 21) Clear up any credit matters and other obligations that are bugging you. Show your admiration for an influential friend. LEO iJuly Z2to Aug. 211 Study a new project before putting it intooperation, Avoid any confrontation with a higher-up. Relax at home this evenIng. VIRGO (Aug. 22to Sept.22) Find a better method to handle yourresponsibilitIes.TrytokeeponIythosepromj,sestorornanic interest that are feasible. l.IBRA I Sept. 23 to Cct. 22) Analyze your situation with an associate and make sure you keep any promises that are made. tk'in't irk others with pettiness. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Get busy and finish that work expectedofyouinsteadoflettlngco.workersdown. Sidestepone who wants to belittle you. tnipltghte1' Cha,co.I.d to Perfection 1.125.04996 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS EMINOLE atuots i e he LimplIghee, Loeng. 2700 S. SANFORD AVE. SIRO COMPII?4 ( -''lS fit I)' 4(S DINE & DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF Highway 17.92 North n Fern P.rk Amerlcc,n iif_lbøttt$Itlb,_ ________________ ______ _______ ___ - __________ -_. Reservations 813.3335 . ' - ,',,,.- ____________ _________ _______________________ House of Steak __ ..,., - VOUS p Dream LUNCHEON SPECIALS Mon., Chicken & Dumplings Tues., Beef Stew Wed.. Liver 1 Onions Thur , Meat Loaf - H II 1'odge PubliSh Oct 74. 1971 C) F C, I 7$ Gambit 510,000 Pyramid . 1,075.04996 Sanford. Florida, at 300 PM on ot C, I 75 (6) (9) __J -- LUNCH None __ / ', - CAPITAL ACCOUNTS lindlvidcdp'otits PubliSh Oct. 2B 1974 P1coD,, None - ,smertdmrntto the Zoning Ordnance uf tts' City of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida Article V. Stttion 7, P1,401 ' GOt.DEH k 3,000,00000 1,100.00000 be permitted Automobile servicing Other rest'rvt'son loans anci retailing cit automobiie productS Reserves on securities shall be specifically elud.d from TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS the diitrict All parties in interest and cilijen AND SECURIT IES shall have an opportunity to be heard at c.aid hearing NOTICE TO PUBLIC Notict- 's hereby giver, that a Public Hearing will be held in the City Con,miSsiOn Room. City Hall, Women _______________ S 33.597.14101 $ 12.315,913.12 .. P40 Shares authorized 73.500 (dci shares outstanding 7) Surplus AFTERNOON 5:15 (13) 155.461 fbI Totattlmeandsavingscjeposits S 71.276,151.97 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase . Liabilities for borrowed money . M.ortgage Indebtedness . . Acceptances executed by or for account Publish' Oct 7$. 1971 DEC 171 Best 10:30 (2, 8) Winning Streak 20.110 76 - - Chairman City of Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission (6) NC'.'S None of this bank and outstanding City Commission Room. City Hall. . Sanford, Florida, at I 00 P M on Other liabilities Thursday, November 7, 1971, to TOTAL LIABILITIES consder the following cP'ancie at'o aniendment to the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Sanford. Seminole MINORITY INTEREST IN COPiSOLIDATC'DSLIOS:OIAPIES County, Florida Section 8. PC 1 Articlt- V Restricted Commercial District, Paragraph B. Conditional Uses RESERVESON LOANS AND SECURITIES Permitted Add (6) Self Service Gasoline PumpS Only the self Reserve lot bad debt losses on loans (set up pursuant tolRSrulingsl service retail sale of gasoline shall fly order of the Planning and Zoning CommiSsion Of 101 City Of Sanford. Florida. thiS 17th day 01 October, 1971 Arthur H Harris Daily Devotional 8) Today rJws (44) Fithr Kr'','.s Don't neglect bu.siness matters. WEEKDAYS MORNING LIABILITIES Not For (9) Brady Bunch it'55 (6) CAPRiCORN iDee. 22 to Jan. 20) You need to spend more time getting your abode in order before starting routine duties. Show -- (35) Squares (6) Love 01 Life SAGITTARIUSNoV.22t0 13cc. 21) Engage In favorite habby during spare time. Graciously perform whatever loved one asks of you without grumbling. 12:15 (9) Movie 1:00 (2. 3) Tomorrow 43,526,46901 . To Tell The Acres (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2,3) Hollywood 110 ROS COPE (9) Let's Make A (6) (9) Green (44) 11:00 (2. 1) High Rollers (6) How You See II (6) Joker's Wild (35) Patty Duke Truth What My Line? Wild World Of (6) 8:30 (9) Movie (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) MikP Dglas (8) Golden Voyage 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (8) (6) Captain Kangaroo DustYs Trail (44) New Zoo Revue What's My Line Truth Ce It To Beaver 9:30 (3) That Girl (35) Florida Lifestyle (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2, 3) Name That Tune (44) Leave (9) . DEC I At City Clerk (2) To Tell The (9) c (44) Uniscope' ' 8:00 (8) , Planning and Zoning CommiSsion PubliSh Oct I. 1974 H Pd Tam,,',, Jr (9) 7:30 Truth (6) Concentration satisfactory written evidence with unposted debits) 5.680,012.70 bid that they are so approved by the U.S. Treaurysecuritie . ),I11,753.I1 Florida Department of Tran Obl,gations of Federal Financing Bank None sportatlon, Including description Obligations of other U.S &oyernment and location ot most recent signal agenclesandcorporations .. 7,213,90731 prolect completed on the State OIQO- Obligatlonsof States and political subdiviSions 6.1o4,1ss1 way system. Other securities (including S None Road modifications and pavement corporatestock) 69.00000 markIngs shall not be Included in Tradlngeccount securities .. None bid These Items will be furnished by Federal funds sold and securities PurchaSed the Seminole County Road Depart underagreementstoresell ................. 1000,00000 ment In coordination with the suc Loans .. ............. . 74,117,01679 ceistul bidder. Bank premises, furniture and I iitures. Specifications may be obtained at andofherassetlrepresentingbank premises 733,912.51 the office of the Seminole County Real estate Owned other than bank premises - - -. None Engineer, 4300 South Orlando Drive, Investments In unconsolidated Subsidiaries Sanford. F lorida 37771. or by wri,ng •nd "aSS*ciated companies" None . Clerk's Office. P.O. Drawer C, Customers' liability to this bank on Sanford, FlorIda 3277) All bids are acceptances OutStanding None to be n a seared envelope plainly Other assets lirscluding S None direct marked on the outside, 'Seated Bid leaseflnancing) - .., 199.64072 for SIGNAL CONSTRUCTION, open Monday, Oct. 28, 1974-3B -- ' Florida, at 7 o'clock p m. on the 11th Publication of this notice, the day of November, AD, 1971, in Ihe titiOUl name, to wit. MORRIS AND Florida in accordance with the proviSions of the Fictitious Name Southern Methodist. 1< S t,4 feat'iring LOWREY ORGANS L.IEISIIJRE NOTICE OF INTENTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FICTITIOUS NAME TO REGISTER SEMINOLE Pdotc'l ht'rehy q,in 10.0 w' .,ri' FOR COUNTY, FICTITIOUS NAME FLORIDA, eng,grd in tiu%inq'Ss ,t 2517 Country NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Club Rd. Sanlord 37771, Seminole CIVIL ACTION NO. 11I425-CA-04-D pursuant to Florida Statute SSB6S 09, County. F Iorid.i under Itie Re: Dissolution of Marrlaqi, lictit4tj that the undersigned, desiring to n,jnle of A & C LAWN MOWER IHEODORI WILSON. Husband. engage in businets under the lic SERVICE I SALES, .uw that and tifiotjs name of QUALITY HOUSE Ihe MARGARET JOHNSON WILSON, PRINTERS at P.O fbi 903. City of Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Wilt' Altamonte Springs. County of County, Florida In accoroance with NOTICE TO DEFEND S'eniinote, State of Florid,i. intenos the provisions of toe F- 'ttitotj THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO to register the said name With the Nar,,. Statutes, To Wit MA P (, A P E T J 0 H Pd S () 0 Sc'tion Clerk of the Circuit Court ot P.6509 F IOrldn Statutes 1951 WIL SflPJ Seminole County, Florida RESIDENCE UNKNOWN s Carlo Volpi PATRICIA YASTE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Allan I Ilerguson JOSEPH PEDONE that Theodore Wulon has filed a Pubtlth Oct 7. Ii. 2t. 21, 1911 Publith' Oct. 21, 71. Nov 1, Ii 1971 DEC, 39 PetlIlon in the Circuit Court of DEC _____________________________ Semincl County, Florida, for th Dissolution of Marriage and you are NOTiCE UNDER FICTITIOUS required to serve a copy of your NAME STATUTE NOTICEOF VACATING written defense, if any, on hiS At NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. ALBERT N. FlITS. whose NOTICE ISHEREIIY GIVEN that THE VA,A1ING, ABANDONING. address is as shown below, and file DISCONTINUING. AND CLOSING the undersigned, pursuant t th the original with lOt- Clerk ol the "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter Of' RIGHTS oc register Above Styled Court on or before the 563 09, FIOrld Statutes, will TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in 4th clay of November 1974, otherwIse YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE a Default and ultimate judgment NOTICE that the Board of County and for Seminole County, Florida, of the *ill be entered against you for the upon receIpt of proof Commissioners of Seminole County. . 0. But it wasn't easy for all the survivors. Ninth-rated NebrasPITTSBURGH (API - It one scoring drive of longer than gals (ella full-game behind with strong on defense but impotent ka needed a fumble recovery at sounds like the bad old days. 50 yard-i In its last four games, their upset loss to Houston offensively. The Falcons have its own one-yard line and an in. Pittsburgh St.eeler fans are The prime target of their boos Sunday. scored Just five touchdowns and terception at the 14 In the final booing again, is quarterback Joe Gilliam, "If we're in first place and S3pomts all seasons, prompting 3'i minutes to turn back OkIa'h1M team takes first-place who led the league in preseason still not totally happy, that must a "Dump the Dutchman" cam- homa State 7-3. standing into tonight's nation. passing, put Terry Bradshaw say something for our po- paign imed at Coach Norm ally televised gdme with the on the bench and put Pitt- tential," Steeler Coach Chuck 1/an Brocklin. Tenth-ranked Penn State struggling Atlanta Falcons, but sburgh's once strong running Noll said last week. Van Brocklin called last turned a blocked field goal ata lot of local ticket buyers game in mothballs, "We're not perfect, but we're week's 13-3 loss to the New Or- tempt into a gift touchdown and aren't satisfied. Gilliarn has been off form in trying to eliminate those fins- leans Saints an 't all.time low" went on to defeat West Virginia Two seasons ago, Pittsburgh recent weeks, prompting takes," he added. for the Falcons, regariled as a 21-12. And No. 11 Texas Tech won Its first National Football chants of "We want Bradshaw" blocked a punt In the final penAtlanta, 2-4, has also been title contender in preseason, League division title ever be- from the stands. od that led to the winning touchhind frenzit1 home crowds that Last week, Gilliam corndown in a 20-17 victory over Legal Notice SPEIGLE ROOF INC under which FICIAL SEAL of said Court this 10 County Commissioners' Meeting the undersigned are engaged in dab' of October 1911. Room at the County Courthouse in (SEAL) Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public business at Sanford. Florida 37771 Arthur 14 bcckwith, Jr and determine That the parties interested in said Hearing to consider Clerk of Circuit Court business enterprise are as follows whether or not the County will Seminole County. Florida Richard I. Morrii vacate, abandon, diScontinue, cloSe, fly Elaine RiCharcie William P Speigle renounce and disclaim any right of Deputy Clerk DATED at Sanford, Seminole the County and the public in and to t.LBERT Pd FlITS Ii' followine, rgtits of way running County, Florida, October 3rd. 1971 710 Fcl,'..rrr, Burlonri Puolko Ort 14 21. 'VP, N')i 4. 17 'u,(un' thi' ci '.( I' lied OruP'.'rt v In Cilsseibcrry, florida 'ntor. I lorida 22171 O[G is wit: Attorney for PetItioner This Notice shall be posted as The N I feet of the S. 11 feet of Lot requlr Publish Oct 7. ii 21. 78. 1974 irs the City of Casselberry, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 16, (Hock 6 Weathersfield First i.i Florida. and shall be publiShed fl NAME STATUTE Addition, Plat Book 17, Pages 66 & 61 NOTICE UNDER FlCYlTiOUS the Evening Herald once each Week PERSONS INTERESTED MAY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NAME STATUTE for at least four (1) consecutive NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that APPEAR AND BE HEARDAT THE TO WHOIVi IT P.SAY CONCERN. weeks prior to December 3. 1971, TIME AND PLACE ABOVE the undersigned, pursuant to tO" Notice it hi'rehy given that the Dated at Castelberry, Florida. "FiCtlHu (dame Stalute" Chapter SPECIFIED undersigned, pursuant to the this 2nd day of October, A D 1971. 565 09, FlorIda Statutes, w'II register St-at) "FictItious Name Statute" Chapter (Seal) *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in Board ot Counly $6309, Florida Statute, will register Bill B CrIer, and for Seminole County. Florida, Commlsloners withthe(lprkoftp,eCircut(ourt. in Mayor upon receipt of proot of the and of Seminole County. fr $eminott- County, Florida, Publish' Oct 7. II. 21. 71, 1971 publication ot this notice, the tic Florida voon receipt of proot of the DEC53 titiotj5 name, towit. GRAMKOW By. Loanne K Hare ______________________________ publication of this notice, the IC _______________________________________ GAINES FUNERAL HOME under Deputy Clerk Iiblo name, to wit: RAMADA INN FICTITIOUS NAME which the undersigned are engaged NORTH under Publish Oct. 2$. 1971 which I am engaged Notice is hereby given that I am .n business on Serninola Boulevard DEC 171 in busIness at 223 West Semoran engaged in business at III Marcy ____________________________ in Longwood, Florida 3770. ______________________________ Blvd., Longwood. 37150, Semo'iole That the parties interested in said Boutevarci in the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida NOTICE FOR BIDS County, Florida under the ficlitiou business enterpriSt' are as follows: That the party Interested in said name of OLASE TYPING SEP The Seminole County Board Of w m. Gramkow bu,%lnest enterprise 5 as follows County Commissioners will receive VICE, and that I intend to regster Frederic F Gaines, Jr bids at the otfice of Arthur H Beck GEORGE F CHANDLER, JR Said name with the Clerk of the ')ated at Longwood, Seminole Dated at Seminole County. with. Jr Clerk, up to 12:00 noon County, FlorIda, October 2nd, 1974 Circuit Court. Seminole County. Monday, November Ii, 1971, for Publish: Oct 11. 21, 21. Nov 1. 1971 Florida, Otober 3. 1911 Florida in accordance with toe Publish: Oct 7, II, 21. 71 1914 furnishing items of new equipment DEC 76 provIsions ob the Fictitious Name DE' so and performing construction and Statutes, To.Wit. Section $6509 complete installation of the Call No 491 Florida Statutes 1937 Charter No. 13157 National Bank RegIon No.6 following described traffic Signal 5: Mary M Btazak REPORT OF CONDITtON, CONSOLIDATING Publish- Oct 11,71,21. Nov. 1,1971 project DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES.OF THE INTERSECTION OF PAL?,t DEC81 ATLANTICNATIONALBANK SPRINGS DRIVE AND NORTH OF SAP4FORDIN THE STATE OF FLORIDA FICTITIOUS NAME STREET, IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, Notice is hereby given that I am AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESSON OCTOBEk IS. 1974 FLORIDA. CONSTRUCTION or engag.dln business at 179 SE Lake PUBLISHEDINRESPONSETOCALLMAOEBY NEW TRAFFIC SIGNAL. Ave, Long*ood 32750. Seminole COMPTROLLEROFTHECURRENCY.UNDERTITLEI2 Bidders shall be qualified traffic County. Florida, under the fictitious UNITED STATES CODE. SECTION 161. 5gnM construction contractors name of BOB'S CITY GLASS OF approved by the Florida Dep,irt ASSETS FLOP IDA, and that I intCnd to ment of 1 ranspoi'tation to perform register said name with th Clerk of thiS work, and shall submit Cash and due from banks (inCluding S None the CircuIt Court. Seminole County, Saints 11, Eagles 10 Jes.s Phillips rammed over fiti fur ants out with I: 10 left UI the gmne to carry Ne Orleans over Philadelphia. J'(jJ Legal Notice o4 Cassetberry. Florida Said etection shall be held at the Casselberry F ire Department Building on said date and at the times authorized br the purpose of elecling the following city ofticiats, to wit THREE (3) MEMBERS 01 the City Council ot tt'i' City f Conference Powers Retain Lead Dv hERSChEl. NISSENSON Al' Sports Writer Legcl Notice , ..' _____ OPEN Mon. thru Thu,'. 11am. ' 12Midnight Fri., 11am, 7a.m. Sat., 5p.m. 7a.m. __________________ Holiday Isle Complex Ph. 323.1910 Sanford We Stilt Have Our....... LUNCHEON SPECIAL Served 11:30 am. III $ 1 7:30 ø.n'i. LOUNGE OPFN DAlLY-%NCLW)lNG SUN. '--' I �-- - 49-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL -- - :- - Monday. Oct. 28, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY 7 TAKE A BgEA, \ (O ( MEN. BEETLE I O%ETIN \ I -- Mort Walker —' A1 AII RI A 1 D DI I't vv ui I U I'% I .. ___ '\ C.. f _•___•__-1 -' WA& It I)SW.%U) 'rnd __ 6OE I __ probably - N ' 0 a ___ A It Ev ' ____ ____ tt H' OU M1HT W CAN '1 ABO WE ER Er \i I? ' 1 Rl us! - QUiE...) - . ' '- - by Dove Gu. ALIE! A OF MINE DNESS! . m - tl -. ..- ERE?! END ' W HIM .. / ,. __________________________________ - ' -. - - East South iV st, so ou 1 s mar W three hear. He Res 1CS the . t'iss i - I -' . - • • I . ners and sees that the way to beat the hand is for West to Send St for JACOBY MODERN produ a trick, If It IS in b 'f 'Win tB,d 0 "(cfh,s trwnp it sul score surely If It n permttcJ t OlC c st at Sucti election in respt to - , • OU E AVEN SEEN SINCE GRADUATE I NOT OU DOING . -- -' IS' DELIVERING A JUST PAPER IN TORON SO ARE 'O )CNG / ____________ / ar) P0 Box 489 Radio _________ i4"1f, c4 I'M DELIVERING q Chapter 130. Florida Stutet, and ofher bpicabIe provisions of law. S' - /AI / I/ 7Q HiT . y _____ ____________ rs HIT I - I I \)' ) VY I I SC Al r u B oY WAVE cUtOq, . AT5 OT5IE' _____ / • / County, Florida (herein Called County ) of nof exceeding Three I !ht estent ri iuird t., ta a Sandlewood Villas aII ifl 1557 5 • Winter Park. Wr.te P o Bow l7l Sanford. Florida - I -I I - ' / \ \ 1 I I !. '19 . i I ANON For familc or friendS ot problem * drinkers Want Ad £ . - I I ___________________________ A . . . 5:30 -. The Less It Costs Per Line wr:te SanIorø Al Anon Family liroup P0 _______ J _1 or inconsistency. to be located within Seminole County Florida (herein called project I The Issuance of Such '. ) _______ . TUMBLEWEED ____________________________________ I . - r I'? — 1/ I I/ i" ' ' •c$lon entitled In the Matter of the EFFECTIVE AdOp?ioflofJohnMjchaelFrederick _____________ _ - -- written defenses with the Clerk of said Court and to serve a copy outfl sterl eng a flQ of S Qfl - I A _____ ' , , BUGS BUNNY by H.imdohl & ________________ 1' VE VA A I VA . - • __________________________________ - _____ - • • - IL 6—Child Care Plea call 10% 830 68 --____________ - -' 1.um Freth pduce daily Vine Hey £14. " ° I I Localed ifl LakeMar, Call 372 flu ____________I 7fledroom AIts Ci", Scec QMes For Senior (I -' 8—Eating Places - 18 Help Wanted __________________________ 4—Personals S—Lost aid Found 11-Instructions and are interested . •,. . OF MILkL Church of God, Saord - Wilson Schoof, Paofa 3 - Midway Fire Home - Altamonte Springs City Hall - City Hall Oviedo - Community House. Gena or Etor 121160 to the t- r *_ House 9- Forest City Community Building lake Mary Elementary _____________________ _____________________ B MY BUSY ME! by the claiff ant, hs agent or at torney or the same shall be soid DatedatOrlando, Floridathis 11th res Santord. Please do telephone Rentals __________________ URSEL (AND AN ANNIVERSARY . by Dtck Covoll, I OUT A NICE I permitted to YS 1M AND SE NOT_SENTlM NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Bo* 3161 7. Township 70 South. Range 30 East. P Notice is hereby given that the run N 59 degrees SI' 20" W 207271 Orl4ndo, Florida 32803 Board of Adjustment of the City of feet along the South line of Said Publish Oct 21 fl 1971 Sanford will hold a special meeting DEC 122 Section 2 for a point of beginning. on November I 1971 in thedity Hall thenceN Odegrees09' 07 W 671 NOTICE FOR BIDS at 11 - 30 A M. in order to consider a feet to the South right of way of the thence S. 0 degrees 09' 02" E- 267 76 with, Jr.. Clerk up to 17 00 Noon feet thence S 19 degrees 5i 70" E November 1 1971 for the fIcw.ng 70feet;thence S. Odegrees09 02" t aratnry Equipment E 35959 feet to a point on the South Mite Laboratory Supplies Streets AItamnte SprIngs 17 — Forest City Bear Lake Fire B. I Perkins Chairman . 32—Houses Rent Unfurnished 33—House Rent Furnished 34—Mobile Homes Rent 35-Mobile Home Lots thence S 89 degrees 59' 43" E. 199 67 County Commissioners will receive Zoned District in Lots S tnru 10. Orange Heights. Being more specifically dCribed 01 loa?ed at East tidC of ITrcnch te in Such bond n - Firtt Federal Building, election The places of voting and the Inspectors and Clerks for the Il OFFICIAL BALLOT ( ) ELI QL3E I ELZA'S AUGRA J BY CIN XWELL.' . I IDT ITW5T5 I AUTh WAY ( I NN? ARCHIE I by \ I \ I c I i L 1 'HEAD/ 'T • ThEY GAVE HIM I __________ ______ ' / I ': / ' I / I - - I 11 GET I I \ ' ' ii i P 1 CRATE; L INT TO F P c)uT IF E4LL ir TRy %AN ruyER- HE roLIE 4L'ZLE k' tj .'ss V _i Y r I ; 2 J - ' n.n ' 76 fluildng - Lake Mary Fire House For Rent 37-Business Pror For Rent thence N 59 decrees SI' 70' W at Room 307. Courthouse, Sanford, - F , time of the sale of the bonUs maturIng not later than twenty five (23) years from the date of issuance therebf payable from ad vatorem taxes levledon all taxableproperty t County without limit at to rate ' _____ (/j ' .4 ' SASE t'LiT — WE E T THE 4TUE ow HERE 'h.' ' I 7 ''' EV - _________________________ I Real Estate m L T ThE ' - O. l ' ' L ____ I MA EK IS 'f'iO'J ____ y Schn.td., nowi. -- D€LlCUS' K AO IT IJ A CTE CHiP / • II English Estates School 72--Portable. adlacent to Mayfair Country Club Longod City Mall 31 Valley Forge Apaments Recreational Room SECTION 5 ABSENTEE to 126 UT DA T1 E used in conjunction therth TE FOR The aforesaid sale will be made MiHOLE C N TY SE rsuant to a Final Judgment GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION lered in Civil No 74 lI n ding in the Circuit Court of the CASNo749. INVLSTMLPIT Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and CO PANY 0 A MERIC A C - a for Seminole County, Florida u - RecrNtional Room, San 111W Itt St Put a BIG gift under your children's 116W 2nd St Christmas Tree. with money you __________________________ earn from AVON COZY trailer I be*oom mature adults Good lot.on, utilities Eperenced carpet Salesman PAId By week No deposit 3 wanted Both residential and : - , REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Confidential intervis Computer MIS We take trades FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS, 323 First and last us deposit 323 1707 after S SAPIFORDEGG PROCESSOR NEEDS _______________________ land Lake Monrce 2 btdroomi, 1 products manufactured by Purolator, Wells, Uniroyal, N T E O SAL to foreclose a mortgage t the _________________ 4-Gariqe . Rummage Sales 55—Boats & MarIne Equipment ___________ 3 Bedrooms, P bat . ,- N cc 7 Bedroom Home For i'_i ci, a part or full time bitt 3bedroomhouse, Sanfordarea $175 ma Call $31 7123 Requires a minimum of ,UI 71 (ash for iflvfltOty and servi(C porchas - . - . , - 3ftedrooms alrconditoned kitcher equl ped lent of r m se—Camping Equipment - - DELTONA, fl 7 bdrm duplex. kitchen equipped carpeted en closed patio $130 mo plut security S Ii children tIco MISS)? ___________________________ - - Write today for a po%sie iffiIlatcn and more written information Include phone AF Stems Inc 1650 S Pcdd Rd - Salt Lake C I, U?Th 5It1 ifl i fly Elaine RiCharde T*n beoom Florida room un furnished Stove & retrigerator lint andtest 372 17I se-Appliances S5-Bicyc's JIPtMI( P WEAVER and DONNA 9-Mustcal Mercndise C WEAVER husband and wife 60-Office Equipment Defendants AMENDED And Supplies NOTICE OF ACTION TO JIMMIE P WEAVER and em-Building Ma er a Is wife of P0 Box 367 ,%utltSt Noh Carolina 71911 YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE Unfurnished ror ,ae ' TRIM TIC DEVELOPMENT INC t I I Large 1 bedroom furnished apart YOUR OWN BUSINESS Merchan ise mittioners Lot 10) QUILP4S MIRROR PublIsh Oct 25 1971 SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA UTH REPLAT. according 'o fi DEC 180 CIVIL ACTION pIal thereof as recorded fl Pla' Book No. 74-1771-CA O1.0 I) page 86 Public Records of ___________________________ Division C Seminole County Florida FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND together with all Sirurturet, im LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MID - Sanford Immediate Occupancy apartments, furnished & un Real Estate Wanted Arthur H fleckeith, it Clerk Lake Monroe Elementary Clerk will offer for sale the following Orlindo Florida 3750? lndite by pulling dn lever Middle School 1971 or -- rc,AlN5T APPROVAL OF 12- kidgeood Arms Apartmentt, ISeal) BONDS if you dO not favor the Sanford Arthur If Beckwith Jr I missOn(r% reserves 'hc right Ic 47 iC any irreuuiar,ties Or 7$- City of Sanford Utility Building II a in at the west front 000r of the ESQUIRE Call l 6934 - - Cr NOTICEOFSALE DROSDICK & DOSTER. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIAT ION constructing a new County Security Altamont, Springs Co ptex as provided in tne 37 Sanora Club House Resølution of the County Sanford Instructions to Voters 28- South Seminole Middle Indicate by putling dn lever S(hØof over FOR APPROVAL OF 39 - St Johns Village Cralt BONDS" if you favor the issuance Of Shop. Fern Park _____ ____ I I ,. - , - r - I " _____ - Clerk of the Circuit Court By ?artha I Vihlen - , bearIng interest at not exceeding the a - ____ C ItY C oks & L wnce I A ______ CAAIN EASY "L " ii Issue not exceeding I 7 ' NOVEMBERS,t974 - AS A bABY ' Ev / Bob Montana AT } - i room, wail to wall carpet .r ondilioned reasonable rCnt duits no pets 722 1810 - PETS. 119 S Magnolia Ave. 71969 feet along said South line to or by writing Clerksoffice,pO the pOint of beginning Containing Drawer C Sanford. Florida 32771 PraIrie Lake Iegidn Hall RAYMOND SCRID and ANGELLA Seventh day Adventist Church C SER1O hit wife DAVID IIOAG 71 - IF UNCLE I I I TOWN CRIER WOUT - 73 SEMINOLE COUNTY ' 1/ _______ and pet accepted $130 per mo 510 deposit 801 Mgla Ae 332 Unfurnlshed _____ I MYAGPH BK IS 327)977 After II a m. _______________________ is helpful but not essential The ability to operate a camera FInancIal ___________________ rtIy furnished Large 1 bedroom utilities lurnshed coespondents for all areas of Seminole and ________ of said Estate 7A - Community House, Chuluota Ordinance as it pedains to front and approved by Such qualified electors to finance the cost of the project, above described. All qualified electors residing In - DugiN' WIROP __________________________________ _ 'extra money', the Evening and Sunday -' -- ____________ Nice effIciency apartment MI Sanford - 7 bdrm Are you one of those people who kns Deceased ac E 25000ff,. thence S 89 degrees Si 73rd day of October, 1971 (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr 1 Hundred Fifty three Thousand - E BRA5T °F I'LL kA ioi ' U 'Ii t95Month 3210797 3—Cemeteries Florida, Probate Division, in the ft th cc Courthouse at Sanfor Florida W for 81161 w thin four (4) Calendar months to0m OCEAN SHRIMP 2-In Memoriam as its either of you. may have against said estatelntheofflceof thedlerkof the f havin Furnished place orderS for ck up later .a chord o 20378 : CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 13—Travel Agencies Publish Oct 28 Nov 1 1) II 1971 bond election of the qualified ectors residing in the County iS hereby called to be held November 5. 1971 to determine wether or not the issuance of such bonds in an aggregate amount of not ' / I if - , I (. * Clothes Washer•Dryer — You and each of you are hereby tangent of 103 VS ft to the Point of Beginning thence run dflOO ft notified and required to tile any 15-Action Sports Frederick, P0, Box 1793, Sanford. Florida onor before the 25th day of November 1971 in the absence of h A rlmbrou C Ir Board of County property in the County. None of such Arthur H Beckwilh, Jr. bonds shall be iSsued for a longer B3ard of County term than twenty-five (23) years Commisil ers Seminole ______ by I K Ryan _______________ _______________ - '' - - __________ h fl isitwasiier'vlsposa _______ M(ov.et, duckS or drakes Live, • 5700 dalI 323 7695 Tues Fri. alter A SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Noherly right of way 01 the Onora CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1107.CA-Q4.F Grapeyille Road Extention- thence FLORIDA. _____ - 1 RnaP.RetriaeratGr U b l ? 'l Fl \l — - I 1 ..PAW I MIT PIT iiO * Unfurnished 'HOtlifle" AdIt or Teens --IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM AL w j MS ror nOflt MUS Firit Feral fluUding LESS THE FOLLOWs N Sanford, Florida 3771 DESCRIBED PARCEL Commence at the SE corner of Publish Oct. 21, 28. 1971 SectIon 7. Township 20S, Range o DEC I?, E run P1 89 degrees 51 70' for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE there has been filed in the Circuit degrees 51 maxImum rate permitted by law at -_" I P1 .' H yea Sarah Cent thow in your I - Aparmen!s Rent IN DIAL deqrecso 02 1 6 39fttt Itience provided n CliOn lfl 16 Florida TO - FRANKLIN JOSEPH BEN ofotangency of a curve concave Mlf:d W. Crist NETT. whose place of residence along?hedrcoisaidcurvehavingas ' SECTION 12 Thousand Eighty ($3.8S3,0) to finance the Dollars cost of dfect Immediatel un its adon , '-. - - / Jfl fr ragapherf * the provisions hereof, general CL USE. t MT' / _____ _____ 5 I . ° Personals -. _______________ - ' , • 4 - FACED _______________________ PAPERS ON - INFORMATION Served; corporation, and I He is duly authoriied to eiute CENTRAL PARK, SUN H A, flANK OF Statutes To Wit Section 86509 Florida Statutes 1957 lhis Certificate, Defendants S Kelly Hamrick an The copy oi the rewlution an NOT ICC 151 BYEN that Pubfl%hOtI.21,71,Hoy, I, , neeed heco entltIed on the 11th day of November, 1911, at DEG ns QUESTION OF TH ISSUANCE OF newspaper publithed and general By Joann K Hare Deputy Clerk SUCH BONDS AND PROVIOING circulation in the County, once each e(orfourconsecutjyeweks,the Publish- Oct. 7, 11. 21. 2L 1571 A.4 EFFECTIVE DATE. firit publication to be not less than DEC15 thirty (30) days prior to lhe date of BOARD OF COUNTY c' COUNTY, FLORIDA heren called the event that any rd. phrase, Board', that clôue Sentence or paragraph HE ....- NEW IPIACNE COST OFA SECTION 9 NOTICF OF BOND the Board of Commiss;oners, this antc of 39 degrees 50 71" and a -0 Filed at Sanford Florida, this 17th SE U I V ELECTION. This resolution shall be ?nd day Of Oct 1971 of October 1971 radIus of 1190 52 feet, 87801 feet to D CALLING A BOND ELEC of such bond etectio telher with John A KimbrouUh At Administratrix 59' 45" 771 SC I t Ion ELECTORS RESIDING IN flS the Clerk of the board shall Arthur H BCCkwith, Jr es Attorney for Adminislratri ont oii 0 , / _____ I w Elections to the Inspectors and - VV ________________________ JMI I MW STAND UVt time to In for a slam later. partner merely raised to two, notrump %hat do you (ho no £ portion ci the ris?ration books, or duplIcates thereof, of the County Showing the names of the qualified eCtOrsresInQ UI A liT A h ao 't d oCounty Commissioners, at each polling place shall prepare NEW COUNTY SECURI TV In re Estate of , Tonthlp 20 South, R,nge 19;: e71day SIptmber, and fi!e duplicate rurns of Such COMPLEX; PROVIDlG FOR East; run N. 89 degrees SI' 2' W MURELL. L AOAMS bond elation and shall deliver one AND CALLING A BOND ELECT drcrad 2072.21 fed along the S tine o Said election shall be those places listed Electionsandone copytothe Boara ELECTORS RESIDING To All Creditors and All Persons IN 09'07" W 70136 let to , point e ritc ut on sd orth below, he Such returns shall show the number SEMINOLE COUNTY TO BE HELD beginning on the N right way ot Having Claims r Demands Against f t 24 _____ I Legal Notice an: ng the cost of the acquisition condt.a in th. manner Prescribed CE EDI HG 53,853,080 GENERAL will offer sale to the highett and best CUlT OF FLOR IDA IN AND FOR uction of a Seminole bylawfor hding general elections OBLIGATION Co BONDS OF bidder for cash the followinq SEMINOLE COUNTY Un y Security Cornple*, as in the County except as herein SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION scribed real property - r - Legal Notice Monday, Oct. 28. 1974 -58 - - ______ dummy's out, the rest of Mt( II trnuld be used b the - ° first diamond; notes that his West North I ( f Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. used: and furthe' Ii a'jtfloruxec an HOTICE B IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FELS : L N directed to make appropnate in conlormity with all applicable EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL FICTITIOUSNAME THE COUNT dR. Natice hereby given tt& we are NOTlCE0 N0vFMBER s, mi' RI SEMINOLE N GV machines at the polling places THAT A BOND theresIutjonhereInaflermenIjoned CIVIL ACTION NO. 7lIIs.O FIorida,underthef4cIi,iovsnameo the 5th of Noenther, rIe iy PrOPOSId,coned, and DUKE ENTRPRES INC., a PARADVSE oy Florida, for the purpose Of dder- in accordance with law the officIal Plicable requirements; and all other ball for usi in Such voting Plaintiff, SALON and that _ intend to flQWhdheror n bonds of , UNIVFqSAI FINANCIAL I IN fl,5S3,OSO bearing in terest Y C Semi annually, SUChr Iegalrat:ass't sal: thereof. lerlafi dummy to r1 a third partner has followed with the • 'I)Ofl and thkestheseond OflC tostrnt / , JI ___ - - fori' South to take It early." 'ItT)' "The final nail is put in • ut AK 6 . __- \ hand is now Ieveloped. I or • I: .- / •, ( 'st mkes a second hear! and 4 i 9732 4 Q ID SOUTh (Di 4A KQ84 IN TH ThORN SMH IS ' - Oswald: "The how ('an I beat EAST ...1 ALMOST CUWL SAt \ OU VK9 + K QJ9 I - sure; if it the measures may be neftsry. S 1 np LUH _____ 1 .: -- J 1 fl%1F JM ,OflV J . Legal Notice by Dick Turner CARNIVAL '1 . '- - lnvistmen MaC hiner and Tools 63-- FurnIshed Opportunities _______________________ 61-Equipment for Rent _____ _____ UtfliSdaupi, C t I • 3 y% Marvin P Gatsman 240$ Afteri 30 3fl _____________________ provided in Section i above except 49 St Richards EpiopaI Orlanio Florida 32807 . II I II - . IL II II II '; A I " It - you are in favor of the issuance said Bonds, place an "v" in the If ...I' of RECORDING OFFICER FICTITIOUS NAME i en mat we are : ______________________________ RE OUR i - i V ,_ - - 0 r LI DO D - G 'AGAINST G APPROVAL rt sit I C recr nP1 aI n cerninole accdnq to plat in Plat Book I? pa of I,, ages 6$ ' CERT IF ES that 1 He It the duty appo iflt, Strcd, Sanford, Florida, 37171 under at public sale. tothe highest and thfictilIOus name of INTERSTATE bidder, for cash, at the lront door you and you are required to file Clerk), and keeper of the recordS register tild with the Clerk of the November 11th 1911 2 The annexed copy of extractS m the minutes 01 Commissioners, ' ballots for use of absentee debts pared copy of the enole of tne t looPy f Plaintiff, whose address is Suite 376. F irst Federal building • *ilh the Clerk of thç above styled provision of the fictitious name (Sal) statutes to wit. SVlion 665 09 Arthur H t)i'Ckwith, H W;ren , entered aalnsl ou tot the relief nanded In the CmpIint call Deputy Clerk I I '028 - ---- ' -- -. — - ( h,Ch vo'ng v,iihnrs are t te there - -_-- - _r'','_' __,___- - - R Warren ntt' 0 - _ -k-, Clerksonorborethedateand time •ame relate to the resolution ,- 7)—Antiques 7 Bedroom FurniShed house 75 s*imin.nQ pool 1770 S Orlando Dr 17) 7920 utilities. Huptin Ostn 37) 1$a -r n - 1170 Florida Ave - Transp ortaton 34 Mobile Homes Rent OF BALLOTS The Clerk of the Board it authoriZed and directed to hive 1 Unfurnished a copy of your written defenses to t, - _________ I T - - GEST ION. APPROVAL OF BONDS II you are nof in favor of - th fly Joy Stokes 725 East Kennedy Boulevard Trailers Parts ccesso e 71- Junk Cars Removed 79-Trucks and Trailers Il-Aviation C S)60np CamPgr0u, 122601' - "' " k tCti Sanf rd "' '°-° I %iIl i u ppcd central heal nd P4i',ir John5 for ho,' 5115 363 - •fl$iflg a mb se r 7 bedrooms ar I ____ -,'' -: ''' -- .' - ' - - -= �68-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Keep Your Resort Property 36 Monday, Oct. 28, 1974 Eye On 41 Houses for Sale The Want SUNLAND ('f,Ul,fUl Wekiva Rivet t tOSS 'ate plus night rental 1 NO .lichøIoC U'fl rn QIOUfldS CAMP , MINOLE Jfl u70 .e t'ave leveral ncr Pi1l , ,,, n th, , 1' Ihi' INVESTMENT r'.i tt'i ... n.tt r,ient' Ak us -St;cn..t our Istogs on 41 Houe for Sale LAKE COMO AREA flt'.iut,tul 2 ieirocm. Flor)da room omc, 950 square It. bving orc, flfIY I raPed with bcadt4ul Shade trees %21.SO0 EVEREST PEAL IV. INC REALTORS, 62$ 0608 After hours call John Zeuli. S.aleirnjn. 372 6169. On can drect access to lake. 3 bedrooms, 1', baths, kitchen I Acre plus 12i60' mobde home tuipped, mortqa Wtkva River Acres. 2 beotoom' money corn .,r condition,ng. washer an miffed for quatifieci t,uycr , (liver dishwasher, dispusal ss 1??1 i ''ap'rieS, screen room. 1Mg IILIF F MAN REALTY uarden. I0'xlO' shed Eatra Nicol Al Peti. J('flny (lark. AVsO( ia000 cu j 176% 3n 159$. 3?? 8853 Oa. Ev(' When yOU haste sornethsng to buy, st rent or swap, a Ciassl ed Act v.111 get resutl f or you Dial. 372 7611 or 831 999) arc', • Commercial Properties Pedroorn 2 balh WI , plan m04.Ie riome on , tret '.ictri $71 900 Terms ______ I OiCI SPACE BUSY STREET 306W 13thST And Acreage PiflF-P ' 12 - ------------ ______ _____-_ ayto eeCu1ive type ust. Appcwiimatelv 110 to 'c g tt of hvng space Call REALTOR Associate. Maroaret 'co?t e,1Irc;, t; fl • Ij.) ,fl Il ç 'A 510.500 *isr investment beats a I,trt,mr of toil PINECREST O,.irr r'ed ncl'th, 2 bedroom 'tht'ii borne Livinganddining rpcm$ 1 ley, range 6. relr,geratc'q Ictral for retired, Quiet neigh bcrhoi, Owner wilt finance, $31 Terms 1420. - Lake Mary CITY pool large Shade Trees SANFORD 2bedroom, I bath,r ondlioned, catremely wetI kept Nice y,irci, convenient lOC6tiOn 1 bedroom. 7 story, with CASS(LBERRY.3 or 1 bedrooms. above ground pool. Outdoor br,ck barbecue, Sprinkler system, ttnCrd yard, scrct'nc'cj porch Cintral hi",ti ,jri(t ,ir rpilin(J COUNTRY 3 bedroom, Ii; bath. over an acre 5)3.'00. 7 fledroom, I bath house. Fitpli, screened In front porch, fenced in backyard r!is frt tires. iraçt and carport Pr cc' 511 50.3 SUNLAND 3 tdroOm. On corner $11300 Terms JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR PHONE 372 6137 AFTER 5, 3127111 HOSPITAL AREA 112.500 3 bedrooms. I a?t. (ofott lot May consider a r('asonabIe offer Owner, 322 27t ';a Central Florida's iiiiI TIPLE LISTING REALTOR 37 tin 1919S Fr ench 17? 7374. 372 I19o. 3 72 75i8 372 116.4, 3?? 1959 ON RESERVOIR LAKE 711P1 Oak, Sanford 32? lI7ldav. 32) 011Scve BROKER ASSOCIATF and gold. Dave's Fvrniture, 500 Sanford Ave., 3239370. "Get •Tennis Courts Hot" New hous es in a rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less than rent, Gov*rnment Subsidi:,d IDrapes 323-7900j M UNSWORTH REALTY *03W. 1st St 345.SSSS OFFAIRPORT Plo guãlitying. 3 bdrm , I' baths 13.0 down. 1186 mo 7 pcI. Acre Realty. REALTOR.3237750 BLVD. RAVENNA PARK 'bedroom.7blth, fenc ed yar 1 A. A. MCCLANAHAN. BROKER 377 5992 WHY RENT? Nights, 373 1)6' or 373 9007 Ji m Hunt Realty 1321 Pa: Dr 322 711* REALTOR Afttr Hours' 322.9211 327)99137206.'l a NEW MARON HOME il O.t'e.a figs yqq botte tPti •asyt Walk.. pa.pfs as i'fl as r,trres *ith a. l*gi$I 1d*ust, at ssao.sii.aa are vr,.dI.sae.srearf.M Vq etj.kty IipvvcNas a øeel EXCE°TIONAL 4 Bedroom 7 bath. family room. fireplace, carpeted, cat In kitchen, dishwa sher, g.ar boge diSposal, range. large inside utility room, outside uhility building. fenced ba ck yard Well landscaped 537.250 W*s.m tisma 0r NO CAIN DOWN PAYMENT AND REDUCED MONTHLY Thi A. *t5,t!a'ts ri,, GOLF COURSE-) bedroom, 3 bath, farni, room, wall to wall carpet. C6l in kitchen, dishwa sher, gar blgC disposal,range refrIgerator 15' x 30' Screened pool 535,000 RAI..TY Sanford now open daily for retail sales Always a ba rn full of Qood cIen used furniture, an ligut's,, TVs. and appliances. Auction every Saturday night 7 30 p m. Consignments welcome. For Information call 3fl 9119, mAR0nDA HomEs IflC. IEARLY flEW--i bedroom Split plan. 1 baths, wall to wall car pet, kitchen equipped, large utility toraqr' r oo m, 574.300 Stenstrom CailBart Real Estate Rea Ity • "SANFORD'S SALES LEApER" SANFORD - 2 story. 2 bedroom, f or mal dIning room Now only 125,00 On Park Ave. REALTOR 21 Hour Service 332.7$ -- Newly renovated, 7 &drms. family COUNTY 2 bedroom frame and room. ktchn equipped, carpet rustic (Oufltry cottage 120,50) 12.00OdownflSOmonfhly 377 7717 iswrsu MNR - I oecrcnm, small but plush Partially fur * * * * L)eltona * * nishCd. 170.500. 7 Pci. Inter es t Rate. GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU LAKE MARY NEED. NO MONEY DOWN New 3 and I bedroom homes, 15i 102 bathspriced from $77,130 to 125.100 on large wooded lot, Seller pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, Conventlonl Ioan. Builder, Deltona, 901.7*9.2210, Orlando, 3054 73 1336 - AttractIve 3 bedroom. Just reduced to 122.500 Cr.at kw6tlni - Monroe. 5)75.000+ 628.2162 P H.ihn LTD. $00 riding lawn ,rlcjerr, 32)7170 9 a m. to S p m Triplex. All units PINECREST rented Good investmen t. $31,000 - Excellent 3 bedroom, NOW You can buy for $16,500 a fiveCOUNTY room framed dwelling Situat ed on most eitra, pool and ba rn In vesligate' 141,900 acre lot. Good investment Terms arranged CITY - F nt class 7 Story, 4 BALL REALTY t*tiroom, 7 bath Reduced o I117W. FirtSt. SANFORD 537,900, . I BR. c entral a h. w w car pe t Has) HIGHLANDPARK- Youmustsee! cm lurfl collage that rents for Plush 2 bedroom Beautifu' $100 mc Cash & assume 516,0(0170.300 rntg $149'no at7k.. pcI Interest Real Estate, Ht' educed 14.000 for quick sale. 52,000 down, total price, 579,000, 3 bedroom. 210 Virqini Av-, 372 4195 REALTORS 42 2545 Park Dr. MobIle Homes Extremely (tan doublt'wde 3 Harold Hall Realty SPANISH CHARM ? 60f I4'y I/ 97 t.[AL1Up 31) %'14 LOW DOWN PAYMErIT C rnjirrrentt Stone fireplace, turned columns, sunken paneled family room. 3 bedroom, garage, red wood privacy fcnced..carp.I. Unbelievable at 523.100 , Hurry' CLIFF JORDAN heat ,,fld air. Shag carpet, fenced rear yard Terry Really, REAl,TOP. 62*0711 I ler$eijjJ, 17' 7 Bedrooms, I?' • 73' Iiv.ng room. car pet, AC. skirting, •snchcrS. sloraq Shed 646*019 I' '(I' i' ,l ii., $., ,i Stamps-Coins We buy and sell Gold and Silver Coins Single or Bulk SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W. 1st SO ' - IuIl Line GE ApplinCe% Sanford Electric Company 7377 Park Drive, 317 1567 I, Drop In bobbin, zig zag, anJ i needle position. Like nw COnditiOn, sold new for UI. balance of 15 cash or S payments of $10. flew warranty. KAR TUNE We bring the Garage to You rune up, electrical and diagnostic Service Tune up- 127 5(1 (6 Cylinder cars) Call 373 927? for an appointsnedt, [PRY'S GARAGE. We'll fIx your car best for less, all work guarantee& 703 French Ave , 371 0890. Beauty Care SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st SI., Sanford 372 4l) 5? TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON I lornq'r ly lIar r ieII 's 14i'.sul y Pioo& I 519 1' Pin, 371 5717 Gtv" 1~ _*. cwx", : f MOBILE HOME PAPR 1~11 Carpentry KENMORE WASHER, parts, service. used machines trW rquty in 2) I 0 excellent (Ofldition 317 1433 avenings Operiifl HOMES OF DISTINCTION Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets • Sewers Street Lights S Sidewalks Idyflwflde Homes fly CONSTRUCTION h211 W. 25th Call Sanford, Fla. for Appointment 322.3103 Additions - Remodeling Bct lot. selection flOW available in Sanford's ri family park. ( 'ome out SOON __ kOIIcOpj MARINt 791714ey1791 dry loam. Clean It Jot t,se Christmas visit ors 373 0973. today St(eftc$,427,2.:3 mtles e*st of I7-s" Pt)f'105)323816 Orl832299 MusicalMerchandise ________ f,immond (OSOi Organ. 2 full kx'yboarth. 4 drawb,s, presets, iricxjc'l A tOO, 11,900 or H 100. 2 900 6466614 CARRIAGE COVE Carpet Cleaner arpet Master. Steam, Shampoo or 377 s9 I loi_j15, p,lt.u'i of 's's lit (k or 'trinc planterS Patch.) rid f ll"? .'.i'r I?? 1ICS) i II'OrlandoClipper, 9$ Mercury 'nd highlander trailer. 1913 like new . Less than IS hi's 1793 373 4057 SANFORD reserve your lot. ------- 78 turid, Flgt, good condition GOOD 1' Buys . CREDIT) Any Car :1 24-7, ft 17 97 Maitland 443.1113 1974 Dodge Charger Fully equipped. bucket seats, aviornalic. air. One owner. 1,100 mites 327.1114 Dealer. Is' 1973 VW Bug Low mileage, balance ......,i,., .i_._._ __.a W' f_.i,,... •SYJ V. •I''J OUU - air conditIoning. 377 7662. Mon Thurs I 30 S 00 1961 Comet. Needs work. automatic ISO 377 1496 Aftcr 5. ------------- 1963 Olds F IS, new point lob Good mechanical condition, $300. Call - 323 4955 anytime Motorcycles 1969 Chevrolet Caprice. 2 Or vinyl top, air pond., heater, I big new radial tires, I owner. 51,150 377. a , 7745 or 372 1973YA.MAHA 173 5771 1965 VW Bus. Good Condition. Partial Camper. In 4716 EXCELLENT CONDITION 377 OOlOor 377 4837 cZ to III o S '-'a am Sarslcwd.377 2010 Pet Care House Painting, Pressure Cleaning, Mnor Repairs C. J. Bannister, 322 1155. Carpentry, Roofing, Cement FiniShing, Painting Reasonable. .. Piano ServIces Billy Geck. 373 *207 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, ('n,Jnhq'r tops, Sinks Installation iv,iiI,flle Bud C.it'ell 377 N)S? ,inytim BUDDY'S •" 3: 0 = -t OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES •cE Nan 1-0 w>- -'- cn0 L. • D .c o o 1300 4) r oo (N..0 t) C >0c,..... ICC13,.ct>oO) / mud clobber s, wasps & Spider webs. 372o)y7, • C (D C&A BACKHOE SERVICE 5 tamp Out idleness Put a Want Ad to work Call 312 7611 or $31 em ',, aS 0 C.) C CD! C) ' U) C Truck Rentals 0 U) C) a) C - hill (lit, i'''c i'.11 tot'. ,t ii Q14rii4 (trwc",.,i', 117 7 914 or '1?) 39S) t,ir'i% , Dorothy Bliss 319 5423 Land Clearing 0 S Sewing ', I cic'olr,r' ar'i tu Lli.'sel I r,,n tr'i I day I year 373 3310 a) 0 '.0 I- Lawn Care Wall Papering F oreqargreen Lawn Servic,. ILoniplele Lawn Maintenanc e 321 0391 or 373 1S5 -t Painting P tinting and Wallpapering No lob '.iO '.in.,II Q,ialty ,5'41irsin,flp ii fl 6579 or 173 fi7trl Pest Control AR'? BROWN I'EST CONTROL, 751)7 Park Dri'r' 2778866 You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" in the Want Ads F'Atjt SLAT(R Professional WslIp,sgjrr hfflq.'r 1+ icensea Pes'drnlial, Commercial Free t%tlmafr's ,it 3,7 8fl7) All "rneS and si:es 0 '' a) -C U) a) CI)>> Cr! CJ).00 0 'D@) C C 4-'rC)C.0 at C -C C WDct3"0 0 CD C -r .- .C_::: c - (4) ? . 17) We repa'r and scrv,c 51tP4( MACHINE & SUPPLy CO IL. r,scO 6.0. . = S.- ' 327 61)) Want Ads provide you with a large selection of brand nlme offerings (laity! >" is Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED PUMPS iPRlfluiç[p SYSTEMS .? :2 . C C 1 cs,Ea iIA >-I.'D 4 C> a)2 C _ C ii CC 4, <'Il Wil 377 177* 14 II ,.,E a) C E' ° E d °cn og .,0a >Zj'5oOWc c.E 3 u Cs- (U - FALL CLEANING "Impac"Wash& Spra Kleen Exterior waltz, eaves, patio, walks 6. roofs Removes mildew, fungus, a) 2 'D 4-0 All rrakrs. rtI Players Tuning l4ep1)ir,$6793(0 'ano Melodrqrrsd, 41 key L'prigfht condition ) (4 E sift fur $75 Call 373 0871 after I Cood U) ') • Custom made Drapes and Bed spreads Quality workmanship 3733951 = Co E6 - COC)C(1) OC'J PIANO SERVICES -- Carperitty. Remodeling, Additions. Custom 'Work Lcrr's"rt Ilcirvltd mitirnalir 323 60)6 - V W o - Pressure Cleaning ox HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 372 1331, "Lake Mary" 0 Q - Monona Boarding & Grooming Ph 377 1037 RmodeIlng, Additions 4, Repair. 3 E CD V0oE oci 00.C 4-'.0 - C) ns ca 41444 . PET PEST INN O.O ,_oc _ Cl) EE C 1 ?6 lrcnuo,s ,.,.incj jobs of all tpes. Carpentry. Painting, Cement Work, L ight HaulIng, 377 7645 4-' -- O -c> " Pest Control Home Improvements I ,irt(Ic' irrI 'lP4CL1,115(AP11(1,41Py ilerior Inn, Paneling, Custom Used wnshr' and drycri Many to I Carperntry No lOb too small choose horn 90 dy warranty on Licensed & Bonded. 373 3677 all used applian, Dick's Ap pllances. 372 7631 I i','irIesJ Ads Serve the buying .Ind '.r Iling community everyday, read ind ii',,' Ihein otlerl Call 377 7611 55 Boats & Manne of All 9991 Equipment ,IIri-.'I,t (WITH ,ij . .. - Appliances MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 O6ee S * Mustang City * 1970 Mustang Fastback beautiful, I owner. USED & REBUILT PARTS 703 French Ave 3710890 '" a Heater Cleaning Call Credit Dept Eves. *69 1144 Li Jim POAC Pest Control (en'rai toiral & Ar Cond'.on.rnj For frrc estimates. call Carl H,'srrs, a SEARS in Sanfo'ct 377 1771 Auto Repair GOLDEN TOUCHN SEW 1970 Chevelle, new 154 engine. 600 HP. balanced and blueprinted. 156 qe4r . mags. many extras Best 372 1717 after 5 pm BUSINESS Air Conditioning ____ In sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, windsbobbin In machine Full automatic. Py balance of 57$ or 10 pay ments Of U 1939 Lincoln with 430 engine, lust rebuilt New transmission Best offer. 37)1371 A Directory of, Experts Ready To Serve You ! Cylinder top secretary. round oak table. Much more. 101 N. Mangoustine St. 377 1108 I'll Buy Anything Singer Il' 1966 Plymouth Idoor'. Slant 6 motor, excellent Condition Only 37.00) original miles and only 1130 293. 7741. 1971 Honda CR 125 $400 and Extras 6681313 '-_.- Appliances log .ilnti GREGORY Mofilif- PIOMES 3103 OrIarwlo Dr'sic' Sanford '173 sno tEAL TOP 69 L.vingroom sel,See at 101 Brentwood Dr Sanlord.weekendoreirj Your MLS Agency + 103, 3 Days, 3727443 HouseholdGoods 5) 322.2420 Anytime MOSSIE C. BATEMAN t,c"clrooms, ?batns and lof. Central 831.4039 Downtown Mer chanl%, Sidewalk Art ShowCall 377 7517 f or ap plication 76 -. JERRY'S Want to buy used baby clothes, furniture and good toys 0 & 3 Curiosity Shop, 1701 W 1st. home ofle. 322715$. MAYFAIR Beautiful Ibedroom. 4 ba th executive borne on Lake -. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED - 1966 Volkswagen must Sell 373 1*17 1971 Ford Pinto, 2 dr_ loaded, like new, 1 owner'. SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2111W 1st St 373 17)) Top prices paid, used, any condition, "4 8126. Winter Park AFGHANS FOR SALE. WOULD MAKE LOVELY CHRISTMAS GIFTS. PHONE 3277011. November $ and 9. Sanford Wanted to Buy Auto Repairs Parts.Accessories New 26" girt's 3 speed bike. Generator light. aii Hgnt I. ba;ket. $50 l7diemondwhitegold wedding ring, 1100. 373 1433. Lady Kenmor, dithwahtt, ISO, Avacodo plush carpet. II' x with rLbber pad, $iSc,. 7 alt conditioners, 17$and $35; electric knIfe. 55. 37) 0134 Camper - Travel Trailers 16' Travel Trailer. Sleeps 6 Gas. Electric, Refrigerator 1973 3271763 CASH 372 1132 St., I -. $50 Down Complete trailer hitches All kinds available For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford, Ave Autos for Sale 80 DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy 46 West, Sanford 3735370 Service, hitches Southern RV serv i ces . 323 9020 .Su.t,on Sat night at 7 P n's Call 127 7770 STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 46. West 1st ;r.E 7SthS' 371 66 5% Perfect condition 3 BR home in Raveesna Park. For folks con ciffned about location and uood neighbor s. $28,500, with excellent owner financing available Ie Open daily 10 5 for consignments or Sales off the floor. We also buy estates. etc. Extra gas tanks, air conditioners. Special on awnings with free in. consignments Free pick ups. hall ton. $300. 177 9126 lt Ul,$i u Stat ion Wagon, 4 speed, AM rado. Ji conditioned. Extra clean. $1795. Call Don Pope, n 1651 Dealer. 373 73j,Q 75 I' ne .',n,xit Barn, we buy furniture 4nd nr.scellaneous Sell lot 30 pd FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS 21"x4$". 1650 EACH NOLL'S IN CASSELBERRY DeBary you Quafify! 373 6061, 373 0517 m,trat.;r TAFFER Corbett Real Estate tO QUIIItied buyert. Call to see if Faun.vs .,. Em While They're Disposats Dishwashers .dIv tIe'. Thanks to ClasSified Act, users get las? results at a low cost. Try one tOdayt Phone 277 7611 or' 831 9993 5uit 703, The Greater Mall '5 h$i.s SANFORD AUCTION Feed 68 -' off" JIM DANDY FEEDS fItS DIRECT FROM BOXCAR (.orntl('siS F 16. 3?) 1713 Classified acs ao a lob that can oc (tlnc'nOOtt,p, ely Call 3 72 7611cr lii OW] Noisti I'tEAL TORS. Cassetberry, 8)0 1666 6"4791 SSwlmming Pool PAYMENTS - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE III JlS( 1rstSt 3725677 -. l96a Ford Pick Up. ss"lco:ni' ---. 7611 or $319993. h.*lr,i,,..st 67A I. _____________________________ stallahlon, motor and generator - Possession Livestock And Poultry lb BLACK'COWS 1125 EACH 372 7811 TH[ FISHNET Tropical fish and supplIes 1002 French Ave. 32) 0130; Tues Sat ,10 3:30; Fri., hIll p m. We buy odd pieces of sterling Silver '5 67 FREIGHT S AL BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Appliances, air cond.. freezers, refrig., step ladder s, wire. etc. Gormlevs E 16. Sanford 37) 1733 Lake Mary. 1200 down for new bedroom homes In the city. Low 70's Selling price. Farmers Home Admrttratlon plan 3739380 O' fl4 16.19 fluitlr'r Trucks and Trailers 1970 FORD SUPER VAN 51775. CALL AFTER S 3220523 Wt ti,Jjc' a large quântity of nl%IInuS brlc a brac this wecii along with a large QuCntily of used furniture we need to sell it all to make room for more next week There Is something for everyone AppIianCCt. TV's. ruq.. bedroom, living room. dining room furniture Along with everything to dress those rooms up Saitlord Auction is where the t).srqains Are ofl Monday evenings Everyone is inviled. flank (f,'sg Arflericard ,fl(J Chihuahuas For sale frozen beef. Animal haven Grooming & Boarding kennels. 332 3757. MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy 1797 OpenSat &Suri 95 7920 REALTOR 3 Bedroom Apts _ 2 B edroom suites, 1 living roo m Suite, 19" Zenith B W TV set With 3 dressers, table, lamp, ho me and yard misc , 25" console color " 574 3316 JOHN SAULS AGENCY Stemper Realty Cove MasceIIpnous For Sale ________________________ - Clir's kesinet, Pups. studS, AKC. by & M,ni Poodless All colors, Mm' P I ,srfli' lrnautt'r , ti n hii.ti+ririls Slitr 1 York 'e Boston Terrier. (liihu.ihua, Beagle, Chi poo 04.10% nil d.spl,Iv. we buy pups. 'nance.. shots. guarantee 1 90.4 73? 3476 or 1904 2312947 inform,itinn A Small classified ad brings big returns. Try one and see Call 377- Hartman Realty, Inc. 373 *097 - 3 bedroom, I tatpi I'nm. ' years old. Assume 1 pci. mortgage C'aymCnt 11671$ C, H. and A. (Wfl The Master's - SO --- Free puppies to good REALTORs - 196W, Lake Mary Blvd 3?)6333or615 233) WE TAKE TRADES - Osteen. low OSTEEP4 "FIX UP' -- Large commercial building Plenty of income posSibility with plus a nice dcublewde lrai ' 150'i 150 lot Only 523.000 Call REALTOR Associate, Margaret Scott, [vs. 372 7541 -- Pets and Supplies Income And ._. Days 3726171 Nights 377 5121 or 3 72 715? Imniediate Christmas isa time forgiving and a time for saving when you shop the Pages of Classified Ads' lpIr,mvru OOIJSC 101' S.)Je a? 11W 1 2nd St $33,000 Call 377469) lcx ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS FORREST GREENE, INC. 2 bed room. LAKE FRONT LOT I'ARk R$0E 3 tx'drooniS, l' baths. CD home. HasaIrnrcd .---. S1.900 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $I per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE Investnient Property an acre on Crystal Lake, beautiful k't(h'en, central heat and air.Jo ACRES on paved road, as a targe 7 Story frame home, barns, Florida room overlooking the .tnd small lramt' collage Land s like $12,900 i'iitiI ltd cro's'. frfl('i'cj Country kitchen goes *ith thi5 3 bedrooms I'; bath home on Shaded lot 523.900. SAN LANTA Big. 7 bedroom, 2 oath, central heat & air. S21,000 Terms Svvi' -' Auction Mon. Oct. 28, 1p.m. Equipment for Rent 65 ward. •sv.iilabtp lurnitjied lot bedrooms 7 balhs. living, dininu. 573.000 Assumable tamili rn. carpeted, Screened ' $18,100 'nort:,,ni' ,ttr n.nthl'i prnr it?•, r import nc u'ntra; .ini n.m. 'dit.iritieriq Sy.lvi'i II hut ItCCS g6rden spot 578.850 373 7;j, (.5( IN, Large 4 bedroom, 2 bath (13 hortic'. c en tral heal and air. is ( ,'ltCnt condition, LAKE MARY ]bedrooms, nearly Stemper SezI Housesfor Sale 64 Duplei,lot wooded. N Orar.aeCity 110187 415% 46 Motorcycle Insurance flht'lR AGENCY ) PUBLIC AUCTION "turns Tryoneand'.ee (ii 321 .611 If 531 9993 Real Estate TOR 21 Hour Service Call )fl.79e __________ CLOSE IN large 3bedroomhomeon \h,ftiv corner lot His a large •4arage with w or kshop. $155 mo 9' , pci Acre Reatty, PFA(TOR 17)7750 bath ORLANDO 72 Motorcycles 78 Old Sheffield Plating Co. buyS American and English sterling in any condition. 5311111 A '.tn,tll ClissilIed Act firings big Calibart home. 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, 'ep.irale garage with very niCC •ip,rtment upstairs E*cellcnt neighborhood 2 it OfOurn I tstt. den so in SANFORD Antiques 19 fl the A LOVELY 7 story Spanish styic' w. Garnest White + Wanted to Rent 41 71 Office Equipment And Supplies - great terms (Jflfry 00 paved road, additional 1,3 Sanlord. 3)? 1881 7 An Eye For Value 1 Typewriters, Cash Registers, Photo Copiers, and some Misc office Supplies Also office chairs for reception room & executive Swivel chairs like new. Half price or Iefl, 793 7741 md gracious 2 II,t.kr 1Q 'i'd Corn, r&.,I t'jroom 60 Towering oaks shade beaulitul larg lots fat lea'it 100' x 300') lot yO',jI lufur home 0n1y $1 150 wilt orner to, viwv ic •.t Homes, Lots POOL toraq garage for re$ Sanloro I 2edroom famtl room, screened P513. central heat. a'r Att.øn, 1700 Fren(pl Aye, 373 lh trr.'c 73a0 38 Have 43 Lots and Acreage SPACIOUS S bedroom brick flock hone, central h11t & IMQc' ullity c.lrport, COUNTY Business Property For Rent O You • 00k 00 ICY QrSWI t'(%nc'. results number, 372 7611 ncl P11CC a fast acting Want Ad' )7 If 41 Houses for Sale For Rent P,irk your camper ytsr round on Ads a) 0 Z aU) Z i C 'V5_ i ZNO - . �CD -n:E uto CD G) § 0 M § =r c . CD CD . r CD M 1 (A W C) M - V-0 rQ 57 Cr CA 3 = =r— 67th Year, No. 60—Tuesday, October 29, 1974 CX P9 — -S. F-27 D 'l M CD Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 'Ti )000 • Cl) (1 OO.O 0 ?c (Dcl) 0 (0 CD =. Co to Nixon Surgery Completed ; 5 -1 0. a. —. — — U) 0 o ' 3 m Cl) 0 - oc) CD 4 1 $ LONG BEACH. Calif. AP - I"ormer President Richard M. Nixon's surgeon said today that "Mr. Nixon is doing well" following an operation to stop a blood clot in his left leg from traveling any further toward his heart or lungs. Dr. Eldon Hickman, who performed the hourlong operation, said Nixon's condition was 'stable." lie said Nixon returned to his room on the top of Memorial Hospital Medical Center of Long Beach for recovery. Nixon's pt't)Ua 1 phvsiciaii had said the operation was required because the clots in Nixon's leg posed a threat to his life. "With the threat the clot could become a pulmonary embolus, we placed a mild clip partially occluding but not completely occluding the vein," Hickman said. lie said the clip was permanent. lie :id he operation was uneventful and that the former president was "recovering in the normal manner." The doctor said he had the usual postoperative effects of being sleepy and was confined to bed. The operation began at 5:30 a.m. PST. None of Nixon's family was present at the hospital, but officials said his wife, Pat, was expected at the hospital later in the day. Hickman said Nixon will probably be hospitalized for ''another week," then the recovery would take four to six weeks at home. lie said he did not anticipate any further surgery. Dr. John C. Lungren. Nixon's personal physician.said he had consulted with Nixon's wife. Pat, and daaghters Julie and Tricia by telephone Monday night. Lungren was an observer at the surgery. Ruth Hickman and Lungren noted that Nixon V. ill he prohi hi tc(I 11-0111 eating a regular diet initially and will be fed intravenously today. Lungren, who had warned that bleeding might be a problem during surgery because of anticoagulation therapy, said there was no excessive bleeding during the operation. Nixon was given no extra doses of Vitamin K to Prevent excessive bleeding during the surgery. Doctors said he would continue to receive heparin. as he had before the operation. to prevent further clotting. The decision to operate was made late Monday alter a medical team determined the tests showed a worsening blood clot condition from the phlebitis Nixon suffers in his leg. Nixon's youngest daughter, Julie Nixon Eisenhower, said surgeons at Memorial Hospital Medical ('enter had wanted to operate Monday , light, but "he was too weak. He's exhausted.'' She said her mother, Pat, would be at the hospital during the operation, but there was no confirmation from hospital officials today that she had been there. Nixon. who entered the hospital reluctantly last Wednesday for a second time since he re- C ity Polit ical Feud By BOB LLOYD City Editor A political feud between a city commission candidate and Sanford Mayor Lee Moore apparently died today before it really got started when Moore issued a public apology. Candidate Delbert Euga, who is a member of the Florida Advisory Council on Conservatlon and Environment, charged that Moore refused to let him speak at Monday night's city commission meeting In a chamber packed with an. nexation and zoning protesters. "I was representing the state and jut wanted a low seconds to thank the city for their cooperation in Monday's demonstration of the hyacinth harvester at the marina," Euga said. "lie (Moore) told me before the meeting started that I wouldn't be allowed to speak because I am a candidate and if he let me speak he would have I . Moore, contacted today, denied that he told Euga he couldn't speak. "I told him there was no reason why he couldn't speak," Moore said, if he did I'd have to let other candidates speak too. I suggested that would relay the ., state's appreciation and then call on him (Euga) for remarks." .Moore said Euga told him that his doctor had advised him to go home because of a leg condition and then Euga left the commission room, T Euga confirmed today that he had been advised by a physician to rest because of the -. leg. Euga wasn't on the corn usslon .tneetI"s agenda but DELBERT EUt" boore said he could have been added. to let other candidates speak." Later in Monday's meeting "It stinks of petty politic3 and Moore told fellow cornI'm pretty disgusted. I might missioners that Euga had hull out of the race. I don't want expressed appreciation on to associate with things like behalf of the state for this," Euga said today. cooperation in the lakefront Has harvester demonstration, "I'm not really surprised at his Euga's reaction," Moore said today. "If it'll make anybody feel better I'm making a public apology." Euga Is opposing incumbent John Morris and E. 0. "Eddie" Keith for a city commission seat In the Dec. 3 city election. Moore repeatedly has warned candidates that city cornmission meetings will not used as political forums. "I feel my position is kind of refereeing the candidates," be said today. After hearing an hour of protests by adjacent county property owners in Sunland Estates subdivision, city "ommnlssloners Mor?y ithh' rejected a request y Gokk. Tee Inc. for annexation of 47 acres east of U.S. 17-92 and south of Sunland Estates for a proposed 200 lot mobile home park. Golden Tee Inc. representatives admitted they hadn't signed as president Aug. 9, agreed to undergo the surgery recommended by his own physician and consultants. Dr. John C. Lungren, Nixon's physician for 22 'ears, said in a statement Monday night that the decision to operate was reached after X rays and a venogram confirmed the presence of a large clot in a major vein in Nixon's left thigh. "Dr. Eldon B. Hickman and Dr. Wiley F. Barker. following the venogram, concurred that the new ('lot threatened to hecoiiie a pulmonary embolus and thus endangers Mr. Nixon's life." The operation was described by Lungren as more serious than usual because of the increased possibility of bleeding resulting from the anticoagulant drugs which Nixon has been taking. The former chief executive bled from his gums earlier. Short Fuse .- " FOR VA HOSPITALS .... Hundreds of books have been collected at Hoening's Hardware on E. 25th Street, Sanford, in the drive sponsored by the Sanford Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10108 and Its Auxiliary Unit. Helping Mrs. Nina ('rouse, auxiliary president, load the books in the ('rouse automobile for delivery to the hospitals is E. C. Grey of Paul Brooker Sales at Hoening's. The Inf lation Fighter ? When buying a new refrigerator, because this keeps refrigerator or freezer, pick the the compressor running wore smallest one that will meet the than it should. Allow a small needs of your family. Set it on amount of space between fteius the warmest temperature that on refrigerator shelves for will keep foods properly circulation, but keep the Freezer preserved. Settings of 10 as full as possible to prevent degrees for the freezer and 40 heavy icingr degrees for the refrigerator are Loose gaskets can also cost recommended check whit a e'nerg. Check them by closing thermometer. the door oo a piece ol paper. If it Tn not to overload the pulls out tithout any drag, the Ivid Is not oid and the gasket .;JbsA '1 should be replaced. CD CD clever *y to SVC energy or light ,nllat,On? Send your dea to Ilie inflation FlQhter. care Of (I4avp you i Oi 9' I _ I The Herald The bct ideas will be fl future columnS Soay, but c won't be able to acknot,'dOq' CLOUDY 0. 0 fil) : I __________________________ Weather Details Page 3A T1 Election Notes Around The Clock Bridge Calendar '0 14 h. Comics Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby Dr. Crane Dr. Lamb Horoscope Hospital Obituaries Television . Li I , .... 4A 813 .. . Today's Evening bA ..... . In the event you've been out of the country for the past few weeks and haven't noticed next Tuesday is Election Day. 3A 3A 5A offers Seminole County readers a thumbnail sketch of what it is all about. On Page you'll find the response of the candidates to r series of question posed by the League of Women Voters and on Page 8 a copy of the official ballot, . ., - Authorized drawing of an ordinance to annex ap. proximately 40 acres east of S. Sanford Avenue and north of Cornwall Road for developer Brailey Odham's $6 mihjon Sanora unit three planned unit Project of 200 homes. . •. . .. . , i.y: iocim .. seen area flood prone maps after protestors aired a letter to county commissioner John Kimnbrough from county zoning official J. B. Williams that stated an estimated 80-per-cent of the tract is flood prone and Teachers Take Board To Court — Adopted On second readi'-.g an ordinance annexing npproximately 100 acres north of Country Club Road and east of Southwest Road. The industrial property is owned by Seaboard Coast Line Railroad and Atlantic Land and Improvement Company. Economic Signs Drop; Look Out! tempting to establish collective for discussion. The SEA wanted present to offer his services to further delays, possibly ex. bargaining since the right was to discuss other matters, the board, because Dr. Hart has eluding the benefits of granted public employees inthe including working conditions, resigned his position with the negotiations until the 1976-77 The third time is charm, or 1968 state constitution. Only the classroom size, personnel consulting group. Dr. Ed Moses contract. The superintendent or so they say. But the Seminole state legislation of last spring direction and the school will be recognized at the his agent is supposed to County School Board may not forced the issue on the school system. meeting, hoping to secure a represent the board, the SEA WASHINGTON (AP) — The agree. board, which took the position The talks broke off in early contract to represent the board members said the law states, government's index of future The Seminole Education negotiations did not have to June, during the first session when negotiations must begin However, a board member trends in the economy plunged Association (SEA) will file a begin until after Jan. 1, 1975. with Hart blaming the teachers after the first of the year. believes that language applies last month at the steepest rate damage suit today against the An apparent contradiction for blocking the bargaining by only to the superintendent being i n years, the government reTheto teachers understood school board, according to exists in the language of the law refusing to negotiate only those law mean talks should begin charged with officer, signingwho the ported today. , the Is administrative several SEA members, which states when bargaining two issues, and the teachers charging the board with should be implemented. charging the board's agent with as soon as possible alter the contract at the direction of the The Conunerce Department willfully denying the right of The problem arose when the the same attitude. passage of legislation. The talks board. The board member said its index of leading incollective bargaining to the board hired Dr. Jerry Hart of never seriously developed, and added it is the board's dicators dropped 2.5 per cent in The Board members will be the suit is the SEA's next move prerogative to choose the September. teachers. the Educational Services The teachers threatened to ESB Its agent In thee served with the suit, according in an attempt to avoid being negotiator, who does not have to Since inflation tends to make to several SEA sources, at denied the benefits of be the superintendent, suit on two other oc- teacher negotiations, the index appear overly casions in their effort to Hart prepared a negotiating Wednesday's regular meeting, bargaining for another year. The third time may be a mi.stic, the indication apparentestablish collective bargaining, policy, which the board Also, Wednesday evening at There is speculation among charrii, and then again It may 1y is for a serious deterioration The SEA, as a public em- adopted, stating only salary the school board, another SEA members the language of not accomplish anything rrn in the economy in the months ployees group, has been at- and fringe benefits were items employee of ESH will be the new state law may cause mediately for either side. ahead Longwood Annexation Postponed i.oN(;woor) - Planner David Farr left the city council meeting empty-handed Monday night after th e city fathers failed Let act on or even mention the proposed annexation and rezoning (if the Frank Sebrinisher property, northwest of SR 434 ilfl(I Range Line Road. ( 'ouncil ('hair,iian 1'n &'tireint'r said that the Schrunsher request was tabled by Acting City Atty. Ned Julian Jr. Julian, however, in a private conference with Farr in the city ball reception room notified the development consultant he could go home that council had decided to require plans for the propert y 's development prior to taking action either to annex or rezone. 'unchl last week unanimously, but informally gave Farr a unanimous "indication" that the land would be annexed and rewned to permit commercial and apartment development and Julian at the time reminded council that it could not impose nr pe'rrnit a developer to impose development restrictions, uUier than cited specifically in the city ortflnances. "Council has no authority to consider nnythi'ig a developer offers or the city ishec that is not included in the ordinances," he said. Earlier he noted th at promises of this sort are "contr act zoning- and contrary to law. Farr last week said he ralized that "quite a bit" of optulil be heard (rim the Moorings subdivision l'siII('n work with them." residents, 'bull Feel we City Clerk (nie omnate said today the council minutes of last s cek's meeting say that Julian was instructed to prepare an ordinance only on annexation. She said when Farr paid the annexation and rezoning fee for the property last week that he was told the property would be annexed, but net rezoned until a zoning board recommendation was received, The zoning board last Wednesday night even though formal instructed Julian to prepare a resolution noting the city's intent (tfl the matter. Last week Council member June Uirmann noted she did not Favor the requested rezoning, but nodded approval of the entire request after a whispered conference with Councilman H. A. who sits next to her at the council table. Farr at the tüiie said his client planned to develop only the high pu-rtions of the property, 10 acres in apartments at the rate ci i:t units per acre. the council asking a request had not been received from unanimously denied recommendation on the rezornng, recommen(L-ition and urged instead that the city halt all f urther annexations and rt'zenin s until a site devepment ordin ance -' 'ts adopted. 'i in detail Council in workshop las, 1itit the proposed site development ordinance hich would give the governing body control of building in commercial, busin,!ss, industrial apartment and tnot'de hciuw park zoning. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer -- Index the soil is poorly drained and warned of potential off-site drainage problems. Golden Tee had petitioned the county for a change in the agricultural zoning of the tract but withdrew the petition Sept. 19 and sought annexation by Sanford. Alter other public hearings commissioners: . .' ''\ By SEAN CODE Herald Staff Writer BOOKS GIVEN able' S11111 - Moi'lay i'ight, Robert lianunond, an employe of a land developer. blasted the ordinance, calling It a move to slit buildj in the city. Councilman Scott voted with Councilman H II Ferrell to deny adoption, sending th e proposal back to i'rksh'p for further study at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Julian again warned council that with out th e site ordinance in th e city has no contr ol over developments. "j' Ordinance is designed 10 get th e 110 per con t rtmtrictions pri.mised h land d.'. e'li'pers hen thi'v reei, their zoning rather th n ft •t ft . the tst." Julian said • The city has taken the position that since annexation and rezoning petition was filed Sept. 30, prior to the (kt. 1 date when the new state annexation law went into effect, that the new state law requirements can be ignored. The la council has decided to follow is the old local an. tiexatien bill sponsored by Rep. Eugene Mooney, chairman of the Serninc,le Legislative delegation, which went into effect in 1973. ThLs law requires that property not be rezoned for at least go alter annexation petitions are received and would mean that the Schrimshez tract could not be rezoned until Dec. 30 at the earliest. The new state law does not permit rezoning to a higher densit%. for at least two years. af ter annexation. un] ess approval is given by the county commission, days EE � 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 69-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 27, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2d0f40818a7ed4d2098fcbef54c0c7a7.pdf a0646b25812159cc0f7549532f971f91 PDF Text Text 12B —Evenin g Herald, Sanford, S f rd Ft Thursday, Oct. 24, 1914 Mori Walker BEETLE BAILEY 4CVCI BELI TP4F$'g !ii WIN AT BRIDGE OVERNT, WED wri, TMINKOF ¶1 ) ' 7... RI&)41 NOW WE AT j nyosww (ALL BECEFEU0w) and NTE14EHT6I&NAL6 CI4INE6E,AFCØ, I k / I 0 4 KQ1095 FAST 4742 16 18 SOUTH (D) 4J63 by Dave Graue CANNT THANK "OU \ I ENOUGH FOR REMOViNG 7' THEN PER) AW9 U WOULD THAT A CCU RSED TWNG,( TW4RNT DO THE S,ME FROM AROUN() MY NECK. NOTHIN,1 FOR M. ' CHEAP ... PIZEE. J* AKJ109 A Q8 494 Both vulnerable West North Fast South Ilam ass 26 Pass 3V 54 Ilam [lass THE by A Sonsom BORN LOSER WU `lcu Rsik% i~ET CFF W qjgE! % WHO 15 TH6 t5XWRY MPMW TO CALL'.I - " 6V U46~ - - CLATTER tVE ADDED 'YOUR AFTER-TOUC4DOQN, PRO'CESSM PIXE771 OF THE TAEATRICAL END-ZONE DANCES HAVE BEEN TORIZISLEO/ /0 -21 DEPARTMENT TO OUR. STAF ____ .V Whaddya mean, vandalism ... I m the artist! Herald Staff Writer , °c . BLON DIE __- iS Au,40V FOW "D ME 04AM A, "AS TqCQCLE CJEr H"A • j ph - ___________________ ,, -4 -rr Pu-rs ME •I!•c FIFTEEN GAM E.15 I V-0N , AGAIN !j ' _' — ;' AEAO I;. r - ' .-. - c.'O. (9/ "i - - y Mir I I J .-I)• r' II - Vol 14c 7 I _A~ c— MY FEATURE \. S1ORYON M I PIP A CONS'flh1JN1S ARE PROPi.MiY by Heimdakt BUGS BUNNY YOU KAVE ANY HOMES, T GOT JUST TH' WM~4M & THS PLACE' LL KEEP *VA , HOUSE FE. V . IlJP IHIS MAJE STIC XThIIOR SHORT5j . FAWN 'i's' --__—_-.4-2q . nuswu' p-r-y by Al -. , 10 sit t Dkk IN YMAR5., WVE NC07 m c 4'i41('l.f,42 TMOUG 1SERVES THE I WAS A SALAD... BIJ5BOY!. I HE DibN'T ANY f ..,,, Y00 SERNIE THE SALAD H F. SAID HE WAS GERMM! TAKE AND 'tVU AK' 'FRENCH, RUSSIAN OP IT4.IAN / ,_,,, I , / I A 0 Service Pr _ Jones will meet with Cassielberry City Attorney Ken McIntosh this week to "determine what the city wants to do now in light of the ruling Sin said. "I'm sure," Smith said, "that the council doesn't want to violate the state law.- P7- B% selling almost 5W accounts located in "out of the way areas,' Seminole Counts United Fund climaxed its one Torn Hunt, campaign chair- representing giving by Strom. Disposal, Inc. hopes to Improve Inonth campaign in Seminole umn, praised the anny ct berg-Carlson plant. Hunt's their efficiency and offer better service to their remaining 2Ofl County with the announcement v olunteer s, throughout the Southernove Bell ernployei lent " 1 - - ging dinner that $144,373.( had been success at the dinner held at the 143.i per cata contributions, firm's manager Sheldon contributed surpassing thL .r or 'kb Hewasteditune Firida riner and Wt Polokoff. Il2,OOO goal. A nd , t hey ho o have their inpEioning the good news tolri. ploycs gave an average of $69 Seminole Countians gave County Fund Chairman John each and Jim Kanaley of certification to operate in the a1 most 45 per cent more than Hourk. General 0)- namic3 posted a county restored by the last yeiLr's $100,000 to help Ineet The Pilot Division, headed by $9,000 total -which was $I 00o Seminole County COMMLssion the nee(h of those served by the Jack Horner, United Fund which revoked it at a Oct. 15 over their goal. ounty's 12 United Fund president, reported$1,with The commercial division led ptibht hearing agencies. over $14,000 of that aniount by Jim Itasa almost doubled last year's gifts with $W W by Evans Garbage and Iake contributed and Altamonte Mary Garbage Service. Most of •.', Mall contributions continuing to the roads leading to the ac come in. counts "were reaHy in bad t Division, shape and couldn't ac.. , headed by John Mercer, cornmodate our heavy equip. reported $15.164, while Wayne ment." Polokoff said. Simpson's Professional S Division accounted for $7,334. The revocation is effective Ilk- Public Employes Division is u. 12. under Granville Brown netted -44~ But the firm's attorney Jack WASHINGTON I AP) In a report accompanying $2,950. Bridges, successfully petitioned Clocks will be turned back one time-change legistation signed Ernest Cowley reporting for hour Sunday in nearly all of the by President Ford Oct. 5. the Educational Division head W.P. the board for a rehearing at this mi~ United States as the nation goes Senate Commerce Committee ( Bud) Layer noted that the weeks ineeting. Proposals to will HOLD-UP MAN upgrade the firm's service on standard time for the four said energy savings -must be partial amount of $6,947 would winter months. balanced against a majority of grow due to the, school system's be heard by the board next WAS STORE'S I The nation has been on 10 the public's distaste for the ob. first year on payroll deduction Tuesday. straight months of Daylight ser%ance of Daylight Saving giving After hearing rnmplaint ' r Saving Tune in an experiment Timc' du;ir.g thy suuler, Mother Ruby Wilson's Black front the firm's customers FIT ' j Under the new law, the nation Division expressed the hope for relating to poor service, and designed to save fuel during the will revert to daylight thne on passing the sl,(M inark for the profane language from the energy shortage. Surday, Feb. 23, 1975. first time mth ti)ntinuing gifts workers and management, the The change will not affect past the $79 reported. : commissioners revoked the eastern Indiana, Arizona, Employcs of the 12 United certification. Sanford police today were searching for an unidentified black male who was waiting at Park And Ilawaii,Puerto Rico, the Virgin Fund agencies contributed The iopsupermarket door, 329S Sanford Ae ,at8am .openingttme Charles GvIl, above, points a islands and American Samoa, $4,378, while Mrs. Sheila But Polokofisaid that he has he describes robbery to Investlgator3. Detective 11111 Bernosky, right, examines sack of coins kft ,It of iiiihich remained on Brown's Residential Division revaitiped his office staff and behind by hold-up man after he ll,1d clerk Eve K"I and other store employes at pistol-point before standard time during the cx- provided an increase over 13 consolidated his aecounts in escaping with undisclosed amount of cash. wriment order to provide better service. with a toLil of $5,301. L The world moves at such a fast pace these days It is ,- often hard to remember what happened last week let alone last year. So once a year the Evening and Sunday Herald pulls it all together for the people of Seminole and Volusia counties and their friends and relatives all over the country in the foriti of a Progress Edition. , 'CUS - BUT WHEN S he makes on his home will be "an improvement that will increase the evaluation of the TOMER by Bob ?Mntana )U VC ARF_ I LA T ,77_"yTh 8. ARCHIE A v ?,;~, lli NOT THE SORTOPTHING IT D,CtJwM&4 NEXT Vv E- F_ K IS HALLOwEE THINK ~wo) asses Goa/ Sur A IT/ THA City Manager Harry Hug told The Herald that his office does not have an occupational license for the business. 1[, I n Ex ra our s /eep On Sunday —.--Vsnvmr AFTER ALL .' NOT_ILIS ST (I ME-AN SAYING W ELLIF WHA r )' I$ rc DO YOU WINTHROP .'. I1"OXR OKcK)CK,EY jjj,,ypi ______ Stoffel P,*Hr., -!"" "~A PUTTL=K AWOUND .-WORK VATH MY HANDS I itt.. eE-r ri RAVN'T Unlted Fun " -' successful campaign. This year's editions will be dutributed Sunday in the form of seven special sections dealing with specific sublects &fi-fsilk Cuuiity L00u31r), Sports, etc. --- and four regular sections in 128 pages. This special edition reviews the highlights of the past year In Seminole and Southwest Volusia counties in thousands of words and hundreds of pictures - many in full color. ______ ' Inflation I ' i - CAPTAIN EASY V01.1114INK THF NUT W1405 by Crooks & Lawrence YOU'RE RI(5HT! t 1.001<5 LIKE HE'!', OLP WOW! HE.6 01ui5ip A9 LORO IT! wAr wA N HE'5 LREAVY ,ERE AT ICHAE5 L.E, E CRATE H,PPE2P1EE EFOE4PP.C' 5€EU 1'VIIJ, 1' KILt. LVI' I' THAT COW MAN 4AOL '-fui.55 POUBLL. er 08 1 1, ..ALIA • Fight ___ i THAT JCiE'E? I THAr PMOTO by Howl. Schn.th, ...THMIS JUST NO "XE FOR, FCL+_W IL) 7RS kvAm! A ... M'S And as a special 1 - EEK & MEEK tiseat budget and still have Last', tender steaks' The an' 4-suer can be found in I single, simple wort]: marinate. IT f LI a by T K Ryan t-._."-- - Firm Curt ils - :')L'"'i TUMBLEWEED EEN ii rr fl ri FRUMP /' DO I 1 ,iuji If.iiai;oi. (Id ugh. r of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ilaniiaui "I Sanford, was crowned Miss United Fund of Seminole County t the victory dinner Thursday night by Campaign Chairman Tom Hunt. Shown with them are Mrs. Shelia Brown, residential division chairman and princesses, Evatin's sister Ch2rmalne Ileft I and Debra Deal. daughter of tA. Col. and Mrs. Ftobert Deal, SweetwaterOaks.queencafldjda(c3 collected $1311n votes for the . , / 1 W - - FUND '.fl".#VFIJ ,,,, , YOU PR O_ ISO HE SAJO WHEN I BEAT HIM AT j"1( . by Garry Trudeau X1Y Zfl 11 & TI4ATS WI-4AT ., ;;'L ".•I :Z tM JuST T00 iNTE wGENT F0 A) 7 SILLY GA M EM<E 1 ' I L ,- Chic Young I . '101, -____ • r. ! ,P.4 ~,)Oqqleo Ascur a .1 C, m e 0 .,But.., file attorney added, request, calling it ,Spot Inc., and d si school 'iwre lire questions zoning." They com men d e d t Sinith. Armed with iflstItUt's legal placement " Smith on his volunteer efforts, taper€eordlnh of re I .iid he is still "rc:,ear- but said that 'RIAA zoning is One dull was placed in his zong board hearings, and a by ic L&st rr ' thing the matter" not the place for such a homc" home as a result of a court petition signed b 14 neighbors city council that would keep 0rde r, two more are from DYS, Mrs. Smith emphatically Arnold 11. Smith fron) housing TIx.- city council on Oct. 14 In addition, they told Smith and one was referred front a posed the R-3 zoning. tinderpriviledged children in denied Struth's reque!,t for a that the five children who were local church. Yet, the Cooks appitrently 1" "crisis hoine" on Lake zoning v,ariance for his presently living at his home fifth child, who was living owrate a business out of thei' Triplet Drive iiwy be over. property on Lake Triplet. would have to be *'relocated" A own horne - - a mobile Wash and turned by a state ruling .-ic- Smith iqk&l the council to 60 days because they in the home at the time of the Wax business -which does not cording to Smith's attorney rezone his property froin single- within were in violation of the RIAA zoning request, has since conform to the R1AA zoning, John Edward Jones. family residential MIAA) to zoning. returned to his ruirents, Mrs. Cook did not reveal this 1 111,11tiple-family(11-3) so that he "When children are placed in could build an addition on his Smith, who cares for the During the request, neighbors information to the council a home under a court ordr or huomni to acummodate more children under the auspices of In the Lake Triplet area during her presentation but the b the Division of Youth Ser. children. Christian Counselors Inc., a strongly opposed the zoning writer, attempting to contact vices, then the municipal codes non-profit volunteer religious variance, calling it a threat to the Cooks by telephone, was would be suspended under the greeted with a recorded an. But in a unanimous motion, organization, isi1soi volunteer the valuation of their the council rejected the niliru," JOOCS I(i ourselor ith Youth Programs homes, Leading the objections nouncement identifying the number is the location of the Mobile Wash and Wax CornI __ 8Y Roger FUNNY BUSINESS 995 Affr :V webtu , ' i511?(cs C I 7 DThJ QU 6&A6 Ov 7.1 F oil ____________________ __ ina Have risis / - ay 24 Ttibiddmghas botn L)OONESBURY ------------------ . . 11 M YO, The bidding and early play of Pass .2V today's hand was discussed f'as 3 yesterday. It South im the first trick with 6A K B 4 K 2 +Q 54 4" Q 54 dummy's ace of spades, cashed What do vou (in now' the ace of tmnps, played A-111d fi-ir hearts.'This bid partner yoti are dummy's ace and king of clubs, clearistells v the afraliof t% o, diamond losers at a ruffled the last club and led heart slam. If he can take care of Jack of spades. the wcond round or diamond,& lie West was in with the queen is supposed to bid %I%. and had a problem. Should he TODAY'S QUEhTI(PN lead a diamond and hope that N'ou(10 Iml Five hearts ind vour his partner wouldhold the partner bids six diamonds what queen ois a third do you do , spade a hope AnserTomorroi would have to follow Suit. by L.o ,.y Lewis with BIM.i OVI'J .,V ~~ W -I I CAMPUS ate - .- 0 7 t - .... South Ilass 24 Pass 24 Pacs ' " Sanford, Finrida 32771-Prire 10 Cents / I I a vs ___ o terald 67th Year, No. 57-Friday, October 25, spades and to tell West to play a third spade if his suit were a opening lead-Kili 7 . ,. ed the deuce. On the second spade lead East had pinyedthe seven six ar four f spades unaccounted Fast hold both those miming spot cards? Not on your tintype. That play of the seven snot had to be designed h r exact ly three _ ALLEY OOP j an The answer is that he led a third spade. The reason Is that East's spade plays had told him what todo. On the first spade East had 24 NORTH 4 AS IQ 75432 +64 -r A • L J I wow! rosE COtIECTC'R KNOW, FOR 114E FIRST TIME IN A FELLAS DON'T FOOL AROUND, IX) T)4EV'734O, OOP! \ LONG WHILE 1 LIFR IS VERY SUDDENLY FEEL IEr We asked, "What did he do, PLANET." ____ by Dick Turner CARNIVAL ourt asem ut eo e oice S highlight for your out-of. state friends and neighbors it provides some insight into the joys of Florid;a tX, S(,Ijjt jL(jjIftLSIoII judiviary aint,ndinctit. said the period, %%ill hear those per.smi.s pvar.,~ wir, judgvs mm no longer Y-)Allori and parole system is ballot wording%as so confusing accused who want to i ontest the about the function of traffic withhold judgment against a caused because most do not CLOUDY - oting fines. -K 'H IC IA gislatur. and the •igiint whtn the) This will eliminate to an laws were a is to promote traffic the influence ( DUI ), Johnson Johnson said cuts - [litcones III,arbled with fat that Judiciary are miorely following tually voting in favor of the extent police officers hanging safety," Judge Johnson said. said, but judges will have new Because judges have been docsn'l help your waistline the dictates and *expressed measure. around the courtroon, for a adding that he has never authority to issue temporary -conned" in the past when a "The people should 6 made week at a time on minor cases, considered traffic offenders drivers'* pern tits so that a man defendant has told the Judge anyho%% - buy le.cs expensive wishes Of the people of Florida in moving toward elimination of aware that the legistature lie said. learter cuts such as flank anoi criminals. except in tvrtain can continue gainful em. what he wanted to hear, municipal court system b~ pffe(.tivj, lhe Johnson Ja n. sa i I I I ha q r(IIIII(Isleak.,Nlarin.ate these for the caws. plo~ ment, if considered John-son said most judges rjo~~ %%vAI)kr Dktail" decriminalized ~5 per cent of decriminalization law mll As fur the charge b) some Aarranted, 24 it) 48 hours III ;I vinegar-and. ask Probation and Parole for Court Judge Harold Johnson the traffic violations that used reduce the municipal court police officers that count) '" ,ni mixture. The lack of adjudication in pre sentence investigations to go before the municipal judges' workload greatly. He judges are (no lenient, Johnson county court on some DUI city Vim can use less marunatle, today. PSli. A would assume the people Judges," Johnson said. He Predicted that after muniripal said the primary purpose of a cases transferred there wai and get art overall better effect, b} adding Julenough re on their advice. It would be offenses will no longer be hearing officers, probabl) -shock" the offender to enli- enforcement officers. Mixture to cover the ineat in a foolish to ask for advice and crimes, but rather citations and retired municipal judges, will phasize the seriousnesb of the small fildstir bag. Seal the bag and keel) it in the :efrigeralor. knew what they were voUng for can be settled by paying a be nallIed. offense so that it will not be torne%s have often plea. \round The Cli-A S n Hunivinix- r to turn it a fr%% Wien the), passtA Article 5 of prescribed fine that will be repeated. Johnson said most PSI John on understa ds the bargained o%ith prosecutors in 3 "re the slate constitution, If I uniform throughout the state, frustrations of some police thorough and of invaluable timiws. ''S ho t gun" c It a r g e s LW! cases because DUI con' CaIt'nthr whit.-Il you're ready to eat, believed otherwim, I would be assistance to the court. --The The five offt.-itses that will officers to the plea bargaining tnuinerous traffic charges viction brought Im of drivi Comics 1 9 ( -ailing the electorate continue as misdemeanors, that does go on betwe en made by 0 drain the steak and broil as a law enforcement privileges. "in this mobile public does not understand that Crossword Puzzle gnorant," Johnson s, wlien a person is placed on aid today. Johnson said, include driving prosecutors and defense at- officer against an individual for society. a car is a necessity for -ar Abby in nwcr to .i claitti bi Sanford undcr the influence, fleeing and torns with cases in count) pro .on ic a gibes up Y(, one inudent) are eliminated a man to work, he said l)r , Crane Polict (Jiic( lien Butler that the alluding, ltaving the scene of an and circuit court and finds ry or intidlion' Send you, no after review b) the state atThe biggest complaint than) of his rights' E)r. Limb fauh with law criforceinent torney before the case gets Johnson has heard about in s TP'b%t,d passed through tricken F or the traffic offenses a persons who appear in his before th e judge,' Johnson Article 5 i the expense involved judges will have the latitude of Hospital Chief Butler, toting he has hearing officer, probably the court. said in changing the courtstructue giving unsupervised probation Obituaries opposed and voted against the county judges for at least a However, Ik- said there apBeginning the first of the (Yiticism by some of the to sonie offenders. Televi-stini Bs, DONNA F.STF-S Herald Staff Writer of liucat r ' FRANK AND ERNEST by ' ' ' - Bob Thaves - 11V Tali N 19@,%ffy ,H - ULM I 1 SM I ' 0 RA Gluck You -A 4L 6ST usto To 02ING I - by Frank Hill rM , SHORT RIBS I DAY'AS A 1ZX L-1AK E8 o.a -r- A CU!;TOM E R r_____ I WS C-00YOF:A X-M RuNNIN61 OVER THE D \*1 I PART SEVEN RVOUS ALL ,i- . ______ I (( ' nc*o 'r ____________________ ,. ,,• ftj - 17 - -----------------=-,--------------------.-------=- ---------.-.---- w ' L k - .., 46.0 ------ r 4;\ . 3A 6B 5A 8A SI 51 r -- ------S------ ----fl5 flS_ 55fl ---- p-=-T fl..:- :r __ _ --=.-s-=-,-s==--=-.---- -- - - - -- ----- - - - - - -- -- - 71 31 At �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Oct. 2,5, 1974 Bridge NMON BRIEF IN Bombers Future Uncertain PALM DALE, Calif. iAP — The prototype of the newest U.S. bomber, the swing-wing B1, rolls out amid ceremonies and speech-making Saturday. But the plane may be sidelined because of soaring costs. Advocates say the BI will be superfast and hard to destroy and that armed with a potent !oad of missiles it will help deter World War Ill, Critics say it will be a flying dinosaur not worth its ever-rising price tag. The four-year-old 131 program has so far cost $1.6 billion. By 1983 — two years before the last of 247 planes, including three prototypes, are scheduled to be built - the cost is expected to reach $18.6 billion, or about $76 million per plane. That's $7.4 billion higher than estimated in 1970. WASHINGTON t AL') — W. Dean III was In his seven th ra ther than the prosecution — at times the judge and one or Th at was the conversa tion in judge's bench. angered ,,We do, too," said Neal. Hur. Exasperated and often day on the witness stand. Dean adopt Hunt as its witness, another of the defense lawyers, which Nixon agreed with Halby bickering and backbiting was expected to complete his In such a case neither the prosecution and defense, and demon that the FBI should be riedly, the judge sent among lawyers, the judge at the testimony today alter some Ii- prosecution nor defense even defense attorney against steered away from in- from the room. Watergate cover-up trial has nal cross-e xa i nina lion and then vouches for a witness' credi. defense attorney. vestigating the Watergate After arguments among the threatened to act to prevent "a return to prison. bility and both sides can ask "There is linger-pointing in break-in, which occurred six the lawyers, Sirica called a recess. carnival atmosphere." As its second witness, the leading questions, this courtroom, there probably days earlier. Nixon made It) "1 mean it," U.S. District government planned to call E. Returning to the court, iItli The trial of H.R. Haldeman, will be more of it," Ehrlich- tape public three days before he Court Judge John J. Sirica said Howard Hunt Jr., the Nerner John D. Ehrlichman. John N. man's attorney, Williarn S. announced his resignation.. file jury still out he said he Thursday. "II I don't get the CIA agent and White House Mitchell, Robert C. Mardian Frates said at one point. The jury had not heard the wanted to make a statement. cooperation I want, I'm going to consultant, who pleaded guilty and Kenneth W. Parkinson, all it wasn't long before the tapt and chief prosecutor fie talked about the trial being a have to do something about it." to being one of the principals In charged with conspiracy to ob. statement was borne out. James F. Neal objected to the serious case and said, "I don't What that something is, he the Watergate break-in. struct justice, was in its 19th Frates attempted to ask Dean a questions. He warned that If the want this case to have what didn't say. But it could include But pointing out that Hunt m day today. Dean was the first question based on a tape questions were permitted he they call a carnival atmosphere censure or a contempt of court operated with the investigation witness called, to it. We ought to try It like any recording of a meeting he had would play the ta pe. citation. "only grudgingly and, we beThe arguments and obJec- wi th former President Richard "We want that tape in here other case, not Just because It . Sirica lectured the attorneys here, incompletely," the gov- lions had increased in frequen. M. Nixon and Haldeman June right now," Frates shouted, gets a lot of publicity all over as fortner Nixon counsel John ernment asked that the court — cy the last few days, involving 23, 19713. ff banging his hands on the the world, so to speak." ' ' - % Nixon Surgery Considered LONG BEACH, Calif. i AP) — Hospital sources say former President Richard M. Nixon Is no longer in pain as doctors consider wheJer he will need surgery for his phlebitis. A relatively simple and sale operation could be performed if anticoagulant drugs given by mouth and by injection fail to prevent formation of clots In Nixon's swollen left leg, his physician, De. John C. Lungren, says. The former president was admitted to Memorial Hospital Medical Center Wednesday night because oral anticcagulatkm therapy at his San Clemente home was not thinning his blood sufficiently. Lungren said. StrIke Deadline Near Two weeks ago, the talks Bituminous Coal Operators As- we can ha ve a good said)' Unit ed Mine Workers Pr esident were deadlocked over fire ma- soclatlon expir es Nov. 12 and program in coal mining at no Arnold Miller says the ou tlook Jor noneconomic issues and Miller said a tentative settle- prohibitive costs." for avoiding a nationwide coal Miller said a strike appeared ment would have to be reached strike next month has improved likely unless the industry was by Nov. 4 if it is to be ratified in Miller is negotiting his I ist with tenLative agreement on willing to make concessions. time by the membe rship. He contract as head of the 12 90,00D. some key contract issues. In an interview Thursday, said, however, he Is shooting for member union. A former miner "I think t here's a possibility Miller said considerable prog- a Nov. 1 settlement date, disabled by black lung disease, that we can wrap up the con- ress has been made In these he took office nearly two years tract in time for ratificati on," areas with tenta tive agreement "There is a much clearer Un- ago after sweeping out the ensaid Miller. "It de pends on how on some issues, and indic'ted derstanding as I see it now on trenched regime of W.A. they the coal o pe rators) want that the talks would shift to what the real problems are," he "Tony" Boyle with a campaign to bargain, how much good wages in a few days. said. "Safety Is our highest to t ur n the union ba ck to the The union's contract with the pr iority and it's my opinion that rank-and-file, fai th they want to put into It." : WASHINGTON iAP) — There's a population explosion of sorts in outer space. Not the baby boom variety, but In the steadily increasing number of manmade objects orbiting the earth, more than 3,000 at last count. it's starting to look like a junkyard out there," said an official of the North American Mr Defense Command, which keeps track of satellites and debris circling the globe. The stuff is coming down at the rate of one piece a day. Almost all ol it burns up from atmospheric friction and the odds aga a'npne's being hit are calculated at more than one billion to one. _________-r_-,n______ - - ____-~9~ . ____ ___.~__ -, t----:-=~~~-.-~.!---5~~----4k--~---~, -.-- .. - 5_Z__._19__4 I - I-1____ -_ __ i - LU WORLD - t' ' -' - L _- I T 4 IN BRIEF Thleu Fires More Employees - Vtrani AP Prr '1dnt Nu'r. V;n \1GO'. Thieus government is firing 3 officers for corruption. the defense ministry announced today. It was Thicu's second action this week to quiet criticism of his regime in the United States Congress and at Pu*ne. On Thursday, he fired four members of his cabinet. Including Information Minister Hoang Due Nba, a relative of the president's and PM closest oonfldanl Kidnaping Rewards Offered The Italian government is offering 30ROME i AP million4ire rewards in an attempt to crack down on kidnaping Five persons have be er, abducted in the past three weeks, four of them in the northern industiial region of Lombardy. This raised the total for the year to 30 kidnapings. Eight of the victims are still missing. There have been arrests in only 12 V the cases. - T-- . -Z~ -:r---- A~ -- __~__ ~~ ___ __~ , _ _ ____ .•• ~_ - a -TMAW* _ - ME& M~~= __ HAS __________ RUN OF LAWN Woman V . 1P8_Q_ 41 V _ A New Smyrna Beach man bridge is too narrow for has filed lawsuits seeking $6 automobiles and its guardrails million in damages In the are of "materials less than deaths of his wife and daughter adequate" to keep a car from Oct. 11 at the Osteen Bridge on crashing into the river. SR415 cast of Sanford. Two suits were filed in Thomas Clark charged Orange County Circuit court negligence in four suits filed against the driver of the truck Thursday in circuit courts In that struck the van, and against Seminole and Orange Counties, the truck's renter and owner. a van conThe Orange County suits taming ii persons from the rear identify lull Truck Rentals Inc., on the bridge and the van as the owner, Thomas Kelley of plunged through the bridge's hlanco Importing Inc., as the wooden railing into the St. renter, and L.C. Woodard of Johns River. Bar bara Clark, 35, Orlando as the driver, her daughter Cindy, 9, and DOT crews Monday began nephew Keith, 2, died In the installing steel guardrails on crash along with the driver th- bridge g.r,lHn,i#1,. wciu a m11h Milton Wilkins, 38, and his 36- temporary sa fety measure. year-old wife Emma. The state re portedly is also Six children who were In the erecting flashing caution lights van escaped or were rescued by on both approaches to the span. nearby fishermen. The 50-year-old bridge is In the suits filed in circuit scheduled to be replaced by court at Sanford , Clark char g ed 1977 ith a $4 niit!u'n wider, that the state and the Ikpart- modern structure. Trannient of Transportation IDOT) sportation Secretary Walter failed to maintain the antique Revell has told Seminole bridge, which joins Seminole County officials he expec ts the and Volusla Counties on SR-415. new bridge to be under con. lie said the 14-foot-wide struction by next summer. - ' . , .~_ - .. ' ' ,.. .. '.,.''. I ' (I .* - ~- 7, . . r . _____ '-r . ''IIS.', 0.... 1.; . 1. ., " - - I — .IJJj BRENDA P ElliS AND JOHN PE'ioLI) • C ristmas i tica I Zo ri irig Board C .- Coup e By DONNA ESTES members twiddling thumbs all changes and to hold a public ber strength after the DecemHerald Staff Writer year while the governing body hearing, In addition to council her election. LONGWOOD—Citycouncil's prepared to annex and rezone public hearings. answer to criticism from the land -without the advisory The city early this year was The site plan review or. zoning board earlier this week group's recommendation being threatened with court action by dinance scheduled for passage may be a move to dissolve the sought. an attorney for a property on first reading Monday night advisory body. The toning ordinance and a owner when council ignored the empowers the city council to After review of site plan and resolution which created the city law requirements, completely control develop. peddler's ordinances in work- zoning board require that all reThe zoning board recom. ment in commercial, business, shop Thursday night, Council quested rezonings be channeled mended to council Wednesday industrial and mobile home Chairman Don Schreiner said th rough the zoning board. The that the questi on of dissolving zoned areas. It already has concouncil at its scheduled Hal- zoning board is then required to all advisory bodies be con- trol, by way of the subdivision loween workshop should review have property owners within sidered in January when ordinance, of development in the planning board ordinance. 5W feet notified of impending council is at its full five-mem- residential areas. Although Schreiner said City Mt). Joe Davis prepared the or dinance on council's instruc. i lions, observers at the meeting could not recall the issue ha ving ' '. been discussed or instructions given to the attorney at any ) ~, -.ft ii S . I open or l)utJI1( council inciting. .. .. . *if I -~ Clin c u i Pursued will be empowered to study for later adoption the CALNO proposed land use plan and new zoning ordinance. The CALNO zoning ordinance II f planning ' andd zoning ( '. k". 7 ;' me 3 N , \ ,,4" ' _____ •-, • , __ li T I •• 't . . '\ LONG WOOD - Count) .. '... II I LJ I I Commissioners are pursuing an Na d , additional $15,000 in federal gr money for the construction and . ' I SISTER, Inc. will sponsor John is the son of Mr. and equipping of the planned new .i d. . Miss Brenda Dianne Pettis, 19, Mrs. Ralph W. Pezold 712 W zoning Longwood medical clinic, Corn-.. - board has requested CE h and John Pezold as candidates 20th St., Sanford, and is a senior several times that it also be as. mission Chairman John KimIl ________________________________________________________ in the Sanford Christmas at Seminole , a signed planning duties, the re- brough told city residents this High School. He is gun, tapes and clothes valued week. San ford at Parade King and Queen Con- member of the Diversified quest has been ignored. .'L. . • $330 were stolen, Th ursday, test. The zoning board's request . " Kimbrough said that the Cooperative Thiming Club Marion Lee Corey Jr., 22, 15 from his home. , and seveial times this year that it $15,000, if received, would go M Pettis is the daughter of Palmetto A ve., Sanford is in is club photographer. He IS . Wa lter em- be given copies of the CALNO with the $30,000 already apMr. and Mrs Lowell Pettis R der, ' Seminole Ployed at Powell's Office proposals so that study could proved by federal officials in a .bond, charge first degree Grove Motel. Fern Park was Collins flood, Osteen. She onareplacement for e uninJuried when three men graduated from DeLand Senior Supply Co. • city's 16-year old zoning or- budgeted by the county com. South reportedly entered his cabin, high School and was active Iii Mike Lawson, 2623 The couple with the most dinance has also been ignored. mission for the project. Weney,w,,eoncmanld Ke)ettes and •s, later at11W zoning group Sanford Avenue, reported car Ryder and the other two looked tending Seminole Junior votes (at a penny a vote) will transmission valued at 00 . was through the house taking College. She is employed as a announced Nov. 9 at the Pilot operating one member short Commissioners are dickering with Schweizer and Associates, slolen, Thursday, from 226 West mone with tion of y, a watch and two radios secretary by Vat Colbert Club dinner and Home and 19th Street. . architects, on the architectural Grant, who is Hobby Show. Sanford Accountant. Items valued at $450 were valued at I=, police said. ng election the facility, noting if no ZOO to the city council. Council fee hasfor agreement can be reached, FOR . reported stolen, Thursday from not indicated After a gala Thursday night Sanford reception, Stan Brock Seminole Junior Collcge Music it will to another architect will — replace Grant or if leave theact seat today Jogged toward DeLand In cross-state run to raise funds for Room, chosen vacant. ' Central Florida Zoo at Sanford. Brock is scheduled to complete Tires and wheels valued at The zoning board Wednesday Kimbrough added the week-long Journey Saturday at Daytona $200 were reported stolen, Beach pier. Above night noted its "Impatience," building will be designed archi&ockischeckedby ZoodIrectorJacka,I,andChamber Thursday from Bob Dance that council has left the tecturally as the city wishes, of commerce executive Jack Homer, right. Dodge, West 1st Street. FREDERICK MCCALL Edna Telford, Brain Towers Sanford; Mrs. Ruth Devennell, Survivors include his wife, turned into the police a large Montpelier, Vt., Mrs. Roy Mrs. Carolyn Stanley, Sanford; sum of money which she had Frederick Warren McCall, 65, Lamphere, LeCanto, Fla.; and 0 son, Douglas P. Stanley, 0 reportedly found Thursday in of 9794 Lake Georgia Dr., four nephews. Tallahassee; daughter Miss the street at 1st Street and Maitland, died Thursday in Patricia E. Stanley, Sanford; Winter Park Magnolia Avenue, Memorial Funeral services and burial three brothers, Alfred W. H. Hospital. Born In Oviedo, he will be Lgld in Claremont, N.H. Stanley, Phil C. Stanley Jr. and was a retired hardware clerk Briason Funeral County Home Is in Harold A: D. Stanley, all of I . . '' with Nelson Co. and member of charge of local -1 arrangements. Sanford; fa ther, Phil C. Stanley .' Larry James Toter, 49, 117 First United Me thodist Church, w Sr., Sanford. . . - . ,.. a. r .'-• Wilmer Ave Orlando Is In Oviedo. -.: DR. GORDON STANLEY , Jail t cfliuiOie .OWhY County Jail, Gramkow Funeral Home in V ' t:';'. Survivors include his wife, grand bond, Ciw., charge of arrangements. . I' . . '"-. k h r' Mrs. Mildred Berry McCall, !4' Dr. Gordon Douglas Stanley, -. .— . . Edward L .,( I J Edlewsheran Road reported Maitland; two sons, Fredericit 55, of 2635 Laurel Ave., died 1 1 ~ I W., Melbourne, and Allen today in Gainesville. fie was a ~ , - .. . k_~ I Wayne McCall, Santee, Cal., native of Toronto, Cana., and * -' daughter, Mrs. Mary M. Bunch, came to Sanford in 1924 from ' ' ' ' . . -' I Oviedo; brother, Henry B. Chuluota.HewasaWWl! Navy , •' -' _____ McCall Jr., Sanford; se ven veteran, member of Seminole '. L , 1,' . STANLEY. DR. GORDON grandchildren. iw-en. County Medical Society, .. • h so 10w DOUGLAS - Funeral services . . m Baldwin McNamara Funeral Florida Medical Association, f or Or. Goroon Douglas Stanley. 53 . ' ----Fair to parflyclouOy thrOvgP f 261S Home, Aloma Avenue, in - — X Saturday. Highs in low to mid 11% Alpha Ornega Alpha and Phi . I ('hi Fraternities; graduate of variabI, mostly ,I,riy 10 Holy Cross Episcopal Cflurc'i .. . / Cal10nally IS m p h decreasing U n iv with Re',' Leroy D. Soper Jr. and . . . ersity of Florida and Duke MISS SARAH KINNEY night. Carl 7 Cannon " University Medical College. lie • . ' I E tend,d OUtIOO S nda thr h . r3ut,, n .,aawn r,emo'Ia • . t ' began •-. -. practicing medicine in Tuesday Florida — Generally fair I ' Miss Sarah L. Kinney, 91, of Perk In lieu of blowers family _p,7.a'v ' --- ', \f• except for a few showers in the 1771 Walker Ave., Winter Park Sanford In January, 1954 as a requests donations to Gordon . ,' . ' . p' th sou eastern Counties No important died V. .,. .' . - lii cw:'$. Wednesday nigh t. Born in pediatrician, lie was a member .j day to day temperature chang". -ç - . Fund in care of Sanford Atlbnl,c )."S._..jI/ Thedford, Vt., she made her of Holy Cross Episcopal National Bank. Gramkow '. .. ex treme north to mid áOs southern Church. I "i Funec4%I Home n charge rW ' r home In Winter Park for .. P'lii POLI - itá ~ .P _____ ..' _____ y 1 A * RUNNER HEADS AnANTIC AREA DEATHS MOSCOW (AP) — '(ekaterina Furtseva, 63, minister of culture and the highest ranking woman In the Soviet government, died today. Mrs. Furtseva also was a member of the Politbur o, the presidium of the central committo? and the most powerful body in the Soviet Union from 1957 to 161. publicly for fortner President Maryland has been rocked by Richard M. Nixon's im peachmajor kickback scandals in re- ment. cent years a nd now InvestigaThe election comes a little tors are looking at a group of more than a year after two mabusinessmen close to Demo- jor Maryland poli tical figures, cratic Gov. Marvin Mantle). Vice President Spiro T. Agnew But the 54-year-old and Baltimore County ExecuDemocrat, L career politician Live Dale Anderson, ran afoul of who was speaker of the House a still-continuing political of Delegates before he became corruption probe directed by governor, is considered far U.S. Atty. George Beall of Batahead of Republican Louise timore. Gore in what looms as a good First, Anderson, a sym bol of year for incumbents in suburban machine politics, was Maryland elections. indicted on charges of extorting In the state's Senate race, kickbacks from consultants li beral Republican Sen. Charles doing business with the county. McC. Mathias Jr. also ls headed He was subsequently convicted. for re-election against a woman Then, Agnew, Anderson's Reopponent, Baltimore Coun- publican predecessor, was ac. cllwoman Barbara A. Mikuiski. cused of recei vi ng kick ba cks Seven congressmen also we w hile governor and vice presifavored for new terms. The dent. He resigned his office and eighth, Rep. Lawrence W. Ho- pleaded no contest to a single gari, lost the GOP gubernatorial tax evas ion count as the prose. primary alter becoming the cutors released a 40-page acfirst Republican on the House count of accusations against Judiciary Committee to call him. Vincent Price DEPOSED KING Greece's King Constantine may end his exile In Italy and resume the thrs,ne If voters favor restoration of the monarchy by way of a November referendum. It Is Greece's first, free parllaxnenlary election In over a decade , 19 a 14ii . 7" , Nancy Kissinger '. , -.' SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) — Actor Vincent Price has taken out a license to marry English actress Coral Edith Browne Pearman, his costar in the film "Theater of Blood." They obtained the license Thursday. It will be the fourth marriage for Price, 63, cu rrently sta rring in "Madhouse," ' Mrs. Pearman Is 61. Both live in Los Angeles. beet Grading FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — "In addition, the less fat per Some consumer advocates pound , the more protein we don't like the proposed changes have available," Ellis added. ____________________ in beef grading, but a research- "And less cholesterol may be er says yo ur taste buds Won't be present in leaner meat." able to tell the difference. Co nsumer advocates aren't THE HE THE The U.S. Agriculture Depart- warm to the change, however. Preside ntial pooch 'liberty' enjoys an unrestricted romp on the ment is now holding hearings "Consumers are going to be around the nat4on on Its plans to ve ry angry If they find lesser White House lawn wi th Its most Important occupant, President permit younger, leaner beef to quality beef at the same Ford, and daughter Susan. The eight-month -old Golden Retriever was a gift to the Presid en t from Susan and a %Thfte be graded as prime or choice pr ices," says Ru th Yannatta, House ph otographer meat. chairwoman of Fight Inflation Agricul ture officials expect Together, the Los Angelesbased t he new sta ndards to be in ef. gjoup that led the meat boycott feet before mid-1975. in spring 1973. Ken Ellis, now heading the "We don't want changes just Univerdty of California Agri. to insure that the cattle in. To culture F;xtension Service in dustry gets its profit at the ex. Fresno County, says a two-year pen of the consumer's shrink. study he directed at the Univer- ing dollar. To sity of Calif ornia at Berkeley She says the UC study is not sought to pr ove younger ca ttle enough. "The Agri culture De. RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil "Dances of Brazil," a book with less fat could be just as partme'nt sho uld find a few key Ft'lteitas Barrett), 61 Ilb!ishk'd rn I! gocl as older be ef (i'd longer to markets in variu; cities and and gill a blonde, says she IS Felicitas said she lived for make thent latter. sell beef graded under the new going back to live in the jungle two years wi th the Wayana The study played a key role in standards, then ask consumers and marry an Indian thief who tribe in northern Para Slate, the pr oposed changes, he says. for their opinio on ns the di ffer. proposed to her more than two near the Paru River and "Wha t ha ppened Is that wi th flC," ears ago. Surinam border. She said the improvements in breeding, Hearings on the proposed "Permanently. I'm going to Wayana chief, Aparabe, asked cattle now gain weight faster cha nge are scheduled in chi. dive into that lost work)," she her to sary him and join his than they used to," E is 5 eagoon Oct. 3o; Dalias, Oct. 3l; ll said in an Interview, nfli.ej- two wives. "So you have a younger animal Atlanta, Nov. 1; San Francisco An art ist and former dancer, reaching a slaughter weight of Nov. 11. But Felicluis returned to Itlo i,000 to 1,200 pounds. Felicitas has been there before Current USDA grading stand- for 30 years in the jungles of nearly two years ago to care for "The new standards are not a aids call for a certain amount Brazil and other parts of La tin her ailing mother. her mother . lowering of beef quali ty. A taste marbling, or fat in muscle di ed,andFelicitassaysshenow panel of eight jud ges Includ America. ed (issue.be fore beef earns the She iva burn near Rio and plans to return and marry in the research, who were prime or choice rankings, studied at a fine arts school Aparabe. chosen tot th eir ability to detect "But It takes time to develop here. Her early career in c1aShe said marriage among the rmal) changes In flavor, show in marbli ng, and more t ha n twice skal and folk dancing served as Wayanas is more to her liking most cases consumers can't as much feed to create fat as background for writing than in the outside wor ld, the difference, muscle," Ellis sa id. Jj Mrs. Furtsevct Consumer Group's Ministers Divided MOSCOW iAP — Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and Soviet Communist party chief Leonid I. &ezhnev continue their discussion of gwdelIns for nuclear arms negotiations today after mutual American and Soviet pledges to work for peace and better relations. The visiting secretary of state and the Soviet leader got around to the stalled arms limitation talks in Geneva Thursday rught at their second meeting since Kissinger arrived Wednesday. In Maryland ANNAPOUS, Md. (AP) — I Arms Talks Continue Ins' Lead I I I CHICAGO tAP) — President Ford has finally said It: big spenders are responsible for the country's Inflation woes and the "villians" are Democrats in Congress. In a string of campaign appearances Thursday on behalf of Republican candidates, the President accused Democrats of ruining the economy with four decades of reckless spending and of now threatening foreign policy. He also accused the Democrats In Congtess of "undermining our foreign relations with handcufflike restrictions on the policies of the President and the secretary of Male." RABAT, Morocco I AP) — The leaders of the Arab world began gathering here today for another summit conference, but their foreign ministers were reported still split on the key issue of negotiations with Israel. A Syrian proposal called for a pledge from all the Arab governments not to negotiate separately with Israel but to take the negotiations back to the dormant Geneva conference. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and King Faisal of Saudi Arabia were reported "extremely reluctant" to return to Geneva, and Sadat supports Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's proposal for separate negotiations between Israel and Egypt, Jordan and Syria on further territorial withdrawal by Israel. MIAMI (All) — "When I turned 70 1 didn't go out looking for a rocking chair," says Judge Nathan Wernick. And he says he won't let t he government put one under him wi thout a fight. Wernick, who turned 70 on Sept. 25, has filed suit in U.S. District Court to keep his job as a Social Security administrative law Judge. The ou tcome could have widespread eff ect because he's challenging the constitutionality of a federal law that requires manan datory datory retirement of almost all federal employes at age 70. Supreme Court justices are exempted. le- Ford Blames Democrats,, Arab ' Rapped 16 Judge Wernick WASHINGTON (AP) — ill 1111111 Space 'Junkyard ' F.n1 PEArL= UMW New Contract, FrIday,Oct. 25,1974-3A Longwood May Abolish Lawsuits Filed Candidates Return Donations WASHINGTON i AP -At least 11 congressional candidates, Including nine incumbents, have returned contributlons from the American Medical Association tytve '. ters are kptic;1 f ixllti:n tt who take campaign money from special interest groups. The money is distributed by the American Medical Political Action Committee, one of the richest special interest groups supporting political campaigns. A spokesman said the group has contributed to at least 220 Senate and House candidates this year and will give money to more campaigns before the Nov. 5 election. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .t, ' Sirica Warns Of 'CarnivaI Fata lity MOSCOW (AP) — Nancy Kissinger, wife of the secretary of state, watched young students perform excerpts from ballet and other dances, Tans reports. Mrs. Kissinger attended the performances Thursday while her husband conferred with Soviet Communist Party Chief Leonid 1. Brezhnev. Western corresponden ts were not permitted to accompany Mrs. Kissinger, After the performance she went on stage and had her picture taken wi th the students. She was accompanied by Mrs. Andrei A. Gromnyko, wife of the Soviet foreign minister, ..". WEATHER 14 Tr RIP Return Jungle, Friends ALL ALONE College football', popularity waning? You'd think so to see this young lady seated alone In the stands during a football game at Texas Chr istian University LOS ANGElES (AP) — Comedian Jack Benny walked out of Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Thur. sday wi th the observation that his Ill ness appears to have been nothing more than a stoma ch ache. Benny said he felt fine — but more like 49 years old than his perennial 39. The 80-year-old entertainer be came ill in Dallas before he was to appear at a medical benefit Jsrfc'rmnance. lie was flown to Los Angeles Sunday and entered the hospital here for a checkup. Asked if he had seen his hospital bill yet, he quipI'•(l, ''No, but when 1 (10, then you'll really see a stomach ache." : 'I ' r o - ' ' ' '" ____ , ' I , ' ( Interior u?heastern t*aches and Keys. Afternoon ht. from rniitouppr7osex?,.m norrn Day t ona Beach ts for Saturøa years. She was a school teacher and taught for 40 years prior to I . — Congregationaltst Survivors C52 include three We've Got 21 P M .4 A 17 . '' . "i, . Canaveral Jack Benny _____ 4 Funeral Notices _____________________ %,, . \ , . l€ FLAGSHIP U. S.BANK OF SEMINOLE MEMBER F.D.I.C. We've Changed Our Name, Now We Are Changing Our Location. I' We Will Close At 6:30 Oct. 25 To Move Into Our New Bank, Our Present Drive-Ins Will Be Open At The Same Location Plus Six New Ones 9:00 4:00 Daily 9:00 '8:00 Fridays ~ i " "OQU ( At -/ p . . I - ' .. i . ' , . ..' I)' I ' 7 ' !I A _% CONGRESSMAN 9 Levis for Me Let's Keep Him Working ,t ..1 For Us '1, - I L Al I - I AR " __ I"1"I N %# I Iris U U 1w&6 ...Ustens ..GetslhingsDone • I 'I 1 J j I ' Lots of women grew up in Levi's' jeans. . they think of them as old "friends". Now County Seat has a great new line of Levi's' coordinated shirts, pants and jackets for women by Levi's' for Me. They've taken the basic jeans look, put it in tots of beautiful fabrics and then matched up the pants with go together shirts and jackets. They're coordinated pants and tops for today's woman but with the same look of your old friends Levi's' for Me now at County Seat. For the most compieL,Ly.line SUPPORT HIM WITH YOUR VOTE NOV 5. Dem. Congress Dist. 4 r ' PL PM. Ad,, Pd. te, 11 lid ftbEte, Cspoii T,s,j. ' •._ -: I Altamonte Mall ri , r, I. i 11 I �!! . OPINION I Evening Herald, Sanford, I - 300N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. flfl3 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor RO B ERT C. M A R K EY, Advertising Director ouse ii ts o ) I I : — reg ulatory body), the Attomey General (who only Sc entif ic ; .-.-a I 0;~~; i creased expenses are legitimate and in line wi th good buSiness practices. The "compromise" was really no compromise at all for it fails to come to grips with the basic question: is the fuel adjustment charge legal? U ntil that one question is settled in the Floridians are going to conti nue to everyone involved. courts distrust _ BERRY'S WORLD ___________ , ~ . I A. .; 1 i 1 . i, . .I 9 , Research I -, i ' -I& "I rlr__21~_ . —nki ~, Al Arc I ____________ 'P emo- .. ... Neglected .'• ~14=01=4&* WASHINGTON —(NEA) — To a considerable .. . . i.u.v : .. -. . .•..- . . ctE ... -, WASHINGTON (NEA, — After two month.s and many thousands of tax dollars worth of hearings, the Senate Subcommittee on Internal Security has released a report on marijuana use that Insul ts the public mentality arid can only serve to further fog and confuse reasonable debate on this most complex, often wretched, social issue. Admitting that the hearings were prejudi cial, that only negative weed views were allowed ex pression, subcommittee chairman James Eastland (D-Miss.) nevertheless warned wi th positive rirz thet society niy he "taken ;.,.' utAk hir - , - . It . .... . . - . .. - .. '/ ____ ______________ __ - z alwnir um, glass paper and synthetic textik.i. Now this pool 'f !v::t': i ledge is virtually ______ ______________ __________ esearch and development expenditures these past several decades have, in the main, been devoted to the practical applications mentioned above, not 10 replenIshment of the pool. For aU,when the Dere Deptntwas riding high, Important non.defense research projects were hidden in the Perlagon budget. No one else could get the money — the Defense Department could. Then Congress caught on and in the past number of years has forced Defense to di vest itself of these urorams. Some ii been picked up -'."• p .'' 1 . - ___ . 'JW :, -,, *lit ___ ___ L ,,..±... ' 1- , ' pif(,4 ____ ______ t 11 entitled to his views on 11 I i • school segregati on and meaningless, perhaps dangerous fraud. Lacking balance, depth, fairness and inv.fk,tlt. honesty, the subcommittee summary merely reinforces subjective ignorance and in no way rrr,v,I.2 have gone by the board. . To make matters worse, much recent basic .4 To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books, numbers 2 through 8, send 60 cents for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find," Star-Telegram Syndicate. Address letters in care of this newspa per. i resemblestheconsenofentjcandstudled Letter That To The Editor Generals _________________ unkmwn quantity, but much evidence so far risk category with alcohol. Eastland, by the way, has never been known to Editor, original approaches. Muld- millions have been I do hope the editors and commentators are rail against the semi-zombies of booze. If you think the Osteen Bridge deal stinks. you spent on refining present concepts. One scientist But more than this, the Eastland report misses ne Capitol Building is should smell the stench of coptjon coming resuscitated before the says that, in essence, we have been putting entirely the central point of the pot argument. built on a faulty foundation ollars into expensive marginal increases in the from the foundation of the new Capitol Building perhaps killing more than have died and collapses Since no one but fools claim that marijuana is on Osteen peed of the horse rather than into developing an in Tallahassee. The stench has completely Bridge. harmless (all drugs are cl~ancy, even aspirin), overcome Gov. Askew and AU)'. Gen, Shevin to a irplane. the question is not S.B.(J1m Crowe where they f ind it impossible to ask for a Grand The major vi llain in the piece is Congressional right in a nation of seven million alceholles and Ju ry investiga tion how of the tion 40 of no known "potoholics" to forgive the 120 founda stupidity allied with politics. On the one hand, fanner and Ole Senate and House have repeatedly passed pilings were found faulty and whether the can the latter? remainIng 80 were drlvn to meet their load Letters to the editor are always welcome. in flationary, poli tically po lAst year while several hundred thousand They should be as brief as possible and booze pular bills of dubious bearing capacity as would require to support a value. the other, Congress regularly cuts into addicts were admitted to hospitals and comment on matters of general Interest, the muscle of basic research programs to 22-story bu ilding. cou nseling centers in America, 420,000 people Apparently the odor has completely The letters should deal with Issues and aveld were achieve "economy in government." ated and frequently jailed for pot as p hyxi a ted the commentators and the Free PenonndtIeL But a series of Democratic and Republican prare A# And jail for the grassers Is often no overnight The editor reserves the right to %. us a #_ at— POUIL urey cannot ask such Presdents has been almost as guilty. Basic qu edit those thln. Several hundrefi People In Texas are estions as: "Who is I) and A Equipment Co. of letters for reasons of space, but wfll exercin serving two years resear ch has been sk im ped to provi de money to to life for tnere possession. at care that (be thrust of the letter Is not lost Even go to the Mom, to make way for questionable, Pensacola? Does the "A" stand for Askew? Was when judges, out of sympathy, do suspend In W edift. inspection required in the contract, if so, who untested social programs and for milita pot sentences, the user for the suspension period ry was the Inspector that passed 40 faulty pilings? All letters must be signed with mailing loses his weapons verging on obsolescence. right to vote, to hold public office, to be address and, when possible, a telephone number a licenceti The academic world is also to blame. In the Or w here was he when these pilings were doctor, dentist, certified public ac• cont for government subudies, money g so the identity of the kr may be checked nd countant, enneer, lawyer, architect, realtor to , Is the attempt to hid these pilings attempted thblished. however, the Evening Herald will those tio dev e lop correctly-formulated fraud', sdnilt&'ac!wr, ba rber, funeral dire( tor of' , the respect If s s (kneral hes of riters ho Services iieparuuient do aol proposals. f'roposat.s ;iubtmssion has developed broker; arid he cannot work on govern n jobs. ac theft' names to appear in ce ssory before or after the fact? print into a skill of its own, somewhat unrelated to the Moreover, the pot user, this semi-zombie who We reserve, of course, the right to reject an Just what is General Senims responsibility merits merits of the proposal. As a result, too much of "lay be a kid, a licusewife, a cop, even a senator, y letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or the walled basic research now done in the regarding this building and who are is because of societal h ypocrisy oiler sentenced slanderous, responsible to? nation's colleges at government expense to public humiliation as well as jail. make- , ,, ACROSS lNapolrnc 12 FI)er ..// I % Z; 5will 1-Z vr the problem licked. _ 9 ('~ _D __________ 111 1 1 1 U1 1 1111111la.% __________ 0i . "Imougu)vu were to cutback you have lreats7" tr/ing ng I*)w come ____________ - ! _______ ui law and 101 the stranger who sojou,rns among you.- — .. "11k law, in its majestic equality forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges, beg in the streets and to steal bread." — Anatole France. French novelist The Clock By on A. SpOt,gI — and more than likely it'll be this same small ratio of eligible voters who will decide the fate of the 16.5 million drainage I,Avnd issue. le it 1 w the fuel aditritnient mecting at t1le civic center and as far as I know, i w' THE FIRST TIME any newspaper revealed in depth exactly what was gofng Into the utilities fuel ustment charges. Now like tt's taken for grant ed that it was MiT just the price of a barrel of oil we were paying, but rather e4her incidentals like computer s, truclu to haul the oil. thefts, spillage, etc., and practic4ly anhlng else would be "added" to this "fuel" charge, Well, if it hadn't been for those 25 persons taking the adj _______ Exodus 12:49, 4) t974A ______________ THOUGHTS ll __ to show up at the forum at the Sanford Civic Center _____ with Illatheillatic-al M"pulauorm am culliputer input. l illi il il il il i lil l l l lI L9 T M S6Ofrubt*'non saint 2 dictator 60 Numerical group 6$ Na 62 New $comS 18 Ignited 19 Social ga!Iwri 21 lhcical 2 37 Soviet tI5 Apes nKkname I I Small stAte 2i h!s'rnInJtc 'ab DOWN Ii I'tt-are Ohs non' I Unit of 17 .SUwy 23 U'goi '.ompartvn 20 ('onger 32 — de (;aulle 2 or fl l or crrrals arugtne guab 3 Wwd of a'nt 23 1'antanturnu 35 Operatic song 4 Branches sord 36 liumian I Not maal 5 Egglike 25 Lament 1174516131 6 Youngsters 27 Inquitri 26 L)swaw 4. 1 S . :, _ 41 Theatrical alAntalrnn 42 Compass 8 lIIinj5t 9 French nt'lisi nitln It, ng, e here at The 16 44 Fishing net 46 Elicit 47 U Troubles 49 Dintangk SI Deeth Southern nate (abi 30 Ilrros 's nt al 57 Friend 'I'r' ii I'Ig)n I'amIl) 33 liuslile memtwr nc'n '•' " "•' —' 13 12 10 11 15 — — — — — — — - 40 Spa ntsh conqueror sari — — —. 1' — 8— 2 iT' A C to MauIint' fccml od — V 17 Belgrade VIll 59 Firr or air : OA . I5(cialor high was 16satlors'pation Sa Roman time to show up for that Sanford meeti Herald would probably never had . -. Lately we have been reading - — — - — — - - - -- 21 110 __ _______ Connecticut's addressing herself - I — — 34 36 37 38 — Public comp,inies , The utilities and the flrn1on den)' there have been overcharges but admt that th e oil has NOT cost as much per kilowatt hour or power a%custofrs have been billed for. Well. whaddyah know . wise. Let's see how brave this state's PSC is, and 1mw much concerned they are of the "little guy" and his tax load! TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Republican treasurer candidate Jeffrey Latham has used a toll-free telephone provided by a Ku 10ux Man leader In his campaign, says Treasurer Thomas O'Malley. — Continuing the controversy over Latham's soliciting support from the Klan, O'Malley charged Thursday that his election rival tailed to report the use of (be telephone on campaign financial reports. O'Malley, meanwhile, has problems o( his own in his bid for reelection. He was indicted lat week on a perjury charge and two counts of accepting $50,000 in kickbacks. La th am was not available for comment on the telephone dispute. But there has been no mention in his reports of any contribution, cash or in-kind, from John Paul Rogers of Lake Wales, the Florida grand dragon of the United Mans or America. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The state Corrections °n is seeking federal funding to study motivational training programs in Florida prisons, a division official says. T.P. Jones, chief of the bureau of planning, research and staff development, said Thursday that the division wanted to determine the effectiveness of programs designed to change prisoner attitudes. State Parole and Probation Commission officials said they have six motivational programs throughout the state for persons placed on probation and parole. - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) 'Thomas filed a fivepara- statement said 90 per cent of his to require Askew's former law Jerry Thomas, Republican graph statement Thursday with net worth, exclusive of his partner, David Levin of Pensacandidate for governor, sdys 90 the secretary of state's office. home, consisted of stock in the cola, to disclose his source of percent of his Income last year In addition to revealing General firm. income "and net worth and his was from a bank holding corn- Financial Systems as the Meanwhile in Jacksonvile, law firm's clients from which puny, source of Thomas' income, the Gov. Reubin Asxew, Thomas' that income was derived." Democratic opponent, hit back Levin resigned as Pollution at the Republican's criticism of Control Board chairman in Austate spending. gust to campaign for Askew. Askew said that Thomas, as In a news release, Thomas no DS legislator, voted for "every tax also said Jon Moyle, state increase and major spending Democratic party chairman, association ol Ga ry E. Taniki OMD for bill that he's talking about." and Jim Smith, Askew's cam- UTILE ROCK, Ark. (AP) practice of gentrai dent-siry paign manager, also shoul d dis- The Arkansas Legislature at is San Marco Ave. Askew said his GOP opponent close Sanford By GEORGE W. CRANE "Often, they apologize voted in 1967 for the first phase and nettheir worsources of income agreed in 1974 to fund construeOffice hOuti MCndiy . th ticn of four television transprofusely, sayi ng their tee th of the new Capitol complex and Ph. a, Md.). - A Satorday $ am, through "Just a week ago, Mr. Moyle mitter towers to bring had LOOKED entirely entire voted in 1971 and 1972 tot' CASE B477: Tina IL, aged 17, was making public statements tional television, for the first after their toothbrusing." to carry on the project. Ptw* 122 602. Is a rate high schooler, about financial disclosures so it time, to all corners of the state, it any of you readers Thomashascrltidzedthe$42. "But, Dr. Crane," she said, disbelieve this Akron dental million cost of the Capitol. He would be Interesting to see what "I don't get to brush my teeth surgeon, just try the same said he would build prisons companies subject to state or as often as I'd like, local regulation were referred experiment tonight. instead, "For when I'm at school I to him after he assumed the Even after use of a toothpick, don't have toothpaste or even plus your Stopping construction at this chairmanship of the state toothbrush and tooththe time to brush after lunch, paste, as well point would mean a loss of $14 Democratic party, as well as to as mouth wash, "So how can I try to keep my million, Askew said. know those he presently then try the dental floss. teeth free from decay?" Thomas also called on Askew represents," Thomas said. When }'ou see aU the gook that /IikIJ(t))R/I aean, white teeth are the the dental floss pulls loose, you best cosmetic attraction in will rea lize why many cavities human face, thus develop between the tee th They make even a "plain even where you cannot see, Jane" look DISTRICT 2 charming, them. DEMOCRAT . TV For All - COUNTY COMMISSION Eckerd Says He V "Keep Kissable" ran a formet slogan of Old Gold 5;PP- k dental surgeons routinely X-ray your teeth, for X-ray shows many of these hidden cavities. So be sure to floss your tee th - C k nH " n ea _________________ rings cigarettes. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. IA)' acted," Eckerd said in a news But even, white tee th cerJack Eckerd, Republican release. tainly zoom your osculation even after a thorough tooth- candidate for the Senate, says if appeal to the opposite sex, brushing he's elected he'll seek an open Eckerd repeated his opposi. So try this brief dental test: And especially in tile morSenate hearing to give Cuban ton to weakening Of anti.Castro "WItich one of these is die ning, be sure you also brush the refugees a chance to describe policy unless the Cuban governbest single method of top ci your tongue! the true picture of Cuba. ment meets certain conditions, preventing tooth dacay: For that white coating of your Meanwhile, his opponent, including freedom for all politi. TOOTHBRUSH TOOTH- morning tongue is composed in Democrat Richar d Stone, said cal prisone rs and an agreement PICK — DENTAL FLOSS — propMOUTh WASH?" blood corpuscles that comprise diate hearing on his suit to force erty. The correct a nswer Is 'Denta l pus! the U.S. Export-Import Bank to Floss." Halitosis is th us worse in the reveal terms of a credit Dental scientists thus urge morning, but it also aff ects agreement with the Soviet the use of dental floss after each speakers and singers after their Union. meal and especially at bedtime. vocal performances. Eckerd said the testimony by _~ - - excessively, till they seem tides, shocked at the food that will be fastened But then you will be to t he dental floss. Recently I addressed the dental society at Akron, Ohio, which has pioneered m,,ny dental Innovations, including Children's Dental Health Week. th. Jesse Fischer nd the other officers invited me to lunch, during which our — —— — — __ — ________ 39 too much 10 cover the rising cost of oil to generate electricity, terrific Latham Uses KKK Telephone bait" keep kissable via clean against moves to suspend the U.S. economic blockade of avoid halitosis from tobacco, Cuba, g arlic, (flhiIflS and liquor! "In this fashion, the action on lAin C,nCiflc,,re behalf of the Castro regime, o, this nrsspa per, ciosnV a lonu which has been promoted since stan'Ocd. 'ddrcssed envelope and C('flIS to COV(f typing .ind printing the beginning by the Democratcosts v,Pen you send for it.' and liberal leaders in our ,, t"kiets I Congress. could Lie ________________________________ _______ ___ CAR PORTA- _____ DESK ___________________________________ CLEARANCE SALE Best Prices '* in Central Florida 1974 C 360-G I * 1079 * 1974 CB 350=F - p1259 of gubernatorial candidate Ella Grow to this same subject, In that sta'e, acrding to Mrs Gram o charge custmners $19 minion TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A state land management official says the Cabinet should expect strong opposition from officials of a firm that he says should pay up to $1.7 million for dredged-up fill material. Jay Landers, director of the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund, advised Cabinet aides Thur. sday to expect the opposition from Offshore Power Systems (OPS) of Jacksonville at Tuesday's Cabinet meeting. Landers said OPS sho uld pay for material dredged from the St. Johns River and used for fill on an island where the firm is building a factory. UPS, a joint venture of Westinghouse and Tenneco, plans to build floating nuclear power plants. The power plants would be towed to coastal cities and anchored in , 4f. -IN re t;rrok I waters tn produce electrical pww;cr for tht! cities. The factory project, strongly opposed by conservationists because productive marshes are being destroyed, has been highly controversial. ta.. _t u ____ ne tiiousands of tie "scientific" papers defitvred al o' academic conferences notethat too many are optnicms doctored up • - 4 t i)1V Anyone who takes the time to read through . I - knowledge. ______________ - The product, all too often, is not rigorous hurt research interldw to add to funda"Wiltal Take a handful of "activists" and you can get the job - 52 Foolm 14 Icr tormalion.s 4 __ ___ 50 Actual want tsork research designed to subsulire )ft1Jt ,irIdtlit!r graduate tuilcnt bl5t.IIlb __ 43 DOWTIJ 41iiFo* tO Idohtr . AnswsrtoPrevousPuzzle 45 Zoo animal 47 Simpleton m,r,,hal a ; Cabinet Gets Jax Fill Dispute ELECT TOM opinion conceng marijuana. . BRIEF . other dark-age propositions. Yet his report is a Thai Niiiu, IN A Jail Keep Her Kissable 1. Eastland, of course, is entitled to his views on 1 FLORIDA t 'Dental 'Floss Will j 'I otl * ____ _____ I higher moral guidance, searches only for self gratification and the escape from reality. Pot smoking "semi-zombies" walk the land, he added, coupling the poor devils with the Cornmunlst conspiracy. He concluded by predicting "national disaster" If the grass epidemic con- - a — ''I 1 1"1 11111 ________________ e Thomas Reports Banking income - . ',-,. -. . ., U l y Consumer Education Meet Pot Myth j_~_ __ zo-~~_ -~~ I..'. research has been treated for two decades. great progress in agricultural dustrial efficiency over the last 30 years depended heavily on a rich reservoir of fun. darnei.t discoveries mede since the turn of century In Western Europe and the U ni ted States. These breakthroughs were drawn upon to develop major practical Improvements in crops, farm animals and high technology manufactured gocth and icr the more efficient federal govcrnment has resulted In a deadening sameness,alackofImagi na uonwYJa pa ity of To . degree, today's high food and industrial prices result from the cavalier way basic scien tifi c research (what httle there was) has bm poorly co ivdandbaWycaied 1 er the years, a centralization of research decisions in uie dcIs I .' " ::.,,. ., '"'- -. "' . - 4 I. . I Co m m tfee 4. ap ifc I C Ivicl It Can Happen--Even In I - _. .J , /. "Ne"es"qu-e -.. — the PSC should be held accountable that the irl- _.~ ~ I'~ l l ". - - y (oiis riiCfiou UTe or V.D. infect yo ur bladder or amination are mostly for tween a union and a subcon. its work, . to J.A. Jones by the state. charged that North Florida intestines? C.A. Hammer, project mancancer of the cervix. Cancer of tractor. The dispute may delay Mike Scale, executive assist- Steel is violating federal health Art,Pap tests necessary only tile vagina is so rare that Illost construction. ager for Rx- J.A. Jones Con- ant tu General Services director and safety regulations. if you still have ovaries" doctors don't feel Pap tests are union argument with a struction Co. of Tampa, the Jack Kane, said, "We had an Bowden said the contractor The Twenty years ago did they necessary for this. The usual firm erecting the steel frame- contractor for the project with agreement with them to picket had not supplied handrails or leave the cervix after this Pap test does not detect cancer work of the 22-story building the exception of the foundation, one gate and let the job stay proper decking for the workers fl'Y of the uterus (body of the shut down most work Thursday. said his firm was seeking an in- open. We're trying to find out and is putting too many steel Does the pituitary gland still womb) or of the ovaries. A Company officials what happened to this beams on crane hooks. said they junction against the pickets. agreement." regulate your body to have a regular checkup is still ad- expected pickets again today. Ile said if the firm does not Ile said it normally takes 72 tiii.' of the month or did the ov. visable for detection of cancer change its methods the council hours to obtain such an inScale said the iron workers About 30 union carpent ers aries regulate that? Is it possi- of the breast or the develop. ay be forced to sue in federal eed to picket 111 and laborers refused to ble to have headaches for five inent of other problems ss junction froin t1w National La- had originally court to stop construction of the the picket line thrown up by bor Relations Board. The pick- the south gate used by the consecutive (lays each month You can't tell without an ets have no quarrel with the union workers of North Florida Capitol. do,tor's iron Workers Local 597 of Jackafter surgery? amination, or from Hammer said it would be up Jones firm, he &-lid. Steel but chose to also picket cervix sonvi!le. The ironworkers are Should a woman 38 years old statement, whether the to the state to enforce the safety , to North Florida Steel take - v,Aro1,,vn after I s tot,11 hy- has been removed %6th the 01~euting J A plck--t ~ wil rc;jd: "For pub- Ilk-, n(Tth gate used bv 11111011 Ngul,itiolis. • sterectoniy or avoid it because uterus or not, It Is generally Co.'s use of nonunion workers in 1k informat"ion only. North uiiiploc of J.A. Jones. "That's not our contractor of dangerous side effects? Florida Erectors has no conSeale said it was hard to tell out there," lie said. "We're done now. It was less often erecting the framework. "We're trying to gain the tract with Iron Workers Lwal what effect the picketing could complying with all federal DEAR READER — It is such reiiioved 20 yeprs ago. The ovthey are right to bargain with North 597. We have no dispute with have on the new Capitol's final regulations." a common operation that i t is aries may be left in, if always .surprising how much normal, at the time the uterus misinformation Is available on and cervix are removed. That this subject. First, the birth makes a big difference in the canal and uterus are like a car. response in younger women who have not gone through the penter's square or like KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) — A cal)iWl letter L. The long birth ilienopause. If normal ovaries Brown refused to identify the cutor she was pregnant. She will be transferred to Marion canal is about at right angles to rernain, the normal cycle woman who has been in Jail for father. lie said the jailer in- changed her mind and testified General Hospital in Ocala to the uterus, which sets upward response will continue to occur, eight months and is now several volved In the security problem Thursday. give birth," the spokeswoman t t way had rc like an upturned vase. When the except there will not be a uterus weeks pregnant got ha tsigned. said. "Once the child is born, a to cause menstruation, Brown said Miss Laythe because of a security breaksurgeon removes it the Miss Laythe was sentenced to to the state Di. caseworker for the Division of Send your questions to Dr. down between women's and 25 years in prison after being would be taken edgcs ar' sutured together and Family Ser%ices will begin vision of CorrcTtions once she Lamb, in care o! VhI3 w-wspa- men's cellblocks, Monroe the area heals like an.i othe working to find a suitable home cision. This closes off the at)- per, P.O. Box 1551, RadIo City County officials say. murder in the shooting death of completed testifying. for the child. dominal cavity entirely from Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Sheriff Robert L. Brown sa id Eladia Diaz, 49, last Mar.k A Corrections Division For a copy of Dr. La ib' the birth canal. Thursday that doctors had conShe was held in Key West to spokesman said Miss Laythe "Usually children born to booklet on menopause, send 50 firmed the pregnancy of Ruth te stify for the state in the trial would be sent to Ocala for mothers who You have the same oppor- cents to the same address and Laythe, 22. are prisoners are of Richard Carter, accused of regular obstetric checkups once cared for by one of the mother's tunity to get V.D. after a hys- ask for the "Menopause" "She wasn't the victim of a first-degree murder in the slay- the doctor at the women's pris- relatives. Most women terectorny as before, since booklet, sexual assault or anything," Ing, onatLowell confirmed that she come here with year sen. Rrnwn said 4,ft ,n. .. . a vi n t sne rerusei to testify was pregnant. tences are parolled in four-and. mutual consent." Wednesday and told a prose"When she goes into labor she a-half to five years. :I I - Wednesday's action whereby the Public Service Commission (which is supposed to be a Under the present system the "fuel adjustment charge" is like a dream you try to reconstruct the next morning. It is floating out there but only dimly perceived by the consumer and frequently makes no sense at all; it varies from month to month and customer to customer and utility to utility so that any attempt to bring it into some kind of focus leaves the poor customer floundering in frustration, Th is is not to say that the utilities are necessarily gouging the public; it is to say that since t hey serve wha t amounts to a cantive audience they should be made to justify any rate increases on the basis of increased expenses. And N I TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) Florida Steel," said Bill Con. any other rontractors on this cost or completion date. — Florida's new $42-million ner, spokesman for the pickets. job site." certhinlydon'thaveanopening John Bowden, president of Capitol, beset by controversy After surgery do you have an into the abdomen Pickets were present at both hammer said North Florida the Northeast Florida Building since its site was first selected, entrances to the construction Steel is subcontractor to Flor- Trades opening into the lower regions transmit disease, Council who briefly of your abdomen? Could germs Pap tests for the female ex- is now caught in a dispute be- site but the steel firm continued ida Steel, a contractor assigned joined the pickets Thursday, I i - Evervone would know what was going on. ew There many of these diseases are transmitted through the moist Friday, Oct. 25, 1974-5A V Could you please help? Ailore Sca nda Is IJ lbFJ women have about lining of the birth canal. But hysterectomies that doctors you are certainly no m ore likely just don't take time to answer, to have a problem and you I! H — — — we WASHINGTON — In the aftermath of W hite House rolls or detailed, would be required Ile would instruct the staff members how to research and small feasibility itudies will be Watergate, President Ford has ordered a quiet to attend a staff conference" on ethical conduct, handle individuals and companies with problems conducted by private industry because the Home Deliv.-ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; tightening of ethical standards to keep the White The President himself would open the conbefore the regulatory agencies. His advice as longrange markets lire not competitive with Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All House free of scandal. ference "with it few brief remarks along the line proposed by the two conselors, would be: other research and development investments," We have seen some of the secret paperwork .f being 'cleaner than ('aeser's wife." The "Consult with the other mail: Month. $2.70; 6 Months. $3620; 12 Months, counsel to the President in the report predicts. on the effort. The documents stress "a break conference not only would be repeated lithe nation would get serious about SolLu' annually every such Instance. Generally, don't touch it." with the past Adrninistratio" The President's but would be videotaped for the indoctrination of Ruinsfeld would also lay down the law on energy, the (ace of America would change as the advisers are eager "to highlight the fact that this every new employe. "politics and fund solicitation" and the use of nation declared independent from foreign oil. is now the Ford White House staff" and that the — Statements outling "the importance of "White House telephone and stationery." Giant 2Wfoct high windmills, one behincl the new President has a "personal commitment to proper conduct" should be delivered to the would line the landscape, says the report. other, Finally, Ituinsfeld would warn the staff the highest standard of conduct." "entire stall," This would be accompanied by Vast expanses of hot, arid desert land in the members that their "conduct outside of the Yet at the same time, they hesitate to ad- "standard of conduct rules." White house" also had to be exemplary. West would be covered by mirrors. The 10,000 Financial statements from everyone on the vertise their new ethical campaign. "Some will White House staff would be updated and filed. "Regrettably, you are always on duty in the eyes square miles of California-Arizona desert "could see it," they fear, "as an event staged for public of others." theoretically provide. . . twice the present All White House personnel, both those now co nsumption sort of honesty rally without 1,,envratin~ capacitN in ill of the United States." ,tre hired, %%oul(I Lw SOI _,% N SCAND~L: The only Lilloolls llo'.~C~tr, if dolle with ~,Cliuus intent (11, tilt, staff ar-d !ho~e %%ho . . inoxhau.,- tiblc %'I (' i!~ 1 1' i't liftAIld to U11del-SLUld 111UCh ,11)OLIt the cleared by the and nonpolluting form special prosecutor's office. The Within a few years alter the year z000, says of energy, heat from the and minimal press fanfare, we think this danger fuel adjustment charge. purpose, according to our White House sources, sun, is being largely ignored because it holds no the report, "solar systems may be capable of can be minimized." And that's not because of any lack of effort on is to insure Ulat no one tainted with Watergate promise of giant profits for the nation's utility supplying 15 to 30 per cent of total U.S. energy Under the direction of the President's new our part: our stupidity, maybe, but not our zeal. winds up on the President's payroll, companies. requirements" if the country ends its "business staff chief, Donald Runisfeld, these moves are Our ignorance is apparently shared by most — A review is already "in process" of the usual" approach and accelerates sun energy. Its This is the discouraging conclusion oi a secret tentatively planned: people, including many of our public officials. proper disposition of gifts to the First Family Federal Energy Agency study on solar energy, cials, "However, unless federal involvement in. — During the past several months we have occasion There would be a "reviewing, upgrading and White House staff. The review even extends one of a thick packet of draft documents we have creases substantially in the late 1970s," warns and refreshing" of the "traditional procedures to "gift giving betw between White house personnel." obtained on every aspect of the energy crisis, t o talk to several dozen state and local officials and, the FEA document, "it is unlikely that much for preventing conflicts of interest." This isn't Two presidential counselors, Don Lowitz and 'Potentially, solar energy could make a development In solar energy will transpire even almost Without exception, proved to be as cornintended "to trap people but to create an ongoing Don Murdoch, have prepared a tentative agenda significant contribution to the goal of longterm by 19N. " pletely mystified by the workings of the utility. sensiUvity to these problems." for the staff conference on ethics. After the energy self sufficiency . . .. " says the document. At present, solar energy is limited to about firms and the Public Service Commission as the Everyone who works in the White House, President's opening remarks, Rumsfeld would But Congress has authorized a piddling 175 25,000 solar hot water heaters and a few exaverage man on the street. "from secretaries to counselors, whether on discuss "everyday ethics." million to study the question. And "only minim,al perimental houses and suinwiing pools. two weeks ago called the fuel charges illegal and Public Consumer Counsel Fred Karl (who is supposed to be looking after our interests) agreed on a compromise that leaves th e question of th e legality of the charges hanging in mid-air served only to add to the confusion. The compromise which, to their credit, the utilities objected froze the fuel adjustment charges at the October rate until they justified at public hearings. That's the part that always bothered us. Why weren't the utilities forced to justify the charges in th e first place? Why hasn't th e Public Service Commission ordered that the ut ilities project th eir expenses and receipts, their expansion plans and whatever for a 5-yea r period, say, bring in their figures, have them questioned closely and th e figures examined line by line by experts and then rule on what the utility may charge its customers, That process might cause the u ti lity people some beadacifes and it might increase the workload of the PSC, but it would have one major advantage over the present system: DEAR DR. LAMB JACK ANDERSON .L.1me Cause Concern are some general questions that Is Fuel Ad'ustment L egal Or Isn't It? - I k . ; Whl ' te Area Code 3O-322-2611 or 831.9993 i Evening Herald, Sanford, FL LAMB LUUUI Friday, Oct. 25, 4— Fl. % - Evening Herald : E. , ) I 1. • il . DR. 0 41 ——— 47 48 149 — — 56 — I! __________ 58 57 — — 60 9 — — — — — — ———— — — — 62 — "Dr. Crane," one of the youngerdental surgeons added, "some of my Fastidious women patients think a toothbrush cleans their teeth perfectly. "So I give them a piece of dental floss and ask them to press It down between those supposedly clean teeth. "Then I have them pull up the floss and look at it. "They are shocked at the — amount of decaying food for 'gook' as some teen-agers call it) that attaches to the thread. Car Office cof 1211', Ft. Cat star * 1 - 1974 CB 450.K.7 -- 'Ir .1"uhle Irp ~ (PRICES PLUS TAX, TAG & TITLE ONLY) I .1 bSI.IIHQ IUIf1(f sth ra r,4 4 6P 0011* Corr-PAfimfif fill (ANTIM 'mi(P Itts rare's ('fc Uf 10 ',il (i'i'! !!1IIU,'% !IiIppi ii ('H I Honda , EIN 1 '"I '900stua~400 $ 3250 Aof ORANCE COUNTY 6436 EAST C01L 0NIAL OR @ ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32801 I33I$tflGb'sStHI O't.do.FIi ___________ p1349 _______________ ______________________________________________ 4 ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING • FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS ______________________________________________ �- -. Friday. Oct 25, W74 6A— Evenng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ______________________ I . 11 11 ___ 1ANLANDO UNITED r ,71 i THE SEVENTH ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 43A Forest City, FIwida Saturday Services Sabb.thSchool .... ....... :30a.m. _.11:00112:00 . Ft rch I A nT • I - ______ UU Ihsj,it'i 0 * * * ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST 7:00p.m. - THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th& Elm 8:308,m.. Bible Study 9-ASS m . OUR Mymmr_117 % - ___ ..11.008.m. 1~ . . i... FIRST ASSEMBLY Sun Mats ' 34.O Sanford Ave. pastor . 9:458,M. II 00 m Sunday School , morning Worship EpwvrthLCaQUC Evening Worship .1.30p.m. p'averMee------ 7:30pm. !virUI , - I(Ifl - Sunday School ____ . Morning Worship _______ - - €angeI,stcServ amlyN'g _______ MO:AVIAN CHURCH SIantando spri ngs Drive Longwood,Fla. just East of Interstate .. Pastor . Rev. J.T. Polls "Church of God Hour" - 914sa rn .1i.00a.m. 6 OOp m 7 30p m I 11 KeilhHutcMrwn ------Miniitr m Morning Worship 9:458.m Sunday School \ (1(Ifl'llf', . .XU _x~Z, ~___ __I -_ _~__ Cor.??It% and Elm always ho ta possibly smug for us to Judge one w wno most faithful who wonders if he another person's action by what is faithful enough, the one who we think we would have done in loves most deeply who doubts the situation, had we been that he loves enough, the one there. We must be honest and who ts most compaujonatewho ask "Lord, Who?" We cannot questions that he is caring w holly divorce ourselves from enough, the one wt3o is most personal or even national sacrifical who worries that he betrayal, for we, too, harbor h no given enough. seeds of betrayal. We can only I have always been Interested shake our heads sorrowfully, in Judas! To me, Judas plays on ponder, "Lord is It I" and a sinall part in the story about never be entirely sure that it is him In the Bible When Jesus not ,4. says to his disciples, "One of As a child at play when my .. You shall betray me,'' the big mother would Inquire con I i . story in not that Judas knows he cerning our activities, I would :is Judas, but that 11 other always respond with, "Who supposedly totally committed Mfl" As our Black friends followers of Jesus think they often sing, 'It's me, 0 Lord, not might be" They began every the deacon, nor the preacher, one of them to say to Jesis, but it's me. 0 Lord standing in ',jt/If'rt 'IetIioussi (sot! 0 I - i. -1 11:00,1111-m. 7 30n I', dIli ( I 1 L)( -,.-_e I _. - _________ -- cop m Ia m • tO 3Oa m Sat. Vigil Man nday Service & Sunday School Wedneiday 5ervIcI _-, _.M mlffi ~ iml! ~~, Sunday School r C 30a.m. ( ()Il I . tl (Wit (II - -Z; U ~. : Curate I Christian FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST iliall, S Sanford Ave. Minister Dr. Harold l4a nt 11 11I Wed. SM Ice Cor, 141h St. a Oat Ave. Re v R GtadySno-*den Intel-tm P br 6ASP.M. Church Tr3ining Evening Worship Nursery WTRR 7 OOp m 7 30p m Snday iamnc.vaughn ... . o - k_-~r -, Mor ning - I ----_~_ . I -- j• I _~ _-, - t . __ . I . - - . / U 00a L& ,-, __1 1 -1I -_ -- - ' . - - JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1HIW•sIFintStreil AII CHURCH OF CHRIST oeaPaimspringDr. Altamonte Sgidats °°" Morning Sic-vice .........11:00a.m. A'' _..._*,wc.•d - '. Of Christ . • . . . .. ..,4' - ,k&"%lh __'•,• fl,1k' 41" I • . -'-- - iamespNeem...EvanoeIis Nallowe"en today means children flocking from door to door to enjoy the bounty of neighborIlness. But In the Dark Ages this night was regarded with dread and apprehension. 00P-#" - Wednesday BibItCIat5 --- - -------7:)Op.m - - . - - - INICRflT BAPTIST Charlets N. Crump . - - . - Evangelist BibleStudy .............10:00a.m. morning Worship . ...... 11:00A M Evening Service ......... 6:00P.M- *IT$0OH1 LT..4 . - ••__•••_..,. - -- - nn iversary Sanford-EustisFree Metho- Douglas E. Porter, pastor. and A special feature of the day dist Church, located at Fourth Mrs. E. J. Richey. will be a Jigsaw puzzle picture ' and Laurel Avenue in Sanford, At noon cooperative chicken of the church. Each famil y will .. dinner Is planned to be followed be mailed a piece of the puzzle will celebrate its 60th an niversary Sunday wlthaforrner at 130 pm by an informal and unless each family is 'I 1111111 Florida Conference superinten musical service A former represented the picture will be 4 ..1 hft III present I a brief Rev. L'I Elmer Iltwl as member JLfl,• ii r,e, incomplete. --. . message and some of the guest preacher : A unified Sunday School and history of the church will be In 1914 Rebecca Shimmons of . -t be held 9:45 lated. Special music will be church service will Northern ,Michigan was ;?-a - , ~ III. 30 in The d provided b) the Men's QUartet promised a church in Sanford a m through 11 11111111 10I c ,~~T,~~8 .. . IYoung Teens group will present Committee members for the On Jan. 16,1915, she aff ived in a musical based on Philippians 60th anniversary include Betty Sanford with her husband, r e r e Methodist Church will celebrate 60th Anniversary wit11 Special services entitled. "Come Alive" during Smith. program: Helen Richey, Robert, their four children and the early part of the service. noon meal; and Annabelt grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Deere, histoica1 James Pheip _________________________________________________________________________________________ Thur co-ditectors are Re _________________________ _•_ ,i 1. - ..l-1 _____ .. - . • w.1. __ t,I -- •- - . . . ... - _________ - - _________ Poland ft _____ • ____~ Di f\ - • re 41, - xieland Goes To Church l -.- ), - -- - - - Meeting Sunday -------6:)Op.'n9 . IresbYirlUfl 11:00a.m. I 7:)o P.M. -------11;OOa m ing ---------7)Oprn Sunday Even FIRST PRESBYTERIAN - Sanford 'Y' II For - .-' Oak Ave. IL Ird St. Rev. VirgilL. Bryant a,v.Kuvteth W.Mulli5 MInisbirs - Rev. William Ptcke(I Pastor ltr. Assist. Pastor Rev Kenno4h Møtning WorIhp $ 30 & ha m Sunday School 9.4so m. UMYF S:30p rn, Evening Worship 7.0op m. Wed Bible Study & Prayer Serv--730pm (First Wedneiday Fellow thp Supper ----------- 6:30p.m. Beli eving. S lated Drama - n sters - UNICEF Many Sanford youngsters will here, says, "Both children and adults can helpby volunteering UNICEF (United Nations their time and helping to fill ts Bible Stud) and Children's Fund) Sunday as those orange and black recreation program to be Trick or Treat to benefit th e UNICEF collection cartons follo w ed dinner and lunch at the er Motel. All world's small victims of q program area s'. omen are invited and malnutrition, famine and can provide high protein food stration fee disease. The annual drive is supplements for Winter Springs 24 and luncheon cost directed in Sanford by Church malnourished children." ye Lake Monroe Baptist omen filed with area MorningWonlhp Morning Worship --- 1100am. - 4 Nursery -1 & THE LAKE MARY UNITED X. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave.. Lake Mary Minister . . , Rev. A. F. Stevens Sunday: Chlk%Ch School .....9:45a.m. Morning Worship ------ 11:00a.m. Youth Group . ......... .. Wednesday: Choir Practice ..........1:00p.m. A four member unit of the Covenant Players, a touring religious drama group onduc t a V' Nov. 9, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in fellowship hall of First Presbyterian Church of c . . ' * - • 11 . be collecting donations for , darn Once a year we celebrate the death of superstitlon. Every Sunday we celebrate the birth of Wednesday Bbl Class ..............7:30p.m. - - Hwy. 17fl•tPInuyRldgRd Your children will remember for years the fun of Hallowe'en. Are you making sure they are A yesterday's fear into today's faith? learning the fundamental spiritual truths that have tu Sunday Pastor 9:45a.m. COMMUNITY UNtIED METHODIST CHURCH - tItlon Believing In the Love of God man has nothlngtofear CHURCH OF CHRIST 11)3 Part Avon" -- Eve. Worship I L I Sun L 1 Orange Street CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH TucktrDrlv..SuntandEstatis Lloyd Hampton Wednesday Morning Prayer Group Warmth, friendship, kindness, generosity inspired by our religious faith have replaced super- CHURCII I1CWAIrortBvd Pastor Rev. Ka~nr.h H r Sunda y school - ...... .. 9:45 a.m. 11:00 a m m. Ctb4%C 7:30Pm Wod,Ev"In9S4rvICo__7:00P-m- Morning 6:30pm, ---------- Morning Worship wed Evening Soc-vice.....6:OOp.m - MornlngWorhip ---11:00a.m. ''::. Bible Study ............ . 10:00am Wedinewaysmice ....... 7:30 p.m. Old Truths br a New Dpy Rev E -- - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd • t Woodlawn Ave Pastor Rev. D Ross Denslow . MYF -. "IOII, - . VA . .- 508.m. Penterimlat - 'b.. CI,urI, 10: Pm -- Wed. PdayerSarvice ......7:30pm Pastor Wed. Bible Study ..... .. 1: 00 p. M. 7 ZA 4 - - -.---A - 1--.q .. .r .' Rev PaulO (rittel , O0m - m 1 an 1:00P m. OP .. Pallor Morning Worship & Bible Study WilliamBOowney --- , Mornig worv'p d.Jp m 7tOO Orlando Ave 117 t - " - m . . . _z~-~_ _~ I 10 11,08-M - Mid Week and TV This is the Life 7 OOp m Service Wed) Pastor Rev. Elmer A. Reuschtf . services Nursery Provided for &if I 9AS8 m Sunday School 10-30a m Worship Service Kinder Varten and Nurseryt L:A:: ZC A IR NCEH F THE RE 115 Crystal Lake Dr. * ' Worship Evangelistic Service . . - Wn,slel Evening Service .. ..... 7:00P M Prayer Meeting . I - - __ . . Pfl?or DOUUIbID Eliot? 103W 2SthPlace I . . ' Sunday School FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lak.M.nroe. I .~ - LUTHERAN .HURCH OF I . - I- (li L A ,. ever really u? It is always WI 11 "4J I Gideons & each of them see within himself some orig. t1se' .. I.-. Around the table they went — By FANNETTE EDWARDS whose voice range from high Congregational Church in as, Bob Scobey, Dukes of .--. that caused him to think he Herald Correspondent 'C' to a deep-throated bass, Saginaw, Mich might be the one' Take John 'Eer) one of them" Eien I., r Dixieland, Art Bodes and Eddie discip e f or 1. packed the little United example, especially in the light did he think that he would -_ Torn Poland, Orlando school of Deltona on Providence blasting its tunes in harmony church, by my former High professor of English Literature oF the affection Jesus had for simply speed up the coming of lbe Kingdom. prodding Jesus to teacher, will be guest speaker -— Boulevard, to standing room with the Jeyful 'teachings of love School band director, Eldon at the University of Michigan, - I make it all happen right now? at Grace United Methodist only Tuesday night, hummed, and music of the church, Francisco," he said. merely a polite comment when plays clarinet, nute and sax. He - - -- _ s%a)ed to and fro, and tapped through the Ccichratlon Road In 1971 Gar) s new career has played with the great Pee he said, "Lord is It" — the That would explain his later Church, Airport Boulevard, — remorse - at Sanford, Sunday at the 11 a.m. _. their feet in time to the haun. Show, is not new to church began. fie initiated ex- Wee" Hunt and other naine way we say, "How are you?" uicide He is Florida Zone SIX Kingdom service ting, peppy Dixieland tunes goers and it was and do not wait for an answer' discovering the tnspiratiion perimental worship services in bands cannot come by coup. I wonder, leader for G ideons, Inter. played by Gary Miller arid The to Gary Miller, a native of local churches and in 1972, ., '. t , Or did he know something about Curtis Caruso, of Dearborn, I really do, if his sin was that he national, and president of the Celebration Road Show, of Tonawanda, N.Y., who studied organized the Celebration Road Mich, who plays guitar, and himself that we don't know. is Affiliate Artists, Inc. and music with Dr. T. Howard Show, with the blessing of the banjo accompanies himself as we know something about .r ~ was so practical? Ponder this composed of the four Gideon presunited by the United Board Krueger of Elmhurst College, Nine General Synod of the ourselves that we (to not disCILSS when he vocalizes several jazz with others and that e hide for a moment His was the Camps including Orlando East, for Homeland Ministries and Milton Shelter and Frazer UnikdChurchof Christ. and for numbers Gospel According to Judas, and Orlando West, Lake Monroe nes, reminiscent of the Qggert of Eastman School of the past 2tt years has b n Bob Sloan, on drums, makes SPEAKER his gosepl has had its own (Sanford and DeLand Have )OU ever really thought followers and is It possible that Osceola (Kissimmee) iivm talk, because he's a dominated and Methodist Evangelist Herbert thrilled and plays trumpet and cornet church groups Conferences of veteran drummer, former y about it, that crisis moments sometimes we have been they? The Gideons, International, L Bowdoin will speak swiday audiences in the early '20s, As he explains: "All my life I the United Church of Christ and are revealing They strip away Jack Teagarden with and Eddy "Lord, is It I" What they did founded in 1899 has been at the 8 30 and 11 a m ter- from New Orleans to Chicago, have loved and been obsessed bringing the lose of God to Howard, and carefully cultivated responses at that table was to look deep distributing Scriptures since vices at Community United such as South Rampart Street by music... good. happy music audiences through music. Terry Groskopb, of LaCrosse, and force us to we ourselves for into their own souls. When we 1908 in hotels, motels, penal Methodist church of Cassel. Parade; Dixieland One Step; as the Lord meant It to be. They have just completed what we are . plays t1 bass and tuba what tJie come to Lord's Table is Institutions, Armed Senices, Tiger Rag and When The Saints Because I lo%e the Lard and appearances before 'm - will t si)eelal the gospel is all about, see our- always a time of heart sear. schools and colleges. The m UsIC by selves! It Is in the implushe, ching, You better believe it! Gideons Association Is in applause of approval from the Theological Seminar)," he and colleges in Florida and will watch and listen to was for. singer and pianist In unpremeditated response of our What do I we when I look deep terdenomina Ilona I and in. preparation for this ,Seed audience. tells the audience. "and upon now go north and west. merly featured featured with inner selves that we are most Into my soul' What do you see' ternational in scope On Faith Sunday" copies of oral The delightful, versatile voice my graduation and ordination Jim Beebe, of Barrington, Bob Seegar and Alice Cooper fully revealed. We have in- And what do we miss seeing October I a new Gideon Camp Robert$' "Seed Faith" book of beauUful X-year-old Laurie in 1968, 1 became youth Ill., trombonist, has played and Rock Groups and is a graduate tended that we would do or when we self-righteously turn was organized In Cotonoe, were mailed to all members. Seaman, vocalist and pianist minister at the First recorded with such "greats" of University inSagmw, Mich. never do this or that, then the question from ourselves to Dahomyin Africa bringing the suddenly the moment of others whom we feel have Iota) of countries where camps -. . decision is upon us, there is no betrayed Him, past or present? are found 10 103. At the present time to rehearse and out of all Di we say to Christ, well don't rate there are 1 mIllion copies II we are and have ever been, we look at ME, Judas is the one of Scriptures being placed react. That is why it is tin- over there! . every days by Gideons. 4 . 1. - 2511 Sanford Ave. _-71~ \ \ I '.. T _. . t ..AII t - - — , P_ _ . : I, 1 1 .- '? t Surt EVCWOrth P - -- -- - - --7:30P mWed. PrAVtf - 1 . 10~00,111 m - .di1l - i I 137 Airport Blvd N ght Dial a Devotional 24hr% n . ... - urch Obsees I II 00cm Sun Wo(thP . :. - ... - • I - - juup ' . c ~ --- I ; . . 1. I. . S , 4ho . ~LVI,_ - . . - - 7:30p.m. I r e . . ,, HOROSCOPE w -- I . - .. - - ch ' .. - h . 1101111 . . , - - ,, churches participating in Groups participating are The Pathfinders(!Mou;:I. .1 ford. ,, For Pete's Sake," a feature various ways. asked to bring all donations FIRST UNITED Senior Highs and adults from Winter Springs S vent -day t ,.i. i ri t, un..i ii 'a n i Ii •mi u3P i'iIs. Mae uflWawfl, (.iuurvvorsu TTIU'. World air. COIICli.-u o i.r a• Holy Cross METHODIST CHURCH 4 all area churches are invited to AdventlstChurdtwlllconducta 419 Pact Ave Pictures will be shown man, of the UNICEF drive Episcopal Church. •p'.-',, fiOC •h.it2a.4 " PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST SundayScIlsol ...........C4$.m. participate in the workshop, Leo F Kfr" Pastor Highway 44 West Saturday beginning at 7 n m at Moc-nlngWOrthiP ....... 11:00a.m. UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN which is sponsored by the calling on homes in the cornPaul Socvsy ............Evangelist StP*IrtI S*Iid,d by fl'S A.fftlW EanoulIstIc Sec-v ic es ----- 1.00p.m, Morning worsf .....1.30111a.m. CopyrIght 19I Lt,leq Advtt1ing 5r'g,. tnt. Sltabuv& WJ.I ur Church ft k o Lake £ CHURCH BibIeCIass Sanford 10:008.m. ' d Area Ministerial munity this Monday 7-9 p.m. to First Baptist Wed. Prayer I. Sunday School ............:4Sa.m. Cornec-Co it Comb Monroe. The comedy-drama I 10 P III Morning Worship ... Bible Study Ii .00 a m, --UMYF --.31opm, Association. The fee Includes leave paper bags hich A Upsals Roads C elebration ,naepend,ntMitIOnarY Evening WorShip 8 OOpm . Men's Prayer Breakfast ________________________________ picked up Tuesday night with . Rev. Qarwinshe. Past or 1. lunch to to the public at no charge. Saturday Frid47 ._ Wedneiday Episcopal Church Parish Hall. whatever donations of canned Thursday Tuiriday Family Night Supper For Saturday, Odober Monday 1974 Sunday 1 3rd Sunday . - - - - , - 6: 00 P.M., Evening Worship , .. .... 7:00p.m. Luke For reservations call First goods the resident dishes to . F_~ Isaiah a Afatthew , Romans is Proverbs 0 Ephetianj a Hebrewi e 12:49-53 donate. The food will be First Baptist ..: 12:1-6 5:15-20 9:1-6 SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 11:13-32 Presbyterian by Nov. 1. FIRST BAPTIST CHURC14 56:1-7 15:21-28 . Other Churches HOSPITAL NOTES G"Ilty Covirl Sig raft Av"W Ron distributed to needy families at By CARROLL 1. t The group, led by . R1GIffER PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH 14 A,434 Lw4wood Rev, Jaf T. Cosliniato I . I.,Pastor I L Sunday, First Baptist ( LAKE will be in the area Nov. Thanksgiving and Christmas. THE Zj~ ( IM3 7) Old Routo, 46 0 Posts MONROE CHAPEL McDuff. N [ Ea iw TM A . i.110a.m. Rev. Ruth H.Catlin .........Pall of Rev. William E. Miller .... , Pastor orange Blvd.. Lake Monm GENERAL TENDENCIES: Daytime presents difficulties in OCTOBER 24, 1974 MIniter HHICcperforming at Grace Anyone who is missed and Church. Sanford, will be 1.11 Amy Johns Mae D. Fort Sunday School 9 darn Will lord Eldridge Pastor all services, Sanford wishes to contribute may celebrating in expressing yourself in emotional matters as well as in business ADMISSIONS United Methodist, Lucille Robinson p.m. HoI Lecture " ChurchTrainIII ---4:15 M"WW Cif "Great Day "' The Sunday But tonight brings a release from delays and some special hapcontact the church. YouthService , ... _ 6:)Opm. morninowofship . _ ,it:oo m.* Sa nford: tv DeLand and Orlando. Belva 1. Gleason 730Pm. Mthy. EvnnQWOVthiP dc 3rd Wednesday Evening Worship EveningWoc-$Jbip ......7:00p.m. j School at 9:45 a. m . will be piness at home with family. C.E. McKee Sr. Deborah H. Redding W D. , , • r.... n_.__ - .a_ • 7:QCP.M. striving 10 reach a goal 01601. riiai EU1U1IUfl SefvCe essian uneran AHIESI Mar 2I toApr. 19) Private worries bug you. but if you Rillia May Smith Walter Jones Wednesday & Praise 7:30p m 7:30pm. ____________________________________________ In the 8:30 and 11 am. services concentrate on our blessings, these become harry 1.ee Jr. insignificant. Don't Children from First the IJstor, Dr. Jay Ted Margie L. Buckner, Alta. . be so highly sensitive. Messiah Lutheran Church, 17Norma E. Siracuse ~~ __ Presbyterian I grades 1-6) monte Springs TA U It US i A pr. .90 to Stay 20) Friends may be disappointing 92, Casselberry, will hold its taking part in the Trick-or- Cusinato will be preaching on John B. Augusta Charlie B. Burchett, DeBary the subject, "Our Jerusalem." now because they are under pressure, so be patient. Personal annual Sunday Stewart F. Gatchel JIM LASH CH RYSLE R. Juliette Berard, DeBary WILSON-EICHELBERGER WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK School Treat for UNICEF Sunday Hittiard Holtzclaw will be aims difficult to gain early become easy later. Halloween Costume Picnic . Jennie Spann And Staff should meet in fellowship hall MORTUARY Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson E. C. E Isea and Staff Sanford, Fla, Mary J. Harless, DeBary if possible. singing, "ThIe Hilly City." Sunday at the church GEMINI I May 21 to June * 21) Don't irk one in high position ,Mollie G. Griffin starting at 3p.m. In costume, Eunice 1. Wilson and Staff . Howard H. Hodges and Staff Colleen B. Pelly, Deltona Following the 11 a.m. service, 4 at 3 p.m. There will be prizes who has power over your affairs, then you can have a happy Theresa Susan Prokosch They will each bring a bowl for Viola L. Hernian, Deltona very fainily is asked to evening with congenials. Efforts pay vif Caroline C. Howard UNITED STATE BANK for games and costumes. A eating a simple UNICEF-style pri'piri' " a basket of food For a PUBLIX MARKETS THE McKIBBIN AGENCY IV N M(X)N CHILDREN iJune 22 to July 21) You may think you covered dish supper will follow PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. Joyce J. Hobbs Henry Howington Jr.. Long. . A&PWEO OF SEMINOLE supper and one of the following hineof fellows.hipand dinner on and Employes Insurance ,lilt iArong in forcing friends toge along with youen some venture. at 5 p.m. Fred Reber, DeBary wood John V. Mercer and Staff Items: a tomato, an onion, a tht- groun(bi. The church will but by evening ypu know you're right. Janet llizzo, Altamonte Frank %iciMmel, Orlando potato, a half cup of peanut furnish bread, beverage and L. D. PLANTE INC. to Aug. 21 Pay bills on time and bwld up credit. Springs LEO i July 22 First Christian SENKARI K GLASS butter or hall-cup rice. V'iir romantic Iii, "ill he busy until evening, so wait until then to paper goods. Oviedo, Florida Jess D. Williams, Deliary & PAINT CO., INC. The church family night GREGORY LUMBER FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. WINN.DIXIE STORES ..,ei together. Sanford Senior Citizens will A Kiddie Knier will he Walter Cope Webb, DeBary I and Employes of Sanford and Employes and Employes worship at First Christian supper will be a covered dish provided by the Youth Council VIRGO i Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) A&wiates are apt to act STENSTROMIREALTY Henry L. Wagner. DeBary affair, 6:30 p.m., Nov. 4 in hir Church, Sanford, and Rosalia, the young diildren during childishly during day because of planetary influences, but by Herb Stenstrom and Staff Charles F. Billhardt, DeBary Sunday, at 11 am. Dr. Harold Fellowship hail. evening all is fine again. Entertain. tiuit'. The "Florida this Betty I'urchis, DeBary HARRELL& BEVERLY LIBRA (Sept. 2.1 Oct. 221 Make your home more charming, Harris will speak on "Precious l'eatcmakers" quartet is DEKLES' FLORIDA STATE BANK SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. Florence A. Bryant, Deltona CELERY CITY TRANSMISSION (('flthPUh )oU Want tobe nIl and away to some fun place. Put Memories"andthesenlorchoir Redeemer Lutheran tlirM-t1 by Mrs Julie Bishop GULF SERVICE ANDSTAFF Emily Reeker, Deltona andEmployes PRINTINGCO.IINC. DavidBeverlvandStaff (If will provide H1U3IC and Joanne 'U I 11 i csiii'n u' 1) fit. tor best results. ('hrsstisit \% lIIk'ns Outreach Ttit' Lutheran Woniens .111(1 tllt'muers are: tarry Betty Campbell, Geneva Mel Dekle and Employes ~I .S0111111110 l0vct. 231nNov. 21) Recreation that you can really Herman, Weis; Black, soloist will sing. Cheryl Hughs, Mmionary League Fail Rally Lester Carroll, Lake Helen iiiiill iiievtSaturdayal 9:30a.m., afford ill be(lout)lv pleasurable. Use talents. You can consider IlII); At - t'itiiipa luS(, ,\ gilt will 1w presented ti the of the Orlando Zone will lx' helti iit III l 111'% tiIttti 1i. place. Uratis Walter N. heed, Orange City si'iimetttmng very profitable in p.m. hi oldest couple present and Bible ,, Redeemer Church, Sanford, Jenkins; t.ui-y Magill, soporano Tossers, Sanford. Those atBlRflt LvtticSn CIUfth Cl Pronce. Deittia PICIIYTIRIAN CHRISTIAN .-I M,*t?tlA.tt4t*tyChvCPI.C1I5! tps'cko,,cAre SAGirl'AIIIUS f N(iv. "_ fi, De , markers to all senior citizens in and It. E. c. 21) Don't be blunt at home or Mi-Swain. It-nor. AIPIMILIY OF 000 terkling artasked not to use tht, oti Nn%,. 'i starting at 9a.m. with LutkecanCPv,Cho th ReOesmeq.tOJW 25th PlaCe Lake Mary Uri,teo Pf.tbyIt'fn ChurCh Mr. and Mrs. Gar)- Wayne 7 I A ve lnd, i.lncIt Ba'f'st M'%s. Ct,'c league $'CO. Lorc*d. Fla El', £11mClty *M'tk.PlLuthIfaSiCP vt(V.GOII,OaytDf &Hwy 17. First Prei,by?,ei.n Churti', Oak Ave I. )rct $i can get , into unnecessary arguments. Entertain AAMW 4 C$r,t!,an i's *, (ei'c. P,,fCI. W (ttieitit fore #'-?4' 't.t C'l,' attendance. In p.m. Font ca, presentation will be mit 'P0w Mae 54Osjt cnt't'. registration. There will be it Joyce) logan, a boy, Sanford Brain losers parking lot and F,rtt Prnyenian Ctwin 01 DeSar,, I Cnutb.ay O77$4 Ct en ChurCh. lnq.4 *n r P4e MI Cat,lfy A&it'onavy P.0.st. 1100* tim 51 ,pri've the appearance if your abode. the fellowship i'ature youth will of the St Church. evening Pt IN 5Iaa ,vn Lutheran Convenant Ptetbt.csan ChVfCh. P75 whole day of activity such as •t The L.kev.* ,.hr.ttias Church. ear S OnIarv Mr. and Mrs. James may enter on tttt' First Street s $.*piist u or 14ev, t.ai.m BAPTIST 'I A',rev, Presbyterian Church, flU Bean CONGREOATIONAL CAPHICI)RN iDec. 22 to Jan. 20) Shop for whatever will iTheresal I Chch mO rar Awe Lake Rd J ilieet at for a 7:30 5:30 p.m., 'AtIrShip. pmi, ur addresses ch. Ov' by area pastors, buz? 11rokosch, a boy, %11 ~.. swld O Mann PrPiby t ? i' Clutch, I3I Palm Con'r?r.?at C ttar Church. Park jui w t tisak C,,r-, re •fIOr n, e 'our daily operations riut"re efficient at home or in business, Sanford P.'r'"i f#- _,r?, r n.ta, A t..s .. , rr ,. r 5Ik'r %% ill be Mrs. Jt'anettt. r 'r Uia a Cr-rn. .r, A.-,..nI U:.h-un ss iUu tingenials in pin. Avoid a troublemaker. P.r4-S1 I.t.t' (_ huttI. I"naa itd cwiuc OF CHRIST Johnson, a Baptist minister's RSM (at, un.'eo Mtlhod.%I Church t)LSC1lAHGFs Wevv,ln4tpq Pretbyleriin Chkwcs,. Red Bug Rd Calvary BçliI(iwO..CtytI*lL1*t&)r1. LI4IMNY Praise LMa Baptist. R.4v, c-era Park C4',J?Ch 01 Chni;. 151) 5 Par k Ave .vrCh. CaHa B..r.i AM Cluelberry AQUARIUS 0AN. 21 to Feb. 191 Daytime is best for handling tt11 C tl.IlOkf'tiNti Blvd Casaa'w'ty hotS CV?C wile trout DeLeon Springs. Mcii 17c-tP4.Cenelbefry 4lat.fleEIian,U S Sanford: Catsylbq't,, Corn '-n.t United M.,tr.odlt CPjuM, l4e 1 171 $IVINTH-OAy LOVINTIST *Ø Church. 1.311 00% Ave Central g4 j..a, M.ttha'v saosst Church. W10 5it- i; -rfinancial and i'Iluer practical affairs with fine results. Not a good C ,rc1o$ (P ,t, I4iDLakr p4elI Rd Pni , Canetwrrv R.cua Ri Poail Lake are welcoint' LS welt as women. Siventi 01 Ca twit s.ot'it Ad,ent Ch_ 45y 44. Forest Cit Patrick E. Kelly $apw.t Cp,ich. 238 Patrwfto ctwc AItamanfeSpgs. 5ry Ccsv,,i1?p ?Mthod,tI Chur ch. W IlighOAnki Rd. DeBit IIJV to get advice from a business nieul. kvenffiday Myesftltt Church, Ma,tja Ave, AtIsat Cssi,wp* ii *erp $a.ctst O,wc.n. $ap,wes1 d , j.-. wy$.ptitchurci'$' pi itS Os'..' , G#5*WI Spy Clutch 01 CPW4SI Firs' Un4?Id Mattods? ChvrcM. '1Park Ave 3.anhtjd Ievw(ffidav Ad,inlist Churu,. is, £lr$hao*isiChurch..OflOnlanøRi 51, Paul Bapiss Church. $1) Piw Ave i of Ct'ttt. L0nO*d I'ISCES Feb. 20 to Mar. 201 You don't feel like vn,irwa'If nntl twsl Methodist Church II OvedO Fklt 1.11111 Chur5. Sl PNt- Avd. St. MlIthIW Baplisi Chutih. CiliodIl Hgis Po1 Cp,,,cs, o Fsrs) Southern Mettoq Chur ch, ;io Sanlord Ave ''1 " Cl Alto Wife SPtØIS*. RI. 1* OTHER CNUICHII FF4hID 10 .IIC guip BapIø. 131? & (401' tenipted to break a iood relationship, but don't. Improve . CPW4I. W 1751 5 tr40 Method $t ChuVC51. 100 W it St Al an's &M.L Church. Oftv I, un • sapsist Cnutch. on Cvores St • jicw', ttwt, ci. piaven Dr. MaIla4'd * 01 O lwalth. then be sociable in p.m. t,p Metriocist Church. Geneva en ajsh • P ChiptI. (amp Sin *se, Wesiva Park *p 510* C54R All t.mat. 110*1 Church, Pim Sii.wis 14. AltmovOt Si"' Grace Uhitcd Methodist Church, Airport Blvd. CHURCH OF 000 hIndus Avyr,,e Holiness Ch$0i$, Bea'emi A. cwss Cnurds of O.oe'a W,Iiim (tiapil Miflialp Baptist Cn'vr:P'. Mark S Whim St. IF' YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY . . .heorshewjllwantto Grant Chapel A 1,1 P Chuecs,. Ormedo (luta CO i',mtv Church c.urc of c.oe Wi Hoary F:iJ WW CP'wth4J L*k.* AM'C Ailaflionla Springs Oakprove Method tt Clutch, C740o w of God ch"Orn Motto, know about everything and what happening at all times, so may tint Bapri? Church Cl Late ChutChClJek*Ch.istol (lInt Sant 731$ Park Ave ,4 z. BIP'.%t — -J Oitntn M,tr.o4i-st Clutch" Ch.,rch 4 C' tJr-,' Fallen o-tho'tz C?'.rct. t J(y.% (Pçjt F,titBaptshClurthoJLD9vo0.Co' Cir'A at CMI*4, l4* I? t'J ask many questions that are embarrassing or seemingly in)P.ota V.C%ieyan M. th odtt , Ri MW at 4'Vi)4. P.oi.a Clutch Lake tv'-,at 0$ Coo Fern Pan F,t $apt4t Cuth o4 01'odo 51 James A ME. i, 01 Cyprais q Fau-'.'s' FirstCPchotdP.st,5c,."os,,10 p )r,451 tint 510*1 (sire! 01 pudent. Teach early to calm down and do more listening than __ $ M49 p's AM ¶ Chvf(h $ I RI 4,5. Osteen 51 ci God l2 Yr IpIt 5t C t.a*e Monro, Chapel. orange 51,0. ia. Morwoe First 0lU51 M*tst'siry Bap4l C)ch. 1101 W talking. Then St PavI'S Meffiodisi Church, Osteari no, Enterprise after a good education, there can be big success in A Clvtth of Goo in CIy*1. O',r*odd KifqOO,n l4aU Cl Janovalmi WIHWIS. Laki Monroe Unit. lid * It 3rd Stattod Menonia' Church, S Dedary Crvrclottndc4Protecy )5C45 Elm Avt It Pwi? *10 this lifet ime and your progeny could become a boon to society at S*i4"-h ijt'i?eo PM4hodtt Cluniti, Tarre, F,r$t Fp4. 'srriova,, (,coonf Pvc'iw.ty;17041 P,rsn'r.PA,f Fr5t Church 01 in. PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH a6MpabooetC,Ave. 974-7A - V 1045 pm Church School FamllOefvlce ^.1, I 1111: 00 am Morning Worship Nursery PrOvd.d 4I .1 Pastor . Preaching IWorship ____ -- - ___ _____ E Sanford Carden C,eb Hwy. )7fl) o Temor$tY Geneva Comniunily Ccnter . ... Pastor 4 A : £ w ...- Z --_ -_ .-.---.. lot S. Park Ave U ____ 34015 Park Ave Rev FredL Neal U ~_-_ -_ CONGREGATIONAL Bapt i st !- . ITI V ' Christian . CHURCH Street ... ---_ v Assist 7 -,. First FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH Friday, Oct. 25, Minister . All . _R rip %~ Nff&-: At - = ~!_,% — - ~ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST $00 East Sec ond Street . I!!!II By HAROLD A. HAJUtIS Fl. 0 - w \. -- ~4 :_ Fr W illiam Ennis (/ Corner : 11:00a.m. .V I N . •.... . * * * 1~_' r, , . ,., c fl, ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH - 7I$ Oak Ave.$a,Hoid of 5 '(i(Il((' ,i rs.1(1 ___________ NATION %:.e:.: — 4sce;ti it!', __ ____ Pastor Evangelistic Services . -------- II.$Oa.m 'III Paitor Ctncch Training Evening Worship ......... 7:30 p m C R Null Saturday Services Worship WvIce Wednesday Bro. BiflyGritlin WT P P Seven MiitIfld AvEnue. Altamonte sprihigs. limit southol SR-416) %, ,%, A A Wednesday Evening Prayer Mee$eng I HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, -- NO Also on WWQS 1101, FM RadOSaturday - - - .1 I; . 1111THE Evening Herald, Sanford, Pastor 's ethodist U)dt 1 Mci ... . . -. 26, mazaam I --- - ........ ed Prayer - 7:30pm, - . __ .-, , - - .. - .. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Pago. Possible . ' Outreach Meets At Bram Towers .: - - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY - -. i k . . i , :' ' , ,.i ,# - II - I ) . . ''?. - - ' - - - . - . is - , . . - - Poiata'r HDO yptist Clutch Os'oo - 1 .7-car M_a 8.aot s' CI.IFCF' 112 Iorn,.d, 5apyt tPsetl'. Chu4,GII w.araa'y 5aØiit Ciurci. Nth'Ih Rd. [nttfpfrW ASacea Msi4n 5104 Ø,v'ch, 01k P4.1! 00. Queen enw ipry Sap! if Church. G.W*vI 'y Mi A -3h Pr ' l-y 5pe141, 1101 UCvtl A', $kd rat 5.pp'rjI t.i.n, San j..asou tpr,ng Pp. M1. O.v Mt %rIs 51p141 Chrqc,h 1*00 2prry Av# Mi I.ar A'-trr.. Sc s' 4-c-ta *e . - . - Cj"-,,ch the he ir C,In,cberry 5t Mary Miida..lw Cafro'c Ch'utcF Ma II P"'9 r-'- '. MA- ii (ti.,wOi. 1?J 0' .t ii Siiis C*r 5? 4rvy'5 ctuic Church. 000*OOO Tn". DBVf SI. Augu$.fk a?ho4'.c Church. *4 Dr rear 6-00" Rd Av* AI1imt"r Our Lacy ci ti'.Lalci ran.el.c-CJ'v!ch t)lOMev' an 0rora . F 1 ' tr'-'l St)t 4t - l'f.4i R;cu.Cithd_G.ti7 I EPISCOPAL All . . taterji.w Sa Cr's' tp.uataJ Church Larw,'aood 14*'!, Ciat, Ev'Icop&. P*rk A at I'll St LUTHERAN Dr Cassniber ant-on 1vthVin Church. Oyarbr Dr 1Jul40 Lutheran ..t . . NAZARE PIE rirsl(n.bClthaNa7aninI.W ?ndat Maple resrPar* CPtutchOt H't P4111mW. 3010'Bnien Rd .Fqrflrwtk Cenra ChurCh 04 tM fasaIntw, GeItva Cornnutt,tr t,*lr L*Se Mary Church of lie Nat.'ene L$k. Mary Lcng*ood Ctiu'ct" ol the ..:a,erw *ayrnan & M$uo Vt. '° God. Md*ay Pi'nt(Ct'gt OVivi B bIt lar.ira I? 74 osite kmieott iig kt.xt, -*'4 A, Øs - Fr8t Pentecostal Church Cl FC.11 CISPII taberntcle, 777g Count, Club - AM. 01 r Holineis Church. 0.1k NH q4, Sanford Arhenre Church. II S Pans i,. SanIordregat,c.,c, 2cc-oven iw '004* 4n 51 The lilyptign Army. 711 P ?n4 St PosIng Hills Atceavian Church AJlöny$t Sprng; U"t (lrrev CI CP's!. A!!---jp fr',....,. , ('5'. ... ,, 44 KIT t "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of ur life is largely up to YOU! aittec-s'indjviauAl Forecast for your sign for November is -j. For your copy sew your birthdale and $1 to Carroll Righler FcreCAII. Evening Herald, P.O. Sot 639, Holly*oQd. Calif, 0003 now - Florida Peacemakers sing at Sanford First Baptist Church - - . I . . I �—• *•. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _________________ • Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ,I Friday, Oct. 25, 1974-8A Friday, Oct. 25, 1974-18 "I ________________________________________________________________ —J ...'i- - ____________ 0 DEAR ABBY Mickey Faces Divorce Again Site Has 13 Kids And She's Proud Some people ask me if I ever heard of birth control. I have, support money, attorneys fees broken. Under the law, fault and a court ruling on who owns does not have to be proven in but the only method permitted by the Catholic Church is called "the rhythm system." Why can't people mind their own business? P!OUD MOTHER Learn F I ovver Ca re ___ ___ __ Or •1 ! 'onr lUDEltDAIE, Fla. were not specified. Rooney, touring the country the past include Ma Gardner; All— Mickey Rooney's 11w suit was (fled in Broward with a stage production, Flew to Betty Jane Pae, a beauty seventh wile, Carolyn, has filed County Court in Fort Fort Lauderdale, was served contest winner; actress Martha 11 ABIGAIL. VAN 81 HEN loradivorcefromttieactorand Lauderdale where the couple ith divorce papers and left Vickers; model Elaine asked for custody of their two has lived with their children again. Nahnken; the late starlet James and Jonell, for several No hearing has been set. Barbara Thomasen, and author DEAlt AUHV: I am a good Catholic woman. God gave mc 13 children. Mrs. Rooney, 32, who years. Itooncy's marital partners of Margaret Lane. children and I am proud of tt. When people find out how many kids The suit, liled under Florida's I have, they look at me like I committed some kind of crime. I am iiiarnied the 51-year-old star in to leip me rai3e Las Vegas in 1969, also asked nt-fault Law, specified only that not on welfare, and I am not asking anybody else for periodic alimony, child. the marriage was irretrievably them. ___ CARL VANZURA _______ Writer' s Friend Now Holds '.. Title In Pro Funny Car Class ____ 1 - I received word this week that a good friend of mine won the biggest honor of his life as hi' became holder of the title of World Champion in the Pro I"unnv Car class. This isn't just a token title as it - _____ - •-. -. -' ____ '.• ' -- __,s ____. 1, takes a full year of competition against the world's 'best drivers in fierce side by side running. ______ ' .I__w•_,_l - - __________ . 0 DEAR PROUD: One reason may be that they are concerned - population. .! I \t l: about 68 million a year - much more than the total population of 0 Bonsai Is Shown - - last-talking, persuasive and attractive. Jeff can charm the birds cut of the trees when he want to. He keeps making remarks like: 0.1 can't wait until my next birthday so lean drive." He's all set 10 up for drivor'c ott in sefr4 He doesn't have a car to drive, and we hadn't p!anued tuin hun one, but he's been buttering up his grandparents lately, hoping they will buy him a car for his sixteenth birthday. i I have news for him. He still needs OUR permission to drive.) Jeff's grades are Just so-so, he doesn't always keep his word, and he has to show a lot more maturity and responsibility before we'll let him drive. lie had a summer job and didn't save a dime. how do we get it across to this boy that just because the law 1 - - E%rry day there are igs,000 more mouths to feed. This means that the present iorId population of 3,63! million will double by the year 2010! But criticizing parents of large families after the fact strikes me as not only irrelevant to future solutions, but as med dlesome and unkind. '- .. Shin Greer of Warner Uobins, Georgia took home S1O.O(X) Sunday for his efforts this 'ear in lX'Comiflg World Champion. Shin who is no new to La BETA Cl-fl INITIATION CEREMONY (1I jiThitiun rUt's ronductd teach nrticttc design in tahiti lnitIati i arrangements and collages, iUMIa) at the (aalier Retauramit jgRludctl itch ti' IW('fltV V;,r MOM AND POP —i _________ Bank Building, (;etting back to the Championship story Shirt in California 174 points behind Paul Smith and feeling pressure from Frank flail and Don Prudhomme. It seemed that all hope for Green was over when during qualifying the motor blew causing a fire which destroyed the rear of the car and burning made the trip to Ontario Motor Speedwa /' 4 hospital. It seemed like Prudhomme would just have to qualify and win just one round to become champ. Shirl learned from the hospital that Smith and Hall certificate on Oct. 31. The Moon and Star candle lamp comes In amber, green. blue and __________ [jFNotIci _____ LepI Notice EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. ___________ ________ \ LAKEMARYFLORIDA Notici$PubIicH.aring PROBATE DIVISION ,. _____ _____ ____ ____ FOR THE UNUSUAL GIFT Come In And S.. Our Selections _____ ____ ____ him in the 11th position of the 16 car field. Knowing the fighter that Greer is an estimated 50 members FREE GIFT WRAP 1 .,• 'one night so that if Greer could be released from the hospital his car would at least be ready, CASE NO. PR.74-54CP thi City Cojn(II Of the City Of LM Maqy. FlorIda, thaI said Council will TO ALL PERSONS HAVING AD. 974, to consider tha bdOPIOfl Enjoying the lively music at the recent Oktuberfest held by (he De(eatld. ,io$dapubtichearinçat7:30p m on '("erman-Amer1tan society in their Cauelberry clubbouse CLAIMS 0* DEMANDS AGAINST of an ordinance by the City of Lake SAID ESTATE; Mary. FICkM. title of *hlch it IS of terv toitows: no?'flpd and rpQu'rrd to •iI# any AN ORDINANCL OF THE CITY cta'rns and den'tand% t'iCh you, or COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAKE thero1you,mayhoainstsaid MARY. FLORIDA. TO PREVENT Ph. 321.0780 DEMOCRAT DISTRICT 2 2015. Elm Ave. —J ____________________ embroidered apron, be Li alpine__________________________ hat and lederbosen _________________________ ________________________ would not he endangered by further competition. FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICEOFINVITATION FICTITIOIJSNAME NOTICEOFOE14ERAL NOTICEUNDEIf FICTITIOUS NOTICE a in bus'ness at 117 Mark engaged n busnrss at 330 Highway David Blvd. Casselberry, Seminole No 431. Altamonte Springs. at Santoi-o. Florida. wtttnn four OVERALL CITY PLANNING: calendar months fr the time of REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES me first pubtiatIon of thi5 flOtiC. I If CON FL IC'T HEREWITH; name Of ALDEBARAN IMPORTS. (ittitiout name of WILLIE AND until 7 - 00 pm November Ii. 1974. "FIctItlout Name Statute" Chapter FLORIDA. on the third day of poss1bIe.Ofltha7,1hdlyotO(tob, and that I intend to register taid SONS, and that I intend tO register for vlde'otar'e equipment Detailed $6309, Florida Statute, will register December, 1914. for the PurPoSe Of 1971, hold a publIc hearing at the name with' the Clerk of th9 Circuit Specifications may be obtained from *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Couct in e1e'ctng a CouncIlman, Group 1, .id name with tht' Clerk of the Courthouse, Room 703, Sanford, *rLtksQ and filed in duplicate and FECTIVE DATE accordance with the prOvisiOns of Florida In accordance *ith the Florida. Sealed bids will b fe(Csvrd b Goodwill Indultriel of Central 5: Mary Elliabeth Atwill S William P;gaaoi Pvblith' Oct 25L Nov i, , IS, 1971 PubHsn Oct 23. Nov I. S. 11, 1974 DEG 181 .DrJsYI nfl, Evenng Herald, a newspaper cnoaged ;n biSnCfl at )7 East of general circulation in Slid City, Highway 1)8. Altamonte Springt. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Vo'. lIt pIUSE. take V'OflCC th4t a foard of County Commisoneqs ot notice It her.'by given th4t the General Election will be held fl tht Siminole County, Florida. s1atI at Seminole Cotntv. Florida under the TO WI-tOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice ii hereby given that the Iictitiuut name of KAR TUNE. and P.M. AM to 1 MaryT NortonwlllbeCleckoftPte H Richard JohnSon. An Individual w,th the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida. thl 13th Lang, LouiSe Owens and Rvth Mewet will be the InspectOrs. Semi01C County. Florida in ac day of October, 1911 630 N Bumby Avenue P.O. Bo* 80D the City Halt In the City of Lake the Circuit Court. Seminole County, and f)r Seniinol, County, Florida. Mary, Florida. one time at least 15 FlorIda In accordance with the upon receipt ci proof Flctitio Name Statutes, To WI Section 18509 Florida Statutes 1957 COUNTY, FLORIDA nrC: the Marnaqe of JAMES JUNIOR HEARD, Petitioner, and EDITH MAE HEARD. Respondent NOtICE OF SALE Pubtish Oct 1, II, II. 73. 1911 Statutes, To Wit Section .43.09 tltious n-sme, a SWAIN Florida Statutts 1937 HOMES under which lam engaged DEG 33 DATED: October fl 1931. S Kay Sassman Florida CUlT. 114 *140 FOR SEMINOLE ERNEST STEUCKERT. Pres THOMAS c IREEMAN. ESO Florida 31SO n tt' City of TOCONSIDER ANNEXATION Long*oud. FIqid Notice is hereby given that l am 1974. Mary 1. Norton. engaged In business at Route 2. TRIO AGENCY, and that I DEC69 lnterd to register said TOCONSIDERANNEXATION H(ARO. P?itifI-f. and EDITH C AMENDIP4c, ORDINANCE P40 U), CommlsslonRoomintheCityHall in Circuit Court, in arid for Seminole JUDY S DOkPiON. Wte. County, F loridà. Civil Action - Pt.EMEPITED, OF THE CITY OF o'clock P M on October 7*. t971, to Of property LONGW000. ILOR IDA. SAID coniidec me ann*at The 5i of the P4W' of Sectiun 7. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Ordinsr.te 110 313, enttieu therfOf. Said OtopCfty i% presently NOTICEOF r r'rr '.i' !' atvve cir'rtefi . V ..'i" ru' )' i4, ,,c Lr',r' i C'r' t)t'u'r--; t9' final arid adeTon after He -,ti,,r ' -ar.r' ,-J -- t-. feet to the C tine rI tIp SW ,, . rI of tI' 't.fi• iPcr,;- ' ' S. flang, 31E, tho-,cc N Ii orrcc- 3 1' C. ,n 5mm -')' County. FIor ,d,,, ? 4Prudhomme would have to do was win one more Ic' 11, Oiou'i 4. littie, ilQfLe:, Ira! Pi.' 1 r' 'fit) .ttC .i'0il !'' ' " .. _________ SEMINOI,F:'s MIKE GOOD Strong, Weak Foes _________ ________ I.YMAN'S EARL WILLIAMS County Teams Await except that Howell's opponent Apopka loss wa simply a Case i-s 4-0 and unscored upon while newspaper about the Colonial __________ __________ Howell aLso has a 3-2 record, four-year school while the ieek's loss to Lakeview was game, that he and his coach are against JV teams. Duty describes his opponent looking past the Seminole game Tampa Temple, recently lost competition awaits the five are composed of ninth and tenth (ered Ironi sloppy play and as not particularly big hut and to the Winter Park and to Frostproff, the number one SninolcCountyfootballteams graderS, penaifties. extremelyqulckinallphasesof Edgewater games, Seminole team in the Class A Division, this weekend. Klein has expressed dis. its game. With a 3-2 record, the coach Claude Woodruff said Ruby said th y utilize a wide A definite difference in home-standing 'Silver Hawks inexcusable as the Lions suf- facing one of the best teams in state in Ocala Forest, which injuries all season and do have respond to that prediction and dazzle plays. a few regulars out for the upset Colonial. Win or lose, Ruby expects the season. Woodruff said he was pleased game to be a learning ex- offense recently, especially Losers of its last two games passing game, while at the other end of Lions face a must game ac- OCALA FOREST at LAKE his kids are not in awe of the last week In which Seminole ladder, Oviedo and Lyman face cording to coach Bill Klein. BRANTLEY Patriots coach Bill Duty can play with anybody if on the scoreboard. Although game to date In Kissimmee and Lake Brantley last week, but a burdened with an 0-4 record The Greyhounds coming off Orlando Jones, respectively, lot depends on quarterback certainly feels Ocala's number everything goes right." Woodruff is confident his team two losses have a Saturday up against teams with winning jured alL season, said Klein. he saw them destro one of especially since the schedule intheTaflgefjneBowl,Wjtha3records but not overpowering, The Lions coach felt the their opponentc recently. Ocala A recent story in the Orlando gets easier later in the season. 3 record, Lyman will be facing He has plans to bring up about aJorsesteaznwithano.5record, __________ season, and (eels his biggest plays in the tough Metro need is depth in linemen. Conference. Seminole goes into tonight's game with no major injuries, TONIGHT, GAMES Hayes as the MI Buckeyes get keep all four backs running." Baylor 21, Texas A&M 20 'iou TAMPA TEMPLE IIEIGHrs BRANTLEY The four main backs are know the times are changin' at LAKE HOWELL , beat us, but we're not going to "Only way to avoid it is quarterback Cornelius Greene Conference play. a varsity team and are ,nc1 plate SpecifIed. ionn A. Kim')roygn, 0 that the crowd was pulling for an upset as he Basdanagel at an astonishing Yellow Jackets are unbeaten at 13.1. Bnard of County Commissioners - two cars staged and when it was all over the bearable. As Shin did to me back in '66 1 would like Third Upset Special The Silver Hawks of Tom problems with varsity teams ' ' such as Jacksonville Christian LYMAN AT JONES(Tangerftse hayes, believe it or not, isn't to anyone who can spell happy about it. Snickenberger and Bellizeare. unofficially turned E.T. 's of 6.01. CIVIL ACTION P40. 74.1844 home since the Notre Dame remained pretty much the a new National record of 6.16 in beating the fastest - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1j _________ "The reason were not getting Wisconsin lost by 45, which Controversial Billy Martin, who have made It," Martui said. __________ much." better. Doesn't it? The number will stay around Press grove and Jiiii Sundbcrg. liar. NebrasIci 28, Oklahoma State Ja i Ala i Results American League Manager of grove finished second among the 73 per cent level again as 17: Cornhu.skcrs were fit to be into baseball's worst team, is unknowns as rookies Mike liar- - l'he ____________ __________ Associated players in beating NorIts ii wonderful honor," catcher, made the All-Star thestcrn , . 5.7, humming . . . with lave FIRST — Doubles Spec 7: Chucho Aguirre 1200 3.20 160 2 Santi Ramon 360 100 3 AIdar Lenir Ou'nirla (18) $ 60 Perfecta (73) 5104.10 SIXTH — Doubles. Spec 7: i-:, ;!a. 7, NOTICEOFSU,T PIEXIP4G TO AND IP4CLUOIPIG FRANKLIN R SHEPHERD and ' ' SEMINO..E AT COLONIAL InhtIOfl. We wanted to win it all oil by both former Ranger 726, bringing the season's 14: lAonsalwayswins this one. I, Texas Tech 24, Southern ever, our future is very bright." Whitey Herzog, was a .300 hitAll three Upset Specials went Methodist 17: Red Raiders ter, down the drain, however, can't afford another SWC The Texas Rangers finished just live games behind world F'crgusim Jenkins, obtained although West Virginia caine setback chaiiipion Oakland in the Al. m lfl olf.scaso trade with the sithin seconds of beating and Notice is her$,y given that ?Pie OF THE CITY API AREA OF LAND living, end I' dead, the unkrto*n helU. devilees. iegatles. The N 3303 ft CI the S M ft of the undersigned, Clerk of the Circus? SIT hATE AND BEING IN of Section 7. Iowrittt.p -:.._. . ., ,.. , 8I\TLFS BRT IW('JJtN1N ByPETEROGERS -' p - AP Sports Writer ge-e-s o'Q'ppersonsclamfl? Secllon7.To'*nthip2OS. Ranqe)IE, Circuit. Inanilfof SerninolcCounty. SAID LAID BEING LEGALLY THIs OR by. through, under or against the Seminole County. Florida Said FIOV'dA. pursuant to the Judgment DESCRIBED IN property i; presently tont"d M IA of foreclosure entered ,n a case OlNANCE REDEFINING TIlE abOye.rtamed Defendants, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED (Light Industrial) District pending in said Court. the style of CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE that an action to quiet title to te '° w$ich lsr,uarantv Federal Savings CITY OF LOP1OWOOD TO IN to*lng deicnibnj propeftits n lets 1 through 6, ,n-ctusive. iLess and Loan Association of St Peter C(JDE SAID LAND WITHIN the W 7Sf? of lott 1 and 21 U!). 3 sburg. a lJn?tO States corporation. MUP4ICIrJL LIMITS Of- tilL Semincl CO.nty, FIonic1 LOIS I, 2 and 3, of FOREST flora Heights. accoding to the Plat Plaintiff CITY; AUTHORIZING AMEND SLOPES. acord'ng to tne piat thereof as recor 'n PIt Rook ,., '.'FPO TOCITY '.P 10 fNct it "rrf , fc:r.rj v-i Piat tlock 9 SeminOle County, r'da Said trinwnen in neowood. atonç with all ma,,i.g.P,aibeenfiIedlqaiflV you. OP DI P4ANCE. PROVIDING TownshIp 70 South, Range 30 East, Defendant; PROVIDINGAND SEPARABILITy, CONFLICTC run N 10 degreeS 53' £ 321.7 feet, proprty ii preSently Zoned RI arid the dotket number of which 5 CONFLICTS EFFECTIVESeminole County, Florid. fi,?urflInObuitt n.cctianceswali ariø ttie short title; Ill RE. THE SEPARABILITY, hat been filed agin;t you. and you (Single Family thence S 72 degrees 75' E 3311 feet. AND EFFECTIVE DATE Resjden?iaIi Ct Civ. 7145411 will offrr for sale DATE. be to by If ur'oe'rsqned Spq'ciai MARRIAGE OF JUCY S OCR DiitrTct SaldOfdicsencewasplacedon,,rtt arereou;rectto;ervea cocyof your Master to The POglest and best 14011, Pet.tioner. and WALTER ' SaidOrdriarcewasptacrdon,;rst thenceS l3dcgrrH't 3*' E 7756 Iet. and sell at Public Outcry tO the wrIt?n defenses, if any, to it. on W JR , reading on October 71. lOU, and the Ihence S toapoint 3$9.9lI N Of thC DORNOPI. bidder t or lbOvC the appraiw'd FREEMAN highest arid best bidder to Cash. thC reading on Otobtr 71. 1971. arid the' THOMAS LOVETT. Att*rney Ict to armr m'- _________ except split end Mike Mitchell Public Hearing will be held at the Florida in accordance *ith the POTttOF PIJOLIC plEARlI-c, TO business enterprlw I; at followSPlaintiffs, CITYOF CommisslonRoomlntheCIyHatlIn provisions ci the Fictitious Nm CONSIDER ADOPTION OF _________________________________ __________________________ Russell I Swain. Jr vs LONOW000,FLORIDA Dated at Longwnod. Seminoic theCityof Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 Statutes, To Wit. Section 563.09 PROPOSED ORDINANCE F. R SHEPHERD, a k a FRANK R. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Florida StatuteS 1937. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. County, FIcrida. October 21sf. 1971 oclock P M. on October 2$. 1974, NOTICE fS HEREBY GIVEN 5 - Shirley 'Tripodi NOTICE IS HEREBY C.tvtN (,, SHEPHERD mo Publish- Oct 25. NOv I. 1. tS. 19,4 co.nloertheanne*atlonOf property - ANNA M the City of Lonqwc'oci. Florida. that 0(0 160 PublIsh Oct. II, 23. Nov I I. 1911 the City of Lonowoc'd. ut.'d,i. that SHEPHeRD hs described as follows th City Council will PoI public ______ G the City Council w," 'ti Ordinanc! P40 314. enTitled - _____ -; - —____________ COUNTY, FLORIDA CITY OF . — ready to defend their No. 1 themselves of their right of Iran DEc 183 ___________________________ chise will register at once. DEG 113 :;;_ ______________ ________________ ' ' SCHEDULEA PR(H[PISIVE ZONING OR JR. Husband. described peoperty That po1lon of tP',' sw'. 01 tp, OIPIAP4CE OF THE CITY OF Let is. ROSELAND PARK. at per NOTICEOFACTION LOPICVI000, FLORIDA. SAID SE'. of Section 14, Township 20 Pia' Bxb 7, page 51. of the PtiIi( THE STATE OF FLORIDA 70 Records of Semnole County. WALTER FREEMAN DORNOII. AMEPsDP,tEP-IT DESIGNATING 5ov?h,Range3OEait,lyngNOrthOf Flcia.s.aldpropntybeigiocated JR.. WHOSE RESIDENCE AND AND ASSIGNING THE ZONING theO$dOrtaf'doRO4dOelStME.S73 tN? thrqecit, arid TIC St'4 of The CLASSIFICATIONS OF on the corner ci 2nd Dnie nd YAtLING ADDRESS IS' ROUTE 1. C SW'S 4 Section 11, 1ownhip 70 COMMLPCtAL DISTRICT. AND ?, 'ri Sartocd. Semno;r BOX 39. WAVERLY. WEST LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT South,Range)OEattandbeginninQ C.jty. Fida. VIRGINIA 28114. F'POPEPT( uS Sleet C arid 10)0 t tfl.' Pd ttt HEREUY NOTIFIED TO (yrre!i' (EPTAIN j - ________ repairs. DANP4IE PERVIS, hi; wife, THOMAS C FREEMAN P0 80* 54* (100 Hwy 436) Altamonfe Springt. Fl 37701 Attorney ton City Publish 0-ct 25. 1971 DEG1M pursuant tQ JudgfTtfnt of Partition JUDICIAL CIRCU'Y. III AND FOR - - .-' 1 ____________ _______________________ extinguished by the on-board fine bottles and the The place of voting will be at the Seminole County Disposal, Inc. erpect to engage in bus est at 618 FICTITIOUS NAME East Attimonte DrIve, AltimonteLongwondOvl,doRoad.lntheClTY City Hall, Room 7, City Hall, SolutionS toeilstng problems. Notice it hereby given that I am S.IflQ. Florida aforesaldhearing.andafsopoitId in fltitlou5 name of SEMINOLE "Fictitious Name Statute' Chapter mt.. U) public places within thC SEAFOODS. and that I intend tO $6309, Florida Statute, will noisIer PublIsh Oct ii. 73, 1?71 DEG.II0 'O' - - W-. - I' --. titious name. towlt: INSIGHT OF Councilman Group S for a two year County Dispotal, Inc. Said hearing Attorney toe Esewtor 215 Sun Bank of 11 __________________ 1 go popping out the windshield and causing the -s -' upon receipt ci proof Of the 2. for a one year term Councilman anci reconsidering the revocation of ofir. e*lrtu of the claima,d and *viit*bte a the offIce ol thi City WIt: Section $43.09 Florida Statutes Statutes, To Wit: Section $85.09 DEG 15$ %4i4 e'itale As. Execvtcr DONALD P EWALD of On the first round he met and defeated Leroy Chadderton. At the finish line the supercharger Jet Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice - Legal Notce ________ _________________________ ________________________ ________________________ ________________________ ________________________ Crcuit Covrt of the 11th JciaI TAMINATIOPI OF OUR LAKES C.rcut. Seminoe County, Fior4a. AND PONDS. AND TO ESTABLISH hit ogiN or attOrney, or the same Florida. tot all persons desiring to thatl be woO. e*amine tame. Dated at Orlando, F)riij. thiS ALL IPITERESYED PARTIES at the track wearing special gloves to protect the burns on his hands. Along with him was one of the Sanford - - _______ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by ESTATE OP HUGO WE BER .. -. . born that das. One of the first to congratulate me . --4 DEAR M. AND P.: You seem artIculate enough. Why don'i M;inV tim('S Itic lucal tracks in this Iluston Platt in one of the most pubhshized match races of the year as both cars were rated in the top 5 of the year. The scene was the dragstrip run by the Seminole Timing Association on the old airport at Geneva. Greer in a close battle won the match two wins for one to Platt. I missed the race of the ______ I . ____ Back on July 31, 1966 Shin was in Sanford to face will be largely native to methods of growing exhibition Florida. quality terrariums, holly, The display will include a cactus and coleus plants from 9 special display for the blind, to 10 a.m. The club meets on the second Courses are open to anyone Friday of each month at 7:30 interested in learning to exhibit -' p.m., and include workshops on in both flower arranging and __ basic potting from nursery horticulture classes in flower '-" stock, pruning, shaping and shows or to grow exhibition — wiring. For Information, call quality plants. Only members Michael Rizkalla, Seminole olGarden Clubs may take ________ County Teachers Federal written examination for credit _______ ' .•.t, ... a1- area have seen him come down and win the l'unny a.m. to 12 noon and from i to 3 Armstrong The Central Florida Bonsai p.m. Club will hold an exhibition at Registration for Horticulture the MaiUand Art Center Oct. 27, and Flower Show Practices is 1:305 p.m.,free to the public, on Oct. 30, from 8:30 to 9:00 The state of Florida is steadily n.m. Mrs. Calvin E. Flint Jr., gainir.g superiority in the art of Batesville, Miss, will teach j1 C' 4, will be taught at the Orlando 29 from B:15 to 9:00 a.m. Garden Club buildIng, 610 East Mrs. A. II. Mullins, well Rollins Ave., Oct. 29 and 30. known author, international Registration for flower lecturer and National Council 1' " i Florida 27, Duke 14: Unless the Gators decide to look ahead Oklahoma 56 Kansas State 7: to ' In 1973, the Hangers %lttC 37 Texas even hud a season edge Texas 35, Rice 7: Officials ganws behind Oakland with a over the Al. Eastern Division II that's a good score [or Ohio (/( __ ,i.,&i . -' &7.10 rerd. The 1974 n'ord winner, Baltiiiiort, -. ' -' "1". -/'..-. 40 .f,, - as 84.76. State. why not for Oklahoma? , won't lose this one for the Owls. Arilon.a State II, New Mexico li&tii 111 35, Minnesota 14: For the Little Brown Jug' 14: Last year it was 67-24. , toUnt. Fired by Martin's en. The 46-year-old Martin, noteI Minnesota gets jugged anti thusia.ini, the Rangers drew 1.2 for his run-ins with manage- iIIUgged. .iiill ion fans and major league bent, had a few flareups during Maryland 24, iorth Carolina State : ' This game and next Alabama IZ Texas Christian weck's meeting with Penn State _____ J!' r,-, Ac' i'c' (,tr Bark Bui _______ LtiLIi( tir.i'r.e *Pi,, i',li tr timid n Orlando, Floq,da 37501, and file the '*' _____________ Cacho Altu Negul Zarre i7 g Larri Javi 7, Eddy Awbercil OuinleIa (SI) 55100 Perfecta (5 5) 520700 00 , 10 00 1 60 3 50(1 7 Quiniela (3 3) 544 70 Perfecta (33) 594 70 SEVENTH — Doublej, Spec 1: Mencha II Leniz ii 70 610 400 I Early Big Q (I 6 with 5$) 51.23000 Eddy Anin 5 10 3 $3 I THIRD — Doubles Spec 7: Larri GeiHa 640 3 Ica Lenlj 21.0 600 510 7 Ouin.e'la (1 II 54 60 Ogulia Eddy Perez Quinlela 1171 %43. Perfttt (2)) Sill 90 ' 1. * l)r. Bobby Brown over whether won all three previous meetings 1100 *00 160 I 6o1 Fermin Larrea Qijiniefa (II) 5S100 5'OO 7 Arecha Miguel 7.40 5 00 7 Perf,c?a CI 1)5723 30 II JavI 400 3 NINTH — SingI. Spc 7: QulnIela (17) 551 00 M.urua 1370 $ 20 660 7 Perfecta (1?) Sf1 30 Miguel -. _____ ______ Southern California 34, Oregon State 7: USC's passing :o here." But -. -, Perfecta Ill) 5231.10 Arizona 35, BrIgtWiII \'oun Martin added, 'I'lll a dif. ilatilt' iiiight not be as good as Miami of Ohio 35. Toledo 17: Redskins have allowed only 30 Florida 12 5 0 .706 351 230 11TH — Doubles, Spec 7. Cha,ltf 3 7 0 315 106 269 Cacho Zarre 1100 S ) ) Phlfafr ,la 7 10 0 117 431 358 Areha Alt, Martin, when hired by former lerent person off the field ,,, should be, but the ground game, ______________ tO 0 256 751 359 Georgia 24, Kentucky 21: But ___________ owm'r Rob Short last winter, away Irolu baseball. Some led by Anthony Davis, is no itcouldgotheotherway,,,and Memphi t Ii 3 0 521 519 2U o. ________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ brashly predicted a pennant people just don't understand problem. and a iluhlion In attendant- c. He that. I don't guess they ever Noire Dame 14, Miami, Fin. is il one (or two and didn't niis.s is ill, and they are t'ertaiiil cii- 7: hurricanes coimie on strong Ci' "If we had just had ii left. J'iii not a bad guy; I just can't shellacking, but not strong - isn't that a great line? Tcmp!&' 28, Delaware 14: t;oi University Divison team tcaiii. .which should really be ftirh6m Chicago II)) — ___________ $1 360 ____________ 12TH — Doublet, Spec 7 17 S 0 706 ios IIa Marur cr-i 77 20 10. ' 710 0 it7 lOt Sli flith. Juan ' - s Detroit I I) 0 071 70 33 Westn Otvason Hawians 710 0 II? 330 311 Shrvpf ______________ Quinlcia Ii)) 523 2.3 PerLtc t a __________ ___________ ____________ ; Erdo:a Mvrua Central DIVISIOn 4 it;- it points all season. - _________ __________ 1710 ISO I MencPtlil 380 100 S Martin alo slapped traveling Auburn has never lost to FSU (onfcregice — after losing their ___________________________ Fermin 3 7 Quinuila (3 3) 554 20 Baltimore and Oakland. They secretary Hurt hlawkin.s during and there's no reason to start unbeaten record to Texas Tech Eastern Division always thought baseball would giZed. _____ _____ . ______ Ata Muurnza 1110 1060 640 f .',..,, OUt," Martin saId. "Look at '-. __________ _________ a) 410 8 EIGHTH — Doublet, Spec?: FOURHT — Doublet. Spec 7: CaCIOJUIn __________ ____________ I'ort Worth. ____________ degrees 59' 17" W. of Seminole County, Florida mgr-tçage and paying the difference Petif-9r'5 attorney. ROGER L. or a; soon there-after as possibze At beg.nnirg I% the right of w8y of 31344 t, 5 or as toon ther,afte'r as pos;e At - .1udgrTCnt will be entered against BERRY. Pt Otfitf Drawer 0. me meeting interested part, may Stat, Road No. 13 & 800) PortionS of 2387 7011 tothePOB, arid Containing 'i cash to the Specal Master. $btd ;Ip will be held at the 1t tne meeting interetted plrtle may ,, the relIef densanded in tIe pesr and be heard with respect to tad property ate .sen$fy c-'I' C Tie aboe described Property is Santoro. Flcwld.a 33171. on c- betore v.411 Mv-es ci tind. more or lets. steps a' flit Seminole counfy aPpear and be heard with respect ID Complaint er4se a delautt *,lf be Piearrnomaybecgntin,.dfromtime (AgrIcutturall District, and R tA Sanford FWk.a. CO the lItPtday Of cludinqmemionofmotoaqehsdDy ' ipu, (jrlel) Ditirki, slid Court the 7th day of October, to fime imtit final adó'i is taken by (SIngle Family ResidCntiat) First Feørr& Savings and Loan entered against y November 1974, at 11:00 o'clock to tlm unfit tin.l 6rtCO Is tAhen by 1971 All pit'tits in interest arid (ttltfl A P.'. DistrIct WlTP4S5rny P'3fl41fl4 %eatOf th the City Council as soon tti,rCjffe, a; the Ani'iciation of Seminole County. IPP (t y ('jrC,l Ar'I..r Beceri, ' shall hlvt an OPi)OrtVrlity to ce A . Cerk*4?bevw.ctC0urlon?%7ttt of tve tCxS.d Ordr'aru Pot' C'tte Rn. 7094 'ritL1d. A cno OI?PC roposed Ordn ci tiard at said Itaring Al' .ar1'es 10 o'er est aria (itlens tt te Circuit ptti'dt ti'ue- City Halt. Loncd. !3ea1) Flo4OI aid. .-j prv-r-y tt-a)t be' di, of O:?ctnr. A C) - 1971 itpottedatt) City Halt. Longricou. 'ly. iiti By older cA the City Commi;;,n I Jenkins Fowida. anci cc-pet are on file with 5H have in etJ"ttufUty t be A?1bu? H Be(k*th, Jr 3EAL) open for 0 prcliDrt thrCC con Florida. and topiet are Qi I it e,'th Deputy (tCrk . 04 'h City of Sanford, Florida. this the Clerk *4 tnt City and tame vnay lie-aId 1 said Miring ,autivt day" prig? to me sue Iron AftPv.jr H Be(kwitb. Ir Clerk Of tti Circuit Court the Clerk of the Cay mr'd lame may (Seat) By order 01 flit' City Comrrnuion 73rd hv of SiptImber. 71 be inspected by tNt- public U Elaine RiCharde (lee-k cit the Circu;l Court tnngrs oi900 AM t 300PM be 1nsactcd by the tjti, S W THOMAS LOvEi'T Ci'y (IIk c4 tti flrd 44 Cl p''.hm 1474 Øm jt i MAO! IN J OOt it'4 :; nay .'. ! t7 I 0 LIT, KREUTER CiTy of Sanford, Florida H 11 Tiim. 3, o0.'.'f S Or'e 5a!e. AtTOi ' A'i LAW CE i-Y Oiie R SPc'rat" 1710 Pan Arrican Petitioner City tirfk clert C.,y 7100 14Th Styc-et North Attorney Cay Clerk BAnk Publish; Sept 71 arid Oct. 4. 11. ii p.0 80; 11931 of tti City ftt SAnford, FlOridl 0 'Pyo4 PO'iI OffiCe' Drawer o of the City oI Jrtro Figt 33501 arid 8. 1914 Publth OCt 25. 197k Pub's.' Oct 75, P4oe 1, $ 15, 1914 FiNtpc Oct 7%. i97 F,lijh Oct 73. 1974 Pubtih Oct 25. I97 Pbtij DEF1SI i, DEc,IS3 2_s. '4. nrr' West anti actually had the edge Chicago Cubs, was a 25-game Miammu, Fin., before losing by a Ixzint. . in head-to-head meetIngs, 10-8. winner. SECOND — Doubles. Spec. 7: Cicho Arana Chucho Muguerza Oun'ela (3 fl • 2.610 I ______________ ___________ i 60 Late Big 0 113. 11) $t.ii : 6 10 I .313 214 341 A ' __________ __________ �28—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Friday, Oct.2 5, 1974 Basketball SPORTS I I I_I_IJ4JI Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Pro Chart IN BRIEF I 1101 Friday, I_. Oct. 25,1974-313 KENTUCKY COLONELS 7 Mul.Key Has Surgery ABA WASHINGTON i AP Herb Mul-Key. the Washington Redskins' premier punt-return specialist, underwent surgery in Arlington Hospital Thursday to repair a hi'ulder separation sustained against Miami two weeks ago. Dr. P.M. Palumbo Jr., Redskins physician, said the operation, which lasted 3' hours, was for 'reconstruction of shoulder ligaments and bone grafts." Earlier this week. Mul-Key was placed on the injured reserve list and is expected to miss the remainder of the seas('n R a Herron, from left, substituting for Nell Kader makes presentation to Miriam Andrews, center, winner of the recent Knthr Womens Golf Touirnnment at the Mayfair Count ry . Mack Baker at rght rcei' c rumuier-up a%.rd. Mrs. thdrcs fimdshe with a 220 and Mrs. Ibktr with a ''I, Th E WINNERS '. !?EWA RDED At E /0 ft '.. emp his Barely Wins A Billiards Rout PC)RTLAND, Ore. (A?) Aftr the kickoff following recovered for Memphis. Six men's 11-game winning streak When Rufus Ferguson sprinted Ferguson's score, reserve plays later, Etter's field goal at Civic Sta dium. They got first place Thursday night in the Pabst-Brunswick professional billiards tournament at Penn State. Mzerak of Ez2ison, N.J., is ncw 3-0 In the tournament with the winds over C4avta of CaIdwell, N.J.; Willie Thinson o f Milwaukee, 15043; and Irving Crane of 12 yards for a Portland touch- quarterback Danny W"Ate try went wide to the right. quite a show in the first quarter. dowi'i with 2:07 on the clock, the moved the Southmcn 68 yards "I think Portland deserves to Veterar, quarterback Pete Stan11 was sure it had upset in seven plays, connecting on a be in the playoffs," said Mcmii- Ileathard Fired a pa ir of scoring Men uphis in a nationally tele- two-yard pass toEdMrJilI in phis Coach John McVay. "They tosses o Jeff Baker, a rookie visetI World Foot ba ll League the end zone. Memphis trailed beat us and Birmingham. wide receiver from San Diego gain e Thursday night. by one point with 43 seconds They've shown on the field that State. His first touchdown pt PorUand won 26-25, but only left, they have a right to be in the came 31 .2 minutes into the game after Bob Etter of Memphis Etter's onside kick struck playoffs." after U* Storm marched 72 ed a 48-yard field goal at. Portland's Phil BorJas and A crowd of only 13,288 wat- yards in 10 plays, the first four (em tem p as time ran out. rookie David Thomas ched Portland snap the South- on passes Memphis scored right after Baker's first touchdown when wide rece iver Tim Bearner returned the kickoff 82 yards. But Rochester. N.Y. 150-36. Ray Martin moved into second place with wins over Jim Rempe of Scranton. Pa., 150-36; and Crane, 150-41. The finals in the $6,500 competition will be Saturday. Wyche To Fire PHILADELPHIA i A?; - Quarterback Bubba Wyche, obtained by the World Football League's Philadelphia Bell this week in the dispersal of players from the defunct Detroit Wheel, has been traded to the Chicago Fire for a No. 1 ch oice in the 1975 WFi player draft. Wyche, a 6-foot-1. 195.pounder, completed 164 of 318 passes for 7.006 yards and 10 touchdowns for the %Theel. He was traded Thursday. elorge. J st S I I Portland knocked down a pass from Memphis quarterback John Huarte to Marshall for the action point, and the Southnien I \II Keeps Talking • Pengui ns Waive Player - TONIGHT'STV 2nd place Ilubte Brown, the Colonels' new coach succeeding Babe hn . ctnnlna mm , "nrIlrn. ,w,t,.,.. I 4IJIL4.) II'. IJ l''"'f' '"UI%.I U17, .-.,..IL.,,.. pressure to win the AIM under situation." Not only is he championship, but he has to win It the way owners Ellie and John V. Brown Jr. want him to win it. The Browns — rich, ambifious and eager to succeed — have gained a reputation for butting Into business that usually concerns the general manager and coach. 11 they leave the coach alone, he might be able to lead the frustrated Colonels to their long-sought, first ABA title. The team certainly has the talent to go all the way. FORWARDS: The Colonels finally landed the tall, defen. seminded and strong rebounding forward they needed so badly to complement rugged Dan Issel, signing Wilbert Jones, who played out his option with Memphis. Jones will enable Issel to concentrate on the best part of his game, offense. Issel averaged 25.5 points a game last season. Another offseason acquisition ;' M a ry Roberts, yt'itn', eager and extremely coachable. f Robbins is a scrappy veteran, lion ihomas a muscular youngster and Jim Bradley, thrust into the starting lineup after being signed out of college in the middle of last season. still has great deal to learn. Rating: A-. CENTER: There's no better center in the ABA than the Colonels' Artis Gilmore. The elongated (72, 240) Gilmore has been the All-ABA center and leading rebounder in each of his three seasons In the league. He also Is an excellent shot blocker and steady scorer. Only his selection of shots and balthandling are below par. Rating: A. GUARDS: The Colon els usually have had a surplus of shooting guards, but now t hey fi nally ha ve th e big, strong, .3 defense-cmscious backcourtman they have lacked. He is Ted "Hound Dog" McClaIn, who was purchased from Carolina. McClain led the leag ue in steals last season and played In the All-Star game. He should work well with Louie Dampier. a 17.8 scorer, the league leader in three-point field goal percentage and third in assists. When further shooting is necessary, the Colonels have such rapid-tire marksmen as John Roche and Bird Averitt. And for added three-point accuracy. they have Joe Hamilton. Rating: A-. PREDICTION: All the ingredients are there for a championship. Now. it will be up to hluble Brown to put them together ___________________________________________________ in the manner In which the owners want. First in East. I.1'....sh.. ,Vfl.%...dI go srATE COLLEGE. Pa. iAP Steve Mizerak ran 109 straight balls in a 150-1 rout over Jack Colavita and took Eastern Division 1973-74 finish: W 53, 131 Disabled Olympics Set 01' t\WA API The ('an,dian federal government says it will contribute $500,000 to help stage Toronto's 1976 Olympiad for the Disabled, the so-called para-Olympics. The Health Department said Thursday the federal government had entered Into a costsharing arrangement !th the Cur of Toronto and the Ontario provincL1! uRIUUitt to COVtt Ilit' o1wraling cot of the gdlIie: Aug . 4.11 flue schedule includes 12 sports with athletes classified cording to their degree of disability. The largest class is made up of athletes confined to wheelchairs. - '' '" 7 :00 .• (2) ToTellThe Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Truth Or Consequences (13) Pixanne (24) Intercom 24 (35 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line (I) $25,000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood Squares (13) WrelIing 8:00 (2. 8) Sanford & Son (6) Planet Of The Apes (9) Kodiak Movies Week 9:00 (2. 0) Rockford Files (6) Movie (24) Florida Report (44) Movie 9:30 (9) Texas Weather (35) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery - I ________________________ .41 INTRODUCTORY 7"i 5 FLIGHT 03 $ GOLDEN A Pco to Introduce Our Brand LUNCH Now Fl~ht $1,50 - . Autlw.,tic Training ç) Amr4Clñ CviiIM Program tooll Post n $$ 316 - to 1011% 11)1. 1$ P.M 11r". IS P.M. 11 PA - Th. v as.' suft"I At ru:r Cd? Csr Acrr;?td -- Jeannie (6) My Favorite Martian (8) Addams Family (9) Tarzan 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (4) Bailey's Comets (I) Wheelie And T he _____________ 1•ciiIlit: Pail twill Chopper Bunch (is) Herald Of-Truth . 8:00 (2) Mdams Family () Speed Buggy (I) Jabberwocky (9) Yoçi's Gang (24) Villa Alegre (44) Leroy Jenkins 8:30 (2) Wheelle And The Chopper Bunch (6) Scobby Doo (I) Banana Splits (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (44) Derstine (44) Gerald Derstine Shar es 9:00 (2. 0) Emcrgcncy Plus Four SIM104OLS PLAZA 55)5 Dse -IIwy173 Cus.Ib.fry. P11 Pow Hilft st4pofte Cost" UNW.C,ksIDc '4lJ3 _____________ (6) Jeannie (9) H ong Kong Phooey (24) Sesame Street 9:30 (2, 0) Run Joe Run (6) Partridge Family ML) (9) New Adventures - ---- Hardy 7:00 (2) I Dream 01 _ Ti) - Of Gilligan - - 2 . ' Borg In Quarterfinals (13) Movie (44) Temple Heights Gospel Hou r 10:00 (2, 8) Land Of The Lost (6) Valley Of fl - .. - Dinosaurs (24) The Electric Company (44) Erenest Angtey - - TEHRAN. Iran - Bjorn Borg of Sweden overcame a first-set defeat to oust Eddie Dibbs 1-6, 64, 6-4 in the quarterfinals of the $100,000 Aryametu Tennis Tour- nament. - Trevino First Round Leader - NAGOYA, Japan American Lee Trevino, Taiwan's Hsieh Yung-Yo and Toshlaki Sekimixu of Japan each fired three-underr 6"Js and shared the first-round lead In the $13.40 Tr'ai Classic Golf Tournament. - .. - . U bags to the accompaniment of fooled," he said. PEATUI(5: I:,' 1:31 1:33 -I • . • - -yaj o Memp ATU RIM a.m. (20) Miami (Fla.) vs. NFL Pre-Game Show — line. Notre Dame. 70:30 (2.8) Sigmund And Sea Monsters (6) Shazam (9) Krong: LmsTYARr ____ - - Hour TM , IIS,,tSS$lgot ____ world DickIda." Australian Golf Leader - 'me" ______________ 4i p.m. (6) NFL Football - 2 p.m. (6) Redskins vs. Car dina ls. NFL Game of th e Week 2 p.m. (10) Coll ege Football '74 (26, 40) - WALT U%EV 01*411 I,r. 4) ______ Forecast SYDNEY. Australia - American Tom Kite and Australian Ian Stanley shot live-under-par 67s to share the first-round lead in the $46,000 Wills Masters Golf Tournament. ______________________________ __________________________ __________ ______ WL Pete Rogers Sugar Ray Featured 45 I I,VMPlA. .\p 1 -- Sugar Ray Scales of Tacoma is scheduled for a featured 0-round bout against Mexico's Vahente Manuel &erro on an allmddlewclght bo xing orecast - Guest Predictor 15 - P_ ' 41 — 19 -. Gl (44) Lost In Space os - Osamp1onshIpWre$tnflg2:3o (9) NFL Foothefl-4 p.m. (2, 8, 20) Raiders 4era. NBA Basketball-4:30 p.m. (6,1 11, 13) SuperSonics vs. Trail Blazers. Florida Blazer 70.000 B. C. (24) Vibrations Encore (3$) Speed Racer 11:00 (2, 8) Pink Panther 151 riariem ove Trotters (9) Super Friends (13) Wrestling (24) Carrascolendas - ___ ___ Standings ______ ______ _________________________ , DRIVE -IN 1nAI4i1iDiI5I 1:00 (2,8) Soul [rain (6) Children's Film Festival (9) High School Football Roundup (13) Movie (24) Sesame Street (35) Quarter Midget Racing (44) Combat 1:30 (8) Categorically Speaking SATURDAY 6:30 (2) Across The Fince (6) Summer Semester (8) Laurel And (13) Stoenans 10:00 (2. 0) Policewoman (9) Night Stalker (13) Dick Powell Theatre (24) Masterpiece Theatre 10:30 (35) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2.6,8,9) News (24) Aviation Fft. (44) Time Tunnel 6:00 (6) Growers Almanac 6:23 (2) Daily Devotional Wheelers trailed 8-7, eventually the one- • (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) Movie 1:00 (2. 8) Midnight Special (9) All Nile (13) Football (24) Wall Street A TV Sports 11:30 (2,1) Tonight Show Man (9) Six Million Dollar Man - point game-winning am, (40) MiamI (Fla.) Baker scored n&siin in ------------ - --nouer ueruy Fl noon (35) First quarter on an eight-yard Sports '70s—I pm. (3); 4 P.M. Notre Dame. Florida Highlights 12 noon KINSHASA, Zaire (AP) Thus the scenario was fixed three bongo drums, violently pass from Beathard, and Mem- (24) College soccer. (8) Muhammad Ali called George for what Zairians have tabbed beaten by an old friend "Big Pt15 moved within 15-14 on a Foreman an awkward, slow. "Ic super combat du steele" or Black," from Los Angeles. two-yard scoring run by j.j, College FootbalL— 1:45 p.m. (9 College Football '74 - 12 noon (9, 10) 10, , 40) ji4 pcfooted burn Thirsday, and the "the greatest fight of the centu- Foreman tuned up the strains of Jennings late In th Tampa Highlights ' 12 noon world's heavyweight champion ry," scheduled In Zaire's soccer Donna Hathaway's "I Love the rind. CBS Sports Spectacular 13) responded with a benign smile stadium at 4 a.m., local time, Lord" and Aretha Franklin's Memphis went ahead only - p.m. (6, 13, 13) America's Cu mm,w, 3I'4V4 and forgiving heart. Wednesday, Oct 30 (10 p.m. "You Got a Friend In Jesus." once, 17.15, on a 32-yard field sailing; women's golf. Jgtts of game's pliyed "Aii is like a parrot he EST Oct. 29). With the heavy influx of the goal by Etter midway through Wide World of Sports —5 p.m. Oct. 20-21. keep saying the same thing As the two fighters entered international press, All was at the third quarter. Portland re- (9, 10, , 40) All-Foreman fight Championship Wrestling 124S over and over again," Foreman the final week of training, the his bombastic best. After whip- gained the lead 18-17 three turn- preview. noon (40) said quietly. "But you can't get sleek, finely-tuned All was full ping through his routines inn- utes later when Booth Lusteg NFL Football - 1 p.m. (2, 8) mad unless somebody says of vim and vinegar and Fore- pressively and almost kicked a 36yard field goal. SUNDAY Colts vs. Dolphins, som 'thing about you In- man continued to be as with- spraining an ankle In a leap The Southmen got rolling NFL Football 1 p.m. (11, 13 tetligently. drawn as a monk. From the five-foot ring, the again in the fourth quarter after Rams vs. Jets. "Personally, I like the fellow. The sharp contrast in their challenger propped himself on a 50-yard Etter field goal try Noire Dame Highllghs 10 NFL Footbsfl 1 P.M. (20) He hiis made a great contrlbu. approach to the $10 million the ring's apron and proceeded fell short But Bob SchmIt, a a.m. (35) Miami (Fla.) Broncos vs. Browns. lion ILob ng,hisfamily and battle was accented in Thurs. to let fly. roolde from Nebraska, picked Notre Dame. his ri liglon. He doesn't drink or day's workouts. "Foreman Is a hig, bad bully, off a Huarte pass and returned Noire Dame Highlights 10:30 ChplIp Wrestling —1 p.m. (10, 35) tI_,_ -_, LI-..,L t.._ LI. ....L...A . ..tI ...a kS,, _L , . -smolt U. & tS. ndbig PITTSBURGH IAP - The Pittsburgh Penguins sent defenseman Jean Guy Lagace to their Hershey farm club of the American Hockey League Thursday to see If he can play his injured shoulder back into shape. Ikfenseman Dennil Owchar, 21, was re.afled to take the place of Lagace, 29, on the Notional Hockey League team's roster. - (24) Washington Week (3$) Movie (44) Dinah 8:30 (2. 8) Chico and the FRIDAY tl:30 (2) Star Trek (6) Hudson Brothers (I) Wonderful World (23) Zoom (35) Celebrity Tennis (9) NCAA (35) CCaI"S World 2:00 (2) High Chapparal (6) Sports Spectacular (0) Movie (24) Electric Company (3$) Movie () Movie 2:30 (24) Vibrations Enc ore 3:00 (2) Nashville Music (6) Adventure Theatre (24) America 3:30 (2) Movie (24) The Way It Was (35) Movie (9) It Takes A (8) Informati on 0:00 t Eigh "Born Free" is shooting In studio. "Kojak" filmed six find enough Western streets to ;s in New York. "(;tin. (ilium a sin g le scene. Kenya, ''Movin' On" is moving "Ws good for us to be out a ll over the West anti the Pacil- siuok&' went to Tucson for four Ic Northwest. "Harry 0" is an- shows and to Kanab. Utah, for there," said Barry Weitz, execthree inure. "The Manhunter" utive producer of "Movin' On." chored in San Diego. "Petrceelli" practices law in went to Colorado. "The New "You can pick up the reality Tucson, Ariz. "Paper Moon" Land" also visited Bend. Ore, and the sense of the moment. The late Cecil B. DeM il le is You can't get that in a studio. connives in Hays, Kan. "Nakia" is in Albuquerque reputed to have once said, "A The actors and directors re- (24) Sports '70's 4:30 (6) Hoan's Heroes (35) Uniscope 5:00 (2) The Cay (6) Black Experience (8) Mel Tilils (9) Wide World Of Sports (3$) Uniscope Mod Squad (44) 5:30 (6) Sounding Board (I) Rapping With MOnnlon (35) Outdoors 6:00 112,6,111111 News (24) Washington Week (3$) Bobby Goldsboro Show (44) Untouchables 6:30(2) Topic IL 'p ' .• YVJ (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Wall Street v' () '°P Goes The Country - -- tvtr'urua .. . 7:00 (2) Last Of The Wild (6) Hee Haw (8) Gt'e6t Adventures (24) AccIon Chicano (35) Department "5" (44) Wrestling 7:30 (2) Untamed World (9) Name That Tune (24) . Hawaii 8:00 (2) MovIe (6) All In The Family (9) Th. New Land (21) Ftmnlnn t -- -. --..Symphony (3$) Scream Theatre (44) 17cI 4 8:30 (6) Paul Sand I n Friends & Lovers 9:00 (44) Movie (6) Mary Tyler (9) Nakia A, 0 Home O(J N.M. "Hawaii Five-O" Is In rock isa rock, a tree is a tree. spondto thatreality.It'sstimu. Honolulu. "Sierra," the first of Let's shoot it in Griffith Park." lating." Those days are gone. It's dif. the season's new series to be Aaron Spelling, producer of cancelled, was shot ln Yosemite ficult now to shoot on a studio "The Rookies," said his crew National Park. back lot and make audiences spends three days on location "Streets of San Francisco" believe it's exotic Bangkok or For every show. He said, "We Wuic - / - ' LOS ANGELES IAPI — wa.4 filined in — you guessed it. cl,,cii Cleveland. For one thing, cause, we've got better equir.Where is everybody? And "Kodiak," though not people travel more. They're not mnent. It's more portable and Never in the history of tele- (jImmied in Alaska as called for in so easily fooled or satisfied with the Film is faster," "Born Free," which debuted vision have so many series and the script, was produced in back lot wizardry. For another thing, a number this year, is the First American movies been filmed In so many Bend, Ore. - far (rain a TV of studio back lots have been TV series filmed in Africa. "I different places. studio, Nearly every dramatic series bulldozed into shopping centers don't think NBC would have Ten series this season are being filmed entire ly on loca- this year has filmed some and high-r ise complexes. One bought the show if we'd done it Lions far removed (rain Holly. scenes on location, even if It's recent Western TV movie had here," said David Gerber, the only around the corner from the to go to four different studios to executive producer. wood, Thief Moore (9) Kung Fu (24) Special of the Week (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart AFTERNOON Show 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett 12:00 12) Jetsons Show (6) Archie '? TV Shows H it Road' To Almost Everywhere BOOK REVIEWS just hioI a scene in a gunshop. This place must have been 200 feet long and was 'med with rifles. You can't dupicate that on a stage. When you're doing a police show you can't Just talk CENTENNIAL By James A. Uirough the animals which pre. about the street. You have to Michener. Random house 909 cededmantonorth-central Col- see it." orado, and finally through Its Spelling said he keeps a m Pages. 112.50. This book Is intended by people: Indians, trappers and era in his car, as does every James A. Michener to be a traders, homesteaders, sheep. member of his production crew. birthday present to his country men, cattlemen, beet farmers Any time they spot an interas It reaches Its Bicentennial. t and, ultimately, a man whose esting house, church or other is the biography of a small, hneage includes most of Che building, they take a picture fictitious town, Centennial, major characters who have and note the address. Quinn Martin prefers to shoot Cob., from geological upheaval gone before. As a result, one may remem- on loca tion for his four series, four billion years ago to the threat of ecological suicide of ber a prehistoric diplodocus, "Streets of San Francisco," whose daily life l.s portrayed at 'The Manhunter," "Barnaby contemporary America. some length, as fondly as some Jones" and "Cannon." 'fl nint device by which The r" "I can make a show look five Michener ties a vast body of In. of the humans who inherit her ear th billions of years later, th times better on location," Mar. formation together In this bir Carole Martin tin said. "I do more location day package is to make every. shooting Press Associated than ever before ething from the rise of the Rockles to the Intricacies of cattle I.. iVEUiJ u'vwu i...e .1 vi it.usv - - featuring LOWREY ORGANS is coming to the Altamonte M all - EE) -..-----.--..--..----- CINTRAL F LORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE FREDDIES being done by a college profes. sot' for a magazine which plans to profile Centennial as "nothing less than the soul of Amertea as seen In microcosm." .%I t711 114)1 %1 Centennial's history Is told first through its geology, then Chucoslsd to P.,f,ction Heavy W..t.,si Beef ... GOLDEN SPOON AWARD CT ---.. BEST SELLERS ENTIRTAINMUIT NIGHTLY FICTION "Centennial," Michene: in the Lam pIIAi.s L.vng. SiAPG coMptrre O"V'JtS TIL S A U Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy," i.e Cane "Ti !)s if Wzr," "Jaws," Benchlcy "The War Between the Hi;h.sy 17.12 North In TaLes," Lurie F ern Fort NONFICTION "All the President's Men," Bernste in and Woodward "The Woman He Loved ," Martin "The Memory Book," Lorayne and Lucas 830-3245 "Alive," Read "A Bridge Too Far," Ryan IeWS (IS) The Prisoner ''.VUA,o,•,yl card in Olympia Nov. 2. 26N, 40) Falcons vs. Steelers. 12 - 30 (2) Go 10:15 y Harr NEWY0RKAP—BillVir. vision lead for a while and ion calls himself a realist, so staying in the race until the ft voifll eet no me in Lie sky rial thr' trames or the seatrin promises from the manager But In the end. Baltimore was who signed a t%'o-year contract too strong. uth the Nt' York Yankees Vurtiun, runrserup to Billy Thursday. Martin of Texas in I kn't thi: ;n 'h c;n ;ltol rofl fr'r ,\merucan ... predict a pennant., said Wr- League Manager of the Year, don, who piloted the Yankees to said tic felt the Yankees had a second-place finish in the made good progress last seaAmerican League's Cast [hy.. sm. sion last season. "Who knows "I think we made some I : -:in ei un r -:'ht 'ndic hr said I UN It i ed 111 tue right direction. It twaa Just about everything that a good, interesting, rewarding could happen did happen to the year, I gained a great deal of Yankees Lag stam. experience. "I l he sumbled wlJy Virdon was named - - - - - ,,, Pete Concesnus Pick Sean Code Rogers In Sold PiiI OCAIA FOREST at Lake Brantley Seminole at COLONIAL. , tA,1 L1)O at kissunm nee Oviedo LYMAN at Jones Lyman TAMPA TEMPLE at lake Howell I Miami at NOIRE DAMEs Sanford Geiger Recreation (kala srhüe and was a game under of the Yankees only after the .500 at 6112 when Virdon do. New York clzth was blockedln cndcd they vou!d still win their its attempt to sign Dick Wildivision. And they very nearly hams. He was oPiviously a seedid, finishing just two games tnd choice and as such accept. behind the Baltmme Orioles. ed just a one-year contracL ibey were doing the things But the team's suceesful i need to do 01 play winnin; Ma-n-'n put him in a more fa-. Thit Lfl.' Vtr&in raL'ie tw4aining posit on and vii'. I thought they would start (ab Paul, president of the 2W) club, rewarded him with a two1 did, taking over the di. year contract. TUlANE at Georgia Tech - Bears at EIIIS -_- BRONCOS at Ekowne * - Oviedo Oviedo Oviedo Oviedo Lyman Lyman Jones Tampa Tampa Tampa Auburn % utp Li- n Auburn Florida Florida Florida Noire Dame Miami Notre Dame Tampa Tulsa Jones - --- --------- 4 Florida Noire Dame Noire Dame Tampa Tampe Tampa Tulane Tulane Tech Tec 1 Tulane Bills hills Bills Bills Bills Browns Vikings Pskei' at 1.!ONS 1T-kers - REDSKINS at Cards. - Colonial i'inritia - - Broncos - Broncos (Earda patmts Patriots Puker. Cards-- - l.un T Redskins - wn Football 9 p.m. (44) Amer ica ns vs. Blazers. - in Sales and Parts Dancing and Dining Pleasure .ervice facsli!y in Florida MON. -SAT. RAMs-P.M ACTION - the 2973 Orlando Drive Sanford Phone : Orlando $31.1UO Sanford 3334100 Keep Your WHATCHAMACALL IT Warm With General Electric Vikings WEATHERTRON Redskins Redskins American Dream 2 Piece Combo Playing Your Requests * LUNCHEON & DINNER MENU OPEN SALAD BAR LUNCHEON SPECIALS SW Vikings Lions Free! With every order and the most modern it Lions , RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 2700 S Sanford Ave. Broncos - Halloween on us! The— FINEST Broncos -. Patriots at VIKINGS Ocala colonial . Tulsa at TAMPA _.- Colonial Auitirn ---- Lee Colonial Tampa Autxirn S ------------- - - Tampa t Duke at FLORIDA JOcala Brantley - AUBURN at Florida State Bill Belleville MONDAY CHICKEN £ DUMPLINOS WEDNESDAY THURSDAY LIVER &ONIONS MEATLOAF L FRIDAY ri Sm-i .- PLUMBING 6 WALL HEATING, INC. 1007 S. Sanford 3224562 II I IIIlpI Sonny Helms & The Helmsmen OPEN Mon. Thru Thurs. I A.M. Til 12 Midnight Fri.— 11 A.M. Iii 2 A.M. Sat.— S P.M. 1112 A.M. Cocktail Hour S p.m. 7 P.M. lSc Well Drinks . m b Pigiter HEAT PUMP CALL- TUESDAY REEF STEW RI UU' j NNW— I f.OhI\(iI 6 ~1. of our gobblin good /(31f chicken, get reflector patches to keep your goblins safe on Halloween night and whenever it's dark. I '• j 7 or Lunch Served 11 . 2 p.m. . Mon. . Fri. DANCING 9 P.M. .2 A.M. EVERY TUES., THURS., FRI., SAT. "COUNTRY-WESTERN MUSIC" Open 10A.M.-2A,M. Phone 831.9321 Hwy. 17.92, 1 Ml. South Big Tree, Longwood WINNER '1ank goodness Iôr thegoodness ol .7,7/0US Rio, oe FRIED CHICKEN Open Daily 11 a.m. tO 9p.m. Fri. & Sat. tO 10 p.m. 1809 French Ave. (Hwy 17.92) Sanford - �- 4 B— Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Noflce - - - -- --- - — HCTITIOUSP4AME NOtice i5 hereby given that I am NOTICE CF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION Class U:ed - Don' ________ _________________ - t Cost, They I Pay Apartments Rent Full time Part time Over ii. Call 321 o.00. - - Anytime — •'ut a BIG gill under your children's ChristmaS Tree. with money you '.irn from AVON 641 3079 _________________ - ---lperie,iced carpet salesman wanted. Both residential and ommerciat GLOBAL CAR — _____________________ - REAL ES'ATE SALESMAN Confidential interviews Computer MIS. We' take trades FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS, 37) 6353. or - HOUSEKEEPER Mature, live in with elderly mother andsonlnwheelchair Permanent Private room Ond bath, drivers license, references. NO SMOKING. 372.3995 after 3 p.m. - GARDENS * * Single story Studio. 1, 2, and 3 ht'droom apartrnentt Pool. clubhouse, carpeting, drapes. kitchen equpped, central heat and .it Monthly rentals from $142 So 317 2090. 150% W 25th St Sanford _______________________________ - Houses Rent . Housesfor5ate 41 41 _________ 2 bedroom - _______________ _______________ Apartments Rent in the X($ etc StilI'i)tfl,rnt. it S area, tr'i( to St'It SO,'lh,nj wth,i Clastf,ci f.1l 31)5? 372 2611 P11 9993 for n nu.rk ri'sutts ______________________________ oo;ng for good bSin(tt Of :flvcSt __________- Commercial Properties COUNTY Homes, Lots 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, Split plan mob.te shaded acres home Ofl S tr $2i,900 TermS - W. Garneti White )aedroam. family room, screened patio, central heat, air 576.000 with termS Stenstrom Uroker. 107W Commercial Sanford j 4 -_______ ___________ ___________ LOW DOWN PAYMENT Ornamental stone fireplace. It' ied cotumns, sunken paneled tmily room, 3 bedroom, garage, rt-d wood privacy fenced, carpet, Unbelievable at $73,500. Huiryl _____ - - - - ________________________ _____ ,. __________ ______ 4 - Harold Hall REALTOR Antime Realty 74065. Hwy ______________________ Your 3 72 3774 MLS Agency REALTORS lJ63ParkDr, CaD Bart Real Estate _, --.-. -_.__ .. NOW LEASING FROM 960 . -- ___________ ____________ Ii S bed aajrae **** baths prIced from P2.550 to $25,100 on larg, wooded lot. Seller pays all closing cott. VA, FHA, Conventional loans. Builder, Deltona, 9017192750, Orlando, 305-423.1336. BALL REALTY '-.. ._ - '---- 3 bedroom, 7 battt, paneled family room. 323-SODS, by owner. SPACIOUS S bedroom brick end block home, centrat heat 8. air, large utility and carport, shady corner lot MOBILE HOME PARK A VERY LARGE and gracious 2 Story home' on I,? acres in the country on paved road, additional land available. .'' Openinu P5eanIng lot selectIon available in Sanford's finest - family park. Best now _______________________ - , Lake Mary - Soon Uni Irir Auto Repair __ Come Large Shade Trees ( upstairs. Excellent neighborhood. ' •J CLOSE ltd largelbedroornp,ome'on shady corner lot Has a large garage with workshop out today and res('rv your choice A LOVELY 2 story Spanish style borne, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, separate garage with very nice apartment SANFORD lot, PARK RIDGE 3 bedrooms, 1', baths, CU home. Has a fenced '" yard, available furnished for 123.000 Assumable $15,300 mortgCge with monthly payments of 517% Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east Or i 792. State _* __ are Ph. (3fl) :323.8160 ,, CARRIAGE COVE CLOSE 'N, Large I bedroom, 2 bath (B home, central heat and air, excellent condition '10 ACRES on paved road, has a large 2 story frame home, barns, and small frame cottage Land Is Carpentry au aperang Land Clearin g ' ': ' . ______ Sx iio Florida 3777) or C t i'-1 L' 'jting5, ia Pvbti$h: Oct 4, 11, 11, 75, 1971 DEC'35 ANDAUTIIOkIZIUGAIDdCAIO 'TO F XCEPC USE CERTAIN rr' iij r 7 GUIOLLI1ILS APID STANDARDS I IN CERTAIN CASES PROVIDED THAT AIRPORT ZONING RFGUL.AIlOPlS SHALL Bt Magazine? REASONABLE Thiss HAVE H I,' if'df serve the bu1ing0 '."1ir1tl1ommirn,t. If I If i'ver141 ,i',,l ( C&A BACKHOE SERVICE .xnnlcIeatinu, septic tanks, till dirt. fl i II VI1' cr .'7) 3,g) lifltedRr'%idrntialcornrnercidl F ret' ITtin,ates Ph 17? 1,571 ____ '''' - -. .' Concrete & Masonry Irce - ,. ' - - j: - tWHYREN;? . Past j — Findi - - Ia1 .j Seminole .1 - KEPTON'FILEAICERTAIN IIIGOOdTVSII I -Magazine? II - UDt I i.vuul' ' 1 NEW MACliNDA PRICED FROM S3S,000 3774437 ifg,b.ility ts pv'(AIW I _______ greit '4 - HOMES OF PRViDlNG FOR VIO1,ATIONS Lt,D PENALTIES' PROVIDING borr ow Miy Buy - - I - A COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES SUPPLY c.o DISTINCTION I - Desirable location. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 67$ 0711 _________________________ Dupiex,io$ wooded, N Orange City. )l0'xI$7 -4414135 It'sinthe dcpcnd an the Want to d 0 the' IOb Quickty I nfsp1flSl Herald - FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. A C0y 'JaIl be availatiir at tnt' office' of the City Clerk for all wdP' 4 CIasif,ed Ad from b4"TCItI ii'. tody 1 ,,.. Dl __________________________ ?ll JR irowe I'ct(nrtrnf , .. 'vL8 Irsquo.54 Si'inford, 3777070 5)01 desiring tg examine the ',ame - AIIp4rliesinin!e'resfand(itilenj' ILarge Wooded Lots Large Picnic Area. BaskBtbBlI and TanI a Court%. 'ntilal Recreationat Fee Prenald 90% FINANCING %1 V IL NO CLOSING COSTS / . 3222i every (,iIl h1a' )t UI.ii I #fl t - purposeaqainwt,enyouseutem with a ClaSsified Ad from the Herald Call uS todayt Don't delCy? Just dii 377 261) or *31 9993 'To place yox..r low cost want Ad 0 Paved Streets Sewers Income And Investment Property idylIwilde Homas By 1, • 211 W. 2th I,P4Ja1rn Sales f :: : 'i ' ost i o Add Itions — lIT & F -, ., -- - . -- Sanford, . __ Fla. 322.3103 Remodeling Call for AppoIntment Sun S Cash Only. 101 and 106 Sweet GARAGE SALE. Sat. I, Sun,26th & 27th. AM, lii Some furniture. 210 Woodmere Blvd,'Sanford. - -.--- - ---- - - 5,*seni hme lee NO CASH DOWN PAYMINT AND neoucco, MONTHLY PAYMENTS Ike Hone Ad. Farmers min.st,at4fi AsistaMi Plan vadr fflAROflDA HOmES Inc. -- Miscellaneous For Sale Wanted, w,II trade lot for equity In late 21 731 0. cxcellenl condition, 322 7435 evenings. hIhlit,4., tr.Ii.r 111 MAITLAND FLEA MART 1,41 Hwy. 17-52. Open Sat & Sun. 9 S *3* 7920 FREIGHT SALVAGE BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR ApplIances, air coed., freezers. rung., step ladders, wire, etc. Gormleys E. al. Sanford 323-1733 THE FISHNET Tropical fish and supplies. 1002 French Ave. 322. 0730; Tue's..Sat,, 10 5.30; Fri., till A p.m - Accessory 831.4039 628-2162 80 Want to buy used baby clothes. furniture arid good toys D & J Curiosity Shop, 1701 W 1st, home plone, 322 1155. 2 AntIque Victorian chairs, Excellent condition, $100 each 377 2)17 We buy odd pi"ces of sterling silver and gold Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford Ave,, 373 5370. FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS 21"xI$", 1430 EACH NOLL'S IN CASSELBERRY STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 44, West 1st upen daily for St Sanford n retail sales. Always a barn full ot good clan used furniture, an tlques.. TVs, and appliances. AuctIon every Ssturday night 7:30 p.m. Consignments welcome. For information call 322 9719. Etec. edger, furniture, dresSet. size 0092. . ... -- — — Must Sell 373 III? ____________________________ 934 Lincoln with 430 engine, tus' rebuilt. New transmission. Best oIler. 373-137). 71'?, 6i5 IllS Race Car F V Dobsy Vanguard, SO pcI complete, fresh engine. In (lode's 4 mounted fires. John Boyle's. 723 7263 19600LDS POWER STEERING APIDBRIKES.PIEWTIRES Ill PALMETTO AVE, 1974 Dodge Charger. Fully equipped, bucket seats, automatic, air, One Owner, 1,100 mIles. 323.41d1 Dealer. 70 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 4 WO, Full Body 73 CUTLASS 2699 Auto-Air, Vinyl Roof, Extra Clean $399 Auto, Clean 70 MONTE CARLO p1399 ART GRINDLES Auto, Air r WHEEL RANCH INC. 6500 N. HWY 17.92 SANFORD PHONE ORLANDO 6454100 SANFORD 323.1080 - Travelotige, F Ia.. Center 6733 lnternatlx,nal Dr., Orlando Oct. 25, 26, 27, FrI. 1 p.m. 10pm.; Sat. 10a.m.. 10 p.m.; Sun. Noon-7 pm. Admission with this ad, $1.73. Regular $1.50. - BERT SMITH SPECIALIZES AntIques Auction Bargains DELL'S Auction Service Pt. 46 West, Sanford 373-5620 Open dail' 10 S for consig'imentsor sales off the floor. We also buy estates, etc. SPORTS IMPORT CARS CARS 75 Office Equipment And Supplies Camper.Travel Trailers Extra gas tanks. air conditioners. Soeclal on .awnings with free in stallatign, motor and generator service, hitches Southern TIV Services. 3739020 Typewrite, Cash Register, Photo Copiers, and tome Misc Office supplies, Also office chairs for reception room & exC'culive Swivel chairs like new Half price or less 795 7741. -- -:- Building Materials FLEET CARS CLASSIC CARS PARTIAL LISTING 1973 Volvo Wagon .......................$4695 1972 Datsun 240 Z .......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1968 Mercedes ISO ....................... 1973 Mercedes Diesel 1969 Omega Italian ...,,,..,.,,,,.,,,,, .,......,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 1971 Volvo Family Sedan DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 44 West. Seoford 3735620 .,..,,...,.,,,,, 1973 Corvette 350, V.a .................... I I BUILDING MATERIALS. BELOW 1972 Mazada Rotary .....................$1295 $975 3fl.l2 Complete trailer hitches All kindS available 1 MILE EAST OF 17.92 ON HWY. 436 Ph. 831-2828 1231711 DASHER WAGON— Loaded ..............................$4795 '73 VW CAMPER With Pop Top, Auto. and Air ..................$4995 '72 PINTO STATION WAGON, Local Car ......................$1995 '72 OPEL RALLYE SPORT—Nice! .........................$895 '71 BUICK LeSABRE—Sharpi ................................$1695 DEMO SALE UPTOS9000FFON SEVERAL LOWMILEAGE DEMOS '71 MONTE CARLO.- Low Miln. I IAUY3 '70 PONTIACCONVERTlBLE,Ajr,NjceTl ...............$1395 '70 MUSTANG 6 Cylinder, Standard Drive .....................$1295 '67 VW 7 PassengerBusLocallradeln_Oflly ................$1195 -_MANYUSEDVW'SINSTOCK.PRICEDFROM $49 BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN INC. bOA TSSOLOCAVIOIv% SANFOID Hit Ny *753 9t In () Cii 541 *3*4 $5995 1913 ALFA Romeo ......................$4195 7)11W 1st St , $2495 1973 Triumph Roadster ..................$2995 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE WHOLESALE COST SHOWER STALLS 6404155 $3995 $3795 $7695 $4995 1973 Datsun24OZ ........................ $4895 1972 Corvette 1-Top .....................$4995 16' Travel Trailer, Sleeps8 Gas, Electric, Refrigerator $a.tc.id Ph 3 compartment Ice cream box, 515 3221916 . 1960 Volkswagen library oak desk, several fireplace sets, nice' clean dinette set, 2 square pedestal tables, extra nice Camper refrigi'rator, end table & coffee table set, wood filing cabinet, plus? TVs and mi5, glass yIe'm Silver Lake' Road Sanford _________________ 61 Mustang Fastback beautiful, 1 owner 1970 antique lamp table, and old COBIA BOAT CO. 60 $971 Fold PintO, 2 dr., loaded, I.e fleW, 1 owner. lSô6Plyrnorjthldoor,Slantémotor excellent conditi Only 57,000 original miles and only $450. 29$ Autos for Sale FRIDAY 7 P.M. Several nice couches and living room chairs, 2 old lime kItchen cabinets, wardrobe, china cabinet, We are reducing our inventory to make room for 1915. Sample bargains: Aluminum windows, 1)1.30 to 173, great for camper or boat Aluminum doors, 55" x 71", $16; Gas tanks saddle, 1 gal., $25: Gas tanks stern, 15 gal. $10, (3) only; Helsam chairs, $33; Bench seats, 110; Vinyl cushions, 13 1057: Indoor outdoor carpet. $3.75 sq. yd.; One set blue sleeper seats, $40: Vinyl tops, $15; Various hardware. Saturday 9 a m. to 2 pm. AFGHANS FOR SALE. WOULD MAKE LOVELY CHRISTMAS GIFTS. PHONE 3777011 Car 17 97 P,x.sittand 1970 Dodge ton pick up and or slide on Camper, AC, heater, & radio $7100 377 2403 Auction Sale iii,. POBSOPI MARINE 7977Hwy 115'? 372 596) ZenIth color TV. 374 3516. - —IN USED— _________________________ 19" Zenith B-W TV set with stand, 3 dressers, table, lamp. home and yard misc., 25" console Any Buys Trucks and Trailers Swap and Trade 72 Less than 15 hen. $795. 3334057. suite, (WITH GOOD CREDIT) 66 MUSTANG 11' Orlando Cllpper,SlMercury and 2 Bedroom suites, 1 living room 1$-3D. 12)5 MagnolIa Ave.Apt.I 32$ Boats & Marine $50 Down 1974 Honda CU 550 less than 600 mile,, Atrnost new. $1550. 377 1385 _____________________________ 79 Mustang City * * 1971 Honda CR 173' 1400 and Extras 6404)13 Old Sheffield-PlatIng Co. buys AmerIcan ana English sterling in any COtiditon, 131-1171. Equipment Apartment house for sale at 1009 E. 2nd St. $33,000. Call 332.4493 for i,Wormatjori, _____ Stamps.Coins 71 - ___________ 1972 Kawasaki 17$ CC Excellent Cdition 1150 Miles, 22 4926, OR LAN DO briar Branch In the WoodIer di. CALL AFTER S 377 3*13 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Wantedto Buy CASH 322 41)2 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 Items. Larry's Marl. 21$ Sanford, ?,ve Garage.Rummage - 1971 JAVELIN, $1500 .. 372 2270 70 55 . CON STRUC11ON h frl.1I.SId S new I Street Lights • Sidewalks The Sunday. SlIvertone 73" black 1. white TV, console with AM-FM Stereo radio. Excellent condition, $123 323 0186. -. as 1 0 ti I ? C. Carpet Master Stt'am, n.irp000r ULAI1OPiS 'HO ALL dry fgam Ciein it for the AUTl4QRf1 GRANTED SHALL Christmas isltort. It-Something f:I Iiry'n a HOMe .n DrItoex lit rr,rr I Feed Piney '/Iood, Barn, we buy furniture and miscellaneous. Sell for Xl pci consignments Free pick ups Autiori Sat night at 7 p m. Call 69 ________________________ 1970 FORD SUPER VAN 5)775. CALL AFTER 5 3720573 Buy. and Sell Gold arid silver Cons Single or Bulk SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W. Itt St 373 1.357 Gara3e Sale: S lamily. Fri. Si,m., 9. -- MAlE P BUY SELL TRADE Hl)t',E First St 3775622 I ' , II •-'.V,m,it't 1' 1oors. patios & clr.cs i,ck r, ',l'r.,- pl0Ii rs F'.l1t1 ,,flh1 A 'I — ' ' 'v 4JI . TV. Radio.Stereo EverythIng from A to L. 104 W. beeR thiS •ait Werhi.ig Days -3776173 Nights 372 5421 or 377 7352 1973 YAMAHA 125 EXCELLENT CONDITION 372 OO700r 37? 457 Antique Show and Sale wtll as retirees wiffi people ax cxxvii Ie'Ivittd iii($txe SI 5545$II.?N ate ,r59d t.se. x's re5antsng v$vr ____ 67A 1964 Falcon Station Wagon. 1540 Ford Ranchero Your choice, 5150 6411155 1971 Subaru Station Wagon, 4 speed, AM redo, air conditioned, Extra clean 1)295 Call Don Pope, 332 1651. Dealer Motorcycles Tools, Clothing, Toys. etc. ANTIQUES 6 pc carved Mats bedroom suite, $100. China cabiet, $150, secretary desk, $150. Mah Lorner cabinet, $375, Birdscye dresser, 555 mandle clock, 115, Round oak table, 5)65. pressed back child's high chair. SOS S pc Mah bedroom Suite, $775; set of 6 oak chairt. $130. high back oak bed, 1)83 MODERN FURNITURE 6pC blOfldtwifl bedroom suite, $175. 7 PC. living room Witty, $70, Coldtone 30" gas range, 1.45.. reclines, 537.50. TV5, BlacK & White and color. Open Daily 10330 Stan's Auction. 17797)9, I nsdn's (,,sit of I I DII hwy .18. Sanford ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS .- --- 53 _________________________ - 78 Ii I1LACI (LO.' $125 EACH 372-7*01 Sales -•-.-_ Truck Rentals Heater Cleaning Used washers and dryers. Many to choose from. 90 day warranty on all used appliance's. Dick's Appliances, 322.7.30. S or 10 acres. 7~ Pct. I ' - 10", EXCELLENT CONDITION $30. 322 775.5. Paved road, trees, fenced. '.e'minole County 50 . Livestock And Poultry ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any Condition 6.41 $126, Winter Park. Coleman Cir. Sat. Only 323 1057. 4195. I - -- - Appliances GENERAL ELECTRIC STOVE 54 Cailbart Real Estate REALTOR 21 Hour Sprvice Call 327-7411 46 Reduced 56.000 for quick tale. 12, down, total price. 125,000, 3 bedroom, 210 Virginia Ave., 3fl. Realty .. - - lust off 17-92 on 477. 100', zoned C-I. Very reasonable. 32102)). area, ____________________________ Broker 67 JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gorrnlr'1's IT 46 37) 1733 GE DRYER Never Used.%100 373 8169 Hrs, 10-5; S Days; 332-76.0 Pet Care ( Real Estate Reg ___________________________ Home Improvements '*' KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323041? Lotsand Acreage Junior College SANFORD MOSSIE C. BATEMAN .. - *' Call Credit Dept. 52 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orla000 Drive Sanford. 323-5200 332.2)15 Teems arranged. ___________ Cl'ilhuahuas. For tale frozen beef. Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels 327 5752 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East is? St., Sanford 377 94)1 air conditioning, washer and dryer, dishwasher, disp'isal, draperies, screen room, large garden, 1010' Shed Extra Nice. Attic Hrs.322 9214 322.3991 and 372-0645 - Pets and Supplies 68 Towering oaks shade beautiful large loIs (at teas? 100' x 300') for your future home. Only 14,150 with great terms. Pnj* You can buy for 5)4.500 a five room framed dwelling situated on I acre lot, Good Investment. 65 Autos for Sale 1970 Chevelle, new 154 engine. 600 HP, balanced ard blveprinled, 456 gear, mags, many extras. Belt offer. 332 17$? after 5 pm JERRY'S USED & REBUILT PARTS 70$ French Ave i CARROLL'S FURNITURE Eves 869-1146 GOOD CREDIr IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and I bedroom homes, P'a to 2 I1W.FirV$t, - Singer TAFFER REALTY 1100 E 25th St 377 6655 80 Auto Repairs Parh.Accessorj,s - ropinbobbjn, zig zag,ancl lneedle positIon. Like new condition., sold new for lU balance of $43 cash or S payments of 110. New warranty. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath house. Hidden Come see us a? our big new location 7~ PcI. Interest Rate REALTOR nit, Jets .4 sat. aq,,pni,ai. b.1 CnIei arid ft A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You!' ..- GOLDEN TOUCH'pf SEW in sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin j, machIne Full automatic. Pay balance of $10 or 10 pay me'rits of U 711 N Oak, Sanford 32? 7171 day, 373 OilS eve IIRCK ER ASSOCIATE Jim Hunt Realty , Air Conditioning * 1)6.000 901 313 774S Deltona **** l,2&31.droom Add an .- . JOHN SAULS AGENCY Lake-like new smell down assume VA mortgage, I'i pcI. Owner. Ph. 373-7723, 76 Rent Blue Lutre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI per day. Dining room oval table, 2 leaves, I Free puppies to matching chaIrS, $50; double' bed, good home. boxspring and mattress, $15, 323 0092. room divider, 6' high with Shelves and sliding door each side, $30; trier's Kennel, Pups, Studs. AKC. ChaIr, uS; kidney Shaped cocktail Toy 8. Mini Poodles all colors, table, $15; 2 speed Signature Cocker, Mini & Large electric sweeper, 520 Call after 10 Oachhunds. Shih Ito, Schnauzer, am. 62$ 1917. Yorkie, Boston Terrer. Chihuahua, Beagle, Chi poo, 25 pups on display, we buy pups, Baby Bed, Mattress, Bumper and tnan(e, shots, guarantee 1 90.1 S Drawer Chest, $70 7)7 3416 or I 901 737 2917 372 6)69 I Acre plus 17'x60' mobile home in Wefuva River Acres 2 bedromt, A small classified ad brings big returns. Tone andsee. Call 372 2611 or $319993. - -_______________________ 3 bedroom, 1" bath home, 2 years old. Assume 7 pcI. mortgage. Payment 5167.1$, C, H, and A. 43 REALTOR 24 Hour Service 7499 _______________________________ ' _______ Rattar, Sectional, I chairs, I table Call after S. 372 IllS. _________________________ 170.500 322242O ____________________ bedroom homes in the city. Low 20's selling price. Farmers Home Administration plan, 373 ao or 134-1649 Builder. Immediate Possession Newhouseslnaruralarea,Nodown MAYFAIR -Beautifullbe'ciroom,i bath executive home on Lake payment, monthly payments lets 7 be&oomt, furniShed, Deftona, Monroe, 5125.000. 515,500, than rent, Government subSidjze'd to quallfj,ç t),-r Ciii to see if Corbeft Real Estate PINECRES'r you qualityl' Triplex All units rented. Good Investment. $31,000, REALTOR M. UP4SWQRTH REALTY 66*1791 DeBary lI SI, COUNTY- Excellent 3 bedroom, 3236061, 373 0517,372 9320 most extras, pool and barn In Newly renated, 2 SdrmL family —_ vrs?lgate $41,900 room, kitchen equipped, carpet, Plo quauifytni, 3 bdrm, 1', batht, S.2.000down$ISOmonthly, 332.7257 $3100 down. $116 mo 7 vt Acre CITY- First class 2 story, i ____________________________ Realty. REALTOR, 3737750 bedroom, 2 bath. Reduced 10 Perfect condition 3 BR home in Ravenris Park. For folki con537,900, cerned about location end good EXCEPTIONAL I Bedroom 2 bath, neighbors 125,500, with excellent family room, fireplace, carpeted, HIGHLAND PARk Y must , eat in kItchen, dishwasher, gar Plush 2 bedroom. Beautiful tomorrow' GOLF COURSE- 3 t;r'droorn, 2 bath, family room, well to wail carpet, SUPILANO Immaculate eat In kilchCn, dishw3sher, gar bedroom, quiet area Treet. only bage dIsposal, range 8. 526,900 refrigerator. 15' x 30' screened pool. CITY-- 2 bedroom handyman's dream See for yourself, $11,300 NEARLy NEW-I bedroom split For Complete lnformat Ion Call pihn I', baths, wall lowell car REALTOR AsSociate, pet, kitche'n equipped, large utility %t,ge' room, $24,500, 50y Reborn - $31 $722 equipped, carpet, central H&A. 322 7752. utility room, Outside utility SANFORD-. Ten delightful new bufldlng, fenced back yard Well homes' Financing set. Frctjn landscaped 537.250 $12,300 to $13,000 See 'em - REALTOR ______ bage disposal, range, large intide 4UFFMAP4 REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark. Assoc, 372-1595; 3271153 Day, Eve. Rent ___________________________ Manqouttlne St. 3fl 140$ I'll Buy AnythIng. F OR REST GREENE INC. - Equipment for 64 Household Goods Cylinder fop secretary, round oak table. Much more 101 P4. ' Attractive 3 Must sell Immediately 3 bedrooms, Great location! _________________________- -- Friday, Oct. 25, 1974—SB Your FriendI V Classified Gal - WE TAKE TRADES CLIFF JORDAN "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" LAKE MARY 51 Lake Mary, $200 down for new 3 • Realty "Get 'Em While Houses for Sale REALTORS 196W Lake Mary Blvd 3736353or615733) __J I Bedrooms. 1', baths Air heat, %ISOMonth, first and last. 372-1741 41 Fiveroorn houston ,acre lot. Mair SANFORD - 7 bedrooms, 1 bath, air St., Granite Quarry, N. C. $3,000, Conditioned, extremely we'll kept Nice yard, convenient location i'eeier. 11$ Palmetto Ave. 11900 SPANISH CHARM Acreage POOL - ______________________ HousssforS.l. On c.n&l, direct access to lake, 3 SANFORD.- Over 2 acres with 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, plus a bedrooms, 1', baths, kitchen trailer Home Includes range & equipped, mortgage money corn refrigerator, and central heat and milled for qualilled buyer, By air Just Iite'd You'll want to see owners 525.000. 377 lIP. it II 5)9,500 _________ ________ _______________ ___________________ Small Classiliea Ad brings big rcturn Try one and tee Call 332 ?6U' RIDe- R ASoc Two bedroom, Florida room, un furnished. Stove & refrigerator, Immediate occupancy. III Maylair Circle, Ph. Orlando $95 73 41 And - _______________ ;bedroom. I baih. den, $500 down $155 mo 9', pcI. Acre Realty, _EA1TOR. 373 "° 0' tfamity hornC. I txdrooms 7 baths, Iivng, dining, family rt,m, carpeted, screened patio, carpo't, new central heat ,lndair, sprinkling System, 11 fruit trees, garden spot 575.150 Ph •' ' [J S - ______________________________ ________________________________ properlies in thiS area _________ 17 Bedroom. Adults Only 'i,'-c Rates For Senior Citizens Pirk Avenue Mobile' Park . _____ - INVESTMENT II and Lake Monroe.? bedrooms. ' bath. $155 month, firit and last plus $lDOdeposit. Available Nov. 3 i73 0114. _________ ____________ I I;cdrocmfurnishe'dapartme'n, Located in LJkeMary Call 332 fl $500 between now and Christmas' Call s.t '1192 t in ferview. - . - FurnIshed Need — ) bedroom, I bath, large yard. with back fenced. equipped kitchen, itt & last, plus $100 Security 373 1735 _________ ________________ — S'jite 203 Tht'Greate, Mall RS, C.%Srtberr 5)0 1666 ___________________________ glady Drown Realty 332 5237 or 377-1961 ____________________________ Sanford, upper 2 bedrooms, air, kitchen equipped. $105 Month. Alter 5. 365 5750. 3) _______________________________ Hartman Realty, Inc. ie have several nice hornet avait6bte in the Sunland area priU'ii in the 70 s Family c.iy. 3 bedroom. I bath, newly decorated inside. Near Palmetto and 25th St. Itt and last month plus $100 security depoSit, _______________________ " Hnusesfor Sale - SUNLAND Furnl%hedorUnturnishOd Nice? Bedroom Home For Rent 332 7920 After S 372 787° • LAKE MARY FLORIDA . - -. - nders"CaII Unlurnished _____________ _____________ - - Want Ads Are BuyerfI _________________________ _______________________________________________________________ * *Qp4 _________ ____________ - 32 Unlurnished SHALL OPDINANCE NO 31371 Jackson by deed dated June 73. 1972. for 533 Sanford. FIt __________________________________ _________________________ t&7 bedroom unfurnished am. andl.30p.m ,Monday through OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE whlchdeed icre(cw,jed 'n Deed Book Business Nice effIciency apartment. All Friday P',ouses to rent I pet andchildren 915, Page 0037. said ubIlc records SPRIPIGS FLORIDA, Opportunities )fl 1301 utilities furnished. $95. Adults Office of Dredge and Fill allowed 323 7557. andaparcelof land conveyedby the ADOPTED BY THE only. 332-7296 after I Ave alliS? CITY ___________________________— iejot1ijwaI'a State of Florida Lost and Found Distributor wintod In sater Atlantic Lana and Improvement . COUNCIL ON THE 1ST DAY OF p,rtnt of )bt'jr,nihut', . rt'rfec l' i fl? 00 111,11k,? C'fl, 10 CCC . TF rPr SIlLY PAINT ITO I ULD400M i'Iil fl .'. D )c7i. ..ElICrG : (.n)r LO1 ..i.. :,ir in.i:1 i? i4jr Sanlord area 5115 me filter fleCdcd. fig profit. Ho Oe't'd dated January 75, 1914. which APARTMENT, WATER FURN IlitE EXISTlNr. CHARTER OF 2S2 Executive Center 13th & Sanford Ave. Reword 373 CallS)) 7373 S1O,500 franthisefei,for Seminole Co. Call ISHED. 377-6517 OR 6254652 THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE deed isrecorded in Deed Book OS, Crcle East 1864. Mt. Viola. I $13-$27-11á1, St. SPRINGS. FLORIDA, BEING Page 1419, said publ.c records: moved north, 2 bedroom Owner M0ntgomqy Building 3Bedrooms,6lrconditioned, kitchen Petersburg Sanford---? bdrm, partly furnished CHAPTER 671079. LAVIS OF Together, WIth 20th Street, Country LOST Presrript1 furnished home. Living and dining equIpped, plenty of room, r,egiaSstt in TOilahtsste', Florida 373 apt Clean. Pelt welcome, 59$ mo. FLORiDA. 1967. AS AMENDED, Club Road. Lake Mary Road. rooms New range & refrigerator. swimming pool 372-9112 Publith' Oct ;s. 1974 Pinecrest area RC'wrd Call 372 ITALIAN RESTAURANT and Bar Call Orlando $511509. OF Southwest Road, FOR Roosevelt THE PURPOSE 0-117 alter 6pm Ideal for retired. Quiet neigh. DEC 157 — seating 200 Gross over Avenue, Mulberry DELTONA, new 7 bdrm. duplex, Aei,ut' --'--CREATING A kEVISED CHAR borhoob. Owner will finance. $31 I room, wall to wall carpel, air annually Bookt open to qualified TER AS PROVIDED BY CHAPTER and the unnamed platted kitchen equipped, carpeted, en$470 'ond,fioned. reasonable rent. bUyer. Owner motivated, One half 6 Child Care taa. LAWS OF FLORIDA. BE s?reetbetweenth,selatttwonarned closed patIo. 5)50 mo. plus irtults, no pt'tb 327 1510 CITY OF 00wn, owier will carry balance. avenues, all soh of 20th Street end APPROVED AND ADOPTED securIty. Small children welcome. LAXEMARV,FLORIDA T04aI price, $110,000. EVEREST north of Country Club Road, Also. Babysitting, my home. Fern Park FOR THE AMENDMENT 66*5*12. 7 bedroom apartment, furnished Notice of Public Hearing REALTY, INC REALTORS, 67$ Those certain strios of land lying Stemper Sell area, play room. Shaded fened unfurnlshed 37393709106. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 0405 After hours coil Jack between said 20th Street and ______________________________ AGAINST it-fE AMENDMENT play yard 131 5516 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by ' wise investment beats a Mm Silesman, 27) 62)5 Said revi.e' charter has been Country Club Road acquired by the Houses Rent One bedroom furnithed apartment. 33 Die City Council of the City 01 Lake lifetime of toil" Atlantic Coast Line Railroad ___________________________ incorporated in Ordinance No 313 71 — Married couples only. 2617 Elm. Furnished Mary, Floriøa, that SOid Counc.l will of the City of Altamonte Springs, Company fSeaboard Coast LIne __________________________ Call 13$ 6956. Good ThIng5 to Eat Investment -- - hold a pvbIi hearing at 7:30 p rn on Florida, etiich was duly adopted by Paflroad Company) from the ___ Buy a bargain Sell a bargain with OSTEEN "FIX UP" . Nicely Furnished Apartment Monday, tha 11th el NOvec"ber, thc City Coun,,i c Atlantic Land arid lmprovemeni fun to use andread Ctessifiea Ads! Large ccwnmercial building Plenty 5) OG F.,,,, Fresh Opportunities day _____________________ AD. 197i, to Multt, No Pets October, A 0. 1971, entitled. Call 377 2sil or $31 9993 to place Produce' Dawg Patch Fict Company by deed dated May I, 1934, of income possibility with lix ups a) Cars der a rtutt ct a cran'e — 377 9150 ,'ur ,id WhiChdeed isrecordedmn Deed Book '"r'D)lr,,ck Rd. Sit Sun AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY plus a nice doublewide' trailer on rCre,Se o'r riconie o ii per cent. -. _____-. of :oriin,9from A I Agriculture, toM OF AL TAMON T E 11 Page 179, ICid public records and l5x15 SPRINGS, lot Only $73,000 Call 3 rs Marvin P Gassman 260$ Cozy trailer, 1 bed'om, mature IA. Light Industrial, at Said FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 2 URS turn, 12.000 Cash, 1)23 Mo that certain parcel of land acquired '0ve'5, ducks or drtkes Live, REALTOR Attoite', Margaret M.cta*k Trail, MIld Mtg Bkr, adults Good location, utilities $700 Call)?) 7695 Toes. Fri after classifica?jotn are described 'n thC 671079, LAWS OF FLORIDA. Fern Perk, 3 (IRS, SS,00Q Cash by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Scott, Eves. 327 754. 445 1647(71 Hr jaid. By week No dposlt 373 5150 mo 1 293 6735 7 3Qp Ailday Sun andMon to _________________________ oningordinanr,esofthecityoflake AS AMENDED, BEING THE company (Seaboard Coast Line 349S plt(Cordert for PiCk up later _____ . LOW DOWN PAYMENT Mary, Florioa, of the foilowing CHARTER OF THE CITY OF Railroad Company) from Jerusha Furnithedduplexw,th) described property tying Within the AL T A MON T E --.— Now Is your chance to own this SanfordImmedIate occupancy, s PR I PIGS, Curry, et vlr.. by deed dated August 30 Ai.,artments Rent bedroom Adulls,nopets nunicipai limits of Lake Mary, FLOR;DA. A 2), 1950. recorded in Deed Book 167, ________ apartments, furnished & un bedroom 7balhhomea erlooki CREATING After 1 30.332 3410 OCEAN SHRIMP Unfurnished FIorjda,ar, more tuity describedas REVISED beautiful Lake CHARTER AS Page 275. Said prc.perty is presently furnished 90$120. 32) 0086 t. Excellent i 'iii h0fl1(ft'li,,c.y IolIowS, towit: ....-.---_- -____________________________ PROVIDED BY CHAPTER 1a, zoned M 1 (Industrial) District. floor plan on large shaded lot. ,, FqAPIKLIPI ARMSAPTS, DupIe'i, 7 bedroom, air conditioned, Pitfasecall 303 530 4145 - All those lands tying 'n Sedan 71, LAWS OF FLORIDA; PROVIDING WELAKA APARTMENTS All parties in interest and citizens Only 125,500. Call REALTOR. ....._. 1120 Florida Ave adults preferred, 377 6670 or 373 111W Ist st .T2OS, R32E, Lake Mary, Flotidt, FOR A REFERENDUM ON shall have an opportunity to be Farm Frr-%ft p'odoce daily Virie' Associate Vic Glschler. Eves. 332. -" 3736650 'ge'scribed as foIIo*t, The' SOUth 10 QUESTION OF APPROVAL OF heard at said hearing, , oe'ornatoes, 56 OObOr Hwy ,4II 'çtiains of the N AVALON APARTMEpITS Of tnt' W I) of R E VI SE D C H AR T ER ; By Order of the City Commitsion Tobedrooniaiiartments, rI. W of I I 2 Bedroom Furnished houte. 2412 NOT JUST ANOTHER HOUSE-A ADULTS. PETS 'C'iovernmentLot1,LE5SttseWef30 PROVIDING FORM OF BALLOT; O theCityof Sanlor, Flid, this _________________________ tl8Onøp Orange Ave., Sanford. 373-0611. 118w home. ThIs isa charming? story fee': also the E 7304 Gi'rimcnt PROVIDING FOR FILING flrd day of September, $971. ----------'S 4 S I 'II ,,, 11W iurq Vl)tU LPIARTER living IICT1('fl, N Tamm, Jr. room, bedroom, I Bedroom home. $10 Month includes WITH 18 Help Wanted the 0mpletely remodeled corner of FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF Tbedroom duplex apartments bath, air. No pets, water furCity Clerk 04 the utilities. Hunting Reserve in kitchen, the cheery breakfast .ectton 19; thtnC N 00 degrees CurniSried or unfurnished 60' STATE, REPEALING ALL OR. fished. Security deposit. 1115 Cit1 of Sanford, Florida Osteen. 323 $141 — room, the new wall-towall car. So" c 135433 feet; tPiete N $9 Swimming pool DINAIICES 1320 S. Orlando month. 372-1414. IN Publish Sept. 27,1. Oct. 4, 11, IA, 23 CONFLICT; Secretary for architectural firm. 4eg_.__ petirig arid the many other 56' 31" W. 100.076 feet; ,. PROVIDING AN EIFECTIVE "i" Experience in same preferred )rienceS00drgrusII'so"w,32504J 34 features this home has. Also In. DATE. Mobile Homes Rent Large 1 bedroom furnished apart DEF.156 Good typing. shorthand and mag 'feet; there S 79 degrees 19' 0)" E. cludes nice guest cottage. US$00. Said revised charter provides, men?. $133 month, hat! utilitiet cara desred but not reguire'd. Large Travel Tr;iler, monthly, Call !10.350 feet; thence' P400 degrees 06' SAPIDLEW000 VILLAS REALTOR.ASIOCI.,, First arid lait plus depost. among o'her things, for the' creation PosSibility of relocation 3226163. lake' in campground, 377 6077 10" E, 119 71-4 feet to the Point of 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. Mildred Stemper, eves 3fl.Ig 1202 after S. and powers of the City of Altamonte tginning; also the lands lyirig in SANFORD,)23 7570 Springs, Florida; defines Corporate NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING GENEVA, I7'*fO', carpit, central Section 19, 1705, R3OE. Lake Macy, Stemper Realty limits, pros'ia,s annexation NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING air, heat, furnished on 2 acres. £'lorida,des,cribedaslonows. TheW Procedures, provides for a City TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION :,of t Netr St. Johns for boating, Central Florida's w ' West of Lake Commission with all legislatiy OFAPIORDINANCE BY THE CITY MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR fijhsng $175 34S50$7 Raid (66 toot R.W) LESS the powers vested therein COnSisting 0 OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. 122 4991 4Qrth 50 feet at the Soutri 160 feel f 1919 S French I he SI bers. COt (11 of whom Bedroom turnhjhed trailer, Mullet Notice 15 berthy given that a 372 7371 372 1496, 332 7i ttie NW ' of the SW '. arid LESS th4ii be the Mayan provides Lake Part, 5135 ma 345 5743 PuoUc Hearing will be held at the 372 1141, 372 $959 óegirining at the NW corner of qualification. election arid terms CommIssIon Room in the City Hall In Section 19,1205, R3OE; thence 559 off&ce04CityCommjs5.sfo,p, Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by theCityof Sanford, Flida, at 7:00 óegre.sS7'33"E1700.p9Ifee,afong (7: years and of MayorPent 'rig a mobile home at CAMP 3 bedrooms, I bath, corner lot, May o'clock P.M. on November I?, 197i, jeIinebetweenSecsionsiano iSto Commissioner for three (3) years: consider a reasonable offer, SEMINOLE Plopets.Noalchohol to conSider the adoption of an o' the West soc of Lake Emma Road Provide's for vacancies, methods Of '1271170 Owner, 3173750 dlnarice by the City of Sanford, (66 foot P Wi. thence S 00 deOmeet tilling same', prov;aes for adpot•o Florida, title of WhiCh isis follows BI' 11" W, 311.456 feet along tP* West t) of Ordinances; prc,vides that Mayor. Bedroom I' *10' Trailer. U0Month RAVENNA PAR K s'de of Lake Emma Road; thence CommiSsioner SnaIl be the hiof lflctud,i utilif let Hunting ORDINANCE PlO. 1260 leaving the West Side of Lake Emma executive officer of the City setting Reserve In Oiteen. 323 1141 1 bedroom, 2 bath, fenced yard forth oowers and duties of the Road, bt'aring N A? degrees 24' 2" AN ORDINANCE TO BE KNOWN ?d 769913 feet; thence N 79 degrees Mayor Commissioner; provides for A. A. MCCLANAHAN, BROKER AS 'THE AIRPORT AND AIR 3501W, 445.250 fett; thence N 00 37 Bijsiness Property nominitions and elections: provides SPACE HAZARD ZONING OR 372 de'greesO' 10" E. 119.714 feet to the for Commitsion dstricts and adFor Rent Nights, 32) 1167 or 3231001 DIPIAPICE, SAID ORDINANCE Fo'rr of Beginning, iuStmqOt 04 same; provideS I— PROvIDING FOR THE geewrat description being that land initiative and referendum, PrOvideS ESTABLISHMENT OF API AIR * 5 ACRE-OLD HOUSE* or between I I arid Lake Emma Road, recall; provides for PORT ZONING COMMISSION AS ____________________________ ____________________________ approsimately 1.5 miles south of mniscellanegvs provisions an AUTHORIZED BY CHAPTER Lake Mary Boulevard. transition schedule. 'I-" I wells. Good for farming, flea FLORIDA STATUTES, AND AS Central Heat & Air idd lobs of alt types, Carpentry, 'ThePvbIi Hearingwllbehetdat Conaifitn;ng Itttldrevitedcharterlsapproved — market or used car lot Locate'd For PITT REST iNN free estimates, Call Painting. Cement Work. light he City Hall, City of Lake Mary, by the electors of the City at the SET FORTH IN RESOLUTION NO near I-I on Hwy 46. $150 mo. Can floaraing4Groom,,g Hauling 3772645 Harnit. at SEARS in Sanford, 332 15, Flotidi. On the 11th day of Special referendum elecl.gn, then 1131 ADOPTED AUGUST 1771 _________________________ — SAID RESOLUTION Ph 37? ioi Novembtr, 1971. a' 130pm. or as sad charter shalt become efftiye (che Master's \ Mid'Flo,da AUTHOPIZIP,ç, THE CREATION So-vL thereafter as pOssible at *nicri January 1, 1915 House Painting, Pressure (leaning, OF AN AIRPORT ZONING COM time interested perle's for and Said special referendum election REALTORSOi'lari,jo " " Minor Repairs C J Bannister, Appliances against the proposed Change of Shbtt beheld on Tuesday, the 5th day MISSION. Cove - 1. Il Sfirviefi THIS ORDINANCE HAS THE (_________________________ --Of NOvember, AD SMALL OFFICE SPACE toning classification will be heard. 1971' FulILine&iApplii1nc Remodeling, Additions 1. wegair. ON RESERVOIR %imvlfiI eously with the general EFFECT OF CREATING AN ON BUSY STREET laid heiring may be Continued from PIANO SERVICES 5,i0El'tnic Co'tpiny Carpentry, Roofing, Cement election of the State of Florida and AIRPORT ZONING COMMISSION 306W 13th ST time to time until final action as LAKE Ail miliet, md. Players ?577 Park Drive, 3fl $56? FinishIng, Painting. Reesonabte, WHICH IS TO RECOMMEND TO t"v Q"tIilIgn to be voted wi iIl taken by the City Council of the City Tuninlg-Repa,r,1629500 Storage garage for remit, Sn4ç Dilly Geck, 3731707. pieced Cmtheb.lI*t at saidgeneral THE CITY COMMISSION THE of Lake Mary, Ftoridj. AuctiOn, 1700 French Ayp, 323AES8 election ateRre THIS NOTICE shall be posted i ,eiein •I.2.3 B*droom Apti. kitchen Bathroom Cabinett, _______________________ electors tfiret (3) public places within the •Swimmlng Pool Counter tops, Sinks Installation ZONING REGU CopiciI Of said Ordinance with AND THE City of Lake Mary. rlonida, at the D...... ri aysI1blp Bud (abell :725057 KAR TUNE revised charter Contained therein LATIONS TO BE ADOPTED flj COurts City Hall with1 Seid City, and U Hous,sfOrS. .inytimt' TO AIRSPACE "e' on file'Wit?ltheOlfI(e'OfthCcity RELATIVE pubtIst*d in The Evr&ng Heraid. a Webrinl.gttieGaragetovov 7 IFishin a BoitIn FALL CLEANING Ctetk aI the City of Allamonle HAZARD ZONING. AND FUR Tur*uo, electrical and diagnostic ne'wspape'r Cf general cfrcutation •Dlsposats Sprinq, Florida. and same may be TIlER 10 PROTECT AERIAL "Impac"Wash&spra Ktee'n the' Cty of Loke BUDDY'S service Tuneup --577.50 (6 Ficr'ji ec 10ACtu1 S OF ANY AIRPORT Exterior waII, eaves, patio, walks & rispect, d during the Offi,l HOME IMPROVEMEPI T t;rrC a? Itast 15 cta,S çr.cr 10 Cylinder cars), Coil 32) 9271 for an - • Dithwashers 'c busIness hoursoflheCityatlhecity LOCATED, IN WHOLE OR ltd aopointmt. SmatljobsWar,ted roofs, Remove, mildew, fungus, aforesaid hearing. In addition, Shrapes Hall from 1:00 a m to $ 0* p.m., PART, WITH,P4 THE CITY OF mud dobbers, wasps & spider 322'l)3I"LakeMary" 7 Bedroom, 1 bath house. Fireplace. flotitt' shall be posted in the area to _____________________ triro,.gt, Fr-day o, eacn 5e0R0, AUTHORIZING THE JERRY'S GARAGE Well fix your webS. 3220)91. Mond,y screened in front porch, fenced In be considered at least $5 dy proc car best for less, all work Carpentry, Remodeling, Additon, APPOINTMENT AND CREATION wt'ek backyard plus fruit trees, garage to the date of the public hearing CAk1,brx 'p quarantt 70! Frerict' Ave',321900 1h15 niDtiCe it to be pubiisheq , OF THE AIRPORT ZONING Custom Work. Licensed Bonded DATED October 32, 197i. and carport. Price $11,500. Free e,tlmtte 32340)1. PROVIDING The ""W ingHeral4Qnceaweekfor COMMISSION, S Kay Sanman. S'%I £I'I %I'SLMJUJIJ 365-5535 GUIDELINES AND STANDARDS four (1) Consecutive weel.s. and, . i)OHPINY WALKER Cily Clerk (i,iif ied Ads are here to help you Custom made Drapes and Bed ion. the P411cc fJialI be posted TO BE CONSIDERED BY THE City of Lake Mary. REAL ESTATE INC. RAw uuU. 'iy eIP rent or swap at a lOw .y the' City Clerk in no test than ten AIRPORT ZONING COMMISSION pre'a - F1orøa AND GENERAL CONTR7CTO4 Quality workmtnship \ OFF A IRPORT •,',t etu'.h.'tP ouplareynjrs Onrothy B?ss. 3-19 Si25 (IQI plac eS'nfhecorpocteIimitt04 IN MAKING RECOMMENDATIONS __________________________ THOMAS C. FREEMAN, ESQ. ". _ 14ONEn26437_Af.i.EJ. fl,Jjj _.iil .l I c li Sit 9993 the' City. T, THE CITY LAW OFFICES (W COMMISSION TO Can'l put the cat in tb-s garage Sell TOWI f" Itt (iT _____________________________ DATEI) this 2nd day of O'ctobr, ESTABLISH (IOUPIOARIES OF 'THOMASG.FREEMAN " / longer needed itm wIth a rn Iiirr.;? '-I' P rr;. b 'I) AD. I97 P0 Box 31 AIRPCRI ZONING 0ISTR,CT 5 - P1!iylliS iofUaIil (1Cf7 H-y 4)6) City Clerk AtImorite Springs. ADOPTING, AMENOIPIG, — place yours. olIn e City of RYDER RENTS TRUCKS P137701 MODIFYING, REVISING, OR OIL HEATER CLEANING Altar Attorr.ey fox' City CHANGING AIRPORT ZONING EconotiaeVanstoOie.scl Tractors CALL RALPH DUKES Fforiia REGULATIONS. Publith Oct. 73. 1974 PROVIDING ________________________ lday lycar 373 5310 373 5951 S PH DAVIS. JR. DEG lii FOP'THEADMINISTRATIONAND I ESQUIPI (A'pTy ENFORCEMENT OF AIRP0T II - -, STEPISTI OM, DAVIS 8. 'i ZONING REGULATIONS tnitf'ftØr Trim, Ptne'Ilng, CuStom 1 ' iii CREATING A BOARD OF AD Carpentry No lob too Small 'I' tCfp Bank JUST.S'(NT, PROVIDING FOR licensed 1. Borwect. 3) 547) P15(11 51.151114 . !L- 11 - _______________________________ 18 Help Wanted _____________________________ - 110 ____________________________ crammed at thit OHiCe' between I:0 Ads ______________________________ __________________________ I - - that 7 - Ev ening Herald, Sanford, Fl, ______________________________ 900 - -- Legal Notice Pursolint tO PUblIC Law 97500. I1Q6Qed in business at 412 Columbia Scton aCi ii u. Fecjoral A Altmonte Springs. Seminole Notice 5 herroy given thOt t PoHtity Control Act 11977 Amend County. Ftorloa. under the fittjtiOu PubIi hearIng wi!I be held at the -- ian nameot 3OBSCARPtNTRY. and fl%ts'it ttsagerscyp%asrer,iv , CommissIonNoom1nthec;,ypiJln 4 Personals application for cc'lif ?.On ts tr I Intend to register said name the City 01 Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 _____________________________ following project (s will comply With the Clerk 04 the Circuit Court. O'Clock P.M. on October IL 1974. to with the apcsicabtc ,iater qualify Seminole County. Florida in ac onsider the a s,rta?.cin of properly U.CFOWt1H A DRINKING ttand4rds of the 5tat of Ftor.a cordance With the Pf*Y!n5 CI the PROBLEM Prescribed l Chapter $7 3. Florida Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: EXHIBIT A Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Adrnlnttrative Code Stetion $65.09 FIorld Stitul 1957 Those certain trctt of land lying Can Help No S9 71 7 S Robert I Scucieri between 70th Street and Covntry (alt 42) ISt Applicant. Allen 0 MclCelvry Pubish, tx?. 1$. 25. Nov. 1. 5. 1914 Club Road acquired by the Atlantic %itt P.O 60. 121i Oesuiptlon- Dredge 1000 yards of DEC 117 Sanfora. ;or.øa land and improvement Company bottom materials from a section of from Frank I Woodruff, Jr. et at.. NOTICE OF SPECIAL Amory Lake,- Sections 3 & 1. 120. REFERFNDUM ELECTION TO RIO: Seminole County it recorded in Deed Book 116. home, and earn free Xmas gitts. All interested persons are hereby BE HELD IN THE CITY OF Page '63 of the public records of SPRINGS 3232791 informed that this agency Is COOAITAMOPITE TUESDAY. THE 5th DAY ON OF Seminole' County. Florida; Said ' sidering the issuance of a c-. tracts of land being bounded on the' NOVEMBER. A 0. 1971 Male to share car evpenes to Los tlticatlon to the applicant west by Southwest Road and on the 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERNAngefet Leaving 1st week of Nov Interested persons are hereby east by the vacated right of way of 373 In?, Joe Smith, notlfie'd that OfijectioM may be filed _____________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tnat Seaboard Coast Line Railroad within 20 days from date of thi5 tPse City Council of the City of Company; said tracts of land in Altamonte Springs, Florida. hs ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call lou publication Objections must be cludlrig, but not limited to. that Free, 6112027 for "We Care"-SObmitteØ n wring to the be0w called a special referendum election portion of Block A, M.M Smith's 'Holline" Adultt or Teens o be held in the City 0? Altamonte _________________ addreSs and must be tuppoi"ed by Revision of his Second Subdivision. evldene' w"ich ',ould indicate th5t Springs en Tue5ay, the 5th day lSALCOJOL A PROBLEM Plat Book 1. Page 101. said public November, A D 1974. the Subject projects It) would IN YOUR FAMILY' records, lying south of 20th Street Teqvestionto be votedon at said MvC an adverte effect on water and west of said vacated right of AL ANON election will be as follows: Quality standards of the above way owned by Seaboard Coast Line o' families or friends of problem PROPOSED CHARTER described waters, Railroad Company; Saving and drinkers AMENDMENT Details of the locations and plans Excepting, howcver, a parcel of land For further information call 47) 1557 OF THE CITY OF for the abee )fO it'd itt arid other Conveyed by the Atlantic Land and Of v.rte ALTAMOp,ITE SPRINGS, z - Friday, Oct. 25, 1974 Legal Notice UbLIc NOTICE TOWI4OMITMAV CONCERN - tOSfif),'( OJ DeLANO S N., I? * $ Ti,.,b DLa.d Cii 1) His Sa,I.qI Ph IH *341 �______ Mori Walker TLFBAILEY\ Th I ~ I I J i AOW' 6 HE OOTA7Z,)/4AI ____ ' ' h T14S 09APLAiN ugE LOOcJL - YEA)4 --- - Friday, Oct. 25, 1974 66-Evening Herad, Sanford, FL I -- by CARNIVAL _____ WIN AT BRIDGE""nomm"" -I I _~ P —, JAMESJACO8Y I tricks. So he decided to play his 25 p I n fl - J0 00 16 II I 14.. (( fl' _______ 0 by Dove Grous ALLEY OOP I' EASY, OOP! LIP4NETT THIS 'S OOP. AN6 4iS rT I ri's v FND) %f'•' T4EVI4AVE .1 WANT ?OU FOR I AM nRD OF BE WHIPPED 1EN T0 REMOVE A PLEASURE 10 kNOW SIQU TIMES 01t.1 THE WAV"tOU COLLE.CTO DID CUB W)4AT ISAID... \ EAST 4 AQ1072 's T K 103 y's fie led a club to d:J1 jack 4 108 54 ran king of diamonds. Then stopping In the rest of the clubs, I '1IPPIt\ — Edition / Finally he threw East In with a spade. East cashed two spade tricks and then had to lead away from Ws king of hearts up Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents - - -. .. ._-'-• / ____ 1 IcI 11 eiri ,. 67th Year, No. 58-Sunday, October 27, 1974 i his own hand. her vul e 1§199111il Nile; ! J happen.'Ibe queen dropped and to off. pay 63 4 J63 9875 Q10982 4Q SOUTh 4K954 Ti • j 643 - ;~ NORT1111 I DI - - 1 , t I P rogress 1974 ByOSWAI.Dand I - Diicck - ii!rj ,IF. . W-or-, ' Tto '!. M : !kv ,~ V. 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CAil'T &UE IT roC.iJ IT.iOOT €E'MG SCME 1DeqTiF<A'tiO4! t. a Iitisr h to four r ii. th uiat ii It was OuViOUS iD uUui spades. f hearts d hearts over our two East held the king What do you do now? , 4 P 4 I : ) \ t 0AIff.R N ,J L .ct..4ii-riø' I AMY /7 6 .\ I _VA (~l — I1JLuI — I . " ir I '-.• i11I '',? ') 7. r- - I . .-i, ._ . I ~t ' - - 1 7 I . . r ~M, ("~~ WM,Y.V_ I WAATS YM PRDBLEM, I __ J PETUNI.Al I i _. - -, .1 / iIIODII I t if . . . . i a A HI [ - - '- I 1' :' - __________ - J -' •' WRATOLJR FA%GRITE 16? GOQZJLLA.v ML}1C. WANT 10 KNOW I '... . I by Crooks & Lowre EflPJ 0, M*4C) 040 151 C, of AJYOJE' rE I 6' Pau -- -s __ ;1 ---- lml==J 9 -- . I M - .- - - - _i!1Xt - . : tk1 rr( 6 _1 I FRANK AND ERNEST - ' - I - . I = . _ - \ i?' Z_ - i W AN . . I Tr_ - ___ - __- i . - . . - - -$ - -1 A. - F I - __ I " - - - ~ _~7 T *I J) 0446%ve'le %lamat . - J~ ---...a ITS CALLED /NFL.AT/C4V' I - — L - .11 ' - . - - a _--- . it -- . .- hA 1IMT0 - - z'., Ij,,/ft - iI ~ 10-2!; 1~00$ . . 44 !4 — 11A — - ; LawSU*1t Poss* ble - ainst Annexation I • % 1..' '-- /f I 'If !: ,,You can pick up the little I - N attention, reaction, and L 0 . 1!.10 I -04 ID,)q J j• Herald Staff Writer If I.ongwood city officials persist in the plan to annex and rezone for commercial and apartment development the 40-acre tract of land at the northwest corner of SR 434 and Range Une Road, legal action will probably be filed by the board of county corn- missioners. • . - ssion Kimbrough said that the county commMon previously indicated a move to develop the water storage site would be met with a lawsuit. "Since th is area is a flood storage area for " - . 4~7 ,) 11 1 - themuldleofaontestcalled "horsecollar" right now. Some call it "cheaters," or "liar's I bluff," he has explaM. The A object is to fool your opponent . 4 '. -4.1 onhisscore - i. - 41 X . I 3_, L1 - r . ~& IL ty -- - r - , - .f . .41 t i f- ; .. - : r --. I t. 1. . . - i I - - 1_~ _f - - • — .; army-style, the man gricps the roundThcC1ock "quake" and slides it gently B 4A AB - _- -- - . ---- - ___ I . V . - . - _ r . "What'll you give me?" he demands- of the player at the other erxi, a man who Iooks like Horoscope .... ... I ...... -2A a middle-aged, overweight Obituaries .................2A - 14 - --- -----',- _________ -ik- ,J - 1 -e L- ----I-- __ ~~4 4 *~AI.Inda Moreno de Wellman workd hand in glove with felt, fabric and bright colored ya to cr te puppeU Punch and Judy would be proud to imow. fStory and Pictures. Nge IB, Women's Section.) WITH PUPPETS A - -- -- ---fl- = - tt-:-==-Lr-=T--==:--!. a-: - -" - - - -- - -- -:1 - -- - - - - - - :v * rr miql~~; _m -0 ,_ -'-' :i,," - __ -- • — -- - A:- -W- - , t L pp - , lu - . ri I- I ndex I - I -4 - , ' - ,- : _ HMO— i - _ __ . - 9_a!~ r ~_- - 6 ~ Y_._ _ -T 9; - 1L r- I . ., - , . - . -- -" . _-. - Island Lake and its development would possibly have an adverse effect on county residents and the roads around the Lake, we would have no choice, but to take whatever legal action is necessary," Kimbrough said.Asked if violation of the state annexation law would be a cited In the suit, Kimbrough said, "We will approach the matter in w ha tever manner is most legall y efficient." City council is scheduled to adopt a resolution of intent to annex the property at its meeting Monday night. The four-man council indicated last week it unanimously favored the annexation and rezoning requested by ex-county planner David Farr on behalf of Schrimsher Plumbing and Heating of Orlando. By[)IJNNAESTES Lake Mary demands guidelines or ii oints th ret' i Could ,c or S for zoning and Land use, and the And ther~s not a beep to be version of Elvis Presley. Elvis acquisition of & water system, runs his hand through his and he promised to give them found. Ile only lights on the entire slicked-back hair, and pretends top priority. Ile added subdivigame are smaLl ones on a glass to concentrate on the "quake," sion regulations, a trailer orscoreboard mounted over the which now looks like a teetering dinance and an animal control program asre also necessary. middle of the wooden table. rock on th e end of the board, "What'll you give me?" the When a player scores a point, His opponent, Burt Penn. he punches a small button on first man impatiently repeats. chiel,wasoneofthreemenwho the side of the machine, and the "Give ya' three," Elvis an. sought to fill the unexpired unit is registered on the lighted swers, "Three points." terin of John Norden, who The first man and several of resigned after the charter scoreboard . But, it's the players who do his cronies, standing around his recall vote signaled the discord the counting, not the machine. end of the board sipping beer, in the community and among And the length of the game may burst into laughter. the council members. Pennvary From a few minutes to a "Three! Three nothing! ,,, half hour or so, depending on Wh4it'll you gise me" Ekis stands firm "Three I the style of play I Sothegametsnotdesigned toldyn" .. . More laughter. The first to be played rapidly by one person who, oerwhelmed by playir grabs the side of the • •electronic illusions, sinks table, holding on to the point -' ' down air that eeryone knows you can't battleships, shoots 4 -. , planes or propells a small go beyond, and peers towards -4 - I '-r : beeping tennis ball back and the other end of the X forth across a video screen where the "ftee" still teeters. * "You'll gise me 13 or you'll while sinking quarter after give ine nothing," the first inan quarter into the coin slot. GN - In fact, shuffleboard Is more demands, in mock anger. A I 1 I of a cutural happening than a lianger cotiiiLi 13. ______ -I plained the future growth of - - VIP II '1 and down about 40 feet of slick concrete by a gaggle of -snow birds" - but the shuffleboard of the local bars and chibs. It's Roger Walstrom of Altamonte essentially the satne concept as Springs demonstrates this the outdoor ganie, though, with game takes lots of concentrathe main differences inherent in Hull A--- It representative of the Bakers between Wheeler, a Sanford chief said Friday he wants promote a new spirit of and Confectionary Workers baLlbondsman, and Sorenson, a By SEAN CODE herald Staff Writer -Tè 1 Fleboard of the city rcreation and motel courts, where large ______ 1* -.;;."), - . tion - ------. -I W/1#j , -_ -. going off and on." -Yes sir," he smiles, "shuffleboard's my game And it only costyoua dime" byPrank Hill i'iGR ScIN -----"!' -.,---- . I Z __ -_ - - - = __ __ _____ _ _ -It—_- _f__ ,W_=_!.., .- , , --- -------- .'i; sprinkled on the surface from time to time to give the game a there's only one of them which any kind of real Flyort at noUungsrealand:liou i ot j . ., . WA'IIi1i -__-' . I________ - :- —...j. -. I L) -L J 7 ;_ __ __ - - - - . ---W r, =~~ _; I - - - I . CLAM S,-4I.L-LS_1 ,_ : I . .. -, _- - - - _!_~ - ..-. _- - - - monsters have invaded Seminole County, particularly the bars arid game rooms. Matching players against each other in a fast-paced space age contest of eye and hand coordination, they appeal ) mostly to a younger group 'Tennis Tourney," "Hockey," "Pong" — they all rely on creating an illusion from light and sound and drawing the player into this illusion. And for exactly these same reasons, the video games hold "As far as your game J 14%f - _. KI __________________ li _____________________- - 1—'.l SHORT RIBS 1. - F - - - _- Ill 0 HAVING A Ii - _____ - I ....— Vf , __ ' _________ 0- I ' ' ______________________ I I - - Q-i~_ - iir - _____ , . I . . ______ 1 16 - ..X1LYZ I . i ____ t' (4" _____ ( . - i i i I Ci'1Of5COT I I _________ I ° " ___________ L osciloscope. the electronic _____ - ' 14 JEIIR 1 - ____ .. BUT /- i- _______________________ _____ I W E fiff 1146 CLII.?'RIT IT v.~ WIZ CON mAW PAL ; by Bob Montana ,..BLOW IN THAT'S "~ YEAH, BUT I Dowr I'm WHAT NVkKE 5* WANT TO 'I BLOWINC7 SUPPOSED VMLD THEY A TIPIAE 1 HOLES APjD, I CAN DC'? OURS INSULATION TO BE I HEAR ATTIC' INTO THE AN EASY NW IRE WAY.11 IS FULL WALLS -P INSULATINC7 OF YWR HOUSF1' TO SAVE OIL/ BATS! (3 RE 'ou ' "'i, " I "' -. -1 L CAPTAIN EASY - - u - - _m"W11116111111m;r ~' 4: t wiping the sweat oH his upper renewed swtftness. The small lip, "hearing them noises and "quakes" are heavy metallic pulling them levers. And what pucks, rounded and smooth to does It get you? Twenty-five travel on the wood with as little cents and the whole thing's over friction as possible. In two minutes," Looking liken cross be tween a te levision SCFCtfl and an - ____ 4 j 'I - ____ IOh e - -' _______1.Z:. - M _ :74_ -.,--.--__11__L_: '_'-_.t__-,, - - -;- 1 'lt doesn't even feel natural," the man added, 0 ' i:.) o s _,L41~ , _ , - C-' -'. gi'it.' ' A RCHIE I WAJITA JU5T LI KE-: ThE GHOUL M-wr MA;ZRIED . \ ' - . !~/N I I . q - tO- I AARDVAR - I :=-_--- - - ' *T ,• l . "111 i .Shuffleboard Bar St we , -- by Dick Carolli ' I, by Al Yon mr EALLY How FAR I I Return To V!) W Zt - Irw EN 'A mORN"G1 "_~ -yf . ,. _ -LOPE-CnAl • ç CREEPY- i . . 01 '"I ' — VINTHROP (IfT KNGW L.AsJ} ___________________ - I I _ I TOOK WOLLY"OCK. - 1 i I. pp.jç, pg 111EY PAGGEP ONLY 4 WS 2 MOM I ANP 1 ROTARVW.~GAWI WKkrA". I )j I All . . o LOOK TO . PRiSCILLA - . - PRISCILLAS P0' -4' - / 0 1`kt P.M L.AV CAMP 5flIJJ lrg g t ]i 'L, % 'i __ ~4 / owr OVEK CHAXRCE . %%t 0: I I.'" I v4RK AS rAST AS I I CAN, A?4- I DONT OVF-R- t CIVEA HEF. PE ." I i _______ r - ily one of the candidates for cooperation, calmness and re- Union, has been a I.ake Mary electronics firm manager. Wheeler emphasized he is a 1Ake ,%lary city government sponsibility. lie favors limited resident for five years. His post will run unopposed on the growth, with the city providing major concern is the future of running for the office and not its services on a pay-as-you-go the city based on the bickering against Sorenson. He said his Dec. 13 ballot. Basking In the central Florida sun, buildings of both old and new architectural design Wend into The OLD AND NEW The deadline for filing was basis, "as compared to the city of the council members. He business allows him to devote do%niown Sanford scene as the community quickens Its pace. Far right, the rounded roof of the city civic center anchors the Sanford City Hall across from Friday noon, and four political going Into hock and raising sees himself as a "good am- the time necessary to the duties Lakefront near the marina Al left, extreme FUTURE hopefuls qualified. They were taxes to provide those 3er- bassador of the taxp,ayers of of mayor. and also his job is the new, modern county courthouse. Center, the restored Pico building, once a hotel and restaurant Lake Mary." He agrees with closer to the community than -now houses professional offices. This view Is from First Federal of Seminole's new six-story, incumbent councilman 1.,Ou vices." 'a mirror-skinned office tower on West First Sb-es.. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) lilankenship who is seeking reMayor Hess will be seeking to Blankenship on the need for Sorenson's, which Is located in election to seat four, his op. fill Norden's unexpired tem. long range planning to provide Orlando. Wheeler adds his m orderly growth of the corn- business experience would be ponent Burt Perinchief, the choosing not to run for valuable assistance to the city director of the music depart- mayor's post again. She cited munitY. Mrs. Lillian Griffin, the only In arranging up its financial merit of Seminole Junior theobligatlonsofanewjobasa College, and incumbent mayor state rehabilitation nurse coor- unopposed contestant, supports affairs. A Sorenson, another political Margie Hess, who is campaign- dinator as denying her thetime the idea of more in telligent use , of tax rnoty, and economy newcomer, Wants to reconcile ing for the oue-year term o(seat necessary for the 'ob. She, too within city spending. She opthe forces in the city, still spht three, and her opponent, Marty cited the animal Bacon, a retired union repre- problem as needing action apd poses increased taxation but on the ctuatter recall Issue. This sentative. mentioned the necer.-ity of a endorses forcing the city to "get is neressary for a concerted more for our money." effort of improving the city and Two candidates for mayor, street paving program. The mayor's race is set future growth. 1,ee Wheeler and Walter SorenBacon, a retired international -son had previously completed By BILLBELIE.VILLI.. the size and material of .Ithe qualification process, as lieraid Staff Writer board and of the "quakes," and had the only unopposed canin the' variations of scorin9. didate for council seat two, The man was led up. He was each of which is called by a I Mrs. Frank Griffin, a political tired of seeing those new different name. it newcomer. Seat two is , -' tangled televisio n- screen The board itself is made of currently occupied by Del.ores . games with the sound effects, hardwood, varnished and slick i , and , and hearing how great they from many rubbings, _4 44" --4-,- " , . ,,VZ were. As far as he was con- measures about 18 inches by 15 -_ , . , ~1&,: , i ~, . specially cerued, they were just another feet. Canned, gin- A I- - Gr'nhIsI:"1H sjAws'Ipsi1Y MLL WSYA PEMMICAN VENEVICT . . - ,-- , .... 1 *.~ , ,.,,\ SOCKET Is . E!S yEg CWSEST WAd-A- INJUN SlrRWffR! I A. . -•-, rvIS AP1S?A'rCHFOMMYj - by Heimdahl & Stoffel . - SUNP Py,MRCV1 - ])B E119 Jr-) 4.,-( BUGSBUNNY 1 4Z1<) il 4 A= - - 14; -_; _ - -_ yan ___ O.- -- ; W . I _1.••___- I 1_~, ------°_' ' I S, TUMBLEWEED ( f I - 'r' '\\ HV' I I / . - L41P - p' - , -- 1. -) '---- \U .,-- . ? I \ .-I h r.. - f f ,f -. - -- - L --- - _'.: .1 __1/ tJ &,,~, . ~j. - - .1 '__:\ ,9 4 \ 11 (i 0 9,15 - - ' I CMACE Y0U EXTRA — . *4(1.111/16 I/s(, 1tY? t4E I . - 7 .---.-I I ,-7,v1_ 1 --~~_ - . - I I FEEL \ 1 '-'--' - --- __ ,:- - '- -LOO< C C~01_tKE iWE _ <1 ' ,4 ___ " TwE:ZE # CD :>0 YOU L4, U > T4E ç I I - 'j-.4i' \ \ BLONDIE _______ ~ ZVKtR.. m4TnhIl .Z \ T & I 'I, Nfrx camrel AVP icfigt .. *k ip -.I._41 i~ — sa -_ - by Garry Trudeau 7W 5 1 FOLD I -4 . i , U&I, I . - '' I!' !iI' irit t rhl1t r tiw from \u'u't 'hik the riot1!' 1AP l') -•' "• . , lio process and trim nuddktiian costs for food iirn portion was up $33 during paring. 111I(idlClflln L_ P•P. -L 'u%'',P .. The President, who is trying sell food at icr it leaves the farm between the farmer and con- the month, according to depart1 5 It! surner. President Ford has said ment officials. to hold this year's federal IS—i took a record bite from con. . '•i'V-... a Food prices are his top priority , he meeting next week was spending below $300 billion, will sumer grocery spending last . - . --:---------------r— ' ;I .1 ~7~___ ask Congress to share in the I I I P .or Month, the Agriculture Depart- in combatting inflation. -%10 _ ~ , - ,filv, - 1 _.~ . I "Od announced Friday by Agricul hard decisions on budget cuts, -tc,& .. #.21__~= !1 showed by USDA 'Me figures '_ merit says. '11111111111, I -per cen ur Press Secretary on essen In September, according to 'iI a1 o we . . s w as described StIiL.0 as an "inquiry said crease during September was USDA figures released Friday, I 'i: 2- ____IIRF_ ,~ In other economic develop. the retail cost of a year's supply due to a larger share going to into margins and barriers" inI _,~Ml__ MZ-W*_ 12~ I P rn'nts , ' of farm-produced food items inid'llev'en Of the total :n.r i s V .% ,.—_'-.--..r.ij nlv -General Motors Corp re, "-4 .-w jumped $25 to a record annual ketbasket cost, farmers re ' "r_ 7'• -I. Meanwhile, President Ford ported that third quarter profits; rate of $1,776 for a typical - ORM4, -, AV- ., _tr~_ .;. _ ... I I :_ annual basis, while middlemen I household. Vb __ - '.. partment.s and agencies a list of year due to increasing cost t,,uwz__ The I ord administration recehed a record rate of $1,053 %'b_!-,_4,,, plans a ineetinp next week to The Farm share was down $8 marginal programs that are pressures and sagging sales -z_ ''' WaVE HADA 9REri4ROUGH 6 ArAL .1-_ wift A. . % __ --- _ - DOONESBURY by Lorry Lewis - - Answer Tomorrow leave South down one before he CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 1 F k '\ u I 11 A L . South took. , 4 J TT MNFER .- - llllll~~ #_i~~ ~,T r, I RE r ;Mr-i "Your Juniof ilas wonderful manners! He apoWited to the police and firemen when theY Came. and led a third spade which - . - - - __*0 � 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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