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L, F I 8•1 1 I I I - I 0 11 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom J North Sanford, C:7 Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents _,~' - - ~_ t,Z I -..-, -.0-Z.- - . _!W I A ltamonte Hiring woora r ff . . , HeidS1fWrher - charte r, addi ng a cla use wWCh Id permit council to - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - withhold administrative powers City council's rejection of the from any mayor they deemed charter study advisory com. mittee I II \I U O T MMETTE FONICELLO 43D l A9( ( _ 4 ~_ = ,_4 I . X. `V t L~___912_ . Dorfman, a proponent of city I __ -1.4,I to ~ It- 12,7 4,$ ~ 'p 4 = 1,11k - - Y . i - 1 . .0 - *_ the November general election ballot has tanned speculation should choose their type of city e;_"_ I I he city council's represen. - r 11 Z~. " 1 -J1 I -~, .. 'I've stopped writing home for money South it . N ,?' I,,,...,r y -, ;_;,1y_a W r • _____ N, - is for strong mayor type originally had 15 I appointed by the city colincil, ___ A; - I get better results with a pe(SQnaI 3CdtdflCC - -'1 anager. z°rning Idb council last week Councilman Dan uorLman 12submitted rnembetoremained voted 3-2 to pk!ce on the CPUS CER with BIMO BURNS - lie 1st asked for a series of I work sessions on the propod charter, but cut revision 6 f . I" ABiJ ,, I .. Y . :'j' 1 fr - & _____ .. 41 . . . I £ ________ v. ______- f ; , ____ t••1. I 41 " • ' ____ ' 4- ' ______ ,, -- - ' , ..' .• simple choice. of city manager inonth tenure has expired but ., ~ or strmg mayor type govern. the group decided to stay " short when she said her group ment Donfman said the council loosely organized to see the wished to meet with the council NORMAN F LO D would fodow the mandate of the fruitsof weekly meetings over in the work sessions. lARF SOFFORD November election by placing a the period with numerous charter amendmentsbe placed 'it is our ball, Mrs. council. He said 90 per cent of new charter with the preferred publichearings through the on the baUot for ter adoption Richards," Dorfman said, the recommended charter la type of government on the election ratificailon with or without city council adding that the city council la good December city election bailoi approval, under no obligation accept Committee members at The charter proposal departh Mayor Norman Floyd and Councilman Cal DeVoney , the committee's recom greail} from other area city a tending Tuesday Wght'3 Councilman who voted with Dorfman on the mendation verbat . He said ch rs. It gives fmer charter committee nyto check committ'ee meeting left fuming mad, issue, attempted to 1k with that its proposed charter and and balance powers the member, opposed the move, threatening to take their angry committee members in others will be consided by the people. NO HA, HA... -- .417W 54&YS ECONOMISTS' i W .MhSS1A 5? flAa.QCL,1w They scheduled a 7:30 p.m. move Wt December, after ." Swofford's defeat in his bid for ,s re-selection, to strip Floyd of strategy top1acethecharteron administrative powers and the ballot manager. "We'll go the petition Dorfman abandoned the plan method, said members e iii IT ONLY LOOKS LIKE A CANNON after protesting Citizens filled group. Actually It's a new, thicker gas pipe that %III replace 1,100 feel of Pipe supplying 929 to Florida the council chamber. Under the state homerule PowerCorp. power plant in Enterprise. New government regulations deemed the re Councilman Hel en K e yser ' petiti o placement necessary and these Florida Gas Transmission Corp.,Aorkers are preparing to also added fuel to the fire by signatures lay the first sections cent of on Dirksen Drive. suggesting that the council registered voters can require accept the advisory com- that proposed ordinances or 5Sff 7 /NAr9 ____ 1EY &r ~ -- ILIV M55 C4442,05.. '-_1 61A* ,4 t&-IW~)' ft"- I ,.-/ . ~ _I N i Jo I I III, -. -1 JUUUS I AND rrQEALLy 111, WOS ' TWIS NEW ,, MARMASE- I'' ¶ ts, ,,/ 1 S I 11 f I ___________ 'I ______ I \ WILL A REY __ ___,_1r__ Eg TH AT ThE 5P -. t4 k I I I I ________ / A ____ I FER A pEg . - SE YA I I I I G A I, V r HAPPED WHAT% ONEK I MIND \ I 1A! 'IA 1 ' f f/ III ____ I - - - ______ 1 \. ...., - .~ ;~~-sss- I !V ThE DEEP $J SLIDING DS') .' `10 . ITNATgs, M OEAR' i you 5-0? "_~ I ____ . , ~_- i * -; ... _~ w N MEEK - - 1 - / 1 "OE 6,C - It- ...- - ' - ' ' / , -, __ ___ 52 , ~iy_ __ " is t= -=Ms FRANK AND ERNEST $a.w so ____ by Bob Thov.s IT$ HARD c i ------ by Howie Schneider ____ I -. 79 'I J / 1 - 1 0) IL , ' 1 C*, ( Z : ! A V0,W) road program, Other major projects on the Yarborough, to the laughter inchiding a p0,000 matching agenda include 5,0O0 for Ike of both commissioners and the - _J n _ I . ( Iund emergency paving project Howell Road near the Winter said that since at forSRAfnSaord,hasbeen Park border, and U $2S,000 job audience, least so per cent of the county approved by the Seminole ( was mapped by the government County Conlson, to Thskawilln Road. as "flood prone," even such Half of the money to be exTo be reviewed are par. simple things as livestock ndcd in 1974.75 will go ticipatlon requests from Lake feeders would tall under the bYF Fr nk towards a$3,000partjdpation Mary anti Longwood, corn- federal guidelines. project with the City' it issioners said. Adopted was a 11 9M MiRAGE,(cw&,,y ) AltamOnte Springs to upgrade $3,000 progrwn for lottike .Mary Nelswender, also laughing, htOntgonwry Road from Sit 436 to UnIorove Second Street from said, "usft reason may not 4W?ff IN / I I alito SR 434. . 1, Lake Mary Road too Fifth apply when you're dealing with )\~~ ,LAS - VEGAS, I Other city-county par- StreeL the federal government." ticipation projects, for which ~ -~~. I,ongwood's requests, Both inen agreed Wt an ' - V ____ J ____I f.; _________________ Is c . I .; .- V-___,~ ~ I —: MIRAGE 1W . , - I DON" MAY$& _V_.1 40, b T a 6 g 8 ,,, E~W SEEN ~(~ D 1RUNNIN6 F" SAIVAT05to .-, r7__ - V_ COMILL r1- 17 I 11±:.Jj ' 0 , .I 1 --4),,, i V federal rules would require ane roofed or four-walled structure to be both flood-proofed and elevated above the high water C%C a NOW"D FUn s Approved / ' ~Sco / SHORT RIBS -Soc I NF f i /, / _______ ; .I & - Mt - - r 0 I - . I I i It 4 ---T, - ; utm - ` "' ______ NAVAL ' ,. - . . ,Semfnole County corn until Oct 8 further con eligible for $100,000 coverage, missioners attempted to gain sideration of an ordinance was set for Sept. 5 at 6 p.m. #federal flood insurance required by federal guidelines The major stumbling block to protection for the unin. Wore the insurance can be corporated areas Tuesday made available. adopting the ordinance ap. ' nit, but ended up nearly peared when former cornAn initial work session drowning in a flood of protest controversial pr6poml, which inissloner Ed Yarborough stood from agricWtural InWesta uver could make gingle lamily end began h qucstioning the the "fine print" in the proposed dwellings degree of control the county ible 000 . program. would exert over agricultural The board agreed to postponeProperty mdrj out buildings and minor structures • County Planner Roger Neiswender reluctantly con. ___ ____ / 'That 71 I - - VIP - ~ - __` IL EE - - na -- y h _________ ____________________________________________ Asolooss " •. A6ALWASNICTOHEAR/ I I .- ' ' , _____ Insurance Is a cw Wr - ' THANK You, MAX. COMPLIMENTS ________ LA t I 66E T' YOLf C) LOOK A RUC'PV - ' rI I T' HOLD V' fe$Zr- A1.1. PJI6Hr.!_T" ItS RiC)lCULO. UM -. er : by Marcia & .. " • by tate _____ AKAMW %MM CAPTAIN EASY s . ' A X3;1 . t ru , '.., 7_ ________ 6 away Jaques $lO,XO annual salary and adminis. trative powers. fidmits, one from A&ustant Williams would not permit use will have to rule on initially, SUte Ally. Claude VAn Hook deleted) judge won't try any of Of the statements In court and before Possible appeals court Our Case3 In our Icharac. conilneport published in said he had twice warned The long festering feud LaCtlon,WilljamssajdIcann Cl' i ening 11er: u: il terizaticn deleted) court g rt c mittr' between Slate Atty. Abbott nuuenç ow WjiIlwna called the har t again of Fn cnwider Ic lntrrogak Herring and Circuit C6rt 'Hower, I do not believe the Mlamonte case As Staley and his entourage w messes in U ss" absenc of a anyThing would be wrong A ' Judge Volie Williams has " I rid co'npared the state at. 1t etor paed through the hallway, in vicious war of obaerfng that the rule under urney's tacti to those of the Julian said, I heard him lIerrin s motion toppd off by a demand to which the mouon was filed Russian secret polic remark we ha%e the grounds disqualify V Williams also con- a requirement that Herring -_ that the judge disqualify I,s now." Julian said Staley was . Williams made the &mments tai ned a n affida%it revealing m itLL certify that it is filed in 41 ;~~__ after it was revealed'that Chief details of last week, s . dosed good faith." Springs political corruption If • I Investigator Jack Fulenwider door confrontation Herring . Williams' prepared display of hinlseli had subpoenaed a key wias, says he asked the judge if he s Herring late Tuesday filed a ment, handed to newsmen wanted him munity fm e ver said, "that he did The outburst came after motion and two affidavits not like by his secretary Leslie Jones, .- prosecution in the presence of the way I was running Williams reduced to manmy uems,ui Williams remove -. . office suggests that Ms. Jones and . his attorney, then called him slaughter a jury's conviction of in and was going to get a piece of County Bar Association hinr,elf from the case bechuse, "m i without his •f 8 d a man for second degree Pre - d in Herring's wos, the judge 'ul -f:-be .. murder ir the shootino death of persuaded turn to waive theWilliams replied, "Hell, I put lacted on matters which mit "has show prejudice against . , / Immunity another man by we defendant s ,• that in the records," Herring's affect the "good faith"requ ,- --.-the Slate in this cause making wife The witness, suspended affidavit says, W1 11S ment of Herring's motion. Altamonte Public Works "It disturbed me p so ll Williams, a 16-year court ZOR According to Ms. Jones, a M ABBOTT HERRING BIll cing the conduct of numerous litnitedto.AbbottM. Herring..." Director Don Bundy, was in. veteran who has announced he year-old former secretary to the AI FY because the Judge had made a members of the Slate AttorJulian,Herd, contacted by the ruling, and when asked to ex- anything "Mr. Staley might The demand was backed up dicted on a charge of perjury on does not plan to seek elecUon public defender, Assistant Slate Evening confirmed ney's staff. including, but not by the legally required af- the basis of the sthtemen. when his term Ms. plain his reasoning, had done have said or might not have today Atty. BIB Staley last Friday inJones' account, saying he was so," Julian said. said. said he has asked for a state her presence called WiWams an standing in the judge's waiting • probe of the situation. Staley today refused to one name and said the room preparing to interview a comment on his report "I have this date written U ' The decision to tile the judge "is never going to any Parole and probation officer statements, saying "I Florida Judicial Qualification criminal cases here again." motion to dismiss is my when Staley and two assistants think it would be proper... Any decision. The inception uf it Comnston requesting they Ms Jones told the Evening came steaming through." comment that mit be made came from me It is not a inquire into my Judicial Ilerald that she heard Staley Julian, who had just argued a ought to be made by Mr. decision by any one in my of. • qualifications and waived U • I make the remarks as they case befo Williams against Ilerrmg ' I secrecy proion." A fice nything Mr. Juliar1 might passed in the stairwell leading Slaley, said "to the best of my Herring today In Titusville a to say or anyone On the actual motion to from the Judge's chambers to '' .° '-.---\ eu ., -, 11, ____ ____ i I I'm WEARIN& - 1. city halt office manager by the city council earlier this week, said the move was . ' I our - 11 r s e i~'( ______ ia - .~:i_"I -- / • i WELL, HF45 ME:ow! MEOW! ______ J I I 6-27 I ~_ - _______________________ by Al Venn, 10 i Made in the interests of efficiency since Jaques is no longer serving full time. I -- YOu'Rf IWOW E U GET (3ETTING Yo FZ .') FIGURE! ' II M TRE MONTWS LOLR I / I 1 __________________________________________________ I 0 -- /.S'& . - - _______ ' '•' /. (Li PRISCIL ME SEND (JENNY LU ) - - ' PRII' POP , I I I 0 m spacious city hail office today into a smaller office to be shared with the city building inspector on City Clerk Onnie Shomate's orders. . •' I KPM, /4 f , 1- . _____ It 011 . ,P i HANDS? - - ____ rrin 14 OW-R.,# ___ _____ ' I — b by H.imdohl & Stol BUGS BUNNY 0 " ____ /____ ~ - ~~_A EV M4IL TAAE5 E LONGWOOD - Mayor Eugene Jaques' personal and official belongings CHRIS NELSON ,: ____ - - - ; . _____ 1, -' I ~k T; Lot Falk and Sy Barry r! AYERi ( r 11 -1 THE PHANTOM (__ C' (0 A`614 I ~ I " ,_./J - - Youn ENEVER W E AGT I JUST WIT M WITH IT / It Jaques Relocated ns f - _. I. I Chic MIS CALLED ,04101 ~ III N. - ~ I , . , ',,, ____ I V . __ - - - byLewis HEY, S.'4Rfr, YOU ARE YOU SIGNING DUM IN ThE WRONG ECONOMICS LINE .0I MAI HAJ . -SO F 1 . council = kT-_--4,w ,, 4 K Q J 1054 85 + 32+74 After that dub opening the r OU (it) Wha, bidding moves gently to a final A -JUSt bid four spades. There contract of two diamonds and is little chance that you are Inks South as no trouble making the ing a slam contract with an overtrick. TODAY'S QUFlON Suppose North opei One Instead of bidding to spades spade. There is a real theory in your partner has rebid to two back of this spade opening. hearts, What do you do now? North wan to be sure that if Answer Tomorrow I athoroughtonngfrorn gue former supporters. _ - a , . ' (~Ivt 1 h bidding has 1n West 28, 1974 S - I 1111111i __ 0 ~. - n - . - , I You. South. 11111d (W KWW ..4r""- *1Imp%, 90~, I bou t(Stablishing aior choice of which suit to bid when you hold two (ourard sui. kn thus re c1ub Uie rule is easy. Even the most / . .s .11~0t n I.L~ - "I "' 11. . I L'~: C b= 1=1__ -m - - going down several tricks at some horrible game contract. n 6—Wednesday, August — ' .,v ____ - II7 - - diamond response. Tha t is a forcing bid and the chances are Last South No. Year, 4 and a club or diamond for down one -- . -_ "Ii . Both vulnerable ~c (* .,T\ 27 4762 93 ~~, __,"~ I I () 671 - defense will start with five 4ig -4,10962 heart tricks and probably Q102 +J75 . 11A T Til 10 be the declarer. If th North will pass. He may make It. If he doesn't he will complain about bad luck. (hut South T.1 7 2 +73 4AK84 0 ___ ALLEY ()0P ,, - ff anycne does play spades he will 21 VINATIS HE WA ),HE CLAIMS HE'S IN - ,./T EW / JAIES JACOBY ... . t - Turner F"""""""""""""-1 I B OSWALD d Z 4~11 -'k 0 BRIDGE ___________________________________ ( 5' by Dick CARNIVAL - Walker Mon / PLE - 1914 Tuesday, August 27, - JI -- - - Het did -. - (characterization cannot be prejudiced by ve . , .' rima , - TAMPA , Fla. (AP) — A newborn baby girl who w is the palm scrubs of an in sect-infested vacant lot is do well, officials say. The infant, found luesda% and temporaril given the name "Jane Dee" by police and hospital officials, was listed in fair condition at Tampa General Hospital. 'Her Vital signs are good and she seems to be in normal condition," said hospital director Julian Rice. IV infant weighed In at six pounds, se%vn ounces, other officials said, Doctors said the child I House staff, was running tht ic e 1%9 to join the eabinet of for- publican gubernatorial nomi iner President Richard M. Nix. nation, tn Jay Hammond, lead of nearly 31 In balloting for a nomination to the Senate, incumbent Mike a gwde, co lead oer three nals on the In Oklahoma, where prinmry servationist and former state vutes were also cast on Thes. Senate president from Naknek, Birch conservative, state Sen. day, House Speaker Carl Albert claimed victory early today. C.R. Lewis of Anchorage, held a nailed down his 15th con- Fonrer Gov. Keith Miller was nw lead over state Senate secutive term, and Gov. David runningsecond. Two other can- president Terry Stiller of Fair. Hall's for renomination end. didates trailed far behind the banks for the GOP bid. ed In failure, three leaders. inOklahoma,bertwoneas. Oklahomans also apparently With 16 of 441 precincts re- ily over two Democratic rivals rejected a controversial porting, Hammond had 3 in the 3rd Congressional D proposal to legalize pari-mutuel otes or 52 per cent, to 247, or trict in seeking renomination to betting on horse races by 26 pe' r cent, for Miller, who was the House, and he has no Rt. county option. In Alaska, an Hickel's secretary of state and publican opposition in the Not. initiativc to move the capital from Juneau to a more ctn. when Ilickel moved on to Wash - - li~;. '- __:; irz . __ ., - irrelevant." ',=*7,~&i: =- "W"Oz—, ,--- .. ! 1~1% ._r_ ~- ~__itIlf_.___j --47,A; , 7- 1~_~"~ - AI ut CLOUDY . C h -Rn__,;A I _1 !I,_ __. ... . ., -. - .- r _.___ ____-_ -- 7 ~_~~! 7. Ilickel. who was fired by Nix. challenge by Don Wright of An. his 2nd Congressional District Former Interior Secretary n o after he criticized the chorage, an Eskimo who is seat to try for the governorship. Wal ter J. Hickel has apparently former President for isolating president of the Alaska his bid to recapture the Alaska - -, . , t - t. - -: F__io else is Improves - ,, , .. _,- ec ions u In. fan,f .' . 0 Deserted , - _- Ior . ( . , I .1 Index \rouid'1eClk Bridge Ca lendar C0111, CS .. Vrw, iword Puzzle . 4: ll, 3A . IlA WA t _.. -_ I -_ -=- - �___ __ -_ _ 2A.-Evening Herald IN BRIEF N P ;. Evening Herald -. whit H ws ANGELES (P) "I know hat I have to do," Patty Drink Hearst said in her most recem the Mute House these days. ground. "My comrades didn't "Tha' that drink."'President F d inquired a th e Cabinet room when some of his econ die in vain IUll feel song and determined fight" advisers sipping an apricot-colored, iced drink. Iced tea and peapp1e Juice, came the rep!). - f?I9 ,., I #a • \t' \\ F H 1\ Ni I) r (itt flit f iroscrss Uit $1 6 bi ll ion Bay Area Itpid Iransit s)stcrui has %- t.n state approval to open its final link, fivc years late The system is the nations most advanced macs transit operation Bay Area Rapid Transit engin eers 1 Tuesday by convincing the California Public Utilities Board th at an electronic system could safely dispatch 80 miles per hour computerized trains through the 3.6-mile under water link 0u The transbaV lube, 132 feet Writoath the ba%, will open Of. ficially on Sept. 16. _ ii __ W HIN('ToN P - The Ford administrat at'i on thee hernispc hen embargo g diplomatic iniormants. - - .)0 , PPO or according 0 The policyreappraisal comes in the lace of mounting hemispheric pressure for an end to the diplomatic and ecronot-mic sanctions imposed against Cuba 10 years ago by the ation of American States. Presently, seven of the z3 OAS'member haverelations with viulation of the sanctions. Costa Rican Foreign Minister Gonzalo Facio said on Tuesday there are more than enough OAS votes fc;r lifting the embargo and he Predicted its end within two months. Sources said. however, that American acquiescence on ; ~ i i I an end to the embargo would not necessarily be a prelude to a normalization of U.S. relations with Cuba. I ~ tDr ;tø •.. he has not been heard from since. __ .- - . - . •. ' . - T"7K Il raiting Ju 'hter . _~- , -A ________ 14 ,10- /' _________ Bay area I _. Z 4 %.4L1Q!~* 4 7& 7r1 1 K - counted the reports. The last reliable sighting of Miss Hearst was on May 19 F 4 . _, - a crediting "informed Latin American sources," claimed that Miss Hearst had traveled A , - - _. - - - ~ 31 ~ ____ fill _________________ -- - - - - - - £. 4 - - -, - - - IIIp - . ... !•' ~ - - ~ - ~__ -- -. NO 'N BRIEF Italy's President To U.S. WASHINGTON i All I — President Giovanni I,eone of Italy will cme to the United States next month to talk with President Ford. Jerald F. terHorst, White House press secretary, said On Tuesday that th e visit will give Leone and Ford a dmce to review current WM involving both counVies. President Ford issued the invitation, renewing one extended months ago by former President Richard Nixon. owned by Mildred Long, Tropical Avenue, Chujuota. Two bicycles valued at np. proximately $125 each stolen Tuesday from home on BOYCOTT HERE ____________________________________________________________________________________ Ocean Grou 4 #4 New Zealand Leader Rests WELLINGTON New Zealand. (AP) — Norman E ~ ,as entered a Wellington hospital after being ordered to rest for six seeks. It was not known how long he will remain hospi talid The only bulletin issued so far says that Kirk suffers from persisting symptoms sim0ar to those which forced him to rest for two weeks in May after an operation for varicose seins At that tmme a blood clot settled in his right lung, giving r ist it' a condition similar to pnewnonia Ten da)s ago Kirk contracted what was diap(*ed as gastric influenza. Turkey Rejects Red Plan B) The Associated Press Turkey h3s rejected the Soviet proposal for an I a nation ference on th e fut ure Meanwhile, the Greek prit government asked for United Nations Security Council niuig to discuss the plight of the 2D0,000 Greek Cypriots reported driven from their homes by the conquest of the northern third of the islan d Foreign Minister Turan (unøs toW dor to Turkey that the proposed pa.-ley — ich include the 15 members of the Secur Greece. Turkey and C'prus — might set a precede nt for unwarranted Se!urity Council Werference. It also might prolong negoliadorts. Gunes added. unes reiterated his government's position that the future I C prus pruc r u I b deuc.t d in r.t, "titions between y the Greek and TurkM Cypriot communities along with Turkey, Greece and Britain. tl~e guarantors of Cyprint independence wider the Islands 1960 independence treaty. - ' smonauts eaving pace Co - I Ir . I I C ~ MOSCOW iAPI — fAss than 40 hours after they were hurtled itoear.hobit, two Sosiet cosmona uts • d the So)-uz 15 spaceship are concluding : d preparing to~ return to earth, Tass repwted tooday. The Soviet news agency sWd commautx Gennady Swafamv and I,ev Demin had made many approadom to the ed t 3 boratory, "made ob. ,. ons of the approach to the and . the other spa ceship. iA h ich wa. ,ntupJunt,25. Quit Habit SPRING Mdler foundou' ta'a 111. r' Jim 280 of his 700 employes smook d. So he ,, Quit Smoking and has warded with $50 bills the 10 who managed to stay off cigarettes for a year. 11lie 10 who stuck it out were members of a group of 36 em- poyes w e pledge. They all work at Intermatic mc, a timer mannfacturing f irm of w hi ch M 11cr is p1"I thought p1 was sensational, a fine percentage to make the move h. to kick," said Miller, who stopped smokyearsagoa age "d thought it was great that 10 lasted it out to win uW $W ." Ile said the 36 names were printcd each ssek in thc office Tasf said. - nckir Uxe program Of the second day. the conQnautsrnadeexperhfleat5tt,perfect the tnIquevf . Piloting th e ship in different flight regimes ... - . ATHS AUGUST 29 Sout h SW Sc D.4 After Wreck teachers 1 230P m. [AMPA, Ha (Al ) Troop out ranged from to ,nr& Certain qualities are Imrx)rt1I ni in any "rofsion ' r - - struck by a car being driven by li 'nnie Lee Fox of nearby Sef- ram Tramc signal on Hwy. 11.91 % n,,, l Ita -'"')'1 37711 'o0)%ffi1)#t0n Ra!ej by to smoke theY will add years to their lives ". "'Y( —I — . iy R EG 4 49 - N 3 FT. X 5 FT. i. - AMERICAN FLAG . . Amord, '."' 7 --------------~ Qb oit 3 /4 , % " iC,o1f 2 - I / .1 ----------- ............,-.•.. . ,; 88 -1. \ ill -____-_~ GALLON v.-.. JUG _.L l. ; 79 'i" ' REG 99 97 0, 700Cr c \ -' - PAPER q c RE(, 1 j -.! ;_t;~---~IrZ.!ij: 22 39 %'iijq,_~~ - .. -_ - ' ZZ :' CANVAS ,r. t`~J_l .. '.. . - - DUTY HEAVY zf'It ; -' T' IIIIII - ORPtcgL 1UU 00 --- CUT — 3IA M.P. SELF PROPf[LED t PU%CNI C HOLIS - RIG IS, 'ITS rw l. 1 ' \1' ~ ~_- __:;1_____-_ - -:~i_~ -- -- ___-_.. _-__._._-, __~~`w--_~__i7~._m_ 78C 1. ':. 77 . . . • B=BwQ GRI CHARCOAL . ~ \(. .. 22-INCH PORTABLE 10 LB. BAG oull1 I , I 1O14izt1 i'i i r ipi RECORDER 24 :°.":'. 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Cdf r4opr 9 ' ' ' GUMMED 0 rue 88 " BINDER IJHRAISCpt.23toOct 22Oncesouti,i%enttended to regular 1utes,g('outa nd enjoy the company of congenials. Take no risks where nioney is concerned. fie wise. SCORPIO 1 0d. 23 to Nov. 21) Try to straighten out an%, in is unders landing between you and those at home. A good (Lay tO start a new project with right allies, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Approach a new all)- an awa reness o IE 88 I rJJUVMw Ll XIBLI! CO. 14 - ti-,,o I I I,end a helping hand where needed. cu 1 . STEAM-DRY IRON I ARIES Mar 21 to Apr 19 Plan ho to gain )our finest desires of a personal nature A good friend can help you to get ahead sociall) Show that you has e poise TAURUS(Apr. 20 toMay 2o) If you listen to what an expert has to suggest, you can become more successful In your career. contact persons who can be of help to you. listen to what an ex. pert this to say. Think logically. IF YOUR CHIIJ)IS 1301IN TODAY . . . fie or she could easily :` _," ".nlft .-A J77y I according 10 the American Ca,n. Cer Society If they continue not vesWators were working on the case Tuesday. they came acr(ec the body of Miss Mcdx. 11!r ~ S •?I i , RUBBER BAN Discuss your aims with good friends. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Make plans for the future and ,.GRAMv1-"N Ak..)W (hr,%fm,. 3 . . . . . . . GRAY ,.,; I I . 1~ ____ P EG . . LAWN FURNITURE TubjIi, \'ç; it" øl GENERA!. TENDENCIES: This is a day when you would be wise to modernize and tone up your surroundings. You are now ip ab!etogetsomerelieffromtensionsandstraln.Gettogetherwfth ___ IU. ,i E LAWN CHAIN '..' ' " , __________________________________ ORGANIZ . . . . U need and become more dynamic. fie logical, _________________________ - __ tfflJ,y A nd 488 WESTAB that only tone perwn was on the ittf , I .1 ALUMINUM & WEB FOLDING , ,• 1974 . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll IAW~INTS JAY FLEXIBLE ARM betseen you and your mate VlH(,O (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Tr) to cooperate more ith associates and be more cheerf ul. Take the heal th treatments YOU _______________ --- I REG 10,199e DESK LAMP --,--. - TOOTHPASTE o'1 classrooms. Old students go to posted on doors. cafeteria hi Parents invited. a.m., sa,,er Motor Inn. 29, 1111111111111111111111111 BEACH " 69 COMBINATION LOCK your appearance and then go to social activities that you enjoy. I`Alf,ifird 0.1-f or anil Sund,iv. I ' through the weekend. 1.)7nan High School orientation, 7:30 p.m. New students assemble in auditorium, School open house for parents receive schedules and visit and pupils, classroom lists COLGATE . e .1.; 49 MASTER ineet teachers. Classroom lists TUBE I I, - . ..' Pine Crest Elementary Ci'Iflt! ___________________________ K ' I FUNERAL HOME I I I)* W. Airport Blvd, Mile .. ilumjflum FI BULLETIN BOARD aims to associates, you will get full cooperation. Don't let anyone especially f,. , OZ. " I "" - DURABLE CORK I (Ala 21 to June 21) Find newer and better projects through which to advance in the future. Learn more about a fun tiobb) and make it more en joyable. J MOON CIlII,DRF,% (June 22 to July 21) 11 you use new me th ods, you can handle all th ose obliga ti ons a head of you quick!) and well. A Ise friend gives good advice 110 (Ju]) 22 to Aug 21) If you are explicit instating your - Sun&W HemM . ' ER, for Evening IferAM S iiiiiiiiiii - "W'. ; '/ _~ - 1 ,'-..,. .' I - mirge 3 0 2 I I,., ;.. -, the investigators had thought Untfl the second body was round Tuesday, (officials said, - SHAVER..,.,=, i 24 FOR i BALLPOINT PEN LIDCffDr I I tint r - _,:" -. ..11, - _________________________________________ on doors t'r' Apr% 1( eIWY, Co. Of Oviedo, who doed lumday voolll be held at 11 A.m. lhursdity iI Oviedo tinilcci Methodist Church with Rev. A ArAdford Dinsmore otticiating impact ' ' t open house for parents and st ud ents, a.m. to 1 D. M. meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal School open house iOn m to I p.m. for parents and pupi ls to ,. ' N PAPERMATE Ili N , ,,, I (lit and inchided two women. Wherl On yar en&d, d"cam into mWrcycle. A ~Iorlda Highway Patrol my off1ce and slIgned a cerlificate that they had not sportsman said Ronald E. Royce. 2.1. and Beverly Canipsmo e wo IN11 Mertz, 22. ,Aere kifled late made it, but admitted that dur- "1 tw th 10 winners MEDORA School MW I I I 1111111111111111111 nds and enjoy the mutual pleasures that appeal to you, IHid they make his service 2393 S. W. College Rd. Ocala 9-5 ' REG 10- , ,U 't a 1, ,- your reputation is concerned Think ('PflI(')flN Dc'. 221 J- - 20 Plan time t) 1 1 our property in better condition. Listen to the suggestions of a 5 Don't argue slt1i mate tonight AQUARIUS i Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Do whatever will improve ion. thrown iome distance by they got the newslotter," saW Miller. "The ages of the 10 who call Proollu"All al" OPEN I NOULCO ' 4 Church, Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. . ders'andini b' and persona I concern. W. L. Gramkow '..%I',.. II - ~ 0 - L'I H ppe r El Ho ementary Sch ool I (- Very familv. their names, those who didn't torc}cle rider almost missed got $50 Tuesday. finding the body of his co mpan. all the surkers 'ovked at when — ~r"_ - PEG 1 19 .:,I " ,'' nV .., LI" ( . LIMIT FOtd,l,,IAC, ese quahtit!s, Funeral Notice ca LIME a m all persons interested In hool ki For Thursday, Aug. Mayo, Woodrow, and 71toeodore newsletter. Those who dropped ers investigating a head-on col. out had lim drawn through "71v list wa Participants have recommend- the exploraflonand exploitation ed negotiations between now of seabeds. Disagreement has and the Geneva meeting to arisen on the composition, Clarence Kelsey, Rockledge; Tampa; Rus,sell L Hodges, sister, Mrs. Elida Salvik, Conway, S. C.; daughter, Mrs. Oviedo; 10 grandchildren; 14 hi great grandchildren. LOngwood, four brothers, children David Lang Funeral Home, itnna, in charge -_ 1 2 OZ 1 MENTHOL Lakeview Middle School. 10 Alcoholics Anonymous open I P 1101 orientation program for sixth gra ders and students attending Open House, Red Bug School, for first fime and parents, I 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for Red Bug p.m. in auditorium house. Springs Elementary (afterflOW)) pupils. MethudIst Chwthof • carpe s BATH TISSUE TAB or SPRITE r - 1 1' . SHAVE 11 Two juveniles arrested taken. e I Vause, Bucksboard, S C, and Hughee Valise, Sumpter, S C, sister, Mrs Mar) Jones, 0 - - __ .,-- FILLER INSTANT ' dergarten and first grade substitute teaching. students invited to meet their Aug. 30 As member of charge r ic~_Fl Allen Zane MEN S 3H1AD5P(ff)5I4AV(A June 20 and ends Thursday. thority is needed to supervise Unit 19, Orlando Jehovah Witnesses, Sanford Survisors include a daughter Survisors include four sons, Gladys Ford of Chuluota , three William Ted Hodges, DeBary, sons, J. E. Kelsey, Oviedo; Robert C. Hodges. Sanford; G eorge Kelsey, Oviedo; James Harvey Hodges, Completely Installed With Pad 6 PA ain M CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) work out regional thffcrcnces structure and power of the au- lived in 33 She American Legion Auxiliary was a member of Kingdom Hall n ineinontftsof 1973, FBI statis. 16 per tent ineite tics shots .i 300 CT. COLGATE CALENDAR Conference on the Law of the time nations have announced and developing Sea to agree on any of the 100 conditional approval. --I n its agenda. Rich and pow countries also The conference began on have said an international au- MRS. HELENA KELSEY MRS. FLORENCE hODGES Mrs. Helena MeDora (Dora) KELSeY. rt, of Oviedo died Mm Florem V. Hodges, 70, Tuesday night. Born in Oviedo, of Star Route 1. DeBary, died she was the wife of the late Tuesday at Fish Memorial Robed E. Kelsey. She was a Hospital In DeLand. & in ForCash ft%~%Il had not docked Snyut 15 to Salyut 3and gone aboard 11W spate lab. nhich eariuc annr'unnents indicated would AREA . =11IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11fts:71 ings" have diminished, each expected a document to be pre- so-called economic zone. The over draft proposals on marine pared by next July or August Uni ted States, the Soviet Union, research Put forward by rumor draws respon. the suspected of SLA connections ents, Randolph A. and Cath. published despite the failure of this third Japan and other major maries Netherlands for 17 developed — 95 CARPET ~!O~" ` turn and Ing apart (or devising a national in the final quarter of last year. pot-lice force in one final effort to )t V, Of .,z_ 0 Must Casselberry both Maitland. stopped hundreds of persons for when they arrived. questioning bemuse they were Miss Hearst's distressed par- p us. Tuesday in connection wi th Castlewood In Maitland. burglary of Angelo's Reported by Tom Kent, 2458 Restaurant Aug. 23, on Ilunterlield Road, and Ernest Semoran Boulevard when cash Halton, 2454 Worthington Road, register valued at $1,200 was — The United N3tions confer- and speed up the drafting of a thority, however, and there are cerned." tin for a man resembling Hat. the Harrlses in a racially in- ence t o devise new inter- treaty. as differences on navigation i r • Bates, who u admitted that national oceans delega tions a . Car acas righ ts or mili tary ris. In Sandpoint, Idaho, a jail tegralCU flglhU(IIOod of LOS has decid es f or cornhe los" sleep wxTying about escape briefly was linked to the Angelm ed on another round of aired their positions on such i.smercial vessels through straits the case, said, I think our SLA but was later discounted as next sues as territorial sea limits of the world. Bates said he was checking negotiations heginning . chances of catching any federal a connection, • • .. March Geneva. as an out all leads and we have first for iuv uniivu expr, fugitive are good. We catch ma l a greement after al. landlocked states. Delegates major objec Wt month in the Los Ange- known thiat them were people ti ons to draft thmund.3 ofthem evM year. I les suburb of North HoUywood who have acted to most 10 weeks of climissions. said in Geneva they will get treaty presented to the aconfer. think we will catch Miss Hedrst more than 150 police officers SLA herein this area and in Los Delegates from the 148 coun- down to "hard negoUations" to ence partly because of its lack andU oth Wes repçesented also voted work, out a treaty. o,ut I Just surrounded an apartcnI *ngeles. But t&would of assurances of free navigation nt Thesdaytoretur Ciracasto can't tell you wben." The aracu conference has for military ships through building after being tipped that confirm the report The San Francisco }BI alone Patty Hearst was th ere. Police The three-mon th lull in act ual sign whatever treaty finafly is developed general agreement straits. worked out for the use and pro. on extension of territorial sea has interviewed fl,000 people In later complained that mobs of Unity of the poor countries connection with the ca , -Rates spectators rushed to the scene developments has not dis- tection of the seas, but they set limi ts to 12 miles plus ano ther which formed a Group of n sipated public interest in Lhe at0i sai d. so quick]) that poilce could ratty Hearst saga. Tips contin- no target date. 188 miles of economic control the conference, was strairloed In California. police Conference sources said they along a country's shoreline, a Tuesday when the group split Em loyeS I areas that "there is every pos. Ile said that aiter a substan. "Policeare nnt the beginning sibility that crime will inundate lial decline in crime in 1972 anti and the end," -said Detroit Po. a bteady pattern for the first lice Uuef Philip nesday morning from home in Forest City Tuesda- - With con%umers c%er the country sometimes engaging In meat bo)cotts suzaune Slarp, five-yearh as a no se-t o-no se meeting with a pig at Minneapolis,Minn. The occasion was a get acquainted "ith animals day, held by the flumane Society. ON. $ SHAG __________ — - - - -- . -- THERE'LL BE 100 Pct Nylon , - still get new leads coming in a]most every day, FBI Special But Batm who has been di- alley after an anonymous tele- er Underground. recting investigation of the case phone call to a Los Angeles raIn San Francisco, a claim from .n rancisco, o son. I don't have anything spedfic as In Salt IAM City, Utah, the mOttw of a San Quentin convict far as developments are corr Highway Patrol Issued a bufle. nay be C - — Thi s Week Only 1 . em _ loward solving crimes. (,. Tannian. The nation would then be All the public has to share in Faced with the prospec t of fall the burden, but many 0 V I I MANAGER And l'elice C"mmissioner rç:tore domestic rhr.... mcii 0 Mr.cr It C su., York thken Inald I) Pomerle,iu siu etd of Haiti uid be a dreadful imitske to unt in 1171 From the prcl'u r Tuesda) from ar of Nat more, 1d., said, iety is on slide inchynth toward th at year, he added. Grayson, Chi noo k Trail, the (lefensise Coun lii the final itiaiii ., Maitland, at Marbeya Club analysis, the police can't solve fit, .said the trend continued ':also called for a crack Spencer Green, , William Apartments on Semoran all the problems for the first three nwn th s f dow n on consistent offenders Clark Court, Sanford, arrested Boulevard. Tuesday for buying and (4l unt) put it more hunt Approxilnatci) $45 cash Assistance Ad receisg stolen property and taken Tuesday from National blumitb lie said comrnuni') :uuinistration for inconsistent failure to appear. No bond. flit police kadcrs prui. 'I Building Systems, lo5o h1iller apathy" Posts a significant dif- leadership in battling crime Johnnie L Woods &'Xfk's statenients as a realisuicult In s'hirg crimes . St Rtported b) Jerry Saxk dd%tditd u'ntinued tic assnient of the problem Turner 119 S Magnolia Ave 7424 TufLs 'I'lie thriv men ~,Iave their efforts to alleviate some causes of critne, Tenn arrested Tuesday for Court Orlando. Phone 323-7720 Illuck ' n 'u cow failure to apcar, o boot!. killed Downtown Jacob David, 47, 125 Wednesday rnorninu in act Sedgefield Circle, Winter Park, cident involving two autos °n AT ECKERD S YOU KNOW SR 46 in Geneva. Cow first arrested Tuesday for THE PRESCRIPTION I struck side of sehicle drisen b) of court Bond $711 RIGHT AND THE PRICE Georgia Noe, 34, Humphrey %!v illia Donosan, 5090 Melissa ____ IS RIGHT TOO! Drive, Titusville, then vehicle Road in Lake Mary, arrested T ay for failure to appear d r iv en b Jerry Welch of eneva s c an ma Noesd bond. Curtains and tools valued at Vandalism caused $100 $215 reported missing Wed- damagestoarevivaltcnttup - - - -' ____ TheState Department's Latin flarrises continue. "We've got knife. The landlady picked out a American office branded the new leads in this case and we picture of the heiress frorr a report false. row of photos. From Chicago came a claim The tape wi th the heiress thatMlssHearstandtheHat. Agent Charles Bates said on vow to fight on for the SLA was rL" have been Vying to make Tuesday. found under a maitVess W an contact with the radiM Weath- 3aid thatthe car was locked ad ke ere not in the vehicle. I. "newstome"andsald, "I know nothing that would lead me to the conclusion that any of them were ever in Guatemala' ley said at one point. "We do not ment for the night for $500. Sheeral. The story said Miss know where she is." said that when she told them Hear t's travels were arranged Reports of eyewitness 'sigtit- there was no room, one of the through diplomatic channels, ings" of N1ss Hearst and the men nicked her dress with a Auto valued at OW stolen X as 1W I . 0RFW I H u rting Crime Battie O Baptist Tuesday night from home construction tile at 28U Pine 0 Y Hel en Sage, 320 Eileen Drive, Al ta monte Springs. Approximately $175 cash be lo ng ing Howell Invest- Thesday afternoon from Art Grindle's Wheel Ranch, S Orlando Drive, reported by . Bates termed that' report "We do not know whether or when a Los Angeles landlady from San Jose, Costa Rica, to not she is out of the coun try," said two black men and a white Panama where she was given FBI Director Clarence IM. Kel- worrun tried to rent an apart- asyluin by a Panamanian gen- . .8 charges were filed. _________ - -' 111111111111111111111il l l l l l l l l l lil il l l l l lINN l l l lI I S T Accident Tuesday afternoon night from Stanley SIOU, Orange City. Stoll r . Says Apathy axbe S Riding laWnmower valued at . d I_. _______ _ I by Helen autos driven by Shirley E. W yso cki of Casselberry tHJt1(,O lAP) — Police vie w s on Tuesday alter Atty. 'f crime, Secord, 115 W 16th St , Sanford ysoi Said moer would leaders such as povert% and i major battle In (;en. William H Saxbt irned e been moved by truck, and William E Oyher unemplo ym ent. He said he the war on crime m be the i meeting of po lic Rockville, Md. Secord car had because we i ghed over 800 e leaders supported habditation work lbs ft'ht to 0% ercome public apathy From 25 major metropolitan with first offenders ued at VW stolen __ Cinque" DeFreeze, died in a leaders there but returned to fiery shootout that destroyed the San Francisco Bay area ris, thought to be the last membersof theSLA. lfcapturedand co nvicted, she could be fin- at ____ _ ___ -_A ;!~,F-_ -X --.. . - ---,' publisher father, jilted her the group's leader, Donald with underground political ' fiance, adopted revolutionary their Los Angeles hideout May 54. - porter, crediting an uniden- She is wanted on charges of 17 kidnaping, assault and robbery Two witnesses sa id they bealong with captor.tuned.com. heved Miss Hearst left the rades William and Emil) Hat hideout shortly before the -- .- -- -I -,F-I ~ -K f .) -t.y -_* ,,;, More tips have been followed tilled police source, claimed bylawenlorcementagencjesjn that Miss Hearst and the other parts of the uiuntry. Ilarrisis had tras cled to Six SLA members, including Guatemala and made contact rhetoric and Said her name was Sanford ____ LI Authorities base been gued with fake letters tending to be from the SU In early JuI,a e%on rc PAM 11EA ~— %. _____________ h daughter was brainwashed 1. -_ _1 = ___ -ff;_~_--- - O5J \ -WLf- . - _____ '' her in such diverse possible hideouts as Guatemala, Pananis, Ca nada, Illinois, Angeles and the San Francisco screarniig from her Berkeley apartment on Feb. 4. Two rn nIl later in t.ipe re (rdln she denounced her nesispaper - ...~. r, I ~- ~= ________ seclusion of their Hflboroh hlhedclafm have placed prisoned for life. it Reviews c / :j Miss Hearst, 20, was dragged or resembled the fugitivies. Last BART Link Okayed ' I - - CHICAGO iAPi - Despite President Ford's hopes to jawbone gage and price increases, the United an sportation Union says it will seek wage hikes totaling 35 per cent in fall negotiations. Al H Checser, president of th e 250 00nember rail union, said on Tuesday th at the group wants a 2n per cent hike in 1975 and 15 pet, cent more n - . I _ saying they were ,'very disappointed." Hearst, president , ~~ and editor of the San Francisco Exammer, said, "I wand to be help in the final end of this . With that enigmatic promi.se livered in a tape recording on J 7, the ala eneHeat, who had shed ls Angeles b) plane, left // - Wednesday, August 28,1974-3A POLICE BLOTTER • WASHINGTON I All) - The)- re sci-ving a new drink at I -- - — .1 Wonders 'Vs/here's atty7 NA11ON !.! . Wednesday, August 28, 1974 N ation I --- 4i - ' _` "L, 7 'J 11 ¶r -4 ,.' S.• -1 1 �-, - -. ,. _..... ------ - ,_,_J --( ,.__. OPINION ______ Evening Herald - - __ - Evening IkVgdd IN BRIEF JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA.3MI WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher M AUCENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Director lu WASHINGTON — Not all congressional a practical matter" wouldn't Pass controls leaders are The President moved on to a discussion of the icing nevertheless, feeling about dent Home De li very: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 that Ford not moves to tackle the nation's nagging economic anyway. But he added: "I'd prefer that we budget. His "ta rgtt Mon ths, $14.20; ti he was to be doing enough. should say that Year, $3&40. By Mail : In Florida same as ce ITobleIflS, delivery. 4&J are out hold the budget under 1300 billion. "Wi thout cuts other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $1.20; 12 Months, $32.40. WASH!NGTON Rank still has its for the immediate future." now," he warned, "we'll gv to In private, some have told us they dori think Sen. Robert B)Td, the Senate Democr ;A tce Base where the atic 1976." his policies will pre vent whip, also objected. "I like the idea of 14-year-old (laughter of a major general was a standby resjon. Some even fear his "With $330 billion or less in revenues," piped arrested reccotly for shoplifting nail polish controls," he said, could wage from up bring on a depression similar to u the commissary. Next day, Col. Kenne th Gun. But the President didn't even want standby But they ar e eager to cooperate wi th the new controls. "Im Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield narson, then the base commander, tore up the ' against it," he declared ,sidenL They raised ooly mild objections, , reminded the President that government arrest noti ce on grounds that her shoplifting was ongress is against it. La bor is against it." agencies had a habit of getting around budget "an inadvertent act."...Even some of Rep. Olin "We need to leave room for jawboning and cu White by ts coming House doors therefore, when he called themhis behind closed guidelines," suggested Rep. John McFall, the requests fo back to Congress later wi th Teae's colleagues were aston ished when he to explain economic moves r supplement House Democratic w hip. ordered his personal attack on Sen George The co nfidential ncu sw k siarted White House 'Congress red uces, and the agencies try to McGovern. S.D., printed up at governhint advisor Herbert Stein joviaily by ll Speaker Car l Albert about out didn't like the reaction of by supplemenlals," he said. "Tiger" Teague, Tex., got so heated the Democra tic "It's discouraging," he muttered, "it (this) leader. Mr. Ash fist night in the White House, "1 might uld do "We nk at Mco'ern's stand on veterans' rights that he co a lot to see that supplementals is have the hpt Could ace sentiment, Uc( bt. hillited to McGovern of ''intellectual flW SItLL1tiQfl rather wage tntro itC pOS1b1e," When today headlines speculate on a psible LS4(I to it." he nfIded. "Gue I'm nut quite "I don't see It that way," shot back McFall. recoupment." dishoflesty...te.rn ats isleading state ments" linkup of American and Russian vehicles in But he soon got down to business. '1 ll not "That's not what we're saying." outer stomarily, President Ford wou nd up with a discussion of and politicking with vet issues. space it is difficult to grasp the impact Charles A. recommend wage and price members of Congr Economic counselor Kenneth Rush a es s refrain from the "economic summit" that he is planning in controls,-, he Undbergh had on the world a mere 47 yea told budget director Roy Ash urged the President to late September or early October, He would assaults on each other, particularly when the the leaders bluntly. "I hope you can ago. this start, printed blast is paid for by the taxpayer ... Marine join me to put out an Immediate he said, with some presummit meetings wi th sition." Lindbergh, a barnstormer and mail pilot in the controls, "We must go ahead now or not earlyo days of aviation, vaulted from obscurity to invitedpassed business, labor, agricult ure and consumer officials at Cherry Point, N.C. recently put into at a which he said Rush. effect a stuffy dress code for leatherneck leaders. international celebrity status, when Om to endorse. This renounced "any he flew th families: "Skirts higher than mid-thigh, hot House Democratic leader Thomas -,Tip-Atlantic in his "Spirit of St. uis" - a feat thate legislation for either standby or mandatory O'Neill agreed. "We want the unvarnislied truth,-the pants, hair curlers. tank tops, and lialter tops if "You should make a flat Pr esident vowed. "We've controls." only a decade earlier had been thought impossible. wage—and—price got to face up to cer- they are see-through or expose the mid-r iff" stat ement that there will be no wag are The e-and-price tain economic fundamentals ...Ti he said, would head f any controls, The man who was buried me is of the banned on base, "Women must wear support " he advised, Monday in Hawaii "anticipatory" wage or essence. We want visible evidence that people in price hikes, never sought personal publicity and, indeed, "I agree with p," said Senate Republican go on the upper t of the body—bullt.tn 10 spent Speaker Albertcommen vernment are doing something." ted (Co, a great deal of his life fleeing bra will suf "as leader Hugh Scott. Th re e di ctive does not say how it, was nonetheless Some Democrats left the closed-door the brass hats will check this requirement, never out of the public eye for long. Only five years after his historic flight Charles Lindbergh and his wife suffered one of life's greatest tragedies, the kidnaping and murder of their infant son. Lindbrgh, who was somewhat of a recluse even when forced into the spotlight, went into 1 voluntary exile following the trial and Conviction of Bruno Hauptmann for the kidnap-murder only to surface again years Iaterwhen he urged the United States not to get involved in World War 1!. It was a tragic time. Many people have long zlsince forgotten that Lindbergh was championing a position then held by many Americans and the weight of his personal stature was such that President Franklin D. Roosevelt felt it necessary to all the things need saying about Ridw d Nixon's resignation and the accession question, if indirectly, Col. Lindbergh's patriotism. Presid of The accusation was, Each administration has a characteristic en t and Ford,the let us begin with two: of course, false but it was Important stamp to It. Although this one is as yet hardy cruel and the man most Americans fondly most Important. calledeastimportantfirst.oneknows mea su better "The Lone Eagle" dropped from public sigh rable in weeks, it is not too early to t to than I how galling it has been, dur that President Ford has brought a refreshing ing this past work as a civilian fighter plane instructor. Years year or so, straightforwardness for conservatives and candor, a spirit of later Air Force General H. H. Arnold revealed to watch the that exultation of America's liberals accommodation and good will into the White at the ______________________________________________ Undbergh had been credited House that Ame ri cans are sorely in need of at with two "frills" of diComfltuA nd doOf one after another of Japanese Zeroes while a civilian on assignment in the major figures is the Nixon Administration, this time. the Pacific. and finally of the President himseX One hopes it will last and the Ford adWhether one In his later years Lindbergh, a man of peace was a politi cal supporter of Mr. Nixon has ministration will usher in an "Era of Good Fee li ngs" like that of James Moaroe, and a recluse by nature, championed nothing to do with It. We conserva ti ve., long ago R&4L who also th e United correctly perceived the relentless liberal bias 'cceded to the presidency following an , ESTATE Nations, interna tional control of atomic un. weapons and growing arrogance plq popular war and years of bitter national division, of (Thr the national news and wildlife conservation % media Two of Mr. Ford's first actions as presi fri an age of giants Cha rles A. Lindbergh cast been the as, decades before, conserva ti ves had dent first to recognize and spiak out against auger well for this outlook, One Is his announced the longest shadow. It was entirely in keeping wi dangers of an Increasingly imperial th intention to fi nd some acceptable mea ns of the man that, learning death was presidency. As Watergate unfolded, we 5lixed bringing home the tens of th '-. ousad of self-ex. spent his last days giving detail imminent, with stomaCh-turning disgust how li tructions he ed ins ttle the fled Vietnam war resisters. The other is his for — his funeral, critics in Congress arid the nomination of Nelson A. Rockefeller for vice It was also in keeping that the man who had mediawere motivated by genuine shock and es ness, t lived so much of' his life in much by sheer bias Such are the paradoxical vicissitud es the harsh glare of masked in sanctL of ony, Publicity, who had known adoration, tragedy and American political fortunes that onlya man who But our annoyance, so huge and perfectly controversy chose to go to his everlasting reward human had been known as a "hawk" throughout a nd entirely justified , is surely the the war most That's not Without fanfare and in a remote village in and as a cautious conservative during his 25 transient and unimportant aspect of price, Mr. Fe II... that's the mortgage the w hole 'ears in the House of Representatives could ha ve affair. The misdeeds of the Nixon ma de either decision Administ ration were real enough, after all; in or ever have found loan rate. himself in the position to do so. rough sense at least, justice was served. And net political benefit to the liberals seems likely to Gerald Ford, pre-Watergate, fully expected to retire from be astonishingly small: President Ford, whom life at the end of his their la bors have Installed elected term as con gressmanfrom the state of may well turn out Michigan. He Is now the first unelectejpresident be that the ght of Mr The luckiest kid on many a block is the one of the 50 UnIted States. who gets a Job as a Nixon on a number of issues. Even this batboy down at the ballpark, it can be Edi November's elections may now see o striking seventh heaven for a reaffi are still some people left who still aren't af Nelson Rockefeller, three-time loser In bids for C youngster to be part of major league baseball , Evening Herald rma tion of the basically raid and rn pocket conservative the Republican presidential nomination, last mood get in vo lved, money at the same time. At least that's how Sa nford, Fla. Thank you again December resigned it was until the registered by the voters In 1972. federal government got into the act, Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Kondrackl alter 15 outstag years as Far more enduring, and almost surely the no of New York. If Congre flcials at Arlington, Tex., have fired l ss conf irms his most important national consequence of batbo's and other Dear nOmination, it will be the Sir: youU from their Part-time jobs with the Texas utters to the editor are always welcome, first time thai both a Rangers. A new Watergate, will be its president and his vice president were not elected presidency I was involved In an accident on Monday, federal law aimed at protecting them They should be as brief as Possible "child labor" abuse whose stadily growing power has for forty y Aug. 19, 1974, on 17-fl at County Home Road. says anyone under 16 cannot work after 9p.m. comment on matters of general Inki'gt. and by popular vote. serious danger facing been the ii;o An aura of big business ~ The letters should deal with issue Ic said to be thregliening the future of American society. While many observers speculated that I am writing this letter to thank all of the law personalities. professional sports in America. As far as the s and avoid Rockefeller's resignation as gov The liberals, who are human too, have no' kids of Ar ng n ernor to head li to enforcement t been ies — city poUcTImn, sheriff are concerned, th e villain Is not b 7U editor reserves the right to edit thou something called "The Commission on b usiness but big govern. overly ge nerous about admi tting that co deputies, and Critical j highway pa men t. letters for reasons of space, but trol. Also the a servaives recognized and will exercise Choices for Americe was by Way Of laying the resisted that menace bulance at tendants, hospital staff, and (or decades before they did, and our at care that the thrust of the letter is not lost groundwork for yet another try for the they have family doctor, Robert J. Smith, who helped in the editing, Presidency In 1 976, his acceptance of th tended to treat Wa tergate as lilt ha me In my IIITIC of fld d no e vicetOthelargerlsueasIfjtw.1y relation All letters must be signed with a mailin presidential appointm ent would seem g . case of dicate to in address and, when possible, a telephone a bunch of foxes who rece an abandonment of any ambitions In ntly Rot .to that Also 8 thunk YOU to all Of the men and dir ection. henhause. who stoWed to help. Especially the men who got established. But Water gate was not an isolated Incident, However, the Evening Herald will The reasons are these: If Gerald Fo respect the wishes of attri buta ble simply to the criminal genes of rd offers who do not want himself for a children. And a big thank you to the young man their names to appear In print, the Republican presidentia l few officials in the White House. It wa the who had e ha saw th ck and was able to get my nomination in 1976 H CM We reserve, of course, th e right to re until and unless he product of four decades of immensegr baby's head out of the steering wheel, ject any absolutely refuses it, no and owth one letters this else ne wspaper considers to be libelous or will be seriously the power of American presidents and their Thank you all so very much. It shows "11111111111101111111M considered there slsndes, Rockefeller will certainly more immediate aides likely run with him than again him. I with Franklin Roosevelt, and af r a re 6 te lati ve slackening in Did you ever hear about the "five o'clock surprise?" ElarJr years with increased velocity LS powers to revoke or IN, did I until reading of it In the Sept. Issue of nd registr ati on or fil e under Kennedy and Johnson, the presidency was itea de r's Digest, criminal charges fewer th an 100 times, glorified and Caesarlzed far beyond y At the same time. level What It means is your mechanic told you in the California motorists who spend that was either necessary or safe. m orning that your car needed repairs that Richard Nixon $2.5 billion a year on auto repair, are frotteI tnch'rsto(Jii the modern powers of the would cost $40 agniast c,' ps, aid tie $n Wi1, offic $ ve ry u pick it up that a f ternoon you Million annual budget _ well kcd, and when he assumed them In 1969 find the bill the lIAR is Financed largely by th e uictualiy two or tce times the estimate, — registration fees of th e autnepair ______________ ______ be You need your detenined to use them to the full. i;ir and ou have no reco ips th'mnselyes 1' urse; you've just received your At some point. however, a tAWthy society was unds live "cIoek surprise, So like something we ought I II I e bound to fight back. ladeed, the pithllc to ta ke into con. So, sidecation here in florida . OULi California has inaugurated a against Lyndon Johnson. LlllIfliflStlng system which tends to eliminate th is dilemma. Th ree years fri his Years ago th eir sta te decision not to run again in 196$ Was probably an cstabl ed the nation's first — I early rumble f Bureau of the appchfng Stonri. Automotive Repairs IB.A.ft.), ('reited to nienitor the auto-r e Frorn our "political proposals" department jr field, the BAR .'rvicc — Public require s repair missi('ner Paula Hawkins THOUGHTS -' -. register with .. 'lIT thi .i isu WIC WOUIU a direct, toll-free telephon 1-,, e line int o the U.S. -Senate tif e lected. tha exceed the original If you really fulfil the royal law, according to estimate, The shop's records :,wst be open to inspection by Toni Itinford, candidate for 'I JOHN the bureau, and violation of By the scripture. "You shall love ASlK1 ;eti 11 these the Seminole County your neighbor as requirements co uld lead to crimi na ("iiitiIissjn, alter spending five 1(151* hours Outside in the Yourself." you do well, -.. James 2:8. l charges I'l un while waiting "r revIcation of registration, his license The world Is my country all mankirJ are ta gs sa id "no were lin es." "Lady, as someone Once said. 'I you my According to this story, m'st repair shops are honest, have to ask the t brethren, and to do good Is my religion. — Ills proposal, "let m1 fraud is not prevalent. So far, BAR price, YOU Can't afford ii!" people pick up the lag Thomas Paine, American poli ti cal essayist has used i,"t Ins a ut o safety the when he sticker" - MIAMI IAPi A 74-year-old woman who claims she duped Into smuggling cocaine into the country in a rug tins Waived her right to a preliminary hearing. An attornev Madeline Partlow of East Stroudsburg, Pa., told U.S. Magistrate Michael J. Osmond on Tuesday that his client did not want an initial hearing. Officials said they will now seek take the case to a grand W AtherthLi for enthusiastic Ford's may objec wage and-pri home ______________________ ve," said, controls WHIRL: :Irs. Partlow was charged ('fl Aug. 8 with smuggling nearly two pounds (F cocaine into Miami from l)gota, Colombia. ("IstOn's officials said they discovered the cocaine in tuks W('vt'fl into a rug carried by Mrs. Partlow, conservative policies a Charles Lindberg h j1 All A Dems al aProriaUons. aes ccGnjnk te kiter, " S * personal -- WILLIAM RUSHER DON OAKLEY Ford Term . 11 __ _____ that ____ ' ___ ______ ___________ •' ' ____ _______ ____ ______ ______ _______ ____ _____ ______ ______ ____ pr ____ ident. _________ - Bat Boys Banned Lidtin To The EdItor political gover .._4Ze..ai.__ . r - - Beginning suspe Around 9 of of ___ R.F. Cast1e Calls... -____ _____ ___ ______ - sbops e ( I I I I "i , ,. 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For cxample, some demand tobasco sauce, to burn their throats, in order to enjoy steak or chili, etc. TALLAF!ASSEE, Fla. (AP) that Chief Jutice James Ad. cause the statute of limitations Others feel that soft drinks - The 1975 legislature should kins' order halting grand Jury on some prosecutions to run are "flat" for they also have forbid Florida Supreme Court probes of candida tes until after out. learned to burn their mucuou.s Justices from Interfering with the Nov. 6 electi on reversed membranes with whiskey and grand jury investigations of nearly 300 years of legal prece. The grand jury Tuesday in. thus have a yen for alcoholic public officials, a legislative dent. dicted former state Sen. George pain, committee says. Adkins reversed his own or. Hollahan, 1)-Miami, on three Some extremely masochistic The Joint Legislative Audit. der after the Leon County grand counts of bribery. It also has wives thus require a mildly ing Committee unanimously ro- uIr) probing state gob'. been investigating state Treas. painful prelude to enjoy marital commmended the action Tues- ernment, said the delay could urer Thomas O'Malley. union. (j. So send for m' booklet "Sex Problems in Marriage," enThe recommendation was ('losing a long st.ampeo, return made after Marvin Rudnick, SPECIAL CLEARANCE " envelope, pl us 25c. the panel's counsel, contended irs AUflIlT U it 11 / , _ P.- - "uilh _____ ' - wrnuv;u LUGGAGE Robert L. Bevier, M.D. Announces the opening of his office for Family Practice. at 1100 East First Street Sanford, Florida Telephone 323-9570 1-day service for most glasses from our own, in-store labReliable, complete eyeglass service ... full satisfaction assured. 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(AP) A Justice Department invesLigation of Florida's mental health and retardation facilities - - ___ ___ s!r " Ushers In Peace Era Curtailed - . Tropical I mporter Fi ghti ng Storm 0 A D iL rorrn ing i (.1 UeUTn ura r birds may be decided at a series says a former federal attorney the South Florida State 'b'ut 275 miles west Hospital now serving a., hearing exam- at Hollywood and the wood of meetings in Washington or in Iltritiuda is "n the the courts within the next few iner for the s ta te's Baker Act. Memorial Hospi thresht'Id if becoming tro. ta l at Arcadia, weeks, "I'd hate to depend on the the ucal storm Becky, the said. Imported for zoos around the people in Washington to deter-'('ISOflS second tropical Caminez., who has been cr111. country, mine if rights are violated in cal of state Institutions In the the flamingos, cranes, ifnrIr • HIidn, fln#I PriMai4aJ V1 :A- UIULUUUH5, . . ,,..,t... LLU*1U4 a nd penguins i '.iso ,ç'u iauanas- past, said a lot of abuses are "liIXIITIUnI sustained have see attorney Jon Camlnei said being cleaned up -een ordered killed by the 'indshave strengthened to and that 'rAl.l.MIAS5sEI.:, Fin. I APt Animal and Plant Health In. Tuesday in an interview. n(U' 40 mites per h't, the The Florida IIhWOV Health and Rehabilitative Servspection pa trol has predicted that unless motorists apply their best "Instead of Investigating ices Department Service :PHIS), a dibreaking point for tropical was headed in vision of the U.S. Department of driving ability, Labor Day weekend traffic accidents in mental institutions in Florida, the right direction. storm status, with higher Florida will kill 21 of them. they should investigate how buAgriculture. A lot of old people who are in vinds in squalls within 100 "They say th ey've found evi. The 78-hour holiday will run from from 6 p.m. Friday to reaucrat.s at the federal and the Institutions just because miles if (tiC ('enter. deace of exotic NPwntIA'c state levels bunnl things'in iiu lA U..L,._.. Midnight Monday. UIU IIVVU 10 ix placed IIUI(IUdflC t" "/ During the 1973 holiday, 34 people were killed on FlorIda Disease in both groups 01 birds he added. placed the storm's 6 with foster families, he said. so they highways, mostly atnjght Driving while intoxicated was Caminez served as an attorall have to be killed, ,I Ill. EDT location "The Justice Department Ii' it ney in the Justice Department's vestigation doesn't the greatest contributing cause, patrol director Cal. said Miami animal deale, latitude 32.5 and longitude bother me Eldrlge Beach said Tuesday. Charles P. Chase, civil rights division for three because I'm sure It will be a 68 8 years. He noted, however, that oni1 It vasri nving toward the very superficial investigation," two birds have had Under the Baker Act, de- said Camlnez, adding that he tes ti'rth northeast at 10 results. scribed as the bill of rights for made a similar probe while m.p.h. Forecasters say "The rest of them are just a mental patients, Cam!nez Is with the department, that while the projected happy and healthy as they car, empowered to review every six path would keep the center Problems in Florida in. be," Chase said. "Diseased s 4 months the cases of people in. stitutlons, both for the retarded distance northwest birds should voluntarily committed to men- and mentally Ill, stern from be killed. But Bermuda. conditions favor there's no reason to kill them tal institutions, lack of funds and a tremendous strengthening and islan. all." 'lU'S should keep small State and federal officials overload of patients on doctors, By GEORGE W. CRANE old, her parents caught her in confirmed Chase's attorney, Martin in PItt over the weekend he said. PH. Ii, M.D. the act of masturba tion. Blit.stein of Miami, will be Horrified, her mother asked CASE B'627: Betty 1., aged her daddy to spank her soundly, 29, Is a sex problem wile, which he did. "Dr. Crane," her husband Thus, Betty, subconsciously protested, "Betty Is certainly became "brainwashed" Into abnormal In our bedroom, associating a spanking with the "For she is a frigid wife, erotic excitement she had BLOUN'FSTOWN, Fla.. (AP) Joseph M. May, an I go through a strange obtained via auto eroticism. Laddie Williams, manager of Blountstown shippers have Commerce Commis Interstate but could have shipped $1 erotic ritual that she s million in grain if a railroad had T.C. Corbin Co., which sells ion adminDuring the intervening years, told a federa l official that mop. is prescri bes, trative judge. been available, ilding supplies, said shipping bu this peculiar linkage of eration of the Marianna & May is examining a request The higher cost of shipping by costs increased by 50 per cent "After a year of moderately spanking pain with erotic Blountstown Railroad has costs by M&l3 owner Joseph C. Bo- truck prevented him from doin g because of the absence of a rail happy marriage, she finall them hundreds of thousands of y exhilaration was su bmerged told me that she couldn't enjoy nanno to abandon the fl-mile business In several states, line, causing local inflation. her subsconscjou$ llars. do mind. Panhandie line, marital relations unless I Peacocks said. Bonanno testified Monda The shippers, called by the Florida But after she got married, Bill Peacocks, manager of spanked her soundly In adthat lie said he could ship 78 cars the railroad's troubles began to realize that something "Save The Railroad Corn- the Altha Vance. Farmers of grain a year but were caused by shippers, local had [ Iflittee," lodged was lacking in their marital the complaint Cooperative, said the firm did "At first, I thought she was unable to get a freight car for 18 residents and former owner Tuesday while testifying before union. only 1200,000 business last year months. Joking! George Tapper of Port St. Joe. "Dr. Crane," she later "But when she persisted In "I was stupid and gullible," this odd request, I decided to confessed In my office, "I had he said of his 1972 purchase of this strange craving for my $ give it a try. the line. S. "So that night I turned her husband to punish me by mea ns Rep. Don Fuqua, 1)-Fla., ac. of a paddling. over m' knee and smacked her cused Bonan.no of acting "capr. "At first, I felt foolish about bottom a w times, iciously and illegally" in st.ripp. asking him to do so. 'MeanwIc, I felt silly at the tog the line of its assets and "And he then seemed to think role I was playing. pa i must be abnormal! Arthur V. Hooks, president "But w hen be finally agreed, "But, Dr. Crane, I'll admit it and general manager of St. An. paid off splendidly, for she he saw what a remarkable drews Bay Railroad, said it MIAMI IAP turned from her former frigid change it made In my boudoir Four men the people aboard pouring liq- shortly afterwards," the would cost $600,000to repair the and a woman set their 51400t wd from cans onto the deck. .'x'kesman added. behavior into a cooperative behavior, tracks and make safe a trestle "So he has acceded to my sailboat ablaze In an Un- Then the vessel Cleopatra of our boudoir. Arrested were Alan Aunapun, across the Chipola River near burst Into Why does this happen, for request, but wonders if I am a successful attempt to destroy a flames," a C'ast Guard spokes. LI. of Dania; Mw g,uei Karsch, Marianna. works every time !spank her" little touched in the head, I'm huge .chipn.entofmarijuana as man said Gar)' Alexander, the U.S. Coast Guard prepared afraid. The spokesman said the sail- Scott Arrant, and Jack l.atrove, Many wives confess to this 'Th-. Crane, would you please to board the craft, officials say. ing vessel Maya was in the At. ill iged 24 and (torn Fort same apparently freakish try to The Coast Guard said Tues- lantic near the Bahamas chain, Lauderdale. him that I am desire for a spanking prior to not crazy!" day that despite the fire, they 470 miles southeast of Miami, In addition to the recovered marital relations!" headers, our adult appetites were able to confiscate 700 when the Coast marijuana, the Coast Guard Guard cutter Women's Libbers probably go whether for x'unds of marijuana that the 1)illfgence food, sex or music, ILSCd machine approached the yesgun and small berserk at the very idea! often have been colored by five dumped overboard, .sel. arms Fire to sink bags containHut it has "A Coast Guard cutter was a very logical earl)' childhood emotional "The five escaped from the mug another 2,400 pounds th at explanation. heading towards the sailing Maya in it small experiences, boat but were had been dumped from the When Betty was about 9 years Sometimes pain can thus vessel when the officers spotted picked up by the Coast Guard ship, the sx'kesnian added. _______________ become an actual positive aid to gaments Executive Power Grab - l plan an intensive, grass-roots drive to get those Democrats ('Ut to vote," he said. Th e regional coordinators are working with co unty ''mmlttees in the target precincts, Movie added. around a Joint statement, statement, voting Federal Probe Termed 'Hot Air' Push Precinct Vote "With the information we have on these precincts, we strong statement against He June TAI.I.AIIASSEf;, Fla. tAP) - Four regional coordinators have been hired by the Florida Democratic party if' coordi nate an intensive getiut.the.v fl', I', I hi' \i'v&niher genera election. . we nave already t ar geted 2M precincts in the state here 205,000 registered Democrats have tended to stay at home on el'ction day," Chairman Jon Moyle said In a news release Tuesday. recoup ing secu- iilrv 34O billicn li ManFnr TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Investigating the loan to Ed Jaf(ry, a Tallahassee law. Hollahan, a powerful legLsla. Jaffry's case ran out in June Treasury Division testified be. The Leon County grand Jury. O'Malley by Bivens Arm presiyer-lobbyist. tor for 14 years before losing a and he was also granted im- fore the grand fresh from a three-count bribe- dent John Busby. O'Malley has jury Tuesday The indictment cited alleged 1972 re-election contest, de. munity from prosecution when following my Indictment of former state denied any Impropriety the ilollahar, in. twice subpoenaed to testify be. dicirnent. Sen. George Hollahan, is re- acceptance of the loan and said payments of $12,500 on Nov. 17, dIned comment. 19i to promote Florida Con. suming an apparently he has repaid It. In a prevlou.s Interview, he b01' the grand jury. unrelated probe of They are Edward J. Sessions, easurer sumer Finance Association told of a fee-splitting arrange. In liollahan's ase, th e Sta t- division d The F!ctchers have not pee- bills; ,000 betweeen Jan. 1 ment wi Thoi,ws O'Malley. irector; Robert Jen. th Jaffry but sa id he ute of limita tio ns will not ha viously been called In the probe, and May 28, 1971 to sponsor Two Gainesville brothers who which ve kins, banking bureau chief, and a was innocent of began In May, but their bill granting special liquor 11. any expired until two years after he Icille Stello, collateral wrongdoing were officers In a development left office, which would be Nov. rities bureau ch ief. bank records were subpoena ed censes in Dade and Broward firm that loaned O'MaIley 7. "" in ear ly June. Counties to the Fat Cat Inc. and 500 were subpoenaed to testify, Jaffry, who apparently will Clung Jenkins said before he testi. Nien Huey Association be the state's key witness when today. They are George and be liullaha n, of Miami, was In- Inc., ikl 11.500 There hiv bevti no known iic that U iiil auLhJL t'tiih March IIr,Uahan goes to trial, was not links between Richard Fletcher, office rs of dicted Tuesday on three counts 9 and the grand Jury's V. looking into O'lIiy's 13, 1972 to promote the Blvens Arm Corp. Investigations of Hollahan and handling of state funds in a charging him with soliciting or approval of a Florida Cemetery Indicted The grand jury apparently is accepting $19,000 in bribes O'Malley. number of interest-bearing from Association bill. The statute of limitations in Three offkial.s in O'Malley's bank accounts. - Jury Gets Drug Rug Case Ford Against Wage-Price Controls Area Code 30S.3fl- or 831-9993 Wednesday, August 28,1974-5A Grand Jury Probes 0' Mio ey Loan FLORIDA __ - - a Wednesday, August 28, 1974-4A - Evernng Her �- -- Wednesday, August 28, 1974 - fil* - - ~ - . ,, 4.-.. . Z i J A-;i~ - - -1 izi ~ ~ - bJ ri Altamonte __ -- I ~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -ow I,- % iH May - - . : 0 ` L .1 ( i . M:13 S M IF, F I!,) ~ -2.1_.Ali - & i ' Sh ut Off Sewer — o I I. :-A . ALTAMONFE SPRINGS meet wi th state and federal Joe Davis will return f City ff are threatening to officials today to give them vacation next week give "shut off the valve" on sewer city's ul mat urn opinion &d that whe ther service to Eatonville and out-of. Meanwhile, three land the city has to refund city residents fed eral developers who money. agencies speedily release a refund of $50,000 n previously Th city over a twoyear government grants and loans paid sewer conncUon fees period accepted $587000 j for the proposed 7.5 million were told a decision will be advancesewerconjwcUonf, 1..r. '.ade "tx ic¼ ut ucefl rnU ct ' a.an rrnyn ' bzuCubertaiziCn, A1t tr,e service due to federal holdups in funding. Councilmen Tt,inv nIths • unanimously supported Flo's icials . and - unless 111l - Double Taxation c. r, 1. . — . e - I A . The question of scalled "double taxation" raised b> prtsun ccunt', lev 's for sheriff's and lire protection cannot cities be legally settle dJ until at least Jan. 1.1975, according to County .: I . en persons attended the candi - I .1 . / . - . . -• - I f . I T . - / / into Eatonville sewer lines to Atty. Howard Marsee. effluent for treatment to Marsee said Thesday th e state law allowin g cities to pe ti tion the Altamonte Springs sewer the county commission for return of tax m on ey le vi ed to pay (or plant on Ke ller Road. contested service does not take effect until Jan 1, hence no Eaton'. tile receives sewer ppeals can be launched until then treatment under con tract with Even after th at point, Marsee said, th e legislature, in a Al lamorte Springs Eatonvifle poli ti cal compromise," left It up to th e count's d iscretion Joined with Al tamonte in %thether to consider returning contested money. Commission Chairman John Kimbrough, noting the term doubletaxation"itself Ismisleading,said, "We certainly want to follow whatever the law is." Ilowever,rnbreugh d, the board must hear from the cities exactly what aieas are to be 'double," before it can decide what to do. 11 - • -; . . - -' .. ll - - - . ' -- . . AUGU, 1V4 ADMISSIONS Linda Antoe, Osteen BIRTHS Sanford: Charlie G. McWatters John L Randal] Virginia Paugh . i. I Mr. & Mrs. William C. (Holly) Ley, a boy, Sanford -Marion Freeman Betty Greenfield Sidney Harper Julie M. Paulin Merlin R. 03epchook Gretchen D. Perry Sanford: William J. Payne Clifford Anderson Howard C. Butcher DISCHARGES . Gwen B. Gregory Major Wheeler Ill Vill A. Black Holly M. Le James Lft Smith Catherine C. Whekhel George S. Kenis Jr. LC Dennis, Lakc Mary Herschel B. Ward, DeBary no Marianna L Fender, Dey Kolbin3kie, Olin DeB John, Harold T. Dwyer, DeBary Vickie E. Cartwright, Fern Doris S. Davidson, D&Ty Park Margaret M. Easton, DeBary Bryon 0. Chiesa, MaIt1aIKI Olive B. Stevens, Deltona Eugene Grenler, DeliOII Frank Balow, Deltonia Patricia A. Charron, Mary Jo Johns, Chuluota Carolyn D. Hillsman, & Altamonte Springs A= M. Balkcom, Oviedo Harry T. Francis, Deltona Charlie A. Bumgardner, Patricia A. Hoyt, Casselberry Deltona Cassell , William F. Griffin, Lake Mary Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAMC Notice Is hereby given that I mm 1 .k mgaoed in btsintss at 04 John J. Brown, Deltona Rudolph Wester, Deltona jupoler INIITATION TO BID The City of honored the - famous / flight , I I , . I Sheriff John Polk has backed ow off from t pIwi budget appeal to Tallahasee, L akeMary eplac g Norden - SI By JANE CASSELBEIIJIY In R fi g now li ves in Oviedo and af te r meet these Lynd feels new Herald Staff Wrf ter becoming interested in the sources of funds must be tapped project offered use of the "Sky as well as the local support. The board of directors of King" label. The board has approved the Since it was chartered in 1%9 hiring of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford Cal Beats Out The DoctS FICTITIOUS NAME Longwood would like will be interested in seeing what has ranch in public appearances nels constructed for his presentedprogram by Seminole Sheriff's been accomplIshed, and in speaking to various beagles. And former Presicient Sgt. Harold Taylor and the groups. chard M. Nixon had an Irish sd)edule will be as follows: The shelter win open with Longwood Baptist minister setter. Oct. 8 facilities for 12 children and Jack Lindsay, who serves as The Fords have no dogs. Mary cottage parents. 9:30 a.m., Lake presi co , e Siam Elementary; 10:30 a.m., operating expenses are ex- idea of the youth shelter after to the White House cat brought Notice is hereby given that I Way. Casselberry, Seminole County, to receive bids on Insurance for the engaged in buslnets 11 Florida under the lictiti name f 'ollowmg706 Laurel Court, Casselberr y SemInole ROOF MASTERS, and th,pt I intend 1, workman's compo ;4 County, Florida undtr the fictitious by daughter t register said name with the Goldsboro Element.ary; 1:30 Pected to range from $18W too seeing the need for such a S Clerk 2 Compretensive General name of STERLING AC COUNTING Of the circuit Court, Seminololl, usan Ford, has the fu11 run of Lsabililly AND TAX SERVICE, all that I p.m., IdyUwflde Elementary; 2,000 a month and in order to facility in Seminole County. County. Florida In accordance with 3 comprehens i v the family part of the e Automobile lnfendtorcg;steruId name wi.h the the provlsI 2 :30 p.m., c the Fictitious Lab.l.ty and Physical Damage Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole Name Statts, To WI?: SectIon 1 Crime County, FlorIda In accordance with Oct. 9 $6509 Flor1 Statutes IPS7 5 Fire the pmnvi5; ,ns ('i f !P r Ctti0tj5 Larry AnCerson 6 iI6nd Marine Plan-ic Statutes. To Wit Sec tion Pt.btish Aug 2).71&Sept.i. II, t97i 9:30 a.m., Wilson Elemen. $6309 Florida Statutes '957. DE 129 Hall, 175 W tary;I0:30 a,m,, Monroe City . Warren Avenue 51g. Peociv S. Marthall ; Longeood, Florida. Elementary; PubIlth Aug 1:30p.m., Lawton 71, 7* & Sept. 1. it. 1971 NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR Sealed bids to be turned by 4 ,)0 DEE 130 Elementary; THE VACATING, ABANDOpIlpIfO, p m 2:30 p.m., September 91h, 1974, The DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING council rmslr-yes the right to Geneva. FICTIfl0USNAJE — reject OF RIGHTS OF WAY. Any or all bids Notice is .lreby given that I am Oct 10 in bu;inej, t 319 S Hwy 11 Mrs Onnie R. Shomate TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 92 Casselberry, Seminole County, City Clerk TAMPA, Fla. ( API — The 9:30 a. M., lie said the test would be admissions," Germany said. Florida under the fictitious na Y.DU WILL PLEASE TAKE Ptiblih Aug 1/. M. 79, $97 me of Midway chairman of th National. Con- niInimtI f'.',I'nr4r,nn...._ '1 Elementary: NOTICE that the Rii.ari of t,'..,n# ..y flip i, WI'1lTwn,icc 10:30 a m -' ---' '" %.l III, bAtH BA TH """IfS iJIVU3 01 WOUIU like the Judicial Confer' COmm,?.s,oners of Sn-tittø Count y, lerencof Bar Examiners says Iwoced Ptnecrest Elemen ta ry; 1:30 p REMODELING, and that i intend ur e and taxation th ilor,d.5, t 7,00 O'clock P.M on the IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL register said name at enceof the United States to take lawyers who want to will, the Clerk m., practice Bear Lake Elementary' many 74th ciày of September . AD lOu, state bar exams ignore, a look at this. I am proposing in CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR the Circuit Court, Seminole County, 2:30 p. m., Forest City be fore a federal court should be the Ci ty Commisidners' Germany intends to present Mte$ng SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Florida in accordance *ith the ........................................... Room at the Cou required to take a federal bar the plan at a bar examiners' th at we turn the admisslonz rovisio, of the Fictitious Name Elementary. nty Courthme in COURT OF PROBATE A pri'ces.s upside t',,-'..* --I, ill V*iflII. and hsve "t;:.c In cC: tstat. at i'.' conference in Hearing tocoflsidt4rav de?erm,n Oc t. 15 Chicago Sept. 19Florida Statute-s 1957. the Supreme Court handle ALICE T. O'NEILL, Harexaminerchairmanjohn *hettirr or not Ii - -------' t,.....,. .-.-" -"-- .--20issions r all courts." ermany, a Tampa attorney, 'actie. 4tanOon, clisconI,,,.,e (loSe, Owner NOTICE TO CREDI SeBW' renounce and disclaim any rot 10:45 a.m., Longwood. says he began working on Publish: __________________________ A former chairman of the Of TO ALL CREDITORS AND Peg. DEE 42 Aug. 7, 14, 71, plan to start Ill and the public in and to SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR __________________________ such an exam after Florida Board of Bar ExammeCounty tOl(.winO rigPtts of way running Oct 16 DEMANDS AGAINST U . S. Supreme Court Justice iners, ;ernlarl}', 51, served on a SAID FICTITIOUS NAME !1--tounh the Lvscriw property, to _ gives you In sumloer. Singer ESTATE; Si irms 11 &). They lost to Houston in the Astrodome 7.6. 0 • U: dnw YOU, and etch of you, are hereby Notice Is hereby given that we are t.t that portion of 1bIoIIy Road, x,t,f,ed anti required to present any n ç,,, t, . .-., ' n-j Dahn-on pIiçii.,. clams jnd demands wftch you, or Seminole Ave. Goldenrod Seminole tQad as recorded on Page 74 of the either Of you, may havt against the County. Florida under the fictitious plot of SARAL POINT, recorded in estate of ALICE T. O'NEILL, nonieci flIMEP4SIOUS IN STRING, 1$, Pages 70 Plat Book through 76. oecemd. late Of said County, to the and that we Intend t register CIRCUIT JUDGE IN THE COURT Mill with the Clef k ef the Cirill Florida. and OF PROBATE of Seminole COVnty, Court, St'n'noIt' County, Florida In All that portion of a 30 foot an 50 Florida, at in the Court accorc'ar-c, with the Provisions f oot *ode Drainage tat'ment ever Høtj Of his officei County a! Sanford, th' rt;n Han Tr,t'I 1,. Matvtt', iI 1r-,i pTt, C.1 rlh,n 3 ca1enAt ------.'., I...-.. a.m., Red Bug Elementary; 2:00 p. Milo Warren Burger earlier this national committee which de) - car criticized tile quality (,of vt"I(TtA the first rnultistate bar Easibrook FJementary; 3:30 p trial lawyers in federal courts, t'xani used in 43 states or juris. m., Win ter Springs, The exam would be adminis. dictions. ered by the Supreme (ui To practice before a federal Oct 17 which would liscense and dis. district court currently lawyers 9:30 a. m,, Sable Point; 10:00 cipline attorneys appearing roust file a petition and pa)' a a. m,, Woodlands;2:OQ p. m., any federal They must file again to ap. court, Ge rm any Spring Lake. .lJ(I Iiit'sii;jv an ;irini'lI:t.. Coal. dry air cool, too and keeps lemptill ? I ., -- ~ __ii2:111l ~Til W ,~-,-. -. ii - HOSPITALITY, WARM i ' -. 1% -1 k~k - f4 - _0 X -t 144 ~ _": I I_ 'A - - P ~ ! los Angeles II 47 613 19 SI 40 3 "I,snta 11 s .so lot,, ofouston o 67 5 16 iS Fran 57 7 4 47 fl's '-'n D.qg 50 /9 3 3l . -. W4414 1 % West Cincinnati • - - - 1.' - - - • -. - - - -•.- -- - - - !2 _ll .,= _ V - 4 - ,, L - _______ '-. - - ovest OiI.,nrj Kan City 71 69 67 64 43 51 Chago Minnesota California 56 569 60 335 4', 63 515 7 65 .496 9 67 415 ii 79 397 73 TueWay's Results DrIrr (Itrr, ti - I - -- Hrakettes catcher Irene Shea Likes a Ini g ht Y Sw i ng 1 Night 'A Louis at San Diego. N O'kànd 3 Màlwaukel? 2 C"veland I? 7, Kansas Cite I New York 1, M,nnes.ot, 2 Tesas 7. Baltimore I flalti-Gre ,it Tcxas. N (ticaq tI Los Ange;es. H Onl -1 u.,mn, sctircjulecl ebels Knocked Out Of ati onal Tourney '5ICn .1 Chicago. N Onhi games SchC-uled Malor League Leaders - — """""""""""l _______ American Le a gue National League bats I Carew, I. IT ING 4325 at tats)- Garr, 7.' n. 366. Hargrove. Iei. 316 At!. 16). Z.sk, Pgri. .133 RUNS Morgan, Ciri, 95. Schmidt, RUNS D Allen, (hi, 67. Ystrzm Ph, 92 ci. Bsn. 77 RUNS BATTED IN-Schmidt. PUNS IN—Burroughs. Ph', 9I, Bench. Cm, 90; Wynn. LA, T.' 105;BATTED D Allen, (hi, $5. 91 '*i15 Crew, Mn, lie, Scan, HITS Garr, All. 197 , 0 Cash, I 145. Money. Mil, 11$ Phi. 163. Garvey. LA, 163 CJO UBLES-..PUCJi. Oak, 34DOUBLES--A Oliver, Pgh, it. ... 'Rae, K C. 32 (tench, Con, II. Rose. Cm. 31. TRIPLES—Rivers. Cal. 11. olis, (ardenal, (hi. 30.- Stargell, Pgh, 33 u: IT ING 1735 at AS R H+BI 3 I I 0 STOLEN BASES North, Oak. 15; ",,tek. KC, II PI TCHING (13 1 0 1 1 Decisions)— Fit:morr,s, C. 103. .749, 2 *2 20 fl, 7 14. 7 Its ST R IK UOUTS N .3 0 0 0 74 4 $ 3 Ryan, C.11, , ,95. .-n, ,,i,,. $) 0 PITCHING (1) Dtc,SJoM)_ 900. 101, STWIKEOUTS- Caflicn, Phi, Ill, 7 . ~ E I john. '.''-c',rsrrth LA 177 . - Is. STOLEN 8ASE58rock, SIL. $9. opt's, Lt.. 54 . N All, A Oliver. Pon. ii piOM RUNS-5p,mjjt, Ph.. 32. LA. $33, R13-2. C6Idwt'll, SF, 173. 56 H %n. 0 Garr. TRIPLES- •' tOME RUNS- 0 Allen. Chi, 37. 3 1 2 0 3 1 1 1 3 0 2 0 - ________________ Undefeated Sun City Saints a game, whil! the total fur four home games is 73,695. put a wild pitch past catcher Th e Birmingham Americans have the best attendance, with Judy Martino allowing runs to North Tonawanda a total f 198,214 and a average ,f 49,S53 for four home games. Raybestos catcher Irene Shea Shamrocks 0 score. Th e Ilawaiians have the lowest per game attendance at 11,344. to chalk up the fourth run for iJiat poiis, Indiana M.K. The Detroit Wheels are not far behind with 12,492. her team. Peppers won again after week, the Blazers had the fewest penalties of the year as Joyce Compton's long fly ball beating Stratford Monday by they were only penalized four times for 21 yards. The week to center field was caught by before against the Sharks, the locals were penalized ten times Snooki Mulder leaving a sending one runner home and not allowing Santa Clara, for 156 yards. Three of those penalties set up Shark TD's. Stratford runner on third. California's lAurels to score. For the first time , Pardee will start rookie tight end Greg In the stands, Rebel fans Action starts tonight at 7:30 Latta, who has caught six passes (or 116 yards and two touch- were stompin g their feet, with St. Louis Missouri Kutis r doill Latta will replace injured veteran John 1111ton. chanting, and clapping trying to Funeral Home facing Lancing, 'Our whole passing game has changed now," Pardee says. keep the team's spirit up. Michigan Laurels. Stratford is We should be throwing the ball much more effectively now." Rebels manager, Marge also scheduled to play. < / ~ . . . a vFaces eputation ridiron Test a s ATLANTA (AP) - Ala- chase when they ta ngle on na- Foley of Tulane, all considered early schedule against such bama's perseason stature as tional television in Bir7ningham outstanding by their coaches, powers at UCLA, Kansas, Au. the most powerful college foot- on Oct. 9, one week before the Quarterbacking could be the burn, ISU and Alabama, ball team in the South will be battle with Miami. stumbling block for LSU and Ole Miss could crack the first 4,l on the field this year. Bryant Says 8 team has to Georgia. Neither team has set- division, but Mississippi state, 32 of its last 33 regular-season to" to win a national champion. Charlie McClendon is hoping pear lodged in another battle to games but loser of bowls in ship, adding that his team Carl Otis Trimble, a sophomore avoid the cellar. each year, must face the teams "didn't have it in the spring." with considerable promise, If Maryland slips en route to runs the veer under fire as he the ACC, the most likely winner given the best chance of AtaiinBut Bryant has a multitude of did in the spring, is defending champion North tag supremacy—Ma ry la nd of r'inning backs for his wishbone, the Atlantic Coast Conference, The class runners of the area Carolina State. Clemson is the ulu two returnine (mar. . -. _ / I 1 I I / ~ / /,, 1 I - -- r at -. - _-;; , --- Detroit Boston 6. Chicago I Wednesdays Games Wednesday's Games C.sIitor, (Tanana 151 at 4ouStOn (D'erker 6$) at New Delro,t (Lolich IS IS). N rk Matlack 11 10) Oakland (Hunter 19 10 1 ,i! Pittsburgh (Retin 14 91 at MIwaukee IColborn a 1 ri Iranc,s,co (Barr 107) ldr,qJun 64). N Cincinnati (Gullet? IS $ ) Cleveland (G Perry 16 9) i 'l6cIlh' (Carlton 14 9), N 10 3), Atlanta (Morton $37) at Mon N treat (Walker 7 4). N New York (Dobson I? 11) at St Lou's (McQIofh,n II I) at Mnnsta (Decker 13 10), N San Diego (Grief 6 151, N Baltimore (McNally 12 9 1 at Ch,ago (Hootort 1 10) at Los Tewas (Hargan IC S or Brown 9 .tnnnla. AC ..S__ .. - . .. V JUTWfl '1 1 10), H Thursday's Games Boston (Tiant 701) .1? Ch 'flSbvrgh at San Francisco ('tgo tjohrtson 57). U P4Ouslofl at Ne w York Thursday Games _______ .. P4rN York t)It,more Ck-cland M'Iwaubee Tuesday'sResults ( ncinnat, 3. Philadelphia 0 York 1, Houston 7 '.'ontreal 6. Atlanta 1 S.in Diego 3, St. I 1_n-s Angel I?. Chicago S P-"sburgn 13, San Francisco . The crimson Tide, winner of have a quality he caLc "want tied on one yet, although Kentucky and Vanderbilt ap- INFORMATION: k i " By ICINDY FLANDERS Ricker said her girls never lost ORLANDO AS R H at STRATFORD, spirit, "The girls hustled 8.fld IIerald Staff Wrfter CONN. Club officials say they hope to break the home attendance Mulder. cI 3 0 0 0 Shea. lb mark of 21,000 set two weeks ago in a game against Jackson. a Orlando Rebels met defeat In tried their best, I'm proud of S*arlpll. 3t) I 0 0 0 Mosts. C1 Ville. Tuesday krnoon game with them and I ilnk the fans are Staley. If 3 0 I 0 Eglot?. cf Tenny, ss 3 0 0 0 Crartiton. lii Managing General Partner Rommie Leudd has called a World Champion Raybesto too. Brakettes eliminating them More th an 2,500 spectators Cashing , 2b 24,000 home attendance per game "necessary " if the B 3 0 1 0 Pones. If are to remain in Central Florida. At last week's Storm lazers game. from the National Women's packed the stadium for the Z011inger, lb 3 0 0 0 Rol*. 7b . fig ur es were just about 10,000 less th an needed. Softball Tournament at Varner most talked'about game of the A.iiarft, c I 0 1 0 Backus.ss Johnson. p 20 00 kl(Cr. c Stadi um in Orlando. tournament so far. Former Pittsburg Steeler Ilubie Bryant, acquired by Florida IctaIs 74 0 3 0 Ttal from the Detroit Wheel last week sho ul d help Bob Davis's Otheir games of the day saw The Stratford Conn. ______________ b pa ssing effort tonight. In addi tion, former Uni versi ty of Raybestos rack ed up three big Lansing, Mich, Laurels Maryland and Cleveland Brown star Gary Collins, sidelined all runs in the bottom of sparking six runs eliminating first I . Bally, Penn. Cardinellas from ~ season with a broken collar bone, is expected to see limited inning after the Rebels failed to 0 action tonight. the tournament with no runs. score in the top of first. St. Louis, Missouri Kutis * In his first outing of the year. player-coach CDHins will Both team played the next I mostly be used to backup tight end Matt hfaslowsid. He will also four innings without crossing Funeral Hom,e clufted up one .. a A ' -4 7! 144 , i . , ! wo A '. , 0~~ W 2— A 4, 40'tll~~~ . 'Ji low . . ill I 5ANFRD HEATING AND :' t ct. •..-k Last GREETINGS, AND A WIDE VARIETY Of L Pct. GB 56 $ ? 66 67 5)6 63 61 .196 I 63 6-4 496 6 67 66 477 13 60 69 165 Il ______ lt; r ,o W 11 W L PC?. GB 6) 573 61 5)7 1', 65 1% 3', 67 461 7 sa 10 141 10 52 1 416 I)', l,1p1) ,,,!reau Pew York Chicaqo - .-t Lcaguc 1) Vi 61 6.6 64 59 ' JI E HELPFUL For Free EStimate Ca ll 32 2.6390 . - ill . 9:30 % . II IN jr ". a take over the team's punting chores from linebacker Billy home plate. In the bottom of Lorelei forthe thedouble second fifth inning, with Stratford and lastLadles time in runners on second a nd third, e limination tournament, Blazer shorts: AttendanLe at Blazer games averages 18,423 a Rebels hurler Hellen Johnson AVAILABLE AT lZUIflff rnef,ca Hobbs. REPAIR KIT . Press National I aq,,. FJL A Time ver Reduced WORKS EVERY TIME AT HOME—IN MINUTES e . said Wheels 1 1&14). the Houston Texans (15-3), the Chicago Fire (4621 i, The Jackstinville Sharks (n26) and last week, the Portland Although she noted that she Exam For Federal Courts : Blazer Dickle James, with a 46.0 average has the best record '4 'f kickoff retu rn s in th e league but does not have enough returns to qualify for official league lead. Former Houston U. st ar Jim Strong is still leading the earn with both rushing and receiving. He's carried the ball 82 times for 299 yards and three touchdowns. He has caught 20 passes for 181 yards. Th e Blazers have beaten th e Hawaiians 8-7), the De troit considered for the office that is up for elecdon In December. Lawy'ers i\/lay Scc)n i:cice *'I I carne against the Chicago Fire three weeks ago at Soldier Field. appears to ECKERD DRUGS MEN== —_______________________ .161 IV..z 4 yards, a 53.2 percentage and ten TD's. fie has been intercepted eight times. Blazer Rod Foster is the leagues leading punt ret ur ner for th e second straight week, wi th a 19.7 average on nine returns. His fine return of 86 yards—twisting, hitting and sidestepping— William Durrenberger of the - SI 9 on ...:. .- ____ - against the rush and last 12th) against the pass. Th e Blazer's fine defensive line and secondary will be tang two of th e WFL's leading runners tonight. Memphis's J.J. Jennings is the third leading rushir in the %F1 ith 416 )ard in 96 tarries an average of 43 yards a carry, and f ive touch d'ns John lIar%e), the other starting back is fifth in rushtn' lthi3 carries(ora56)ardaverageandto fUs al meeting tonight. board of adjustment and bondsman Ie Wheeler— have submitted letters to councilmen indicating Interest n the post. All three are qualified and none be aligned with anygroupinthcity,Jfr5 said, adding that others may be By The - the pass. Memphis is ranked eight in overall defense: first hier Ileisman T*o winn er John IIuirte leads the &'uten. Tht ten•)ear FL Vet is currenhl) sixth leading tirt . - -JXJ3aiu& i.. j, IIII nr I. wit h ia completions on 141 attempts for 1132 in October S I - , 0 :1:1:7.0741:11 Im -' st t1w Bus Safety Program Notice tooll ::T !!:: -11- ;~..i' Central Florida's Blazers 16.1), leading LAKE MARY— City council agreed the salary cuts promp. voted Tuesday night to change as holds the tie-breaking vote if a non-pr fit In- Rice, licensed by the state for WASHINGTON (AP) — The one should develop at tordght,s tW his initial pledge to go to the name of the facility to "Sky terdenominational 0 1institution foster care, as houseparents White House cat sleeps easi Tallahassee might best be King You th Ranch" in order to dedicated er meeting, Mrs. Hem said she to rehabilitation of and Jack Monifort, soc i o l o gy toda y, worked out at home. gain a wider appeal and delinque nt hopes a candidate can be or troubled major at Florida Technological The dog kennels my be -selected who is acceptable to "I think a Tallahasee hearing financial support base. juveniles, SAYS nas depended University, as relief house i about to go — for a swimming the entire coun will cause many problems, and cil. Kirby Grant, who gained on voluntary support of local parent. Mrs. Carolyn Grant,, pool. Other items on tonlght,s doubt, much expense to the television fame as the true blue organizations and Individuals In Kirby's wife, will work as . taxpaye"saidComio a Admlinistration strategists, genda are adoption, of orhero of the "Sky King" series, its efforts to raise funds for receptionist and secretary. Sid Vihlen Jr., author of the an keeping the taxation U.S . Park Service officials, purchasing land and con. Two South Seminole compromise moves. PrWerty tax rate at thr" miHs, scUng a youth shelter, residents, Lam' Hanks and Bill Secret In a memo to the board, fire pro c te ti on and lakeside Mumford, of Advanced Media Arts Commission are casting an zoning. The facility Is awaiting f Vihien said he felt the $500,000 eye to the a i r-conditioned , Inspection this week and ac- Systems wdl advise SAYS in Its figure could be whittled dm to dog kennels as the best spot for a Certification of the recent d, SAYS new fund raising eff or ts. cording to Jack L yn $200,000, leaving Polk with a Gran t hopes to revive the Sky new pool for President Ford. election on turning back the city executive director, will be able still,-record $2 million budget charter, action on the fire to receive the first youngsters King TV series and Is awaiting for the coming year. If the Pool is built at the cur. department brush truck bid and within two weeks. An offical good The sleriff had requested IL5 rent kennel site, In a thick the dump truck and mower bids dedication and open house are pilot film with a Florida clump of trees on the South will be considered, million, and Indicated he would background. He plans to in. Lawn, it would be only steps f fight t the governor's office ____ — 1 troduce the Sky King Youth from the Pr The Seminole County Sept. 22, but Lynd's office dny salary cuts, and the Sheriff's Department will esident's Oval Of. __________ so p". commission's decision to cut his sporLw a bus safety program In now located in a mobile home Ranch in the plot of the first lice. 419 epLsode. which will give it , n-H new car request in half. county elementary school In on the 21-acre site off SH near Winter Springs. He national exposure. He also Former President Lyndon B. October, DENTURE ns to promote the you th Johnson had the luxurious ken(5tlK-FI welcomes visits from anyone pla The Lega l ' - (fensively, the &wthriien are ranktl se(-,nd rushing and Iota Lh pasing. The Blazers are tenth olfcnsivelyfifth rushing and fourth p assi ng . Defensively, the locals are second against both the run and shall walk, and not faint," read Mayor Margie Hess said one scripture recited during the three city residents— Bert service. Perinchief, music director at Seminole Junior College, The Rev. Mr. TI.richer and family selected some . ' Wd aiiiri ,y.js sI' If you haven't ril it out to a Blazer game yet, the n this is the (one to attend. Tonight's contest pits the WFL's leading defensi'.e team, th e Blazers, against the league's leading of fensive team, tile Southmeri. Action Point tickets are available for $5 and can be bought atany of the many ticket locations. shall er C 'r. tonight at 8 p.m. in the Tangerine Bowl. in not be weary; and they Youth - I ord shall renew their is expected to name a sength the) replacement for rsigned mount with wings as eaglcs• they shall -councilman John Norden at a -- kirby Grant, left, with SV't S president Jack Lindsay and- Jim Lviid nas War Over Coun Budget — ey that wait upon the ... Polk and the board Tuesday Seminole All Youth Shelter Patsy Burke Delia C. By e __ . Alice Vickers Ma.rguet Murray / during 3nd agreed to arbitrate his differences with the county commission ' ducted the half-hour ceremony. Even though no men tion of Lindbergh 's name was made the service, what was Said and read all man who was most for his 1fl7 solo across the ,1 1' capacity Altamonte Want. r'oui HOSPITAL NOTES tant minister from Ilana, con. - considered i~,io.~_, th e WFI. Eastern Idivision b a full game, will host the Memphis Southmen (5-2) Mked later what plans twoof theirsons, Jon and Ind Another son and two daugh. t.ers ert unable to attend The Rev. John Tincher, a Protes- • • gaining federal funding for the I'll f, - lit service, including his widow, widow had, Jon Undbergh said Anne Morrow Undbergh, and he knew of none "at this time." - 44 _L carry , X I;* % person flowell, the aviator's personal tears as she left the chapel for physician. Fe-wer than two doz- tl.!ir home, ~hl W -4 . 511.11 L a:J JUU3tZ ".s u.., ..tn..t . . / Of Mmnhh' -- - c. "e cas'ual . / Plans approved by state agencies earlier this week were that Southern Gulf Utilities 1'Iant iUon Estates can connect E i Blazers Defense Faces Offense from cancer. He was 72 After the ceremony, Mrs During his last eight days of Lindbergh thanked each hi... ? i...JL--- ---------suv, &...muoergn planned [or [as attended. Sitting through dea th, including the memorial the service without showing service, said Milton M. emotion, she wiped back a few ____ " Delay d "s' - / ., II Lindbergh - _ outrage" that state officials p"lanned to force Altamonte Wednesday, August 28,1974-7A been buried ••. .. Evening Herald Continuing Church Springs to provide sewer I I out . , BILL fanfare, the way ••J Lone who had everything planned Eagle" wanted it all to end. to every detail," he added. ç Friends and family ga thered the theme of slm. at the tiny Kipahulu Hawaiian pilcity, Mrs. Lindbergh was on Tuesday to honor dressed in a purple Hawaiian Lindbergh one more time. He print dress wi th a string of had in a lava-atone pearls around her neck. The grave next in the. !9th century j. Yjj , tujvedernan(Je(J - •. -. .4 . __________________ ______________________________________________ Bible scriptures, "and the .. Ill if ied Quiet, Dign eral even had designated pioneer Charles Augustus Lind. some," said the minister. bergh was simple and without "He was an amazing *11 • -i''5] I J . time on ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11~~:ii ii W, 9 .I- -, =%- ~ , 1 I 1 1 I 4 : A_.''.~. .?- -,.. ?.I-1; 11 1 1- I— - - __ _-__ Lindbergh Rites ' t ___ 4 ! .- z - __ ---------------I -". 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PETERSBURG, Fla. tAP) - Hubert Mizell, a for. luer Florida sports editor for The Associated Press, has been named sports editor of The St. Petersburg Times. Mizell. 35, replaces Buddy Martin, 36. Martin takes over as the paper's newsfeatures editor, the paper announced Tuesday. Mizell is a native of Georgia. He attended the University :r.c. •r Jacksonville before joining the All in 3969. He came to the Times last December as a sports columnist. West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale go into today's round of the Florida State League playoffs with opening round wins. Fort Lauderdale blanked Lakeland 3-0 Tuesday night while West Palm Beach defeated Tampa 64 in the best t%%i' of three series. \Vcct P:drii Reich third hascm:n (rv floenicke druvc in live of his team's six runs with a three-run homer and a double in the game played in West Palm Bench. The winning pitcher for Fort Lauderdale was Mike Husk, who pitched a four-hitter. All of the Tigers' runs were scored by Wayne Benson. The series matches the winners in the FSL's two divisions against the runners-up. West Palm Beach will meet Tampa tonight in Tampa while Fort Lauderdale will host Lakeland. Red Wings Trade DETROIT AP) - The Detroit Red Wings have traded right wing Henry Boutha to the Minnesota North Stars for left wing Danny Grant, team officials said Tuesday. Iloucha, 2.3, scored 19 goals and picked up 12 assists In 70 games last season. He played for the U.S. Olympic team in 1972 and was acquired by the Wings later that year. Grant, 27, NFI. rookie of the year in 1969, averaged 29 goals a season in his six years with Minnesota. Red Wing spokesmen also said forward Blair Stewart froke his leg In an auto accident Saturday and will be sidelined for at least five weeks. Duane Thomas Dropped CARUSLE, Pa. Controversial running back Duane Thomas was dropped by the Washington Redskins because of a disagreement he had with an assistant coach during a meeting of the National Football League team. Ben gals Lose Appeal CINCINNATI -The Cincinnati Bengals of the National F'vvtball League lost an appeal for an Injtmcfton preventing the World Football League from recruiting NFl, players. a W ________ the course, he serves as master ptanne for the proposed O condc,minium and single-family residential-recreational community million surrounding the golf course. The Swallows s just off Interstate 4 between Daytona and Orlando and nor th of Sanford in this pastoral central Florida township. Palmho said th:i th c - - ______ - . 4 I Fhe 7- " . . ., 11 :A - -J RIDGEWOOD, N.Y. - Bill Hyndman of Huntington Valley, Pa. defeated Bruce Furman, a 22-year-old University of Houston student, 3 and I in secondround actiofl at the 74th United States Amateur Golf Championship. 1' 1'I ,., M Foreign Legion or become gourmet cooks. Jim Dunn ran from border to border, 1,750 miles from San Ysidro, Calif., a gateway to Mexico, to the Peach Arch at Blame. Wash., which celebrates America's friendship with Canada. "1 wanted to do something wild and adventurous," the young man explains. "It was on 1 .1 _1I •. •I I$ rn, mpa u iu ic, i do It; I couldn't live with myself until I tried." Now Jim Dunn, who is 17, has a sense of accomplishment which allows him to be at ease with himself. He pushed back the barriers of pain and fatigue during the 69 days he was on the run between Mexico and Canada. Then he described his exotic experience in a fine, ensiUve article for the magazine, Sports - ChickenWire Coach Hurt' TAMPA, Fla. (AP) 'People who don't know say, "There goes the chicken-wire coach," laments Larry Jones, former head coach at Florida ~ State University. "It woul dn 't h urt if I knew I ut'eated, I'd have shrugged my shoulders and said th ey caught nie. But I did not c heat." That was Jones' reaction Tuesday after learnin g that the National Co llegiate Athletic Assoda Lion had reprimanded his school, putting the Seminoles on a year's pro ba tion for what were called minor in. old fractions. In 1973, former St . Peters. urg 'limes sports writer Fred irard did a series of arti cles 'n FSU, saying that players _ ' our prices are in aIignment I INNING REST Stratford takes the field after an exhausting inning of play. The locals lost 4-0. Story on page 7A. (Herald Photo by Cindy Flanders) . 3.norJi rood husird guaantoo tired group of Orlando Rebel players rest In the dugout as Rookie s Ho er Bea s ros AZ Iknnv Ayala, a 23-year old outfielder, joined an elite group if 39 other players can be called elite - Tuesday night when, in his first major league ing on a T0111 Griffin fastball an(] a single in Pittsburgh's and powdering it over the 341. nine-run third inning, and foot sign down the left field line. helped Drock Ellis to breeze to leddyMartj his eighth straigh t victory. nez singled and Ttu, McGraw The Rues paraded 14 batters in (... -......... .'j men to me plate in the th ird. Felix Millan lined a single to Padres 3, Cardinals 11 '..- .. - . torrential downpour of six loss es and one tie, whil e Cal ifornia has a bright 4-3 record, 1' 1399 Jones talked to Tampa Thb'. ne sports editor Tom McEwen y telephone from Knoxville, here he Is a defensive coor. astor at th e University of AM 13 blackilrilin plus FLY. (IiewaI $3 - Jones was the Seminole 'ach durin g the tim e the CAA said that rules were bro. 'n. He resigned last year after dismal 0-11 season. i SW 071.13..........14 ...... 111-14 .......... ISIS ...... 17.10 ISJS 171- 14 ..........1......?1JS 1J. 075.14 .......... IS.n ...... r...n 071-IS.......... 11 .01 ...... 34.10 Jones said he had hoped for pli ItT. 1.7$ I* In e oneration In the NCAA re'rt sft=P run 6t"1W Moo be* am .. 71- radial steel double belted Whitewall with 40,000 mile guarantee, $ 399 3 . 2 secretary for Jim's unlikely strengthened. I saw so many marathon. DLantha drove a mutilated animals on the road I mini-camper and arranged for can't bear the Will of eating food and accommodations as meal" Jim ran in the sun and the wind On one occasion he was so and the rain throigh California, charged with energy be ran 50 Washington and Oregon. miles between Meyers Flat, north of Ft. Bragg, to Eureka, She also phoned frequent LMTO-i&.................... ISIS o.. It$,4 .................... allis..................... ___ U." I ' left for two more runs. Reds 3, Phillk 0 fr "It was odd," he says. "I felt Like going 60 or 70 miles that day. I got sick, I felt flushed. I Edward Dunn, athletic and had been running through the trim like his son, is a tax con- sunny, hot redwoods, then I was sultant who recently retired In the chill fog of the coast After I rested, I felt good again. from the Air Force after I had to change my climate years. controL" It was the father who drove He was more comfortable Jim to San Ysliro for the iti lwlurt than with people. beginning of his adventure. Some motorists shouted inThereafter, it was Jim and sults, others twisted their Diantha. steering wheels as though As the days went by, Jim threatening him, oth?rs honked averaged about 30 miles on the their horns. road. It was a lonely odyssey. The noise broke his reverie. 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A source close to the 1 9year- -Jim Collier, president; Arnie It was learned Malone met old Petersburg High School star Ferrin, general manager; with DrIesell during the evesaid Tuesday night Malone al- Bucky Buckwalter, pla yer per- ning, but he declined comment ready had signed with the Utah sonnel director reportedly on the session when he talked Stars of t he American Basket- left Washington about 8:30 p.m. briefly wi th newsmen on his ball Association, but Malone re- EDT Tuesday en route here, second visit to his small frame fused early today either to con- Malone, who averaged 35.8 firm or deny the report. points and 25 rebounds per It was learned, however, that game in leading Petersburg to Malone, his mother and three its second successive state executives of the ABA team championship this past season, were booked on an Eastern Air was due to have begun classes Lines flight leaving nearby today at the University of Richmond for New York this Maryland, which won the colmorning. And the ABA tents- lege recru iti ng war for his S Lively scheduled a 2 p.m. EDT. services. ne ws conference in New York The news Malone had signed at the Americana Hotel, pre. or was about to sign a contract, áa FIT. till, our Most 8-cyl. U.S. and many Y foreign. - uno-Is.....................sss 10% a p ra ano at - FWO-14..................... GRillS .................... H571-I$ .................... Stop in tribulor cap: adjust timing, carburetor and dwell &not*. Most 6 cyl. U.S. an ma 6-cyl. lot4Hgn, R*913.71 A Fix onit-ploce aluminum dish whetf. lilm& Fits most r od 31 uo 4b 11111d CNVY 414 bolt circle, J• --HOOD- 'me Texans, 24-1, saw lots of k ft will take our best effort of The rest of the schedule has a 43-30 knockout from New the season if we're going to beat Inc New York Stars the York play. auto center sale 25% of f aluminum wheels. 'Who 'Gets Moses, Lefty Or The Pros? I Its eIghth week of tonight _;3ft -- raining sessions. A '' - 11170-13 plus FLT. reports to her husband, Edward, and other members of the family In Del Mar, Calif. A A _ 4CytO "You never know when they n of first ploce in the The The &orm and the Sun are as might strike." inatch-up is one of four World Central Division is at make divergent as the weather patPortland Coach Dick Coury F 00-thall League games on 'Lap u,heii the a.,cago Fire, 6-1, enterns they were named for thinks the Storm's lli'htning tonight as the rookie league fertain the C Portl and's season has been a will strike for the first time moves into cans7-0. Homers by Willie McCovey and Dave Winfield off Bob GibTony Perez slammed a Dick son wrecked the Cards. Gibson Huthven curve ball into right- permitted only fo ur hits but isat-bat, he slugged a home run. center field for a two-r un sued th ree walks, two of them The line-drive shot triggered double in the six th inning that 4 a three-rim second inning that carried Jack Billlngham and preceding Dave Hilton's run. scoring single in the second Incarried the New York Mets to a the Reds past Philadelphia. ning. 4-2 victory over the Houston AsDodgers 10, Cubs S Expos 6, Braves 1 tlos. Jimmy Wynn hit a two-run Homers by Bob Bailey and In Tuesday night's other Na. homer and Bill Buckner and [ton Fairly and two-run singles tional League games, the CiaJoe Ferguson slugged solo by Mike Jorgensen and Jim rinnnii RP4h hInn1 1 -flkiI unomers to lead the Dodgers' 13- Northrup gave Montreal all the delphia 3-0, the Los Angeles hit attack against the Cubs, runs they needed to turn back Dodgers clubbed the Cubs 125, Jose Cardemial and Jerry Mo- the Braves. the Pittsburgh Pirates swamp- rales hit two-run homers for ed San Francisco 13-2, the San Chicago, which had a 54 lead In American League action, Diego Padres beat St. Louis 3-I before the Dodgers ripped Rick It was California 7, Detroit 6 in and the Montreal Expos de-. Reuschel for three runs in the 13 innings; New York 4, Mmfeated Atlanta 6-I. third, two on Bill Russell's nesota 2; Texas 2, Baltimore I; Ayala had been recalled from bases-loaded single. Boston 6, Chicago 1; Oakland 3, Tidewater of the International Pirates 13, Giant, 2 Milwaukee 2, and, in a doubleLeague earlier Tuesday and Al Oliver drove home five header split, Cleveland 12-2, started off with a bang, jump- runs, four of them with a double Kansas city 8-13, t "-HOOD- Custom "400" 4-ply polyester card tIre / REBELS BETWEEN By BRUCE LOWITT AP Sports Writer Cuno Barragan, where are you now' And w herever you are. stay away from Benny Ayala. A The Discount Department Store -ere forced to work out under a w-strung chicken wire fence nd subjected to Inhumane I. W T7A!!1/I _ Iifflw%wao /... last anti first plao:-t- teanis. LA41 I By FRED ROTIIENBERG games ahead of runner -u p th e Sun ," Coury said. "And I Texans in the 11oustoi Coach Jim Garrett IIOUMOrI AsAP Sports Writer Houston, think we're ready for that after trodome; the Florida Blazers chopped eight players from his ThelawofaveragesIson0 But form In football is about th e Florida game." hosting th e Memphis South.. .starting lineup. side as dependable as weather peeLast weex, the Storm men; and th e Detroit Wheels other as the Portland Storm dieting, so California Coach 1911 do Dr.. dropped an 11-7 heart-breaker invading Philadelphia to play S1fltO Ph: a sweeps down the coast to play Torn Fears Is wary. - to the tough Florida fl1azrs, UIC Pdl. • SAPIORD Ir. , *1,0 ffi ('..iljfornia Sun in a ment1ng t('311" j., o ruu nc flPfl Its UeH thc Wctcrn 1Jiisions they haven't won," said Fears, second straigh t victo ry. allytelevised game, uisped HONOA - 11111e% 84 Jim Likes To Run Man seeks expression and fulfillment according to his need. Some write poetry, others fall out of airplanes, join the - green. That's not good design." prefer a shorter course. 1k nd that the developers of 'I he cOtIfst' is designed for The Swallows, LTP Properties tournaments. So- e Like Poetry - - proficient player. After all, if sections one for three of us are playing and one1 professionals, two others for hooks, another slices, and the non-professionals, and a third dr ives right down the "golden" tee. The last is for middle, It isn't fair for all of us older persons who cannot drive to end up with a clear shot at the as far as they once could and Wednesday, August 28,1974-9A WFL Storm, SunAsO pposite As TheirW eather Names - ball ::i tend to siluc oü. aelue'i1g a natural feeling to What is this, some kind of the course. It's twice as hard to medieval torture? design that way, but the results "No," replied Palombo, "it's speak for themselves," desIgned to rcwrd the Each tee will have fotr $ bdrin By JACK MURPHY Herald Service, - iii -- s ard chia tiipioiisliip coursc at Swallos s (;()If and ('ountry Club .1 pvøn - .- s--.. .... ; I I .. ennessee. Amateur Golf Wins At DEBAR?, Fla., -The Scots had been to relate natural contours we found - even on the tees, In some would nod "aye" at the 6,505- 'l osely to designed Jack Nicklaus. You must hit it, Inc., are determined to achieve the woods and 84 here," he said. "We didn't cut cases." yard, par 12 championship Dom acres of sand bottom lakes on say, 385 yards and make It land the finest. "From a technical big slopes in the fairways, or The designer said this Isn't a In the right position for your standpoint, It's the best you can Palombo 18-hole golf course the 700-acre tract, grade than excessively. We power course. here at The Swallows Golf and "You don't have approach shot," he explained, do - the best grass (dwarf "The course relates to the saved trees whervu'r practical to hit the ball var(Is like Country Club. lie noted that, on a hole tiffine greens, tiffine bermuda When they originated the designed for a draw, the golfer fairways), the best soil mixancient and honorable game, who succeeds in that will be lure, (he best fertilizer, the they Intended it as a game of rewarded by coming In:o the works," he added. NJ placemeni green open on the next shot. If Noting that The Swallows Is "It's a thinking man's game, he fades, however, he'll come but one of several fine courses and this Is a thinking man's into the green over a trap or In this central Florida area, course," said Palombo, who inourd. Also, he'll find th e Palombo said, "We met the heads a Pittsburgh landscape _________________ , j.,. green working away from his competition by trying to be architectural firm bearine his if i ,i ko*to, an t Jiot so that SPORTS Florida League Playoffs Evening Herald ice 2.50 267 2.74 2.17 Save $3 ' �- . - .--y-:9- ! .=- - ails M • -. - LEISURE Even i ng Herald - - . . - - . -. - . - -. - - . - iEETLE BAILEY Evening Herald Wednesday, August 28, 1974-1OA ?O'P I WIN GEE./ 3: WOULDN'T Y YOU TKEAT U5.1 Wednesday, August 28,1974-1JA CARNIA by Dick Tumor anT_BRIDGE NEIVER - ByOSWALL) jtW ULDETJ JAMES JACORY - News an Sheehan NowN ews Prestd ent TO ~1 GHT' TV - -— -- Wednesday 7-00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes What's My Line? Wide World CM Animals (13) News (24) Population & Growth (35,44) Star Trek 7- 30 #2) The Price Is Right - (6) Andy Griffith Of Truth 6- M (6) Capt. 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The cast is star studded. title with Buddy Ebsen, Peter 19 ral aty Graves, Arthur Kennedy, 2o' Ranswu Raymond Massey, Mercedes 23 Went on horuback McCambridge, Rip Torn and Modem art Joseph Campanella. trend Burmese $ 30930 PBS THE GREAT 27le AMERICAN DREAM jo Fia' s MACHL14E RERUN Tortight'S 32 Pilirties segments concentrate on cars There's a talk with "Big Daddy" Roth, a car and motorcycle designer, a funny look at parking problems in the cities, a tour with Marshall 36 Spamsh narne 37 American author g(x 40 Itorna n la% e Rod Andrew Rooney on political 11 accidental, but Cannon finds evidence to the contrary. Scharon Acker guest stars as the suspicious wife. 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WISIUn Charcoaled to Perfection COLOEN SPOON AWARD WINNER A._ MtRrAINMENr NIGHTLY ' the Lamplight., Lounge %j I T1 1, 'Ains _1,4 I JQ A W ' MONONA 21 a 26 28 29 ,t r 1 —• - i ______ 04 6-28 Yesterday we said that you !W C i t (U Ifl., II n 'P o 'n one North spade with four cards each in West East South 4 I'iS.S 14 shades and clubs Our general 2V -, rule for other hands with t South. hold four-card suits Is when you hold You, four diamonds and four clubs to ÔA • K Q 1054 V 85 + 32471 "'hat do you (1(1 now? open one club; wi th four hearts Aflid live spades. Your and four diamonds to open a partner has shown 2 very good diamond, unless your hearts hand. but there ro Ight %ell be are very good; with clubs and two quick diamond lowirs. either major to open one club TODAY'S QUESTIoN and with spades and hearts to Your partner continues to ix open one heart. (10 you do now In addition we also olvn notrump %%'hat An%%er Tomorrow '* us - 'Calm down, Conrad! 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COME ON' IT'S NOT COMlN ON' IDEA! I— ITS rDONE- FOR! PHD' CANCELE mifts Ams OW Wx it in as down: ALBATROSS FARMAN BOEING FOKKER BRISTOL CAUDIN MORA"4F Tomorrow Shark. NEVER /___77 WINTHROP SHORTHOFLN 80P%1TIf S LT I1AR1NE KER LET by Dick Cavalli 10 MY AN CALL OUT Till all of the expanded "Seek & Fi nd" books NONSENSE! FID A RBOUR _1r__ OPEN DAILY 11 A.M. TILI:30 P.M. FRI & SAT. TIL 10:30 p M. 109 French Ave. (Ili-way 11.tl) Sanford 111111111:11MUM Tlw hid4an unm 119sid bdow mben 2 throullt 7, send 60 cents for each, making checks "Seek & Find." Star-Teleirain Syndicate. Address leffen in cee of this newspaper. 39 ----1--. #. C Aj- To order any or 36 '.s' -- --- -- "11121 SOPWITLFS HORTHORMSP 31 35 ' . gr r2~- 17 definiteh should n N LOSER a a &a'wti i a o' bidding went forward. Not that the heart suit should be missed. Any two bidders should reach that head game on any system and would wind up losing two diamonds and one heart. North-South vulnerable Ur~_ :%I- \ Ii e.cr MOM? Rapoke FRIED CHICKEN — 38 '- - WWI Planes 13 19 34 .' f ,?f,7Ff')r)fp( I I dlIJI./L/I*J , ' 1 30 - Oulz OLD opening. It Is even easier to get there after a one-heart opening by North, but any four-card maJorite would open the North with one Theheirt A8753 4107 4.1952 SOUTH A2 P tOtS \ I.KIP4I .y"0 1074 + KQlo U ~ML. I 24 25 -.. - - . SEEK & FIND tx)WN Is Strange 33 Slavic man's I Food rM(pl.) 20 Lliateaubtiand narne 2 Away (rorn the hem 35 Food leaving shove 39 Stcrvt agent 3 — ofthe Town in Utah 4anY0( flBhIhOd 43 ts waged wdiac 44 Custorns *Fmm opening 6 Swim canton (Fr., ab.) 47 Frank IIc&I t a Navigate 25 idfui T,-n 49 Contend 9 Birthplace of 27 Aeneasitnytho zesingingvoice SOYellowish Drown 10 SA 219 litman 5 Suf1idenoting i2AdVLL( r1Jat origin 13 Four% cwds(.4 31 Perennial 53 Highest pLacr 12 - ______ hrmit 57 Confined 14 KiDC&' Wct A ,TARVING ALL OVER ThE IOJ4 I i-tv -r-# srs'r FRlEND. 9 ____________________ by Marcia Court, ______ CLAP PAPPER 1;~ 17AVPq UNGLEGS Li 11 CLA P 42 9-11 NBC WEDNESDAY -NIGHT AT THE hIOVIES RERUN "M Sky at hlot ning" A good drama set in World War " BORN LOSERS" _____ . Vahen the hunter Is attacked by I 0 treat n a lldilffe preserve. It all , DRIVE-IN THEATRE Thirteen years ago, William Sheehan joined ABC News In Detroit. The network had just three foreign news bureaus in those days, all without camera crews. But now both Sheehan and ABC News have come a long Va 1% SInC those ifaiss '1( CVaS lidS 11 foreign bureaus and they all have camera - - ANYWAY, 1-11i HEARD ,, 1, IRA OULD WWY YES r' pjôojpW"ERE 'r r ri U_ •- produce four cards there. It is fairly easy to arrive at four h T K9 W&M by Days Graue LURCH WAS LOOM NG FoR)1 14 W%, SOM E A PRIVATE SPOT WkSM PLACE 2* 4,AK6 / ALLEY OOP third in news ratings,prline- noted, ABC feels it Increased time appeal and over-all linage. the total audience, rather than Just as the- networks' prime split viewer loyalties. "ne limo In recent years h9s ratings showed that we brought narrowed the gap, ABC News in new viewers who were not interested in tetal gavel-tohas inade even more dramatic gavel coverage." gains. -We are very close to pal ity in the evening n ews," Sheehan CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST obsersed "It has been a tough AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE ftht amon(' the networks in recent years for No. 1.' , Ile Ilerald Services As for Sheehan, he's t he new . Council 10 '00 (2 Name a president of ABC News. The Smith (35) Leave It To Evening News, the Tune corresponding growth was not Beaver junior network has been in the (6) The Jokers 44) Movie cotncident.aJ, (44) Please Don't f Wild thick of the ratings battle for 1 0 Eat The Sheehan was recently named (44) Father Knows No. 1, with CBS's Walter (6) As Daisies Best president to fill the vacancy Cronkile, and NBC's John Turns 10 - 30 (2, 0) winning Streak 5:00 (9) MIssioll WILLIAINI SHEEHAN created when Elmer Lower was (9) Lei's Make A Chancellor. (6) Gambit Impossible upgraded to the ABC Deal A major factor in ABC corporate director until he joined ABC in (9) S10.000 Pyramid (24) Mister Rogers 2:00 112,111) Days Of Our level as vice president of cor- 1961. News's climbing prestige has (44) Green Acres Neighborhood Live% porate affairs. Before that, 10:55 (IS) News been its series of documen (35) Batman For the next year, Sheehan (6) Guiding Light Sheehan had been senior vice 11:00 (2, 8) High Roller s (44) Mod Squad as in New York as m taries and news specials. IV (9) Nmlyvved Game (6) What 's My Line 5:30 (2) News president of the news division, anchorman a variety of ABC News Close-Up series has 2:30 (7.8) Doctors with (9) Split Seccnd (6) Green Acres Sheehan comes to his new helpinates I of the (6) Edge Of ABC Evening been especially well received (13) "Now You (13) Tom Ewell assignment with strong Night credentials in news broad. News in the days when it was and multiaward winning. The See It" Show (9) Girl In My only a 15-minute nightly news department has been (35) Romper Room (35) Lost In Space Life It has been lif (44) Phil Donahue %e as . telecast. dams Family (35) M F since graduating from the Show 6:00 With Lower In charge of Then he went toLonclon in 1962 Martian (2, 6,8,9) News 11:30 (2, 8) Hollywood (13) University of Hartford, where and remained there as bureau 41rection, and Sheehan backing Peter Loves (44) Underdog Iquares Mary 3:D0 (2,S) Another World two years ago he was awarded chief for the next four years. him up, ABC-TV abandoned (6) Love Of Life the Distinguished Alumnus (44) Lucy Show (6) The Price Is ed gavel-to-gavel convention In 1966, Lo (9) Brady Bunch 6:30(13) Mrs. G. G award. Right sthancktws T0 coverage in i and again In Us) Fran Carlton To College (9) General Hospital He started his broadcasting o f 1972. (44) Not For opting for 90-minute named him vice president US) Mayberry RFD (35) Mr. Ed career in 1943 as a staff radio Women Only nightly shows including af. ABC News. (44) Hogan's, Heroes (44) Lost In Space announcer at W&IAS in In 1972,Sheehan was upped to lemDon highlights. "That gave Springfield. Mass. 77wn he did senior vice president. Whe us parity with the other net. 9-9 NBC CHASE RERUN Richard Crenna goes off to war, and Desi Arnaz Jr., lays a a hitch in the p Amy as a Lower was upped to a corporate works in convention coverage," "Eighty-Six Proof TNT" Chase and they resettle in New school chum. Claire Bloom is bombadier and navigator in vp. Sheehan Sheehan asserted. Moved up. and the boys go after h1exico. Richard Thomas gives the unhappy mother who can't Europe in World War If. For a newsman, these have bootleggers. Chase poses as a a fine performance as the son, adjust to her new home. He went back to New England been the most exciting and bodyguard, gets a job with a after the war to become a newscaster at WRDC In Hart. challenging times. Every event mobster while the rest of the Answer to Previous Puule is a test of television's value as unit work from without to nail ford, then to Detroit's WJR in a news media. When Sheehan Visiting Hours the gang. 1%3 as news editor, later news first came to L LQI!U ABC, He every 8-9 ACROSS ABC "THE a lion he was ft )IC1 b ona nza Mery Griffin Gilligan slsland (13) Orlando City 430 (2) (8) (3S) P Place () 12:55 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6.8) News (9) All My Children 'i 30 (8) That Girl (14) Petticoat 9610 CBS CANNON RERUN "Death of a Hunter" When a VV=IDISNEY mArmmst big-game hunter dies, hLs wife beheves he was murdered. @w caUs Cannon, Death was caused i 3:30 (2, 8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Ll-.c 13S) Penthouse Barnyard J: 00 (2, 8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) GillIgan s Island Tornorr * Jimmy Dean —rj,_ 11:55 (6) Ne~%s AFTERNOON 12:00 (2. 44) News (6) Young AiKI pmfless (a) Jackpot (9) Password (35) Florida Lifestyle 12:30 (2, 8) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For Junction To Tell The Truth (9) ------_ 110 (44) I'lCIdid EVENING a __ __-- NORTH ID) 4 K Q7 .5 0 [ 0 -- 0 r three-card club suits with hands like today's. 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LUNCHEON t-' 2 LIVE ii h— - -.--- -- ) - - �-------------------- -------------------..------. -------- --- ---'--------- -:-- -__-_- '.,,--- _------.------- r -F 12A—Evening Herald Wednesday, August 28, 1974 0 17M TO SEE THE DOCTOR1 WOMEN a and shake and miss the When you shiver Clambake,., Evening Herald Wednesday, August 28, 1974-1B DEAR ABBY Becoming Take A Million Roses 0 MixW th Ambercirjs A Senior Citizen With Style fly ABIGAIl. VAN BUREN PHONE 322•8270 -- - - 'ing we should try to be more patient with our elderly parents. If you've ever passed a I am trying to be patient with a mother who Is at times quite exasperating. However, not PlI elderly people are ti., Some of Mother's contemporaries are charming and quite remarkable. / I do believe that as we grow nlder, we .twuld try to keep active and interested, so that we will be interesting to others. / If 7 - For many years we had my wile s grandrnot living with us, and now my mother-in-law, who Is nearly 80, Is making her home with us. T1. MONUMENTS, PAST AND PRESENT So much for ingredients. 'l.e sensitive nose. He must be evaporation). Apply with a perfume counter and shuddered village of Grasse in the south of familiar with more than 21)00 spray or atomizer on pulse at the price per ounce of the France is the center of the different odors, and in creating spots where body heat will help stuff in those pretty little bet- perfume Industry. It is ringed a fragrance he may combine 50 diffuse it—never to clothing. ties, this may help explain whyw ith spotless and complex or 60 principal ingredients. just a few drops of fragrance laboratories where the nearly And when shopping for a new can cost as In using this expensive elixir scent, ten minutesand for for the much elements are corn- called perfume, follow these alcoholwait to evaporate glamorous evening goas the You priceless bined and new fragrances are tips: don't save it; it may spoil wear it withgown developed. Presiding over this or evaporate. Keep it in a cool, your body oils to mix with the A good perfume uses operation Is the perfumer, dark place, in I original glass fragrance. Ingredients from all Over the Needle to soy, 1w h:ts :t bottle plo ti aids 1t, cxpC i1vuwe it wsei world, and in staggering quantities. The base for many perfume&—rose attar—is made from rose petals, and it takes - - - With 111 Y %','M experience in dealing with jj the elderly lye been meaning to make a list of things to do and not do so that I will one day bea charming senior citizen, but with my luck, my memory will probably fail, and I won't be able to find the list. GETTING THERE In a land that has known -and sunived - many peoples, many cultures and many rulers, one can find both the past and the present coexisting. Above, the great pyramids at Gizeb stand In mute dignity while below, the sprawling megapolls of ('afro spreads ever closer with each passing year. about 1,225,000 roses to produce DEAR GETTING: Thanks. You've given me an Idea. I think I'll compose such a list from the experience of others. My own parents weren't lucky enough to become senior citizens. d my husband's parents are In their 70s - but a more beautiful, Independent and ageless couple I've never known. ______________ Ac # This would have been a perfect solution to everybody's problem. But you say "no," and even have the gall to suggest the child be handed over to an adoption agency! how can you be so narrow-minded? Any child born under such circumstances would rather be in a home with its biological father than in a "nice" home with adopted strangers. Children Judge just one pound of it. The rind of the bergamot orange, found only in a certain area in Italy, 'Flying Saucer'Best Toy -. - produces another base, and 220 pounds of bergamot is needed to obtain 14 ounces of essence. A A "flying saucer" that rocks pealing reward than food, he toys "move too quickly. For the quart of the best Jasmine oil and turns and a plastic box with said, retarded child, it must be bro' costs $7000 a quart because of beads that bounce have been Toys designed for profoundly ken down into steps." Good toys - the time-consuming process selected winners in a toy and severely retarded children must have color, form, and the 1760 pounds of flowers contest Judged by retarded chil- must be safer and more durable movement and sounds that hold required to extract it. dren. than those on the general toy children's interest. To hold a fragrance together, Louis Boly, training director market. The rocking flying saucer, which is usually made from a of t: state's Mansfield Train"It has to be free from haz- designed by James Catalano of mixture of oils and essences, a ing School for the mentally re- ards such as something you can Berlin, was declared an instant fixative Is required. The best Larded, said the toys will be swallow or take apart. A lot of winner when the children known fix Is ambergris, a used to reinforce learning in commercial toys are excellent, "wouldn't get off it.,, product of the spem whale— profoundly and severely re- but they're not durable," Boly The Jumping beads toy is and they're not exactly plentiful Larded children. Playing with a said in a telephone interview, activated by static electricity -. - DEAR ABBY: A poor, homely type girl became impregnated I by a married man who had no intention of leaving his wife and marrying her. The poor girl says It's too late for an abortion, but the father of the unborn suggested that she have the baby and let turn and his wife adopt it as they were childless and (lesperately wanted a child. Retarded Rose is fragrant base of the perfume industry either, toy Is sometimes a more ap- Boly said some educational when the box Is rubbed Are you so arrogant that you think you can play "God" with people's lives with your often biased advice? It seems to me that you need a little advice yourself. J.C.F. DEAR MR. F.: What r this assurance have you that afteBanish FirstmDaymAtmSchool Blues unwed mother hands over the child to the man with whom she's In love in "detail" yofi Ignored) she will simply disappear forever? ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - the child begin to cry as the time there initially." For these nursery school, or even being playchildren, an important "Intofact, years later, the can transiThe teni firstngdayexperience of school can parent leaves the school, It's youngsters, Elkind suggests left with a baby sitter, may hep role InFathers motivating El- tion Junior high school be frigh for be a abest 0 to let the teacher handle that some preparatory exchildren to take separation kind young child, says a nationally- the situation, as most teacher notes. He says, "In the almost as big a change as s perience, such as day care, from mother in stride, the known child psychologist who are trained to deal with case of boys, In particular, it's first such day of school," Elklixj's adds that parents can do a lot to problems. The best thing for th helpful if the father can take the advice to pa ts e ren of upcoming Probten? You'll feel better If you get it Off your chest. lp th eir children adjust to parent todols decide to he child to school or visit the Junior high For a Personal leave _ reply, *rile to ABBY.Box 14o 65700. students is similar L.A., Caiit 90069. EflCloSC%tCRp, new surroundings. and then do it." classroom occasionally." The self addressed envelopi. plies.. at for rst-graders: "Talk to th fi 'Prepare your young chilFor Abby's now booklet, "What T.en Agers want to UR psychologist also believes about wha Fortunately, Elkind notes, Know," send $1 to t's going to happen, Ablg*4l Van Burn, 33 Lasky D BverIy 111th. Cal. 902)) ren taking them to school most childr en in the United that "the more fathers read to visit th ch e s ool If possible, and for a few hours before the first States receive their first their children, the better." He exrecognize that for so __ day," advises Dr. David El- posure to school in says, "Our observations have people, the transitionme young may be kind, professor of psychology at ten, which he describes as shown that early readers had "a rough for a while." I th e University of Rthest ' buffer, or transition, betw this kind of experience more of. een 8Y POLIX CRAMEJI Going away to college resur'Give them a chance to meet honìe and school." ten than other children." He adds, rects many of the same probthe teacher and to explore the "There is not clear-cut data n Elkind urges parents not to lemns in new forms, Elkind POLLY I wonder If some reader knows of a classroorrL Talk about going to when a child Is ready for could worry If the child doesn't notes. "Separation from loved use for cleaning the wood frame of an old4ashjoned school and explain what's going school," and favors a "tryit plunge immediately into school ones Is part of e, chair I and goingto want to happen so that your children you approach, but wito reupholster. I want to remove the old polish and dirt first activities, "It takes many chil- school is usuall y the first th out removing 1 get used to the idea." the stain. My Pointer is that while knitting li the child Is old enough for (frfl a few days or weeks to many such separations, not of the How children react to the first admission to school, he says, rings badly needed something to mark olf counted st.itches(I think bone become friendly with new Wt., leave spaces). day of school depends on their "it's worth trying for I hit on th e Idea of sticking two rin g paper people and to warm up to a new DEAR DR. LAMB My have had anything that was individual backgrounds, ac- weeks. a few enlorce rn ents toge th er. Th ey cost little, are The child who relates very light and can be situation," he says. fathe r died at age 47 from contagious for you. cording to Elkind, who has well to o thers and has a general lef t (in if needed and Once children have become rheumatic heart disease. He You can have rheumatic written two books on adolescent use of social ski comf comfortable orta ble at school, parents ll s s probably had rheumatic fever as a child, fever with few, If any, POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with repairmen and-or often ask what they symp. psychology. "If a youngster has ready; the one who clings to can do to When I was 7! went to the doe- toms. The diagnos others who promise to come ata certain time or on a is sometimes been to nursery school or has parent and plays with flCOW'R them to learn. El. specified day tar wi th him for fo'.ir months has to be made toys and then do not show up or may come two or three hours late. A kind suggests that upon an had considerable experience more appropriate for "children and took some medicine. After examination of the heart and a younger homemaker also has things to do and business to see learn best with strangers, the separation age level probably needs to be do them because she has to through example. to but cannot his death I didn't go to the doe- certain blood tests. In other w l stay at home waiting. MILDRED. il probably not be very trau- Introduced more gradually, Parents who read and discus tor any more. My mother said I Instances It causes fever, red matic," he explains, "Should per ps newspapers spending and books, read a to ha li ttle less had rheumatic fever, but I have hot swollen Joints, generalized DEAR POLLY Mrs.R.C,A. wanted to know how to get of their children, spend time talkrid never been restricted in ac- evidence of an infectious spiders and their webs that are between her and storm ing and playing with their chiltivity and have led a healthy disease, and, If the heart Is windows. We place a few moth balls betweenwindows such windows and di'en, and Lake them on walks GIRLS' and active life. I've nev'r had acutely Involved, a variety of ne ver have any spiders. MH,S.J,S. and trips provide models of inany symptoms. I'm concerned heart problems, including heart DEAR POLLY I suggest that Mrs.R,C.A. put some leftover tellectual Interest and curiosity pieces of hand soap between her regular because I've heard of people failure. and storm windows and that motivate their children to dying from bad hearts because she will no longer be bothered with spiders. This, of course, If the heart is involved, even ti'kes follow their example." Sizes 9 Mo. 14 the heart was damaged by with an unrecognized case of For grant ed there is room. If there is not room The U th e larger pieces ni ve rs ity of R hester oc rheuma tic fever In childhood, rheumatic fever, In later life might be shaved and work Just as well . I put small leftover pieces psychologist be lieves more parBOYS' I have had routine examina- the valves in the heart may be lrsoaP under the beds or anywhere !hat.e had spiders andit,lps ent.s should take time to talk tions and two chest X rays damaged. Incidenta lly a lot - VERA. with the teacher about their where I work. If my fleart was more can be done for these DEAR POIIX Your econofL -minded readens n ch ild's progress. "Most parents eed never scarred or damaged in any way problems today than was possibuy another washcloth. A bath Sizes 2 . 16 fray don't do that enough," he o. towel that is beginning .0 along the by rheumatic fever would this ble even 15 years ago. In mild edges will make eight washcloths. Measure with a serves. show on the X ray? Is there any cases it takes more than an X favorite to get the right size after cutting off the selvage and Once the first day is past, test I could take now to show ray to see the problem. The X fringe. Tear or cut into squares and pull loose threads to make a parents may feel that the worst definite ly that I had r heumatic ray maybe entirely normal, but grow longer as they are used. Is over, "Not so," says Elkind. ______ fever asachfld or not and how the doctor can hear a murmur 310 Sanford Ave. Also save money on hot water and detergen t by was hi ls ng towe much damage it has done? I'm or abnormal sound hum your and washcloths separately frcm thc other ciLh. They are not so 2C years old. Should I have any heart beat. The electrocarheavily soiled and can be washed in cold water with half the usual symptoms now or what symp- diogram can also be helpful. In amount of detergent. Agitate just three or four minutes. Almost toms should I have had as a cases with severe heart all the wear and tear on towels comes from laundering and washing. This shorter cycle should child? damage or seriously affected make them last longer, NANCY. DEAR READER A bout the valves t hen the size and sha pe 'k' (on1y way to tell If you had of the cop),, rheumatic fever as a child now that it is apparent on X ray. Cod is if it left any heart dan age. Obviously, if you have no Rheumatic fever may not cause valve damage or significant any heart damage. The heart damage to your heart it is iIL it disease Is a complication, otos unlikely that you would have The sequence goes something any symptoms. Certainly if you Friends host shower for Miss flail (center) like this. A streptococcal mire, have no symptoms and have tion("strep throat" may be never had any health problems '0 followed by rh'umitic fever you should not limit your ac0 0 or it may not. If you have livities In any way. Knowing i rheumatic fever as a cumplIca- that your father did not have a lion of the strep throat then you contagious disease when you Mrs. Taylor C. Brown, Carol may get the complication of were a child, that you were a Green and Donna Hinton were You Don't Have To heart involvement or you may child In the age when rheumatic hostesses for a miscellaneous Be A MILLIONAIRE not. If the heart is involved It fever was being prevented by shower honoring Vicki hail, Complete To HEAT Ilk. One may have residual damage that antibiotics, and your lack of bride-elect o( Hal Duncan, at With VALUES TO 525 can progress to cause changes problems, I too doubt you ever the home of Mrs. Brown, I In the heart later or REMEMB Stonegate South, Ravensbrook, the heart had rheumatic fever. S ENIOR [ CITIZENS DISCOUNT Cenersl may recover completely. The refreshment table, Send your questions IC Dr. Electric Your father's illness began as Lamb, In care of this newspa- overlaid with a white eftiOPEN LABOR DAY 4 P.M. TIL? CENTRAL HEATING a child, with a streptococcal in- per, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City broidered and lace cloth, was CALL.... fection. Such a strep Infection is Station, New \'ork, N.Y. 10019. highlighted by JF centerpiece on 3 HAIRSYYLING contagious. The rheumatic For a copy of Dr. Lamb's and refreshments of punch, LLPLUMBING & HEATING, INC. heirt disease he had afterward booklet on balanced diet, send cookies, petit fours, mints and SALON 1007 S. Sanford Is -'ot contagious. Apparently 50 cents to the same address nuts. hostesses gifts were a Ph. 322.4913 he vas about 40 when you were and ask for the "Balanced complete set of corning Wart in 316 Commercial Downtown Sanford born, so he would not likely Diet" booklet. Miss Hall's chosen pattern. (Not Tn I1nIidu Wntical I have received many letters f rom people who have been a party to such a deal, much to their regret, LI one could eliminate one factor the natural mother's emotionalism, you wo uld be right. But one can't. - - . -' 1 Always A Catch -, - DR. L. E. LAMB Not All Rich Arabs Ith Fr Head Problems FARMERS MARKET Aug. & an entrìeZ*tW3 in To A Cleaning Job - Of Rheumatic Fever EDITOR'S NOTE - Not all rich Arabs are oil sheiks. A few self-made men in the Arab sphere rank among the world's leading entrejweiwurn. (be of UK= is Ad= Khthoggl, an Arab example of the Great American Dream, rear Is a thickly carpeted "It's all memories now," he bedroom that can sleep four said in an interview on the flight and a full bath with shower, from Beirut to Khartoum. "I Forward Is a wood-paneled of. had a contractor friend who told lice with telephone and ward- me about the tax advantages of robe. In front of that, behind the leasing equipment. I got into flight deck and kitchen, Is a that and the heavy truck living room seating 14 with a business. I started marketing videotape television system. trucks In Saudi Arabia dining By FRANK N HAWKINS JR. Khashoggi has two full-time summer holidays." Associated Press Writer American flight aewa of two Heavy duty trucks, with large KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) - men each. The plane costs heavy tires and double radiator Well past midnight, the DC-9 nearly a million dollars a year. smoothly touches down at It frees him from the restric- engines, were well-suited for hauling multi-ton loads through Klirtowii airport. unmarked Lions of commercial airline hot Arabian deserts. Khashoggi except for the green stripe on scheuzies. Often he works dur. did so well with his Investment the tail and the name Omaria In ing the day and flies at night. that he eventually bought Kengold letters on the side. Two Stopping in Khartoum for a worth, the company which limousines are waiting, few hours to check on his latest made the trucks. A stocky Arab with twinkling investments, Khashoggi visited With this success, Khashoggi eyes, his white robes flowing a $200 million oil refinery and a broke off his education and behind him, descends the ramp $300-million cattle ranch, meatwent home. He became the followed by American and Arab packing and food-producing well-paid representative for a aides in Western b'islness suits. complex. number of American firms InThe man in robes is Adrian Then he was off to Riyadh, chiding Lockheed, Raytheon, Khashoggi, a self-made multi- then back to Beirut where his millionaire from Saudi Arabia, five children go to school and Litton Industries, Teledyne and others, including Rolls-Royce of 1is )'t1Y the brains and driving (OFf' h ibbo'fl W4g3 &Britain and France's arms hind the Arab world's first mu]- raya, 27, makes her headquarport agency, Sofna. tinational conglomerate, Triad. ters. Although the children are learning Arab culture and his. His name is not yet a tory as well as English, French hold word. But he sets around and Arabic there, Mrs._ the world in his private DC-9 shoo says she doesn't regard and sees heads of stile, Juggles herself as Beirut resident, She high lrnarx and enjoys all the says she lives wherever comforts and life style of With Flea happens to be. rich. Opening Although Mrs. Khashoggi The scene here is repeated with her husband often. several times each week as tra 31, she has a growing reputation in Khashoggi, 38, Jets from contiBeirut as a professional photrg. Sept, 1 &2 neil t'; curm lerjt buitIu an empire and carrying the mea- rapher. Weekends (a himself has been sage of free enterprise with Farmers, bring your m yi ntiliedwthArb evanelist4c mmotjced, fresh produce tour oil money. Virtually market and sell direct to Pilots of Vs luxuriously fitted he has become one of the the customer. Located S plane estimate Khashoggl tray- eat private miles North of DeLand on eLs exhaustIng 40,000 mIles Middle Fast Hwy. 17. Five ocres with ;r more each month, visiting Khashoggi got his start as shade trees and plenty off h s various offices, homes and student at Chico State College street parking. We pro. investments from Walnut in Northern California in the vide advertising & mark. Creek, Calif., to ?hoer1lz to New l9. His father, the personal et facility. Very reason.. York to Paris to Geneva, physician to the late King Iho We fee. Call Don Steven. 1ndon, Beirut. Riyaith, led- Sw1, cent him EO!) to buy a son for info. -t-. Bra'tl and Indtgiesia, car similar to the other Arab He pra"tically lives on the students had. Instead, Kha(904) 9854398 plane," says one Khashoggi fol- shoggi put the money the 7343338 r. Th- i' .i Lard. In 11w bank POLLY'S POINTERS - -' BACK-TO SCHOOL SPECIAL - 25%OFF - - . - Dresses - Pants - r ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS , - --. -=-.. FAMOUS NAME BRAND ' - PERMANENT WAVES - - ' - - ' - • ' •- - V kci Shower I I $ , - WA A. B jfj 50 �- 213—Evening Herald -' -.-... - Wednesday, August 28, 1974 QC00KIN OOKING IS AS) EveningHerald Youthful Appetites G oing Bananas I C, Cuban ChIcken so Delicious Treat Getting &naIl children or ' teen-agers' ea.' properiy is By CILY BROWNSTONE 10 3 ItasteaChinga Aneelatedpml Food Editor cat to SWUfl. And tii fun for DINNER FOR FOUR anyone concerned. Chile con Came Fad or crash diets — no carRice SaladBowl boh*ate but high protein Cantaloupe Cream (beef mostly) isapopuJar one C,tIALObPE CHEAM —to keep the baby fat In control Make the most of 1-of-se3- mean many youths go around °fl h'iIt. feeling tired and listless. The labout) medium-size ripe body's first demand from food cantaloupe is energy and it lakes many 1 Pint vanilla Ice cream types of fnods to make the body Cantaloupe balls and work efficiently. Nutritionists. ai ___ teaspoon vinfll. 1 1 AGE ar CAKE I teaspoon ___ cinnamon Cream butter with sugar UBU P3 BANANA COTTAGE CHEESE PANCAKES eggs, separated I CUJ (3 COttlgecbeese "PUUfl salt % cup uz1fted allPurpose flour Ii Cup diced bauna Butter or margarine Slktd bananas Hot maple-flavored meg bsnanag 3 ' 1% cup uasiitei an 7°°° P°°° "1 '° i p small curd puMse floor creamed cottage * In a large bowl, beat cottage.' sugar cheese cheese until &nooth. Add eggs, 'iciç wheat one atatIe, beating well after 2 eggs 2 leaspom baking addition. Blend in oil, 1-3rd cup s3lad oneach powder vanilla and bananas. Mix together flour, sugar, wheat germ, baking powder, cm. fl5IflOfl nutmeg salt and bak. ... ing soda. Blend into banana batter. Turn into a welt greased - , .w ,,s, -, -- - •i,, . .. u, . as Geslred more balanced a meal, the Tp with Streusel Topping. th5mall bowl beat egg whites Remove seeds from cant- more efficiently the food is abBake in 375-degree oven 45 until stiff but no; dry; set aside. ioupeuau and cut into 4 strips; sorbed by the body ... and put to minutes or until cake tester In another bowl, with same cut flesh away from rind and healthlul use.Carbohydrates inserted in center comes out beater, beat cottage cheese With a potato masher, are easily converted, high I clean Serve warm or cool, cut egg yolks until nearly smooa ____ _____ mash flesh, there should be 1 sources of energy. in wedges Makes 8ser1ings Add salt Gradually beat In - y1t --!,cup—if not,mash enough more flour. Stir in diced bana.Fold For non-breakfast eaters or STREUSELTOPPING cntaknipe pulp to make this in egg whites. Using about t j for a healthful lunch try 2 tablespoons butter or amount. Ut ice awn stand at even ctip batter for each pancake, serving the school -age set margarine, softened loon temperature until soft Banana cook on greased preheated 4 Cottage Cheese .Coffee CUP IUI enough to stir fold in mashed W griddle. Serve with butter, Banana Cottage ' teaspoon cinnamon canta1- 1p.? tu'rn into a 1quart ppt;ithLunzina slices and • uu&iI taji I . tifu1L,j4i tuUae ttse cake and pancakes. teaspoon nutmeg melon mold or hot syrup. Makes 4 fainter; cover lightly and freeze. At serving time, quickly dip 4 Mid into warm water and Open Labor Day 9 A M to 6 p P.M out on serving plate; if used, ' S ' garnish with cantaloupe balls and mint sprigs placing them '7 / PRICES EFFECTIVE alternately around mold. AUG 29-SIPT. 4,1974 Makes 4 servings. SUNDAY SUPPER Fish Chowder Rolls Salad Cheese Green Tranato Mincemeat I I 1'J I ' t 11 ' - A') Turnovers GREEN TOMATio MIN. CEIMEAT A favorite redpe. Ii cup butter 44unce package cream cliese 1 Green tomato mincemeak drained if necessary Crem butter am cream cheese; blend in flour; chill. Roll out ona floured pastry cloth with a fl courcird rolling pin to a 124nch square; cut into 9 four-Inch s1ares. Put 2 tablespoons of the Mincemeat off center on each squre; fold ova to make fbrk tines to seal weEL Prick tcpo.Place well apart onung. coolde sheet. Brush tops with alittjern. Bake fna _ eated pre__ 454egree am until golden-brown — about 25 miiiULM Serve hot or reheat. Makes 9. 3*u"."0'• 17S W Imumis *,. - hOc,, A,.. - Ino UM low ___ ___ loll It lot W1 lo Crimp Iliso. rue Cook . I' • V cup salad oil cup lukewarm water 4 eggs ;sni-sweet ckcolate pieces Into a large mixing bowl turn the cake mix, Vidding mix. saw cream, oil, water eggs. With an elec'.rlc mixer at medilum minutes. Stir In chocolate '1%. OeCft .t.i.s &. greased ' cup fluted or swirled tube pan, Bake in a preheated 3%.degree own until 3 cake testL- inserthl batw cling*Ing to it - I hour. Placv on wire rack to mol for 10 indnute& I.Alosen edges and uwn out; cvOl completely. Serve with whipped cream or vanilla II• W UN In backyards of brownstones, fire escapes. From what vis.War If has so much tomatoother spirit added, give It this Associated Even In Press Food Editor in community gardens, on ter- itors from other states tell us growing been going On all over beneficial blessing. Just one New York City this races and in large pots or win, and from what we've seen on. the country. Because tomatoes, warning: don't use mincemeat year, tomatoes are on the vine dow boxes on sunny windows or our travels, not since World red or green, have to be gath. this way if it has suet in It — this •ered before frost ruins them, green tomato version doesn't. • .,. . You may want to consider mak. Eating suet-style mincemeat - • lug oldtlme Green Tomato Miii- over ice cream is more than ce t should be. expected to ' Ger mansHave This recipe is easy to follow Wine and the result Is delicious, GREEN TOMATO -. By ioi iior ready to be used In pl:s, tart l'rancear definitely limited M NC lEA' AP Newsfcatures Writer America, said Sichel, 2 tablespoons chopped onion and cookies or any other way 3 pounds green tomatoes, teaspoon tarragon When it comes to wine, Getyou can dream up. A friend of Why is Llebfraumsicti such a thinly sliced (about 2 . teaspoon oregano many is a nation of paradoxes. big seller In this country? ours who tried this recipe . quarts sliced) teaspoon salt Statistics show that the average served the mincemeat over va-, • -- _...,._..... •• : : '1 i::. German inestentltotx lou, ' -"in I. - .. . . .•. ,' " t'-.'arui ' '"i '" U'.1fl - Large :pics, core-d tiad (Up iThine uine response "If anyone had CVCt uS much wine us the average those from the rest of Europe.12 cup buttered breadci chopped but unpeeled -urnba told me I'd put green tomatoes Swiss, and German vineyards German white wine is also an i large orange, seeded and 4 small ovenproof shells o'.er Ice cream and love It, I'd r cover less than one Fifth the excellent ingredient in cooking chopped but unpeeled i., ' '--In large mixing bowl, = Icreage of those in Portugal. toss to- have told them they were cra- IS-ounce package seedless like this recipe for Crab Meat gether crabmeat, mayonnaise, zy!" '4 But Germany sells more white Conch which can serve as an sour cream, cheese, onion and raisins, about 24 cups •.:__ .• ' -As a matter of fact, mm.4 i cup sugar .- -, wine to or theany United thanlunch, appetizer or main course at spices. Add wine and mound in cemeat has been served over France otherStates country, . i pint dark corn syrup about 2.5 million cases a year. shells. Cover each with layer of vanilla ice cream for years, and L'ce tomato mincemeat to hake oldtime wonderful pies. 1 pound fresh crabmeat 2 tablespoons pumpkin-pie breadcrurnha. Broil 5-8 mm- the combunaton is great. If "Take Llebfraumilch, which '- cup mayonnaise spice Is so well known over here. The utes, till golden-brown. De.m you're interested to try this, with cold water and drain well, spice. Cover and simmer 45 store in appropriate containers cu p sour cream Sprinkle tomatoes with salt Chop fine. rate with parsley if desired, quantity is virtually limitless, heat the mincemeat and, If it as you layer them in minutes. Uncover and boil In the freezer. rup PcI Paese a bowl; s- hat. (;)d with (hjlIcd doesn't already have a go Into a 4uart saucejt turn :ently, wlwrc:is the lt ifle tirrEng occasionally, of o minced Makes 21 2 pin enough for dly cover and let stand at room the tomatoes, apple, orange, for i' Rhine wine, portion of rum, brandy or some hours. Store, tightly two inch pies. temperature overnight. Rinse raisins, sugar, corn syru an p and covered, in the refrigerator; or To make pies: Stir ta cup light or golden rum Into 21i cups Green Tomato MmPRICES _____p, EFFECTIVE cemeat; cover and let stand at AUG 29—SEPT 4 & b I NIl II$1 - FAIRWAY 100% PURE GROUND I. Bleach V I 1 V ' £ Whole Ham or Butt Hall N--7--iii. lb • 1. SUNNYLAPID CARDINAL $4 Sliced Bacon Veal Patties 111100070t 78 In I dt"etle 0.. ire - 0 21$, 4 FOR Carolina "ShopatHappy IF 1 . WISE Potato Chips ___ A MARHOEFER CANNED Ham 3 lb. TIN B-B-Q COOK-OUT STEAKS a 88c Chuck Steak 'so, 59C I" C m 98C Family Steak 1.18 Banana Loaf .......... FAT28 Apple Strudle .......... Swiss Steak U Breast or Leg Cooking Onions Hamburger Buns Quarters • I C . FROZEN & DAIRY BUYS! CHEF BOY BAN(WET FROZEN Pizza ' Apples AILJJth1J . 11 41 AAA ___ 89 2FOR CHICKEN, jtjtty, SALISBURY. M(ATLOU. CHOPPED BANQUET MEATS Bartlett Pears 3 1W LARGE Honeydews '"' "qs ..19' 0C Green Cabbage . 1 Cook 'n Bag 131R05[YE 4 ,9, Green Peas BIN DSEYE 2 Cut C 2 SAVEI EVERYDAY LOW PRICES. . . • KRAFT MAYONNA V-8 COCKTA c 89 44ce CAMPBELL 4 59c 7-Bone Roast 98C American Cheese FLEISCHMANN POTATO SALAD Pt tYKES 7 58 12OZ Ice Chopped Ham C ,'b ;s ________________ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED I. BEECH 1JUT STRAINED SUGAR BABY FOOD 'Is49 jAx 12c • SAVE 20 WIT14 THIS C()UP011 FAMILY SiN BOLD 3.35 SCOTT Jumto TOWELS ;100 3 9 c - .- BABY FOOD PURCHASE of 2 Strained w I j"Of FAIRwAy MARKETS I EXPIRES 9.4.14 Medium Whole Steamed PINK SHRIMP Fresh Whole BLUE POINT CRABS WEST COAST MULLET SAVE 0' 5 1-1, 1b98 TASTY FAIRWAY MARKETS $298 Rainbow Trout FRESHWATER ROvAL CROWN COLA h Nile Perch 3,85 69c FRESH WHOLE Pompano FRESH WHOLE N!CIkIIl1lJ;.JzI1suA,JpyTJ L' j 59C once. b49 lR(SI4uOU'yApd Claw Crab Meat 20 0 OFF 85C Taking up I piece of chicken at a time, with tongs, dip into batter and drain off excess by allowing dripping batter to drop back into bowl; place in the hot oil; fry chicken in small batches so as not to crowd. Do not use a frying basket. Fry until cooked through and goldenbrown — about 15 minutes. Drain on brown paper or sev eral thicknesses of paper toweling. Keep pieces, as they are cooked, In a slow oven to stay hot until all are fried. Serve at Makes 4 servings. 98 Ibi -------------- •i lb 79c HOFFMAN SPECIALITY Cheeses 49c 1 .1b JOHN MORRELL Pkg. Cream J Hard Salami Weiners heat to 350 degrees. 'Sc 4 teaspoon salt; add Pour 1 quart corn oil Into a heavy 3-quart saucepot or a 3. quart capacity electric skillet; FAIRWAY TASTY L4 egg, milk and 1 tablespoon corn Oil; beat until smooth. 59 '/,18 1.18 T.G. LEE DELUXE EVERCANE der and I1.08 c LIU IT ONE WITH '.RFO SOONUQ ° In a medium mixing b",wI stir together the flour, baking pow- BOILED HAM 89 - 10$, 1-3rd cup milk Corn oil VOL LE N DAM 1408 85 BATTERED CHICKEN Broiler-fryer chicken, about 2½ powuas I cup flour i teaspoon baking powder Salt Cut up chicken so there are 2 drumsticks, 2 thighs, 2 wings, 2 pieces of breast meat and 4 pieces of bony back. (Remove wing tips and use in making broth another time.) Wash and dry chicken; sprinkle with ½ teaspoon salt. 490 SOUP C 16 se 49 43 88c Round Bone S Egg Beaters — Blade Pot Roast English Cut KRAFT DELUXE Dlmnners dot A CIC ROASTS 3 S Paks MOUNTAIN CROWN 55C GRADE A FRYER Hot Dog or ____ 89, 1 large egg 2 5') S YELLOW lb. ..,,,, Cookies 10 oz. Jar : 3 Bag 89C 5/59c Jelly Donuts ....... Buttercrust Bread FAIRWAY U.S. NO. 1 RED DELICIOUS Pound Cake .......... SCHOOLHOUSE Ritz Crackers 2., 59 c Although through the years the recipe has changed in a few particulars, Battered Chicken yes, we're all for reviving the good old direct name Is still one of the most delicious versions of fried chicken you can make. The batter is light and crisp, the chicken Juicy and tender__a pleasure to serve. - B-B-a Steak 6 V Associated Press Food Editor Nowadays chicken dipped in batter (a mixture of flour, lIqwd and other Ingredients that is thin enough to pour) and cooked In deep fat goes under the broad name of Fried Chicken. But a century ago, when this recipe - • • i I' __ By CECILY BROWNSTONE appeared in a cookbook published In Charleston, S.C., it was called Battered Chicken! 4 - 49'n C SIZE 39 lb Fairway" 2701 $139 FAME Peanut Butter - Italian Sausage 012 flfl, S OZ IONUS PAK Orange Tan" Al FAIRWAY I .30329c HORMIL am CIIOSII.. - $I 1,08 1.28 lb lIoi 39C GREEN GIANT Sweet Peas ; This Dish Is From 88C Ground Chuck HEINZ PICKLES Mild n Sweet Slices I• crov Ago '.)OOU,,,l,,pt V)Q U.d,rSl Pd. Nv1, IPX, leCiw I14. 1.....p WI to. OrpA,,p.,C,$,4, ' Bologna $ Ketchup . &'-. 31b. Bag W Fwt"l Are. - LYKES SLICED Gatorade . anticaking agent. t... ii - Ib 88C 401 use a blend of ciii- ntain flour, sugar, artificial coloring and flavoring and an _______ BREADED jQts. . • - 4 I . NABISCO • I- 31 i. If pumpkin-pie spice is hand, allspice and nutmeg (all ground); this is what the best pumpkin-pie spice on the market contains. her pumpkin-pie spice may i' FRESH LEAN . I ' 3Ib PACKAGE OR MORE INSTANT BLAKFAST Carnatkn I IMEORORAPIGE . . RED TAG COOKIE SALE! OLD FASHION BAGS 2 Shop Happy at Fairway" -- C II. FAME Facia11" •. issue -•. .. FAME •$ , '2O. 39c• Fabric Softener • GUM SIZE $4 n R Qunn 1t1 u r yiuuiu Oii 2 s KEEBLER AII,iCpIIj I t'' ! .. ' flC Gal. JTJ Ii. 5 303 FAME , . tt at namon, ginger, Beef HART QUALITY Cut Green Beans . room temperature overnight. Turn into an unbaked %-inch Pastry shell; cover with vented top crust. Bake in a preheated 425-degree oven 45 to 50 min. Note 4 • Tomato Sauce / 1974 A FAME GOIF114 GIANT Niblet Corn V — r!A r chocolate-flavor pudding and pie filling &-4xlflce container Ml • lUll . S Tea Bags FAME tCasselman Plums VERY CHOCOLATE CAKE am' FnAu for chocolate fans only. 184 ounce or 18.5 ounce package dark chocolate cake mix tFkt<1 - FRESH O PR DUCE EVENING REFRESHER Natalie Haughton's Very Chocolate Cake Tea or Coffee By CECILY BROWNS1JNE 8801 JAPANESESUPPER OR FOR $ Chicken Teriyaki 2F Same Spinach 0MM Marinated Cucumber Salad Honey Dew Melon SESAME SPINACH Delightful oriental corntnation. '' 14 pounds fresh spinach % teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons buttey Ew nwgwftx 2lapoons toasted white sesame seed . Out off tough stems frogn Wnach , SWEET. JUICY , Place spinach ina large saucePot just the water tha Cook over moderate tieat,wi. covered and turning with a kmg-handIe fork as leaves wjj, just until tender and still green. Tun into acolandertodrain; wthakinsrorscutinth short lengths. Reheat briefly with butter, thtovjn dish and sprinkle with sesame seed Makes 4 servings. I Wednesday, August 28,1974--3B se Some Tcirr atoes Tn Make AAi nceme at U As a rule, women who enter chicken-cooking contests are of the family type, church-goers, PTA parents. ( else they are home economics students. Their Interests are more along lines of practicality than of style. But here is a switch. The winner of the position of New York State representative at the National Chicken (king Contest recently held in Winston-Salem, N.C., was Cuban-born Maria zobel. She fsa fashion model for M(lIiy Parms. She is tall, willowly, divorced and remarried. There was a representative in the contest from each state plus one from the District of Columbia. Each was selected in a preliminary contest and received $100 and the all-expenses-paid trip to North Carolina. Cuban Cbi&cn was Mrs. Zobel's entry In the 25th NCC - .Sll.. N r" that it was derived from a recipe c4an aunt, aremarkably gifted cook who became a local Cuban legend. In her deliberately artistic East Side New York apartment, Maria zobel,flankedby her two black Burmese cats, said she hopes her children one day will talk about her cooking the way her aunt's children and relatives talk about her fabulous crouettes. Mrs. Zobel is assembling a Cuban cookbook. "it will be 11wed mainly on my aunt's famous collection of recipes. Cubans mostly use chicken, pock and fish. Very little beef, said I knew the rcdpes will appeal to the American Lase pirticularly in these days f galloping inflation." — • .'.- -, .— -,..• 4-. Mangrove Snapper b Four hundred recipes are given in the illustrated "Ceciy Brownstone's Assojated Press ookboo" available by sen. ling $4.95 (check or money )rder made payable to "The \ssociated Press') to this lewspaper in care of AP 'OOKBOOK, Box G4, Teaneck, .J. U7666. �---- -- 4B—Evening Herald ------.-. .---.'-'..---- ..- - ---.-.---- - - ----. - -- ---- -------- - Wednesday, August 28, 1974 I - I— 4';, T0 reoP le Adjust .' " • dli EvenIng Herald 143 :.:f Rising Prices By GAYNOR MADDOX The Herald Sj iv Wha I in g Era Comes Alive for much costlier familiar (j 'ctuslly, under pressure, entering (both are now 91 get it "meat one night, the type, particularly large pieces, Items. Problems' Yes, the we are finding we actually don 't home), and a ho to next night chlckeu," two pounds or more, saves The steadily rising cost of nation's number one nightmare need as much meat as we buy food for. But she refuses to is inflation, "1 don't like to be taken." mciney and tastes good. And the food is forcing most $er thought. For example, we •t give up meat regardless of us- That's th "Who can you trust today?" more eggs. to alter their"eating habits. As tngcosi She cuts down other Roslyn . e way Anita Fial of large size leaves some for next N.Y., feels about day. That's Important for meals in mos t homes are ad. asks Christine Pines, a business bean dishes. We have just things. She does admit that she supermarket prices. She has an lunch. Another way I also save justed to the increased costs executive and mother with a begun to use soybeans and and her friends entertain less executive Job in Manhattan and is by cutting up my Own resentment grows or In: husband, a son, 17, and a rather like them," and also much less elegantly, goes home nightly to feed four chickens rather than buying college-age daughter to feed, difference sets m But She has cut out all luxuries in hungry people lives in Port Washington, c ha nges go on whe ther we like a son, them cut up. This saves six "Horrible." That's the way daily menu.c such as bakery daughter, husband and herself, cents a pound, on a three- pound N.Y., and she says she puts the Hu th it or not. In the family budget Lundgren looks at the cakes and desserts, many "I never saw so many yards chicken that Is 18 cents.' t '° blame for higher prices half there is usually 0 IIJ situation. She runs her own carbonated drinks and out-of- of chopped steak in my life. But PEANUT BUTTER MUFFINS supermarke "Awful, simply awful- is the ts and hal f amount y (actually less business and has two so ns, on f season vegetables. But meat we do have chicken fairly often, way Beverly Sperry character. These tast snacks are ideal to put into the back to school Jun. because of dollar deva l ua tion) in college and the other Just she and the boys want. And they Flank steak chri. The), aren'(greasy and are easy to make. the lean flat izes the cost of food. s" - eL .epi r 1F': _____ ' 1iit ' - • . • MYSTIC, Conn. (AP) ' JF_- - .- , ' - • - • " -. - , '. . -.•'.. - - - - a air - r I U1 • ,w- • ' A - . riser c,.,1 6$ 15 1 W '.. 4LL ___ - ' SAVE - ORES LARoR $100. BEEF ' u Waite Waifs - CLOSED 1-4 12 oz OLIVE CANNED . - ::me ____ '- -- "' "- PREMIUM 'S PREMIU BEER Savings i ' t Holiday SPIAT-ROASTED - £oucfl . a • FISCHIRS long voyages around the world. — There are early toys to exam"The large ships were very reflects the late 1800s or Victo"Jan. 2, 1887. 1 am 12 years old It was a time that would come the, a bunk to climb Into with a often quite luxurious," said rlaii lifestyle. today. Our most noted pets that once in history — a time that porthole that looks out to a Lyn n Peterson, who is directing "There was a lot of Interest In the project as supervisor of comfort. That's why we have few fat fleas. We are having amuscum is recre ating in a on that have been made to cor- group services In the Seaport 's stuffed chairs, heavy drapes skating rink in the cabin ... We unique form, respond to early styles, are printing a little paper called A children's mu'eurn that education department "Pa ne l- and the heavy clothes. People of the Spray. It Is the ship's daily was on ce Basically, the Small structure tng was frequently Inlaid. There that time had strong feelings filled with books has been outfitted to resemble were also glass chande paper. We set the type our. many children could not under- quarters where chil li ers. It a bo ut what was nice," Mrs. Pedren would was realJ a ve selves." ry opulent terson said. From Ship Records, stand has been renovated. Now have lived aboard Ship. Sur. Mystic Seaport. The museum contents are the children will be able to see, (eel prisingly, it has an of luxu• result of many hours of reThat's what life was like for a and touch life as It as aboard ry. A plush, red-hued Oriental The children's shlproom re child years ago sst'en many sea those early vessels (or voirnusearch, cutt ing, sewing and ... : ';l't -, "r-', C:: cc floor, any one year, but more or less toys. .• ri Wednesday, August 28, 1974-5 For Fame II DA Ir Via Songs rip dry red wine I 0cup sliced plailentostaffed olives 4 pound beef fround) rust, boned and tied 2 tablespoons butter or margarine cup chopped onion cup boiling water : Y beef bouillon cubes 1 cup cold water 4 teaspoons cornstarch 1 teaspoon bottled a rE WHOLE PRICES GOOD THURS. AUG. 29 THRU WED. SEPT. 4 PRICES GOOD THURS. AUG. 29 THRU WED. SEPT. ., ' Place wine and sliced olives In shallow dish. Add beef and turn untilcoated with marinade. Chill overnight, turning occasionally. Reserve marinade, Balance meat on rotisserie spit. Place about 10 Inches from source of heat. Grill or broil 1-and-a.quart, to I-and-three-quartets hours de. pending on desired degree of doneness. (Without a rotisserie or smoker-cooker, wrap beef in foil and cook as roast over charcoal.) About 10 minutes before serving time, prepare olive sauce for beef. Heat butter th skillet; add onion and saute until golden. Add boiling water to bouillon cubed in thiafl bowl and stir until cubes are dissolved. Stir cold water and curnstarch together In small bowl until blended. Add bouillon mixture, cornstarch mixture, browning sauce and reserve marinade to skillet. Bring to boll stirring constantly. Add celery and simmer about 3 minutes more or until celery is crisl9enda. ftr mixture into rate olive mWm from sauce. Spoon olIve mixture around meat on smiq platter and garnish with whole olives and parsley. Spoon some of sauce over meat and serve remainder in dish. Makes 6 servings. V • . . r-i1 . with Sy. . . ;--.• . - SAVE .. 0 4 / ' ' . . 32..014 BTLS; 8a --- VIVID COL R O tt aA 1~ j P 5 p tJ' 1141 1 0 1 T . MAID 'I P SAE Mustard .... 50' - BYRON'S RAN I QUI ONOGI P"K G 98c Lemonade . 68c Dinner. SOUTHERN Biscuit Flour . . . . . . . . UAFT . POty Barbecue Sauce VAN CAMP StANCE 3 6os '100 . . £ £ JL p . SAVE I() 50 PK PKG 2 . 88 - -' • - . . 2" BAGS Of . Aw III ". .,. Sour Cream Pimento Cheese . PKG 6 PK àlOwN GRAVYI ' (_•___ . 100 It Ij A $189 MIRICO BELT TOP ROUND ... Tip Steak. 99c Chuck Roast - SAVE 3ic 'CAN I 39c 'a W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BEFF • I . • , LB is SAVE 39, 988 $198 W 0 BRAND USDA CHQ,I BEEF BONELESS Stew Meat ..... - to '1'9 CHECKERBOARD CORNISH (I' itS AV(,) Game Hens.. 2 98c Pork Steaks l FOR . . SUNNYLAND TPIIN SlicedBacon w D BRAND COOKED PORK 12 OR 9 C PKG 9 Marilyn Monroe and Betty Grable. She has a very feminine $149 whisky-voiced woman screaming at You. It's a whole new sound," said Phillips. Mamas II who wrote such unforgettable hits as California Drearnin'" and SHOULDER Sliced Picnie voice 1208 PKG c SUNNYLAND SLICED OLIVE Oh 59c an 9 Cheese Loaf... to 99c " 98c Dinner Franks COPILAND LB . . . TANOW RIiIN([ApD Spareribs 111, to I '(2 046. $ 09 Knock wurst ., I NGE JUICE '1 \ -- - '. PACK I—. - ' CANS . •• CALUO £ - - • S - - 1 0 A - '' I! - - -"•. -• A "'.,,, ' '- PWMCUTOUF, large fr'sh California peach, peeled and iJced SALAD • STUF • 2 CANS -- P 2 cups milk 4 eggs 2 teaspoons vanilla cup flour ;4 cup sum Powdered sugar Pret Slice and pit plum. Arrange Plum and Peach slices in a but- . . P 0 . I V 4* , I0 W q1tsr - - 3 - 'ILLS • , • o8 c A his wile's album, which he wrote and produced. "I think we have some good danceable tunes and the words are good tofi3t2nth as fl There really are so few females around who are singing. Most Just make thudding sounds to rock 'n' roll," said Phillips. But Genevieve is special. People who really know music Mick Jagger, David Bowie really love her. I think she'll be taken very seriously as time goes on." Philli ps is now working on a musical show, due to open offBroadway in October, that will O . • - NFA PIES 4 GLAD 99c Instant Coffee. . GLAD Trash Can Liners Sandwich Rriric ' GLAD lIOCY 6 es )AN Soya Sauce t?TAP; ' $1 P50 434) MAGGI V1GITABLI 0$ BEEF Decaf Coffee... Bouillon Cubes NISTEA III C ' AQc Ih-,b-4. T-. ., tITAN ' - KQ ANANA - NISCAff Storage Bags Philli ps heard his wile burbllng a song in the bath one da y, realized there was new talent in the b. Mick Jagger and I helped get her In tune," said Phillips with his easy smile, "and now theshowwillhaveagjngjng O . C.14000LAT'l - S'VQ W19 so of 111I 11(1 PKG lASh 0 ( A 29c Perch 5 0 000 29c Club Crackers,. RIG lAy i:u( I*oau. 16 #KG Is PKCP 79C 63c FT PRIMIUM BROWN P. - Sausage .... So It S*fD Beef Liver. SAVJ 30c ( 17!11 IS AV h'i W I.) BRAND USDA CHOICE BELT WHOLE CUT FOR STEAKS 0$ ROAST) 79c Sirloin Tips ..... 99c Biscuits rKC, (RACKIN GOOD •• • - - C C NUT LO* y. star Miss Waite. Originally the show, a space r0mance called "American Nian on the Moon," was to sW ;I heroine from another planet ç - ,. pound fresh CpjfeI Plums (about IJ y, recently started a new record - Weather played havoc with certainfruit crops this season. For example, the Georgia peach crop is at its lowest since 1964. However, compensating for scarcity of this Juicy southern fruit are peaches from California. and style, flsisnot some company. Paramour, to release - - T @won,* 198 ..... FRESH LEAN PORK 1) 183 DOWN) PO ATOES A If You Love SAVE iQ . W C BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF I D BRAND IISD* O'o'CE BElT NIW YORE FRESH BOSTON BUTT ' I $ OR W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND OR SlitOiw 59c SAVE 31c to W Strip Steak $1" '4OIC( 89c Sirloin Steak SAE 41, Oit ..... 10 HAlVES English Muffins D BRAND USDA CIsOICI LIE, PORTERMOUSI W D BP*ND USDA SAVE Sic .. PALMETTO FARM tvuOtO% wiAp at PKG PRIGS SUPEIBIAND PKG FIVE Miwult w T-Bone Steak PxG Cream Cheese 2 4801 $100 5Avf Jlc SAVE 21, ELEINIR ASSORTID (THIII 125 Cl PEGS II 00) MAZOIA Li 3RAPI) COQ$II) S UPIIBRAND 5 *1 BOTTI, . , iced Ham BAG FuNd', S SAUCE .. . me.,, walflsh, mannequin body and the face of the littlest angel with frizzy blonde hair and large, Ice blue eyes. During an interview, she Is either as skittish as a faun or as blank as a kewple doll. Relazing in the rose-colored sit. ting room of the town house she shares with her husband and manager, John Phillips, she Insists she wants to be taken sorloualy. Was Waite lets Phillipe do much of the talking. "Genevieve Is in the tradition of the great movie stars like A ., 8oOf- 2 PIKGS Plum Clatouti shut up before. My family threw things at nw when I opened my mouth. But I can't ' SALTINES mi BAG FR(NH FRY (CRINKLI CUT) Peaches Try :Ifr 4 I . su In her recently released first album, "Romance Is on the R ise, MISS Wai te is simultaneously meet, shrill, seductive and girlish. The style is vaguely reminiscent of Tiny Tim, but much more pleasant to listen to. What Andy Warhol did to art, .1iss Waite does to music, "I always wan ted to sing, bu t everybody always told me to . , All VIGITABLI CANS A I ,. CRACKIN, 0000 PXG ChEw GIANT NIBLETS (ON THE COB) I of Weenee . - % ' .;. OVIRNIGHT 8 CANS 39c Potatoes . AN • ...I 59c Quick Grits ... 5 'a 83c Toddler Kimbies 12" $1 Worcestershire 39c 969 aocT 59c Crisco Oil Facial Tissue MADEIRA Corn Oil ....... 80"11 $2'9 Dinner Napkins 'cl 43c (WITH CHICKEN GVAVY Or TYSON CPIICUP4 SALISBURY OR TURKEY 5 • p 10C 99c Sweetener PKG LIBBY LIMIADI OP IfGULAR 01 PINE Long Grain Rice . SWill N LOW 19c Sand wl&.. )AN . new The baby voice ives in a SAVE . 901 . . 0 - KETCHUP, I S100 • •, s ... SAG ' $ 6 SA1 I I I a ARROW . IS • '. 5 LUM . . Waite, the pop world's help it. This '. A PEO (F No . '' HIINz SA VE Conned Ham THRIFTY MAID I INS 4 -I ON[ 4 to CAN S-VIFT'S MMIUM ANNOW - C ' h - S P "I ' • • SAVE lot I c Is 0 . I VALUE (fto. ..STAMPS s .0 0 j 33C.4 PSINGLIS CHICKEN. • • -- ' ' - . C' . ' ' .• ' DOUGiAS WHOtl . ' ' ' -. 'llJtnjj3. . $429 evieve Waite says she can,t help it. That's the way she at's That's Ilk* way her voice smuts all the time. "I tried to sing fike a rxxmia] person, but I just couldn't do it. This is the only sound that's comfortable for me," said Mlss IE)K-N-MAL TOP SLICED 1974 . I a Q uantity Rights f PEC II CQFI I cup sliced celery Whole pimknto-stulf.: oth-cs Parsley sprigs _________________ DRINKS lWOtfl%lflf t*WØ . ________ 3 NI I .I.- 88C 2 up Now, 110CK ii ALL FLAVORS CHIM . . .. . . 6 te - AUNT JEMIMA BLUEBERRY '1'9 Waff les 79c RICH S (MGI OlAIf Eclairs.... 001 iFKG lead." U S No I WASHINGTON 59c Prune Plums 4 ago in South Africa where her /sOc favorite musician was someone called Snokes Mnhinn jUMBO SWEET jucy . . . . - 59c H(nvr1flA,c Miss Waite was born 25 years IRS $1 00 .- 1 �-Z.' -. •.--..-.- -- - - - - -,- .-.----.- - -- -..- .-'-.--- -- . ......••. .. - - - . . r—T -'-ui 0—Evening Herald - , - -- -. .. -- TTiTiT ... - Wednesday August 28. 1974 IHIIIIIlOIJ$HI rIlIflHUfflUuJ --*m E! 1 • tmiPi 1. ; .i)•g I Jig ! 1I 1 Ml :I C.Di . g E E; . 44— a:2 16 p- .1 -s Ej ; In' 5 as E C,, I• E Evening Herald urn. ___a•_ .gi x I1 CD; T as !xj w4 CD' , r I - J :j uJ cc I ! c1 x a) C.Dj ' C9U - LI .II c: II 03 J1tfi c. :; 2. U 1' x)s LL 1 U11 CM ' War '' C13 t1li 12 A - CD - .. 4,' 0 1 019 J tUUtll!ttWtilli . _____ Pa 1111111 0 4 SIN 41111 46 6 40 mom 96 0 AA E It W .9 am UTITI A W a McGovern for the U.S. Senate. Thank you for letting me come and talk to you tonight." Ile candidate leans lightly on his hawtbom cane, a legacy of Vietnam War combat and torture sessiolis (luring six Years in the Hanoi Hilton prison GRADE "A" FRESH FLA. OR GA. OR 1116 ________ -,I -- IL IL W tie pauses and loolm down at the toes of his blark r~nwhov boots trimmed in gold and blue. Perhaps 10 seconds pass. He shoves his right hand deep Into the pocket of his maroon,- westem cut double knit slacks and swee ps the crowd with his hard, W SAM LL m vi • 4& * * 40 40 46 46 46 04 farms." The tone is level The voice almost soil. So soft a man 15 feet away can be heard to mut. ter: "And git old George good." The man looks almost pleased, then turns back to the twohanded ;ob of swatting away mosquitos swarming to the attack much as Thorsness and his feHow fliers attacked North ~F Vietnamese targets years ago. Curiosity as much as He. Publicanism had brought out many in the gull crowd to we Thorsness, who turned his back on security and certain success in the Air Force for a c, st archily conservative lenge to liberal Democrat McGovern's not. In South Dakota, same call It the "war of the bomber pilots," since Loth men flew combat missions - McGovern during World War 11. Dwirsuss says with grim determination that the similarity ends there, that there is no camaraderie pos. sible between the two politically opposite men. Over punch and cookies in side the farm home of Asa Queen after the speech, there was less Ulan ulumimity over the TUrsness campaign. The candidate's quiet fervor In denouncing big, free spend. ing government; America's moral decline; the dangers of sOciallsmI an(j the four A's - atheism, abortion, acid (th,jgs) and amnesty for war resisters — Ia familiar conservative fare - rIEN 14 U. . . . • I - • • • . . S ..s •N VS II W . ga $ _ 16 2 •.11 Ui 4 •)ó'ó64 666% 'O'O do 'r 4u --2'tfl "i1t.! 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"SUPER-RIGHT" WESTERN BEEF EACH - SUPER-RIGHT" FULLY COOKED CROCK • 'A 'A IL F I_I •• • SMOKED • L IL 1 4 L ONE I BARTLETTPEARS I I*SOUTHERN PEACHES 1* PRUNE PLUMS I 4i,h 01 I 'B * RED DELICIOUS S APPLES BONE IN LB. IN - I U WHITE POTATOESW I I h— - 0(11 OWN b. - S TEA A - - CHECK 'SA G EACH $ffl3 - £urftb 1bADC An, RED imriuwi URRLLJ... LB. - '"NARL COUPON BOW E169T OCLOCK w CABBAGE = Gu GROUND, BUN COFM Mom ,w I nrv - V SHANK PORTION *RED PLUMS jU' GREEN PRICE ...... JANE PARKER, FRANK - 1) ..... . - CT. ..,..S.' .,.a. 99( - AND - rrw----- ROLS....... __________________________________________ S .111, ws PKO OF .... #99*6.00000012 . cnrnnniun prolonged their captivity and the war. LAUNDRY But If there Is some highly .•. personal revenge motif running k through the campaign, nonpartisan political analylats beIleve ills only one of many threads. Although some of Thomness' campaign rhetoric GT. BOX has been described as oversimplified and only bnLiNng WITH the edges of 0* hard Issues UPON facing the nation, he has built LOW an Image of a man with a profound sense of mission. e r 410, constantly hammers at tht theme: Something is wrong, coupon badly wrong, In the United Worth States and must be changed If the nation is to survive with its ivv7s rUKt FROM FLA. DETERGENT A&P'S LIQUID - PRICES IN THIS AD ARE BOUNTY - IL on C I • • S t. 1W V w (41 t1C) fit PI • • • • • S S . V atatatatfl 'S (') -- •:!• an log . LA •._.. m00% - -- - But there were questions at Ma Queen's that night which have been repeated over the state. What Is it that really it , makes Leo Thoress run' Is It simple political quest for of. (ice? Or Is it the quest of a man seeking to vindicate his role as a combat pilot In America's most divisive foreign war by taking on the most prominent antiwar critic? F Thorsneu denies publicly that he seeks ve1gence. He says It is not true he decided to go b I after McGovern's seat because of McGovern antiwar speeches, played over and over again in the POW camps as part of an attempt to destroy the morale of captured American fliers. After their release, many POWs made no secret of their belief that the antiwar movement and McGovern's V 1 - . £5_M Q* ii A Z I S S Ii W 14 .! • is.c — 5 Dj'h1U511.dS_ L .l. : V1 NEW s o Val 0 It.OC 0 0 0 16 0 S 1111 1b3 14 1 at (1 • • (1 • S I • • • I I S •d • •• S • I I • • ISSI •• a • • • :' 5 5; • 5 5;. C o Ile" : : : : : : S LM V ''V El ORIGINATES - - CL -U, WHERE ECONOMY almost cold eyes. "Wi th your help, I'm going to Washington and do wha t I can to cut down big government and get the government off your z i 1 . C9 C3 tection or guaranteed Prices. all The words are lean and direct, the style as austere as the kota Badlands. 1 - said."I'd take 50 cents a bushel AP Nernfeatures Writer Oil -r EDITOR'S NOTE At the captivity and found themselves Republicans. Winners and months before his H*OI Hllto, discharge. H. Humphrey? Thqrsness uneasy and even alarmed with losers Tho in the primaries have Why did he rush says phisticated - even to the point boss' political stan ds wiu forced time and again to what they saw as national been evenly divided. , says: less for my wheat if we could In hrc to he simply wan to n now, of naivete. A sta unch Republi. "Honest? Hon es t to a fault." Just get some stabifity. challenge McGovern instead of period. listen to George McGovern's trends. A halfozen decided to And can said, "Thorsness couldn't There are accusations that returning to his native Mm. anti war speeches. Now ex run for office Beef and wheat are the big. But some, even in the y the damn fool things he gest Industries here, Congress, Thorsness is a carpetbagger nesoth, where he might have McGovern Thorines, is running against governor of New and farm. iJauii,ç Ui.-we'--------e..--a 'e"-rnmn v nri.. -I--- Mør'n thu nn,I iTu;iy uisi iuiui. me urs iai year. U0V3 if IS built a McGovern for the U.& Senate. U.S. Senate. Some were a bit hard to toss off, political organization it Is a little hard to make op.. beat allfle wanted to do was ers and ranchers are frightened George McGovern any by the seemingly chaotic move since he over the next two years and portunlim Revenge? lie says no. But Democrats, Stabi li ty translates here Into stick, since Thors- way he could." One Thorsness others lived InSouth Dakota ment of prices. One farmer some sort Thorineu did plan th e cam of government pro- palp In captivity. By JOHN T. WHEELER 40 40 a 7. -L A fl000l 0 1111111 BP om er 1 lots' S tarts In Earnest Of - : j Wednesday, August 28, 1974-7B j J TOWR9 -- I X2 GAL. JUG S q • I 7 PINECREST SHOPPING JUMBO CENTER ROLLS Hwy. 17-92 At 27th St. SANFORD r A Coupon ,a.i,., I — 41-03 Coupo w.,u re.ard n Puh.s.. q - -, .- -- Coupon - • P P41A Toward -a " 7EIGHTI-O'CLOCt iiAN -FEE quiet ernestness there are hints of deep alarm and evangelica l fervor. Thorsness In this sense is only one among many POWs who returned home after prolonged . EFFECTIVE THROUGH SUNDAY SEPT.1,1974 IN ALL A&P STORES LISTED BELOW F11M COFFEE Al LIMIT ONE W/$7.5OFOOD ORDER VALID THRU SUN — SEPT. 1,1974 — — _, 31 AG ; UM 5 p - " 1 LlMIT ONE W/$75OFOOD ' ORDER VALID THRU SUN SEPT. 1,1974 - - - i • Ox 'LIMIT ONEw/$7.3oFOOD • ORDER VALID THRU SUN SEPT. 1,1974 OUII 'OU1-4I, Q$ PITAII QAtlL3 .OT I Ofl1P1O.* tTPOO$ApCA%tftO.1$ TEA MIX oz., JAR $1-19 ICE GIANT 1 I0 LIMIT ONE W/$7.5O FOOD — ORDER VALID THRU SUN SEPT. 1,1 974 �____________ _____________________________________ _____________________________ _____ A - _— - - - - - -- ---- - -- - 88-Evening Herald ______ ByMARKWE HeraIdStafI Writer Pan who are new to area and have not purctlaseil a home mu.st fihl.ot a declaration Seminole County School of domocile-avatlable at the maintenance crews are courthouse-and bring that, working overtime putting along with their child's health zchool whIle about 30,000 students are preparing themselveslorSept. theft IS INFORMATION DIAL ,, -.: - , ._ - - employment tor ambitious mn. Fringe benelits.. Chaufluers license required. Experienced only need apply. Apply ll Miller Drive. Altamonte Springs. Off Charlotte St S&K Warehouse, ____________________________ penced child care-my home am a p m. Mon Fri. Hr., day, or *kly, rates Also Friday nights as no longer use? Sell II all with a - ,, , , 327 261? or $3? 9993 and a friendly ad visor will help you, _____________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ I open," Seminole Schl Supt. students will assemble in the William Layer said. morningsession from 7:15am Layer said most schools will until noon, and Winter Springs hold open houses this week to students will use the same give students a chance to facility from 12:05 until 4' buildings. Bus drivers will give You pick Pllo4an Farms. Oviedo. 3653211. ____________________________ Want Ad 1) InstructIons the South Seminole campus. "Parents wlthquestions From 7 a.m. to 12:05 South 3LinesMlnlmum child will attend should call from 12:10 to 5:15 p.m. ___,,• .--fl* I.,,. - .'._. •.. The Less It Costs Per Line i session. fice," Layer said adding, Highschoolswj11bejnsejon "any questions about a school from 7:45 a.m. to 2 p.m. withor policy should be directed to the exception of Lake Howell Per Day. Insertions-No Change elementary schools (Sabal 2-In Memorlam Semoran Blvd. Suite 314, Mtamon$e Springs. Announcements COMPUTOR ,.1 INDUSTRIAL PARK ______________________________ ___________-- - --- — REAL ESTATE, INC. , ___________________________ 3726457-372 711? -372-7424 Deitona • * * * S ifl 1336 - 41 - S—Lost and Found 6-Child Care - Hotels IO''Do It Yourself '°° IS—ACtion ___________________________ —Loans 25 24-Insurance YD - BEAUTIFUL ESTATE HY national "tight money" Investment Opportunit(,s _____________________________ — situation has delayed Kresge's — s'Ising and this coupled with atyEdltor Rentals for added Developers tO the 'eraified, CVe,.i6tlT, conStruction COStS 33—Mobile Home ' _____ - ----'-- the city's engineering depart- 3$-Wanted to Rent Developern Diversified xnent. securedsite plan approval from Seaboard Properties Inc., " - plus other smaller shops and Prosise noted that tuis firm 43—Lots and Acreage businesses-(or a total of has "several other projects 44—Farms and Groves space. Monday, Prosis said construction costs are 'ontlnually this" due to the general financingmarketandeconomjc situation. For ----- And Investment Property 47-Real Estate Wanted 46-Income ___ Personnel Director -- _____________________FRANKLINARMSAPTS graduation from coller.' university with melon .n per soe'unel, business or public ad ministration. etc.. or extensive experience ot responsible nature in personnel management, preferabl-1 in government. Sale _ --------------_____________ Casselberry App ies -1 Personals ___ 3231650 • - Roberts LAKE MARY Two bedrooms, central eat & aIr, (ree.gIauiyarownRea$,y)77573, or 372)94,1 __________________________ bring results. try one, and listen to your ptw)ne ring Dial 322 2611 or 5.319993 ____ One bedroom, duplex apt,, carpeted, air, adults Kitchen equipped, $105 3777296afterh __________________________ Senior Planner help you word your classified ad Call 3?? 26)1 or 131 9993 — — Florida Recreation Develop- meeting will be held Wedmcii Assistance Program and nesd.ay ut 7:3-0 p.m. to appoint a 36 would contrIbute 111,037 in negotlattngcommitteefc,I,.,ake matching funds. The 7.5 acre Ka'Juyn Estates utilities. site o*-ned by the city is located on Dew Drop Lake In the Camelot-SterIjn Park section :f the cliv. Four acres are Longvvood Man I.i.}rIront and 3.5 are lakit bottom. The grant would finance Is In Germany construction of picnic shelters, Jay Rchardphelp., , . If ,ou are having difficulty I ino,ng Icetolive,cartocSr,ye,aior some service you,i have' n _______________ read all our want Avt5 e've-ry day -... IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL -ANON For families pr fninds of problem drinkers, ForfurtPi.rInform.tic.uc.111fl.i$ or write - Ocean 500'. ideal site for bargain vacation, 5*5 week. Also, 1 roombeachpoo11u1urycondo Has everything 617 5.307 _____ ___________ Oakwood Drive was continued OsrreetAve.,LongwoJ,ba LOST White German'9i,p,,d of the developer. radluuperatormbetteryA, 1st battalion of Attorney Joseph Murasko field artillery, S. 37)7720. wv 17 97 372 165$ between I an . Whitey Eckstein 1? 372 1651 ________ i Mustang-excetien, 9(ca -. 1960 GMC 3 a.Pi4 ...-.--,' C. .. ..... __________________________ 1200, usea only Iw times, sell for It ou have an CVC for rcal value, Complete trailer hitches, pe-ed rear end. Contact 3729147 530 37) 97 - _______________________ All kinds available. Call 3720946 reriularly — International 14 ton, 4 wheel drive, i -- -____________________ _______________________________ ?,'crrj Sewing machine, automatic ______________________________ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN - _____ zig zag & buttonholer All fanci 7311W. lit St _______________________________ ---radio Real clean 52)95 C - BROKEIi ___________ ______ I? Mobile Homes 372 ?J Veteransno down. Stitches Like 6026 Brand new women's 3 speed bike 323 4711 o, - - - -- ----- --iIOwi Kirby at 372-loS? Deai den 5135 mo. ____________________________ PCI Acre Realty 50 x 80 Autos for Sale n 1967 Pacemaker- new BEDROOM SUITES Paid $69.6will Sell br $50 Al.o jj, Winnebago truck camper. Fully ____________________________ 1973 Dodge Dart Swinger, bt, with asSorted track tapes kilhCn eQuipped, carpet 517.500 -________________________ self contained, AC, excellent '73 VW Super Betl, - red '. whit vinyl top, factory air, 1)2 2167 windos and patio. See at Park on factory damaged repaired ---- - ---- -- - 407W lit St. mIle-s $XO down & take over Whitey Ecks?ejn at 372 165? 5019 or 372 5197 from new 377 2)35 See to --appreciate 517,750 372 1668 [r , (ir nqt, n mceIlenl cn ----------'1? top quality 65 x 12'-- 2 bedroom. flitore I bedroom Collage On Lake 1966 Chevrolet Caprice. '65 Fiat I door sedan - white. Runs Mary. ALL NOLL'S STORES ______________________________ i' bath with 10 ' 20 Screened 1ke nci. 5150 7272143 fruit 5. shade trees HOLLAND -Privalelyowned 5-530 eltragood, $495 Call Don Pop. at There's one nea you. room Washer, dryer, dishwasher REALTY, 373 7075 312 161$ Be-f orea 372-1651. Dealer. 76 an disposal Assume ioanor lease CARPE Auto Repairs ___________________________ Equipment for Rent tE.V7NYLSaI,S'd 64 ,.ith option to buy. Unfurnishe-ci SUPILAPID I bedrnrn 1 bath Parts.Accesrjes 1971 Capri Va. silver metallic, experi insrbllation. 20 yrs. exp. — ________________________________ ______________________ CANER, 322 1109. Carpet, air. Fla room. patio with automatic transmission, decor — Mustang Lowest prices in town Call 67$- Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet -' Cove ir bQ 575000 37) 0141. 12 Volt Batt,ries$fl93 _______________________________ group, radio Offering $2.S Call ' Shampooer for Only 51 per day INALLY MOVING ' ' Double — REEL'S BODY SHOP No Qijalityinq- 3 bedroom, 1 Oar.. 377 45.1, Dealer .'. deS muSt -CARROLL'S FURNITURE go Save up to 57.507 ON RESERVOIR 1' WILSON MAIER FURNITURE $50 llO9SanfordAyenue b.sth, garage, pool availible — _____________________________ ____________________________ LAKE 'F(ORYMOfllLE HOMES BUY_SELL_TRADE 1973 VEGA STATION WAGON 522.07 Acre Realty, REALTOR ' ,rmi A.e311313E.First5t IWthGOodCredjt, AIR,ISpEED )8OlOrl,,r,(jO Dr -----nn 65 323 7730 77 Petsand Supplies Junk Cars Removed _________________________ _____________________________ 323 0765 _________________________________ 2) 5200 ____________________________ •1-2.3 Bidroom Apts. BUyS . Ay. Car lhere never was a better time than —_ AKC Dachshund minatures — FREIGHT SALVAGE I972Capr, V6.Ispeed.rad,o decor SSwimmlng Pool also black and tan. Males. ked Abandoned, unwanted iunk cars '65thru '71PodeIs group Dark green A real value at hauled away. Your cosi, Herald Stop making e.cuses, Dial ________ Flamingo 2 Bdrm., set $10, l7.flMaItIand up on lake, Appliances air COrid freezers 17.790 Call Bob. 327 4154, Dealer. 643.1115 377 3757 _______________________________ •Fishing & Boating off. Ph 3SO. Dealer. _____________________ .ormly's E. 18. Sanford 3734733 FREE TOGOOD HOME Skinny Dipping, Anyone? •Dispos.als I P,Sa!e, I Female Puppy 3beclroom mobile home with air j Don't be bashful-no one will know •Distsashers ronditioner and 750 gallon septic After 5, 110W.7mj5t — Over 10,000 Pieces J' w - . • - uniess you te'ip WiTh the corn til*. 3230140. IDrapes To Select From plete privacy surrounding this Cher's Kennel - Pups, Studs, AKC. Freght damaged furniture and enoruuous pool and entertainment 71' House Trailer. 5130cr Toy & Mini Poodle All Colors, furniture parts. Ailat wholeSale or area. SpacIous 4 Gibson Refrigerator, 110 or bedroom, 2 baths. Mini or Large Dachshund, Shit SANFORD 323-7900 below at 19 w. Concord P1011's family room, dning and breakfast offer 37) 6115. Tzu Mini Schnauzer, Toy Collie ____________________________ Freight Damaged Warehouse. rooms, central heat, ar, carpet, Cocker, we buy pups, finance, ORLANDO DOwnlOwn Orlando Phone 113 'j.iranlee '.hotc custom drapes, equipped kitchen. Looking for a high qu )1 237 79 9302. ____________________________ low 110's. Let's go see this home bargain?. ..Look to classified — ISoarding, Grooming, Pasture anytime,. read today's now Oh. by the way, bathing suits — . -__________ OFF AIR PORT Dogs. Cats, Horses. Training are required li first inspection _classlfieds. BLVD _____________ ) 5) __ — ______ _______ Household Goods SEREBROTSAR KENNELS 365 - _____________________ Hartman Realty, Inc. - DAVE'S USED FURNITURE Lots and Acreage ______________________________ 500S.SANFORDAVE. Suite2O3TpieG,eaterMalJ Doberman Pinscher pups. AKC. Sarnlaole County-- S or 10 acres. 123 9O ______________________ REALTORS, Cassetberry,a.) Uiamion lineage Terms--Trø 3234741 ideal homesite. ideai for horsei — _________ fr whatever Mr Anderson, 365 _____________________ Terry Realty. REALTOR. 625 Turn tiiat unused piano into a bike, " r,Ir, or wtlateyer you want to buy _____________________________ '%'tfla05u1ted Dial )??2bllor Central Heat IAir Conditioning APOPICA AREA- 10 Acrei, more Very Protective l9montris GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW III 999) ror free estimates, call Carl PET REST IPIN than half in - , -pasture Has some Old 5100 322 6656 Cabrels, Harris, at SEARS n Sanford )'2 ',jchc-n Bath'oorn Birdng & Grc*jmn e eW zoned agriculture. in Sewing cabinet, repossessed Counter lops. Snk lr.51,,Ii,- ?n 177? Pn. 323.4057. SANFORD REALTY Seller offers terms 57500) inger'sbei?mode),windsbobun Donit needs" Serve a useful avaitac,ie Bud CabeIl 372 3S? House? 7603 Park in machine Fully automatic. Pay 0'6g,umn when you sell them anytime with a classfled aJ from the Financing Applances balance of Ill or 10 payments , SPRING LAKE HILLS- Large a Da',$)fl7;;7 new BUDDY'S Pressure Herald Call VS today! Don't lakefront lot in Security guarded Maronda Home in HOME IMPROVEMENTS delay! Just dial 32226)) or $3) Full Iinc- GE Appliances Small Jobs Wanted i%), 3 bedrooms, I': batht, family FALL CLEANING the reach of the Sanlond Electric Company 3fl-133L"Lake Mary" room, 70' x 31', dOuble garage, HiGHWAY hA- Have horses, working poplq of 2377 Park Drive, 377 , 1547 Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks wooded lOt. 100' X 110'. Near COd a mobile home, S acres NW of area: as well as the Drop in bobbin, zig zag and 3 needle & roofs Removei mildew, fungus, Pecluce your electric Diii with mud dobbers. wasps & Spider 125000 CompiCte ce'lng 5. waIl nsulaton' income. See new for 5,65. balance of 115 cam oeus ___________ wj, 322 0J?7 Freeestirnaees AsPiton Insulation r e a rd i n AL TAMONT I SPR INGS--- About 31 our S Payments of $10. New warranty SANFORD 1904) 769 '2)0 4 Quality plus, lovely .l,,i:ion. 70 nio old, half Mustang, eligibility tø purchase a acres. small lake on properly SALON ALA CLEANS ALL ntw) b.droopu home fr Blacktop roads On two sio-', cldrr 3 bedroom 2 bath with Ice''oen to ride. SICk) 638 3797 tormc-rly Harrett's Beaul, Nook Call Credit Dept. SANFORD _____ FreSsre (leaning Floor ,',,,.,ng, 519 E Pne. 122 57i7 Classified ads are here to help you 15 X 25' lIving room, t"uilt ,-.. k'dinaow-s 32) CA8S reduced znrY available 1550.000 1st St . Sanford 372 91?) Eves monthly buy, 67A sell, rent or swap. at a low 669 Feed Beautiful site with nicx Payments under the 1146 ___________________________ caStleS us help you place yoursvariety of shade and citrus treei "me's Home Ad. FORREST GREENE INC. Call 372261) or $3I.,99 JIM DANDY FEEDS enministraf ion Assistance Located in exclusive Mayfair REALTORS 196W, Lake Mary Blvd ',ota, 1S. c-nd ttbl', 510 a par, BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Burglar Alarms section ssa.000 Plan, Single bed, 520. Othc-r 373 635) or 443-2333 Gormley's E.46. 323.1733 osid New For Homes & Business Carpentry, Remodeling, 6dditi, _____________________ bargains Kutp Cecorator, 109 Thompson's Roofing Free Estimates. 373-6263 Custom Work. LIcensed Bonded tIulId up& shingles Free live relaxed Ski, fish, swim on SEMIIICLE 68 estimate, 323 4035. Wanted to Buy — Allwurk guaranteed. lovely Lake Mary 3 bedroom, 7 Newly reuphoistere hide-a bed 323 1751 Alter 11am. H011iES Interior Exterior Plastering baths, central air, fenced yard, Priced to sell Wayne-s Quality USED TRI CHEM LIQUID MINI RANCH Plaster patching arid simulated FurnIture, 1700 French Aye. 37) EMBROIDERY SET brick specialIty. 322-2750. Approximately 2', acres. Ready foeVINCENT'S CARPENTRY 831.4039 u-our mobile home with Septic. FORREST GREENE INC. _____________________ -f'.'ODELINc,, ADDITIONS I. Irteror Trim. Peneling, P'yD[r HINTS TWUCYC deep well, ana Shallow well Gel I PA R S CA ENIPY Carpentry Plo iOb too Small Econoline Vans to DeI Tractors 001 I NO. CEMENT _________________________ 835) or 645 7333 L censed & Bonded. 373 Soil the beautiful treei. zoned for lday )year.37)J)Ø , I , H I N0 P A I N 'T I N Ci WE TAKE TRADES hons.e 517,300 For more in 'r..oNAlit I 4707 .3n't nee(2s!" Serve a us." formation, or to see, Caii Joan purpose again when you seil thc-r ' — CARPENTRY WORK AND HOME Carter, ASsoc . After houri, Ill *th a Claisfed 9 from ItREPAIRS, PART I IME PHONE 2133 Herald Call us fodayt Don I NOW LEASING 373 1961 or 373 175) aelay! .Juit dial 3777611 or I)) 999) To place your lw cost WCnt Roberts & Gilman aI HUFFMAH REALTY Al Pell. Jenny Clark, ASoc ________________________ ____________________ -' City *. _____________________________ 4 1 - k* Singer Air Cond'rlionkig ** - Home Improvements Pet Care Cleaning -' Beavty Care - - - - ' , -- ' : Burglar Alarms Roofing , ' _________________________________ I .._. _. Carpentry - Gischler, eves 3277371 Call 372-2420 Anytime - , ._, REALTORS - 734,5Park -'----- ' Central Florida's MULTIPLE IISTINGRLTOp 322199) 19195 French Eve 372 737 377 1493 373 7315 '1 - - bIA144T It' AM an nIt 6* sacs apart. 6*9* if st.r. L ____ i 7ippiiances 4(00 convenience Is $•y l. Ride'w*sd ! Real Estate Wanted Quick cash for your home. Fast closing. We will pay all cost. Move r9'hen ready or will trade. Free inspection. Call Larry Saxon, R.çALTOR, or Jerry Emerson. Assoc. Roberts & Oilman, Inc., REALTOR. l-3S00. '''" 50 F1o,,da A— Rhdg.wood -' ____ SANFORD. FLA. _%101 323.2640 _________________ _______________________ — , (O1 4.1 CAF'tI PLACE I';,-.,ii.',d BELIEVE I I Concrete I MisceIl.ineou For Sale lIP Plully rung lawn mower '- 'cellent condition Asking 573. .l53 ttjtt length ,,ink (oat Asking li I?) ,M.fl Ic'rS, We have the finest , IN THE FAMILY MARKET PLACE OF THE HERALD I I, - ': Rules: Only Non Commercial Ads, _.: I - L' Hauling IT ON I R W : '.', ILL DO I4CsLJLIPI(, 10(15 RATES RLAONAIu.F 6681)90 -- . Item Must Be Under 1OO And ______ ___ ---- - - --'k-- S Price Must Appear In Ad -" - Built With Pride By I L_ - CALL TODAY ' 322. 26 1- 1 — _ south on 17-92, 436 and then you're only 1 '/2 miles from seeing for yourself. 211 W. 25th -- CallFor Sanford, FIn. II 1 MILE EAST OF 17-92 ON HWY. 436 - 'nil C3S bring b'g. bg 'eSulls .JUS? try or.e 372 7611 or 'Wv il9Wj I' th good ole summertime ii's a .;reat time to sell something with .i I. lac%itic-cj Ad, Just dial )22 7611 Os — Wall. Papering $31 9993 for a Quickrc.sults act REMODELING at fair prices. Large cr Snail - we iJO 1 all Quality work, free estimates CHASEY BUILDERS. 162 7759 day or night Pa,ntn 'nd Wallpapering No iob too Small. Quality workmanship, Ph 323 5.579 or 373 Classified ads serve the bu, and eIIIn g c a m m u n It y t'veryday.. read and use them often Call 327 26)1 or $31 999) "t)-nq Sloppi' - i4, Power mower On'f %trt (,"! the Service u need from cIa',', i.,-d John S F ix It 'I.4iItef5pm.Mon Thurs 32.? 1213 Don - I nee" ce a usetu purpose again when you sell them with a classified ad from the Herald Call US today! Don't dIay! Just dual 377 7611 or Ill 999) To pIae yOuf low cost wa,-' oom additions, patios, pruleug, doors & windowS Installed, painting interior, exterior Free estimate 377 9)63 ADDITIOPiS & REMODEL.ING CALl Bill, -1 I 173 3374 Lake MaryIl7 0151 — _-.4 Lawn Service Painting Masonry & Concrete No Job Tog Small CelI)fl 1106 , — Si 0Ipo, I RIP,' AND SEAMLESS GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES 162 IllS PAUL SLAT ER Protessional Wallpaper Hanger LiLensed R"idenliaI, Commercial Freeestimates Ph)flaa _73,__, Home Improvements YOU WOULDN'T? come Siding - selection of hand picked used cars in the Orlando area. turn left on Route In keeping with the beautiful wooded surroundings. Landclearirug. septic tanks, tilt Crt, ciri,eways All kinds of digging 373 9117 or 323 3953 CONCRETE.largeorsrnall.wedo it a!t. F!r prlcci Lki',s.tJ, Yarn U;. TrIm, Muwinig Service and Light Hauling, Call us Bonded CHASEY BUILDERS ANYTIME. 323-1061 6.67 7759 day or night U UI HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to everything yet "away from It all." See the homes built with pride & the finest of materials (I , _______________ Then 9de F're Br,cI, or s'one planters P.lc ,uncl repar woe-k 373 6)97 A 3 LINEADFOR 3DAYSFOR$300 - C&A BACKHOE SERVICE c's Concrete & ','.qscnr, w 7 testes and 10*111 ' tand Clearing WOULD YOU - I, 2 & 3 I.droom SPECIAL PARK APARTMEPTS 7)75 l'a,I As,,-, Sanford Truck Rentals" '- YOUr Multiple Listing Agency _____________ AD 31 Apartments Rent Furnished __________________________ - 4 Directory of Experts Ready To6 Seye, You! - r BAMBOO COVE SAN MO PARK, 1.2, 3 Bedroom Approx. 1 year old Red collar. Eim cash pu MVON for Anwe-rt to name Cudder "extraS" you need & want, It's Trailers & Apt. 2 Adult parks. 2 REWARD. 372 1969. Family parki. 3515 Hwy 17-97, city & 61 Sanford, 3fl.)r4'. Day, Wk., Mo, __________________ ___________________ -- tree's, Now lithe time to buy! BATHorutwonicetotswlthoneol nIcest landscaped lawns in 20 WEST. 3 BRS bath central town. $33,500 Can be leased with Puce?, waIled yard. Assume 7 pcI option ID Puichase. Call mortgage wIth $7,500 down Total REALTOR.Ass.ociate, .iulian payment $137 MO Call -- Thi$ ii administrative and super- Furnishecs.spt •largerooms. adults ..scry 'work In roaa department Nc, pets 9)5 Park Ave. 372 94K) construction and maintenance, - -_________________________ nd Sanitary landfill program. l'2 Bedroom.AduiliOniy Asts rpad super, in a ma'iner to Spec. Rates For Snio Citizens absorb tIme consuming respon Park Avenue Mobile Park iblli?li Kn)wlecqe of Operalini) 25.1% Park DrIve, 373 7161 hara(lerjstics, maintenance ____________________ requirements ot road equIpment, 1 Bedroom Furnished basic civilengine-ering. good office Apartment, $173 Month Procedures and personnel Information 323 2643 relations. Experience in road WELAKA - APARTMENTS construction and maintenance ill W. 1st St. with trade School or college '!lr'j GLOBAL CARPE T5, II? "21 - flEW SMYRPIA COTTAGE- Large, bathecue pits, restroom The 19-year-old ion of a Sanford At-Anon Family Group p0 courses in civil engineering or AVALON APARTMENTS facilities, landscaping, Longw'ood coiq,k is serving ____ Box 55.3,______ Slnford, Fia. 3ifli ____ equivalent. ADULTS,NQ PETS chjjda'en's *itdoor recreation with the 56th field artillery - 114W.2ndSt. Se-nd complete resume and equipment, small sunbathing brigade in Schwasblsh GTnUCJ, S Lost and Found references to Lois Hate, Cour Only $9750 oke clean I badroom _________________________ beuch, two access roads, Germany. lhovi.e. Room 307 N. Park Aye, apartment. Lights, water fur-'Santor, Fla. 37771 parking area, Wa!kJIIg P tha, nihed. Adulti. 377 7796 after 1. Army Private Anthony K, rouND; 13' fishing and utilities. Johns River just north of 179') Benefield, son of Mr. and Mrs. PdiceApartmant$iø te'idQt In Sanford 32) 399 after 4 residential and Commercial A public hearing on paving of Lyman A. Hentield, 4 - Resort Property ____ ANYONE OTHER THAN AssIstant Roads MYSELF AS 01 AUGUST - Superintendent ________ With all extras. 511.000, See at $00 7235297 [lertrlc Spartan Presso '72 Pinto Hatchbk Runat,ut bright red. Air and &,tOm,itc 191) Half ton Che-vrotet pick - ' the _____________ $122 .S. Pa — ___________________________ 0711. hourS, 322 754. cily park with tennis courts 176.500 Call REALTOR AssocIate SAVEI!I John Mero. Alter hours 32307)3. On fuel Close to everything in the One acre In Sorr,nto near Sanford Set UP los' mobile home. Good water,_u. 203.5. advanced specialized * FACED WITH A ORlNklP * planni,,g work. a For ?otal move in inCluOng depotets PROBLEM vOtesthelnitiationandfollowvpon 7fledrOnmS.air.thag $54%Month Per IaPsAlcoholucAr,any,,,ous a wide variety of planning Children Near Sanford Plaza 373Can Help or nc (rant pro,ects. Strong background in 1)10. Mrs. Gallagher; C.11nj 43V report writtng required. Con Write ci 1213 siderabl, knowledge of prin I or 2 bedroom duplex apartments Sanford. FInria ____ ______________ CipIes. techniques and current Furnished r unfurnished 60' CASSELI1CRRY_CIIY was appointed acting judge for _______ ____________ tre'nds In r,unucipat and county swimming pool. fl0 S. Orlando Council has authorized sub- a week in the absence of the Ia nnlng, cx per e in the Dr. 373-7920 YOU TR0ULE 0? Cii mission of a 161,037 federal regui,ar city Judge. comprehentive planning process Free', 644 2(177 for "We SAP4DI.EWOOD VILLAS grant application required. Minimum gualllica'ions "I-totline" Adults or Teens, for A work session was held 110w. AIRPORT BLVD. include a mailers degree in developn'nt of Camelot Park. regarding utility lines In Lake SANFORD. 323-7510 -Planning and 2 years esperiee I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE ----- - --, FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED c equivalent. Kathryn Estates, A Li --- - - _____________________ Thu F top loader, new, cost $200, used 373.9f7 2? 165 I Dea:tr ______________________ - '" OPEN OCT 1.1971 guidelines. Considerable know ledge of the principles, practices and procedures 01 Tie over payments. 322516) or 7? 7045 (Please call again-not '- -- ADULT$ONLV, 3229790. This Is responsible administrative work indirectlng and coormtinating a personnel program for the county withIn established policies - _______________________________ ALL NOLL'S STORES There'sonenear you _____________________________ 373 6061, 373 0517,372-9)20 ________________________ 'fl VW karman Gni.. dark gre-en, speed. extra snarp $I.?95 Catt _— F - - ning ConmlsslonlnJulyfor'tj)e soutieast quadrant of the US. then $4 million project that 17-92 Airport Boulevard in- 40—Condomini urns would tncludea K-Mart store, a tersecflon, tuave posted a 44( j. 41'Housis for Sale After Hrs )72 DOI Popi at 327 1651. Dealer, Trailers - ____________________________ - •65 Rambler An 5150 ____________________________ _______ - another month before the fhm go-ahead on the Sanford project Property receives a decision from s.s. construction could not start For Rent until all engineering and 37 Business Kresge officials in Michigan Property rfl LI___________—_____ --__________ ''------'------------' Rent Lots ___________________________ ____________________________ I ( Bike, like new, 371 0613 _________________ _________ -_________________________ 34—Mobil. Homes Corona - radio. ar tJ4 * - dinator ?hn rent. Go.err)rri,'rit to qualIlie buyers Call to set. it you qualltyt! -' -16' Seabrec:e, '73 model Brand n-.v 'YiChrysler 75 HP motor Has ',Iy _______________ - tight money situation In economic analysis of the 29-Rooms for Florida and acr the nation Saniol and north Seminole 3o_ApartmentsRent Rent was blamed Monday (or the market, Unfurnished hold-up in approval for a 14"We're trying to keep the 31-Apartm.ntsRent acre K-Mart shopping center in project alive," Prosise said, Furnished Sanford. noting that city requirements 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished The Ccns Sngle or Bulk SEMINOLE COIN CENTFR tfl k..' id i 1?1 1357 _______________________ -_-_ In city on9 lots. Secluded area Ovcr 3,000 sq ft. of living spice with shade and fruit trees, $67,500 ____________ - ' 2l-- plonda, '73. 350 Immaculate. any - ____________________________ - Boats & Marine low, w mileage VCCy nice car 51695 Call Howie Kirby, 372 1651 ' '" / • 24-Business Opportunities Delaying K-Mart - - - Exceflen? Condition 372 1311 - I ' - - Financial ___________________ tronic parts, rug, craft it?mS ,,utom,,tic. power Steering Clean 5695 2272075 ____________ .. , '77 modei ______ _____ atter one year. paid holidays and South of Sanford, West lit. St. 3 THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND other fringe benefits. Contact To bedrooms newly decorated WIld your country home. Thomas Wilson Ill, Executive acre Kitchen equipped. Deposit lot In (in, shady location si,soo. Director 122 4043 , reQuired. 323 0230 or 562-2649. _____________________ Srce II1c)r1e'y' wA'yr l7l VW 7 passenger 8's red & ,tiite. lOOkS & runs like new, I cp.'d. Must see S739 Call Howe Kirby. at 327 1651 Dealer - __________________________ __________________________ " 1$-Help Wanted _____________________________ 21-Situations Wanted 7i 1100 E 25th SI _______________ _____ ______ Buy a bargain or Sell a bargan with 21 SituationsWanted ____________________________ _________________________ ______________________________ funtousendreadcIassiIiedaas! 26l0HiawathaAve at1797 Call 322 2611 or $3? 9993 to place Low in cost, high in results, that's Real Estate Licensee withSalei and 2606 S HWY 17 97 Managerial Experience Seeking your act classified ads ..read and use REAL TOR 37) 3771 LONGW000 reS000SebIe position with area them' __________________ firm Reply Box 553, care of The OWNER WILL SELL 33 Houses Rent Furnished Evening Herald, inca urunhiIIFsi (1 I - I_______________________________ Lake Mary: Cute 2 bedroom fur1Dm rrrurfl.,rI It(RJI'ILL s.ntord' Fla. FHA OR VA If workIng as an IBM Keypunch -------oten stro [fl nisheij house, Fenced yard. -Operator sounds intereitlog to'24 AND PAY CLOSING COST Adults., no pets. $110 plus deposit Business you, and you are available to start 37239)0 Soil you are looking for a) bedroom. Opportunities we can have Realty I'j bath home that has a beautiful working and training at tue same DELTONA- attractive I bedroom family room with a brick time. There Is no age limit and SUNLAND - DELIGHTFUL newly $) per month; 7 bedroom $160 Bakery For Sale fireplace, air, carpet, and a low high school diploma is not paInted 3 bedroom in excellent per month Pdu pets, References, down payment, the-n call me. arid required. Prepare yourself for the 372 9965 or 322-1316 cOndition, Fenced yard, well, 773 3365 371 1040 I'll be happy to show you lh,s one. _______ futvre now In this hiuly re-war. drapes, carpeting. $21,200. Call H4 appeaisea at 574,2CC Call g field. Personal interview Guest housse - 3 large rooms and REALTOR AssoiJate Rose South Georg, Willis. Aiooc, $303510 required, Call $34.$3fl NOW. 27 Investment ward bath. Beautifully furnished, TV. & After hours, 322 6404. O.B.C.. 701 East Sevnoran Blvd., air. Weekly or monthly. Adulti, no Opportunities SuIte 311, Aitamonte Springs, __________________________ •CITY 7741. COMPLETELY FUR& Gilman NISHED Older 3 bedroom with Will pay 11 pct Interest on first ________ ________________ fireplace, Excellent Condition mortgage on land for 1 years. 18 - Realtors Help Wanted 34 Mobile Homes Rent Bea'etiful yard Only 577,300 Call .!. Iongwood Need $7230. Marvin P. Gaisman. ______________________________ — REALTOil Associate Betty (Bonded Mort. Broker) 260) rlamm After hours 3726033 Mohawk 'U. Mat Call 645 1617 One bedroom trailerw' 7ned Callbart Real Estate tlandvcoupletomanage&ma,n,ajn en porch, no Pets 1)00 plus 575 SAN LANTA (21 Pin.) - OLDER TWO 10 unit apt. bldg. in Santord ,. ____________ _______________ security 37) 263$. 24 Hour Service STORY WITH II' 36' POOL. 3 fre* rent. Box 399), Savnnapi, Ga. --- -. Call3fl 1191 bedrooms. 2 baths, in good con 3110.1. 30 Apartments Rent 'ut. Nicely landscaped, Call Enloy beautiful Weklva River by — Unlurnished renting a fnobile tome at CAMP REALTOR Associate Sonny Stemper Sezi Apply Lakeview Nursing canter, 'l5fl't?hISANPORDAIIA,,l,fy 3n47O. * *GENEVA GARDENS * * 919E.2ndSt. -Nj)? RAVENNA PARK-JUST LISTEOI Single Story studIo, 1, 7. and 3 Two bedroom trailer, ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE with Cabana, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, heat, air. piece work. Call alter S 3239)75, clubhouse, Carpeting, drapes. after S pm • 3230351 _____ bath lovely home with large living REALTOR ASSociate Al Antar, Puss Johnson kitchen equipped, central heat and ------, room, separate dining room, nice After hours 372 air. 'Aonthly rentals from $142.50. ktchen with many extras. Priced Seminole County ___________________________ PINE CR F ST ATTENTION! 3222090, 1505W. 25th St. Sanford 35 Moble Home Lots 126.500 For more intormation call TENNIS BUFFS' Buy lhi _________________________ - NEAR SCHOOL i bedroom corner l, hardwood M. UP4SWORTH REALTY -_ 701 E. Sernoran Blvd., 5ult5314, Altamonte SprIngs. r ' ' BUNK BEDS Largest selection in Central Florida. Ne-whouses ma rural area Nodown -. Sunny and bright. 3 bedrooms, 7 t'.aths, air conditioned with fenced yrd 577,5w - requIred, Personal interview The Jackion Heights Middle Travel & RecreatiOfl tificate signed by their School addition is expected to _________________________ physician and their birth be ready in FebruL and Lake 13—'rravel Agencies certificate before they can HowellHlghwillbereadyin 14—Camping-Resorts enter class. Fall of 1975, Layer said. Elmer Bakalla, lflC. F - home 573,000 ORIENTAL ! HOuSthoid goods. liiitig. 64 6126. Winter Park taI. car The pink house on left _______________________________ Side' 1 mile north of generalstore --n teen, SR 415. 69 Stamps.Cojns WILL Ut) EENCE iOns Expetienced& Reasonable 3225174 _____ Underwnnd t ?P office model, elite type, Fine 560. )fl loS$, (,o* Condition. --_______________ ________________ $150 onda iSO - 323 0255 AFT ER 6 IAsk;1 "Cct 'EmI tIIIlIt 5200; Alter S 372 5195 Ask for George Garage. Rummage - III 6272 We Don 't Stop , SUNND BEAUTIFUL FIR EPLACE S4 perft Iocat,on l?Trusses; Toppeqfo 'body truck. REAL TOP down Payment VA. See today - timC. High School diploma immunizations, a health cel'• ALL NOLL'S STORES There's One nr you ''• ;,. ".rr. MUST SELL. !.es Th! rw 4 iiiu, i,uuir $73,000 Phyllis Capprmi, ith family room and game room It • and j REALTOR AISOC. total of 7.677 1973HOpdDA5 I?'MACULAT I 51)00 F IRM - '72 HOnda 450 - full dress, engine Houses for Sale ____________________ large 3 bedroom. 2 bath with 79 7 bedrooms, living room, Jining 1?' family room, $37,500 Tenant Selection ,rea. large haded fenced back MAKE OFFER Like new 3 yaro Off Long*cod Lake Mary ________________________ ___________________________ Supervisor bedroom, 1", bath, wall to wall Sept I, No pets carpet. lies great potential, High school diploma reQuired Light 1156 322 0973 days. AskIng 522.300. typing, good math ability, able to DUPLEX-- in Casselberry area, 7 niert public. Must be able to 10 king size bedroomi, $IdOa month, TWO FOR PRICE OF ONE - 7 terpret and implement federal bedrooms with 1 b-edrc.om apart. FORREST GREENE, INC. 64$ a u ideli vu ci. Pa y 5 6. 900 _____________________________ ment. Both furnished. $27,500 skilPd profession and. aisist you with employment at t me to Eat I bedroom Pnie, utosor Sal Morcycl. lnwrance KENMORE WASHER, ParIs. Wanted to buy privately BLAIR AGENCY Service, used machines 322 3166 Toyota Corona Stôt,on wagon MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0i'91 door with air and automatic Must 1910 Triumph 500 CC. Custom pant -, - , OPen V1(kndS with all the extras. 555.000. ________________________ Unturnishecj7beclroomhorne, newly decorated, reliable lennant, Nursery attendant for church Stop fJft 6 Nntd to ________________________- CASH3 4 Priced right. Financing available I or used turniture, appliances. with no do payment. Dick's toots, etc Buy I or 1001 items Appliances. )fl ______________________________ Lrr-j 715 5anfoo Ave. 000CHEST .R Eli REM ENT GEM. Appliances Rang, Hotpojnt and Tappan, Largest seleclion In Central Florida. Prices start at $39.9. - EXECUTIVE HOME - large) bedroom,2 bath by golf course in Witholder)bedroomnpYjmeonpaved 5? ______ _______ _____________ --— MAITLAND FLEA MART 194? HWy. l?92OpenSat, & SQn9 5 6oeoe I, Quaint rock garden and pond Very nice neighborho Perfect inside and out ie-t ' S75. 100 on large wooded lot Seller ys all closing cost. VA, I-HA, - - PROGRAMMERS Need Immediately to train as IBM Computor Programmers, and 48M ComPiAor Operators. The demand for clualI(ied programmcci and operators is great. We 4—Personals Springs, Miscellanøous For Sale INC., REALTORS WINIER SPRINGS FHA, txtrm. central _____ heat & air $1050 ikwn, 5)67 75 rn HOLLAND and dining rooms perfect toeeJ ......o..T.. fliC-iIy aIrang neit to ultra modern kitchen whiCh has eat in bar and beautilu: cabinets and - 1700 372 2662 or 3731116 MEN'& WOMEN - 3-Cemeteries 7-MOtels be directed to school principals. Elementary and Tuskawilla Kindergarten and first grade Middle schools are expected to students, Layer reminded, are be completed around Christmas ' 'rr ' yourer!fqu(H-( wh - ---' .:. ,, ____ enhances this nice) bedroomwith Oak shaded fenced yard with 3 i-Card of Thanks s ll he ready for the first day of dergarn. The morning session school, he sald. will run from S n.m. to 11:15 Textbooksarestockedforthe a.m. and the afternoon session year Layer said, adding any from 1 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. 3bedroomunturnished, Near Shopping __________________________ ________________________________ )Dedroom.2Bath Howell Park. Casselberry 53$ 095) alter Sp m general housework, no cooking or washing. Small home, 7 REALTOR you today. Excellent location at I 4 water. 5165 mo. Security deposit. 3726620 3'- peovideyouwith fullor part lime Call 37382 employment. Both morning and evening claSses are available. Wamtr-ssei and Bus hep needed Company benefits, Apply in Personal Interview reguired. Call Rated For Consecutive After a inspection tour of utilize the Oviedo campus. "most schools" Layer said Oviedo will run from 7 a.m. to everything seems ready for an 12:05 and Lake Howell from orderly opening. Two new 12:10 to 5:15 p.m. Most elementary schools wi,1l Point and Altamonte Springs have two sessions of kin- Sounds interesting to you. and your need Is urgent, we will ge Houses for Sale EVEREST REALTY -- Custom buUt quality home FeaIur 3beautitully dnignedbedroon)s baths smartly decorated with ' GOOD CRED'T IS ALL YOU NEED NO MONEY DOWN. New --- ---- Greene. REALTORS. 323 63S3 or 372 $970. TRAINEES 41 3 bedroom, de., klitpi Cining rooms together .nd furniture Lemon. lime, graperu,t, tang,lo ,nd oranges trees 327 1l BROKERS TheTlmeTett, .,1rrn Dy3fl6122 JIohts 322 5424 CORBETT REAL ESTATE * ____________ Unfurnlshed ___________ SECRETARIAL House (or Sale 32275*1 - Aft (or our Lake Mary office Con a "dry-run" Layer said, Acreage -- ft. available. $31 6446 __________________________ ___________________ 41 ST. JOHN'S REALTY W. Garntt White DYNAMITE LOCATION (or op Houseile hI We Succeed." 37) 6592 -— i L JOHN KNIDER, A5SOC. condition. May sublet space. For infO call H. A. OALF REALTY. 6161 _____ , ________________________ and Business Property For Rent Wednesday, August 28, 1974-98 __ Are "Buyerfinders"CaII _____ _ Ads Your Friendi y Classified Gal ropertles Commrclal Homes, Lots coma ercial use A great down town ioc3t ion. Apprnximately ft. floor space. Very rcasonable rent to substantial party Furnithed one bedroom apt.. 115 teousewife Beeline Fashions otters lull or part time po5ilion, Middle schools will run from 1 thru S times ........40c a line 37 Ave I College training in biology Phone 372 9353 or 377 9777. MClodie Pretred Salary: 57.151 per year Skating Rink, Phone 322 4131 An Equal Em ploymeni Opportunity At Clean 2 Bedrooms. Wall to wall Irmativi, ACIiOfl Employer__caroel. .tlr rnntiitiniad h..,i ______________________________ Department Hours AMA U , 5 Hutchlwn ocean tront apar?mnts, ,s Daytona Reach. rallMrs R U Hutchlson)fl osa _____________________ IllS Month pluS $50 seurity 321 079? _________ deposit 3fl ô*17 or 377 65)0 A permanenl ', time position as ____________________________ I aboratory 1pchnri at the.. .........•.. .1, ut • in b 1st an Avdiidbie Auricullural Research and Sept 1. 322-3419 - 1Want ______ 41______________________ Housesfor Sale Resort Property For Rent 36 Cc 1 bedroom trailer-- air, utilitiespaid.Matureadults Good location 323 5695 Permanent employmenl - Corn pany benefits Apy 16, Holiday Inn Attanionte Springs, Why Not Lounge. itave some campng eQuipment you fnte Parke Apartments Rent Furnished - 2BedroomApattment No Children __________________________ 3723e71 ___________________________ __________________________ enrolling, he said. School sUng tes a foUo: 31 Help Wanted lnwlatn Christian Day School has opening forlor5yr.Old%forfallsesIer, Cafi Lutheran Church Of Redeemer, 377-3552 or Mrs. Martin 372-6401. "There have been no special at 9:15 n.m. and continue untd Orlando 8319993 problems as far as !.he openIng 3:45, with the exception of - IL.4I- LZ$ -. - Evening Herald _____ Child Care . - W2dnesday, August 28, 1974 Schools, Pupils The Want Columns Never Close, Shop Anytime _____ ______ ______ Awa it FI r t Day WANT AD - ---.- - - We U Drilng ____________________________________ — WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sites Vu e repair and 5cr STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO Pest Control :.0 I ltizO,',r4 PEST CONTVOL 2 562 Park Drive - W ?rd 51 77 44)7 Welding Jim RowePest Control 7626 lroquo,s Aye Sanlo'ct 1?) 2070 GENERAL WELDING (RAILER REPAIRS In )'.) 37) 644.3 �-- - 1OB—Evenlnq Herid ,-----.-- Wdnacthw Ai,n,,eO ')Q 67th Year, No. 7—Thursday, August 29, 1974 J. I . Ford SAVINGS CEN TER DISCOUNT PRICES jUICE DAYS A WEEK 07 - 1%NTs CTNS. AL WEEK LONG * THURS., AUG. 29 THRU * WFfl qFPT A a - I RIT7 rDArwrDc - - - - 120Z. DRINKS •$ I 00 3 ORANGE-LEMON-GRAPE-FRUIT PUNCH P l l GIANT BOX L - :O1JNTY - HEINZ MWt1r.1; 3 COFFEE,MATE CANS REYNOLDS 120Z. PKG. GOOD ONLY AT SANFORD "PARKA, SHOP' COUPONEXPIRES WED. 53c SANFORD "PARK £ SHOP" PIRES WED. S(PT4 11111V' -'-- GOLD MEDAL . 33c S PLAIN (OR) S SELF RISING 58AG EIMED .. - 53c 11 PRESIDENT - News NEBRASKA SHOWBOAT - FRYER CAI QUARTERS CORN FED BEEF 24 OZ. PKG.. *158 ' 38 c H L.B. LYKES SUGAR CREEK Of 12 OZ. PkS. SINGLES aC ' - (;ER1u41) lORE) Lake MaryOiiiciais In Budget Time Bind Schools Promote I -- . Lake Mary officials rushed proposals aren't complete men interested in the post millIon, 150,000 square foot today to advertise By MARX WEINTZ public because not all city depart- which Will be filled In the plant on a 45-acre tract at the hearing or a budget they mnn.a'z'-e mnt.J budget Den3ier elt election, Staff Writer Interstate Four-Lake Mary .4 haven't finalized after City requests. •.. Seminole Junior College Boulevard intercha c. Ally. Tom Freeman told coimAfter an eight month conMrs. Hess set council work music d irector Bert Perinchief, Site plans for the new intro'ersy the Seminole County cilmen Wednesday night, ac- sessions to complete the budget Board of Adjustments member dustry, to employ 1, 600 SchooltoBoard promotedsupt. Roger cording to the city charter, the for 7:30 p.m. Sept. 5 and 10:30 William Ddrrenberger and bail and reach $11 million in persons annual Harris the assistant of legal advertisement must give a.m. Sept. 7. And said the'U bondsman Lee Wheeler have payrolls by the end of 1976, 14 day public notice of the Sept. seek a 10 per ce nt contingency Indicated Interest in receiving were referred to the city business and fi na nce in a 15 public hearing, surprise and unemotional move fund In the new budget and the appointment, engineer for review. that came at meeting. the tail-end of the A motion by councilmen Lou The city building official Was latest board Freeman said the ad must asked city departments to pare expense propo . sals Blankenship and Terry was instruc ted to get a list of coninclude "a general summary of Council tabled appointment approved calling for con- tingencles required by the the proposed budget" but the Harris, the former director of figures can be corrected later of a replacement for resigned sideration of all three men and county when the site was zoned Purchasing, was first recoincoincilnuin John Norden until action on the appointment Sept. industrial before it became part mended for the position in Detectives enter S. Park Ave. house where stabbing "any time you want." the Sept. 9 regular meeting 9. of the new city. death occurred February by School Supt. Mayor Margie Hess said after councilmen Delores Lash Council voted to grant a ternMayor Hess said the city has William P. Layer. The board revenues for the fiscal year and harry Terry said they porary "rough grading" permit no written commitments from rejected him, beginning Oct. 1 are estimated hadn't received some or any of to Scott Electronics Inc. so site developers that the conat $170,000 but expenditure the letters submitted by three preparation can begin for a $2.5 tingencies will be met. But, board members said "there Is more to the rejection than meets the eye." Sources told the Herald the Harris promotion was stonewalled because of a covert battle between Layer and the board over the chain of command Inside the district school office. A Sanford couple's family dead at the scene of the modest block house, Sanford detective The white haired 21-year fight was broadcast over a ham rental home by Seminole Capt. Charles Fagan said. a rm a res ent veteran with the school system radio set early this morning. County Medical Examiner G.V. was a citizens band GUADALAJARA, Mexico 83-year-old hither-in.law of on a report that the kidnapers Jose Guadalu pe who was three times rejected When police arrived, they found Garay. An autopsy was enthusiast who went by the call Zuno Hernan-. for the position was absent on the operator, James A. Russ scheduled for today, (AP) Police and troops Mexico's President and the demanded $1.6 million and the dez. name of "Peg-Leg"--he nad a vacation when he was voted Sr., slumped dead In a living searched through Guadalajara guerrillas who kidnaped him, release of "po litical prisoners" Investigators were first in- wooden leg--and was well The kidnaping on a busy into the post. and Jalisco state t oday for the r oom c ha ir. Officials would not comment in excha nge for white-haired street in the middle of the novictim's wife, Peggy Sue, formed of the incident by a ham known on local air-waves acFollowing the third rejection tion's second largest city was 44 was arrested at the couple's radio operator who called the most daring exploit in a long of Harris, Layer rewrote the job 2201 S. Park Ave. home and police headquarters and said he operators. string of guerrilla activities in description in an atterept to charged with first degree over heard a conversa ti on on his There were signs of a Mexico in the past two years. have Harris named director of murder in the stabbing death of multi-band radio that there was struggle in the blood-spattered It put President Lois Ech- budget, lie move was st-mied her living room and James Jr., the a stabbing at the 34-year-old husband, ' evrrIa in a tough spot since he when the board did not approve Russ home. Russ' three-year-old son was In Russ, a well known ham radio has repeatediy said in the past the title change. A citizens band radio was the hoe u when pollee arrived, operator and local radio found switched on in the Livmg according to Fagan. Thyear that the government would not negotiate with kidnapers. Layerjust don't understand it," repairman, was pronounced room of the couple's cement youngster was taken to would say following each l friend's home shortly after The guerrillas have killed rejection, but today he said, "I several persons when police arrived and Investigators ransom demands were not met. think the board did the right said they had not dete mined if • wasn't The police and the army Set t hi ng...I'm sorry th e young boy had actually " 40up roadblocks at major Junc. there to see it. I think he witnessed the dea th of his I Harris) did an ou tstanding job Lions and on th father. e highwaysafter lead- witllthlsyear's budget and he Is lug out of Guadalajara e Zuno was seized at 9:30 a.m. th best man that could ha ve i Wednesday at one of the city's been placed in that position." SUNNY busiest intersections, a few The approval of Harris came blocks from the Jalisco state in a 310 2 vote with Board •. CORN FED BEEF B.B.Q. - - . -- -- WIENERS STE FAMiLY. SIZEI , , KRAFT PROCESS CHEESE PORK AND BEANS NO.2 ½ News '" ,isu J FLA. GRADE "A" SPARE RIBS-: ri.+e 'flNc'flJN PresFord said he subscr ibes to he will (Jo if the former presi- option and i proper option for cut during the year that ends cut out by Congress or elimi. ident Ford has signaled his what he described as the gener- (lent Is indicted, any president," he said, next June 30. readiness to accept congres- al American view that Nixon nated by t he secretary of deHe also said he will make e th slona! cult L th dcfcrs ud- iiuuid aoL face tur F av utv fvitc, H d)I. III Uie iiiranther action, final decision, and does not rule et The President said that to strain on the money markets, time, all other departments while his administration But he said it would be unwise out the possibility of an even- deal with inflation, the admlnis- and In addition "I think It will must be scrutinized carefully so seeks to prune spending by oth. and untimely for him to make tual presidential pardon should tration already has announced convince people who might that they don't have any fat and er agencies in the effort to curb any commitment now on What Nixon inflation, have some doubts that we mean marginal programs are business," Ford gave wage earners and eliminated." bureaucra ts the sa me advice In adthtjon, the adminisThe administration is probing tration is collec ting ideas from virtually every pa rt of the for dealing with the double-digit Iabor inflation: tighten your belts, in a n a g e in n t, budget for fat. ec;nornic cnoragriculture and o ther areas to dinator Kenneth I(ushsaid in an every eiitiy.' Big .* No Administration aides said prepare for his economic intersiew. that as part of that belt-tightsummit conference Sept. 27 and And Roy L Ash, director of citing process, the President 28, he said. WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford suggestions that his boss should be available the Office ot Management and would not resist defense spendThe approach he spurned smiles easily, speaks softly and talks with his for questioning regularly, even when he had and price controls. Ford Budget, has been trying to ing cuts, which originally had hands, nothing special to say. hammer out a bipartisan apdrawn White House criticism, said he had discussed it with Mostly, that's what Americans learned Ford's press secretary, Jerald F. terflorst, congressional leaders of both proach to budget cutting. At his first presidential news from watching Ford's television-radio news says he expects Ford to hold news conferconference, Ford parties, that labor and managereconference Wednesday. This would involve agreeences about twice a month, but not ritent oppose it, and that it won't ments in advance between conemphasized the drive to The big news was tha t Ford had no big e5 necessarily before live cameras and happen. economize as his major into annou n ce. For the first time in more than gressional leaders and the microphones. flatton.fighting weapon, and Some Democrats have corn. White House on where cuts can half-a-dozen years, Americans apparently The contrast between Ford's news Conunderscored his opposition to plained that Ford's budget cut- be made in programs. have a President whoiswilling to hold news ference debut and similar appearances by ting plans would bear down on wage and price controls, Ford's statements about the conferences for the simple sake of opening Nixon was pronounced, espedally consid. Wage and price controls domestic social programs. But economy brought a mixed reachimself up for questions on topics of current ering the shared setting of the White House Ford said lit' wouldn't spare the lion from mem be rs of Conare out, period," the President interest. East iloom. Pentagon. said. gress. That was the original purpose of Nixon used to stand before a blue velvet The nationally broadcast and "No budget for any departpresidential news conferences Chair-man Wilbur Mills of the but one drape hung from iron pipes. So far as a lv televised news conference merit is sacrosanct, and that in- [louse Ways and Means Cornnever accepted as valid by Richard M. Nixon. viewer could s&, he might have been stanWednesday was dominated by cludes the defense budget," he znittee said he agreed with the Nixon's press secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler, ding anywhere. questions about inflation and said. Ford said he will insist President that wage and price often said his boss viewed question and an. Ford stood before an open dour that gave about the possible prosecution that the nation remain strcng controls cannot be reimposed swer meetings with newsmen as op.TV watchers a glimpse down the carpeted militarily, of Richard M. Nixon in the Waportunitles to communicate w ha t he had on now. But Mills sa id it is possible marble hallway leading from the East Room tergate case, "But if there Is any fat in the they will be need,d In the his mind. Ziegler repeatedly rejected to the state dining room, defense budget, it ought to be future. I LEAN WESTERN nafem ne - - GOOD ONLY AT SANFORD "PARKA SHOP COUPON EXPIRES, WED . SPT.4 GOOD ONLY AT SANFORD "PARKA, SHOP' COUPOP4EXPIRES:WED,SE PT. 4 L ;3t. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 12, 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/bf2bb324ecedc002eef3fe2dfc8917b7.pdf 4f3ff3ee196ed04dcbe7cb3bc17cb872 PDF Text Text i 213-Evening Herald Wednesday, Sept. 18, 19/4 E I Pear 2438 French Ave. Next To Winn Dixie S hapes 19;974 Ih 1. to th° most powerful and experienced bigwigs have any contact. Ask th em to release information you rcquirc to Lietter the problems facing you. Other r' linr'I to help you F _ ar & WMSOAP TAURUS I Apr. 20 to May 20) Plan time for conferring with article In "The Director" lans. You will bencift by engaging in magazine, a journal of the Britcivic work. Show courtesy to bigwig. Lth Insti tute of Directors. GEMINI iMay 21 to June 21) Be cheerful In handling LmSome of the pear-shaped portant duties. spare time should be spent l oo king for cloth ing people who have reached the th at will improve Your appearance. top, says the article, are NapoMOON ('1111,DIIEN I June 22toJuly 21) Being with people you h I I EO i Jut) 22 to Aug. 21) A new project you ha ve in mind can orkedoutonpaper%er)successfull) now Ilomeishereou - -_ - . ... I I gmnmmm _______ LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) John Bne, managing directur of a glass manufacturing firm wli nukd tliit inin pear shaped people showed the qual. nsu1t with one who has line experience where financial matters are concerned and who un (krLi1id )uur E,ition 1k inu. prac tica l, SCORPIO i Oct 23 to Nov 21) The planets are faorab!e for "1 I I:- ers confide in others the information you get ihat is importiant to your future. Show that you are sensible. - initiati*,e now with a higher-up if you want to achieve your 4. ~: I ! - 9oz DISCOUNT PRICE , Airs., a000 P - ii - escrlplions a day 10oz . : chain stores in the country, C & dropped the mini for longer A. lengths wit,hin the past two A spokesman for the corn- years, or more. SAVE ON I OUR ! ~ 11 - A I I -1 75 0 100 WATT UJAetInnhnllcD IT .# J i,i aiij J '• LightB lb u Hand Tools One for nea!Iy ever s y jcb A . , / / Hershey's J Junior B f "F' All Purpose nacks S Carmel Corn. Logs, Cheese Twists Popular sizes 11 I - tza: 64.0 ,_ %r ,:*. , . 0~ . I 01 .)i k /' .~ /~ . /__ I B a ' e reci e con es - Aittl I I I ! \ , Wilma Shafer's -, OATMEAL HAWAIIAN I : . I ~ __ N .., ~ I - _ - Walnut Finish I 8 ~ - - \: s 53' h~h, 12' deep 0 5 0elves .2 ofe 80 1 42 Latge back-lighied Thumb-wheel L88 M II Personna S DOUOI* II Twill) 1I4Cc*3-MINUThBRAJIO OAT11 loading 2 top "" 2 up. $"a WOO,WWOMW I . Cornbinc eggs a nd sugar and beu unit light (d')otJt 2 rninules). Sft flour, salt and suda, Add to egg m:x- ve and blend- until wnooth (about 2 minutes longer), a Z . _. - a FREE Razor L CU10 Md remaining ingredients and mix vary wail Spoon I into to greased and floured 9 x 5 inch loaf pans Pipes Undwiches 1 Low '7 99 Pack ~~_~V#- - . ~ __ ~i-___ _-%7~ t f*K~~j z~~______ k~~ - - - W~-§~~~_* __ _____ __ ~_ ~ % ----= - _. - ,ce r, ssi __ - Caused Problem e - i ers - I __ ree - -. - I::)ete For Mertt Scholarships - ___ 39 I CI.l Cm I I •• - - ,'j 20 ** 4.Tj S[Pt 24 1 - __ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - - .T.. come from torists. . , by mo- High __ .. - - ~ - - ~-.- - Z-_~-~= ____ik &hool, Carter of 382 Palm I,Ongwood, had tJuree Mudents ~%ho made semi -finalist. They Oviedo. lie is planning to attend University of Arizona, and SC017 %VAIXFlt _~~_l __ JA,Nk.'I* 110"EILS - -' - - P . . 5 ~ a -i _'L -' . ______ -i "e. ~ , _____ - = ,1-. t *--,~ i- L6,L-,-_ -,4f -:-_`_.4 117 ~. ---.-.. - f:lv-z +--~-: - - I i% , , i ~]WN I 0 ,~_-_ __ ~~`r __-!--,_ . - L -I- T , - -,--. _. --- .. I -_ - -----i" ( - z. - 11 - () 17, - . r - v---.- TO* - - -A - - - - .- .~- -Z~-7- ~ • • • : 11 - - ~- 10 f . 11 - - - - - :- /' I-~ SH A RON PAWON _!~-- , NANCY IILDS(N - - _341-.rr- - _. --i,*- _. . ..;~~_,;. -0 .' 4~_ - ~-O. I -k j( - ;-~- ~~ ~~ -, vyt-7..-;-i - ~-_ jnr e -. . -Y;J~ --- _;_~~_-;~N •,..,,,,... I i y. 1249-331 I man I VIE THE RIGHT To Zf I " V V 01 new fire truck, delivered last sharing funds, according to the for the truck this year and none Det ail s wek, may be repossessed and farmer city council s plan. budgeted for payment in the earlier th is week Council elected officials are not new year beginning'Oct. 1. $10,000 in federal agreed to unhappy over the prospect, IaBossieresaidthecompany ndex Fire Chief Roy LaBoesiere money for a down payment and refuses to wait for its money told councilmen Wednesday to finance the balance with a past Friday. "if they want to be night that Jack Cooke and Sons three year loan from C0m* hardno3ed about it, let them AroundThe Clock , 4A Inc of Orlando is demanding banks (,as5elberry at six per pick up the truck and forget it," Bridge 128 immediate payment of $37,355 cent Interest. Dasis replied. 3A Calendar ......... ,.. 10 the vehicle and is City Atly. Joe Davis said, Comics ,., 1211 Council noted the city does threatening repossession if however, the city under state pay ment is not made b> Frida> law, can finance the vehicle for not have the high growth ra te It Dear Abb> 6B LaBosslere added that the onl y one >ear lie recom did when the truck was ordered Dr Crane 6A firm has given no time schedule mended the city execute a loan and plans for many large scale Dr. Lamb... .....613 on when a proper generator will Oct. 2, in the new fiscal year, developments !~ave fallen Horowope..'' '"""" wilh a due date of Oct. 2. 1975, Utrough, making the purchase Hospital ... ........... .... 3A e installed in the vehicle. The fire truck ordered 18 g iving the city, two fiscal years of a new fire trucko longer a hA major necessity months ago, was to be paid In to complete pa>iisent Television 14i% I . 14M I7'IXPIR?\ I-- ~__ '' s Fire Truck -, t rL__.....& mediately and. ,c erve warm or cold. ___ 11-r • s - _~ -M~_ -- 88 I a 100 t VIL I , The city has no nioney to pay obcoi mDeve12 Exp i!Fil loped printed 0 20 Exposure S3.29 I OdiColoi FUjI a I = 'L / T VQ Box L. A 10 Seller May Repossess Limit 2 r s Sugar Substitute with Iff _-n Sweet • Bbdft Z0*6(10 11M.) 211,111d cocowA Master Craft Borden's .4 S' treased suppl> of gasoisni. I • Budi in flash e Fast, film p3ck X_ 1-1 126+11m 0 Automatic exposure contioll 99 much pressure Ix _ f - -' , of ; i ~ Spre Shooter 21 Kodacolo Automatic Cleansing - - - -- ?_ J 0 alk 46 . Three houses under construction In Academy Slanor subdivision in Sanford were hit by vandals Tuesday causing approximately $20,000 In damage to the three buildings. Sanford patrolman Joe Dillard said an electric range was completely destroyed, windows were torn out from the walls, and inside room separators were knocked down. Most severly damaged house is located at 223 Yale Avenue with estimates of the havoc totaling $10,. The houses are owned by Klngswood Estates of Casselberry. Sanford police are continuing the Investigation. to , 1 I I U u"Jim ! liftS 3972 r~I t It !1. 71 --- 1p 11% CW6 Dow 77 to air dried out by winter heafinq - a --I & I Clairol AM I Room Diveder I Dighl Clock Rad io I Skin Machine WaLe tOmusc/ S'ectonusscI :- "' '' - - (-ommunication ' I/ nmture amd ___ ' . -a~ P,oblems Resinfes ,, I ". I contracts totalled less than the lowest package bid of the 10 contractors, which was also tendered by Fennel! of $1,673.665. The contractors were No 3 dry-air . Uteasroomcivder - V~ . 1. umidif ier i gallon cactty. AS*CrS ke' locks under - I - Ta-. - ,_ - - . -1 . I . it . . cez- leel "from Lake Mary to the state capita - I . i ! . , I J 40:_t IN - " ..Won &BI111111 8 Hankscraft C001nVapor H Precrves natural flavors cuts C00k , ngt1 rry One- piece piessureconifol regulates to 1!' ores Sell sealing - I ' ," Trovillion, Inc. of Winter Park, -__ , ; -_ - - I, -_ ... ____ _~_. ,, REGULAR Pack of2 each 4%s-oz. P ALP rreSSW'e 'oO"t - -4~~!-, - 1 1% of I I _ _J' Is 1) 991 " #,.. 111k ; - I- mt~_ . 0-.'~__ -I Summer E"I Twin W 1 - " II La.11-C .Alpn t. -,C*' .10, __ , 1I i 9A - -'$i Ir I _ - \ I - -_ - cooking pressure. I T it Dr. Scholls 2 InWes Pair I milTO 'rui, But0l Wool your home auiornaticaHy 24 hot.r timer lurns off and on as YOU - 11 11 1119111 LIOfltS Leather Like Covering Appliance Timer . ; OP. I Nove!ty Elecinc i -. Ir f. 7 I .- ., I r a 0 . _1/ -- -I, Box of 40 . r . I % ri ScuffS boxes .11 0 . . I Doan's us U UI 1 ., a . 1 •- u 12 oz. I i 0 Swabs ' 6049 *WR 1 / j of M"nes4 ____ Stnp F=7 % .. - - a s - f an Kills Small insects Indoors For Up To -M L 8 oz. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII aporette 44 11 ___~Wll~ - , - -1 A, - ---------' -, 11!z~ _~_ ~--- . '- reminded bidding is now open I-ast week's looming 'shoot-out' involving the plans and needs of the schools to be construct v(i on the Sterling VANDALS " " Park Seminole Count Board of Commissioners and during this fiscal year were relayed to the ap.. Elementary School, which is the Seminole County School Board turned out to proprlate county agencies, which ranged from identical in it specifications to be more of a love feast Wednesday night. "the county planner, the planning and zoning LOC AL HOUSES the Lake Oriental school. The Seminole County School Board was not commission, po&lution control board, to the On other action, the board: informed of the work completed by the county, sewage treatment people," according to D.F. Was informed of a grant from and the county commissioners were not aware of Kirkpatrick, plant planning supervisor. - the federal government of the safety work requested by the board. This K irpatr1c stateAt,e county engineer *sti for the education of resulted from a lack of communication, not an 0 U 0 0 ' multiple handicapped students, absence of cooperation according to ,he school William The first quarter of the grant, board officials, commenting at Wkhesday's was notified of these plans and the comsequent ,I 9 needs as required by law in November 1973. He $13,550, has already been meeting. received. County Commissioner Greg Drummond said he has been working personaUy with county -Instructed its maintenance answered a letter to the commission last week in employes of which the corami.ssioner may not be sta ff to put the contractor of the which the school board requested sidewalks aware. Woodlands school project, construction on Palm Springs Road. He stated "Normally, the commissioners have not Building Mors Inc. of. such work had been approved two week before wanted to become involved in these areas, and so Park, on notice that ft is to the letter was sent. He further dwged in his nobody told them,', Kirkpatiick uLpl.iiiined. f'nL-'r all the work on the corr response the board fatled to aptiriprib,the!r . ,id_' ti: before Oct. 14, te .....:llaUulv I I I Wotdlan Stioe' rgrrl :o _i scheduledopenlngof the school for the c.onnng year rnvolvemer Kirkpatrick said, 'It shodd be , 1::~~. . They added any change orders IV By CHRIS NELAN S The school board last night, citing the good "There's definitely some e asready; we'v-, ken working on it since June." _T - __ ------- . - - __ '' Herald StafI Writer Ing of price all around, espe- would be dealt with upon the cooperation of the commission noted all the . --q I'lle scho-ol is slated to open Oct. 14. PREMIUM REGULAR da l ly in the wholesale price Hopes for reduc ti ons in available to independents," A 7P today's gasoline prices remain /U says Dan Lundberg of the Lunii 0 J• squarely In the hands of the MA dberg Survey of national retail major oil compcny home ofgasoline prices. up/ [ices, a poll of Seminole Count) "Twomonths ago, the market I-- 1 1 area gas stations indicates. for Independent gasoline had Only a couple of stations in IT, almost dried up, but now It's i_4 .--.:- ~ Sanford are presently sellft open again," says a spokesman I J regular gas for less than 0 50 for the St. Uuis-based Society 0"G OMEMMI . ft qwvn~ I cents a gallon -and they are 1 asoline I -0 -_ . . "' , the independent variety to Marketers. begin with. Independent refiners who mcrThe others ca sell to the independent retailers Seven students from include Nancy Hudson , Scott major in archeology. rIng unanimously said price I Carl Waldow of 114 Azalea are getting more imported Seminole County high schools Walker and Andre Kastor. Seminole High students I.ane, Sanford. Sharon plans to I cuts would be up to the home U crude and more of the cheaper have been named semi-final ists Th e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. named were Sharon E. ha of fice - because nOsie of th e ve a pre-medical major and 0 fi %0 domestic crude which the . -_ in the National Merit Paul Hudson of 1510 Glaston- Pawlson, daughter of Mr. and would like to attend PennIocdI owners are willing to Jors; have to sell off out of their Scholarshi berry, Maitland, Nancy plans to Mrs. I.eonard Paulson of IBM sylvania State University. Bret sacrifice profits. inventories through the (federatte nd Florida Technological Paloma Ave., Sanford, and Bret plans to major In physics, but "I've had plans to lower I r.d al) allocation system." They are among the 15,000 pri ces for some time, but they "As a result, the independ- semi-finalists who form the top University next year and major C.WaIdow,sonof.NIr.andNfrs. has not decided on a college yet. in Biology. prIces fluctuate area in lotal ( the parent com pa ny) won't (.asollne ents' price has dropped 4 to 5 half of one per cent f Scott is an early admissions lower their prices to me," said cents a gallon generally, and nation s academically talented student at FlU and lives with pleasing but management Tenneco, Wareo, and Bay in they're passing it along to the young people and will compete one stat'on owner his parents, Mr. and Mrs Boyd Another station manager, nightmare possibility - a &inford, Chuluota, [Ake Mary customer. Some independents for $1,000 scholarships. Merit whose sentiments echoed those "price war" -washintedatb> and Deltona are going one step further and finalists will be announced in Walker, at 1334 Freymark, \Itamonte He isstud>mgfora his colleagues, said, 'If i at least one independent dealer, Prices ranged from a present cutting their profit margins April c ar eer In physics. laster my prices wi thou t m> who said he today dropped per gallon Low of 489 cents for down to build up the sales vol,d A former Lyman student Janet I,ee Bowers, 16-year. company lowering theirs, I'm regular gas to 48.9 cents per regular and 49.9 cents for unie they lost to the majors Andre, is presently attending Mrs. aflC) just taking money out of m> gallon 'and am thinking about premium at an independent during the gasoline shortage I * Central Adult High School or 45 cents a gallon." station, to a major oil company own pocket." industry gasoline supply fig- Bowers of 6315 Unneal Beach r __7~ But even he said the an- outlet charging 56.9 cents for ures indicate that there is" more Dr., Bear l.ake. and Dr. John the Seminole Junior College The lochl managers might Campus. He is the son of Mr. . change their minds if they ticipated dip would depend on regular and 61.9 for premium. of the fuel in stock this year began losing business because the major oil company suppher Independent gasoline stations than the same time last year, c 11 of Lhe presept high rates, but -in this case Standard Oil - are dropping pump prices as. but demand is holding about High School. Janet is already Dakota Trail, Fern Park. Ile is ,wI only oie station reported a out of Tampa much as 13 cents a gallon, evenwithlastear'slevel This Yvinter Park under the Earl), Unisersit> of South Florida, For the record, 11 stations cutting into sales of many means that the majors Are havslight dropoff, whilv the others were called today, including higherpriced, major brand Ing trouble seffing all their Adini.ssions Program and is shid business rempined at lisual Standard, Texaco, Spur - dealers, an Associated Press gasoline ftough Oicir own out- considering a mathematics music. levels. major. She would like to be a Ph However, that customer 3 MOflttlS III ,. f ;~A . II • Woman's Terry TM ur irst t ets J / 16 -~ - 4 -• __: I ' Pepto Bismol Flair Pen insect - A- SOW -. J-Wax Liquid kit %hauirn Cleane % noe O 1 2 Phillips I %n a • EM! He noted also the dilemma The law requires the tract for the elementary school session, and effective Jan 1, acted on, barring any length) project on a bId of $948,491, subject to review by the architect. The low bidder for the IL N '-.--'- - Choice of colors. . Desk O 17 or I I Disposable - - W;~ '1 Johnson & Johnson Bachman ' , I recommendation of the ar- ,.=~_._ - _____ . - --,-r, legislature during the last of an intended action until it i's opening up government on - ,, 2 II "B f I 1111omp M . 1 1 I 'v 16*& Cashews Delightful Designs And Colors Reg. 0c N* Gloves H _.1 . _______________ I W 7 M4 4Ik~ ___.; _ - - - "Ve" 11~--`- Jar onery % i - . - Boxed'\ • Plastic It - Cricket Li hter / / k RAND P Bath aeatiJ"i I .1 trac ts on C c1iitect as to whether it should notification of all action to be every municipal board or be completed by the contractor, taken at the meeting of every government of determinin ,, Bids tolling $1,368,360 were or undertaken b another firm political su1xIi and llo;s which actions are poIic nd approved b the Seminole In the interest of expediency challenges b an member of therefore governed by the new Count) School Board Wed-Was informed b) Its at thcpubhcbeforeastateoffjcer, law, and which are internal nesda> evening for construction to management decisions not Douglas St tr I wi th appeals b ei ther e, School and 1theto t the the implications of the the challenge. Stenstrom said subject to the procedur Administrative Procedures such as)tem could necessitate Stensroin explained the law Fennell and Associates, Inc. Act, passed by the state 10 weeks from the first publicity as a further step toward [ - . I re __ Tablet__ tioTtique 5 A /_,:~,o ,1,)1 \7 \ Polident Mi;Z1k % ~rl \ I - f1q 0 I V Disnosabfe Butane r 11 411 MINM '- i n9 By SEAN CODE Herald Staff Writer -: _____ 'Iftftftft".. SOM11) % :$ ;I 'F i . I iic'n, f-, . w . - 1. cee,/ /O4 - II 2 ....~=. _____ -- - ~ 4C %dr _ N - - I 0 I 11 ., I % . _____- - , - - I BABY BEEF I - ~_K_ Bu 4 l -- ~AT PARK 'N' SHOP ii .. _______ 4 LIMIT I DISCOUNT PRIC 4 DA YS DAIL Y , was sewn of the other big by one of the biggest firms of stores and fasNon chains t ._ ---.-.,---___ $ I .==-- ____ _1 :- - - a ,. Last Legs The last stitch In this hem. lot of fi* m.aJor holdouts. Most -: -.- fl HJ a __ L iT ULI Jam . a DISCOUNT PRICE near llm1 he1ta : 4 1A -___ - ~_ I I . I—— Box of 40 says he conceals his figure LONDON(AP)-The milal is pany, which four years ago sold nicely when wearing confini. thmunds Of mints each day. vertional suits but I.Hustrates Britain's gilt to the world of said: There will be no more the p.ar type pretty well when w0nien's fAsWw9I, the minl- minis when prewt sWL-t have in his sailing outfit. skirt, is finally gone - after gone. fl Sc nowaY T -1 •I If I C K I 1. _ LAI _. - -=-- Sc hoo I Boa rd . .1 one reason why we /,/I over CARE LOTION _____ _ 19 ,.-;L !)-ler." , L'".ftA "Mar. ft^; ^ '11 di; tile iniarmation you magazine. It is ,iilso kn* can that is pertinent to your way of life and be prepared for new •aBurndy bottle" look projetts ahead. Take it cas> tonight General d" G n uJ1 was u OUR (JIILDIS BORN TODAY... IF YOUR he or she will be full of thl'ent,wi!llovetodoresearchworkbeinventjyeandw.ill be able example of man so clearly to help themasses. Be sure to give the finest education you can to pear-shaped that even a millyour promising progeny. This is a mind th at cannot easily be ta.ry cloak did not hide it, the article sa" . changed, so give spiritual training early in life. A fine person here. And, it went on, Napoleon was "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of very small and clearly pearyour life is largely up to YOU! shaped. Carroll Rttrs Indiv id ual Forecast or your sign October Is Harold Wilson falls into the no* redy. For your copy send your birlhdale and for Si to Carroll category also, says Byrne, add-. Rioter Fofecast, The Herald, P.O. Box 629, Hollywood, Calif,"020. Ing that cartoonists always capture his pcar-shape when they draw him. Mini _ : L1- NT - ____ SUIVER SELINE luYr&ietir f ___ , 701 AEROSOL article, has the rather narrow shoulders and elongated limbs of the lean type, a nd the wide hIpsandsomewha tpodr ch est and bell y of the (at type. In exaggerated form. the sue' cessful shape "is fike a pear or CAPRICORN Dec 22 to Jan 20) Put your (me organization ability to work and get much accomplished Fmd out exactj) what you want to accomplish in the future, AQUARIUS Qan. 21 to Feb. 10) You have to take the . e. . .. ities of intelligence and lead- position in life. Avoid a spendthrift. SA(;ITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Make sure yon don't r __ -. DISCOUNT PRICE DEODORANT _- ~_ .. iiwri - - 4 DA YS ONL , e UrflMI I.' 1. 0 UV Sanford, Florida 32711-Price 10 Cents P 'Q I SURE A~& - PR(J'CRIPTIONS CAM and now British oppositioa Edward ca ho (an further sour career Find the right appliances that make i LIMIT ISCOUNT PRICE tiAW PLiV • __ Harold Wilson, also Wilson's predecessor as prime mInister attention. VI I((;0 I Aug. 22 to Sept. 221 Make the appointments with those 11 LIMIT DISCOUNT PRICE DA YS DAIL Y I • ' °° IU B:tl• 100 SIZE I _ '1' i VITAMIN E QT. SIZE e _ JL_., -,-> QUALICRAFT SHERBET PERSONAL leon, Gen. Charles de Gaulle, the late president of France, L_ - BORDEN'S 'ISSOC really like can make this a productive and pleasurable day. Elevate your level of consciousness now. 0 67th Year, No, 25-Thursday. September 19, 1974 . 1 P) :.\ ___ . - t l . . aU4T-A TI0i LONDON (AP) If you have a shape like a pear, üon't i: a I Lxthcr you too much. You are more likely to succeed in life IIA . becland ]E*m I than most people. and efficient way now. Once your work Is done, t he romantic side of life. '*hen You're sick in rather play . TOR' ONIIIIIII 1t1;UTFI( o TIME TO SEE THE W Phone 322-8270 PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. SEPT. 21,1974 COPYRIGNT 11?4 SUPERs DRUGS ANDRE kAS()R W1111AM IARTF 14 �== - -- T - -=- _ IL -, . J -: - _- - .'_ ------ =- -. ttrt: . _ p --------'- 11111111 2A—Evening Herald • n NAIION 'N PDIrx: L . 1i WAShINGTON (Al') - Sen. gans like 'Old Time Religion." - liy-~4,9,, - - - 9 1, ~ .. , I*- , .-,- , - - - - _,.~__ At - , . ~11111 / Ijg;" A% AP ' - _____ ' - 1. ,.-. I-e. ;,4) "I--- . .~, -, 4.. 7M 7:-,-Irt_ I 1. - - ___________ - ______ *1110411! 0079 - . 'qu- .- -4.c . - •-• - Th 0- -. - - .4- '' 4 , "... 11, ft - :- 'i, - - ;,-::--_:>-'3Ii`.-1&__ 0SO-1- -. - . - - - _,; i 11 - -- - .4-----T 4_ - "--- - - 4_^44~ io-i,..,#_2 ____ .- -- - -- - - -br'-- . . - V I - sII'l. iii SEPT. 23 Alcoholics Anonymous, open Rotary Club meeting, 12 meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal noon, Sanford Ci v ic Center— Church Parish house, 400 GaryWetherington, assistant thgi11a Ave., 8-9 p.m. state director Bicentennial Republican Club of Seminole Commission, hits subject will County, 8 p.m., Altamonte be Action '76. Springs Savings and Loan, SR Alcoholics Ar.anymous closed 436, Guest speaker, Jim meeting, Huiy Cross Episcopal Sebesta, candidate for Church Parish House, 400 secretary of state and State Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. Rep. Eugene Mooney, can. Sanford Al-Anon Family didate for reelection to House Seat 33. Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish House, 400 Lakeview Middle School PTA Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. open house, 7:30 p.m. PEOPLE David CaadIne ' 4. -.--- - - ---- - - -- -- - - - -- -• ______ _____ -- - T - :- - -- =--- - - ..j" - :-. -- .-- of Retired Perso ns, community Middle School, Casselberry. room at First Federal Savings and Loan, Sanford, 2:30 p.m. Parents follow child's schedule Open to all interested retirees, and meet teachers. Sanford Lions Club, noon, Sunshine KiwanIs, 7 a.m., House of Steak; guest speaker, Uer Restaurant. Jim Roblnson,per-sonncl officer SEPT. 21 for StmmberCarlson. Alcoholics Anonymous Women's Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish S EPT. 15 Said KiwanIs, noon, Civic house, 400 Magnolia Ave., 2-3 Center. p.m. Genn&Mnerican Society SEPT. 26 Weirdest, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, open clubhouse, 381 Orange Lane, meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal Casselben-y. The High Tones Church Parish House, 400 nl fnr ,Iin,.iv t•--.--"ri UgHUIW AVC., p.m. - - - - - a a 'i - - - - 11 ' i--- - LUKe riooaing By DONNA ESTES purchase of the unimproved traffic signal installation costs consulting engineers Glace and Herald Staff Writer lots in Winsor Manor, said he at the subdi vision entrance. Radcliffe. The only immediate re li ef for was willing to enlarge drainage Longwood officials, with a Druminond, who owns a piece pipes through Winsor Manor for sc heduled pub South island La ke flooding li c hearing on the of the property on the lake's the opening of a rou te through that pa rt of the program. He prope rty tax le vy for the new extreme sou thern boundary, Winsor Manor, it was agreed at indicated as well that he will be fiscal year, did not attend the said he personally has no a county commission workshop paying Longwood's share of meetIn', nor did th e city's problem with flooding. Wednesday night. __ - At the meeting attended by Commtsskner Greg Drum mond ana Dick Williams, representa ti ves of the State 1 - I " _______ Department of Transportation (DOT), Engineers Cal Conklin for Casselberi-y and 13111 Bush for the co unty and develope r .------ --- - ____ -_ Budget To - - - -.11 - - - 0 ---_-n_- - I ! r --- -• -_--_ - • -" - "- ______ - - - • ", I Two public hearings are scheduled for next wee k on the proposed $20.2 million '/olusla County budget. After Icx,u- working sessions the co un ty commlsslonerc ha ve su cceeded in trimming almost one million dollars from the f iscal pla n In an effort to cut the tax increase needed to support the package. As ______ & - - - Bush said, however, th drainage outf al l from Wins..' Manor through the Woodland , subdivision is not sufficient scope to handle all the ohr flow without endangering the Wocdlands, The altett eastern route recommended would take water through a DOT drainage ditch in Longwood to Fairy Lake and ul timately into Lake Kathryn In It was noted that land developer Georges St. has offered to donate BeAired _____ - inches to take increased ot'irflr'w. • -- ------ - ea5cinents thit-ough his land on the south side of the highway for the proposed drainage canal to Fairy Lake. Anothe r sou th - •.••---. - Lester Mandeil, DOT officials said a pe rmanent solution via an eastern rou te is at least two years away. The drainage roue Wut be part of the four-laning of SR 43-4, w here construc tion completion is not expected until late 1976, the DOT officials said. Bush had recommended that h'crt undcr R 434 between the lake's sou thern leg and Winsor Manor subdivision, the northside be reopened and drainage ppcs through the development enlarged three VA us ia's - - -, - - 11 ,j e"-' r - J 1 •• - - •. originally presented the budget would have required a tax rate of 4.79 mills. With the It UI deletions, t,l e muage dropped to about 4,2, as the corn- missioners erased a $90000 solid waste management study a 30,000 space utilization study, and $15,075 in capital -itlays for roads and bridges. . However the commission hopes to chop the budget furthor to establish the lax at 3,3$ mil ls. , ..' - -- ' There is one unresolved problem. County employes are scheduled to receive $315,000 in pay Increases which would • - ° VIED0 STUDENT HONORED Meryl Elaine Cubbedge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Cub. hedge of 1932 Magnolia Ave., Winter Park, Is congratulated by aide owner has also indicated a Oviedo 111gb School guid ance counselor, Zounye Davis for being willingness to donate easement, selec ted or listing in "Who's Who" for high school students, it was reported at the meeting. OHS junior is in the ban d, School Advisory Board, Student Mandell, who is considering Council, Beta Club, Bible Club and Key ettes. their wages with t Plat Wde mpetitive ° 1 be brought up at he first of the two sessions set Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. at : eMonday, Courthouse Addition, LL4d The second meeting will held Thursdiy, Sept. 26, at 9 a.m. ,__ SEPTEMBER 18, 1974 ADMISSIONS - I r tlii, I I ____ : i. -. L _______ ____ ~ I __ ___ j; 1 * 1 __ - ~ ______ 'Yesterc1.y's ror,Onq 70 9$ IO's high Partly Cloudy through this a - -.•'-- '.'..'._,.,' 4 I! F r id y ___ Cnce of thunderstorms mini during afternoon and evening hours HighS in the upper SOs and tow 90s Loviis tonight fl the ?0. Variable mostly easterly winøs 10 mph or less _____ becoming gusty near thun der5torms Rain probbllty 30 per cent today, 20 per cent tonight and 3 Cent ______________________ Friday. _______ E,tencei rorecasts Saturday through Monday Peninsular Cu. ft. to 18.7 cu. It. 15 riorida-- Scattered to widely Scattered mainly afternoon and up-right "No-Frost" evening showers and a few thun dershoweri Highs in The mid bOsto to-*-er 90s Lows from the upper ôOs the near iø n thC keys Day?on, Brach tides for Fridayhigh ii a m, pm to* 10 a m. 5:53 pm, Port Canaveral- Chest available up to 25 cu. It. hgh Ii - 28 a m. ii 380 . ani,536prn • - - Both freezers are durable all steel construction with heavy duty loks and lights. low Co - 3emlnole Appliance SorvIce---• - , . --- LeRoy& Pat Taylor—Owners 2587 S. Sanford Ave. Ph. 322.4196 Sanfqrd. BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. Smokey (Patricia) McDonald, boy, Sanford V - - Eve! Knievel BUTTE, Mont. (All) Poor Evel Knievel. He says his abortive Snake River Canyon jump will bring hill) only somilething less than $3 million, only onethird the amount he had said he would earn, - REG. 29 ,, FOR -I = I ~~ CREST ROUX FANCI-FULL RINSE TWIN Fk PACK '',-- C FULL PINT I'- 12 C LIMIT 1 r p 104 a,; v_. 2.50z. TUBES ftwft~___ 2O7. 100-5 19 in. diag. PORTABLE p251 25 in. diag. CONSOLE $35640 UP '. ' (5 ' kNl~%-v 1 ALL CEDAR BEDROOM SUITE $UL%0095 BED .. -, ,~! % - Ce4thuzL -, - SCOPE 1 7- J\ t. , SCOPE-k j _• - Largest - SUMMERS --_ _ CUE if~ MOUTHWASH 180z. Ready-to C use-Pre- OFF LABEL FLORAL PRINT ~1,~ ..j j,;~:.~-~," ',' ,~ COMFORTERS - '~4!~t t " ")`-~ KODEL— Fiber Filler Finest • SAVE ON OUR -- 4 j_ u-'-- ' - --- 2306 . Financing Arranged Master Charge— BankAmeracard French Ave. Ph. 323 7430 COLOR PRINT FILM F,,.9TilB ( BABY BEEF 1 z. ' 4 KODAK= I 26 Open Mon. Thru Sat. 9 Iii 6 ' "-& :'--f-' measured Douche i --_ - FURNITURE Sanford's Newest - 88 6.95 VALUE FAMILY SIZE CEDAR CHEST. NIGHT STANDS - WARDROBES AVAILABLE ?, I 1,4 TAPES T". CHEST - - PRE-RECORDED LIMIT ~iilar To Illustration "I 8 TRACK TABLETS 4p' ' GRAIN ASPIRIN COLOR TELEVISION iJ T PARK 'N' SHOP C c229 . 'II 15 . %O%Flwl &OJ ISOPROPYL IIii 8 Track Cartridge Player AM-FM Radio Automatic Turn Table — t ~Sz AA 1 TELE DYNE PACKARD BELL. ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE HOME ~ IN STEREO11 '' - S 1. - Sanford: DISCIIARG ES Heavenly Henderson Sanford: 4" Ed1uls Dorothy Ann Lee Janet Moses Cynthia M. Hagan Jack Jackson Lillie B. Adamson Frances L. Thomas Samuel Levy Shirley Crews Eddie G. Miller Janet Korgan Mack Lindsey Venus E. Cantrell Earl L. Higginbotham Hubert Bagwell Bessie Lee Bryant, & girl Linda K. Wasson 13F GarIBS Alvin W. Kilgore Marjorie L. Rankin Dempsey Carnes William S. Brumley Sr. Raymond Norris Cedric Butler Willie Wayne Souther land Jr. Joseph M. Beamon Francis T. Rearilea, DeBary Alice I Smiley, Altamonte Margaret M. Ester, DeBary Springs Marion A. Fudge, DeBary Marvin IL Wright, Apopka Martin L. Moore, Deltona Arthur H. Dickin, DeBary Marie L. Allen, Deltona Clarie M.A. Burns, Deltona Margaret Edmondson, Charles L. Evans, Deltona Deltona Jonn M. hlyder, jjeltona Horace Chrissinger, Deltona Vellmna Jackson, Goldenrod Bettye Jean Warren, Mims Martin I'. Bacon Jr., Lake Leland F. Tood, Titusville Mary Helen F. Green, Winter Val Rodriguez, Orange 0 Springs Annette Veatch, Orange City Mary U. Howell, Winter Nita P. Evener, Orange City Springs - - 183t1 1, ; ---I :] I WEATHER HOSPITAL NOTES - - — lkW - . LONDON (AP) "l'rii a very shy person, really," said Martha Mitchell on her arrival at London Airport today. Then she sounded off: "I have a Politically broken marriage broken up by Richard Nixon. That's the story ; still have to tell, and I will soon." Mrs. Mitchell, in London for a teerjsior interview by the British Broad. casting Corp., said she "couldn't confirm one way or the other if Nixon is ill. % t_~ ___,~~ _______________________ Sept. misillemeanor count eachone of PHIIADELPHIA (AP) burglary, maliciousEdwinO,LewLs,former — President Judge of r. miirhif W,4UUJ(JA IL.CU mon Pleas Court, is dead at entry of private property, a 95. Lewis, a leader of city attorney's spokesmaa restoration efforts that said. helped change the Independence Hall area Dr. Clarence Mills from a virtual slum into an attractive historical site, died Wednesday at his CINCINAVfl, Ohio (AP) 2p.'irtn-.en. Aiiw ug Lewis Dr. Clarence MIlls, 81, survivors is his nephew, pioneer environmentalist who crusaded for an anti. Pennsylvania Sen. Hugh smoke law In 1940, died Scott, the Senate Minority Tuesday. Mills, who be- Leader. came a professor at the University of Cincinnati in 1930, saw his study result in Pope Paul VI smoke abat.ment laws in CASTE I. GANDOLFO, 1946. Italy (AP) Pope Paul VI says "saints, strong men" Senator Kennedy are needed to fight the per. missiveness that is perHOBART, I nd. (AP) vading the church "like a Sen. Edward M. Kennedy deadly epidemj," says that if he deirldes to His speech Wednesday run for pre.,'tident he will was the second time in answer any questions eight days he has spoken raised about Chap- pessimistically about the paquiddick state of the churji as Preparations continue for the fourth World Synod of Bishops starting Sept. 27. Martha MIkhell - ____ __ .0 •' -, U" ' .C---- Harvest of Fall fashion show at Casselberry Woman's Club, O'erbrook Drive, at 8 p.m. SEPT 24 Tuskawilla Middle Schcol Organizational meeting, local Parents' 7:30Seminole p.m., in chapter American Association cafeteriaNight, of South Brice Taylor 4, Engineers Air Solutions U %6e~--" vv_ ~ , :-~~~7~~-',~"71_~Tli~-~F~~-~-5~~7- - . ~_ ~ .FREEZERS . SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier Restaurant SepL 20 WS ANGELES (AP) WS ANGELES (AP) KungFu" television Brice Taylor, 72, a series star David University of Southern Camradine has been California star football charged with wrecking player in 1flO died furniture and breaking Wednesday. Taylor, the windows In a neighbor's first black to receive home, authorities say. recognItion on some All. Police said the 37-year- American football teams, old son of actor John was a blocking guard on Carradine was arrested on the first Southern Cal team Monday and released on coached by Howard Jones $1,000 bond in connection in 1925. with the incident Ina house near his Hollywood home Nr VV a He was Die arraiped -,._- , -4 ' .' ' . - . L o _________________________ ___________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ , i -. - KELVINATOR __ CALENDAR - I -. - u ____ - - - . . _____ - - - - 4- - ('I.AHJ< MR BASE, Philippines i AP) Emmet James Kay, - the last known American prison er of war in Ind china, said he made sta tements in favor of the Comm un ist Pa th et Lao because he was upse t about the Watergate scandal. "lam a loyal American," th e 47-year'1d unimiiercial pilot tod a nes conference. I must admit I was qui te upset during the Watergate dii' about the United States." Kay was freed in Vientiàne, the Laotian capital after 16 mon ths In captivity. Expected . "I Kay Explains Statements Approval Grant - :-' PARIS i AN — More th an 6, )O persons hooked for the final Atlantic cr ossings of the luxury liner France won't make th e last nosta lgic voyages after all. The French Line on Wed nesday cance led the ship's four remaining trips and sent it into retirement because the rew had refused since last Th ursday to let th e liner move. Th e flagship of the French Line had born chedulrd to make four gala crossings before retirement next mon th. But almost ha lf of the 2,500 crew members took over t he ship off Le Havre, f orced the captain to drop anc hor and demanded that the government find th em jobs before taking the 66,348-len vessel out of service. Tim "vernment refused, holding to its decision in July to 'p pa,, 1119 the ship's annual deficit of a bout $2tm million. The company said Wednesday it was forced to call off the last fur trips, and reservatArn crc being canceled . Bicentennial I • _____••___••s - 'France' Voyages Cancelled listed .surplus, saying the study it-areitilly re4stricting Council approved a new and for transferring service p&y bills monthly or face cutmoneywasactuallyasurplusin proposals pre pared by City schedule of containing obtaining property by worthless addi tional fees tobe from one household to another, off. LONGWOOD — City council the utility department and Clerk Onnie Shomate and a charged John Mercer, 201 West 19th check. by the water depart. Council noted its intention to Fifty of the water departWednesday night approved a be ing used in the operating side Devonshire resident, Gerald mnt. 1)ipsday reported the theft ame nd the water rate or. ments 1,700 users delay Roger Lee Peterson, 38, raise in propert, of the ledger to falsely balanct- Connell. Council will make a , , taxes and Fees of $3 will be charged to di-riiance to reduce the cut-off payment of the bifls for two of two ten-speed bicycles Society Park Apartments, Fern passed on first reading its the budget. valued at $140 stolen, decision on redistricting those whose checks are service charge from $15 to $5, monthsatatime,Mrs.Shomate Park, is in Seminole County Jail budget for the new year, but not Hartsock sa id the city has Monday night, Schreiner to ld returned for insufficient funds adding that customers must said. in lieu of $1,000 bond, charged before citizens took potshots at anothe r $20,000 plus left over councilmen. County with failure to appear for tr affic city services and spending. in the utility account. According to the city charter Property taxes were set at J.R. Grant, a substantial councilmen reside withi Ulyesees McFadden, 26, of Kenneth E. Frisbie, of 2184 four mills, up from th e current property owner In the city, districts, drawn as nearly equ Oviedo, is In Seminole County Linden Rd., reported 9 citizens 3.68 mill levy to help fund a criticized the tax increase, in po pulation as possible, Sine Jail In lieu of $5,000 bond, band radio, valued at $200, was $561,000 budget. saying the assessment on the current plan was prepare charged with breaking and stolen from his car Tuesday. Harold Hartsock, city several of his lots was in- three years ago, the city ha entering wi th intent to commit Roxanne, T. Moro, of Apopka, auditor, assured a $38,987 CreaSC(l6l per cent and with the grown considerably. petty larceny, and buying, re ported a horse valued at $500 surplus shown in the general tax levy hiked by 11.5 per cent, Connell, earlier this week receiving and concealing stolen was stolen Tuesday from o perating budget is correct, his tax bill would actually be up objected to new boundary line, property. Macintosh Pasture on Bunnell Yet, Hartsock could not by 72.5 per cent, recommended by Mrs. Shomatl g uarantee the city will have Former council chairman and insisted the new district Paul Lee, 54, of Oviedo is Road. ts Goldenrod sufficient moneys in i general Percy White, pointing to th e 14 would deny for the third year ii being held in Seminole County Joe Christiana, of Fund checking account to policemen on the city payroll, a row Devonshire arei Jail without bond, charged with reported items valued at $1,610 operate the city through Se said that deparnent is not residents the right to elect i contempt of court. were stolen from his garage tember. enforcing city law particularly resident councilman. Warren Weldon Ketchum, 53, Tuesday. llartsock the city said had concerning roaming dogs. ot ronsmoum, Virginia is in cash *Ullli on Hand in Inc general %..IIdII LJIdII LMJII "-4. the Seminole County Jail In lieu 7 1EARIGID REPAIRS Leroy Houser, 2414 Castle fund on Aug. 31 totaling $2,138. Schreiner replied that the city OAT of $15,000 bond, charged with Street, Eatonville, is iii the o the i5t nito iiionth 1ia, ('tiiiliiit 11. 11. Ferrell , L forgery. Seminole County Jail in lieu of e 10% ar lier this week disputed the seen a 4' per cent decline In the CALL I147 ThomasEdgarEleam,41, Florida HearIiiii, $8,000 bond, charged with at- claim, sa ying actual cash on crime rate. ingIt KAid 4_1 L'dii Center Valencia St., Sanford, is being tempted 110% "my II A-12 murder and hand at motith end was $8,000. In other business, Schreiner Cast Preftisbonal old he ld i n aggravated assault. Ferrell also challenged th e instructed his colleagues to S - -• - By DONNA ESTE.S fleraJdSIaffWrfter McIntire - *-__ ::;_- -94 - -•. - - 'S ___ . ,. - .. - _______________________ ______________________________ _________________________ - - - . - National Steel Corp. has announced its fourth round of price increases th is year on WASHINGTON tAP) Two members of th e Senate Watergate committee are launching an attempt to provide stronger congressional review of th e Central Intelligence Agency and other intelligence organizations Hevitrng alleged abuses of intelligence gathering un. covered by th e Watergate hearings, Sen. Howard H. Baker, Rlenn., and Lowell P. Weicker, ftConn., sponsored a bill to have the top secret agencies more closely watched by Congress. Baker, who conducted his own investigation of possible CIA involvement in Watergate, charg ed that agency has successfully conduct ed "th e most effecti ve stonewalling of the entire Watergate episode." . . Approval of $52,500 In about the state's support gran ts for two projects of capability for local projects. control program are Barbara Muller, a music Action '76, Seminole County's Bicentennial Committee, Is Instructor at Seminole Junior Inspecting area expect ed to come this week College will walk to Indepen. from the state committee, dence Hall, camping out along according to county chairman [lie Wdy 2IU near Os teen Bridge Jack cultural themes: folk songs, Homer. Homer said the state group recipes, stories, etc. She will met Sept. 1 to consider Tite ii hook about her cxon the SI, Johns granting $50,000 for the periences when she returns, restoration of Longwood and donate the text to the SJC River, Wednesday square, (including the Bradley library. McIntire House), and $2500 for The Longwood Square Barbara Muller's "cultural restoration project will bring In preparation for the Bradley walk" to Philadelphia. House, AU local bicentennial prujei..Ls thc Lcngwcod Village Hote!,. moving haivester are supported by an equal and other structures to ti'e combination of sta te funds and circa Victorian period d ur ing local donations of cash or In which they originall) to this area kind contributions, Homer said flourished. that Action '76 plans to support homer, who Is coordinating half of both projects. the committee's activities from ActIon '76 will meet for the its headquarters at the Sanford third time on Sept. 23 at the Chamber of Commerce will First Federal Savings and Loan meet this week with deputy In Sanford at 7:30 p.m. Gary communissioners George Brown Wetherington, assistant (North County), Sam Kinlaw rfoomp director of the state bicen- (South), and Keith Stone rim tennial commission, will show a (Oviedo) to discuss committee film and answer questions structure. — CIA-Watching Bill Presented .., Involved In hyacinth \'.. , - Steel Price Hiked Again UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) —President Ford's address to the 29th General Assembly stirred only timid and guarded hope among proponents of International action to deal with staggering world food problems. The President promised the assembly that the United States would spend more on food shipments to needy countries and increase technical aid to their food production programs. He also said the U.S. government Is ready to negotiate a (ld food reserve plan. But he po inted out that the problems of food shor ta ges, oil prices and runaway inflation are all related and said a global strategy for food and energy is urgen tly reqared. blUed - *,a. consumer costs," he told an FEA electric utilities conference attended by state utility commissioners and representatives of consumer and environmental groups, the utility indiictry and the fina.cia! czmmunty. "If we don't act r esolutely, we could reach, within the decade, the point where consumers won't be able to buy elec tr icity at any pri ce ," Sawhill said in a prepared speech. Ford's UN Speech LongwoodRaises Real Estate Tax without bond, as a fugitive from men jumped hdm Tuesday near in Seminole County Jail In lieu -140, state departments Narlv $9 billion worth of new power generatin1 projects have been canceled as of last mon th by utiIitie 5 suffering low earnings and a financial crisis, &whill said "Even more alarming, twothrds of the new generating ca pa city being canceled is nuclear power. Such drastic steps cut deeply into future capacity and harbinger higner WRLD'*' IN BRIEF 0 his home and took his wa llet of $1,000 bond, charged with poor than (or other citizens, Representatives of Sawhij 1 Wednesday that the increases would average about 214 per cent. Th ey take effect Oct. 21. Th e com pa ny blamed th e price hikes on "drastic increases In our COStS for basic raw materials such as ore, coal and coke, and increased transportation and other costs." war, Thursday, Sept. 19, 1974-3A -__ coat. .., tin mill prod ucts, used in the man ufacture of beverage cans and oth er containers. National, the nation's thirdlargest steelmaker, said on Sanford I the gathering -_ Tennessee. Essop Wooten, Castle Brewer Jovonne Barnes, SO, Society Court reported two unidentified Park Partments, Fern Park, is HEW Secretary Caspar W. "suggestions on the way in He warmwJ thn! V~e admints. Wc;nberger == , d the dz.'e l""`-1:-._. ;hculll be ,io, Welfare that brought the lead. tratlon's anti-inflation policies gates that "absolutely no pro- ta cked and the appropriate ers of scores of major national "will create more serious conceived ou tcomes have been governmental and private organiza ti ons together, unemployment In the future adopted prior to the confer- sector economic policies to be Ticking off examples of how and it is the aged, the unskill ed, eflce," followed." ... Future supplies of electricit Ill be in jeopardy unless the erowin. (tenland for pwe c tir bud an ii Ut iiit ic Ft' Put back on a sound (wand a' footing, Federal Energy Administrator John C. PITTSBURGH, Pa. lAP) "I E vening - - . V A '., - warned today. ebrXerilit Kennedy noted that costs have hit" .' - deep recession. "- .J.,, -'-"ator said, "but it is also He told 180 delegates to a the road to old tim e recessions mini-sw-iunjt conference on in- and depressions, and that Is a nation that the nation needs to road the nation neith er has to Utilities' Poverty Stated WASHINGTON AP 0rlei!i11nP'*rieJn1t#%,r?,!1. tho AllIIIIIkAllIJI Inflation has already decreased the you th and the minority A prelude to the national the quality of life in America, groups who will be the hardest sUMM.it conference Sept. 27.28, Kennedy was among the "The Old Ti:: ii A bill giving coastal states annual $200 million share of Federal offshore oi l reren has passed the Senate but faces an uncertain future. Unless the House acts on the bill before the end of t he year, the measure will die with the passing of the 9. rd Congress. It normally takes several months for legislation to clear the House unless it is treated as an emergency bill. That is not expected by Senate backers. Approved Wednesday by a vote of 64-23, the legislaticrn is not high on the House priority list. In addition, there is the distinct possibility of a veto tI)' President Ford if th e bil l Is passed. Th e administration opposes th e bill as inflationary an (I tried to have It kill ed in committee. , I- I querading under simplistic slo- months and years ahead." States must avoid a scorched ear th po li cy that fightr r In. 01! Pro if .Shc9dng Proposed L)l avoid "simplistic policies mas- take nor ought to take In the M. Kennedy, D-Slass., I sEdward aid today that the United L. i :L...t WASHINGTON i AP ZZIL)H I W POLICE BLOTTER ___ i___ 'A! Idf __ ___ ___ V 1 I ~ . ~_'-.~_._ir Thursday, Sept. 19, 1974 I. . _ 6811 x80" Sanford 12 EXP. QQc UU s-i -_ 1r1 , T _ J--ç-_ - £ • J'-.-,_ ._ ---:___ -._--___ 'i'-...-._ '-____ - • -______ - I - ' ,_ : ____ -_ - k_ ,* •___________ a •. _ _ -- .._ _ S ; ..L_iru _ �- -- Evening Herald Thursday, Sept. 19, 1974 5,4 OPINION a Evening Herald Thursda', Sept. 19, 1974 4A JACK Herald 300,N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Home Deliv.ry: 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, 12.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. rn Governor's Fn*eni Go ye or' s S Turn To Telephone A politician sometimes find it difficult to sort out his friends from his enemies. .\nd if h sucuceds in tk1cnniiii which I which it then becomes a tossup as to which is more likely to do the greater harm to his career, Take Gov. Reubin Askew, for instance, Florida's chief executive has to be feeling pretty good these days. He's just come off a victory in the Democratic primary that approached landslide dimensions, lie's been prominently mentioned in national periodicals as a young man to watch on the national scene. He's compiled an excellent record as governor in his first term and even his political enemies admit he's the Mr. Clean tic of F!ori&— nnh,' So what does the Florida Times Union discover during a routine check of telephone calls paid by the comptroller's office in Tallahassee? Well, it turned up at least 15 telephone calls from the governor's office to a "nude modeling agency" in Kansas City which features a recorded -- andsomewhatsexy — messagetostopjnand meet the girls. The Jacksonville newspaper checked further and learned that apparently once the number of the I T "Blue Orchid" was discovered and the thrust of the 11 message relayed throughout the capital cornpound, the wheels of government ground to a virtual hail One s ta te employe told this newspaper that the "thing went like wildfire up here, Everyone was calling. It probably cost hundreds of dollars by the time it got past the first floor." So much for the dedication and devotion to duty of our , public servants, . 10 A' Si'pngs On Detroit Mafia 'Johnny WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM ATHENS, Editor ROBERTC.MARKEY, Advertising Director - ANDERSON Tag Color ___________ ' Restrictions Hurt Effort on Economy 14e ~ I RALPH t' ' / / C 'V True Lewis Retains r, Union Support 'IALLAl1AcsEE, Ha. (At') — Charlie Harris, president of the Florida AFL-CIO, says there's no Chance that the labor organization will reconsider its endorsement of Gerald Lewis For the Democratic comptroller nomination. Incumbent Comptroller Fred Dickinson, who was slighted by he AFL-CIO, asked Wednesday ror an opportunity to convince he Committee on Political ducation that he should have ottcri it ndorsenint. Dickinson said in a letter to larris that "in a spirit of fairess" he should be allowed to ippear before the committee, He said he passed up an op. )ortunity to appear earlier beause Harris told him that Stone Attacks Gunter Vote TAI.1.AJIAS,SEE, Fla. All) — Senate candidate Richard Stone says his Oct. 1 Democratic-runoff rival has voted in Congress against providing funds to school e1istricts with large numbers of federal employes. He said Wednesday that Rep. Bill Gunter's votes were contrary to the interests of Florida counties such as trevard. Escambia and Okaloosa, which have large military bases or tither concentrations of federal em)l(' t'S. 'Gunter's vote against increasing federal aid to areas ('( the state where substantial federal property exists places him en tt'e wrong side of the issue," Stone said. 1 I I 1~___~;__ -_~ ~~ _777~ 1r_~ _- ___ ~_ ___ _____~ , wasn't necessary. But he sai he then learned that Lewis ha appeared and won the cndors ment, Harris, however, said thor was no oppportunity for recor sideration, "in fairness to Bud," he said "the board had recommendei we endorse him and it Wa overturned by the convention a a whole," As for Lewis' appearance Harris said the labor corn inittee "had just asked for re suines, but we couldn't protiibi anyone who showed up." Dickinson said he tleserve labor's endorsement because "1 have worked hard during m years of public service for the cause of the working man. . . 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Middlebrook,s, a meeting in Jacksonville. pensacola lawyer, said he plans file suit today In circuit court 1 Tallahassee seeking an In.. unction against Natural esources Director Harmon hields. Shields has expressed his de'rminatlon to stock 2,300 white TALLAHASSEE, Via. iAP) American party candidates J.P. Revels and Charles Putnam plan to qualify today for the offices of governor ai'4 lieutenant governor. Revels and Putnam have already received enough petition signatures to win a place on the Nov. 5 ballot against Democratic candidates Guy. Reubln Askew and Jim Williams and the Republican team of Jerry Thomas and Mike Thompson. ' 1 !i/J'J'/I I:t --- Sanford Electric Fish Fight LIVE OAK, Fin. I All) J.L. McMullen, who ran last in the first Ikunicratic primary for secretary of state, threw his support Wednesday to frontrunner Bruce Smothers. McMullen said he believes Smathers' background makes him better qualified for Cabinet-level decisions than Beverly )oz e, who came In ahead of Don Pride to gain a spot in the runoff. = 2. .1-1; ! i It. McMullen Backs Smathers . _____ _____ . , . Dream Comes MIAMI i All) -- Hosie Wright wh th Keep up with the news very much, never heard alxn't President Ford's amnesty plans. But Tuesday night, she says, she dreamed that her Son Sylvester, imprisoned at the Eglin Air Force Base prison for six months, would soon be knocking on her door, lie iii urned home Wednesday. \i IglIt, 23, %%its jailtd f o r I I, 4 reporting (or tiulitary Induction in 1972. The President ordered all imprisoned draft dodgers and armed services deserters freed. NOVAK WASHINGTON — (NEA Economic — / recovery and the control of inflation are more 74e "Let's see, that will come to about $9,800," said difficult because Congress has legislated so the auto salesman, his teeth gleaming in the many crippling restrictions on trade, production, midst of a broad smile, 'Plus tax, of course." sales and transportation. mese have lowered competition, forced higher "How much would that be without the optional ""'"11 extras?" prices, Increased shortages and Impaired 5crasked Mr. Jones, lila hand un. .0 • vice. consciously reaching back to protect his wallet. .In the main, these barriers have been created " "What optional extras?" the saleszan asked at the Insistance of one special-Interest group or Meanwhile, on a more serious note pessimistic . , wcredulcxisly, "That's the basic price for the another, Campaign contributions have been the reports on the state of Florida's economy continue four-cylinder economy model, stripped — tires, S . effflvele%erageusebysomeo(thgr to filter out of Tallahassee. A State Department of heater, traiwnission, steering wheel and paint In other Cases, Congress considered only the extra, What do you expect in these inflationary Commerce official recently told a group of Florida 6 effect of the legislation on the petitioners conS times? This car will ..." The salesman turned as newspaper business editors that unemployment in J~ , 6A , -,-_. cerned without taking into account what the new someone ran up to him carrying a telegram. " /J th e sta te could reach almost eight per cent in the 0 laws would do to other tanners or industries, to I "Oops, looks like you've waited too long. Prim , next year, which would mean 253,000 unemployed theciflisumer or to the health of the economy. In . ha ve just gone up again. That model will be out of a civilian work force of 3.2 million, some cases the laws were voted to protect weak $10,5w now," industries which are now strong or to prevent _____ Even more seriously over th e long haul the "But when we first came in here, you said that - unfair competition from abroad when raw car would be about $7,000," Mr. Jones said department noted that it expects the prime interest materials now scarce were in overabundance, exasperatedly. rate charged on bank loans to continue between 10 _________________ perhaps hundreds, of these laws "That was three hours ago," the salesman and and 12 per cent and inflation to continue at the rate regulations are now counterproductive. That IS, said. "Our costs are increasing all the time.You .I of nearly one per cent per month. - -' they do more harm than good to the economy, to Wouldn't want us to go without profits now, would . :- . -. The high interest rates and increasing inflation the consumer and frequently even to the groups !you?" already ha ve evidenced a "major adverse impact they were designed to assist or protect. -. -, -''." Complicated, frequently meaningless on new taxable capital investments" in the state "Ha-ha," the salesman said heartily, showing regulations, including route restrictions, govern Copley P3ws i.rvlci and that the loss will "increase the difficulty of his teeth again. "Well, what do you say? We can ' the trucking industry, keeping prices perhaps 20 grant you very easy credit terms here, no more obta ining new indus tries with which to balance our per cent higher than they need be. than 47 or 48 per cent Interest (we're barely economy and provide jobs . . ." The department have almost as much trouble covering our bookkeeping costs there) and you went on to note that "at the very time we need high lowering rates as they do In raising them. The can drive out of We today In a brand new paying manufacturing employment for Florida, red tape and time Involved in getting govern. Colossal. We'll even throw in a quart of gas." the ability of the state to provide these jobs by the ment approval for cutting costs and for "A QUART of gas?" attraction of national firms will be appreciably eliminating outmoded ways of delivering goods "Gas prices are going up, too, you know. Why, by rail keepa hundreds ot bureaucrats employed. decreased." can remember when we put no less than a half I Oulzrioded air rules unomnected with safety gallon in every new car. But that was, oh, a day prevent the competition that could slash air or two ago. Now, well...,, passenger fares, Just t hen another messenger ran up and Quotas limit the import of products badly handed the salesman a note. BALTIMORE, Md.—"l ha ve a great desire "I think he may find," Reagan said of the needed in this time of scarcity. Embargoes limit When Jane's Fighting &hips reports that the Russian navy "Oh-oh," the salesman said. "The president of when January comes and I am no longer in of. Ford selection, "that there Is some element other imports, uraniurn for one and some typ In Colossal Auto has just announced that he's been outnumbers the United States Navy by a two to one margin of food. Other rules hamper the domestic es fice," CallforrJa Gov. Ronald Reagan told this the party that will be disturbed by this." i1,062 to 514), the implicatio ns are de forced to raise prices again, since he just noticed adly serious. columnist is an exclusive Interview, ,,to go out Th e Soviets are building a fleet of aircraft C'ri"rs and teratate shipment of some products to keep on what I call the Does such a designation mean that Mr. Ford that the prices of pate de foie gras and crackerr prices up. mere are even some production to misrile-firing submarines, cruisers and destroyers they surely increased. Looks li ke You your better potato circuit' andof try believes the conservatives have nowhere to go? have you about $12,400 now. snap up Colossal willitrun w ha t 'mashed I think is a great deal quotas still on the bOoks, expect to use as essential elements in their global political p "j hope he doesn't think The Congress-voted monopoly position of the widespread political and economic mythology." strategy. that," Reagan while you have the chance." Sound like a man preparing to lake the replied, " beca use I believe the post office makes shipment of some mall and "Well, I suppose I could get another job," Mr. The editors of Jane's prestigious publica tion offer a mainstream of presidential plunge? The California Republican the packagei more expensive than provocative comment about the support, or lack of it, need be. Republican Party is what people term Jones said sadly. ,,But at least I know my new accorded Laws against interstate banking make ci- governor denied that he had made up his mind conservative. I think that's been proved, car will have all the possible safety and anth e U.S. Navy by our own citizens—"Of those countries to whom about a bid for the White House in 1976, Or, that ficlent service difficult The ceiling a navy is today essential, the United States is onw tipohutlon features, won't I? Won't I? Well, "It would be a great mistake, and it would on what hi trip east to Maryland on behalf of a the foremost, and the US. Navy Is probably al.so in savings nd loan associations pay those who put congressional candidate almost ruling out the solid back bone of the wont i: the van of navies was the beginning of tlr money in these institutions is so low the sol- proce subjected to misinformed, illogical and irrati "Some of those are optional extras a Republican Party, to suggest that they should onal attacks by ss of obtaining po!tical IOUs at the grassyou can have no input." vency of many is endangered . The low rstc some of those who depend upon it most," have for a mere $2,000 or so apiece, of course," the publication stated, iwla level for 1 97 6. discourage depositors and prevent the growth 0f the salesman said, a trifle rervousiy, "But a lot ___________________ "A year from .now, he told me, " will be I reminded the Callfon,ia governor that capital needed to finance the lagging housing time to he of those newfangled th1ns are had ?onceded earer in our interview that he had to make such a decision," just too expensive industry. install without ruining our profit marg ,.. that consul However, w te hen d by you l oo k at Mr. Ford the totality of our not been on 1114' Other laws protect and encourage more work one-hour talk, what is. without ruining your enjoyment and feeling of emerges Is a clear-cut Rockefeller nomination despite the President's wellfor Industry and for labor, unhealthy for both being." , pattern of polite political opposition to President contention he had consulted with ALL elements Some other less-economically, harmful way Ford "All right, all right," Mr. Jones said. "I guess of the part'. and what appea:s to be a swing to every redbloodeij American man has to must be found to give legitimate proUction arxl liberal side with his appoinUnent of Nelson have a "Well then," he replied, "I guess I was, h ub, bolster rightful income. car, no matter what. even with impossible Rockefeller as vice pr es ident designate, Just left out. I have no way of knowing," Time and a.aln the government has steppel in prices, traffic congestion gas shortages..." with millions of dollars of the taxpayer's money l't'ra.nal observations on another "best seller".,.i( to bail out one group, an industry, company or 'The largest crowd in its history attend-,A parent % i'u're a football fanatic then by all means another — at an accumulated cost of i ions. make the eFftrt (rI('nla(i(In nigh! where they travclti an abbreviated i' read Peter Gent's 'North Dal Funucr Treasury Secretary and Presidentiai las Forty.' It cocrs the ihiily schedule whk'h their offspring Around follow during the lives 'f the National Football League's Dallas economic counselor George Shultz has warned Cowboys course of each school day. and shows a side of the gridiron behemoths which the that a bill now pending before Congress which The parents vi.sited with each of the 9 average "Joe Fan" never saw, student's inwould requIre 30 per cent of the imported slructors,.,and you couldn't help but fl the sense of "Eight days that take you into the heart of a man, a pride which the petroleum to be transported .---American facul ty showed as a result of so many learn, a spoil, a game, and the raw power and violence parents taercwouJdaddsthntIanyto)jce ofj taking the time to show up. that is America itself." and gasoline In this country. Who says the parents don't care? If you ever do get around to reading this book, I'll 6<4 C(ngratu3aij 61 to principal Don Reynolds and his be tcha you take a different view of the game as you watch faff for Ioriioting a successful night like th is one. THOUGHTS _ it en Monday nights, or the weekend. And every one who was In distress, and every —] to one who wasin debt, and every one who was ' It's encouraging to see so much enthusiasm Kirby I Sk y King) Grant called to let us know discontented, gathered to him; and he became th ere'll generated at Seminole Iligti School. being be an official opening of the former captain over them. And there were with him &'rninole All Youth Tuesday eveni1tg was a cu:nbination barbeque St ielter 1.SAYSi on Sunday from 2to5p.mn, bout four hu.red men. 1 Samuel 22:2, with i( ( L'tth going to the completion of th e "community" By JOHN A. 8IKI Ws been renamed to the Sky King You th Ranch "Restlessness and discontent are the ft and project, their stadium; and the other tandem belonged to "Listen. / was thinking - maybe I ,,, according to Grant will necessities of progress." — Thomas A. Edison, get nationwide Publicity from his the parents of students at SIIS. being a little TOO a ccessible!" TVseries. The location is American inventor, R off S 11) flPr Wjn,, - Moms Prices Just Keep Rising / OK 'd 1'Al.i.AIJASSEF:, Fin. I All) — Cars from the Sunshine State will carry emerald green on white license tags in 1977-BO. But there's no !rih sentiment involved. Ralph Davis, highway safety and motor vehicles director, said the colors were the best possible for law enforcement because if thei r visib!llty. The Cabinet unanimously approved the colors Wednesday on Davis' recommendation, WASHINGTON—We obtained the petition; serious rivals are either dead or in- an abandoned car. M the final gesture, a pig was as "Butchy," who had enlisted remnants of confessions of a Mafia have Lieutenant, with a tlmldated. Now Ayotte is on the run from them, trussed and strangled, and then delivered to one Detroit's old "Purple Gang" Into a crack, memory as long as his police record. For the old crime lords would like to shut Ayotte of Calabresse's hangouts. Cleveland-based pyro team. They brought to the He Is Eugene Ayotte, who used to be known in up. "This was a warning to anyone who knew who job "gunpowder, fuses, gas with a chemical so as the Detroit underworld as "Johnny A." Now he Is But Ayotte Is still talking, first to the killed Calabresse not to squeal," explained to leave no trace ... They brought enough to use on hiding under an assumed identity conferred upon prosecutors and now to us. He remembers Johnny A. "I knew Roy. I used to drink with a dozen joints." him by the Justice Dept. Anthony J.Zerilli; identified by the Justice Dept. him ... at the Falcon Street Show Bar. (But) you m burned down a building, another ,,inin. He has told us about his life In the Mafia, the as a "Big Man" in the Mafia, was a swinger with just don't question too much these things as it's surance job," for an owner Ayotte knew as shadowy society to which he had sworn loyalty, the ritziest lovenest in town, not healthy." It is a story of gangland lovenests and hangouts, When a gambler disappeared after giving "Singing Sam." "The place," recalled Ayotte The mob chief owned a posh restaurant with a of bizarre crimes and currupt police. "ws si totaL" small hidden office which opened on a luxurious information to the tlice. thov c"rched hIgh 'aU with professional satisfaction, It is also the story of murder, of men garroted suite. coinnlet with twA Although Johnny A has now switched sides, d bar, low for him. They even descended upon th WIth ,ir :r.d iii cuncrele. At ll chuckles over how Secret Service agents e he sti least one "beautiful carpet and furniture, colored fabulous (arms of Mafia leaders like Angelo victim, according to Johnny A, wound up In a telephones, the works." Mcli. but Ayotte could have told them the place overlooked evidence right under their noses Detroit freeway. Thereafter, Mafia men would when they arrested Joe Yoppolo, a prominent Both bedrooms, according to Johnny A, "had to look was say of a missing hood, with grisly humor, that Detroit freeway, then under con- Toledo gangster otherwise known as "Big Joe round beds, beautiful, and mirrors all around, struction. The amissing gambler had been mixed "lie's part of the freeway," l" 'ri counterfeiting charges even the ti1ing. It looked like Tony Zwcrilli was with the freeway cement. Like the late Joe Valachi whose Mafia con- a little weird...,liked to watch himself with the Ayotte happened to be on the phone to Yop-' One of Ayotte's criminal specialties was fessions made headlines In the 1960s, Ayotte's broads.,.From Inside or outside, you couldn't arson. Once, he contracted to burn a vacant polo while the feds were searching his premises. revelations ring true. Federal prosecutors vouch even tell the place was there ... Only the lop building so the owner could collect fire in- Afterwards, Big Joe Yap told him the agents for his reliability. The Senate crime files and (Mafia men) would be allowed in." surance. As an economy measure, he hired a missed a stolen $1,000 bond in plain view in the other records verify his memory for names and Love and death sometimes went together, cheap "torch man" named "Smokey" to set the front closet. "That sable stood out like a sore details. Ayotte tells of a Mafia punk, named Ubai "Roy" blaze, thumb," grinned Yoppolo, according to Ayotte. Johnny A worked for the Detroit Mafia, a Cal.abresse, who made a mistake in recruiting a Smokey came back from the conflagration in LAke a character from an old George Raft criminal empire that embraces everything from prostitute. He introduced the girl to drugs and terrible shape, "with his hair burned half off, his movie, Johnny A told us his story—an Insider's bookies to blackmail, narcotics to the numbers then "put her out on the street." eyelashes gone." Ayotte observed sourly that eye view of a nationwide criminal conspiracy racket—virtually every enterprise that produces Unhappily for Calabresse, she was the Smokey's "partner set the match to burn the that drains billions of dollars a year from the an Illegal coin, daughter of 'a Mafia section leader. Two men gasoline and it burned before Smokey could get public. A council of dons rules the multimillion-dollar grabbed Calabresse, "wired him up"—the Mafia out.,, We'll publish another installment in a future empire through might. They have no corn- term for garroting—and left him in the trunk of Next time, Ayotte hired a professional, known column. RAY CROMLEY Change Rules TALLAHASSEE, Via. (AP) Protection Agency has tenth- in the Polk County area, Is longtimes higher than the lunit The EPA and the Florida Di- people from the water in quesPollution Control Depart- lively set a limit of nine peco- lived, losing only half of It in reuinmended by the U.S. Pubvision of Health ant- conducting tion. ment officials say they're curies per liter — pCI-i — of 1,600 years. lie Health Service, further studies on Polk County thinking of setting up tougher radium allowed in effluent An EPA study dated DecemThe study said the radiation drinking water supplies to see Il "The department is thinking restrictions on the amount of dumped from phosphate milLs, her 1973 and revised In May 1974 could spread to the Florida there is any health hazard, of establishing much stricter radium phosphate tiuit can be he said. A pecocure is a unit of showed that some Polk County aquifer, the underground water Dr. Charlton Prather, state standards for water quality dumped by milling operations, radiation rnea.suremen water supplies have consupply for much of Central and health director, said there was lirnils," Winn said in an interStanley Winn, assistant exec"This does not prevent us centratlons of radium up to 25 South Florida. probably not much danger to view. utive director, said Wednesday from going to a more stringent the PCD has set up a joint task level," Winn said. force with the state Health DiThe task force was studying vision to study the amount of water samples from Polk ounthe radioactive metal now in ty as well as the radioactive. Central Florida waters and metal experiences of agencies whether there is any connection in some western states, he said, between it and phosphate plants Radium, a product of wain the area. nium, is Found In phosphate ore. 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Torrential rtzsh their mergency prepaBelize were ls being pounded and because by the heavy rains, had mediate threat to southern the storm would make coastal washed out roads and bridges in Belize and Guatemala, espe- roads impassable by daybreak. parts of Honduras. daily t he Puerto Ba rrios area, Wea ther forecasters on the The season's third hurricane forecasters said. (mv Swan Islands in the Caribwas expected to make landfall Tides the heavy winds reported some structural the border of w as 12 feet damage from Fifi erriter Sulaiiid rains were re kinds Our New orded hurricane miles (rein winds —' moving a speed issued rains a o high tides posed an Sept. By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer offer an attraction all their own. Th e reporter is met with a As individuals, they vary as blank stare. much personalities they But reticence is the cxdown from the stands in looks. of th em seem ception, not the rule on the onto the sideilnes at a Blazer really Interestei in the game, sidelines. It is difficult for only is like stepping through and eager to enjoin the crowd to the most unemotional . to not the the spirit of the moment. Others feel the tremendous energy that Far from the field, a seat in are there on an ego trip, hoping surges from out of the stands on the bleachers, and farther still use a well-turned leg or a the home side of the Tangerine in the press box, will afford a flashing smile as a means of th gy good overall picture of what's turning eye towards comes an elation that usually happening on the field. You can themselves. And the game be fosters a rapport of sorts look from one end zone to the damned. But then, isn't that the compatriots. other and see everything in capacity of attractive females The crowd, even a small one between—at a significantly everywhere, like the 10,000 that gathered Cj(pe resi. 1 Stadium'. me 1 S II%I E *1 0 L E ln S to im- - rations to completion from ? J looking glass. _______ to / Bowl. And wi this ener every bean near with _____ ereruwiing as much sidelines and Belize, formerly British above normal and the Ilur- Wednesday. No injuries were Honduras, cjo Some game which Guateinald as Moving ) I Ball ame r om of e _____________ Different Thursday,Sept. 19, 1974-7A ricane Center said many low- reported. The First Home Game Of The 1974 Season ' reduced dimension of course. The pofice, positioned on the Wednesday night to watch the Reduced, removed, ti-rile, and field to keep an eye on the far.s game between the and Iii fact, a roost high in the and to blockade the too- the Bell, appear as a great maddening crowd will leave aggressive or the too-drunk surging mass of humanity from charging the perspective of the game wi th the that are perhaps the o bserver. Except or th he has lust seen the proachabie sideline group, few rows of bleachers, the faces but very of the 10,000 as well as their sidelines, it's a different real paranoia by their voices and their scents, mesh bailgarne. assignment, they th co as the enemy. pression of emotional (Related 8A) Bunching toge ther in small responses: pleased, unhappy, Vital statistics of players tight groups, or standing alone th lbs.) te th e li and ta draw more than a look crowd, they are not a group to sonity of their own, one that is when the muse, immensely more powerful and program, take on new During a recent sideline ur gent than any one else dimensions when that is encounter, a reporter ap- w he re in th tadi executing a bone crunching proach ed an Orlando motorThe game comes to nd crack-back block on a ha pless cycle patrolman wi th the The crowd swarn on the field several yards nocuous question, "What do you and then Ii.,., outgoing away from where you stand. f1 Is your greatest dranc cff again, .;, And you don't need a shotgun in performing duty at The players fight the ir way off mike to amplify the sounds: the these games?" The reporter Is the field and into the dressing pops, the growls, the curses, met with a blank stare. "Ah, The pole lights dim. A and the th ts that off the know, how do you f ee l abut half hour later, the stadi um is field during the first here?" "As ices of virtually empty, the tr is en coun ters are moll real th th e law, I do not jet my feelings closed. The sidelines and duty." rs pla ying field are But, the play on the field isn't The reporter rephrases. covered with the night's the only activi ty that a sideline "Well, as an officer, s, viewer will f ind heightened, feel about be here?" ice. Th e dar k stooped old men There'sa whole microcosm of "I no opinions. It is my sh uf fle about busy In their auxiliary v that job to law." chore. on the sidelines, some of th It's an that "Thank you officer. You dependant on interaction wi th make great copy." could ne ver o th er th not. Thousands Thousands of dollars of operated by professional careramen representing various Blazers Cabinet Names Committee _ Seek Interama F safe. mi noles vs. Oviedo Lions one wandering away from the from Ha. e — late from a for ways n on television. But _____________ Seminoles 1974 Game Schedule Sanford _________________ _________________ ______________________________________ actor center on to tract proj.. Date Biscayne F Seminole Line Up ______________________________________________________ Location Tuesday .. of Sept. 20 Oviedo Oct. 4 Winter Park Home • Oct. 11 Wednesday, Sarasota Oct. 18 its e Insomnia L To Bladder Use fails. 22 Raines, Tim Away 23 Martin, Leroy ' Oct. 25 Colonial Away 25 G rig ley, E rog les chancellor; and munity Affairs Department Nov. 1 ' St. Augustine second meet Nov. 8 . g e urine is more Lyman Nov. 15 (6'2 ", 230 Position Home No't 27 sleeper hearing Lake Brantley Away QB E 60 Mann, Ricky 61 Britton, Daryl 62 Parker. David an 6 6 G 63 Lake, Tom 6 HB 66 Mills, Benny i FB urine, tacid contrasting 67 Ada ms, Kenneth opponent _________________ IN 35 Gordon, Johnny HB 70 Moreland, Rick I 38 McDanjels, Bill FB 72 Good, Mike T 40 Thompson, Tommy HB g a ____________________________________________________ of 74 Richardson, James have a job as an editor, where is first diagnosed in people at accommoda e a deve oper, Eat 'Em Up Team I deadlines hang over a about the age of 50. Lely Estates Inc., which plans a head like the Sword of Obesity likewise can cause development, Damocles. frequent urination, the rolls But the Cabinet '° n1. "So how can I kick my of extra blubber around your mously to the line as proman ' s _____________________________________________________ E 42 Meyers, Gerald FB 81 Pringle, Grey E 43 Branch, Herbert FIB for G 82 Mitchell, Mike E 83 Mason, Lawrence E 84 Pringle, Mickey sleeping pill habit and still be waistline compress the bladder posed by James Pupura, a exert more pressure University of Florida professor on the sphincter muscle that who ed wave act ion and controls outlet, beach elevati on to reach his A common cause of In married women, insomnia recommendations. past the often is linked with erotic Atty. (len. Robert Shevin said age of 40, is wha t we term frustration, variances from the line should urinary insomnia. As a wife sleepily kisses her be given indi vidual study and thus I its But by Mdibbin gency 21095. appear Complete Line A 4 APAO INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE French Ave. 322-4151 114 N. PARK AVE. asleep; then you woke me up penditure of $16,850 for am pur. Seminoles, plug that hole/ remained quiescent till mor- slumber, yet I have insomnia as two of them owned by state ning, such cases wouldn't I worry about my heavy duties ficlals waken during the night. tomorr ow!" The owners are Judge John To solve this type of inA gnawing stomach, plus nw ls of the 1st District Court somnia, omit your fluid in take tension and drugs also are of Appeal; Howard Odom, after 7 P.M. rather common foes of slum. Game and Fish Comm ission This especially means refrain ber, but just relax, knowing member; and Thomas Dugger, from coffee, tea and other that nobody dies of Insomnia! .a Tallahassee attorney. caffeine dr inks, for caffeine Lift your hand high as you ask i%r po int ed out that an Instimulates excessive urine en drop your hand ba ck blems In prac in e fut e w 800 S. 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The BURGER IN sIeeplesess -in men ur rigid ing ________________________________________________ V Scalp 'Em Seminolesl at studi County at interfere E - I - Meet Your Friends After The Game set d - only services, _________________________________________________ 344ome This means they waken about rnate 900dnight, he then findsbe made after the line is set. ' 2A.M. or even earlier, with an that her kiss is an appetizer for The only oppponent to the urgent es to void their eroticism. Gulf line to at in She then becomes awakened the hearing was Fred Kent Jr., the they get ba ck but is usually left without an a St. Joe Pa per Co. attorney. He to their bedroom, they may orgasm, so he soon begins to said the Une took property ex-- ever, feet seaward to and not person I 80 Manley, Ernest abetes sure to obtain eight hours of restful sleeP?" llective rooms. i HB . 51 Parker, Kevin Coach Ciaude Woodruff ______________________________________ in rea ________________________________________ be The becom a your G 68 McGill, Alvin This Page Sponsored By The Seminole Team Boosters counties, so might newspapers, television stations, am afraid I'll become a con- frequent urination, both day er firmed dope addict. mayor Issue In the Collier "Yet I f eel! simply MU get sure you a re not in ne was whetha it should be li eight hours slumber, for I mild diabetic, for most di moved about 60 diabetes, in minutes later, swarms Another conurion cause of setback lines estabhshedl in oth. is together an e bedtime, night, e an * night 's sleep. and Driven to a temporary, e HB 50 Johnson, Curtis , . the player may opposition. victim 52 Duggar, Bobby 33 Gathers, Steven 41 Young, Terance Home Daytona Mainland usual, burning that printed QB 31 Davis, Reginald Away Daytona Seabreeze Nov. 22 needed • Awa '4 — could Often, too, Oak Ridge Joe Kresse, general counsel met breifly Wednesday. A in Is planned today. Coy. Reubin Askew said a ByGEORGEW,CNE customed to that larger special Cabinet meeting volume, be held if Ca binet action was th to preserve the site. CASE 13446: Jim IL, aged 1, acid than so this causes a The setback lines were is a victim of a sensation that adopted with little compleL waken the within a The Collier County "Dr. Crane." he an "I couple of hours. qud l s es th an hour and can't get a full To neutralize this acid Gulf County's t oo k a bout 10 "For I am a of in. take an ta blets or a little minutes, to the somnia. baking soda before lengthy hearings required for "So I take sleeping pills UH I beg No, Na me 21 Cummingc. Alvin the if Interama on entity 12 Whigham, Mark 20 Edwards, Elisha itiiük bedroom Position 11 Spolski, John Home )is.A bodies to N ame first story page - _______________________________________________ Home e, tI& -' down angry, No. e second meeting, under f non-uniformed at way commit Team sideline unap- look on all - Interama Gulf and needs the action, most whole thing To TALLAHASSEE, (AP) ama, first con ce ived in th co tr building a Sta te officials are looking trade the Coastal-construction setback meet the immediate, beside Bay in pressing financial of lines for Collier coun- nor th ern Dade, The building is Dade Cou nty's Interama ties were also approved the the only one under construction ed and for a to provide at the site, long-range funding to keep it Interama's latest f inancial Elton GLndanner, execufrom going crisis developed for good. w he n tive director the Interama A three-member the planned tr ade and recrea- Au thority, sa id the building is te named at a Cabinet meeting tion center received no bids on next to a campus of Flori da In. in a $12 million in bonds needed to trnational University and -- is the latest 'äi,1ttdl n'it. dtb. iiiuiiire Lohave university cast lot with InterOne bill, for $2.3 million, is take it over Th cormnittee— deputy budget director; Philip Ashler, university system vice Jim Tait, Corn- into impression t, ,'I,I N ALL YOUR FRAMING NEEDS (J,tIIn,. 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Second St. • Sanford Sanford Ph. 322-9878 409W. 14th St. Ph. 322-6725 Across The Street From Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store I I - _J ' '- '•. -- .. - -- . .. . . - ' . - '... - . ___' - . - -, --'... S -e . . . - - 0 ' .. - __ _ - - _TZ - • ' I • -- 1i11..1 �-- -.- -,----• _ .- --'--.- SPORTS Evening Herald Evening Herald Thursday Sept. 19, 1974—RA O 11\1 rwiecc SP - - - By FRANK BROWN An Spt Chicago defense for 132 yards mingham Americans, who lead .l;icknnvi!ø Ht!!!te eorth S!rk! 19 17, th w .ead the ramp- the Wori'i FJii 1 crfr6 ni. .-...r,.j.. .. "sii'u " i.' CCfltra thviaio aI fact the Philadelphia was forced out of action with a Bell 24-21 ture of 1(X) degrees, so natural. euth consecutive vicory, a 25-7 new Shreveport franchise Southern California Sun pulled mucle In the second half. ly, his running brought the triumph over the Fire Wednes- forme r ly the Houston Texans - dropped the Detroit Wheels Huart.e hit Roger Wallace for 22 Memphis Southmen to a fever day night, in tonight's nationally televised 24 and the downed yiuds a34 a score In the itrt pit Hawaiians The decicion raised Memphis game, quarter, e New York then teamed wi th John th Stars 17-14. Jennings overcame a virus as record to 10-2 and brought them In other games Wednesday, Harvey for 21 yards and a 15-0 easily as he overpowered th e within one4ialf game of the Bjr. the Portland Storm Jennings,runs set upa pair 0 nipped the lead in the second period. RUU• U - - 25= / Southmen Smother Fire RTS Thursday, Sept. 19,1974-9A 4 o 20 - ,- - - SAVE ON OUR - . Willis Reed Retires - YORK - Willis Heed, the 64001.10 center From irambling who led the New York Knicks to a pair of Na. ticinal Basketball Association titles in a sta ndout 1 0year pro career, retired from basketball ra th cr th an undergo "tttenil surgery °fl his ailing right knee. i.V .v. 4 ~AT PARK 'N' SHOP Texans Move To La. - untry q,;iot es SHj(EVEpO}T l.a. The World Footbiall league has purchased the financially troubled Houston Texans and h.i s rruVel the tea in III Shreveport, La. - IN OR_ - BABY BEEF M '7 (S • Virq,nja Slims Tourney y(fq In spite of a painful toe. U.S. Open .15 minutes to score Btntzer in the sr(('rI(j $500K)stop(on the women's tennis tour. fr I LJAMkoolilso wo ORLAND(), Connors Tops Teacher Mir lift ca Blazers I .onis floss, 81, and time cowsuining , 6.2 victory':i Teacher i round (if the $100,000 Pacific Southwest open the second Eddie Sheats attempt to airborne Land. • Bowl Star Dies - . - -- - •- . -. .. - . - Korea - t' - . 1 - )01 - WHEE THE PEOPLE by Alan Mayer WISCOREBOARD ' 6PoR75 e,?,4, YOV *W#'r -1 54Y 0AW 6VAV1V1 .411e,1,94 CWWRW 0 ) > 74ff,4'4' By The Associated Press ñt44Y 01 A i/it /iL DiJ 9 Ir,tca1Fc4/fE.-15zy8Y 531 50 o go 70 S33 vor ', Baltimore Clevelaric 73 1,$ 72 71 IM i I %sa L It r-~ for his feat. His second in- native Uuis Ross, who con- to score on his second quar. tercieption in the ftd quarter, stantly kept the pressure on terback sneak. Grid Dust — set up a Blazer field goal from Corcoran, while allowing only with the win, the Blazers are 8-4 ORLANDO Blazer tight the 20 yard line. 87 yards rushing. and the BeLl drops to 5-7 Davis end Greg Latta said his touchTommy suffered an ankle injury in the Farr, who admitted the NFL Aside down reception with 17 from rentialniq was wt the biggest does have better quarterbacks Reamon's 55 yard run on the second period and was replaced and receivers, did feel Cor. flrstplayfromscrtminage, rookie Eric Crone. He thrill Of e w' in the third pen peri od. coran was an Impressive Blazers never get its offense rreturned career Game was televised back to moving consistently. But a quick poll of the 10,411 Philadelphia, with spectators at the Tangerine -1 like playing against those The rookie from Missouri set Eagles running back Tom Bowl Wednesday, would kind of quarterbacks, It keeps up the Blazer's first score with Woodenshick doing the color. probably reveal the complete you loose," the bearded Iai' sprin t, as Jim Strong ran He also was greeted in Blazer opposite. The reason why, the cornerback revealed. the final two yards three plays locker000rn by former Eagles, luge rookie from Morgan State Although the Bell quar. later. Bill Hobbs and Ernie Callaway. tucked in a Bob Davis pass, to terback is considered Un. Philadelphia Bell coach Ron Waller spent the insure a Blazer 24-21 come from 's disciplined, Farr said the came • ffLrst5coreaLSO majority of the game In the behind victory. in the as Blazer secondary Making his fourth reception was playing Farr was penalized for in. pass box ca lling plays. man diwiPUned in its man oftheganeandhlsflf th t.ouch. Lerference on the Blazer 33. FLORIDA defense. PHILADELPHIA down catch of the season, Latta Four plays la ter, Corcoran ran Not to be overshadowed In the the quarterback sneak as the said he knew he could beat the 14 F IR ST DOPdS 11 strong safety.Thejublianttluht defensive unit. cornerback score was tied at seven. YARos RUSHING V HaYeS also off a end revealed after the game he At the beginning of the second 26 " I PASSES was not the primary target, but Corcoran pan. But the big play )0 19 4 quarter, the Bell went ahead as )u NE7YAPDS 349 Davis saw him open in the end for the defense occurred in the 60 Farr once again was called for OFFENSIVE PLAYS 62 second period as rook ie 71 FUMBLES pass interferenc onfor theCoco 70 Blazer PENALTIES 741 Ilie hen t thumping play was iinebacker Eddie Sneats from 10. It took two plays ran A 79 3 PUP47S 1363 set up due to a Davis error. Kansas, suddenly found himself galloping into the end zone as he W i th leading the picked another Corcoran with i'o remaining pass on f game, the veteran arik That score put the Blum . - -.- - -. ld a snap and the Bell recovered on Blazer 43. even at 14. a PtCL4W,7 " . . , ' ..-•----- ---- ' - - and was awarded the itame b&IJ ia or n -. .• 5000 A ~WAI /C1// /fIV M4101A60 CI 7:'/F IS 6S %7 10 70 531 5 Atlanta vj! 7r ' ' J 12). N - _____ Cak orr%iaaIP;nneso;:. an .' •.P L -... .. "I jok!!l rtat6jil Yes Patriots Are For 10 51)) a? Kan at San (ty .? . . - : - - UNIT8,SANFORD FOLLOW THE BRAVES 1). iCaltli - .. ..- - - - -. ' . ' -: a .-•- .:•:Ir -.-."--' - . ( -, -, -. ' - .4'. - - Friday's Games Philadelphi a at Montreal, N New York at Pittsburgh. Pd N -a Atlanta a t Hutton, i Blazers Tomm; Reamon does his thing -- :---- - Pd - r Maior League Leaders - Lev ' s" Panatela' slacks and topsfor men and Levi"s(- fo r Mi. th e L e vio's thatfit women io By Th" A%LO(,JtNj Pre American League bats) Mm. TeN. 379 oi, - C RAT (375 *1 bats) arr. Aft, 351, Garvey. LA . . P Jackson. Oak. lilir roughs. Tex. 115, Bando. R /4 324 Hargrove. RUNS- 'Y5trjmski, Bsn. National League TINC, RUNS -- Schmidt. Cl,3 Phi. ( 101; '" RUNS INCin. 117. Schrrolcti, Phi. II SBench. Oak, (PAr veY. LA. 194 t07 DOUBLES - Rose, Ct ) *' OUR ' _R, The comfortably correct look of the country from County Seat lots of coordinated looks in these go-anvhere, go-with-anything outfits from Levi's for Me and Levi's Panatel& ii 1 fl - --: at Stargell, Pgh, IS C Mr 704 35; Bench Cm FOXBORO, Mass. (AP ) In just lz years as over-all T. Davit Ilal, 164. Money. Mil, Are the New England Patriot., boss since being lured from Id.I. TRIPLES- Garr, lenderson, Chi. 161 All, 16. Phi. II , A,OlEveq, Pgh, for real? mighty Oklahoma, Fa irba n ks DOUBLES- PVUi. 01'k, V. ?CaSPI. Only time will tell, but Chuck has shuffled more players than kHenierton, Chi, 35; McRae, HOME RUNS- Schmidt. Phi. Fairban ks of Oklahoma fame a Las Vegas casino dealer does 36. Wynn. LA. j Cal, It. appearsto have turnedthecor. cards. Ills mission: rebuild a ST 0 LAStS CPdt) Brock. 511, ner at the start of his second have-not team Into a winner. Carlton. STPIk(OUTS ItOME ktJPdS 0 Allen, (h' Phi, season as head coach The Ritrlots had a 5-9 record 7 5 Messrsrntt LA 'cj p Jacks on q Oak The Patriots shocked the Na. For Fairbanks' first season. The 'y 01 EN BASES-North, /" lionel Football League by belt- record, however, is misleading Oh 51 Carew. Min. 34 Ing the Super Bowl champion The team was bad real bad. SAVE ON PTCPiING Ill Decisions (71.1",inion, A,111, 113. 7". 3 41 Miami Dolphins 34-24 in a sea. Opponents rarely had to pass, Cuellar nal, 70 10, 667. 1 19 son opener last weekend. A Thedefense gave up 2,&% y 2 r6 G,Perrv', CIO, 70 10. "1. 7 1; uke? Maybe, But more likely on the ground and a staggering EOU7S--N Ryon. c&. mt. 300 points. 31111; Alyleven. Min, 724 AT PARK 'N' - - - ' - :'- Ga r f ield Walker, Owner 2510 OAK AVE. Mormon Francisco P ik - Only games scheduled N ii- it,i% .4 - Los Angeles (Sutton 169). 7. N If PH- 11 21 1. 11 11 .111-4040111 (Rulhven 9 17). N St Louis (Curtis 9 11) at Potts. burgh (Kison 71), N San Diego (Freisithen 9 12) Baltimore at Boston, N Mllwaukt. Pd - . 't . -1 - - - CONTINENTAL MEN'S HAIR STYLING Philadelphia at Detroit at . Angelts 00i,flos?n Chcago g .' - " 20 os F ri day's Games Cleveland at UCW York, ni ht j \'IIYV 6,4q''p. 0&W #1 110-R-41 / !'' 1.,( - - - U Kansas City pitcher Al Fitzniorrls went 17 innIngs earlier this season without throwing a breaking pitch. fie issued no stretch. San Diego 6. Cincinnati 57 11 ,l-4,,'/ f k innings OAklat%(I Ifilue, ISIS) at sa City fI3rlles 55), N ... '- 7Z'F 44 COO ,)i;&. '\ , - - •. 3.: 63 68 Sso I I PittSburgh I, Louis Montr,I 34. New York 20 I Salf;rroore imcNaiiy is to) - i wwwwwww&Z P.q , r1-%ota octroitT (Uan? f S. ,41'?2R GETI/iru' 1 il " . lleXr - - The Boston Lobsters of the World Team Tennis League have dropped Andrea Voikos, 20, of Pimtucket, R.I. Nli&s Voikos. the only New England player in the W71' this year, was made a free agent Wednesday as the I Albsters trimmed their roster in preparation for the draft in November. She saw little action in the first year of the WTT this summer. West Angeles 93 $6 674 L cis Cincinnati 91 59 60Y 2ti Baltimore 10. New York I Clev eland 6. Milwaukee 3 Oaklan d S, I .:'1 - - BOS1ON All 13 IP) 450 419 71 5)0 5' 5137 I7t Houston 76 14 73 77 457 I? San Fran 6$ 53 450 26 77 75 450 I) San Diego 55 96 361 39 61 90 401 7111 Wednesdays Games Chicago I :' 67 02 62 16 1I 7 . . e P1 Veflano and Orlando' 6', York 1111'. Chicago 0Ja,+'// 11,0CIOCK fINY A 01 - o s VV y I L b e LOPSJers t rs - 113 the lead 21.11 with 1:14 on the "We needed the win and we earnied I. * reserved Pard e clock. nal Offensive elalned a.fter the close vieUp until that fi tory. play, the Blazers de?n-.., which ranks first in the league, He naturally praised the kept the locai entry ln the gaxne defensive Line or another exas they Intercepted tout' passes cellent performance "We're from the free-wheeling arm of lucky to get those young Corcoranplayers, they, have a future." Pardee was referring to inMdkr FArr, who spent 10 - '¼ E4C'Y -,, Hosts Shoot Boston 8. Detroit 5 •' - C a lif . - . , Six plays later, in between a Although the outspoken King Corcoran 26 yard pan to Corcoran explained after am Ron Holliday, fullback Joe 93me, that the Blazers didii't Watts ran the final 12 yards to en tje4on9 on the same field wi th the Bell, coach Jack the fljpj ol the crowd Pardeecouldn'thave cared less The seven pointer put th visitors from Philadelphia e about fJ stjtem.jfl. 493 480 17 Minnetota ChIC4IQO K6fl City ' . iai 73 16 '490 si 456 12 68 Oakiwno Texas . ,' philamia West - -- Detro i t - 5M0r7V11 National League East W L Pct. Lou $0 69 .537 Pt?5ttjrgP 7$ 70 p American League East W L Pct. GB $t ., 15r 61100rlo - R 7-0 o1AX6;;r,0 ByPETEROGERS - ' mm BUFFALO APi The Buffalo Bills of the National Football league announ ced Wed nesday th at t he ir home game Sept. 29against the New York Jets is a sellout. The Hills' arena, Rich Stadium in suburban Orchard Park, has an 80,020.seat capacity. In the NFl., all games sold out 72 hours or more prior to game time can be televised locally. The Bills'gwne this Sunday at home against theMiami Ihi4ftns has been a sellout for weeks. -, I'hiladelnhia's .John Land on war to short gain against strong Blazer defense. Herald Sports Editor U Nov - - •.. BI L1 - 1 Bills Vs. Jets Sells Out -! I A — Wr : - -- BERN, Switzerland tAP i - The Republic of Korea won its hid to host the 1978 World Shooting Championships Wednesday night. In a secret balloting at the Congress of the International Shooting Union, Seoul obtained 62 votes against 40 for the rival candidate, Mexico City. The Congress was held on the eve of the 41st World Championships, a quadrennial 1iffair . 4 - ass c - - -- avis o atta -. i=E l'AsAl[:N1\, Calif. - Keith Topping, a former H ll star with Stanford in the 193 ,died at the age of 62. U).S ANGELES Brice Taylor, a University of Southern ('alikrn,a star Football player in the 1920, died at the age of 72. LA HAI3RA. Calif. - Hay Richards, a star football player at Nebraska and a professional player and coach, died of cancer at the age of 68. -. - - Atlanta Braves WeekendONBaseball Altamonte Mail For the most complete Levi's line... 1 BABY BEEF ( lower lerel Sears eoiieoure) sH!... - _ - -. - - - - - • .-. t. -..-,- - - __r -- -- U '-- -;=__. _,. -;- .;:F7 1 ____ t: :;-:_ ..• .---.-.----- . , I - .----- , -i---r----' - ___4 - - '- :-'=-==----- - -._.-___•-_- -. �10A—Evenjn9 Herald Thursday, Sept. 19, 1974 - A Evening Herald Doesn't Anybody Want NI West? Reds, LA lose By BERT ROSENTHAL A? -Sports Writer Doesn' t anybody want to win Ic ,. 'Ilitlona Both lost for the second straight time Wednesday night, leaving the Dodgers with a 2. It amonte game lead Los Angeles was Louis' lead to i games, Lanta Braes donned the San lieer Mike Cosgro v e.Then, Light hitting Enzo Her. The I'irateshad lost six inarow first three innings but pulled beaten by the Houston Astros 32 beating the Cardinals 4-1. Francisco Giants 4-2. Ron Cey greeted reliever Ken nandez, who said he never had and St. Louis had won six in a hamstring muscie rwuUflg out a in 10 innings and Cincinnati Elsewhere in the National Forsch with usi u ts'ure than two The Doher', shackled bil)gle and had to leave the -, iud Rick n raw M'tp r9wi I ' Ai,,'rhath was sent . ni 1" r' Jvrc Ste\, .!. iii ': ' .'. an Diego Padres, swept a doubkheider from the through eight innings tied rinrr. Liego. ulernandez singled home The Expos won jjie upvaIer a1 Ken FratUn ncn cornMeanwhile, the National New York Mets 3-2 and 4.0, the dramatically In the ninth it Joe Ferguson followed with two runs in the filth with a two-run seventh inning, pleted a five-hitter. inning, , glvLeague East race tightened, the Chicago Cubs tope! the Phila Steve Gar v ey 's single and Ken single bright, but Gross fired a Lag the Padres a 3-1 lead, then capped by Tim I oil's run scor Braves 4, Giants 2 Pittsburgh Pirates whittling St. delphia Phil1es 5.2 and the At- McMullen's pinch homer off re- perfect strike to the plate, doubled in two runs in the sev- ing squeeze bunt single. They s alhank Aaron, baseball' cutting down Auerbach enth, producing a 5-5 deadlock took th e nightcap behind the Itime home run king, drove in ()J lR%IP tP'IP •' ----- / raced nuIlIewIwu-le wtnniig run on Bob Watson's double. 3 gave the Indians their v i ctory Indians 6, By KEN RAPPOPORT The chances of winning Red Sox kept alive their flick. Frank Robinson's 215t home over Milwaukee. A? Sports Writer the West for the third straight for the East title. ering of season and first for White Sox 3, Twins 1 The New York Yankees and diminished. Cincinnati has Detroit's Al Kaline Baltimore Orioles are still run- home run, double and a single, Cleveland capped a four-run Jim Kant scattered 12 games remaining and Los to lead Chicago over ning -2 in the American leaving him only four hits shy of rally in the sixth inning Angeles 13. iague East race, only the On- becoming the 12th player in oles are closing fast in the history to reach the 3,000 mark. Reds ' hopes run had the year a seven hits and stretch ... and here come the The do ; 'uble was the 4rith of hL, Boston Red Sox on the outside. career, tying him with Sam Those three embattled base- Rice for 22nd Place on base. ball teams moved closer ball's all-tune list. together in the nerve-jangling Orloll-3 10, Yankees 4 pennant race after the Orioles Mike Cuellar biecaMe a 20defeated the Yankees IM and game winner for the fourth ti me Ilrates4,Cardjnakl Jim Hooker hurled a six-hit. ter for his 13th victory and Al Oliver doubled in two runs, boos ting the Pirates past the Cardinals and ending game streaks for both teams, lip BY DONNA F..STES H ald Staff Writer 7 - share ___ Sanif nrd M U an s nil' Save 20% Ofl any Reg 2.98 Boys polyester *1rsi Ma'*i. Penn Prest 1' For school vyear . \ / .1 iir ILlI o en's hnrIhu'sc U VVI w m I I 10.... lIIJLlJU. i .Y j• i Sale .0 Peg r op M - . cid - - Sale I.LV •- past two weeks as casual Gerald Miles will be the winner. spectators at Coach Claude Here ar e the previous win Reg. $9. An attractive Woodruff's tough practice nens sessions, some of them taking Lofton Edenfleld 1928 and time to talk to teachers as to 193; George Moye, 19M; John academic abilities, attitudes, Courier, 1931; Hendrix Lyles, and such. 1932; QulUlan Jordan, 1933; The nine, an but one a former George McClelland, 1934; high school, college, or Pro Elwyn Squires, 1935, [4,p4 ridder, expect to at tend MeClelland, 1936, Robert game through the Nov. 27 tilt Stoinoff, 1937; Darrell with Lake Brantiey. Foron, 1938; Jim Riser, As in the past years, the 1939; Vernon "Bob" Altman, handbags Adjustable strap r s ulder flack dark brown. medium brown t,n, red nav y or *h1le , fo I.' ho c QI fl R*9. 17. Fashion handbag of e'PandedyaflhLeatp*,-,ok finish in whit: bone fawn a'. 12s80 t36 t Rog. 15.99to$4S. Make t Pain or shine And lake your pick of he be-i any prices Wohavepopularleatrcr looks hooded styles brocades A lines, classic trench styles, doub10 . 1940; Billy Branfin, 1941. Also, Billy Fleming, 1942 and - have done wiftut. regardless 1943; Herman "Foots" of the outcome the season. 1941; Wifils Andes. First offered in the wring of son, 1945-1946; Wally Tyre, 1928 when the donor was writing 1947; Richard Bass, 1948; ' r :-L -- , • . consecutively presented In- 1951; Buck Metts, 1952; Ross dividual sports trophy in }jnnum, 1953; Johnny .'r. America. antedating the famed Ifei-sman trophy by eight years. The donor, for the past 19-Plus Barbour, 1957; Cecil Danyears owner of the OrliandO dridge, 1958; Ray Lundquist, Advert.1-wing Co., annually asks 1959; John Whelchel, 1960; Bill irurn tune w is rormer grsuoers Phagan, 1961; Butch Riser, to share In the selection. Of ten 1962; Buddy Lawson, 1963. they are previous winners; one Also, Joe Fairless, 1964; year five of 11 were prior Frank Whigham, 1965 and 1966; winners. Barney Headrlck, 1967; Rick Questions already being Fordham, 1968; Dana Yelinek, asked are whether Mike Good, 1969; Mike Hardin, 1970; Mickey Pringle, Mark Clifford Martin, 1971; DickIe Whignam. Tommy Thompson, Deas, 1972; Mickey Pringle, Alvin McGill, and Mike Mit- 1973. chell are !eadlng contenders before the opening kickoff, or will the ultimate winner be one SAVE OW OUR of the newcomers. This is the year Good could I put it all toge ther as a linen. ma LBABY Whigham has an extra inAT PARK 'N' SHOP in that his bit; brother and / "' - \- l. , and colors and easy care fabrics Perfect weights for in-between tall 8-18 Reg $38 ng $I An 1fljrimn I ' ..L. '' W F / GK , D / - 0 :k 41 . ' !- :.* of leather-look polyurethane yov st yle handbags Flat) closing with stitched detail Black bro*n, navy burgundy . green H Sale 30.40 1 / doubleknit polyester. Be go or gray. 10-18 C1a '. - •- . R tw -, \. + BEEF 2. Sale 2 reg A-C cups + 0 cup.reg. $3 / L. tr ' 1ll1i. ' + + ..... / + - so/Os centive Sale 2.30 e t' s 3.50. A ylun tuCol R g. : - SAVE on Office Supplies, ollgl f Otfite Furniture, / , - - .A ----' L - AR -- i t natural CIJN Wtit in sizec i. -it A! A i.. rVW 10 '4. Luggage Attache Cans - I * . t -er, $9, The CQmIOII Hours *4 line gitd*e with 5p,5nqiIte. ' ' 4 '),. • * 1dra'.rrctts? : .' - . , . -. T TT I__/ or J1üJ Sale $379 _ -- .. . Sale Reg. 439.95. TV has a 19" screen (meas diag) and a 100% solid stale modular chassis Chroma-Brite• picture tube for bright color Chroma-Loc and AFT for easy chest • . • viewing Walnut grain $ 379 plastic cabin e t Reg 43995 1O0 solid has a 19 creen (meas diag) and Chroma-8rite picture tube. stile modular TV . + 25 off c?misv $ flight now got S25 savings on every JCPenney tre~.-zer in st ock (except 3020 which is special buy) Choose Brown, son of Mr. and Mm Wilson H. Brown of ' . Chroma-Loco and AFT for Reg.299.95. 1 00Gz solid state portable easy vew ing. Walnut grain has a 12' screen (meas diaa) and plastic cabinet Same model. features Chrorria-Britell picture tube. from apartment size white plastic cabinet. Chroma -Loco and AFT. compacts to full-size vertical and chest style m odels All loaded with important quality lealures Sorre models are even avallable in color at [to xtra cost Out now i th e time t o buy. Cauewvrry has graduated no c r e g a Sale$269 Pg 439 95, Sale $379 15" model, Reg S369. Sale $339 17 model. Reg 399 95, Sale $349 - --- ' Naval Training Center, regulations and Navy history. $40 off a family size s40 off our 6-cycle 20 Cu. ft. top mount. Super Wash dishwasher "I'm woo, ww" Eim Calif.; brother, Joseph Padgeti, Washington, D.C.; two sisters, Mrs. John H. Davis. Washington; Mrs. Harold Henry, Arlington, Va.; four grandchildren and one great. grandchild. Services and burial In Daytona Beach, Haggettholmes-Summers Funeral Home, Daytona Beach in 7 7 - __ — II II TLTri - II1Il IT1l[ 9e 95 ling I 'ii F&II 23 Sale -_ 319.95 )() Reg. 359.95 It ref riqera tor has 2 adjustable Shelves, crispers, covered dairy storage. interioi lights, Power Economizer and rolls on wheels for easer 20 cleaning 1hUIJI•flL1iILI11J 1J1!Wriing II - .. -- - -- - niore Sale 229 95 _ model with 6 half width shlve and meal pan. Reg 39 95 41'WiiI1 ii I IiiiIJJIIIIJi iX Sale prices effective Rig. $104 thru Saturday. Rig Sale 20.80 prins with qwlkrd arui ttow,, r• -. 1 -- Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial :. -- U Sale 349.95. ',iu,:ed corr In MEN -' I Rig. $500. liii WI. ) ira,er dreter Sale slJo bV' -. '..,/;4,r I ORLANDO, FLORIDA ti Double drom side crib . gcge stuai't ._ Pine es&emble , Sale 7.20 Peg. e Rig. $299. 0'104 0meStedd '.' il'. • II,. ''t) Ind 133 EAST ROBINSON STREET 10 'l;i ' PJ '. I r Pb- Sale 239.20 tot - - BABY BEEF -. $" Office Machines, An-DraftingEeii*g Supplies y Mrs. Louise M. McClosky, 74, of 617 Whippoorwill Terrace, Deltona, died Tuesday at the Lakeview Nursing Home in Sanford. Born In Washington, D.C. she moved to Deltona in 1964 from Alexandria Va. She was a member of the Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, charge. Deltona, Survivors include her husband, George; four ç daughters, Aimee f Miss SAVE ON OUR McClosky, Deltona; Mrs. Chalmus D. Bennett Jr., Ormond Beach; Mrs. James A. Davis, Cottage City, Md.; Mrs. AT DADK 'N' SHOP Chris A. Ranbe. Fo'ter City. \_\• .-. tssisrr ' MRS. LOIJISEMCCLOSKY I L - $ , negotiators were sche 'ieet touay in Washington, + Sale 2.40 . t' iVuI AREA DEATH 20% off all infants' furniture ensembles. I - Save 25 on every eezer in stock. Upright LE on your favorite bras, girdles. - I D k 14 v --- I Reg. 189.95. f,ialching 18 lb capacity electric dryer with automatic time control that prevents over-drying Has 6 program drying temperatures, interior tight and Renew-a-Press setting Available decorator colors cost no more Sale $239 airline a 1) daily fl ights and idling more than 7,000 employes of Ow Mian-d-based carrier. "No e nd is in sight," said a recorded telephone message Wednesday which employes can dial for Information on the ske A National spokesman said joint talks have been conduct ed between the airline and the ma- -. " I' Sale 169 has 6 program settings for today's most popular fabtics Also features Hand Wash setting. special soak setting, fabric softener dispenser and bleach funnel In available decorator COlOrS at no extra cost 18 lb. program washer. Reg 8995, After no sessions were held 4r :-1 4r fig, I Sale 209 Reg. 249.95. Our 18 lb capacity washer said, Rog. LU Sale 30.40 brov%n 4(JU/0 tenance chiPists union on only two of the last 12 days when the parties were suppmWy meeting. On o ther da ys, one side or the other was meeWig with federal mediators overseeing contract negotia tions, the spokesman -. Star-check dress coat n Settlement , • Sale &40 look shoui(jebags,rrleathe _.-.'-__ I contrast stitchng and sell -. from a variety of Brazaian Jones, -( - / - trnglaai equipment main- - Polyester trench coat Aith ots of pockets a Reg. $1. Pick \,, '+ black. tan, b.)ne and navy sports for the Sanford Herald, C)ies derson, 1949; Mike the award is now the oldest Wiseic hel 1950 Ed Gordon . £.' , weather, too. Misses and junior sizes Cuded craft MIAMI (A?) National Airlines has told its employes there have been "no meantngfuI negotia tions' since bor Day In a 10-week-old strike b the International Association of Machinists. 1j \' / I - - - --•- Reg. $7. Organizer handbag viny . IJ ' 1:) enne R. oreseen - - F / breasted looks and many, many more. In eye catching patterns 7'15 fleg $35 Sit. $28 - 4 No Strike - . Double breasted hooded style pants coat fl navy, beige, blue 01 'Cd ' :=-- -- I / tan fiivy and biac wmmm_ sophisticated missile systems RECRUIT the Air Force millio ns of Airman Bernard P. Bowen, dollars son of Mrs. Mary A. Bowen of f 'DeBary, has completed Mr Townle y, li ves Mal akoff, Force basictralningand been Texas assigned to Chanute AID, 111 71* 1974 graduate of DeLand lflgh School will report to the -- -. . ed La,. 7'A -hurn. vice president; Mrs. West; Frin Kane, secretary; and John Phillips, treasurer. Absent from picture, Robert Winter, president. iedo Student Government confer with advisor Mrs. Hazel West. From left, lly MIt- s pecialized _ . AT OVIEDO HIGH O tie -. greater ()fIkt'rs (if ' .. look finish in black. Frank not only in repeated In 1966 but wet on to SHS football player trophy this glory at FSU Fall' Or, since Coach Woodruff Nine Judges hate been stresses "hitting" perhaps working on that question for the Mike Mitchell or Al Mills or buildings. STUDENT OFFICERS ,, .• Who will win the 47th annual Peter Schaal Most Valuable 4 IN • - brown tan, 'ci. flavy -/ is , Award Sgt. Townl , II 'J1I JII LIII ( saving - ,iff y ..:;•, Air Logistics Center, 11111 All, Utah. The honor was earned for - ')flQf &. i / of Seminole High School, is a missle inechanic in the Ogden I ana *nIte y_ 98 _7 The unit of Air Force Staff Sergeant Bryan If. Towrilt-y .- 11, son of Mrs. Roy Mixon of 222 Magnolia Ave., &-inford, has earned the Air Force Organizational Excellence JL - 4 + or aftef school Seminole MVP the one youth the club could not - Honored allmweather coat. lo w . Sale 25011 , I •;. banne of multi-compartment "most valuable" player will be l In oth er business, council cnargea a garbage collection money cutting. nance; $11 ,438, recreation; f3riarwtxxl subdivisio n adjacent fee for at least another year. The $512,000 req'iest which mayor and council; to SR 436 after an attorn( City council and Mayor had been approved tentatively $92,357 streets; $128,259 reprcsenting homeowners sa ani Norman Hoyd completed washackedby$86,JJtoafj) maintenance; $41,331 city deed restrictions budget pruning department approvedsumof$426,533, Floyd clerk; $30,071 parks; of that land excep or requests Tuesday night , comin family residences. up with a bilanceiJ $1,826,621g said the cut was accomplished public buildings; $29,336 single due to mathematical error f or municipal court; $zg,s civic Approved rezoning on the general operating budget, with the part. center; $39,6 general 5crcorner of Douglas Avenue and no increase in the five mill The budget is set vices; $74,275 building and SR 434 construction of property tax levy, no garbage for adoption Sept. 24. zoning and $6,650 data a new Sun Bank and office collection fee and no increase in r . - use JCPenney I "-. I 3.1' T_ -- Delayed a decision until I through a council workshop police department, were, Oct. on the requested rezoning QY honwowners have been Monday virtually untouched $347 873 fire department: to general commercial of ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 1.41 $9 Sev eral styles r U Most funds for equipment processing. . tagged 23-game winner Fergu- e b - I 1 (( I - knit shirts. / time D 'ar' I • most Save 20% on bovs' zi drove in four runs. son Jenkins for successive In the other American home runs in the first inning League games, the Oakland A's and California went on to beat beat the K9nsas City Royals 5- Texas in the first game of their 4; the California Angels beat doubleheader. Steve Hargan the Texas Rangers 4-i in the pitched a three-hitter and first game of a doubleheader rookie Tom Robson singled in before losing the second, 2-0; two runs as Texas beat Califorthe Cle veland Indians tripped Ma in the second game. the Milwaukee Brewers 6-3 and A's 5, Royats4 the Chicago White Sox beat the Reggie Jackson singled in Min nesota Twins 3-1. two runs during a four-run fifth Winni ng for only the seventh inning, helpi ng Oakland beat in the last 24 games, the Kansas City. Be ( other city charges. were stasheti or e1lminatd to Police Chief Justus Ea.ct's hold the line on taxes. department budget which got Approved, in addition to the er in o --p R al U to permit rookie Fred Lynn, only his Gnich second year of professional Angels 4-0, Rangers 12 T —f•-'•' - 1i; Ready onance Detrult Tigers 8-5 Wednesday st-vel, runs in Uk~ sixti, inning night. and crushed New York. Ile The r Yankees with a tenuous, half. in the past fl games. game lead over the Orioles and The Orioles' big inning left the Red Sox within striking against three pitchers included distance at 21.2 games behind in three walks two with the third place. three singles bases loaded The Red Sox got an extra and consecutive two-run doupush in the stretch run trot" bles by Rich Coggins and Bobby cluding a double and triple, and i.. - I Cubs 5,PhilllesZ Rookie Ron Dunn drove in two runs with a single and a double, and scored one run, leading the Cubs' attack. Rick Reuschcl, Chicago's top winncr, pitched hitless ball for the - a - In the 10th, with Charlie Hernandez eventually scored combined four-hit pitching or two runs with his 732nd ~omer Hough pitching for the Dodgers, the winning run on John rookies Dennis Blair and Dale and a single, and Rowland Of- O's C ose T0 A vim ",., Thursday, Sept. 19, 1974- HA I -. - CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 am. tO 9 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. Dial 322-5762 .5 1.0 - ,L•... .: •• • : . 41 WIT ' �--- 1 2A— Evening Herald WOMEN I BE AnneWI NNFRV , g.____..•1 - • —all -- _...::!a._ •__•• - be a winner, and get the most in Interest, and the most in safety with a Statement Savings Accour,f at our Bank. Take the right approach, and get on the right road to security. We 're ready to help you at our Bank. 4 . WINTER SPRINGS GAINING SCHOOL - r I 1 The Atlantic Banks help ("nctnu'tion of the $989,937 Winter Springs Elementary School on SR 131 is running ahead of schedule and Principal I)avid Sacr and his faculty, now at Red Hug Elementary, hope to move in ner the Christmas holidays. The 16,000 sq, It. structure will be air-conditioned and carpeted throughout and Aill accommodate 78.5 pupils in kindergarten through 5th grade in six pod areas. Eoghan Kelley is architect and Gulf Contracting of Sarasota is contractor. Atlantic National Bank of Sanford At 79, Still Going Strong SEATTLE AP - She said Her youngest mate was c-.'ly 15, now, realizing that the here and call her "Ms. Something" - the the eldest 82. now is all you have." "Ms." so she would be modern; Her message is don't give up Ms. Sornt'thing is an ino friends sex. And IneLlical students at telhgciit voimm who spent her wouldn't know that at age 79 the University of Washington professional life in newsshe's still pursuing an active are viewing a videotaped inter, papering, advertising and pubsex life. view with her to gain a better lie relations. She is the proud So, Ms. Something sits in her grasp on sexuality and aging. mother of loving and successful apartment and talks about how She is also the star witness for children. Prior to her hust,and's her sex life continued when she Caroline Preston, a 60-yesrold death at 64, she says they had became a widow at age 56. assistant professor of psy- an active sex life. Though she admits cne might Tall and thin, she has a chiatry at the University of healthy glow about her, and she Washington, who has taught a be surprised at her tally of says she's been "struggling, class the past two years on ag* partners from age 56 on, she ..,........I....,, _.......4 guig ii t r.cvcr had difficulty log diMi retirement readiness. meeting men and gives all the pleas of a suitor and inviting Ms. Preston, who also prefers credit to having a cozy fireplace him up to hes apartment. She's the courtesy title "Ms.," thinks for her and a companion to sit in afraidtheneighborswillgossip. n..i •.,s.,.. ....-. WILl lIUlJ çit: ..up sex irurn of. In the 23 years since her hus- years before they need to, and Ms. Something shoots down band's death she says she has this she believes is unhealthy. the idea that menopause is the had 35 adventures, some lasting 'One's ongoing sexuality has end of sexuality. It should be the smaller part of an evening, so much to do with your vitality viewed as another beginning, others going on for 15 years. and interest in the here and says Ms. Preston. County News Briefs Street Lights Marine Recruit A Street light will be placed on a pole at the corner of Holiday and Lake Drives in Casselberry as a result of an action by the council, Council Chairman Tom Embree said that he has had calls about the need for a light in that area because a school bus stops there and children congregate on that corner Although there Is usually a several months delay in erecting street lights, Ernbree said that "with the children in mind, we will try to get ft one UP immediately." Pediatric Forum Florida Hospital will offer a pediatric forum to the public Sept. 25, at 8 p.m., at its facility on 601 East Rollins, Orlando. The free program Is designed for parents of young chfldren and will Include a pediatrician speaking on growth and development, a psychologist who will speak on psychological growth, a safety consultant and a first aid specialist. Participating on the panel will be: Dr. Lyn Behrens, Emmy Freeman, Frank Fowler and Steve Harmon. For more information, contact Parent Education Department at Florida Hospital. - - Mul M,nr TheAI,irIè Group of Bank in UIcr,d P,'.mber F D I C uj Atlantic Bank .4 even be a pause? Women give up the risk of havinr a child late in life. TRAFlpffl 0 SALE • -V - _________________________________ Gals Arrange SJ C Comrnunity Affairs UN,TE The Seminole County corn- CONSTRUCTION Filled with enthusiasm for and in nine outreach centers teach the Basic Oil Painting chbaugh instructing. For terrarium fans and patio will munity is kept buzzing with her new job, Mrs. Brake comes throughout the county. examine ESP, class beginning Oct. 10. This course is designed to gardeners, Mrs Brake has psychokinesis, soul travel, aura activities arranged by Seminole to SJC, after an interval during Starting Oct. 8, at 7 p.m. on Another new course of in.. give a better understanding of arranged a course in Gardening (Kirlian photogrephy), and Junior College's (SJC) Division which she was married, from the Adult Education campus terest to Seminole Countians Is space age technology, and L Containers starting Oct. 15. other subjects. of Community Services, as Florida National University in will be a course in Water Colors Understanding Today's includes a study of lasers and Classes will be held from 7 in 10 Finally, the course, A participants in such programs Miami. There she was con- for the Beginner taught by Ms. Technology, which begins Oct. 8 nuclear reactors. p.m. on four consecutive Layman's Look at Mental as W.I.F.E., Slim 'n Trim and ference coordinator and later Helen Hickey. The course will at 7 p.m. The class will run for Project Greatest are aware. Introduction to Astrology is a Tuesdays. Staff horticulturist Retardation, is being prepared assistant to the president. run for 10 weeks on Tuesday 10 weeks, three hours per course starting Oct. 14 and will Sam Brasheare will teach on for Oct. 16 to Dec. 18. with Pat Continuing the busy work Mrs. Brake also has ex- evenings. Ms. Hickey will also evening with David Fun- meetMondaysfrom7:30to9:30 proper plant selections, Jones, a specialist in mentel I done by Dave Elbert, Is new Community Services Coor. perience working in the for eight weeks. James Newell, problems of light, matching the retardation problems, In. dinator Fay Brake, who has Department of State in Central Florida's first state plant to the container, fer- structing. licensed astrologer and tilization schedules, and other taken the division's helTh while Tallahassee, during which time Elbert is on a year's sabattical she studied for her B.A. degree Seminole County's only subjects necessary for sucin Spanish and M.S. in Adult leave licensed astrologer, will teachcessful ennt:d g . tc Education at Florida State which covers four dening. 117 major areas: historical dIIIU iurtfler In answer to great demand, a experience administering to SAVE ON OUR pects, various concepts, six-week course in parap. - -- -. . 1 tudentj when she operated a different catagories and sychology will start Oct. 15, THE foreign student exchange L -mechanics of astrology, taught by Jan Lederman, who program for six months in CAMEL Bogota, Columbia. ' AT PARK 'N' SHOP YOU'D Mrs. Brake hopes to inTop Sta rs Come troduce new community WALK A MILE programs as well as continuing well-attended programs such as ; defensive driving, interior Jackets To Crooms Show decorating, oil painting, the I Community Chorus and newly ______________ . -,. Iltnr Lccs im o sTab Crooms High School is t ;. formed Community Band. __________ , puriani nn.faso. staging a benefit show, Evelyne ( Shirts Also active organizing in Concert, 29at 7:30 p.m.. 'if _____ in denim programs on the SJC Adult at the Sanford Civic Center hIingI 8 corduroy, Education campus is Mrs. -e featuring Evelyne, singer a: tlatctr and tics 1 with leans Marilyn Mitchell, new CoorWilloughby's Restaurant in hcjutilulls! In Orlando. dinator of Adult Basic r .to match I men & bOYS Education Camcl... and in and General Proceeds of the show, which SIZeS Education Development willincludeover2Oprofessional Salmon too . . . zigri (A.B.E.-G.E.D.). musicians, singers and an. _ ..' AfZag stripings with ,.I' Mrs. Mitchell has been at the cers, will go to the general MA NUEL _______ ' bias-bound hi-round Brake (left) and Marilyn Mitchell talk shop college six years as a teacher activities fund at Crooms for JACOBSON necklinc, mctal.dc. band, athletics, student and assistant coordinator cf the ________ 213 E. FIRST tailed sclI.tk bclt. individualized adult education publications, field trips, and PH. 322.4712 programs conducted on other activities. us camp 100% Polyester in ______________________________________________________ The entertainers, who are _sizes A thru p donating their time and ta lents will present something for .., I' i'• ' everyone including pop, 47 standard, jazz, rock, soul, Bothers Reader SWIMMING POOLS Commercial Residentil Free Estimates Custom Built DON MOORE Building & Remodeling 830-6673 J -38 1- I ' POLLY'SPOINTERS JUST ARRIVED FROM SEARS IN ATLANTASPECIAL BIG SAVINGS ON HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES PLUS. EXTRA DISCOUNT ON ALL MERCHANDISE ON TRUCK OR ON DISPLAY ! I -- ________________________________ . . tr. 7 barbershop, classical and H) POl.t (IIAMI•:R I I in soft and AN gentle silhouettes " Washa bl el pol yester with the Chiffon Look Available in black and emerald green. )' -' I or , . _______ _______ Spotte d Bibl e Secretary Course Marine Pvt. Robert E. The Vocational Business Brownell, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Brownell of School of Seminole Junior Casselberry, has graduated College is again offering 'The recently from Marine Corps.Professional Secretary' course, basic training at Parris Wj beginning Wednesday, Oct. 2, at S.C. 7 p.m. Training included classes in The class is for students with military drill, regulations, customs and courtesies,firstoffice training or experience who wish to update their aid and history. knowledge, improve their Public Hearing skills, or those who plan to take There will be a public hearing the Certified Professional by th Winter Springs Board of Secretary examination. Adjustmcnt Friday at 8 p.m., in Instruction covers en. the city hall on a request for a variance by Cumberland vironmnental relationships, Farms in the commercial business law and public policy, zoning to permit operation of a economics of management, convenience store. The financial analysis, office p(OpOSCd store building to be procedures, communications located on SR 434 next to the and decision-making. A student police trailer and in front of may take part the entire Hacienda Village, also includes course. space for two other small Any one 16 years of age or businesses. older may enroll. A small fee is Dean's List required. Additional In. Florida State University formation is available from the named six area students to the Registrar's office. summer quarter Dean's list. They are William M. Barley, Karen M. Cooksey, John E. Pierce 11!, Beth A. Sccord end SAVE ON OUR Louise B. ZeuII, all of Sanford, and Roger A. Pratesi of Altamonte. The Dean's list Is an honor PARK 'N' roll for students earning all A's and B's during the term. -- Levi OF SANFORD THURS. FRI. SAT. SEPT 19.21 — - Thursday, Sept. 19, 1974-13A BABY BEEFJ IS ears J - Evening Herald SAVE AT OUR BANK i4T! 1 3Lt. L I .............-.. - 4 - -- ---- Thursday, Sept. 19, 1974 I L. _ .. I ; rriory/esther , ,T I) T11 I 200 N. Park Ave. Sanford I -) DEAR POLLY — I was reading my Bible outdoors and water from a sprinkler splashed on some ofthe pages leaving them very wrinkled and with the corners turned up. I tried ironing the very thin pages with a slightly heated iron but this did not help much. I hope the readers can offer me some oth er suggestions. — .lolINEl.l.E. DEAR POLLY — My Pet Peeve 1s with handcraft and need lework kits that come with insufficient materials to complete the project as the directions indicate, Fill a small plastic squeeze bottle with water and a few drops 'f detergent. Screw or tape the top In position on the bottle. Put filled bottle in your bike basket or especially in your child's basket, Whenever going on a long ride it is ready for a quick cleanup, — JOANNE DEAR POLLS — The reader who has the problem with lint being on her polyester slacks when they come out of the washer should get a yard of nylon net, put it in the dryer with her clothes and the lint will cling to the net. I keep several pieces on hand to use For this. — DOROTHY. DEAR POLLY — Turn polyester slacks inside out before putting them in the washer and dryer and have the problem solved. I find this also works with men's knit socks. — HELEN. DEAR P01.15— To discipline or train a cat! use a squirt bottle or a squirt gun i the kind used in a filling station) filled with water. Cats do not like water but this does not harm them as kicking or spanking might do. It also works as well on an older, more stubborn at as it does on a young kitten.— L.B. Country-western. "The other Half" from Sanford will play, including Paul Valiant from Crooms; Jeff Wash, bass; Robb Mott, guitar, Roy Smith, drums; Tom Hallahan, maracas; Pat Hunt, banjo; Bob Brackln, guitar; Pat Sorrell, drums; Artie Haines, percussion; Bud Wulff, piano; and special guest, Raphael Diaz. - I EVELYN!' — OPEN Men's Formal Wear RENTALS For Weddings, Proms, etc . B.L. Perkins Men's Wear 204 E. First St Ph. 322.1511 FRL EVENINGS 228 E. 1st. ST. Ja Ph. 322-3524 II DEAR POLLY - I would like to tell other homemakers that Zales Filty Golden \'cirs aind Wcsc Only Just 13 Begun. BABY BEEF I - when using a spray wax for dusting and polishing furniture they should remove lamps and other objects from table tops before beginning and th en leave them off for a while to give the wax time to dry. Much to my sorrow I only moved objects to one side, polished the other side and then returned them and there was a disceloration. — GENE. I)E All POLLY --Ik cep asmal1nctebookinrny sewing irawcr In it are the instructions for washing or dry cleaning any article ('1 clothing from which I have removed the instruction tag. Such tags often scratch or show when left in a garment. — MRS. E. S - FRIDAY E SEPT. 20 STARTING AT 6:30 P.M. TILL 9:00 P.M. REGISTER FOR THE FREE CROCK POT 11111111 -. Bring friend to rAnnrLVO and save! a 0 1;t' _ WAS I he most special girl Washer----------179 WAS 129.95 WAS 324.95 WAS 132.95 Vacuum Cleaner-._.. _$11 _ 993 Refrigerato_____s9s WAS 154.95 Freezer-------- 217495 WAS 309.$ Air Conditioner --- .269M 17 Ape WAS 309.95 Color TV ---------- '289 WAS 154.95 Sewing Machine — a a — S9oo inthework] deserves a very secial flow.. . for the U bare lep"season! dianiondsditaire, ENTIRE Clearance ALL CHILDREN'S TOPS STOCK SWEATERS PANTS DRESSES MENS.BOYS LADIFS.GIRLS $OSETIE$ TOTAL LEARANCE ALL BOYS BOYS PANTS HIRTS SUITS SPORTCOATS Long 1/2 PRICE '/2PRICE 93 WAS 224.95 Electric Range--. .....904 -_$I 9495 —PLUS $10.00 off purchases totaling $100 $15.00 off purchases totaling $150 TOTAL & Short Sleeve 2PRIC '1/2PRICE EVERY ITEM1 UNDERWEAR EXCLUDED IN THE STORE /2 PRICE OR LESS LINGERIE LOOK 'r!' ALL Choose from adazzling LADIES select iofl of styles. DRESSES MENS ENTIRE STOCK LADIES ENTIRE STOCI" MENS / SHIRTS Lonq&S TOPS-PANTS SUITS Sleeve r �-,..--------.-,.----.-.----------- -:-.-- --.--• - ..---- -... .- --- LEISURE 'ARGAIN_SECTION _ Eveninq Herald Thursday, Sept. 19, 1974 -14A JLL1 Thursday, Septi9 Eveninq Herald - , 1974—IFFA I s Bonnie 'New Land ' TONIGHT 'S TV. Facing Tou gh Tes t THURSDAY 04) America 10:30 24) Book Beat 11:00 12.6,3,9) News (24) Jeanne Wolf 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (3) Wh.t My Line (9) Truth Or (9) $10,000 Pyramid (35) Movi, (44) Green Acres Entertainment 11:00 (2,811 High Rcllers (24) Man And (6) Now You See it (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2,8) HoJIy.'.00d Squares Environment (44) The Fugitive I-00 (2. 8) Tornorro,•, (35 44) Star Trek Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line (1, 9) Lets Make A Show 12) (9) Movie Deal (6) Movie (13) Movie (24) International Performance with Galadriel 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo 05, 44) World Football 10:00 (2. 3) Movin' On (9) Dusty's Trail Francisco (9) Harry.O C cum I Knedge 11A t1UMI] (IM CS,.I (oss.aTi i $EMINOL.. 1111118.1`2111 - CAIIIIUIIy J J FFATURII N 4N II N 1Vf FI LATINO "Tough" Beaver ALSO 'Black Belt' MIDNIGHT SHOW FRI. £ SAT. 11:31 P.M 1:00 (2, I) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sessame Street I (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (13) Blue Ridge Quartet Show (35) Mayberry RFD Doris Day's "Que Sera Sera." Hogan's Heroes we figure you can use the laughs NOW more than ever! ..... le ACROSS I Cuckoo II Pl'%i(frflhIIl nicknamc IUpper 12 Jewel 13 Ai*)Ie cm " Ii Tidy 15 Knock 16 Intcni1v l3Smalkp.3ces 20 sinks in mud 21 Small ctult. 22 Seed cover SlE(*lch 5211 53 Renio ' 54 j 55 Ilanh it.rotne 56 farchaici Taj %bhaIsit, I 321kysnamt. 34Muirmats 35 IJrkkd 2Appruacli 3lmpuki et. ropells !onths.,'i c 37 Ri4*'1Icv,l I 39 Sttsxnt.jn IndIJn. _____ L. _ _ _______ 'TjjJ OTT NAr1-AV A __ 1 t 9 Build i 29 Natnr' 31 Weirder '°-' itji 17 Chemical com[JiUflJ% 19 hops kitns 23 I'art.in - 24 Group o( 40Cr s%rary 41 SmdII mp dhin a larger 42 I)vtamp 43 Cry n( - - bacchanals idayers robe ' 25 Pulpit 6Ccrta,n sirup 26 Gernuntuy 7 ,Irtcftmb 27 '.tliion form'5 S .SIith plesus 44 ('ameras "rr 47 lrnopoian Indian 5cg 50 F'ruit drink - gill Jil Jill Jill. JIMJill lIll JJl.gjlI Jill Juj ilIJI uluill Jul11 Jul Jill MEN 0 am gii 'iii won 0 MOON kya14 iili:! ONEX WZT1 üP 'o , Po 4 07 0 PeTER 00r5bA fJ0ViC* 41 'sI A3l-p II ITI III HI-P 1225 go pt - _____________ WIN o Cot. I :. *-PAGODAf' LUNCH ' $1 I • Aull*nt Am,qjcs,,Cw,,,,, Mll Til IOU II )O.IIPM II 3*. 11PM IS H IP.M M -Tp F', £5ai SvMav U t 1ib ti e s Fi* ndi ng ''' LOBSTER HOUSE MAITLAND k water? tt'.r.r. .....------------------ ... .......... . - Bradley Talking -- fnlc,iet,4Ihnr,rAhl.1m • •• '• - - - . A GIFT OF WINGS. By mci). aspects of flying, the reader can ard Bach. Delacorte. 337 Pages. sense the passion Bach feels for flying. A passion he always It's nice to find a man these carries with him, even on foot in days who really believes In the streets of Manhattan something. And Richard Bach because "...way on up there, really believes in flying, a belief way high over the canyons of that he celebrates in the ' Madison Avenue and Lexington essays which make up this and Park was the sky. It was boot;, his first since "Jona thaj there. Unhurried. Unchanged. Livingston Seagull." Warm and welcome as home." Covering almost all aspects Or in a debate with a nonflier of flying, from piloting old pro. whom he tells, "Instead of pellor driven planes to hurthng saying 'God,' for instance, let's through the skyit the stick i say 'sky.' Now the sky Isn't fighter jet, Bach is sheer God, but for the people who love oleasure to read n* ) ti'Il. nf to (lv the sky can be a symbol Cat- s When all these factors were switch to cleaner coal or to otheither nonexistant or con-er fuels, which left them vul- have been able to of the blue chips. They were the The compounding of prob. deal effectively with those finest offerings me financial big lems had already left many criticisms, one of the reasons community. They attracted utilities dazed when what many being that the public Isn't in- investors, believe could be the coup de dined to be patient with big, Institutions such as mutual profitable, comfortable corpo- and pension funds liked them. grace was administered by ris. rations. So did the big bank trusts and lfl) Interest rates and a falling Those attribu tes, however, the insurance companies and stock market, ) U , . I S annual Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association ( FFVA t convention to be held Sept. 30 through Oct. 3 at the Diplomat llotel, 11ollywood. Kaitner, a long time FFVA director, Is . Proposed Jet Cal 0 re IN DASH CAN Sit N 9995 10111111 " '00 UNTZ CAR STEREOS BOWMAN CAR STEREOS A MIKADO _ I - FREE TAPE CADDIE HOLDS 24 i ___ ... ,_ - - - - -- -' , - __ __________ ,utc "TIic nffi,.. VJVII L ___________ -- ________ _____ ______ ____ I - __ ('rne*n, flf'lf '' WWII IJWU., ,ajwcj UIC IlLs supporters are discussing him as a Democratic candidate from meeting the energy crisis "He's a black man in a city for governor of California In LEE MARGULIES with voluntary power cut backs that's predominantly white and 1978 — or the vice presidency of Associated Press Writer to public support for a rapid he has a to job being a lair the Umu!ti States In 1976. A LOS ANGELES AP — A transit system bond issue man to all his constituents. I Kennedy-Bradleyticketlsmnenblack man running a pre- and his efforts to make city don't always agree with him, tioned. (Iornmantly white city which in government more open. but I have great respect for the not-so-distant past has been He makes himself available him." Bradley says such specula. the scene of fearsome riots in at least one day a month for Says Joel Wachs, a white city tion is premature. But of more its black and Mexican-Ameri- individual conferences with any councilimn who was one of than 100 black mayors in the can communities? resident. They have drawn up Bradley's opponents In the pri. country, Bradley is reportedly Thle mind races with possible to 360 persons in a day, leaving n1ary election last year; "lie's considered by Democratic parscenarios ... the impression that anyone Who got People thinking in positive ty leaders to have the most The mayor attempts to right feels he needs to see the mayor and constructive ways ... He's demonstrated appeal to white 200 years of wrong overnight, can, been able to tap the whole corn- voters. Radicals are given positions of Bradley makes sure that munity for the resources they He was elected on May 29 power in the city government, complaints he hears about city have to offer." 1973, collecting 56 per cent of Minority group members are services are routed to the right Bradley is understandably the vote to trounce three-term I lit i ven preference in all city hir- person for action. proud of this harmony. incumbent Sam Yorty. It was a Ing. Federal funds are chan. "lie has raised the hopes of "I think it's gone unbeliev- dramatic turn-around from neled into the minority areas the people here," says the Rev, ably well," he says of his first 15 four years earlier, when the exclusivelv. Whites are out- Edgar Edwards, black commu. months in office. 4-It's difficult Bradley ship was sunk by a raged ... and fearful. nity leader and pastor of a to define some of it. It's a Yorty campaign that appealed Or ... Baptist church in Watts, where question of mood a spirit I to race. Th The mayor sees where his pa- blacks rioted for six days in see developing There 's a Part of Bradley's ap pe al is bread is buttered and 1965 great deal of support." his dedication to the job kowtows to the white majority. He caters to the rich and powerful, afraid of alienating them anomingh plitical f u. ture. The minority corn. munities feel be trayed and call I .. him an Uncle Torn. They are l embarrassed ... and angry. ... - , e - ... _all I ". -. ' The tightened rules would - - - ' made ... - - - - - ____ J •L... UIV,' Democrats of Bradley for vice mayor's ability to pull the city something that we felt everyone president in 1976. together on major issues — was trying to do before him upon him. Unable to appease one group without alienating another, he adopts a neutral number placed in jobs," ac- stance. At best he is a figcording to a joint statement urebead,soflleofleto be pointed Monday from the Labor to as a symbol to the whites partrnent and the Department of their o pen-mindedness, to the of Health, Education and Weiminorities (If what can be fare. - - RC0 11995 "I think he's trying to do the Bradley's credibility extends best he can to help them help beyond 1ty limits. A poll taken themselves," the pastor contin- last January for Sen. Alan ho happened to be black ... those who believe that his ad. can come in with their prob. mayor was the most popular ofcan effectively serve all the ministration has been plodding lems, and he tries to get oppor. lice holder in California. He people." If the demonstration and unspectacular. But more tunitics open for them when- also is president of the National works, there's talk among often heard is praise for the ever he can and that's not League of Cities. The new rules "will result in substantial Increases in the t . to demonstrate that a "man tration. __ O4, 0 dcminantly white city, is trying n'arly three million, Approval of Bradley is by no means universal. There are require Some poor people to seek work in order to qualify for Or welfare payments has been The mayor is paralyzed by Proposed by the Ford admirus- the diverse demands - 8 TRACK aill MDt'I1 Harold Kastner of Sanford will be chairman of the 31st Welfare Revis ons AM/FM At flT11D HAROLD KASTNER once endeared the utilities to the widows and pensioners, who By nature, utilities are big the financial community. Yes, could be assured of dividends, borrowers, their capital ex they were profitable, and they Uninterrupted di%idends was penditures for plant and equip. had an assured market, and tile trademark of utilities. ment being enornsous. in times chairman of the Seminole County Port Authority, 'Aas The problems mounted dur- past they have almost always first United Fund of Sanford they paid regular dividends. That made them prime in- ing the past decade. All o ver the been welcome in the credit chairman and is a menberof nation utilities found them- markets because of their stabilvestments, the fl da State Advisory But now, to their distress, the selves on the defensive from it)'. Committee for Agricultural utilities are losing their finan- environmentalists who forced But now, with high interest Education. cial frien(Li. And. with almost delays in new plants so as to rates pressing down on their nowhere to turn, they may seek protect nature, profits, the conservative in. to make 'riends with the federal At the same time the demand vestors who typically lent monfor electricity was soaring, ey to the utilities had reason to government in Washington. The difficulties have more which meant those new plants worry. One after another "ofthan one origin. Some critics were needed as never before. fering" of bonds and debenblame the ecologists who de- Management wasn't able to tures attracted fewer takers layed plant construction. handle the situation some than anticipated. i - of a pre - WASHINGTON I API .\ tightening of welfare rules to K 10% OFF , Again for ecological reasons, t SANFORDox.0 SALE K ''i ' - utilities never Fo r Veep SPo t In 76 Bradley, black mayor siderably smaller, shares of nerable when oil became scarEperience Indicates that the utilities were among the bluest cer and prices higher. " FLORIDA mnnsw. always raising rates? Aren't they the polluters of air and MUNTZ TAPE CITY 667 N. ORLANDO AVE. (HWY 17-92) - niihli,' Ar-n't th.iv thø S. 322-3281 322-960 - .1'f ffi H MA$ .L. _____ ., EDITOR'S NOTE — Tom menLs of this sprawling city of YORK (AP) Seldom Others criticize the regulators. claim it was unmanageable. do the na tion's power utili ti es Some point to complacent Brownouts and blackouts en elict much sympathy from the management. The rise in the sued. NEW or an .. 10, FRIED SHRIMP, CLAM OYSTER DINNERS '1.95 mdkii6A k. ' , -. ' True Friends Rare IS HAVING THEIR FIRST ANNUAL] C . Dems Cr1d'i Cards Acc*pId SEMINOLE PLAZA ISIS Diiê* Hwy It,? Cwq,.Fia FROMSUNSSEPT,1STHRUSAT,SEPT21 Doc' A 1, L with the - au ,.. &.-.-. Kay Jewelers Awards Certificates S peaker T. rell Sesaums, w. 13th St. _______ _____ j idea that the old one, planning." Future Appropriations Chair. Kay Jewelers in the Mary A. Garbenches, Orlando; of to ,000 for over 57 years to 60 days for a full refund if immediately in front of it, will man Ed F ortune, Pace, has Tampa, modified some of Petti. be torn down. The Cabinet Altamonte Mall awarded ten and Fred Martin, Sanford, in over 111 stores In 16 states, they are not satisfied—this Secretary Betty Faulk of Orhas hired another Mormon, Jim grew's improvements two $50 gift certificates to winners not made that decision, how The new Kay Helms of the Board of Regents mond Beach has apparently Iiirin' 'Hr grand pcng is managed b Altamonte store Davis states that even though policy is unique to the industry. years agn, ronvpr!inf, offices Oktik Ddvi5, Kay Jewelersare noted fur The jewelry store also has a staff, ;is conunittee staff direc- learned tier pol next to the speaker's suite into a the Cabinet will decide to de- tor. Helms and Tucker attended well from her celebration. Iteceiving cer. formerly Mdnager of the their diamond expertise, they popular trade-up program conference room. tificates were Grace Mills of Columbia Mall Kay Jewelers in also carry famous name whereby any stroy the newer wings of the old ('rawfordvifle diamond at Kay lie is Bill France, a leading Maitland; High School toNow Tucker is moving the Mrs. Peter Decatur, Ga. Jerry Poe, for- watches like Bulova, Accutron may be returned and its full Capitol, which are in good gether and have been pals for state supporter of Alabama Rules Committee, converting Camacho, Orlando; Mrs. inerly with Kay in their and Seiko, as well as Linde purchase price credited condition, and preserve the 1845 some time. its room into offices. He's also Gov. George Wallace and Mildred Altamcnte Chattanooga store, will be Stars, genuine stone jewelry, toward' the purchase of a core section, crumbling but not Tucker's c hief aide, Gerald chairman of the 1972 Florida Springs; Blair, following the lead established Mrs. Walter Johnson, without ~istorical larger stone. lighters, and fine silver, Sternstein, is Jewish. And llow- delegation to the Democratic Winter Park; Selina Brickman, assistant manager. two years ago by former Senate Kay Jewelers, known as Tbe The Altamonte Mall Kay The Kay Jewelers Altamonte ard Knight, who worked under National Convention, President Mallory Home, 1)Orlando; Janille Serum, Winter Diamond People," have store will follow chain-wide Jewelers store offers its own In. the France lost a bid for election Park; Meanwhile, Roger Nichols, Tucker on the House Commerce Tallahassee, in separating the P.C. DeVillaggio, Winter specialized in diamonds and 'policy of letting customers house charge or the customer Committee, was one of the first as a delegate to the Midterm Springs; Vivianne leadership offices from the rest Sessurns' top aide, says J. Sandoval, fine jewelry with a price range return any merchandise for up may use any major credit card. Democratic Conference. Mrs. y a pair of y installed b Faulk won easily. double doors Tucker In front of the House legislature. • D"rPrizo Ist,indAlrd "You don't need a cosigner," __, • BOOK REVIEWS Tc,.. '- ,Vr',.. ' - ) C) NEAC oi WPtAT !UP _____ _ chamber, H,,I s'Opp,,i C.'tø "for a check that size you'll clearing house for their phony S2SIW COI,1IC, oaös )"H3 expense account items. "Whom do you suggest?" inquired Paul, somewhat taken aback. "Oh, I don't know," the cashier a male came back. "Who are you working for on I the lot?" (groo "Irwin Allen," said Paul. "Oh." said the e.RhI.r "hi. name Newman's vexation didn't end there. Producer Allen agreed to endorse Paul's check only If the superstar made his request on the intercom system Includes Conch Chowder, Choke of Cole Slaw in trout of the entire cast and Tossed Salad, French Fri. or Baked Potato and Hush crew of "The Towering Puppies. Inferno." CHILD'S DINNER 95c That sounds like the newest HOURS: SUN,. THURS. 1I:30A,M..IOp,M. version of the famous studio FRI. 11:30A.M. - ll:oop.M. SAT.4:3op.m. . it P.M. gateman story—oldest trick in COCKTAIL LOUNGE press agent history. Except that I once cashed a HIBALL 75c MOST COCKTAILS Ist check with the same cashier 2508 and he gave me the same French routine until he realized that I was the columnist of the swne name. p1topucTion BIJaRA - . . "All I earp nhnid iq whrthrr they're competent or not," garage sale." following an established TuckeL said. Stone, t former he secretary legislative "I will have tradition spent less lie said Knight may either th an of remodeling offices in the any other speaker spent on re- of state and a Democratic Sen- Join the speaker's staff or be ate runoff contender, removed considered for Commerce Cornleadership suite. modeling." he said. the doors to his office when he inittee staff Although legislatiye leaders That m be so, but Tucker is was elected to the Cabinet traditionally serve only two remodeling offices that "ill be nearly four years ago. Stone years, virtually all of them In either vacated or obliterated was dramatizing his Maybe John French, state support of the recent past have felt the newhen the new Capitol is com- open goverrunent. tkiilocratic party executive dicessity to revise the office pleted. rector, had the best perspective Aides don't have to be Moron the primary election. French mons to work for Tucker, but Former Speaker Richard The new Capitol is slated for D-I Vis ith I from and his wife, Jeanna, took a Pettigrew, 1)-Miami, four years April 1976 completion, although apparently it helps. Two of three aides on the fu- week vacation in Jamaica Just ago spent thousands of dollars Tucker says, "My personal before the primary. ture speaker's staff are, like in moving and expanding the feeling Is that three years will "it was a lull time for part), Tucker, Mormons, 11w are house leader's office from thebe pushing it." leg. activities," he explained. "We press aide Ken Driggs and east to the west side of the The new Capitol Is designed islative aide Steve Campora. had completed most of our need a cosigner." drama, 4 hum in a way 5. Roman ______ ______ A 10 Spouse 57Asianhniida 10) 26I'JIL'hsetxEI '' 77 tiroadwa', hit sign 3 Cot., L AN L D 49 E%iKgt,r.ov% 300v.racoi I_____ _____ I 12fli.cprot' 45 HiitI(s 24 Greekietter KID N * r P1 E A - 40 Frminirk- flICkflJITW blackbird 4(,rcrk L I gnomon : f leadership offices "come from Dick Stone's office. He had a .....•.. : u1',S1I5lbimhh5up : ct ceptable he said, "because I have always wanted to mee taguywho ate 52 HOLI4YIOOD NANA— lunches in one week at the Superstar Paul Newman, whom commissary." 20th Century-Fox must be This happened several years paying $1 million, a dollar more ago when studio publicity or a dollar for staffin Irwin Allen's 112 million ployes.Whenevertheyneededa suspense drama, "The little extra cash, they would Towering Inferno," arrived at p hony on their expense acthe studio broke the other day. counts that they entertained a Newman called the studio member of the press at lunch. cashier and said he would like Since that inddent—which to cash a $200 personal check, actually happened — press "Sorry," the cashier replied, agents have established a Answer to Previous Puzz A-LL _ARBARA I RECORDS '. optimistic. She has had This and That A By JAMES BACON But Bonnie is young and ONO S NOT" happens." Sounds a little like OPEN r : answer: "No, we are like a cork in water. Whatever happens, Nenoornooci (44) Bonnie didn't mention it, but Minnesota. Scott Thomas is she and Thomas have double cast as the husband, Christian Larsen, and Bonnie Bedelia as his wife, Anna. I asked Bonnie if she were concerned about the time slot. She gave a philosophical (24) M1ter Rogers For Turns Tune I TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Tucker contends that his im— House Speaker.desijnatp '.•" It3. Uldil Don Tucker, 1)-Tallahassee, is $3.000. Scandinavian, but they pass may help it survive a clob. because of their blond iuir. bering by "All in the Family" Each had to have a dye job. and "Paul Sand's Friends and French Lovers." "I'm Irish, Newman's Credit 6:00 (2. 6, 3, 9) News (13) Ernes Tubbs Show (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00(2) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light Newlywed Game 2:30 (2,3) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My Life (33) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2. 3) Another Wdrld (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (3$) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges 3:30 (2,3) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (33) Penthouse Barnyard (44) Leave It To That Girl (35) Florida Lifestyle (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2, 3) Name That "Tender Loving Care " Music Tomorrow 9:30 (3) Starts Tomorrow Peikin (9) News (44) Variety 12:53 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 3) News (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2,3) Jeopardy (6) As The World Beaver Closed Thursdays I (13) Wesleyan Sweepstakes (9) To Tell The Truth (33) Not For Womon Only (44) Leave It To 7:33 & 9:13 (6) Andy Griffith 5:30 (13) -Carolina Country 12:30 (2, 0) Celebrity Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas TRUTU ENDS TONIGHT (44) Mod Squad 5:00 ( 2) News With Helen (44) News 8:30 (9) Movie (35) Mothers In Law (44) Tennessee rcevz i..?Is•*I$t$ T*?ltI (35) Batman 5:15 (13) Women's Newsthe territory that became (35) Big Valley (44) New Zoo Revue IL __ - (6) Young And Restless Jackpot (9) Password (6) C.DArrh (f)) News (9) Bore 7:30 (44) Conversations iv) Streets Of San (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood wo ear enure or ,..,,i (24) Electric Company story of an immigrant Scan- Waltons' helped pave the way (35) Lost In Space dinavian family who settle in for this series." 12:00 (2, 44) News Jeannie 6:30(6) Summer Semester (a) Today In Florida 6:35 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2, 3) Today reasonable success as an ac- trouble in the 8 to 9 p.m. time and Swiss, that sort of thing,,, tress, starting at 12 when she slot on Saturdays. Bonnie explained. "Scott is had a running part in the Scotch and English." In addition to "All in the HOLLYWOOD—What do you daytime soaper "Love of Life." Family," they will be up Thomas, who was present for put up against "All In the She co-starred on Broadway against CBS-TV's new comedy the inter%lew, said he thinks Family?" That's the annual in the two-character play "My series with Paul Sand. partof theseries' appeal will be 'I ...-'I—1 quandary (aced by the rival Sweet Charlie," a performance lZ anslj ,J AiiL when sa..0 .. which won her the Theater andcouldcauseplentyofratlng the environment was UnABC-TV has had a succession World Award. problems for "The New Land." cluttered. of shows that perished in the "The Immigrants" Is her lie plays a boss pla yer with the "It's nice to look back to the face of Archie Bunker and his first TV series and she thinks it Boston Symphony in the series. time in our history when the sometimes laughable has a chance. land was beautiful, w hen the i saw the pilot of "Paul prejudices. Last year the "I loved the film 'The Sand's Friends and Lovers" streams were clear so you could viutitit v,as "The Partridge Immigrants,' "she s-aid.The and (kink from them, and when the found it top-notch comedy. Family." New Land' was a sequel, and I The situations in which he can air was crisp and unpolluted." This fall the heat is on a new like that one, too, be involved are unlimited. It is this hack-to-nature ap• 4:15 (13) Teach In 5:00 (9) Mission Impossible AFTERNOON Almanac 6:25 (2) I Dream of ?:)C (2,3) lronside (44) Gomer Pyle 11:55 (6) News 6:(J (9) SunrIs J!..'b!ee 6:10(2) Sunshine Special Beaver (6) Love 01 Life (9) Brady Bunch FRIDAY (13) Movie (24) Prime Time 8:00 (2..$) Sierra (6) The Waltons (9) Odd Couple (24) Evening at Pops (35) Rat Patrol (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (9) Paper Moon (35) Pre.WFL Council (35) Leave It To 10:30 (2.3) Winning Streak (6) Gambit (35) The Saint 11:30 t2.8) Tonight Show (6) Movie Theatre (24) Lilias. Yoga and You (44) Gilligan's Island (13) Orlando City (44) Father Knows Best With Cornt'ounr.i (13) Zane Gre ll -. (6) Joker's Wild (35) Romper Room M if By JOSEP11 TIIESKEN The Herald Services - 'litneveci. all- Or.. —I.— ' _____________ _______ _ -- " -' .. ____ -___ __ - Aoki �- 11 2B-Eveninq Herald .~ tw Thursday, Sept. 19. 1974 _._w 21?!_ -4 &M-0 - ..: SENIORS' . 9._v'%.%r' - - I3~ -- - _.... --. 00e ----... // ______ _•_i U --. SF1'TFJ.IBER 2 -1 - -'r' tti of I _1 Austria, t consider cuttIng S I W 1U drome n y COMPACT U)MING L.%I'.N1s a ton for recommended a uniform line • crude oil production as a Monza 2-plus-2 Is a four passenger hatchback sportslcr that has keep prices CHEVROLET'S No bucket seats In the froat and seating for two In the rear. The Some sources within the Or. rear seat can fold Into a cargo area. Front lighting fntures dual ganization of Petrole SPORtY um Ex' rectangular headlamps. porting Countries (OPEC) said Arab members planned to meet separately and would talk about the possiblity of another oil n A 1"*# ' all, I J BER rg en otes L i estyl e D thwart that tendency, forcing NEW YORK (A?) - Finan.. Mines %*m7U1U - Attract To -si ts I . 19 . -- - --- --- -- --- - - 10 I ion n ucat Ed - ILjI r-i--,I Winter Springs Senior Citizen Club-Highlands Club House675 Shepard Road-4th Friday-1O:30 A.M. Young At Heart- St. Andrews Presbyterian Church-40913 Bear Lake Road-Forest Qty-id Thursday of the month 1:00 ""'t I P.M. 4/ / WORLD ALMANAC -- FACTS 11 I Astrodorne I ., 7N- I- - t 1 1 /4 - .1 /) Fr - ' - ç L,. ' . - ....' -M;. 11 I which covers 750,000 - -!]- ! si . - square feet and is adjacent to the tWflOUS Strodorne, The World Almanacnotes The Ast odome I3theIargestdomeintheword and has an Inside diameter of - I' Li - ' . . ' - _. 4 . , .__ ~, - -- - • L.., 13 ,4 ' -' - A -• ___________________________________ - I t ''Q ------- -- - p i i -, / _______ 7 - - 1. LINIC and an outside diameter - Z - '~_ . :'%•, =1 - 'Oe !111 i _ , W~E ~ W~ , RC LAY l AU NEW SUMMER SCHEDULE a 18" CLOSCOSUNDAY MONDAY- Private Parties -TUESDAY- Private PartIS ,4,; f b. 1 -- - 7" 'b" 1 Ill______?.T...4#f TUESDAY-Sr. Hockey s:3o P.m. Mv, Dance Fre estyle PUBLIC SESSION -' i - - \. 4 TW fint things first &w befOre you Dance Class ------------------ - ___ --- %91 1. ' Y-16 16'x 3/4" Reg. Price .. 7:3&10:30 FRIDAY . I I Mornlng Ski te .- OPEN FRI 3IITES I ;iiilil. V -, V I! - SKATINCi RINK 2700W 25th St (SR 46A) - _- -- I/ / I Sanford I nig E FIRST 208 E. - I - -' ysPyI,p*cu --- . - I SHOE STORE FEDE - PH. 322-0204 ST SANFORD OIFICf 312W Fuit Street - - ` k C'i "°h• INSULATION __ s - 1089 ' Reg. Price. 259 Scottys Sale Price 99 a_Yn9fnAffP11ELECTRIC POWERED c with alternator. 5000 Bonus S Fertilizer (bag) 7500 Bonus S Fertilizer (bag) 16 95 Shock-mounted Briggs & Stratton engine. - 99 6 x 61 "It 10 69 2EOJ Boruis S Fi'rtilizer baijl 2500S T urf B I J _____ 8 95 745 (box) i , 245 'i 5 JIJ( Price - SIb Shrub Et Tree Fertilizer Scotty a Sale Price tb weed preventer (box) 11 53 . I-P Ro.) 7AL SCOT ui CARPET I an1to 9.1.J I I j that provides comforting - .4 I ji~ .3 " ,..-' - refreshed summer . CO You'll 6 sq, y& i ns ,-" CLO S ET Reyuljr Price 359 ,•., f'' EXT TRIM PAINT qts & gals. enjoy ii SOoz Ru/jr Price R0 Scatty a Sale Price 12995 irir.i i" . A, - ~ ~0 VIIIAGI BLACKSMItH' ....r ': ___V~_l -' - e [ 4 /fl SALE PRICES GOOD SEPTEMIIER2Othru2S _____ d ,,I 1. ".A404%11461 - I AIR CONDITIONING 10 Br l" )I 'Po '. 700 FRENCH AVE, - 6 SANFORD Motor developes to ModeI9llO Regulir Price Sanford 59-95 - Scotty's Sale Price PH: 323-4100 HOURS: 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY 4 915 CITY (opening S4" "I -' - -------- ---:- - -- - - - - 'T; - -- - - _ - -, , ,, . _~ I - - ~ _~ 1 7 88 Total comb;njtion 1091, Sale Price '-; . / TUB WALL KIT Scotty - -_ SANFORD HEATING & 2609 Sanford Ave., 1'1_~~ Beige or Olive Price includes inst3llation ___ MAGNOLIA \__ Do V')111 ( ()RIV. talle d . ~. _E-~~_ I " - EXT. HOUSE PAINT iIltierr - GRADE AQUALIT', ~_ C - Scotty's Sale P'ice BRIGHT FUTURE 185 100% NYLON SHAG 12 widths 17 colors Discontinued -1 ' 11 ,--3A- 4 lvt'l.~ I 200/ OFF - - - , 1 ~1- t.r 11 I All colotn. Scott 'a Price .,,, I.'-.. A_ -. qt. 2.54 36" CUT •8H.P. 5 lb Shrub 6 Tree Femlizer 23 ft roll 23 95 couy Price _. z Has 12- volt battery 1995 1495 19.95 ,-. 3' *24 107' sq ft roll Price ,ncludesjnstallation ovt'r SOoz iffle cushion ' A. LE -. ' 14.95 I Scotty s Price warmth in . ic treated to prevent PLUG Scotty' s Price standards and brackets. 1'," x 5" LAVATORY decay. Precut to fit standard Topenill 1695 'I Save energy - Save fuel! added to retard s:aiic PH.322-6390 O'.IIDO OFFICE *INTER PARK Ofrici LoNGw000 OFHCL ORANGI OFFICI 1250 tee Road State Road 43$ at U. S. 1792 SSS Ifltrrprit' Road Oviedo Shopping Cm ter 61 . INDUSTRIAL ENAMEL PAINT:Allcolors it's an efficient, quiet, A , \A / F SEMIN V J ,V ar ~ 1oQA See our complete selection I4I F 7500 Bonus B F t. . .,0--% living In your house all 1q; f ' - U - Made of f nger joint of single/double/triple FERTILIZER \....________,_____.#, ' on ill hi $ Price / F1 - Highlander Hickory Scotty 'j EXTERIOR JAMB SET 4.39 3.69 '- Pr nted Vinyl on Ply~% Hampton Hickory / -. ?."-If PH.121-93S3 1 ' -I' Sale Price Price S co o tty y's Price Sale Price (1 !' ;i, ' - /I -_ ME -, 1 6 ____________ I 10:00.12:00 LODEE .; - - .- Late Skate -------- 10:30-l2:00Z iZ . AA~~oo _.. / before they spend. If you're one of those people who has re-ordered his priorities, come to FIrst Federal of Seminole. We always put first 6 D-~##. 1. on II Ir ),) Reg TUDOR SHELVES ______ PANELING Al ea. 919 98 BRACKETS 2" x 7" x 10" pair 5 89 4.69 Counter Tops with minimum purchaseof$300.00wothof Haas Base and Wall cabinets, IIMM__- 99 k 79c '' - on White Leather Post Formed Kitchen D 1' ar.dBluestuds. 50%OFF - Scotty' s Sale Price on to your home project 'U x 10" x 2'. ... '.. ' L1['I1ico.c.iim.'J / .1 because by saving COUNTERTOPS; .: 0=1 You Get 0. ' Seminole, we think a lot of people are agreeing with us more and more people are putting first things first. - - be %- ' - One sign of maturity is the abIlity to sacrifice the immediate gratification of some Impulsive "want". - . for a more lasting, meaningful satisfaction in the future. And at First Federal of - ~ ' - POWERTAPE N" (171 COOLING - 5:00- 5:45 - '--'- 8' E - . Cabinets at reg. - - / prices _____________ x .- by using colorful Red White .- "p' \ 11 . ,p> tp" -_ _~ l Siimmpr 2" *4" ALL AMERICA Add a touch of tradit- -J IT __ ,•U beautiful model kitchens A Scott y's salesman will be tiappy to help you plan your - I'l . ome to Scotty's and see out Scotty's HEATING - 10,W11:00 4 4 'j - • THURSDAY . ' 6. , - I Says 1 6 30 7 IS 7 aO 10 30 Fundamental-, gi nners P :45 Adult Class I ( - -- O-S KITCHEN CABINETS 11- , I't 1) P"i ri(1 lU.KII' wa Iii 1' • ! - ! -- WaRLDWWOOD HAAS ALL WOOD 1 ____ I - - - - 9. " w -------- - - ""', .- . ') ' -" - - - - KBA cor - ____ - '7.0 I lessons, hold their tutors the students walked out on their capti ve, destroy property and black teachers, sayIng the) generally wreak hasoc in a would onl) return if white recti v e graduateteacherssserehlredto move to Initiate teach them ac tion 7 Ill ' - discipline has become all-too- aged the school bus. - ____ - Students at another school In back up demands for sweeping Nyanza on the shores of Lake campus reform. U ni versity au- Victoria in Central Kenya dethorlueshavesaldltmaynotbe manded good food and bed sheets. To make sure their dereopened for a few months, The pattern of student in- mandsgotattention,theydam- -- . .- I f'liIVIIW 1 l - -. - - )k . country's highest Institution of oted at the school. The labora. learning, Nairobi University, tory, library, generator and ofwhich was closed down mid-Au- fices were destroyed. Damage was estimated at $150,000. st afte Its 5,500-strong " - - " I F - rmeated the corridors of the headmaster's residence and ri- _______ - r J n jc - body refused to end a week-old boycott of lectures to -1 '-- I W _ _____-" . ,-- - ra_lt_~ - '(/'\,.') - a number of secondary schools pledge In writing that they will by education authorities in re- be of good conduct henceforth. cent months. Strikes Secondar students at one by rids dents In support i e IJUS Distr ict n ranging from better w.s to schoolfl sanitary condi tions have led to Western Kenya could not flush their toilets beca use of a sewthe closure of others. age block, the wrecked the rebellion has also The air of - - A C,_1 dents have forced the closure of repent, pay for the damage and - '. - - __ 1 IF i'! .'ll: \ School authorities retaliate Kenya's school system has be- by expelling the students "en come virtually paralyzed by masse" and closing down the classroom violence that some- school, declaring that the milltimes spills over into the tantstudentswillbereadmitted only on condi tion that they streets. Hooliganism and riots by stu- come back with their parents, I - . - - NAIROBI Kenya (AP) - - • e r -- ..m - . - . '_% ,,, ,. I , level covered faclhty Is the .-' __ _______ 1111 III I -- . - V' Al ' (It JA - -I - - 1fl IlIi - - ' """," i" -t I I - . - T ,T.' -- . '. ' 1 I 1. %.. 1 -, *9 ;~i ---'- - . , . -- , a 1' - . ' ' the Women's U Overbrook I...seIberry. Thrty-Nlsers (1u- meets Sta. Peter & Paul-Golderrodlot FrIday of the mouth-7:30 P.M. Village Club- St. John's Villa ge-Fern Park-meet 1st 91 -, ___ . - _. - r . 1, - __ I .; .- =~__ !'vfr - 1 musical instrument. "We don't expect them to play it, but they Nurses In neat blue frocks and enjoy handling it," Mrs. JelInwhite aprons handed out the In- kov said. "By the time they are struments - ebony sticks, two years old they are used to triangles, bells, nirnba rattles and thoroughly enjoy the rhyth- while the "orchestra" quick mic songs," she added walked In with the instrwnent. '. . - and ior the nunger ha regularly. By the tL'! t!e babies ace year-old toddlers they are trying to Join In, and ; . ., .' Babes ! - ol .ha ti happy littic girl t.cn thc head of the creche, dark-haired blueeyed Vera JrPnkovn, herself a - - - Of - ----. j .. pt 1%- Injects 8-year-old Danya. froin Egypt in the 1967 war. "There are foxes, wolves, lluge sections of the triangular hyenas and antelope, and birds and scor pions and crawly peninsula with its wild moun "i thins and vnd trrt touched by inan. But parts of it we've got rats in our house." resemble a military junkard Zucker folded his New York insurance business, and his Wired-off fields of land mines, wrecked planes and tanks lie In wife left her job as an editor for B'nai B'rith to spend 3 years some from the 1956 Suez camtrekking thr ough Europe, th ( e paign and some debris of last Mldeasll~ India and Africa in a motor home. They settled In a cluster of four prefabricated Israel may eventually return huts perched on the bay here much of the conquered Sinai to J ust before last October's war. Egypt, but in the meantime, Their new home gave them a numerous zones have been set grandstand view, aside as nature reserves. , . ngers , I . ' Fi Thursday, Sept. 19, 1914-30 ly took their seats and Joined The nurses, one for each four with nurses In rhythmic singing children in the . . ;ind playing. Those who had no use m elodic i nstrume n ts . . I instrunwnt clapped their hands the childrea join in at will. The to emphasize the rhythm. songs chosen are often local folk songs or nursery rhymes. . "Children perceive and enjoy on 4. e begins, "The mill ers are . the rhythm before they take in happy when their mil l clip . "fl 11 the melody. Sometimes they ,, fI and the , .--.. .r.-J , -."& :;"&6 UCAVIC ~neer desert town where Zucker e-V clops," liberally sprinkled borska worked out a method of -N runs the Israel Nature Re- Sharm el Sheik, at the southern introducing musical and rhyththey learn to speak properly," through the ditty, provide the A , Aft - _______ . Jelinkova siad. serves Authority in the south~4 : opportunity to beat the sticks mic stimuli into the lives of 3. em Sinai. The war added to iucker's month-olds. She recommends and clap hands to emphasize . . '. . In the cloak room hung a lkopk think lhrt t nothing job at the daily znii SiO1th tht th-' _-_-A..i4~;~_ __ -.mnuUthnbed notebook COnin the desert, but they're wrong, "Pollution can be a leaking nurse play first a tape recordThe range of instruments is ear-old children take their place s ready to be taining the words of songs chfl- extended as children progress It's fascinating. Right here In oil tanker or a smokestack, but Ing of classical music to Induce . dren learn In Eytan's territory - which is we have a tremendous problem the right allnasphere. Then the the creche. "The to the 3-year-old group. All chit-In a Prague creche, which sect ion bigger than Israel there's an with just plain garbage," he ex- nurse takes over and, singing a cares for the infants of em- which the human voice has a thusiasm the proffered simple a nurse said. "The children dren join in the singing and Egyptian temple, old in- plains, picking up an unexfolk song, picks up and hugs a ployed mothers from 7-months particularly soothing effect on musical Instruments and un. want to sing dancing but there are no solos. at home too and scriptions carved in the rocks, plaided niachine-gun bullet and baby and dances with him em- to 3-years-old. a nurse was seen the baby first separated from selfconselously played, danced want their mothers to Join in," "We don't want to encourage coral reefs in the Red Sea and adding it to a deadly collection phasizing the rhythm of the softly crooning to an 8-monthold its mother. Meanwhile older and sang. she explained, prima donnas," Mrs. Jelinkova endless things to explore." Mrs. in the glove compartment of his tune. baby passing through the children in the 2 and 3-years "The guitar, the guitar, we Nurses sing and dance with said. Zucker says. panel truck. "And there are animals," _____ conciemions from the West in insujranc~ policy owners frorn their feelings that a con. the Middle East. borrowing the cash value of wvative posture is safe3L It their insurance, claiming that my be that they have no majormov3woukjrujfrfl loan oft-In a parodyofShake- choice. the Vienna talks but the spearlose both teif and pol me ooing sdromne % agendas alone served as reicy. showing up in other areas also. Tarpon Springs Trip- Visit and see the romance of Sponge minders of the power held by Since there Is no rule that Total consumer credit-not in. fishing producing countries. says the money must be paid cluding borrowings on insur. %-Wt the beautiful Greek Cathedral and the church of the famous MURRAY, Idaho (AP)-The and never get anything. or you continuing coMmunity-wide OPEC's Economic Canmi.s. back In a specified time, they ance--exreeds $180 billion now, Ennis paintings. Enjoy the unique shqs along the waterfront, sign near the Four Square could become a miionalre epidemic of gold fever last year had recommended a 14 per argue, the borrower 5Ofl1UZneS and appears to be climbing Mine, dormant since 1934, overnight~" Kress said when he found what was then cent hike in the pw&A price of perrrdts loan and interest to after a brief early summer EMIIE.R 18 hardly encourage "I think this Is good gravel. I reported to be a half-pound cTUde oil, now $11.65 a barrpJ. erode and even destroy the p01. pause an . Crystal PJVer Trip- Set aside a day to leam about earl), would . amateur dug it from around the nxts of a nugget from a shaft sunk in his M* ket price for t oil is icy's value. tha We sill go to Cr mar y stal River Florida - before the white man. $,Use brWges at your own risk cedar tree that must be a couple bedroom behind the bar. So he about $9.50 a barrel, but the iflStawijvflt Cvwt1 Nevertheless, policyholilers where Florida Rangm will guide us past old Indiar Mounds and ill f hundred years old." named it the Bedroom Gold Arab oil embargo last winter today owe more than $21 billion that is repaid in regular weekly by exhibits in the museum. We will stop at the Yulee Sugar Mill A skeptical compaplon sa id: Mine helped push the price over $ a to Insurers for loans taken out or monthly payments, IIi8ktS and have a boat ride at the beautiful Hwuwa Sprinp. Trip will cuted." But Bob Kress wasn't at all "You don't get rich frorn pan. the The nugiet, displayed in barrel. with t1wir policies as coilateral. up the bulk of consumoer credit, include a luncheon at the Hohday irm at Crystal River. unfriendly as he sat in his front ning. Why, if I found a nugget Wallace Elks Club, probably One Iranian official at the Thie figure compares with $7.14 totaling close to $152 billion on yard, panning for gold with the the size of a pea I'd probably contains about session said the exporters billion In pre-inflationary 1964 Aug. July alone. aid of a garden hose. get drunk to celebrate." Cl u b s 7belemnint-wa"tribo vure eold and sli2htly mor, wanted to boost oil revenum "People come all the time Many Murray residents are than two ounces of quartz, an through taxes that should hit more and more famthes are Abig reason for the continued , Aondering what gold looks optimistic that gold, which now assayer has said. But the dis. company profits but not con. using credit to finance a life i=ease, It appears, is the like," Kress said. "But I can't sells for about $l0 an ounce, col-ery of the nugget was WfltTS. style made more expensive by rising price of automobiles. Altamonte Springs Friendithip Club- Altamonte Springs see how you can miss it. Noth- my double in price. first significant gold find in Jarnshid Amouzegar, Iran's inflation. To some extent, this When car prices rise, 1lh* Civic Center-Magnolia Avenue--Altamonte Springs-meet 1st ing else looks like gold." There are stories of hidden Murray since the Iflfls when minister of the interior, said the marks a bieak with the past. amount owed rises also. Strapand &d Th ursday of the month-10:30 A.M. The !our Square gold-tung. riches in the timbered hills dot- lege nd has it, 350 pounds of gold governments wanted to Impose Bankers, Insurers and other ped for funds, car buyers •) pten mine is two miles south- ted with colorfully named wcxe recovered by a dredge in new taxes of about 35 to 40 cents lienders have long noted the ten- choose nwre avdit rather than Angles Elderi-.- St. Angustme CathOliC Church-3 Sunset west of Murray, a histo ri mines c mmke li th e wakeup J im, one sweep near chriswhe- a barrel They decided on 33 dency of families to reduce bigger down payments. Drive-Casselberry-meet d Tuesday of the month Al.!. ing town that was home for 10,- Dew Drop, Treasure Box, cents a barrel. Gold. their credit when recession While these trends develop, Od company obwrms at the threatens. They turn con- lenders are studying an even "We let people pan on the 1st Wednesday of the month- 000 in its heyday in the IMs. en Chest and Terrible Edith. Spurred by higher gold prices 10'OO A .M. Kress pointed to the heavily- muck pile without chrge," session said any increase In servative, learning to cut waste more worrisome set of figures and the discover of a haillpound timbered hillside behind thie Mrs. Christopherson "K --It taxes would be passed along to and frills. It is a wU-protective that indicates the burden is be. &yz Onb- meet 1st BaptIst Church-Activities BufALng- nugget last year, three gold Four Square mine and mill, gives the kids something to consumers. It was estimated act. coming excessive for some borLongwood-last Tuesday of the manth-1230 P.M. mines are being developed in which has been dormant since when their parents that the proposed hike could The present combination of rowers. Repayments, they feel, the center of this rejve'J ghost 134. CeafrpJ Scular aw Club Church of the Nailvit " come to about one cent a gallon recession and inflation seems to are slower than they should be. Ls and But on this a3f in eral Mary-meet the id and 4th Th ursday of the mon th at 1OXA.M town of 87 dozen weathered buildings. dozen twists were udWWy QuIvota Senior Citizen Club- Commtvdty Fire Hall-7th Murray is nestled in a AM, panning for colors in the back of Street-Uiuluota_meet d Thursday of the month at 6P.M. wooded can on along the banks Chris Qiristopherson's bar Golden Years Fellowdilp- med at Community United of Pritchard Creek and is 20 one of three in the town. . twistin miles of Osd ,, Ofl W*3 Vh1 mUCh Methodist Qiurth-Casaelberry at noon on the last Wednesday of iii* i.*iiity seat u Wtw' IW.W the Tflth-3t td Reser,atio ncceasar ~ lace SonwofthetcW'lstshad just - . Greater Oviedo Senior Citizens Club- Grant Chapel A.M.E. Tmorning's panning for bought gold pans in Wallace. . Church-Oviedo-meet 3rd Monday of the month at 4P.M. Kreu had produced four small "It must be the rising price of SI + Club- 7th Day Adventist Church-Forest Qty-meet flakes of gold, and the mine gold Nit we are selling the pans mostly on the lst Monday of the month-4:30 P.M watchznan calculated he'd need as fast as we get them," said 100 pieces - a level teaspoon Donna Mullen, a clerk In the .. ,.,,-.."-,. Over 54 Club- All Souls Cathollc Church_,Won~_meet full to make an ounce. __ . Wallace Supply Co. hardware _~ r. every other Tuesday of the month at 9:30 A.M. --,:r-, - . _____ __ "You can be in gold-bearirig store. Civic Center-meet ground and work all your li =_ Z. ~ - __ fe Chrlstopherson triggered a 1st & 3rd Tuesdaythe month-noon :; -mailma South Seminole Senior atizens Ckb- meet 1st Thursday of __ -i-s-~~ --I ~_ ___ -the month at 1st Fed. Svgs. & Loan Bldg.-RL 436-320 W. •1_ trip to --cm t.ouiktry we advertised for Ocl. 22 has been ctianged to Oct. 24. The details of the trip plans have not been changed, = j F Representatives of gj ing countries met in Vienna, - : , , I.-. Mouths, - ' -- , lively SocIalItis -- Bag lunch, from 10:30 to 11:00 they will .i program from Florida Power and Light I .- : . .. - AfarvestMoott" Dance -at 6:00 p.m.. hosting is the Over 50 1 uti in Sanford. - -- - . Central Sen ior Qtlzen Club - Meet at 10:00 am, wi th a -htirian wtx will speak. First Federal Saving and Loan will film on Bunco Artists - heating d it passed d4wdy on national price for "old" natural Iuccrs t gas sold by • 're reminders this . ' to coimers terstate pipelines - a move ' that ll~e nation's ersergy lerns are still there,tIbe the Federal which appeared likely to lead t In p worse. Power Commiss ion staff higher consumer prices, - - From LUiG attac.ea the rtunaur CcchcioakIa Amerlcen family sought a Israeli navy base nearby and (AP; Australians may simple [lie in Israel's south ern made two or three passes right the youngest swimmers, East Sinai - and found a grand- In front of us. We all hid under Germans the youngest figure. stand seat for tat October's the bed. The whole house shook skaters, but apparently the war. Now Eytan Zucker's job Is from the noise," Mrs. Zucker Czechs have the youngest or. ,fighting poll ution - clearing recalls, chestra in th e world. , away war debris and protecting "Then a friend took us up to To be more precise, youngest the fragile desert environment, the rock cliff behind the house orchestras, because the Prague Ills family finds exotic touches and we hid there, lie was killed creche visited Is far from being In their simple lifestyle. Inter at the Suez Canal by a the only one which teaches todsni pe r" diers the Joy of active m usic By DAVID LANCASHIRE War gave the Zuckers a social making. Associated Press Writer pi 1C SIIARM el SHEIK, Sinai oneer served for children 3 years and (AP)- Lee and Eytan Zucker P0 pulation is about 200 strong, over, has now invaded infant most of thern construction *left the big city to live in a shack workers without their wives. institutions throughout Czechwith back yard that stretches There are only four couples in oslovakia and 3-month-old SqUIIC miles. for babies are now getting their Wi th their three daughters, town, and o playmates first taste of it. ages 4 to 8, they are th e only ,ana or n, 7orCarrnel In the Luhacovlce baby home . - - - Evening Herald - - - t) Dl k oR S NOTL j V V q%w 'JEW YORK 'AP Fcdcrahoo Annual Meeting - At &am Towers in Sanford at lO0O a.m. - .- F- - '' . America * n Fights I SoInai Pollution I - . Energy Problem -,,,der __ _____________ .,. - .-. ~ ..w.~ 1~ --- : I - - - -.1 -.r..I .1 ;4." .W,-. , ___ - __171 Aw --, ,~ SEMNOLE _ - -if __ - / -- - --:;- - =~__ ,_ - - - _~ I �4 13--Evening Herald JJ1rsciay, Sept. 19, 1914 tpbvt I IVIore Man VVIaste , . -1--t. __ Evening Herald WNDR!NA, Brazil (AP) too," Suzuki told a Visitor to his ij the United States, which took Suz uki said he has two re Suzuki bought his coffee fn North Americans atid farmhouse near Londrina, In nearly nine million of the 19.1, and lar employes who help with fer. EurOPeans Pay more for the the heart of Brazilian coffee million sacks exported in 19 i here In Parana state In 1952 7 13. built a tw"tory wooden house tilizing, spraying and other coffee they drink, Julio Suzuki country. Each sack contains 132 pounds on It. Since then he has acquired chores. The two workersmake gets a welcome lift. 117he fertilizer Suzuki buys of green coffee beans. Suzuki, whose intmIin-nt fmore land, and now he has a the equivalent of about 27 cenIs from tr!, ac.d -aii hour, he said. • ,uun enifee bushes 'L'uki is one of more L. 1u D•;I , .,:. 104 acs. 250,000 Brazilian At harvest growing coffee beans , the, say, antifungus spray he uses tc it's enough to ee or four He has problem.s with leaf fight coffee "rust" blight is produce the beans, months, Suzuki hires additions live on," he said. blight, rising fertilizer costs made of copper, anoUwr In. temporary workers. Like Suzuki, many of the and aging coffee bushes, What creasingly expensive primary 1'he farmer lives with his people who farm the rich, red wife, two children and widowed trickles do He is Planning on a 1974 from higher In product, ' la nds of Sao Paulo and Parana i th i ternatinnal coffee prices gives mother n e r four-bedroom vest of 1,200 sacks of coffee, of Brazil leads the world In cof. states In southern Brazil sire Suzuki, 32, Of home, which needs a new cvat 158,400 pounds. He hopes to more money to pay fee exports, and that pritnar Japanese o y his bills, rigin. He said his fa. of blue paint. Their possessions make a profit of about 35 per product is the SouthAmerican ther, who came to Brash In Include a television set, a tele- 'cent on the sale price, deduc. "The price of coffee has InI creased, but the expenses have country's No. revenue earner. 1933, was a silkw-jrm supplier in phcne, a Volksw!igen car and a ting costs of labor and mate. Brazil's No. I coffee buyer Is Sao Paulo rials. Che%Tolet pickup. - ny am flrri.. - ri..... , L 4__. J'- --- _________________________ •* tensive Bicentennial plans are being made at West Point, 61/bra/tar ' Preps _ "M For Bicentennial (') O,, J SAVE r" ann V ________ E S "I" ' WEST TT' f" [ jJII pujtti. UIIUW yrn. tpi* crystalline A chunk of hard, dude pamphlets, monogr DphS, wpm rock in the lap of the Hudson scholarly research, an on £lflal "It go . On Brand New Litton Industries Products i-pa: Highlands 50 miles north of documents collection, a com• pop M ivariS, New York City has put a per. memorative medallion and POS. POPP'' trprrn i;. Crt, Sii b;'t ,rith If nfl! nI,, ta 9' Inanent kink in the mighty sibly a ciiumemor LtiVt ''tq Ci.4I - ad MI:I is&iy at cE p:ti ais4 is BUY FILES AT PRE-INFLATION PRICE ,l Hudson River for centuries, pop ar, postage stamp. pi'pa pries offend in "4"At" dim Two hundre d years ago It also to U. Cot. Bradley said 'I. WV helped turn th e course of High-Quality Full-Suspension Files Academy will focus on Fort SINCE MARCH OF THIS YEAR THE cost OF STEEL HAS INCREASED NEARLY 72%. CORRUGATED history. .par _______ Putnam the first stone fo rt at Prria FIBERBOARD IS UP 35%, WOOD UP 38%. PLASTIC AN UNBELIEVABLE 100% AND LAST WEEK'S That bulwark of stone, which West Point and the key to the l'i' am s-p PAPER SHOWED ANOTHER NEARLY4% INCREASE IN ONE forced the abrupt angle In the dozen strategically placed I ort MONTH IN WHOLESALE COSTS M strategic waterway the protecting each other and twp no PLEASE TAKE OUR WOR3 FOR IT - IF YOU EXPECT TO STAY IN BUSINESS ANOTHER YEAR AND __ sharpest in the river's 300-mile guarding the Great Chain. YOU NEED ANY OFFICE SUPPLIES OR EGUIPMENT. BUY THEM NOW -WHILE WE HAVE THEM ON n" •. channel was called West Fort Putnam, perched o n HAND AT THESE SPECIAL PRICES. (Irpaj Point and earned its name long ridge 450-feet above the riveiran am before it became the home of vantage ground Overlooking e prp Ism the U.S. Military Academy and surrounding forts, will be I-pi pa1 FILING SUPPLIES AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES the Corps of Cadet.t rtLlly rtcrcd by Deu * (These items are in short supply - buy while our stock lasts.) West Point was the "GIbral. 1975. i-P011 tar of America." t,rn A20-man archeologi ca l team __ FILE FOLDERS It was, as General Washing, from Temple University exHANGING FILE FOLDERS Hsssy Wsighz. H put Msi1. Otfstd Vote Wi-i. Lrq Ctc';. li.1r1s SIKI ta -thu. a,, It. ton described It, "the most Im- cavated wi thin the walls of Fort AviiibIi h n&i W.Ladad 1 pit bat, $00 per pick. portant post in America" dur. Putnam this summer, turn ng I"ne CNIM 35p" W destitt Ftr bet. 250 Off Cillm ing the Revolutionary War. It up cufflinks, coins a 1 GEORGE nd GEORGE SWAMS controlled naviga ti on of the musketballs, and charting Ithe " SALE PR ICE r'z-'u Wit i-IflLi SuflilIed SALE Hudson, which the British had fort's original layout as it Letter Sin $845 IMP $4.11 bt. L.pI5ts $845 Planned to use as a wedge in before It was rebuil t in 1794 and $5.41 PlEui • [mu s. l#5 u pr.n rul 13 19 Splitting th e struggling again restored In 1910. tittv Sin. It tab 16 is $4 Is h. IMP 9W i-porn c0owe& The ne twork of torts prote ctLtai Se. 1,5 tab 5679 is ss FILE FOLDER LABELS West Point was the post Ben. trig the Great Chain was a g,p i"no edict Arnold had plotted to sell product of Yankee ingenul ty Peep Isen OifOiO REX to the British in his treason, and the keen eye of a Pollsh OF SMC.hv.I, $104 $ .72 ,t' em It was where the colonists military engineer, Coc pr,uw fUll ri ' ;t 5745 stretched a 60-ton cast iron Thaddeus Kosciuszko. 14 51 parp am riirs an . pop gm FILE GUIDES 115 CUt $133 141g '. chain acrossthe Hudson River At the time, the colonis liz-Pan Pop ELI ____ 1s15*n. "Igot 1866 IW1IEWI Mm voter ig rysteu *wt - fssxu suer. $521 hi. to block British ships, and then were bereft of men, time ar d fortified the entire area with a money and had to scrap the Rog i-is OLl') -, 250vfls. M1 masterful network of forts, attempts to build the coi 74 METAL FRAMES FOR NA1111GING 10MRS i-lIEU-I C.ewu $la.'44 Ii. is deep di t dia'*n ru a VI Z-f redoubts and gun batteriesventlonal European fortress 1iSasa5Ll4 $410 an ills P"nen bW$atftfl,,p,utfe!,d,a, p11' Ak which in Itself became a revo- a single massive structure SALE P11011 tfltN k's $325 $231 sit an Lutionary concept in building West Point. i-pa-I Li11ii swpan 2S0IE $445 $2_SI P"nin sit fortifjeat1or. thu Ca Ouuài as' LMa. fri tiI.. Nuis,g stiel, So, under the guidance of CoI. i-'°" tins: $g, 95P21 $455 sits • Although a battle was never Koacluszko, they resorted t i-poLl V6464"M S6lied C"sn"WL 6040 tm fosNI i-pE 1.111111sin"P2425 Is3s £hI katt*V,. kauible 51is' rm.iah di*vi. TWI iir r"no OL21 mo fouht at West P&nt, Its for. throwing up smaller forts anU 11en&I 1"Can Gt1.&riis. boding strength alone was cni- redoubta, fanning out from the i-pmi DISIAtIL i-pan dii In winning i-p Great Chain up along the Hud Shp. i-p oll 2-DRAWER. 28" Mfr. GEORGE STUARrS titts:Së,SSU2I $11.50 pendence. $3.11 sit' son River and into the High P"Item Desk Height WI. List LiplSzslSU2l $1300 . SALE PRICE IS.I sei P11011 It is this relatively unknown lands, using the rugged terrali i-pI Letter !'u 'YT j'rprw • i-pi story of West Point that will to their advantage. titter So Mi Lick $6 IbL $8110 ______ lIz-Il 011 -. $52.21' SS .ii. 181C3 unfold to an estimated five mu$5223' P" sun The colonists relied heavill t,;ai i 011 t:b 5 i. $100 10 VIE1I $5006 • lion visitors in 1976 as the result on Cot. Koacjuszko and othei ________________ gm of a volley of Bicentennial foreign military engineers dur Reg. $126.i'?\) LJtCISP Illiss. $9361 156.17' projects underway at the U.S. ing the Revolution. However ONE LOT Letl,fSswtlstM 1111*. *10673 i-p an $8402' call 9 * Military Academy, according such a heavy reliance on out too Sn 117s. $11105 $8613' OFFICE CHAIRS to U. Cot. John H. Bradley, side advisors prompted LSiilSsWtbLock 111*s. $12415 fl..1Mth.,..II...&.. IfU! $14.41• P" no 6DMWIR. 62W STA*DARD H.qhs director of the Bicentennial General Washington to push Lstt.iS. 139 11111, 691 activities at west pg. $51.74' Congress fora Military 11111111 norl UrIfsawkilLoCk 1396L$11005 $11.03' Heading the list of Bicen ten. Academy to train American s:70ts- in As le cof(Ave'l. It rre floes Legal Sit 153s. $17385 $74.31 cm t';afSa*tStock 153s. $13695 nial projects is a two-part Sym. military engineers. VAI no $1211' poslurn on Military HI'Iy of CM -5-DRAWER, sr Sp.c.Sms Nsqht That dream was finally real. P" Col Loll of t~tslp fill t,er, the Ame rican Revolution, to be Ized in 1802, under President #1 lGths. it 515 i7g' i-rs tue SA " Lick 157 L $13375 $$3 55 held from November 1975 to Jefferson, when the U.S. MillIr"ll Sin 193oi. $15865 $isig' cm April 1976. It will feature lee- tary Academy was founded at Ligal$zswthLock 1801-s. $11180 $103.01' tures by nine leading Revolu. West Point. It became the first ur---- - WPCM Oily 731 t.1 Csbiuti tlonary War scholars who will engineering school in America r i-Il EWt Whi. th.ti as .a., Present original papers on the and West Pointers went on to Man thin baa. 41 American Revolution and then engineer most of the new na- 11111 am PP no twp a ms it *hip attend a concli4lng conference tion's highy, canals, dams 0I suprig". t In late April 1978 to review and lighthouses, bridges and rail., IlIlIllIII critique the papers. roads. Rog. $410.00 ,i.. prp to finown d" " perp or. cs; _____ ________ - WP - __ Ip th u tIL1 prp tirpr.- $rpru !3 i gurpEu I.pmi - i-1su i-Prz'i I pIp , .rs 18 - . _ -' Combined Mtg. & Realty, Its 21 4th Sec $31,200. & 22 BIk B 'Fr. 6, Sanlando Joe R. Lewis & (QCD) Mar tha A. McKlbbin S.NFORD PLAZA HOME & HARDWARE l Household Helpers ____ - % J p 7 '• ttIill•i11: I , • 11 movie EDITOR'S NOTE Sometimes they dnce on the edge of - d,uWefalk. Other times they make startling sense. "11 it's special to be yourselves, then we are special," says Elliott Gould of his movie teamwork with Donald Sutherland. To which Sutherland adds the price of rice. By EVE SHARBUi'r AP Newsfeajures Writer NEW YORK (AP) Donald Sutherland and Ello(t Gould seem to specialize in movie - roles with a distinct manic edge. Some think y live those roles off-screen. Not so. Serious matters, such as the price of Deluxe Executive Desk i-pot-I W11 Car i-Porn i-Porn 1.','f by thu fa'io.s COLE Dssi at LimitIs' ' E x ecuteiv uccuirve GEORGEISTURT'S SALE kO JIFFY ` ,_ prie,un t"ral - ON 14; 441 im- \ Today's MI,. list is 129090. GEORGE IMAM SALE PRICE $t454. CONTAINER 4 - ••• FULL BOLTS .. 'I) fliT7IOLI 011 9.$214,40 ISS76* SALE (nIu s?"'1"L-t WORK CREDE NZA - Pt"Is r-vs lwkspa's for an 111-18. 49 ALL KNIT IN STOCK $1 1 rn'lI KEY Ay / pYpru. eiIcutis's&sb 24tt,.,4 If desk psu by to tint.. ag as thu hiidmi -, I.e T! --To Best 'i" WIDE , .Ifl no Gn" *0 risk 16*08to lop. G#kl wo Taftu Joill'u1s t". of lite " Poly b"ll too, Mir. tat 1214c\1 mom M1 REG. 691 Buy! A. "'.4 W hittv *bw w n;k Siva" via k" Ad" don Cal 3.00 • i:':: LM own &K-64wo Cad Pusan ihufvn, deep lie t" (tArs Ii hal hum1 $;piflW. Th4 IsNt I $6,50 REG. $1.98 EA. $WIC11 - L - at, lop 2FOR 2 FOR $ SCCLStIII,I Work Station NM Cubi Style "t' Urut 60' z 39' Dnk withprp W . tinter drawn and two bn driweri, 36's i 20" I' typing rIlwn his Ititionary pedtstjl, buutifsj I" cul timbour door. Madirsty CAI NO Cal LARGE 14 OZ. REG. $3.98 EA. SMALL 6 OZ. SALE i-porn i-porn i-p am so they'll know what to talk to us about. Evidently some actors have given the Impression i-porn doing Interviews Is an unplea. prp i-porn sant task," Gould said. Pit cm "I like to be tnkcn on. It s i-poLl really very nice to be taken on pop Cwt and to respond. But anybody i-pot-I who wants to take me on had better be prepared. He'll have LW?1 t411 to give himself away, too." i-p rui i-ri "We've got a lot to share," WP Sutherland interrupted. "Ev. i-P erybody wants to be in movies. Everybody is the central character In their own movie. It's a I"nut very social busine*s. So it s i-van really Joyful, interesting to parlpan ticipate In interviews, particu. twp co laity when the two of us are First yard regular I Second yard HOLIDAY FOGGE/ "M-. 164" i-poLl fLS Very Different 323-4551 6 -.---- AAA(iil ivvn C; JanJes • 111111111 xwt I"tiLl tiLl . • . ' WI. - j . , hwy __ AIR -i 0 t&t SOUTHERN acy Sill , Ofl The Huskey Co. to La wrence It. 2 131k C, Walkers Addn to Sp wf. to Alex H. McKibben-Lt 4 A. Forgue Jr. & wf. Barbara C. No. 2, $22,000. Vernon Ult Ra)mmjean to Jerry L Strock Greenbriar Loch Arbor, 3rd U 28 Blk A Sweetwater Oaks, Ronald L. Rubbs & wf BonnY '? Henson,-U3 Blk B Sky Larks- Ann to Ray J. Jenny & wf (QCD) Jule B. Ou tlaw, agl to & Addn. $1 00 u P. 118 & E 20' of 9 Sec. 6, $19,900. to Donald K Both Sr & wf Do ris, d $7,000 Patricia -Lt 17 Blk A Spring Josephine M. Outlaw, sgl., Lt I Blk B West.Ajtamonte HtS., Sec (QCD) Mark A. Tavzel, sgl to Evers Entr., Inc. to Osceola IA 20 Blk 25, North Orlando, Ist Prospectus Constr. to Edw. C. Valley Farms Sec 2 $57,000 Blk G, Lake Kathryn Park, 5th , s-n,soo Jeanne S. Olsen, sgl.-Beg. at Patterson Jr. & wf. Betty J., It Addn, $17,600. Stlles& wf Deborah 13.-IL. 117 Clyde C. Bennett Jr & wf Addn., CB $100. Gidus Builders, Inc. to David SE cor. Of NE'. of NE'. of Sec 16111k C Sweetwater Oaks, Sec Central Fla. BIdrs., Inc to & S 25' of Ill, M.M. Lord lit Mary to Desmond Jones & wf Jennings Dodson Ranseur, It Shrd & wf. Cynthii, U 25-21-30, run W 150' etc. & Mob. 5, $57,900. Warren Hoffman & wf. t'Addn Citrus hits. $22,500 OF SANFORO.INC. Dorothy-It 4 BIk C The Jr., sgl. to Francis C. Lawler & zs Woodcrest Un 5. LiSiflA, Home. $100 triuie Unit I2 Csurnti-v tush ivy N. MAFLL AVE. Prospectus Constr. to Springs $72,500 wf Pamela A.-W 73.51 al U 34 Elimer S. Levie & wf Janet to Jack W. Reynolds & wf. Ja M"or, condom., $216,50i. Panet E. Peterson & wf. Thomas E. Rogers, sgl.-Lt 103 Oslo Dcv., Inc. to Lonnie W. 131k C English EM., tIn. 3 Jerrie Lee to Joseph Aloll & wf. Robert J. O'Conner & wf Nancy Ann to Joseph V. Barriero & wt & N;t4 of 104, M.M. Lord Ist Williams & wf Josephine E. -lA $50,000 Verna J. I t 53, Cqsa Aloma, M.-Lt I Blk D No. Orl. Teff. Antoniette, IA 7 Blk A SweetAddn. Citrus hits. $22,000 18 & Wa of 17 West Altamonte Sec 4 Unit 1 $30,100 water Oaks, Sec. 6, $62,500. $40,000. Frank D. Itappa, sgl to Johnny Walker Real Est. Inc. Hts., Sec. 1 131k A $3790 to Janet R. Dougherty, sgl-Lt. Helen L Bunnell & fib. Gee. Donald B. Cartwright Jr., & wE 10 & N'i of 11 BIk 6, Lake View W. Bunnell & wf Helen I,-Us. I'amcha it 299 Spring Oaks, Un. Trustworthy 35& 36 Holliday Bear Lake s-d 2*13,900. 1st Addn. 1k Mary Marie Frances HigginHarold Fues Etux Etal to et at. $190 Ray McKee & Margaret Shubert Constr. to Rose M. botharn, sgl to Wm. T. Ferguson & Evelyn-Lt 15 Pine J.-U. 6 & Ei of 5 Williamson Brockett, sgl.-Lt 45 & E 3' of View, 1st Addn. $15,900 HIs. $22,500 Washington Hts. j wiw i-l av 1 - - - Winter Homes $23,200 SW'.4 of NWLS of Sec. 33-21-31 W.H. Green & Sons Inc. to $100 • - Epoch Prop. Inc. to Ralph j. (QCD) Wm.It. Jennings & wf Lanny G. Hoss & Shirley to Leonard K. Vogel, Ind. & (QCD)Jess Wilson Freeman, J.W. Undsey & wt Mildren & Grace E. Guerin & wf. Maric Publix Super Markets, Inc. to Greene & wf Judith L [At 25 Dixie to Jeffery B. "lodges & wi Tony L. Herrington-N 225' of Trustee to Herbert G. Wintsch sgi. to Mui Alice Freeman, W.F. Lindsey & w! Jimmy to E. C. McClurg, Trustee for to Allene F. Wall, wid., Unit 210 Blk A, The Springs Glenwood Donna A.-Lt 28 Loch Arbor IA 3 Frontong on Curtis Dr., of & WE Judith M., Beg. pt on sgl., IA 15 BIk D, Gleaves 34 Dixie Oil 11 & 12111k 8, PUb1Ix Super ?vtits Inc. profit Village of Wini'.meadows No. 1, Village, Sec. 2 $52,500 Fairlane See. $13,500 Survey for Frank D. Gurnsey, centerline Curryvilie Rd.. 1100. ...... 01CA ;Dlt PL-., !Is= Jeannie Homes. 1n' J , ,. -. .lMeph C. Tidmore & wf or N ?'O' of W 125.6' of E 628' of 2320.50' W c! i::. . 4L Peter . i:rz.d itcnci& QCD P-'i' x ctai. Uatue Salvatore J. Lopicealo & wf Violet to Christopher J Frt W o!W' of SE' • i; -e 1!-!! 29 ,• --0. ,., C! F. '" , Jr. & wf ,gI io Rjcjiarj ti Bowman Jr. Altamonte Land Hotel & Hay, to Helen E. jureso & Mary Jane Patricia-I.A. I Blk B, HiUrrest, sgI., Trustee-I.A. 7 Hermits Co., $1,190,300. etc $10,000. Meyer, JL tcu., IA: 3 Blk B, Sj*•liig Lake Hills $66,000 " of 5 BIk H Tr. 30 Sanlando Alice M. Thomas, sgl to 5CC. DL & M Land Clearing, Inc., 1 $25,000 Cove $100 (Q(,D) hwy 436) etal. Eastbrook .-d Un. No. 6, 2nd Springs $51,000 Michael J. May, agi.-Beg. at pt to Central Fla. Water Systems, (QCD) AARON Perez & wf Joseph Seliger & wf Pearl to Altamonte Land Hotel & Nave. repl., $18,7 00. Florence H. to Florence H. Olen E. Spain to Brian R. 50' of NE cor of It I Gold Course Inc., Lts 18 19 21 26 & 26, Mildred to Sidney H. Parrish L Lawrence D. Van Ore-1A I Blk Co., $1,190,300. Kenneth T. Caltrider & wf. Brock-Lt. 6 BIk 21, North Ulcquennol& wf M a rgaret Addn to CB 9,50 Bradley Addn Longwood, wf Faye, & Te ll Grif fin , & G, Camelot Un. 1 $V,000 rothy to Roy H. Glasco Jr. & (QCD) Mar Do th a e Bryant Le Orlando, 13t Addn. $100 U I Wellingtons Addn Sant. John H. Andersen & wf Ann to $70,000. Jean, WPV of SE of John B. Busehbaum & Eileen, IA 10 BIk L. wf Ann form. Sutton to Vennancio A. wf. (QCD) Robert L. Likens, sgl. $16,900 Jack E. Linton & wf Joanne Ethel Hobby wid to Louis C NE~4 of See. 17-",etc. $100 to John G. Shoemaker & wf Adriatico & wf. Jane W., Carriage Hill Un. 3, $36,000. to Gerald D. Grissom-Beg. at Charles Parker & wf Regina H.-Lt 9 Blk W Spring Lake Hobby Rt I Bx 91A Beg. at pt Shirley C. Robson & Hb. Margaret C-Lt 2 Blk B Trustee s, 'L' 1i of N W t4 of SW k 4 James 0. Haddock & wf. SW cor o God. Lt. 4, Sec 17-21- to Frank A. Mula & wf Betty hills, Sec. 5 $69,400 6504' So. of NW cor of NE4 of Harry E. Jr. to Bobby L Eastbrook d Un. 69 2nd repl. of Sec 2141., $100. Barbara to Carl M. Bates & Wf. 30 etc. ;~,0010 L-E 100'of Beg. So line Sec. 9Herbert K. Elfingwood & wf SE~i of NWI 4 of Sec 3o-imo run Thompson, sgl.-IA. I Blk 4, $3s,900 2 Blk B Eastbrook s-d Central Fla. Builders, Inc. to Ryoko, IA David R. Maranville & wf 21-31, 10 ch. W. of SE cor. of see Hazel to Donald M. Johnson Tanglewood Repl. $M,000 & E 330' S 152' etc $100. Walter E. Coddington & wf. Clifford Wonderly & wf. Althea, Un. 7, $31,700. Jane to Robert D. Gustafson & 9 etc. $54,900 wf Letha D.-L( I Blk A, Kathy L. Parry, sglto Julie A Helen to Charles Seguin & wf. Unit 2308 Park Ave., Villas, (CCD) Barbara Vance, sgl to (QCD) Della Galloway Ii hb. wf J. Kathleen-Lt 418 Forest Willard M.Nonis& wilvancy Glenarden $41,300 Fields A. Vance, sgl., U 18 Blk Knaus,sgl.-W'oflA5, all of 6 Betty M.,Ltl&W5.S'of2 Blk G condom., $26,500 Richard to Joe B. McCawley ftrook 5th Sec. $38,000 to Marlo J. Rosenberg & wf Earl F. Showers & wf Mar- E, Country Club Manor Un. 3 Blk 6, Sanlando Sub. Beaut., English Ests. Un. 2, $34,500. Jr., IA 12: From SE cor IA 30 Central Fla. Bldrs Inc. to . Leonard K. Vogel, Ind. & j0_j.t 1 & 2 131k 42 9 jane To Ronald J. Worseick-W $190. Alt. Sec. $23,600 Ralph H Rlcu & wf Ethel to Richard 1.. t. Jo G., Repl. Wekiva Caamp Sites, McCoy & Trustee to Lesli e N. Smith & wf Sanlando Sub. Beaut., Palm 125' of Lt 4, less N 400' 1st Addn I.N. Connell, sgl to Mobile Orville W, I.itrhfipld & wf Unit 816 Country Club Manor, $1 00 . Evelyn i. Sandifer & bb. Lydia D.-Beg. at pt. on ceo- Springs Sec. $51,790 to Cli $128,000 Raymond to Prospectus Constr. Constr. Systems Inc.-Lt 6 BIk Marie, Lt. 8 Rogers sd, $30,000. $00. Paul V. Hurt & wf. Marion t tenllneofCurryvt ll e Rd., 6631 W Colnc..Us91&92. M. M. L.IWIII A Little Pear l Lk fits. $10 000 of intersec. etc. Sec. ,eo. E. ziarrLi, sgi & Judith Addn Citrus Ills., $2,000. It 4 Eastbrook s.d Un. 9, $10,000 C., sg1. to Clyde H. Dabney, (QCD) Pauline S. Luke to D. $34,000. Patrick C. O'Quiriri & wf M. Luke, Lt 25 Teen'n Green sgl-IA 3 Blk E Summerset No., Robert W. Cox & wf. PameI, Mary to Thomas H. Tubbs &wt See. 3 $23,500 EMs., 100. to Da,Id It. LaUberty & sf JanIce-1.t. 21 Woodc'rest, tin. 1 Vernon Feddersen, gdn. prop. Austin Dcv. Corp to Phillip C. Belitida, It iX) & 492 L')ng 0.. ltehfuss & wf. Louise, Lt 14 San Emily Wylie to Andrew J. Wolf $24,500. Joe T. Ward, Jr& wf Carol F. & wf Bonnie-Its III & 112, Lanta, Third See,, $23,700. Austin 13ev, to Wm. J. Dube, to Charles E. Bradshaw, Jr.Levie Real Est. Inv. to Frank I. Woodruff s.d of Lands, -It 20 San Lanta, Third See. Lt 35131k C Spring Valley Farm Francisco Rosillo & wf. Anna So. Sanford $15,000 $25,400 110,450 L, Lt 29 131k G North Orlando Ray F. Singer & wf Ruth to Joseph N. Perez & wf Diana Terr., See 4 Unit I, $30,900. Charles E. Jackson & wf M. to Lewis P. Culpepper Jr & Roy J. Ilennlg & wf. Dorothy Carolyn 8-1110 Idyllwilde of FOR THE wf Christine G.-Lt 1 BIk E The to Dennis Wm. Riley & wf. Loch Arbor Repi. $41,200 Meadows West $41,900 Evelyn Noss, wid. to Shari-Lee It 5 Blk E English David A. Sukiennik & wf Gail Catherine W. Streets, agi-Beg. Eats. Un. 1, $36,900. to Carl H. Nelson & wf Barbara Carleton F. Such & wf. ct NW cor. of IA. 6 131k H Tr. 3 'J.-Lt 51 Lakewood Shores, 1st Marion to C. Bronson Allen & Sanlando Springs 1100 Addn (QCD) Bako Constr Corp to wf. S. It 22 Indian Hills Un. 7, Thomas W. Robertson & wt IN First Mountain Constr. Co.$41,000. Nona to Oslo 13ev. Inc.-W . Carleton F. Snell & wf. Lts.4&5 Blk A, l.ts28&29Blk 20J3'of Lt 11, all ot 12& 13& E TAUJU B, etal, Sterling Pk Un. 2 $100 Marion in C Bronson Ailn t, wi 20.89' of 14 131k 63, Sanlando S. Ellen, IA 22 Indian Hills Un. (QCD) Bako Constr. to Sub. Beaut. $6,500 Second Mountain Constr. Co.7 0 $41,000. Robert Reiche, Inc. to Grange Irp 11c, to Manuel S.E. Barbour & wf Helen to Bernadette Claros to Ivo E. Lts. 1, 2,19, & 20 BIk B, & IAr3 3 Clarence M. Riggs & wf. Faria & wf Clarinda. Lt 720 Robert N. Barbour & Shirley-i Gilbert Gladney & wf Mildred The Huskey Co., to R.B. hliascos & wf. Elvia, Lt 20 BIk B & 4 Blk D, etal, Sterling Pk Un. Georganna K., It 10 BIk A. Spring Oaks Un. 4, $41,600. acre sq. In NW cor. of S 450' of to Carl E. Wilson & wf Bennett & wE Francine E., LU Lake Brantley Isles, Second 2 $100 Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 4, Joan U. Edwards, sgl. to Alan ) BIk 34, M.M. Smiths s-d $1,000 Margaret-W 210' of SEL4 of 29 & 29A 131k K, Sweetwater Addn., $21,700. (QCD) Bako Constr. to Third $69,500. E.Strober&wfMarAonC., Lt 51 CALL harry W. Ragan & wf Ruth to NW'I of Sec. 29-21-31 $48,500 Oaks, Sec 5 116,900. Ronald K. Wallace & wf. Mountain Constr. Co-Its 8-20 Eugene L. Renaldo & wf. Hidden Ests. Un. 3, $62,000. 322-8321 Roberta R. Johnson, sgl.-Lt 10 1 QCD) Sharon R. Rumler, sgI (QCD) Arthur L Seligman, Leigh to Harry B. Davis & wf. Blk A, etal, Sterling Park Un. 2 Louise to Lester L Jordan & wf. Terry P_ Rauter & % f Myrna FREE Bik B San Sebastian hits., Un. 2 to Wayne E. Runiler, sgL-Lt 21 Trustee & I nd., & wf Susan to Sophia, 1116 Blk H, Spring & Hidden Lake, $100 Martha 117 BIk E. Sweetwater to Totand S. Van Stan Jr. & f ESTIMATES 115,600 Blk C Woodmere Park, 2ad Robt. L. Souders & wf Carroll [Ake Hills, Sec 3, $69,000. Win. P. Spelgle & wf Gail to Oaks, Sec 3, $74,000. Joyce,1.1531 Spring Oaks Un. 3. Sol-Dale Builders Inc. to Wm. repL A., Its 15, 16 & 17, BIk A 'Fr,, 6, John L Jurane & wf. Anita to Prospectus Constr, Co. Inc. Ray-Hughes, Inc. to Tern. 0. $38,500. R. Johns & wf Lizzie Mae-Its Ida Mae Bochek, wid to Sanlando Springs, $100. Elsie B. Baker (life est) & Cecil Its 49 & 50, M.M. Lord's 1st Suarez & wf. Judy, It 454 Daniel M. Serafine & wf ' v l*rru Semino e C ounty Lan Transact' ions Are Recorded 9 COOL : m - - 1974-5 B -- o r Thursday, Sept. 19, 50 Fl. PACIFIC ELECTRICORD' MACHINE WASH AND DRY ' EXTENSION nri'nfrir.il ('L. I- . . -.. .- . ... .. . . .. '- .- -.' 1- = ----='-- .• '-'- ' ..-. -'. -= '•'•' - -. _J__ ___________ ., . . ,,'. , r.,'. �66-Evening Herald Thursday,Sept.19. 1974 1 EvenlngHerald DEAR ABBY rvest Days atZ Ps in Sanford Plaza Ha Mother Should 000000 Let Gat Decide I VAN ;;IRE:., ..u. AHB'; our daughter Susie is marrying a man from &lkl.ip. We l:ve' in •rinsas. :-.;--'-----•r-- ONE STOP %%'e want Susie lobe married in ourchurch with her friends and fimnly present. This Okie she's inarr)ing wants to be married in his church in Oklahoma. where there will be only strangers to . _J• , ____l••&i ___: AM - Large group of Men's slacks reduced. Over 350 pair of men's dress and casual slacks. sizes 30 to 44, all 100 pct. polyester, at prices you can't afford to glass up. (WORLD'S LARGEST JEWELERS) I :1 The reason he u- _#nts thi- wedding in Oklahoma is because his viother is old. s1ck and can *1 travel. She's a widow, and he's h,~r Celebrating 50th Ann ive rsa ry ':ilv child. I think it's nice '1 thLs Okie to be so considerate of his Another. but is it fair to us' Susie is ready to give in, and I don't lplanned 9tn year at 1100 State St., on naving thewholcieddingapedandtalungiopf pictures to send to this Okle's mother which would be almost like ,y-iniz at the wedding NIOTHEI, I)F,tft MOSt: Although sieddlogs traditionally take place in (lii l)ridc's ('hllrch, the grotim's reasons for wanting to have it in lihIah,,ma seem reasonable lo me. Win not let the bride and Sanford Plaza I )1- AR AHH'i I am i man in m last ear of cellege .I n! I:vr t1 an!! I liv ith rns (tall I iIIU on ì! tt'fifl ti1h both t them, but there issoinething about m father tti.it SAy E GAS I bul!S file. (j'j E~ELI Ask US I - SANFORD PLAZA •Jrver" INc 2 Shows \.ç DO 11MEST/C F/NA #1 ... . . Ev ery Evening ________ 777 8$ 777 C'!dr9"` 0 ZA'es CUS 10", CIM3,im Valle- C,1j,ge 0 A—o- '1 .•. -.. . 322.8121 777 nomal should have fairly Unmediste 41,6114 Or. If Iw can*t we you pain in iny left leg and also pain then the hosplW staff will do so .-, :in my left am. I bepn shakiq for him. Emergency rooms are -uncontrollably. I called a for emergencies, however, and 70C GUNS AMMUNITION OPEN BUY.SELL. LAYAWAY DEAR DR. LAMB _ Ire. centlY read in a magazine that both mushrooms and onions counteract cholesterol in your blood. If 'here any truth in that Sale 119 EkwMelm" A Cup of Coffee HOLID-AYO FOGGER TIL9 P.M. IR$6*5 BankAmericard RADIO SHACK Clextra beats or flip flops wt that simple. The only thing ~~ `ople sometimes feeL You can onions and mushroom have -:jhave them and never feel a going for them is that both are Music thmg, either It is 'ust a beat low In fat and neither contain fi ~111 RUSS Prices range from MasterCturg. / r d Dresses Jackets _ HOME & HARDWARE - SANFORD PLAZA ONE LT PARK 'NSHOJ f0f'fOuf of FLOR D ags- rOzOr use and recommend Air ort flT' — -- - —'-- _- _----_---------_-----------._—_-_—!---_—_-- . • :. - - -. Ellouses OPE N 9.9 MON..SAT.; BOOK MART no. 2 -. --. - -. S M;.he IUII 7 •uUIU BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY TO CRUSTY'S ANY TIME SATURDAY FOR AN INEXPENSIVE DINNEROUT...AND WE'LL.GIVE EACH OF TH E K I DS A F RE E SOFT DRINK WITH ANY SSOR MORE FOOD ORDER OP USE THIS COUPON FOR TAKEOUTSI Reg. 7,99 00' I44IIii.. Girls' 100 Pct Nylon ' - Reg. 1.97 Tops IC E A.97 Ph. 322-8610 FOR TAKE OUTS Photo OFFANYCARRYOUTORDER •ATUCD UAkIFtbAd'C LLMUIILfl •uuiw OF SSOR SANFORD STORE ORTHOPEDIC '. 75c LMUIC) flMI'IPJMADE ONLY CRUSTY'S PIZZA WORK 322-8520 .: - T -.: '—ir-- 97c -. Layaway -- —.- CUSHIONS. TOYS ETC. il• :: 1. , Poly-Fil too PCr PURE POLYESTER FIBER--IDEAL FOR FILLING PIlLOWS Size 5x7-8x10 9x12-11x14 Master Charge - ..TI' Frames -''. - - - -- Open 9 - 5 Tues. • Sat. -- --:-:.-- $3w Shorts Polyester Double Knit CRUSTY'S PIZZA ANNOUNCES OUR SATURDAY SHOE REPAIR 9 pc. box '1.99 •T:. film ' ;- -- - Reg. 3.99 Ladies' Nylon 12.7 SUN. _._,..--_ ' 00 Ea. Surroundings GEARHART 994 •' Re 399 iL White House Now Remodeled NFORD SAPLAZA .& -.- - erry S FRIED CHICKEN - --_—;------ PLAZA CLEARANCE SANFORD PLAZA READY-TO-TAKE-OUT - SANFORD The Onion Field Check Our Pricosi . ., , 9642 C. L SCHMALMAACK. OWNER $11 - -- Low Prices EE 0 S 322- PLAZA fflclency VENDORS OF POPCORN, CANDY, SOFT DRINKS SANFORD PLAZA I Barber Styling LOUNGE SANFORD 7a The Intimate Enemy • • • • • • -- -- _ Creative Coin Laundry & Dry Cleaning RK product PHONE FOR AN APPOINTMENT r' TROPHY DON'S SHOES On Hand Now... laborate ' ___ i A 'n the (:4,i a •••3J15(tI 322-0580 PS airs wine Inif lation Fighter ON A SCHEDULE" FUN TO SPARE! vi ree PR. Ladies' Perma Press • We B SANFORD PLAZA nv OPEN EVEN INGS TIL 9 SAT. TIL 7. SANFORD PLAZA IYIL1'1 ) CutsRegular Haircuts. AIM m i 1 o es - LANES S ONE DAY SERV BABY BEEF r • .9 - the latest in r THUS INCLUDES 1A111 I" OIR 323-051 _________ 109 Mon , Thurs, F I AmenicanExpress BankAmericard NOW 32 $11 f1 - I • 7V ,.- ee8ofl $13 to $27 Pants----------------- 90c :l't0U$P1'ObIunhewou1d reed ihe facilities of the hospital 50 cents to the same a1resa and ask for the "Balanced Dietbookiet. 1T I SANFORD PL AZA SNAKEPROOF of BEAUTY very day HAIRSTYII'uI', IM( • UI $ an 1 X WE ARE OPEN 1(-6 Tues., Wed,, Say. p IV 30.00 We now have DEVON & LASTS TREASURE CHEST RE G. VALUE '.' Tnis OPEN A VOGUE CHARGEI CHECK OUR REGULAR Iiecauthedtd" h wv) no Our latest coordinates are: * $ I e 00 THROUGH SATURDAY t_.." IS Hats by Betmar - the latest styles! Fli,our leg and arm pain. flowever, for anyone who Send your questions to Dr. .,-heed-s ff&dical help and can't Lamb, in can of this newspg.. -*et It, don't be dismayed per, P.O. Box Radio Cit) . . --mite U I NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY SPECIAL E xml nice items for Christmas g,fts Layaway Now! SANFORD PLAZA- ~jif thatcomesearl,(premautre) .,In the natural rh)lhrWr beat of to say that you could use any amo mt! these you mht (heear. have t to eat — in any reasonable quantity — but, I'm afraj they I' 'y c us ptmn.s cr occur hnt. no medicinal quality requenUyor with known er Mustroolnsapdonjoflsareboth disease then they can befmpor. low calorie foods and a tant, otherwise, they are best reasonably high percentage of iiored. That is why your the calories thmushxoomj are doctor told you to just goon pro n.Mystemen 1 a normil Ii't I doubt they food '.alu of Loh are bas" tin ldun)tJLnb at aU todQ with food Values listed by the us - MasterCharge ElTheseare D Owner & Operator REG _$198EA FLANNEL& BRUSHED S LEEPWEAR T RICHLAND JOHNETTE THOMPSON HELEN HUGHES FRAN MILLS t w0, ROBES I Blow Dry DIANE JO'NSON WILMA NEAFUS Pant Suits maw ONLY WHILE PRESENT STOCK 5 OPERATORS resses conomy .98 EA. SMALL 6 00 FLEECE AND QUILTED isis SANFORD PLAZA ONLY 2 K °gggi' TAPES, Hair Cut and ............... LARGE 14 OZ. OFF COMPLETE WITH AM-FM a TRACK RECORD PLAYER, SOUkD LlrHTS 1111 - Includes Shampoo Conditioner MAGIC CHRIS And Have R .'.n abbreviation for premature DEAR READER - I'm ventricular beats. often called afraid not I tin wish wece a!! - Sylvania • 2% ong Sale 34l' py Reg. 1.44 This has me terribly upset c.'crload, And one day you - and sorrIed thy explanation migiItoe the emcrgency Sale COFFEEI'SBACK COME SAT. THRU Any w $750 Lenq I h MOTOR OIL 1 OFF 0, emergencies won't revelve Blo Reg. 58c MARANTZ doctor, and he would not come you should only use them for to the house but adused me to that Otherwise real -and items for School Clubs and Organizations BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE Motor Supreme REPAIR WORK j / is or Hers IV 322-6982 CUBES AKAI REALISTIC SONY 4.95 SANFORD PLAZA ELECTROPHONIL SUPERSCOPE NORELCO Sanford Plaza SHOP The Sports Sh — SANFORD PLA2A . BankAmericard ir iarge Plaques, Trophies, Decals Calendars, Pensand Pencil;, Ash Trays, Glassware AllBusinessAdvertising . Requirements! ' .t.4taine s cara & (I '-' Sald 2/1 28 and 30 SIZE BELTS ONLY ROAD SEic V IL ., SAE 30 e SanhAnWiUtc Our Business. Is to Help your Business . STAY In Business." IN ECKERD'S COFFEE SANFORDPLAZA 322I* SANYO a ,, F••• — Airport Blvd. & 17-92 M- , , P. 0. Box 1921 Sanford, Fla. 32771 Phone (305) 322-8300 Johnny's Standard Svc, st*,c, r-i • T] 8 A.M. toó P.M. Offer good through Sept. — 6.95 STEREO WEEK! Finally. I was discharged and have oxes cannot Imprint assortments. LUX LIQUID 22 Rpn 7cr 5UPPLY Reg. $ 1 95 I SANFORD SPECIALTY ADVERTISING b• of Christmas cards Sorry we ,-, Y, , -- SANFORD PLAZA 59c Sal Sale 74" A SELECTION OF . O'tti OPEN MONTHURSFRITiL, "with mie. And. I had no pain or paUent to go to the hospital, anc; ,,~Andication of heart trouble. he wW meet you if you U 991,; g. - ONLY z C0flenn ways to buy- ..-.Visit to a doctor for this prob- room. I don't recommend this 4 ' lCm. I was given some unless you can't find a doctor. . Call 323-9951 fl y U purc ase 0 N' L9W ZOO's YOUR ONE STOP"' f TANK TOPS *Westmark Elec. PercuIators 3Colori 0 ceo1 . P V B is and how serious they take a taxi or an ambulance, dependingonbowyon feel, and pit.ahzed quite suddenly aJe E'READER_PVBjs SWEET '' CE 14UNTING vw * Hot Serving Tr DEAR DFL LAMB — you anyway. 7be unart UdM to do lease explain to me just what a if It is really an emergency is to ears old, a widow and by iyself most of the time. Could bad fright have caused ame - rxeg. 89.88 . * Proctor-Sifex Auto Toaster Best Bet If Ill ss ouldbe appreciated. I'm 6l REG.1.29 I , THURS..FRI..SAT. pickup delivery YOUR NAME IMPRINTED FREE V '1101, It'sgoodtoknowif'sthe.ewhenyoufleedi, Cantinuious Shows Starting About 2 P.M. I * GE Steam & Dry Iron .. i:~use hot soaks and take some : LOANS UP TO 25OO Low Price Emergency Room "*told to go on Uving COFFEE SHOP SPECIAL VEAL ENGLISH PEAS - ROLL -Hoild Carl, VX69 DR* L. E. LAMB - L , WHIPPED POTATO. • L - VOflIfl9 iuow.ngs * Sunbeam Hand Mixer -. L ri ct: X-AAAS CARDS GASOLIN LES 88cyd. SANFORD PLAZA on service work PATTIE- WED. - SAT. - SUN. lus! LrL(iLELW t,. - .. s. 1~ • Matinee Showin CLOSE OUT SPECIAL PRICES GOOD WHILE QUANTITIES LAST ForAbbylsnew booklet. "What Teen Agefs want 10 Sito Abigail Van Buren, w Lasky or ONLY SCHEDULE! HUNG UP Enc lose mPeø.sruddr.ss.denvelope. SANFOD of would surely put you at vase immediately. %take an &PPOIntmeni today and no rr.ore stalling. CONFIDF.NTIAL To "SONNY IN SANTA HARBAFtA Be Now yd. • I • L,tRi9ts - 1. oe SATURDAY the next best thing to a FALL UL%EWCI *a MEMBER FLAGSHIP Orig. 1.39 to 1.89 THIS WEEKEND ff if Forty, Hird S"CCUA PRICES GOOD IOULLZIMW VLLVLILI X kAa $F4U`fI` 41C MANtA 9 t Pays 6 % vr stupid because I'm not, I am 11 college graduate and consider I YOUR __________________ NEW' 1= .•.. Offs ,• ss me -' J(Penney litsa'lf to be fairly Intelligent. Please advise me. rIeo a iltchontt. Bus Arn,..an Eig,cet • D't Ct • C,ø, f-'- • Passbook iii.sde three appointments and cancelled them all at the last Jiiinute due to this fear cf embarrassment. I hope this doesn't give you the impression that I am childish t Ic ii i J y I ii I I ,r It sports cloth in 44.45 inch widths, all permanent press, reduced to clear. ________ SHOP NOW AND SAVE SuperSavings I haven't onseeeengwii.i DF.'AR HUNG UP: although a competent mgle physician Fe at U r e d IianhAm.,,ca,d•Mjs,'C'a, examination in my life. To be honest with you. i just : -ant go through i th anything like that. The thought of a necologjcaI exanitnatlon thro ws me into a of -- - DURING OUR BIG u%5Q1 SELLABRATION 11 AI3HY: I have a serious problem I cannot confide in For the last couple know .. PLAZA - GREAT SELECTION I never had a complete screen, 288 M U 0W U On 9 0 1.00 Electronics BARGAINS ALL OVER OUR of. find %cparate digs and quIeUy move out. Tell him It's time )ou :lived alone. iTrue.1 A%- old futile confrontation and remain 1 have -. ________________ Ii plrae 'iu. so since It's his house. and oure old enough to do ;an% one else. I ani a woman, aged 23. Gifts - - ____ I*ve told Dad that I find this sort of thing embarrassing and ouivi, askea nim not to do it. Nothing changed. flow can I let him :kn-u thatI me.an what I sayl fie respfects your advice. GROSSED OUT 12" Women's uniforms reduced. Group of pant and dress styled uniforms in jr., misses, and 1 sizes reduced to clear. Jewelry . What I rcalh object to is the way Dad and his girlfriend carry !'n in front ('f me. lot,s of fondling and kissing, and touching in a ln"st intimate way This goes on while we are having a three-way .r!m.rsation.so it's not .sIfIintrudedonth& privacy. with 222 SANFORD PLAZA S Diamond Watches I)adhas a steady girl friend who spends the ntg at Ilisplact' -Wite often. That's his business, although I feel a little strange 4% tint.-Ang this kind of setup. I sure w asn't raM that way. Both "sI'ni 'iid Oad were a little on the dish side and taught th :jtei is' i private matter. ' TV Special Buy portable color SELECTED SPECIALS Can the question ofm here to have themedding. For openers, you 11, 1*111d quit referring to your prospective iton-lo4am as -This ,1 Now '1288 $ ad Sun, I sense an element of hostility here that goes deeper I Orig to 20.00 special price. r.i'm 'nrk It iut7 I: - NOvv 999 chroma.loc and automatic fine tuning at an extra OPENED SEPTEMBER 1965 IN SANFORD SUPER SEPTEMBER want your opinion. SUSIE'S Orig to 15.00 a she sht'uid. think Thursday, Sept.19,1974-7B - BankAmericard - - �813—vening Herald Thursday, Sept. 19, 1974 'Old Believers ' Carve p New hk. - SI.ig , )f __ ' F.rn 'thma m e -- a a 0 - - "'s W jc _ 1 (4 m — Arq I - - . __ n k ~ nllll e pqr; ' — - 300 t17 I vml CLMUDiNL WER, - - J - ESTIMATEDINCOME 1971 • ', beard. SECTICN I - Surplus C$ty.0y1, from 1974 Prvviousyear carry oy,r_op,1.1jg Previous year carry over- p,8110 Previous Yea - carry- over -Revntje Sharing NOTICE OF.ACTION 94,560 FICTITIOUS NAME i IC4 ----- good," says Carl - such proposed budget; THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: CL A I) DINE WALKER BREWER Evening Herald Legal Notice Pioticc' Is hereby given 11131 I am engaged In husinns ót Central I, Broadway. Oviedo, Seminole County, F loricia under the fictitious name of WESTWARD HO FEEDS TACK, and that I intend to register sato nan,e with the Clerk of the Cl,c,,i$ ':r, 'r:e f',ty ::. pqOvkkr of the FICIIIiCu! NAme 5ta,ut. To Wit: Section 16509 FlorIda Statutes 1957 "IQ 1hOffl5 I Bowser Publ.th Aug. 295, Sept. S. 17. 19, 1974 0(1 Ill - Look, FICTITIOUS NAME NOT ICE ISherebygiven that lam engaged In business at 500 E Semoran Blvd., Suit, I), Casselberry. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious nime of FEDERATED RETIREMENT PLANNING, a nd that Intend register said name with the Clerk of C':.: :c..., - , 5eo,r, Counijy, Announcements 1— Car of Thanks 2—In Memorlam prorcrs of ftc UacOe Statutes, To Wit: Section 56509 turning lined peace. , wilderness Isn 't -•• •--. ________ _____ out westernmost acces- -' .•' ,'' - --..-- - - S.-'--- _______ - Furnished ---p"SO 373 - produce. Dawg Patch Flea. market, Dogtrack Rd., Sat-Sun. WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W. 1111 S t. AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 11GW. 2nd St. OCEAN SHRIMP FREE borne delivery. ISaveS 'tease call 3056)0-6461 1 Bedroom furnist'ed, air. 1150 month and half utIlities. 1st arid last plus deposit fl3 1202. it yu have an eye for real value, Update you'll eye the classified ads regularly I 'tBedroom ActultsOnty Spec Rates For Senior Citizens . Orthodox - ________ Class s ditloned, utilities paid, good location, Mature adults only 37) 5495. WEEK, PAID VACATION 372.7517 AFTER 6 P.M __ O One bedroom trailer, air con BEAUTICIAN SENIOR. 1 DAYS _ houses, Park Avenue Mobile Park 7515 Park Drive, 377-2161 Help Wanted ______ Part Time Receptionist 9-1,5 dayS a week for its I room, welt 10 w.il carpet, no r conditioned, reasonable rent Adults, no pets. 377 1610. Light typing. 323 log') -- Bad if rornething ____________________________________________________________________________________ silling Sarah Coventry jewelry No investment. Car & phone necessary 372 7791 ,ffer c Stocks roots iu Earn Christmas cash Two bedroom apartments, $195 3721310 Night Cleanup man needed. Permanent employment. Apply 46, Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs. or - Deltona duplex, furnished bedroom, bath, wall to wail car pet, air, electric kitchen, walking needed, evenings. Per manent employment. Apply 9 to 5. Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs• t,eltman improve distance to the Plaza. Adults. No Pets $155 pl,s security deposit. CHRISTMAS Cave Fiend -- a ...- and water furnished. 55950. With Ring World has always been happy, Join our growing family of high earning girls of all ages. Call flat... -. .. ------- -- we ' ve A .4.,1. .,..i,. 11.1 ,Aa. 3Mrq iw YAM F3, I, , .J neoroom Trailers S. Apts. 2 Adult perks. 2 journey mana gement; aren't c Id ,) and • say, ____ in area of over I resldenfiol and commercial selling GLOBAL CARPETS, lie II 'i'il Jones " m Family parks 3515 Hwy Il 97, Sanfnrd, 323 1930 Day, Wk. Mo. . mes communism. Clean, furnished one bedroom apt, 2 miles from downtown In 1114. I Bedroom furnished Apartment References required. 1100 Month. Turn time into money as an AVON * - Representative, Make new a_,__a_ 534 5992 t.,._ 2 Bedroom Duplex Adults Only. No Pets. Contact 2312 Palmetto A'. maintenance, and maid service in return for efficiency suite. Write giving particulars and references to Box SS6c o The Evening Herald, P.O. Bx 1657, Sanf ord, Fla., 32771. examination terious Bab y Sitter, night nour ho 32 Call - * Sun now by becoming an Avo Representative 6.44 3079. P Bedroom, fenced yard, free water 1163 mo , Security deposit. at Good chef, Cocktail wifress waitresses. Must be neat an courteous. Apply in person a Lamplighter Restaurant I Lounge. 77th & Sanford Ave., 322 as are and as 322 6.670 or 333 5554. P Clean bedrooms UnfurniQied with air and heat. No pets. Fenced a.. L.. -. .• ..,.--... ' . ' -- - - - - '..I"'..L.MIJ'Jr1 c,nulu.Ia, 2 Uedrooms, Fenced Yard. Nrwl Decorated L1I3IMII., MANAGER to work with Evenln and Sunday Herald Carrieri Salami arid auto experes. Sale - - ON OCTOBER 1 21 rop SECRETARIAL Skills. 15 14f . W" C4111 372-3549 24 ' - lii AT-PI Business Opportunities -: nwlation business 511,000 year ne II' .ack, new machinery and owe on I • $698 a maximum . carpeted 1. furnished. $200 mo. 1100 securIty. 322.12w. - , • 13 Houses Rent Furnished bedroom, 2 bath, completely will do housework or commercii ___ conven -I--- yrl after 6 rIaA&rw. £I..' rkibl 7 bedrooms fenced yard. $165, Firsf and last Plus deposit. 372 74.54 after I p.m ass't-gal Friday. For resumt . WATCHES 5 house, decorated, reliable tennert exp. Exec.-Administrativ a .k .a • Small fl_a ....... - _. - WE IDM1 113 CY9%fld I#'V'J, Jrifurn,Shed 2 bedroom home, fle'wly Situations Wanted Day's work wanted Need transportat on 373.7354 as - -I' '•' Corner of 71h and Laurel St. 322-3072 or 372 9507 I1D4I r - ' PER MOP4TH,l3439, Department, E V E N I N i . , - oacxgrouna required, txceIler opportunity for man or woman Aoply In person to the Circulatlo ,,,. - . .. at" increases, - Houses Rent Unfurnished Furnished or Unfurnished Nice 2 Bedroom Home for Rent 372-7529 as - r. , ,'t7KLiN 110 Florida Av Tomatoes i bs. $1.00 Firm fresh . - Apartments Rein I Farm t!fr. rina Iornaeoe-5, 56 cV box. Hwy. 431 •ml , W of I-a. 4—Personals S—Lost and Found 6—Child Care 7—Motels Hotels s—Eating Pieces 9—Good Things to Eat 10--Do It Yourself II—Instructions 3, 10, 1971 31 -_ s' I - Florida Statutes 1957 S: Mark R. Lazar Publish: Sept. 19. 76, Oct DEF 104 Buy .rRd 12,037 The village they've carved Before Residence unknown up the road at streets, with picket ten21,123 "Life up here is not easy but out of the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED on Anchor Point, you've reached ces, fair-skinned youngsters FICTITIOUS NAME And here, only 650 miles from people can make OF PROCEEDINGS FOR TOTALPreviousYearCarryov,r and make any map. ft's 12 miles up a the 135,020 that JESSIE ROBERT BREWER NOTICE Noticelt hereby gi ven that we are point THE VACATING, ABANDONING, play a stick-throwing game " ns filed Petition in the Circuit SECTION 3 I DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING tflqagid in business at 779 Cranes Tentative Anticipated Income called "clok" while playmates Court of Seminole County. Florida, Roost Office Park, Altamonte ....'.It OF RIGHTS OF WAY for dissolution of marriage, and you shout encouragement Iii ts y WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Springs, Sem;no te Cou nty, Florida Chevrolet pl'uip trucks for 1975 combine a more stylish look with Cigarette Tax are required to Serve a copy of your 37 GOOD LOOKING under the fictitiout name of P. & L. Franchise Tax YOU sian. WILL hauling utility and offer Important engineering advances fo PLEASE TAKE Travel & Recreation vritten defenses. II any, on NED N. 13.S,000 ENTERPRISES, and that we intend Fines & Forfeitures NOTICE that the ___________________________ Board of County . _ a~ 7 e ~ ~0 'O, l~ And here they practice the economicaloperation. The front end features smoother and m oreconomical JUL IAN. JR 01 STENSTROM. 95.000 Court Fees Commissioners of Seminole County. to register laid name With the Ctii'k DAVIS & MCINTOSH, Attorneys br 13-Travel Agencies 13.500 Russian WORK HORSE faith as it exstyling liic3i Includes a new grill, four trim !evds, including new Building Permits Florida at 7 o'cloCk p m on the lSth of the Circuit Court. Seminole Petitioner. Post 0111cc Box 1330, 40.000 . 0 isted in the 16th century, befo f-the-line Silveradu along with Cheyenne and Scottsdale Board Fits 14-Cam ping.Resorts topy of October, A 0. 1974. In thC County, Florida in accordance with r o e ; Zi ~ Sanforci, Florida, 37771. and tile the I, ; Beverage Licenses County Commissioners' Meeting the provisions of the FictItiOt liturgical reforms were made. series. o'iQinal With the Clerk of the Circuit 15—Action Sports Dog Licenses Room at the County Courthouse in Name Statutes, To Wit Section Court on or before Sept 30. 1974, They worship In a 675 _ simple 66509 Florida Statutes 1957 Sanford Animal Control Fees Florida. will hold a Public Employment Li sco otherwise a default and ultimate Hearing to considr'r and determine Sig. Ronald W Holler woodframe building, not much Occupational Licenses jucfgn,ent will against be entered . 61 1) _ Laura C. HeIIivihether or not the County will Trailer License's 1$—Help Wanted different from the village o.o you for the relief dc'rranded in the vacate, abandon, PubI'sh Aug 79 & Sept 5, 12, 19, 1974 discontinue, close. -' Fuel Refund _____________ 3,200 Petition except onion-top 21—Situations Wanted ranounce and disclaim any right of flEE 171 Inflation Interest News WITNESS my hand a nd official 10.000 spires. 'he C ounty and the public in and to ________________________________ Cadet Program seal of said Court on this 73rd day 01 p en 7 Financial the follwlng rights of way r unning Miscellaneous Martuhev says his people 1.000 August, AD, 1971 through the oescritcc1 properly, to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Road&OrldgeTax (SEAL) don't get too fancy in church 6. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cwite—busIn•ss Opportunities I The Vocational Business Gas Tax Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 145® buildings, because their WT, in AilD FOR SEMINOLE The North 30 The 3975 Cadillac Utility Tax , . L .. Ifrt'I Fleetwood Eldorado series features coupe and School is once again offering NEW CAR Ctcrk of the Circuit Court 25- Loans 300000 according to the Piat of ttncril COUNTY, FLORIDA Police Tr &n n Fund m remain shallow, trIlbIt' models and utilitizes retLingular headlights, as Liane RiCtarde the course, ''the Professional on CIVIL ACTION PlO 14.1363B Springs Park, as recorded in 26 --Insurance 10J Plat Paw isetsmems 5, " goes wrong Deputy Clerk 301000 the standard Cadillac. A ncly styled grille on these front. heel STYLE LEADER 'Secretary," at Seminole Junior Book 1, Page 60, of the Public In re: the Marriage Of Fede ral Grants '27— Investment OPportunities Ned P4. juIlan, Jr 124,159 with our church we will leave drive ears is highlighted by larger rectangular openings and bold Records of Seminole County, ANN M SANTARSIERE. Petitioner Recreation Programs S. College. The course is for STENSIROM.DAVIS& MCINTOSH As th NEW e bear market worsens, YORK (AP) The Midwest or and Pacific Coast, Rentals Florida. end the North 30 feet of md we don't give a damn • % ertical fins. Concessions Post Office Box 1330 'students with office training or JAMES J. incalculable damage Lake SAPITARSIERE, stock market declin Is being will Street according ed to the so fast ha ve much less Federal Revenue Sharing autonomy whether we leave a house $2,023 Sanford. Flordia 37111 ex pe rience who wish to upda te — 29—Rooms for Rent Amended Plat of First Addition to Respondent. State Grant th is post mon th that those who done to the structure of the and Independence. Attorneys for Petitioner 33 hind," he said, NOTICE OF SUIT Mineral Springs Park recorded In 30-Apartments Rent Appropriated Reserve "their knowledge or PubIlh Aug. 291 Sept. 5, 12, I?, 1971 35,40 write the market advisory let. market place, which probably Plat Book 1. Pages 46 and 4701 the TO: JAMES J SAPITARSIERE Unfurnished Since nobody seems to know pEE17 'their skills. Waterberry. Connecticut But the rootlessness has ters for the brokerage firms are will make it all the more diffi precisely how the central marPublIc Records of Seminole County, TOTAL Anticipated Income reached full circle. "If we can't 1,386,990 31—Apartm.ntsRent IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Six main areas will he YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida stay here, there's no place to go shying away from the numbers, cult to recover. Furnished EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. PERSONS INTERESTED MAY that anactionfor DISSOLUTION OF ket will evolve, few brokers covered, including enSECTION 3-Income All Sources CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE MARRIAGE Pas been tied against 1 except back to APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE Too many of them, it seems, Russia and Surplus Carry over 32—Houses Rent Unfurnished vironmental relationships; Thousands of brokers have want to pay premium prices for 135. 02 0 COUNTY, FLORIDA TIME AND PLACE SPECIFIED YOU and you are required to serve a T en tative Income been there," j have had the disheartening ex1,316.990 'n lMd nff and mnct of them seats on any exchange since 33—Houses Rent Furnished business law and public policy; CAE NO. 74.114 copy of ABOVE, your written 'jefenses, it any, The long of the Old perience of forecasting a supMATTHEW to P. KARRES. GENE MARY STEPHENSON of Board of County economics of likely to return. Having there may be very little advanTOTAL income All Sources 34—Mobil. Homes Rent 1,S 72,010 COPSES, GEORGE S. COPSES, STEPHENSON and BEANE, Post Believers began w hen they split port level In, the 700-point adj Commissioners ____ in (age to own g a seat. financial analysis; office us t to ed co above Ii i, i . . Office Drawer One, Casselberry, 35—Mobile Home Lots WALTER BURKE DAVIS, SR., a-k i of Seminole County, Florida 1.. .. the Dow with the Czar religious reIndustrl. (Vlfl i,*rnri Il -ESTIMATEDEXpENoITURES 1975 procedures; and corna W. B. Davis. GERTRUDE H Florida, 37701. Attorneys for the For Rent By: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr the nIiry days of Amrng the current commnth for s. al average, only to have that mid-1960s, few of pw llI tt. rwigirIl with o f tp, tw' t'sees I' FRANCIS. 1 v C!e"t' %"I( municatlons I VU L decision AdminIstration I' I Pi-v,iy them could being circulated by stock mar125,868 under the Last Will and Testament the Clerk of the above styled Court They first moved to Sibe ria, level punctured before their By: Joann K. Hare Building S Zoning making. A student may take For Rent 10,266 adjust on or Of Cr Dow Hess a k a C D. Hess a to $12,000 a year — and ket letter writers is this: before October 10th, 1911, ka Deputy CIerI CityCouncil living there until they could no customers received the mail, then a layoff. 17,531 any one part, several parts, or otherwise, a Judgment may be Claudius D. Hess, Deceased, MEXICo CITY (AP) Publish Sept lt. 1974 37—Business Property FIre Department "Meanwhile, we stand amidst I ry and ceramics were found In cave, he added, may help shed longer handle the excesses of 177 ,378 t AM i AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK entered aganst you for the relief DEF-lo? the complete course. In a little over one month the For Rent Legal Mexican arr'heo!nglsts have the cave. No sorting of the pot- new light on the mysterious 20,700 the carnage and peer Into the demanded In the Petition. AND TRUST COMPANY OF DANMunlcipalCourt industrial average has fallen This is also a review course found a case underneath the tery has yet been made, Hundreds of brokerage future." 15.460 WITNESS my handand theseal of 31--Wanted to Rent VILLE, as Trustee under thC NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR They moved to China and nearly 170 points to a 671.19 ho us culture which built the massive Non Departmental for those who plan to take the Pyramid of the Sua used by the 193,349 es have gone out of busiLast Will and Testament of W. E. THE VACATING, ABANDONING. said Court on this, the 9th day of "But the study of the cave soil and clay pyramids Police Department fared little better, and in the rea ding, the lowest in 12 years. ness. Even some mi of tj $07.520 One well known w.iter conJennings, a-k-aDr. W. E. Jennings, Real Estate DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING September, 1911. Certified Public Secretary Teotihuacans about 300 A.D. a nd the pottery may he Public Works- Engineering 75.740 19 they left for Brazil. lp us central plateau. (SEAL) Deceased, OF RIGHTS OF WAY. of the biggest eluded his spiel by adv isin th g e Public Works General examination, This annual which may soon shed more ught know more about the mys1771764 "All of us, of course, are that remain face financial diffiArthur H. Beckwith. Jr Plaintiffs TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 40-Condominiums After living briefly In Brazil, RecreatIon Besides the 170-feet-high reader to draw his own con106,533 is sponsored by a bout the origin and customs of culties Clerk of Circuit Court YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Capital Improvements 41—Houses for Sale Totlhuacans whom we P)Tamld of the Sun, the Teo- they gained admittance t the shell-shocked after what has 169,379 clusions. Even then he felt the J T. McLAIN, JR. and LEONA H. By: Joy Stokes NOTICE that the Board of County National Secretaries the mysterious race, officials know very little of Indeed," tihuacans also erected a small. United States under an agreehappened in the past two Deputy Clerk McLAIN, his wife, and 42—Mobile Homes CENTRAL Their customers have discompelled to warn: "Of course, Commissioners of Seminole County, TOTAL Estimated Expenditures 197$ Association. The area NSA have reported. 1.572,010 Acosta said. FLORIDA COUNSEL, BOY Florida, at 7 o'clock p.m. on the 15th PublIsh Sept 17, 19, 28, Oct 3, 1974 ment worked out with President months," writes one analyst. appeared Into the bond marthe stock market sometimes er Pyramid of the Moon. 43—Lots and Acreage Chapter is providing local SCOUTS OF AMERICA, The cave, running east to day of October, AD, 1971, in the _D EF 39 suc III -PUBLIC HEARING However, no cave has been Kerawdy. They were allowed to kets, where interest rates are does strange things So little is known of the people or at cessor in Interest to ttat of the said 44—Farms and Groves County Commissioners' Meeting Nobody dares forecast a bot- high. assistance for this aspect of the west and about 328 feet long and who Inhabited the region that u nderneath the other move to communities In toming out. So much has gone J. T. McLAIN. JR. and LEONA H. Room at the County Courthouse in least it has In the past." 45—Resort Property Public hearing for purposes of discussing, analyzing, and supcourse. Any adult 16 years of about 13 feet high, is 16 feet McLA1PI, his wife. If living, and if Sanford, Flo,ida, will hold a Public -4 plementing this tentative Gen eral Operations budget shall be held the original name of the place p3Talflid. Oregon, as long as they stayed awry in the stock market that For Sale SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD age or older may enroll, with a underground exactly below Whereas it cost $515,000 to ________ deceased any known Hearing to consider and determine party who may Monday, September 73, 1971, OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS The discovery of the sun cave off the welfare rolls, 7:30 P.M. In the Meeting Room of the remains a mystery. Teoregistration fee. 4e-lnco And claim heir, devisei, grantee, whether or not the County will almost everyone is certain own a seat on the New York Notice of Public Hearing Caueltsrry City Hall in Caueiberry, Florida. All citigens of the City of center of the 82D-square-foot tihuacan is an Aztec dialect was accidental alter a heavy Investment Property assignee, ilenor, creditor, trustee or vacate, abandon, discontinue, close, The Board There's no problem of welthere's more to come. And this Stock Exchange 10 of FINEST Casselberry, Florida early ii'. 1969, County Corn invited to be present. base of the Pyramid of the Sun name meaning "place of downpour w hich uncovered the fare rolls in Alaska, other claimant, by through, under or renounce and disclaim any right of mitsioners of Seminole County will 47—Real Estate Wanted PASSEDAPIDADOPTEOthI5 l6thdayof September 1974 isn't Just a hunch; the economic anyone with the qualifications in Sales and Parts n the Teotihuacan arch- gods." against t-#r any unknown party the County and the public in and to hold a public hearing to c on sider a 41 I t opening of the tunnel-like cave, (Seal) Far from It, in seven years on statistics support the gloom, who may claIm can pick one up for $G5,000 these heir, devisee, and the most modern the following rights of-way running proposed change of zoning from P 3 ological center 30 miles northAcosta said, Merchandise Approved: the peninsula, they've become - Shevin: grantee, assignee, lienor, creditor, iast of through the described property, to days. service facility Multiple Family Dwelling District to The ancient Aztecs, who arMexico City. Bill B. Grier, Price trustee for instance, On entering, the ar- the envy of homesteaders and or other claimant by, wit: OC Office District on the following in Florida Mayor S0-Mtscelienoous through, under or against LEONA N 4' of the 5 11' of Lot 16 Block 6 described properlyseem to be accelerating, and Even if activity resumed, it It was foind by a team from rived In Mexico about the 9th cheologlsts saw the cave walls fishermen who've lived ATTEST: For Sal. century A.D., already fo H, MCLAIN, if deceased, and all Weathersfield First Addition PB 12 MON..SAT. un The North 173.10 feet of that part Mary W. HawThorne. t he Mexican National Institute Teotihuacan d smoothed out wi th dark clay but Kenal since Wor ld War ii or that means bad news for stocks. Isn't likely seat prices will soar. parties having or claiming to nave Page 86 and 67. 0 18 of the Southwest 1 4 of the Southwest Si—Household Goods de City Clerk Se A.M.1P,N Inflation and high interest rates The reason Is th but con- there were no engravings or longer. any right, title or interest by, PERSONS INTERESTED MAY ' of Section 34, Township 21 South, . of Anthropology and History sidered the cityserted Publish. Sept. 19, 1974 aSI ----' e almost Un. *si"red %,'1 rni DC fltU MI I Pit ,, 111$ ,itins gu. but it n,is not Range 30 East. lying West of State -°°' Un inc OEF.105 ACTIU" perccpUhicdeyekpmenLof a TIME AND PLACE ABOVE Road 436. less the North 5310 feet 53—TV Radio H. MCLAIN, if deceased, in the real Acosta says that the origin of floor and In a chamber-like at the "Russian Marine 1"acto. market's major enernies Stereo been studied completely 1Thd 1t15OrIando Drtv property described bI$•w and SPECIFIED. central market place in which herenf, Seminole County Florida. the Teotihuacan race is tota lly area at the end of the cave they ry" in e vi ll Must Pay the announcement Of the find Sanford situate, lying and being in Seminole Rummage Sales th Board of County age, outperform Further described as on the South 4 —Garage Another depressant is declin- the Individual exchanges, such unknown. The enigma of the found broken pottery. Phon,: Orlando S31-1MO County, Florida, LUTHER C. Commissioners most local boats. side of State Roactd34 next toAloma IS—Boats 1, Marine ing industrial activity, as the New York or American TAYLOR and BARBARA TAYLOSI, of Se1ir.ole County, Florida was not publicly made, Dr. lost people may never be solved Sanford sis.ioo Baptist Church. Equipment Almost the archeologist,, end of the care, RESOLUTION NO. 261 TALLAHASSEE, (AP) Jorge Acosta, institute pee-His- because of the lack of Acosta said,atthe his wife, and JOSEPH CARTER By: Arthur H. Becuwth, Jr A lending InstitutionFla. This public hearing will be held in '1Y panic departmen DILLON. FLOYD HESS DILLON. By: Joann K Hare charge a seller "points" or a the County Commission Chambers Se—Camping Equipment A RESOLUTION APPROVING A TENTATIVE UTILITY OPERATIONS t chiefPress three-indocuments or codices about found three pathways opening . MIT RUTH DILLON SCHULKE and Deputy Clerk tor told the Associated of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, 57—Sports Equipment them, he said. BUDGET FOR THE CITYOF CASSELBERRY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR discount which, added to inter. an DORIS DILLON LEWIS, Publish: Sept 19. 1971 on October 15, 1971, at 7:00 PM., or up like a three-leaf clover lnter.jew, 975 AND HEDULING A PUBLIC HEARING IiFi est, .exceed usury rates on a ____ Legatees,de'yieee'sand beneficiaries DEF 103 as soon thereafter as potsibi "They came and disappeared structure, "We believe the cave WHEREAS, the Mayor has prepared and recommended to the City under the Last Will and Testament Board of County home mortgage, Atty. ( 59—Musical Merchandise Councllabudgetforthefiscal year I9ll for UtilltyOperations; and He said a great quantity of without leaving much trace," may have been a ritual IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of LILLIAN A. DILLON, deceased Commissioners Robert Shevin said today.pre-classic period broken pott- he said. But the discovery of WHEREAS, the City Conclld,sr,stocomider some and scPldulea 60—Office Equipment EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR . devise, of C. D. Hess ak-a C. Dow Seminole County. Florida the cham be r," Acosta said. publI hearing for purposes of discussing, analyzing, and supplemertling - Shevin said in an opinion that CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE HISS Claudius D. Hess, And Supplies By. John A. Kimbrough, ARE such proposed budget; COUNTY, FLORIDA. Deceated, Chairman the added cost must be paid by NOW 61-Building Materials THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF — — — — — ____ — — — — — — — — — — — — — — In re: the Marriage 01 Defendants, Attest - J thesellerandcannotbepj THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA: JAMES A. FENSKE, HUSBAND, _ — -i 62—Lawn and Garden Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 10A.M. __ SAT., On to the buyer because courts I 5 HOURS SAT __________ PETITIONER. Publish: Sept 1, 1971 NOTICE OF ACTION _____ ___ 63-Machinery and Tools I, _________________ 1-BSTIMATEDINCOMI 1971 AND havefoundtheFlotidausury DEF100 to ll , j i SECTION 1 Carry-over from 1974 BONNIE E. FEPISKE, WIFE, TO' JOSEPH CARTER DILLON, 64—Equipment for Rent SEPT. EFI. vI law is aimed at protecting the Construction Fund 77.000 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE RESPONDENT 3 PM. , box 212, TO A MORE CONVENIENT Stabilization Fees 151000 -borrower, AMENDED EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. 65—Pets and Supplies Cashiers. N .C.76117 yi • Brand New • Precision Made CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 66—Horses NOTICE OF ACTION The opinion is applicable to LOCATION TO SERVE YOU, _____ Total Previous Year Carry over 151,000 1741~ • Genuine Imported Men's Swiss TO Bonnie E Fec), COUNTY, FLORIDA FLOYD HESS DILLON, :"' ti al home mortgage '. ' biv 67—Livestock and Poultry CLIP C 0 Roger B Jacobs, Esqure JUVENILE DIVISION RI. 1, Box 1 34, i Complete with Tentative Anticipated Income SECTION 3 I IOM and FHA-VA insured 4 74-409-0-A Suite 5)5, 2 3 OUR CUSTOMERS, BETTER...S..... Purcellville, Virginia, 67A—Feed Metered Water 5Iea 1 Matching 541,260 In the Interest of: I Loyola Building 37132 homemoge,butbt1ud. I THIS U--Wanted to Buy Public Fire Protection 11.500 New Orleans. Louisiana 70112 J.C. Expansion Bond, I ing and loans assoclatlonj are I Private Fire Protection 200 To Make Our Move Easier We Are Reducing Our NOTICE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an RUTH DILLON SCHULKE, 69--Stamps .Coins Compore with any AD Srvlce Charges and Penalties :ezempt from the usury law, he 31500 With TO: VINCENT CODISPOTI Amended Petition for Dissolution of Rt. 1, Box T 31, I Wrist Watch 70—Swap and Trade Inventory At A Tremendous Savings To You Interest $.000 111 PARK AVENUE said. Marriage has been filed against you Purcellville, Virginia, • Selling at $29.95 Water 8 Sewer Stabilization SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 71—Antiques and there Is a demand in such The law sets in. Sorry 100,000 Fees Amended PetItion that the Ccvrt You are hereby notified that I For style, Beauty and Appearance I Dvelopers'Contrlbutiin 11336 rate oflo Der cent Petition for Dependency has been 72—Auction award your husband JAMES A DORIS DILLON LEWIS, The opinion was for Senate I No Mail I Federal Aid Project 70.000 P I & \r'rf ti4,,rr ha. ,utl, los, ncr Iirout,i ,ucli filed in the above styled cause by the FENIKE the following described RI, 1, Box T 3$, II 5/32 PECAN SAVINGS UP TO 25% Transportation su1,tt. an,I ,,i t; Ut 291,600 Sewer Service Charges aid,. !i.,' Uh .up1R hnni, Division of Family Service's. property: Pmi lent-designate D'npaey Purcellviile, Virginia, Orders v.1. \o,, tan )n a Iu,e Ianwpwtf t'iuh I'fr-.Iun arruYou are hereby requested to tangible personal property (a) All • 72132. Barron, D.Panama City, and ti, atlIItt,t,nir ';iIt rft-rtian.t1sp !.1 I' prsrr 11037,396 TOTAL Anticipated Income in your husband's possessori at your present yourself within twenty (70) 75-Campers Travel ON IN STOCK PANELING _____ WOOD PRINT ___________________________________ Sens. Kenneth Myers, D. I ' Income All Sources LIMIT 3 SECTION 3 •7i days from the date of this Notice, to Trailers resdence a? Tollgate marital 173 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an F'jH Reg. $6.25 _________ 154,000 Previous Year Carry over I Trail. Longvood. Florida. including the Division of Family Services, 711 Miami, and Lew Brantley, I)- I 2'.Yeci, Mfg action for partition of the following le—Auto Repairs 1,037.396 Tentative Income Oak Avenue, Sanford, Florida; five bedroom furniture suites, dining property situate, lying being in EVANSTYLE POLYSTYRENE Parts Accessories 5-32 SPRINGFIELD EVANS Reg. $7.95 I Guarontee• LIFETIME UNBREAKABLE MAINSPRING otherwise the requests made in Said room furniture set, living room Seminole County. Florida: They said concern by some S77 1.191,396 TQTAL Income All Sources furniture set, family room furniture Petition may be granted The SW '401 Section 37 and the SE 77-Junk Cars Removed Limited II ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 197$ Institutions that they might be set, game room furniture, day bar. Witness my hand this loin day of of the SW I of Section 33, both • Shock Resistant ORNAMENTAL WALNUT PRINT Dust Resistant 7$—Motorcycles • Electrically Timed Ouanfity I September, 1974. miscellaneous items of furniture not Sections lying and being in Township found violating the usury law I • Anti-Magnetic • Easy toRead Dial 532 SECTION 1 -'Tentailve ExpendItures Alice B, Trameli Unbreakable Crystal included above, lawn chairs, Wards EVANS 79—Trucks and Trailers $6.25 Reg. 20 South, Rang, 37 East, Seminole had blocked some home mort- I ____ I SHUTTERS Small Second Hand • All Soles Final $525 8.5.167 Water S. Sewer Administration Authorized Agent Color T.V Wards Stereo, J C County, Florida • Yellow Gold Finish $0—Autos for Sale Limèt,j Water Production age loans. Division of Penney Black & White I V., lools. in Thursday, Sept. 19, 1974-9B '--__________________ In re the marriage of: JESSIE ROBERT BREWER, nd PEU - ' NIKOLAEVSK, Alaska (AP) their Mother Russia, about out very Mar- dusty, gravel road on Alaska's sible by car on the North They've traveled almost "Old Believers" believe they've tushev, smiling from behind a Kenai Peril la, la g 200 miles American continent. around the world in search of a found what they've been look, scraggly southwect of Anchorage. Here, on the village's dirty place to practice their religion ing for. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1317.0 A RESOLUTION APPROVING A TENTATIVE GENERAL OPERATIONS BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF CAS$ELBERQY FOR THE F.SCAL. YEAR 1915 AND SCHEDULING A PUBLIC HEARING WHEREAS, the Miyo, has prepared and rwy'm,nded to the City Council budget for the fiscaf year 1975 for General Operations; and WHEREAS, the City Council de%ir*stOco,,id,r same and schedule a public hearing for purp01e5 of discussing, analyzing, and supplementing TnE,,y LUIJPICII (JI — _.- -- _ x~ - " Legal Notice RESOLUTION NO. 263 .'- _ ! ViI&I LegalNiiic, - _____ - 25 contracts. 56.500 or reasonabl offer. (904)719-3210. Investment Opportunities ..," ncrease your income. Will pay $3 Per mo. for 3 yrs. and return you $3,000. brochure, Marvin P Gassman, (Bonded Mort Broker 78.01 ?.'-ohav, T. Mat Call 611 Free . 1512 - and $ Mobile Homes Rent 4 nIoy beautiful Wekiva River by renting a mobile home CAMP SEMINOLE No pets. No alcohol 373400. NO bedroom mobile home, air $52S ___ 372 3930. at 27 - ________ eke Mary. Cute 7 bedroom furnished house. Fenced yard. Adults, no pets-- Near SiC (21 h' ) Apartments Rent Unfurn ished . conditioned, carpeted. Very nice Aduttt only, 373 $417. bedroom trailer on a acre river front lot $150 a mo. lr.qu re after S at 2116 W 1',t Si J1 ustness rroperTy For Rent - • or 2 bedroom duplex apartments Furnished or unfurnished 60 • • I • Cal iida, Watches Also Available FPL Says I tarnings Dropping ___ _____ Earnings per share of cernctr.nk '>2 •tgsrn ..,_ SEPT.21 _______ _________ / - - ,,7' I' 1/ C'i'Iso,4 Nuflos - I . SAT., '' '• -' - )4x35 14x39 14X31 14x63 14x81 HOURS! Reg. $10.39 Reg. $1230 17,, I3 " . ' - 5 ri,ttnmt,rc W. I_-i - L ar Reg. S15.9 Capital Expenditures- Sewer Bond Requirements " Limited Capital Improvements Quantity TOTAL Estimated Expenditures 1975 $9 $1,521, 59,311 76,99 42.670 111.924 42,494 16,275 311,46 361341 11191,396 III PUBLIC HEARING ,Vr1Q11t . es ON Jvt ,. HICKORY PRINT% 0%3,I i HARDBOARD PANEL Ilcipate in gimmick advertising. All ' 2 Water Distribution Finance Non-Departmental Capital Expenditures --Water Pollut ion Control Sewer Collection r 'At Tolbert Wood Pro. special prices are honest values for our ed 37 Ouarna $ SPRUCE RUSTIC PANEL > ducts we do not par. , Reg. 7.16 flEAL WOOD Pair 30 Ouanty HARDBOARD WALNUT PRINT $9, Reg. $14.75 Reg.$17.95 5.32 COLONIAL . this certificate and$4.7loncJ receive BERLY DIAMOND REPRODUCTION. SPARLING, FLASHING WITH RAINB OW clri $740 Reg.S 9,95 _________________ 10 am. to 3 psm, OnIy! Bring ORCHARD COFFEE PRINT IV LADIES' Sterling Silver or 10-Kt, Gold Filled Ring with o /2 Kt, Size IMITATION KIM. , I I 6.98 S!PT. 21 5 - ,flt,n CLIPTHISCOUPONI I 1ois.k,, 301 W. First Street Sdnford, Florida SAT., MIAMI AP) Cla iming it is 'distiessed and frustrated, just as our customers are, by rising costs of produc ing xwer," -Flor ida Power & Light Co. day said its per-share timings (or August were 24 per cent tower than in August 19. - Western Auto Store ________ I Also Swimming pool 4220 S Orlind, . i L,644 ,~po* S 0 I ~ $499 1 't I V Flail In Casselberry, Florida All chins of the City of CaSletberry. Florida are invited to be present PASSED AND ADOPT ED thiS 161h day 01 September 1974 (Seal) .13 9O'3 t. • oO$ PubliC hearing for purposes of discussing, analyzing, and sup plemenling this tentative Utility budget shall be held on Monday, Sep timber 23, 1974, at 7:30 P. M. in the Meeting Room of the Casteibefry City APPROVED: Ma yor ki 1 .._ _. ATTEST' Mary W. llawthornr• has been filed against you you are required to serve a copy of yc'qjr Or, 333.797'i and defenses, If any, to it on GLENN k. ANDERSON, Plaintiffs' attorney, whOle address is Walker, Trakas L And,qion, PA., P.O. Box iisi, Winter Haven, Florida. 33560, . or before Ottobe, 31, 1911, and file the original with the clerk of this court either before service an Plaintiffs' attorney or Immediately thereafter; a otherwise default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Amended Complaint. WITNESS my hand and the seal of ths Court on September 9, 1911 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr At Clerk of the Court By: Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk PubIis1 Sept. 12. 19, 26, Oct. 3. 1971 DEF 51 1 I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 9 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, SEMINOLE FLORIDA. COUNTY. hardware, dishes, and china. flat ware, Wards Washer, Wards Dryer. linens, original paintings, original sculpture, miscellaneous other household furnishings and items 1971 Continental automobile. ID Pb. 4YISA$17513. 1974 Porsche automobile, ID No 4717901115 'The real property and all Structures located thereupon known as 123 Tollgate Trail, Longwood. Florida, particularly more described as Lot 12 in Block "A" of THE MEADOWS UNIT NO I. Seminole County. Florida, ac Cording to the Plat ther recorded in Plat Boo;, IS pages 66 and 6701 the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. (C) Promissory note from Bernard Mott. Twenty five units 01 Franklin Capital Corporation Sto(k Family Services ONLY - W ONLY ONLY --- $1-Aviation Publish Sept 12. 19, 76. Oct 3, 1971 DEF 64 - Personals 4 - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SFMINOIE COUNTY, FLORIDA Case No. In re: the Marriage of JAMES I. ENNIS. Husband, and PATRICIA P. ENPIIS, Wife NOTICE OF ACTION TO PATRICIA P. EPINIS State of Arkaisos YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for Dissolution of Marriahas been filed a,jalnst you and you are required to serve a copy of your wrlttendefenses, If any, toil on .JEO - -- - - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers For further information call 423-4351 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box 553, Sanford, Fla. 37771 -.. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil free, 8.117027 f or "We Care' - llOtlne' AduIt or Teens BERMAN, ESQUIRE, Attorney for Pefitionpr, wtiose address it P0 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Drawer B. Winter Park, Florida Call 423 4317 (c) Cash. 327$tonor before October 14th, 1971. -- YOU, ARE REQUIRED to serve -. 1 - and file the origruI w'ththe Clerk of Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford. Florida 50,000 Sn- ft. ware--e. read, tcr * *GENEVA GARDENS * * Single story studio. 1, 2. and 3 I you today Excellent location of I bedroom apartments Pool. I and SR 46 clubhouse. carpeting, drapes. I - INDUSTRIAL PARK b.f?then e'u''ped. ff1d!l "ee' 4?'d air. ',t.onthly rentals from $142.50. 3230041 or $427325 322 709'. 1503 W. 25th St., Sanford. 1 Professional office space, 600 sq. it, Two bedroom apartments, Completely pan"ied and carpeted; central air and heat 7201 Fren(h $160 and up. 323134 Ave 3227070 - N LOOK. LOOK. LOOK luxury all adult 1 bdrm opts Air, wall to wall carpet, paneled walls, ceramic tile bath 5. kit Chen. drapes S. curtains $140 mo 301 W. 10th St , Sanford Sandlewood Vi lla• . 38 . Wanted to Rent - I _- -1-1--Z, . bath. fuiiy eQuipped kitCh,n, carpet, drapes 373 9033. 1 -c---_-.,' -__Lr 4. Hnucci ItirC.I: RENTAL APARTMENT 14Q,','[S SANFORD-- 2 brn i,4' g' ra,- j._---~-,-. ;--I 11rip" ~~_*~~..*_—_.~k~t0 _-__ �I,- 10B- Evening Herald Thursday, Sept. 19 1974 Storing An Houses for Sale Antique Or Two? Sell Them Fast With A Low-Cost Want ;oolI count', 3 t'ctlroom. 2 ba th. :.(enIrat heal & air, all .'vcn'encts 155.000 Toseecall3fl 51114 * Deltona * * * lifetime of toil." •u .- 177.500 . 1. FHA, * They're Hot ii: JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC 3776457 - -372 7111 - 377 741 A Z ats *, . . 0 - . ?: ?e.t you quiify!l - . ' tnn r oeroom, masonry air cond it ioned home, Family room, carpet, drapes, and fenced yard Down payment, 17.000 1161 89 mo Call . ,.. . ST. JOHN 'S REALTY TAFFER REALTY E 25th St 372 FOUR ACRES - House, several out buildings, large trees, lo(atc'(l fl.i BEAUTIFUL 2 STORY SPANISH -- I 11 / The Master's Cove Casselberry 1.2.3 Bedroom Apts. *Swimming Pool I ITennis Courts j expansion. And Sanford Price Atsume mortgage or low down Immediate possession. Several qarqe, Nights 372 5471 nr "Stop Realtors I . good location. 137,500. 3flfl8l __________________________________ eed New House? 4 Utirm. home. Best buy in Seminole Call 322.2420 Anytime Co If you now have a home of "Sanford's Sates Leader" considerable less value to trade or Your Multiple ListirtgAgency a little' money and would like' to move In a new home. I PCI mtg 2 IFAL TORS 2565 Park Or ml W. of Sanford City Water, 1'° city taxes. Must sell. 793 2? Mobile Homes I Financing Maronda ________ - S Horn. improvements PET REST Central Heat & Air Conditioning INN For free estimates, call Carl Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Boarding&Groomng Hirnis, at SEARS in Sanford 377 Ph Counter tops. Sinks Installation _____________________________ available anytime, BUDDY'S Beov Ca -______- - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON form,'rty Harriett's Beauty Nook) 519 E Pine __ ___ - quality Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions, Carpentry VINCENT'S CARPENTRY 'ntr,gr Trim, Panelng, Custom Carpentry. No lob too small Lcense & Bonded 3"27&0 Brick, Block & Stone Fireplaces, youneed fcrthote big oneswith a want ad iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, Garage sates are in season Tell the people about It with a Classified Ad in the Herald. 3327611. 83) -M - S.--- ,vton - e.. - i nura 322 121.3 C) 41 lobs of all types, Carpentry, "Minting, Cement Work, Light Hauling 322-26.45 Remodeling, Additions 8. Repair. Carpentry. Roofing, Cement Finishing. Fa'nting Prasoruab" Billy GICk, 3731701. - - .':'' - - ___________ "DonI needst" Serve a useful nurpose' again when you sell thpm with a (ia',tif , ed ,;'i from Herald Call us today! Don't delay ! • J5 ui*i u a'i or 131$99) To place your low cost want a i Pest Ofl,rO, / , ' . r' - ... _____ . / / serve the buying and comm u n it v cryday read and use them o'trn CAll 327 2411 or 831 999] -,t' , f (- Dr real C i,,y.I i('uJ - Wel DrHtg .1' / • - t Realtors 'l House, Junior Olympic I Pool, A 147 BROWN PEST CONTROL 7542 Park Drive •-a 1100 down and takeover payments. 3220694 ________________________________ _71 Honda 450 - '72 model .1750. Wanted to Buy 373 68S3 - PAYMENTS 321 0521 MotorCycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373-3166 .. 57 // '- 1700. 831 141. seats 11195 Call Don Pope, 1651. Dealer. ,'i Mechanic's special: '67 Olds, nt-a tires, air, needs engine work. Also 1960 Rambler, 6 cyl,, automatic, 51,000 miles, new sticker. 373 5517 after 1 on week days. Year - mo Savings on Mark iV's Mercurys, Montegos c ougars , Comets, Baxter, Capiis Deal now! Ba t) 377 4*4. Dealer Public Auction * ioi KS 79 ' Buys. Any - Car 1969 Chevrolet Custom Coupe Extra Sharp. 1968 Mustang Convertible' Loaded, extra sharp. I? 92MaltIand 6.4.5.1415 THE n CONTEST .t Airport Blvd. W., 3779813 r EmE STAN'S AUCTION 3229719 i . __ - Trucks and Trailers i Chevy ' ton pickup Stepsde bodi. V S. AT, new tires, new motor, new inspection stick er 11,000 Firm. 373-1379. OpenDallylojilS I (WITH GOOD CREDIT) International. ~ ton, 4-wheel drive, tool box bed. 11200. 365 3161. West 1st St. (Hw'y.M) Sanford Conslgnmentt Welcome a $50 Down IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1973 Honda CU 350. f,00d Condition, Call 3275453, Alter 6, 323 6311. Every Sat. P3ght 7 p m ' ' Mustang City * CYCLE STATION One day tune up, custom leathers. Auction * • Excellent condition, 1971 Charger, fully equipped, tape deck, m,ig wheels, assume payments, 3 21 *3.4.4 after S. 3730269 -- COIN CENTER, 109W. 1st St. Big I 647 tIll SUZUKI 173 STREET LEGAL . Ca S tv. We Buy and Sell Gold and silver Coins. Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE £ I JIM Sanford Lb -. ONLY '3098 '1 DOWN AND TAKE OVER ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TOp prices paid used, any Condition 641 $126. Winter Park Ill 1914 HONDA 354. 1.200 CASH For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy 1 or IoO) Items Larry't ?,art, 21$ Sanford Ave. mci. Frt. & Service cated I block So. of Airport Blvd., on Sanford Ave., In Sanford. Sales office open Mon..FrI: 9.6, Sat. & Sun, 1-6 Dial 322-8721 ACRF.S- Lake Mary Blvd 373 6353 or 645 7333 WETAKETRADIES ' - 1914 RANCHRO 1300 DOWN 5109 TAKEOVER PAYMENTS, MONTH. 323 5073 BOB DANCE DODGE lb. t, '' " , tPI w• 'i I ' •." "i"i' IlC lQ 'lpCto,t 'Mçsci Vog.e - ion. patti n.e I •s. 1801 WEST FIRST ST. SANFORD-323.7730-643912 'ip.cleJ 2 a 3 t,•j t. I) of poe' .d oti Super UsedCars L,ia •,cy cot- tn. r,'t ,.. bvt of to w ploc.i you con you. - - W I, 1 71 HONDA 350 Pt3CI&1y Oit, body A on top of o .s th Vsi Oe,e,'s Sq.cyv ,ty PiorIst0 '73 KAWASAK I 350 CC 625* t come. lint 54cv. . •..... BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC SANtoSO .. -, .. *. •s.,..,., i*'.l t.4.•O3 .v.... a .i'..' tt1 '& ,, ...d ,,' j.'., '.i a... ai 14 i 0 7 P01 ,,Cv TWo L(".ATIO.,t 711, Hp.p It Swim S1ei.,d Pt, 87118 Fl, ei*$i - 4 - - " inspection, Call Larry Saxon. REALTOR, or Jerry Emerson. Roberts & Gilman. Inc. PEAt TOP 830 5500 S H.p u D,La,,d Pt, 7 )wis 6 SlviI.rd Pk @ 1* C""' ,it,l Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? WELLS ORlt.LED PUMF'5 Q -6011011p, 7 '13 DATSUN WAGON Rut * Ar '2695 Double Dourne Sharp '1995 '73 2 Dr. Hardtop of '73 OPEL MANTA LUXUS Replace Brakeshoes-All 4 wheels $2995 . -VWSEDANS Replace Brakeshoes-All 4 wheels and rebuild 4 wheel cylinders, ll.,i'. 4t, $0 'iv Air. Auto, PS. Silver w Black Stripes. 'dtiiti' liiuc ii its With Console 12495 '14 DART SPORT 340 Hat I o,iclid 0 •1 1J Jack Hanna (left), Director of The Central Florida Zoo in Sanford and Hal Spragins, President of Town and Country Lincoln Mercury, Longwood, are pictured above with "The Cute Little Cougar" and its stuffed friend. 16695 I HE CAT'S OUT OF THE BAG! 6 12895 $3995 Excellent Truck _Buys 1~ I '2995 Town & Country has given a real live luxury car for one full week. In admale cougar to the Central Florida Zoo difion, whether you win or not a cash and this fabulous feline needs a contribution to the Central Florida Zoo name. That's where you come Fund will be made in your name by in • our dealership. .. '73 CHRYSLER NEWPORT ,, ton Factory Air, and Loaded With Otuli Ii O P,4i Compare At --- - '73 340 DART Auto 1If - 12195 CORVETTE White Auto Loupe, Loaded OWNIlIl r Air, 4 Sp, Mag Wheels Cony., Gold '71 PLYMOUTH SCAMP TOO LATE TO STOP, use PREVEN. TATIVE MAINTENANCE. THE LIFE YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUR $3995 12695 Ha, dlop Sharper Than New 25.000 l'S.I'f9 '72 CORVETTE 350 It - Do '•" DON'T WAIT TILL IT'S VW SEDANS F'?'. '11 PLYMOUTH FURY III of I0Sf Ivr D,LAkD • - 12195 01*.,. .4 p...., I---Real Estate Wanted BRAKE SPECIALS 1 17 Air, Stereo AM-FM, 15.000 Mi., Yellow $795 A Real Movert Like New I '73 SUPER BEETLE .' Still $2 C., i',.,,,a, Or,inqt', Economy Plus '. "os od'ac.d now cc, cciv,' *g,lj t1'_ 1 o* on'y 0th., ca's do ' Sp*tilt Limited supply s t. '13 SUPER VW $499 Og. plan 'i .. . Apopka, part - Quick cash for your home, Fast closing WewlIl pay all cos t Move when ready or will trade. Free , '' *4'. I". gas ni e.i i .jia -- '' I VW r' i$. ic,t ,." . 0 , ii''tYi FORRESr GREENE INC. " ' "'' • 1onqwoo REAL TOPS I , . Arj a VW Qvi yv on •uii, "'y 'h,'ri O' ..i,.si,,il. . overage 1972 8..ti• v.lo" lo' v$ as "with lo4 at it dd e* Of 'f you i.Ie', you con 1., as a long ov g IØ of woods, part paslure,owner financed 115.000. Call us now Basketball and Tennis CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ' Jay £ Gee Auto Sales 1963 Chevrolet Good Conat,on 6)00 Call alter 1 3Q Motorcycles l9ll Honda MT2SEllnshor Auction Sat night at 7 p m Call 3227770 _____________________________ Dodge 1/2 Ton P-U, Anti-Spin, 318 Eng., Stick i ;mmmmommmlwwq I , , 5 I 1, but off the beaten path FORTY - P -'4 ' • $ n,soo. Hurry? - ('" V' ' includes a SECRET LAKE on the property 140,000. Terms available. Call now A COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES ' " EIGHTY-EIGHT ACRES-.- Wooded, ,' ' ' 83o.550u Inc Courts. ReireatIona Fees Are Prepaid. - * BUY HERE * 3"? 4454 - 68 Shift, 1 O ' r SPTllNp LI R SYSTL?,'J All types and sl:n We reim:r 8niJ tervira 1' Roberts & Gilman '. / - Club 74 he Liffle Dealer PRECIOUS 78 ________________________ 7 ONLY '3698 , Ir SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 73 11W. 1st St. JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GorrnIe'y't E , 46. 373 473) 74 Duster 2 Dr., R, H, AT, PS, AC, TG,VinyI Seat, 225 Eng., WC,& WWT _________________________ - -.Horses - Feed ONLY '4884 ____________ - . Large - 111 COB IA BOAT CO, IrsA/E5u[ - -- 74 Newport 4 Dr. H,T., AC, TG, R, Light Pack Vinyl Side MIdg, AT, PS, PB, WC, Steel Belted Radial Tires, To,1)199$ Oave'sFurnit,re Silver Lake Road _____________________________ ______________________________ 500 Sanford Ave .3739370 Sanford 5500 FROM8PERCENT Professional Wallpaper Hanger Lkensa Residential, Commercial Free Estimates. Ph. 3n 6-SI) h.i,e an I.'-i ii Cop e I . / '' * ' Large Picnic Area Wall. Papering ,r I -- . 1 .. _______ _______ Plus - _______________________ if ' Your Word is Your Credit ____________________________ EXAMPLE: New 915 model boats may na* tie seen at your Cobla Dealer. Boats cannot be purchased at the fac tory 7 Pc Living rm. suite, 199.95 ___________ P i ney Woods Barn, we buy furniture and miscellaneous Sell for 30 pct. consignments, Free pick ups. Saturday, Sept. 71. 9 am. 'tii 7 p.m. Household Goods Complete trailer hitches, ____ .-. III '. 1969 Datsun 510 1 (10.04-, automat r, ex Ira clean White with red buchi -! 3234711 App Stallion,) fillies 323 1269 __________________________________ _________________________________ - ALL P4011'S STOREs homesite With City approval. horses are allowed. Convenient to schools, shopping ar.d highways. Other building tiles also available. Please call Doris Bell, Assoc. 8 30 . PRICED FROMS35,000 _____________________ :lassi,ied ads selling •' J make room for 1975. Come on Out Largest selection In Central Florida, pric es start at FIVE ACRES-- Lake Mary, handy .,, ., __________________________ Little want ,lcis bring big, bg _________________________________ results Just try one. 372 7611 or 831 ______ __________________________ _______________________ ________ _________________________________ Jof's Fix It ' . . _______ GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES. 3730431 anytime s,&_,_ & ______ ' Siding PAUL SLATEP Painting ' We are reducing Our inventory Of 1974 and prior year accessories to ODD CHEST OVER 4 ACRES 8)) 4111 . .' SIDING . TRIM AND SEAMLESS Barbeques, Carports enclosed, Jpanting and Wallpepsi-ing No lob 'brick veneer, concrete driveways, too small, Qualit y wor km4nhip 81)67)4 or Ph 373 1579 or 3231789 :FPAPIVS MASONRY. r_,, ' Ad 3.983 Lawn ServIce Home lmprovem.nts ' - _________________________ Ct.c.slf,ed ads do a lob that can dcrtenoothe'rway. Ca If 372 2611 or 131 9993 Now'! ' Let one Of Our fr iendly 'ad v'',q', ,- Ou Word tour (1,1 1 it i, 322 7611 or Ill 9.,'9) 1967 VW Bus, 1 passenger. Red ano 1969 Swinger motor home. 21' sl"eps 6. power plant, nor-f air, fully self contained. A 1 condition. For more details call 373 7812. Wow I features. Brass Hat executive car. 1.3,090 3774881 Dealer. '67 Chevy 4 door, auto m,atic, air, Power steering, good contitlon, ____________________________ - r 13 Continental, 4 door, fully equipped with all Continental 1974 Champion- 281. 3,000 MsIM With all e x tras 611,000. See at BOO French Ave. Sanford or call 372 while, runs extra good, 11295. Call _ ....._.. X 323 7812. 1969 Opal Station wagon, I spi ut lk(' new Low rnl,,ge' t - .' Call Whitey Eckstein, 377 11.51 Dealer Hore for sale 2 mares in foal, 1 NEW 74 CARS IN STOCK ONLY 36 LEFT 8 FURY'S-8 CHRYSLERS 2 SATELLITES 1 IMPERIAL 17 VALIANTS& DUSTERS Bt Accessories Bargains _____________________________ WINTER SPRINGS .• -........ ,. - Jim's Concrete & Masonry-Free - REALTOR _______ ria.o; c,tt !,t rvj r C&A BACKHOE SERVICE placetolive. car todrive, a Ob. or Land cbearing, %t'ptit tanks, fill thrt. some service you have need Of. driveways All kinds of digging. read all our wont atit every day estimates Floors. Patios&drives Brick or stone planters P&tch and repair work 337 3iJ3 ^ cI REALTY INC. __________________________ . Equipment 327-8526 _____ back, each faces a road Buy both for extra privacy, or one for large Truck Renfak ' . Marine a Holley carburetor. Call _____________________ fun to use and read classified ads' Call 377 2611 or 131 9991 O i,t(' our ad - Boats 24" and 2V' Bench Seals. Gas Tanks, cu. ft. shake machine. Chrome Rod Holders, Step Pads. Tops, Mickey Thompson valve covers, side anti at? Curtains, Chocks, fits all Pontiac,. Elderbrock hi5t'1 Tails with fittings. Carpet. rise for all V 8. '55 '74 Pontlacs, Helmsman seats. and $00 tennis Two hi;h wooded bIt le back to , ________________ Tape player. I track. CaSn register, timeclock, vpnit freezer, 71' Lots and Acreage ; ______________________________ family room JULIE "B" - - - 55 An ii, 6i4ij4 0 18 Chevy I Pala 4 door, bare lop, ,air 'conditioning, heater, power clearing and brakes, automatic, radio. Gold lot color with White' vinyl top in excellent Condition. Low mileage. One owner, 1995. till Recreational Vehicle Service, SOUTHERPI R5[iflhlcLS hlo 1020 372 -- ______ I - We Are Celebrating Our 8th Anniversary With A Last Chance Sale On New 74's. __________________ 0708 courts and GENEVA, 45 acres. double wide playground. Call Bill MaliCtoss'ki, mobile home, 7 ponds, fenc ed and Associate after hours 33233$?. cross fenced 1.3.000 an acre. 349 or 628-2162 RYDER RENTS TRUCKS 'lays some Camping equipment Ec onollne Vans to Diesel Tractors no longer use? Sell it all with a ________________________________ Iday 1 year . $310 Classified Ad in The Herald. Call ______________________________ 372 2611 or 531 9993 and a fnindly "Don't needs" Serve a uSeful ad visor Will help you. purpose again when you sell them i-' with a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today' Don't delay! Just dial 32726)) or 031 ____________________________ 999) To place' your low Cost Want 377 0112 or 372 air, from 131.4039 ' ___ lacks. Used twice. Call 3321263 6Monlhs Old Male Beagle, AK Registered 373 1003 -_ --'Old English Sheepdog pups, AKC, original shaggy dog, distemper Shots. healthy. 1.125 5150. I 904 717 2947 or 1 93.4 737 3476. - ' Si i 66 DeItona, 719)501 UPRIGHT ANTIQUE PIANO EXCELLENT CONDITION 322 1189 AFTER 5P.M. Camper-Travel Trailers ____________________________ II' Dreamer Truck Camper, With 'TO GOOD HOME, CALL AFTER S. 327 OIlS - ___ Sat CallAfter3P,M.$38 Sill 75 ADORABLE KITTENS FREE CAI IC One day only garage and lawn sale , Sept 21, 9 - 30600 pm Cut glass, dishes, stainless steel service t et, imPn1ed pieces. desk clothes, toys, mini bike Items too numerous to mention. 790 St. off Saxon Blvd., Spanish Pecan Dining Set J411u You 21 0890 OpupsondisplayWe'uy . - REPLACEMENTS-I Realty, REALTOR, 678 071) ManIcured fenced yard, Across lflC. Interior Exterior Plastering. Plaster patching and simulated _______________________________ Land Clearing bedroom, 2bath mobile home and lot. Central heal and air, shag carpet. Assume mortgage Terry 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, central HOMES 323 71)7 C urr i er Piano, I Year Old Extremely clean doubIewide j JUST LISTEDI YOU'LL LIKE ill 1flROflDA 1111 _____________________________ brick ScIaIity. Deilary. 668 6C*$ SANFORD Like new - Pups, financing, shols, guaran te'e'd. 904 7)7 - 2917. 904 237 3.176 flASH8ANNVERSARY ViotIn,$10 TV,$35 ___ Buy a bargain or sell a ba rgain will, anytime, read today's _____________________________ Call 372 7198 Plan ___ Custom Work. Licensed, Boi'ded, bargain? Look to classified Fret' estimate. 32) 6031 Clatsif,eds bowman Trailer Park Hwy. 1792. 2l Hour Sprvice Ad. For Information call Audioneer, Stan Vermillion, 377 9119 __________ ____________________________________________________ Garage Sale' Auto harpe,I10 and shells 160 . Call 371 ministration Assistance pressure Cleanin g __ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 310) Orlando Drive Sanford 373 5700 - CMh down and reduced monthly FALLCLEANING Results - -- new ) bedroom home for "Impac"Wath&Spra,Xleen Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks &rs. Removes mildew, fung us, mud dobbers, wasps & spider __ SUItC 2O3 TheGreat,rMall ______ REALTORS. Cassetberry. 030 1644 Cailbart Real Estate payments under the Sales -__________________________________ Steve Rifle with shell belt 1970 Broadmore'. 7 bedrooms in cludlng c entral air, new shed. IO'xIO'. washing machine, kir ting. new living room rug 14000. Hartman Realty, Inc. I come. — US regarding your eligibility to purchase a - Want Ads Bring Crue' e'e' us at our big new locaton ____________________________ -- --- - - - --- Farmers Home Herald Dial____ 327 2611 or 83) 999) to place yours _______________________ _____________________ Pots and Supplies ____ _______ COMPETIVVE. RA-TES . Contact Elmer Cohen 3fl.49 _______________________ MO 377 8052 Can't put the car in the garage. Sell no longer needed lims with a classIfied act in the Evening HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 322.1338, "Lake Mary" 2ParkOrive.372.I5.62 LookIng for a ?tTgh Bud Cobell Dr., Lot. 20. ANFORD,? bedroom, 1.1.000 cash, n -Pet Care ________________ Corn pfete'ly furnished with air con tiltioning and color TV. 234$ Park assume mtg. 011100 mo or 13.000 - Home Service. cash, 1150 mo. Move' in 1 793 6735. Mobile We oo it all ______________________________ For free es timat es . Call 371 0326 Home in - - Red Heart Cyprut Post for Sale 7 Bearoom mobile home. 3 bdrm., new shag carpet & drapes. fenced, well, utility building Ness ac unit, Total 121.500.5160 'jIg. No crualifying 322 636-1 afet S. a flew --- ---- Freight Damaged Warehouse, Downtown Orlando Phone 425 9SO7. Color&Bta(k&WhiteportableTVs Also 1969 Olds. Misc. items. ------ $1,900 down, 5196 rruo 7 prt. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 7750. Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You' Full Line GE Appiiaiii,tSanford Electric Company around You be the Judge, 1 large van loads out of Peon, and New York. If you are looking for the finer pieces of turnire, don't mits this Auction Lots of Uric a br ac, antiques and furniture too numerous to mention Open daily 105 till sale date. Plenty of Seating, parking and snack bar, - - KENMORE WASHER. parts, _____________________________ service, used machines 3230697 P.00NEY APPLIANCES _______ Dellona is now within the reach of the young .working people of the area; as well as the ________ furniture parts. All At wholesale o'- ____________________________ )I A " , urn!" • _ (to . SERVICES Appaances - area come Out and browse Equipment for Rent ________ ___________ -- below at 19 W. Concord. Noli's HANDYMAN'S CHALLENGE? Phone REALTOR A,jak vli Fi.,,,n, fur in formation on this 2 bedroom f or only 111,500 After hours, Time to call it right now! 71, INTEREST - LO'.' DO',',N ) bedroom homes, all extras, JAWROSSER Appliances. 322765$. Freight damaged furniture and CITY '15? - To Select From c,all! _________________________ REALTOR I3.4 7867 3 bedroom, 1' baths, no qualifying Fern Park 7 I -_. Elmer Bakalta Inc. Longwood I 1711 ajj with no down payment OIck'a ti Wan? a pleasant surprise') You can clean cut your 'c!y oi!h _____________________________ ,a Want Ad FlU NbC Three' bedr oom home with family room, 2 car garage, and terrific location. If you want to be near F TU 133,850 830-5500 BUSINIESS -, . REALTOR _ Robes & Gilman 3772118 3273991 and 327 064$ Air CondltlonMg - _____________________________ MM. loday ctassiliecl i.ji) 1I one, to buy, sell or rent Cal: ) 3611 or 8)1 9993 21 7 P.M. is? St. (Hwy. 46), Sanford. This will be one of the largest and best sales ever held in the Orlando Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only II per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE ___________ _____ - ______ ---- WAY 70 GO HOME? We can do it' REALTOR Associate John Merowill show you this 1 year old AsSorted guns. Hammond electric 3 bedroom. 1': bath for only organ, men's Quartz watch. Pe r 123.900. Has many features. After 3S MM Camer a. 372 1156 after S. hourS, 37) 0213. Call anytime, but _______________________________ 668 4191 D•rv ____________________________ 372 61 23 Call Barbara McLean. Assc . 8)0 5500. After hours. 647 48.6? After Hrs -3329284 - 64 ' 1ENT A NEW-C L- ____________________ , 54p LAI'IIA - SHOW YOU THE CORBETT REAL ESTATE ThelimeTesteetfirm bedroom 4 bcrocm 2 bath. Immaculate spIt plan with lots of ClO?t This One 5 a pleasure to ShO'i Cyclone fenced back yard. Gas grill on patio, central heat and air Hunt Realty . • Realty • unit aIr 526.500 ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS PLACE GUARDED $31 REALTOR 19195 French LAKE MARY Like new, 2 bedrooms, family room. kitchen equipped, carpet. $17,S00. Jim A rn ic' --- , I Bedrooms. 1 full bath. 2 half baths. large Florida room, workshop bAth CO home. Has a carpel, Florida room, central heat and air, and two car garage _____________________________ rooms OFF AIRPORT _____11 Aulos for Sale __ 2610 P-tiawathaAv. t Il S? ______________________ 322 7217 - high in resultS, Hiatt read and CIaS%f,c'd .ids motor and trailer. 1.250 or (lest Offer. 323 6672 Sept. Now open in our new building on W. ___________________________________________________ ______________________ ________________________________________ Really 322 1301 CLOSE IN-Lovely .4 bedroom. 7 Central Florida 's SANFORD 323.7900 I Sat., ___________________________ Payton Stenstrom Sanford. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR with paneled family REALTOR 365.5555 15' FlbcrQlassboat -.25 HP Evinrude 65 _ home on extra large shaded corner lot. Hata 7 car garage with workshop, locat ed on lOin St. In 112.0O. Stemper Realty CLIFF JORDAN SDrapes cost, Low ,n ------- I80 Auction ' Antique Auction * 1723. _______________________ ______ CLOSE lN'- Large 3 bedroom. 7bath Preferably all cash. Call REALTOR Assoc , Billie' Mc Caha, ev 322 1198 Lc 20's It is easy for ev'r,- er to buy :rom Disposals Dishwashers 834 I flVIQh _____- ie e'* 3 & I bedrooms Carpet, 3774991 IFishing & Boating ORLANDo _____________- T RACTOR. DRAG - SMALL ACREAGE apartments, with extra lot for flicker, 107W. Commerciet Sanft'cd,322 jail - LAKE and e*frat 1700. ROBSOP4 MARINE 7977 Hwy 17 3fl 5961 s •..1i44 -- 4 W. Garnett White ON RESERVOIR I 1206 W 701h Fri , Sat 9 a m CARPORT SALE- oatrajIer Organ, Oven, Dishes. etc 753 Yale Ave 327 6351 _____ 307A ____- Call Vic Gischitr, REALTOR -- ' . /) Tools TYPE. KupdS BEST OER 16 F ibffllMt Mer cury, tilt trailer. accessories 1 ___________________________ 323 S073 'urniture, rug, rnl SANFORD SEWING CENTER Ea 1st St.. Sanford 322-9411. E Equipment -19360'IVER Dox, bunk and mii Geneva, r4 r corner of Lake Harney and Lake i Geneva Pci St Thursday Machinery and 63 Boats& Marine - NE I H HOP HOOD CARPORT SALE Baby items, clothing, - '.1 '., JOHN SAULS AGENCY -. 1?? , Call Credit Dept. a a way now for Christmas! King site framvs Use indoors or Out (tOOtS Mat size $'*iO'. Regular retail prIce 1299. P4011's price 1199. If V 55 Garage' Sale. Thun. Sal.. 96 RA, mini w,.i',,. i thtes ?'JIC, antique buffet and library tool n' new seal cov.rs, lute Al Ira mpollnes! t Garage-Rummage beets 5 payments of $10. New warranty. pct. mortgage 2 year old 3 bedroom, 1' bath home. C H And 603 I',rK Or _____ 721? • - •3 7970 A ssume 7 Ads - -------- - 1913 Singer ZigZeg MAI TI AND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy, I? 92. open Sat. & Sun. 9S No Qualifying 54 ' c5op in bobbin. 1g za afld3 Fiflols position. Like new condition, Solid' newfor 188, al*nCeof $43 cash carpet, paved Street. highway -.-------.------------------------ II' - Want - In machIne. Fully automatic. Pay vm7tS Ia4agI of $71 or PU - On The Vlll5l 3IS E. First St. Watley, Assoc., 8677363. Eye . .L Sing,,"$be5I?flO1,Wi!tbCbbifl WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE SANFORD REALTY fl __________________________ -' ,,-.... ________________________ BROKERS The lime Tested Firm Days 377 6173 Nights 377 5171 _______ 372 7154 r in sewing cabinet. repossessed ________________________________ !CPe'd relnlgerator, washer & dish washer included at only 122.4(J). Everett Realty, REALTORS, 6?i 080$. After hours call Loyal Will take t32.0O (MN terms to qualified buyer. 210 Virginia Ave 377 1195 or 323 2866 !ee today. : lni t Low in cost, high In results, trIa''s t' ::,:: d:...red er La'e '•-:. llre'plare Bank aocrated US i*I 7 • " ,,.. • t: Your -- - - ----- -- _______ Appliances 5? Days 317 7174 Eves 373 0485 STYLE home, 3 bedrooms, 7 ALL NOLL'S STORES Broker Associate baths, fireplace, carpet, a 7 car Assoc., Eves. 3237371 guaranteed. best selection ,lSo black And tan. Males, 165 Waihef ______________________________ ___________________________ W i th 3 bedroom ho me Garage with upstairs apartment In town. $4995 and up. Sanford Animal Haven Boarding Kennels paved Cl,assified ads are here to M UNSWORTH REALTY help you Shady lot in e'cetfent WY PAY MORE' fo:iid 471 (M A S__ --- "7? 5752 AUCIICO, 1200 French Ave 323. buy. Sell, rent or swap at a law sow. Itt St. 7 boihood. _________________________ NEW TANDEM ALL STEEL breathing space in the coun try, _______ cost letuthetpyouplaceyour, 7736061,3230511,3729320 ree to a good home only. Male. 9 UTILITY TRAILER. 3735230 this 3 br, 2 bath, red brick BEDROOMS Call 322 2611 or 8)) 99p months. Orange and white cat. Colonial 2 year old house' could be STYLISH COUNTRY LIVING--in refrigerator, door. 7 New Colpof baths. with StOve' and Rotten di5pOition No children this SPatiout 2 story home " 1' hat you have been lookng for CommercIal t'ropertles reversible. 1100. 323 0966. refrigerator Oncoirter lot S2?.0O FREIGHT SALVAGE 'S. under IS. 6fl17e1. Large recreation room could be beautifully landscaped 1' acre L.ike Mary. 1200 down for a fl(",' Ternis BUT DTECr - FoM BO)( C.AR 4th bedtoom. 135.000. Call Mildred lot. All rooms are extra large. . bedroom home in the City, $21,500 Sears Washer and Dryer and CHER'S Kennel Pups, studs, AK C, Appliances . air cond freezers Hardwood Slemper and lace in selling price. Farmers Home ___________________________________ i Oakhurst St.. Garage Sale. T o y & Mini Poodles all Colors, and i'efrlg. step ladders wire et c. living room. Additional joining AdmInistration plan 373 9380 or Alta,vc'inteSPs'lnqS. •J) 8933 Corker . 1,orml', s F 46. Sanford 37) 4733 ?.lnl POTENTIAL lAnd av,aIl,ihte. Located on pai'J tari.' Apartment house & t6i Fiutiih'r Acreaq.e .cti',hrj, StuN 1Ju, To'? Cijflt-, shell only. Old S bedroom houSe in rOcl, short distance out of JOHN l(RIOER. ASSOC. Ranges, Hotpoint and Tappan. Mini Schnauzer, Yorkie, Boston process of being converted into I .. . priced right, Financing available Terrler. 3 to Qualified buyers. Call to see it ' t'u • down. owner will down. mortgage. r,,tr*s 'Keep GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW iO. ford's best sec tion 2', lOIS. 3 WINTER PARK- Two bedroom npr HELP! Save this 7 BR CU home in conv en ient Casselberry location Was 112.500. owner sa reduce to %11. Needs wvrk Sorry. cash 4ew houses in a rural are., No Payment-- monthlypayments less ' b .! .I'. * of than rent Government SubSidized .'' r c. acres. $10,000 u" PORTABLE ZENITH TV. PERFECT CONDITION St$b 3727643 MUST SELLI BY OWNER, San rar.$#d. J.. ____________________ No QualifyIng, 3 bdrm,, , mo? pct. Acre Realty, REALTOR. 323 70 m1598: 322 . For Sale - _____________________________ me with 360 hold first HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, eas Day, Eve. - - - roomyold.oldtwostoryhome? ° 7 acres. with lots of eldoak trees. a corali anet stables in an excellent location? Then call Andy Wolf, REALTOR Assoc. Eves 332 11 'Em White "Get REALTOR 373 5771 .0 . P'. .--.- SOUTHERN COMFORT-- Want a 2606 S Hwy I? 9? 2 -- pIltils,I Margaret Scott, REALTOR Associate, 372 7548 alter hovr Harold Hall Real ' Excellent . I1? !c?. Sltc pays all Ooing cost. VA. conventional loans. B uild er, Dettona. 901 7897280. Orlando: 105 an 1336. ( .-• 1' bath older •" "v- ' 1, 1. BROKER ': ,,mcnt, investigate Call I MOSSIE C. BATEMAN "A wise investment beats & GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU UNUSUAL BUY NEED. NO MONEY DOWN, New liy*linn sib' Ir. lW• - '-- '>locatton. * 71 Pct. IntereSt Rats "S'-' -. - h ii Houses for Sale eZt iemper * * * ~- - - ~ - - - __ - - _,-. -_ . . I-W- I Ad HOUeSIO1 41 Housesfor Sale LARGE EXECUTIVF HOMF-- ----.-- - - ______ A se old Houses for Sal ii ~ . - .~ i _j Hou 41 I 0 via i We want youoftoour come in andnew take1975 a test Choose your name for our little Cougar drive in one exciting models. You're sure to envoy it and you and come on in. The nameless little Cougar is waitina and so is fur 7rst will autn m tir llw hrt-,'amIi,ikI 4 r �._ . ......-.. . -. _jj -.-----. - -............ -................ . ,..- —.5.- - .- -- 10 —4 1 28— Evening Herald Thursday, Sept. 19, 197d BEETLE BAILEY GREAT CEPCRT\ PLATO WWIE, j 4E / ( ', .. J u15 rc TO eo Ilt&aTo PRESIDENT, O.stE- ( AV el __ BRIDGE F JANIE It 19 493 A & •i• W3T 4 q 65 : 5) , EASI 6 1 1082 . + J 109832 ALLEY OOP w-v JlUMV she saw, because she called for dummy's deuce of hearth, Hereig1fl lost to West's queen J and a second diamond was led, She won in Dummy, cashed the last good dlariond since she dd tt tick ad called for du4Ttmy'S 10 of hearth. It didn't matter whether East + 5 4 4 1 souiu Q 0 A K 74 AJ98 +76 4,32 . North-South C We-st North East South I,N,T CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 410NA4Y$ - 9Rus 6 5, . Q - _____ I) it EAVESD4VS 7kL/,S%1v5... On - — I, _ , 7"q I u I home' H'i s everybody? c me "M4iI AJMIT6 / FUNNY BUSINESS A (SCRW. ) / AT717$ 4C .' L'TA 't -. M AMSE 4W TO TAKE ADYANrAdi! OF TP41 S ñ \. P1j,J ....1 UP To 90 f./ rr'6OiM - . . - - ...' ,, $ -L 9L -4 R, ._- 41 AA I I- 60 /Wi 7MT / &.E? II ' RO - — . 5 FUN , Be At 6000 ffIb4BiY 7J'11EP 7W ItU /05 PZEH 0iz. IT R/ MTH AV / OR M'I 'YOu c) n TUMBLEWEED -. IL) (j FOR by Heimdohl & I You can always tell when hard tim,a* nr .. •i amount of doggie bags, salt ., peppe shakers, crackers — and, yes, silverware, napkins and dishes-that march out the 100 of area restaurants. According to Sanford area iestaurant owners and managers hard times are here. Supporting the national trend, several restauranteurs called by The Evening Heraid sald that while business is good especially for September, usually the worst month for tourists and local business alike ) a — the economic inch has hit right in the pocketbook. by T.K. Ryan — . BUDS BUNNY _._. 1r, U.41 sRVlN%L.H'4 _____________ _____ " ONCE AGAIN I SHALL I AP Th FKLOWS PANC, ANc' ONCE AGAIN I WISH POINTOVT FIGHT O'CLOCK I - . 1HAT WI 'IR CA'JCH 'THE GUY WHO SNPS M 'fl CORSAGES - Stoff.I THEY C'$DN'T TREAT ME LIKE THIS WHEN GAS WAS HARD usiness a in o re ree am es / - 17~ PRISCILLA'S POP by Al VermHr CARL NAME MAYBE SHE'S ('ASKET6XLL'" BASEBALL AND Nt-IT! I them Priflctp . ng a small, neighborhood" restaurant said that sinceshe knows most of the customers relatively few ashtrays, SEASONS z r DI co inTereST Pea Burns — — 4'71R TM( 4%4 I U 0Fj-_-' UFF — T' RAY SI,/ L. I OOf..T 1-tAVE wELLfl4EYVEAT1)4CHEo"U " O&DPUFF -' A I_lT`TLEPACWA4E OF 1 IWMLFF 50 '—'-i CAN TRY rr OUT .. k By Roger BolIen .4'f.4q RV34U W14L 5O1 011-Yx T?IFAS IT C4v 66 P, fr4Y I . — T1I4TAtI5I(ZLD A()T F 50 i1rw?' Odham said, with FHA ap- -Set a Nov. 21 public hearing proval, he hopes to start on a request by Golden Tee Inc building in Sanora unit three for zoning for a proposed 47 Orlando based developer "by the end of this year." First acre, 209 lot mobile home park Bralley Odham has revealed phase Construction will be on the east side of U. S. 17-92 plans for i S7 million single homcs south of Sunland I [amity residential project at He said the concept calls for subdivision Golden Tee applied South Sanford Avenue and the development to be corn- last week to have the tract Cormall Road, Sanford pletelyscreenedbyaperlmeter annexed by the city. City Odham applied Thursday for wall like previous Sanora commissioners have set a Oct annexation by the city of 42 sections and to have entrances 28 pubfic hearing on the anacres of the 57 acre project and on S. Sanford Ave. and a street nexation request. received informal approval leading to the previous con- —Recommended general from the Sanford Zoning and structed $300,000 Sanora commercial zoning to city Planning Corrunission of the Clubhouse and recreational commissioners on one acre at concept for the 200 home area the southeast corner of Airport deeloment Odham said he hopes to fill a Boulevard and McCrackin The Z-P board set a Nov. 21 need, with the new homes, now Road where J. W. Alford public hearing on Onam's being met mostly by sale of r-nneq tn •niarge a request for planned unit mobile homes in the area. station operation and add development (PUD) zoning for In other actions Thursday the neignborhood commercial the tract, called Sanora Unit 7,P board: stores. Three. Fifteen acres of the tract is already in the city with PUD zoning part of Odham's earlier 100-acre Sonora PUD south of Airport Boulevard and east of South Sanford Avenue. The annexation and rezoning 0 requests mean Odham's project won't be subject to a new statewide law that takes effect Oct. 1 and requires a two-year WASHINGTON (AP) wait before newly annexed Chairman Arthur F. Burns — board's policy of "modera te of monetrycstatnt rimiursap. property is rezoned, city of- the Federal Reserve Board said propriate. " ficials said. today there would be no further Odham told Z-P members he tightening of monetary policy He noted, however, L11:1t Ux originally had planned patio that has led to record high ir, Federal Reserve's monetairy homes, townhouses and single terest rates. policies have not stenuned the family dwellings on 106 acres of "it would be undesirable to increase lit the growth of the the total Sonora PUD. Thirty. further intensify monetary re supply of money and credit, and six acres at the intersection of straint," Burns &iii. that this growth will continue. manager said inflation. n.a'a' --r--4 '-"a nvwev - ne said mere n. forced him to cut out T Bone Sanford Avenue — was ap- ably will not be a major decline 'The Federal Reserve will steaks this week, for example. proved see tottthat the supply of mon. for commercial use but in Intore's rnte- although A. d, according (tad IjIUiefl dteeped. .. soi$ieMdtc1[fleojb1e. ey and credit )ntlnues to cxEllinor Odham said economic con. in the imme4ime future. pand," Burns said. -There will Inn, he's having more than the ditiors in the !ocal housing a ve the news on intereit be no credit crunch in our fie g usual problem with sheets, pillow cases. towels and water market over the last two years rates to a group of about 6o of country. caused him to drop prior the nations financial leaders atPitchers disappearing front _have ,4~ But Burns aLso stressed there lilan.: tor more townhouses and tending one of President Ford's will not be "long and lasting cluster-type homes. presummit meetings on . To add insult to injury, the the decline in interest rates" until s new section will be be economy. rate of "skips" - guests who all single family homes that Burns noted that some shor there is help for the Federal check out without formally will sell in the high twenty term interest rates alreadyI Reserve Board in its anti-innotifying the management - (thousand dollar) price range," have declined somewhat and flation efforts. are also on the rise. OdhWin At another of the presununit Ellinor said the "usual" houses said. Plans call for the indicated that interest rates on \ to be from 1,060 to 1,150 home mortgages also could fol- conferences, leaders of / . the nasymptoms of do'ie ba g gs square feet each, r low although the (Ion's sick d poor told the in. Following ZP approval of the "traditionally' lag behind government 1 they have suffered creases have en . 44 project concept, utilizing cul market rates." •... more than their share from inH de-sac side streets branching But despite the easing of in. flation and need more federal an otherwise gloomy national EUinor said from a main east-west artery, terest rates, Bums said the assistance. and local picture • higher for is that business ... ;:•..: . September than he can remember, even though the , urists not numerous ?r in I p -.. . with the start of school. "If the stock market will jus t -11 _—IIL__ . goup for the fourth day fn a .. ..... row I might e en crack a smile Everyone OWIIS a "Rover," wants doggie bags according to waitress Lisa Rivero today," Ellinor said. '" () 5x9 G1EN FILL a/r-1r5 By BOB LLOYD City Editor - Chic Young WEREREtrAu.ck1r 0 . 00,11 15 MY SUM B ION Dl E .,. ,•.i , ç - Ask the warden!'' •• / Odham annin9 $7 M 11 ion PU . . iur—.*. An Oct. 29 public haring has complaints or because they been set for a comprehensive were spotted running loose will f animal control ordinance for be examined by it five-member . . 4 "' the unincorporated areas or board to determine whether ' ' Seminole County they are vicious, or otherwise a -The county commission, led threat to the community. - .,, . by chief sonsor Greg DrumThe board will consist of two 5,, niond has iotnpkted h im rnb. N iii (hi public, a ' the law which first surfaced licensed 'veterinarian, the -r more than a year ago at the county animal welfare officer, -. . time of "Mayor," the sudden and a humane socIety celebrity cocker spaniel which represent.ati.e -., ;. 1L ended up being banished to Unlike last year, when Apopka. ",Nlayor" faced death anti . "Mayor," at last reports, was destruction for his habit of . . .. . doing well tn Ids new home, 50 biting neighbors, reasonable . . . -. , the ordinance, after a 14-month alternatives to execution will be gestation period, has been encouraged, Drummond said. endorsed by the humane As an incentie to getting all I 'Society Drummond said today. rabies-succeptable pets in A five-man Animal Control noculated, the ordinance will ____ -z-i..i f'1PPLSrt1r4"# set Up WiUl Waive I" A. tvwiLy fee etfiv e fiepick-up trucks to operate in fecthe Oct 1, I975 A list of 'sr . .four areas. A $91,073 budget will such animals will be provided. fund their efforts, he said. A positive aspect of the law PADDLE POWER PROVIDES AND EXERCISE Briefly, the proposal will will prohibit all forms of cruelty A friendly tussle aboard a paddle boat in the Sanford Marina a constitute a'leash law" for all to animals, and nrnvid M is likely to land eith er Nadine Connell or her paddling co-pilot Ron Green In the drink. The Sanford couple enjoys the relaxation, sunshine pets not jus t dogs so that penalties for who and attractive scenery during their paddle boat trips. Ulerald Photo by George Hayes) animal owners will be required mistreat animals, he said by Garry Trudeau 4f a iIs L4L /5 55,004fBe A1 4110"10 O 70 SORT (2(E57*SW4E FLAY AX'TR4u? flES I to have their charges under control at all times. Herald Staff Writer L O'A) 1157(N - ThE IE5T ULTY Slated Animal Law By CHRIS NELSON 19 Wes t ' or th Fast South Thirty years ago the little old ladies were afraid to open a i 2 NT ic 34 notrump. Today they love to. If I'ar.s 3+ Pass 3? 3.N 1 Pass 44 theyhave 16 t 18 high-card I'ZJcS ' IS 4 I' points, they don *t let such things as worthless doubleton 'iou. South hold A I 843 A 2 $Q4 4h Q 8 7 stand in their way. What do you do non' When they get around to A-Hid seven clubs. Your playing the dummy, they aren't partner has shown the ace of dialikel) to come up with com- monds. Now he Is showing the plicated squeezes and end king and further slam interest. plays. But when it comes to That should br enough for you to standard, basic good play they bid seven. are right there TODAY'S QtF.STIO% We watch one of them play Instead of bidding threv today's hand. She took the first notrump your partner has bid diamond and saw that it was up four clubs over your three hearts to her to go after hearts. At What do you do now" Ans w er Tornorto least we assume that is shat CAI 14P -- . — " . .iI!iiEL I. • I -- —. earing H DOONESBIJRy ( TdES4vSCO5METICS — Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents . by Larry Lewis / - 4 The bidding h•is bet•n by Art Sonsom 67th Year No. 26-Friday, r ay,, September 20, 1974 f Opening lead-J• THE CORN LOSER Ewning El East ducked. South let the 10 ride; played a third heart; and made the three heart trlcksshe needed. Note that If South had called for the 10 of hearts at trick two and East had ducked South would only have been able to take two heart tricks. ' vunt• rIt)t T04 AMKS TO PRESIDENT 3LO011Es NI647LV PARTiES I THI NK OOL/T7.E -.-. cOLEE MAY MAKE r NIGH TLY IT FI4NCiAL',' Iletald Ity 0SWAID and / ( •---' WIN i; ;%14r ENOLi& ç v ___ .4 y r by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL AT Mort Walker are —.'-.' ... . . , ' y .. '' ' ' customers, especially, demanding many more packs of sugar than they have Past, and crackers and salt and pepper packets are being u.3ed at an alarming rate. by Bob Montana At Sanford s Holiday Ink., manager said the most — at about $1 per basket are spend morc than $1,5N on shere the bill of fare must stay dramatic increase has been in being used, which means that at crackers alane this year. relatively a me with national cracker consumption. 22 baskets a day, seven days a Hard times have also hit one menues, the restaurant ime six extra baskets a day week, the Holiday Inn stands to area motel restaurant, whose , ,..: .." — i: ''Ile _ • C% I I II I I (X)N'r BELIEVE REALLT'ARE THE KING OF THE GERMS. :. AND I IO'r BELIEVE 'OLJ tA\iE A CCN1RACT CLiT ON ME .. V I I...." - L..' L. , TV U'.. I I r L L. L. I(Y't- I 5ANT0 COMINGO iS LIKE ThIS TIME OF YEAR? — (THAT'S V ME A7"TWI,T'SVARCH.. . . SEND PERSEU' HAD J I VOR6E U BETTY IN TO CH! LOOK AND THAN SEE IT I SNAKES Ar THIS GAJY1 THE DANDRUFF! GOT MAD HEAD HJ/ 'CAUSE HIS OF iL Dof - rice Index HER IR .st. 'D VAJ R"-Yir ju&r CARE OF i.ORC' (SHORT FO R YULE--YULE CA5TE..M17 HIRF' YETrORI' Tf, Ti-t4r 5o1Dc35 FtT A 'IOU RE COMJc TO DEAR Ct P EEK & MEEK / , ?JO.4jtAJ'T CC AU.)A5'. U.. aE PJG, . . by Howie Schn.gd.r fr-f ir.s 'jj-€ CAXY 'TO t.EA'..E f 0 C 6~ , - I 1 WASHINGTON(A t)) Consumer prices soared 1.3 per cent in Augus t as harp Increases in costs of meats, clo thing, mortgage Interest and medical set vices led the biggest infltionary surge of the past 12 months, the government reported today, The leap in retail prices, which works out to an adjusted annual rate of 15.6 per cent, was foreshadowed by near record wholesale price increases over th e past two month s and virtually assures continued high inflation through 1974. 1),. 4 ... L I'.. a I .. I I.. $ fl .. I al . — . 5 S Ford Plans • Korea Trio r •',i F I .-_ ident Ford will vigit South Korea for an overnight sta% Nov. 22-23 following his trip to Japan, the White House an. noun ced today. S The President is inaking the Visit at the invitation of Korea's President Park Chung Hee, whose wife was killed in a rePresident Ford's precummit meetings on the economy that there cent assassination attempt on would be no further tightening of the monetary policy that has led Park. to record high interest rates. Burns said, however, there probably PARTLY CLOUDY would not be a major decline in interest rates-although some 4 small decline is possible-in the immediate future. The Consumer Price Index jump signaled a ha lf billion dollar increase in pension benefits for federal government retirees and military personnal whose retirement benefits are adjusted It) --•, i s' iii n,int f,r mar aj in tha i i,.t aa Ii,. ira,, _____________ p gain nf lati*on Spi ral Conti nue c:i&u - nq •n••. 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BRIDGE JAMES JAC011y FtURE ç / . _______ I '1 ç • 1 £ EST j 83 V 63 1. cr'-.' W GOOD ! t V(52 - j y S encin Li1 icense ssues o 9 ' .. One sect ion of Me "borrow ha gnored uust(~m City Fdltor seven-acre drainage retention lake, has seven feet c0l"Plaints of unsatisfactory workmanship. a (if hater and a vertical bank on one side, Knowles Sanford city commissioners have Instructed city reported lie said police have "several times Ifl boUndi city ordinance commissioners must hear th from cornplainthnts and the sign firm at a Atty. Vernon Mtze to i.n vestigate legal possibiliti es recentweeks"observed area children swimming i riaring oiiore c onsidering license ci the div ru1 'g a &doptr to tence as a saet> tflC Ph r v c hazard an unfinish ed lake or borrow pit" in City commissioners voted May 28 to dose don --indicated they favor entering a mut ua l aid acre act proposed as a multi-million-dollar the project but allowed It to continue June 10 after agreenut with the new Seminole County lire apartment, offi ce and retail complex. app rovingp detailed I bn itt e d b>Sa &t for protecticn units when the county reaches the same level of equipment and service as provided by the cavation and land clearing stopped 45 days ago on the drainage retention area. city. the p r oper t y, on the east side of U.S. 1792 between In other actions this week commissioners: Sanhirl F the Pinecre.st and s ilif(ird plaza shopping centers, -_Set an Oct. 7 public hearing to consider revoking, 1111ssiollo F ire (liii I G. M. Harrietttt told (0111 rs the new county plan,"has some merit to • being developed by San Situs LW. the occupational license of Albert Signs Inc., 2518 it," but warned the city should approach an y Knowles said a land clearing contractor on the [lark Drive, after receiving complaints from city mut ua l :,!I I pact carefully. pro ject has gone bankrupt and San Situs la eeng officials that the fti has erected signs in the city Sanford has mutual aid pacts wi th the cities of another contractor to finish the work. without permits and reports from the chamber of %%'inter Park and DeLand. In th I' West I k. TM A three notrump contract is pas re f erable to our hearts, but l'as ft" US Pit Of 3+ another. So do some other players. So when today's hand was played in a Swiss team, both the 1,01,s and their opportents reached four I - I '&It) Z) '5P1ti IT 0JE.R - . . s - - 17 /1 SouU t h o told me a nice thing about you, Dexterl She said your father accidentally sat down on your guitar! I'M You, South, hohi -6 A K 8 4 3 T A 2 #Q4#KQ87 What do you do now, FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger Dollen 8O FOOTBALLTEJLM, I've W to we what your partner dorl I EN %TOQ next. ft" BfftW TO UHVU TAJ4C 14E 6&The three of diamonds was TOI)Y'S QUESTION led at both tables and East's 1k continues to live clubs. What king fell to south's ace The ace do ou do now of hearts was led and both East Answer Tomorrow players dropped the queen. This Send $I for MODERN didn't disturb the LOL declarer. b00h 10 ' Win aJACOBY I Bridge. (clo this Little old lady technique pays newspaper) P 0 Box 489 Radio no attention to possible bad City Sahon.Now yo'Ii, N V. 70019 L006F_ END. Otherwise S. s policy is to only respond danger . However, th e city has agreed to answer fi re calk at public schools outside th e city and to fight fires there if netessary ation. - p THE BORN LOSER an or Session fly Boll I.lx)yl) ____ ________ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents . e .• ileiau ______ South had lost his contract, his temper and his partner s confidence Neithrr vulnerable rt North I at South 1 Pass 2 4 l'a Pa I OSS I'a Opening lead-3+ / . 'AST 4Q 4 VQJ + K7 + Q8532 *Q108 4J973 SOUT111 11)) by Dave Grous THIS is IT, GENTLEMEN! 67th Year, No. 24—Wednesday, September 18, 1974 f and a diamond The other declarer studied that queen play for a long time, He had heard about safety Plays and maybe that queen was a genuine singelton. He led low trullip toward dummy. East tock his Jack CLk a OXJ?j — . -,- - ALLEY 00P tmpbreaks.Shecontinuedby cashing the king and shortly thereafter had chalked up plus i7 4652 T 1074 11 Evening . OI1TII 00 __ By 0SWALD and f —,(5,-T~_ I ROTUND' by Dick Turner -CARNIVAL WIN AT Mort Walker TICE TaS ' - Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY _ . ____________ J1 --Set an Oct 28 public hearing on a (olden Tee Inc., request for annexation of a 47e mobile home park site on the east side of U.S. 1792 south of s S. The Sonan I d Estates. e ac on would Id allow an 1 nexation after Oct. 1, effective date of a new state law fr Knowles said the Golden Tee tract has access 10 city water and sewer mains. -Gave Wilco Construction Co., un til Oct. 1, to review its agreement to participate in pa%ing of Georgia est 25th Street. Wilco missioners said because current economic (nnditlnnc nithark have been made in Wi1c' adjacent townhouse project the finn asking a tunt cxknslon on the pavir agreement —Au th orized removal from th e parkway at the nor theast co rn er of Fr en ch Avenue and nest First Street of a city-maintained towr. arrow s gn. refurbishing the sign and relocating it to (1i rect no tri o C u r.in terminal on Lrslt:unon i Avenue. Knowles noted that the down town business area in recent years has expanded past the French-West First intersection and the sign has been subject of complaints from an adjacent property owner. / ' 9 7 / o era ion r on%, ron _______________ CAMPUS CLATTER th IMO URN ~~,.jTE,4 %QRV -E-N, T iS 5 ~kUNDERBAIZ ... by Lor THANK YOU <L4US, BUT I ¶II( YOU .t iSA THE ...NOT BEER COUNSELi NGJ / SIGN. I V1I0 PEER. Lewis ' c - - 7W 6A1/ff_R9ryA(U 1ZV5 A7HIETIC A_%X1A110N rm 1"r fi~~y &-trp 4is A.Mff Ut)VW 4Ww • aw5 : 1 IT a4 MAM y BLONDIE ) 7.11, &UPIL ~11wry mR 4V 914M." i AH4 r Irkr1ri y /9 A %OvWl / 4446,1464. ( k'.'' ? * • , A 11: , KNOW WOW M SPOL A FELLOWIS l60NLy1(&25 I —•' 6W,"411W A11MYS ff-EN 70 A1 ' fro YMCA TUMBLEWEED CHEF. Th by T.K. Ryan S ENEMY soLPtRs!? II by H.mdohl & PiDcksy rm . - • . I A $10,000 "raise" for the joint $25,000 county-YMCA-wbool board after hours recreation program is being asked by County Commission Vice Llmiiman Dick William. S r YOU'LL N EVER MAwEN v-> IT AS AN AIRLINES STEWARD,-_Ss, '/A STEWARDESS H AS To H A\j E LLVkOC' / . I * BE JUS-T LEGS' I I 7 . SHORT HOPS ' A #i~_ funds the operation's basic expenses, and the "Y" provides trained supervisory personnel and collects fees from participants to make up the remaining $70,OOD budget. WINTHROP by Dick Covoll, W1.4 I GET MARRIED, Th4E THAT6OUND T A WNOE NEK. _______ 9 17 - . " __________ ' " ' _____ _____ 13 IT THAT LATE? WE t - l I'LL JUST T IT OUT AND DRESS IN FIVE MINUTES! STAND BACb II — I DON'T GET W L by Crooks & AR THUR PiKe 0HWNAT15 T04E FFERENCE T e" FE - UI- I UXU Each of the planned sports d activities an , % CAIJ5E OF MV In the north county, Seminole High School will serve as the hub; In the South, the Milwee ...WT ~J&IpLy 1~iE FRCS) ' 'TMrr r -RESIMA I I by Bob Th.vn I I- - . I; cor ft SHORT RIBS • - TALU 16it HOT GT aVEts! Y00 EVERY AP'TITUDE Too V EI1 ___________________ ____ I I 'THE RESULTS ARE v; I . I . " $IMtT' 1__ -J . 1 lIDM1cII1I by Prank Hill KLL,W4AT ARE i AimDEs i . ) 1) HAVE ANY. ' If the court wert. to reject the resignation, it would leave the former president open to possible disbar. ment. House executive office e California appropriations subcom. —Attorneys Herbert J. Supreme Court took under advisement Nixon's formal Miller Jr. and Raymond I..irroca announced on Tuesday have filed a motion in U.S. resignation from the California bar. The Sta te Bar Board of Governors rnittee on 1"tiesday slashed the $850,000 transition that - they to discuss — "full of en. thusiasm" — Annenberg's hopes and plans for setting up a school of international communications to broaden international derstanding. District Court in Los Angeles to quash a 51.16poena requiring Nixon to testify in a civil suit next week. The motion, scheduled for a hearing on recommended that the resignation be accepted without prejudice to fur. t h e r di s c I p I In a ry proceectings against Nixon if he should seek reinstatement. Annenberg said that he had visited President Ford Monday, contends that N i x on is too ill to testifs The letter of resignation received by the court on request for the former president to $398,000. Chiocago Ca The subcommittee eliminated a $110,000 appropriation proposed by the General Service Administration for a vault to be built near San Clemente for storin N ixon 's papers and the Waterg ate tOpes 911 1.17 1 P 0 ) initted bv Brown showed that the te1eision sportscaster ma de a " fai th effort" to follow !egal advice beforeor dering be thrown out after the Dec. 5, 1972 elections. "Based on additional evidence which came to our attention since the appeal, we v iolate the spirit of the law," Herring id KEN BRO W N' o -n- n 10 V - rant executive. Customers tire walking off with just about e% erything but the kitchen sink. o w ners outsmarted ketchup bottle fdchers by leaving them uncapped - ~~X "They couldn't pour the stuff in their pockets," Buckmaster there was no wrong doing in the election. I'm just glad it's over," Bro'wn. 47, concluded. "It's -. . F J 7_ V_ j ft *_<f. ,..-.; "'tANAlt been tough on me and my family The ballots ordered thrown J M t ;J Voak - , St affected the election, which was present Mayor Eugene Jacques by 15 votes over for- St. q -- A It has always been taken for perjury charges againi - granted that ash trays will be Altamonte Springs PublIL he said. "But cups, sil- Works Director Don Bundy. verware and plates are going Hosemann, ruling shortly now. before noon, delayed Bundy's "We have a report of one trial, scheduled for this week, brazen customer slyly sub- because the state has appealed stituting old silverware for a a decision by Circuit Court new thble setting. And we'd Judge Volie Williams supgive anything to solve the pressing statements by Bundy problem of disappearing toilet and others In the case. i r '4 I. . . it - Sugar 1),Ich-(.ts are goillIg illto (lie Pockets instead of the CUP Of cuffce rIsen 100 per cent in the last spotted Ufl&tu%Ln' the caps of k _3 K 7 Weather Details Page 3A n ex Hosemann said he wouldn't "Restaurant men are begin, deal wi th the pr oblem of a key ning to cut way ba ck on condi sta te's witness refusing to leave Around The Clock nents at the table and limiting Tulsa, Okla., until-or if — the rolls and crackers. They say case fina ll y comes to trial . Calendar bus' nem' s UP by 22 Per ctnt but Defense attorney Newman Comics profits are down by 6 per cent I3rock Argued Monday that the rossordPuze • v idual loaf i irt,,j u ' r hu ifl,istt r ,iid sttr il ite "This added expense from case should be disn, issed DearAbby -home crowd in the lo because of a technicdl foul up Dr.Crane run will just be pa.,,Wd on to the by the state attorney's office Dr. Larnb customer. .ney can't keep W hich—in effect— thtni Bundy the 2-N CLOUDY paper rolls. -- where the caper is costing thou.andsofdolIarsaweek Perjury arges and Earlier, Brown praised his attorney, Sanford's Roger Berry, and gave Herring cre(ht - - outa defense motion to diviiis;; - food costs. . -, d sophisticated competition in adds that the amount of tips Year,"he said. "It is being tak- salt and pepper shakers and purse. Bread and cl. -.,!r cor, judo, kaiate, gymnastics and also is falling off en from the tables by the hand- pouring the contents into en suniption Is up by mo than 33 "Consumption of sugar has other group activitiEs, William said month when an anneals court reversed a Sanford Circuit Court decision which originally threw the charges out. Brown today the "ad over e verything we had The ditional evidence showed no whole thing could have been wrongen ' oing. P od We turned avoided , but , well, it's over 9 ThIe fourth category, club certainly is going on allover the activities, will feature more country," said Buckmaster. He LIM, vear bati.,L .)%er ciLarges he violated the state's elections laws coulJ have been avoided, but "noA, I'm just Gankful it's over." State Atty. Abbott Herrin late Tuesday decided to drop charges agairLit Brown that were reactivated just last good Do gle Baas gymnastics, tennis, vantaged children State Dismisses Brown Charae said cheerleading, judo, karate, home trend has been t;oted by karate and man y of the associa tion's 4,800 otti rs; special activities such membe rs who blame spiraling tournament and Christmas /' 9 ii rejt-, led because it i aded to acknowledge that a disciphnary matter was pending against Nixon. —All "03131116tual, kilt sports; Cavalcade of gifts for disad. I ' 1: RICHARD NIXON vollyball and other team Association. informal education in Buckmaster said the take. VMS 6* an interview with The Associated Press. Tuesday was Nixon's .eond a t tempt to resign from UVb___ fjai- reasonable length of time." "Peop l e are calling for more School -Lyman 1man 111gb School complex will be used; in the rolls, bread, butter and crack. East, Oviedo school will par- ers for their tables and are car. ticipate, and in the Wesl the ting much of it away in their Brantley-Teague-Forrest City pockets, purses and in doggie bags — there never have been schools will host. 'o man), requests for doggie Programs will be of four bags," says Larry Buckmaster, basic types, Williams said; executive directcr of the Chi. leagues truch as basketball, cago and Illinois Restaurant i FRANK AND ERNEST Involvin g the former - FM TPZ SEPARATIou a FrxeRs... ILIH to me Annenberg said in at each site unless area residents indicate enough in. CHICAGO (AP) Infl ation terest by signing-up, Williams has brought on the biggest cafe said caper In h is tory, says a resthu AND Now "E,5 KAVINC, ME WATcNEP 10 SEEP U WH TT P*T f , In other developments The suit fded by 21 persons in arlotte, N.C 1 as children—will center around . four basic g~ograpWcal areas. CAPTAIN EASY 4- A UR FELLOW VA - _. The sdml board provides the cepting the "Y's" offer to help. The three.piwty cooperative arrangement "is the kirW of thing that I think really has a future," Williams said. 7be after hours program— open to men and women as well • TO L-3.0 T0 VEP PARTY ( -.4p"04&wjw, sites, a n s suppose the e bone of con te nt ion recent years ea which 'd lu'. 114E GROOM GREAT C41, OQN'T 70 4 his voice was firm nnd seemed completely normal Annenberg said Nixon te lephoned him from San Clemente on Tuesday night As presently negotiat ed , th e county pr'wented them from atteMng a 1w I rally honoring the Rev. Billy Graham in Charlotte. Nixon spoke at the event, and he has been ordered to testify in the suit by en. tering a deposition in Santa Ana, Calif., on Sept. 24. An attorney for the group The American envoy in London said that the secondary blood clot above Nixon's left knee had reached the area of the groin and there was a dan. ger it could go further up his body. I "Mr. Nixon made no mon ay his 110,000 request will support a full year's operation, due to C IV mention of how he felt but "Speck, catalyst Pr:jident Ford's de( tv pardon i n s totally President ",;' ' untrue and rldicitleus," Annenberg said. 1 wouLd never pres(une tc dLsms a ni.atler of that character tW lies whoI13 in the pronce of the s1dent bt. Nixon has Mcated in a Williams, pointing out that - cWtahu uAt wbito hosplWized soon for his or . spi a1i'9zed on Sept. 6 and asked him to relieve him as ambassador to Britain no IAI& Um Oct. Annenberg mid here today PRISCILLAS POP 6Lrr PAID FOK IT! 0 n Will B IDNDON (AP) — U. S. telephone conversation Ambaaor Walter that h e expects to be Proposed RAVE A ME FIN15~4 MY MEAL No Increase OLPER 1' NOW CLOSE ARE INISY?! BUGS BUNNY - - Chic Young NOU GAVE ME A C14ECK FM $13' or UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. selves," he said. "failure to co- this year by an unspecified The l're.dcnt set forth four incentive to producers but ta t AP Presid ge. The attempt by any coun- wealthyoilproducersmustjotn toproduceenergy_andbo0 ent Ford, ple- operate on oil, food and In. amount and the United States is principles which he said shod which consumers an afford th ... y to use one commodity for in this effort." ing increased food shipments flation could spell disaster for "prepared to join in a world- kWde a gloLkil approach to food pro vi de a decent e for evBy confronting consumers with PnIldclil Purposes will inevita. abroad, told the United Nations every nation represented in this wide effort to negotiate, estab- and energy problems: Ford, who was accompanied eryone. Ile problems of food production restrictions, ar- bly tempt other countries to use on the trip General Assembly today that room. The U nited Nations must llsh and maintain an interby Ws wife Betty and and energy can be resolved on "—First, all nations must tifictal pricing and the prospect their commodities for the o Secretary of State Henry A. the basis of cooperation "a global strategy for food and not and need not allow this to national system of food re- substantially increase produc- of ultimate bankruptcy, purposes. or )I energy is urgently required." occur. A global strategy for serves." Kissinger, told the General can be made unmanageable on tion. Jwst to maintain the producers will eventually "—Fourth, the nations of the Assembly that "the economy of the basis of confrontation. In the text for his first ap- food and energy is urgently reThe President said the United present standards of living the become the victims of their own world must assure that the the world is under unprece. pearanee bore the world or- qred The annual session of the as. States would set forth our world must almost double its actions. ganixation, Ford said the alpoorestamong us are not over. dented stress"and new a Discussing what the Uq;ted comprehensive proposals" to sembly also lathe oeston for a output of food and energy I "—Third, all nations must whelmed by ternative to cooperation is co rising prices cf the proaches to International coop. ser!es of talks, held both in New States is willing to do to lp meet present and future world "-,Second, all nations must avoid the abuse of man's funda. ntafton. imports necessary for their sur. eration are needed. hungry na tio ns, Foed said food ne York and Washington, between at the November World seek to achieve a level of prices mental needs for the sake Gf 'lAt us not delude our- aid abroad would be increased Food Conference in Rome. vival. The traditional aid d "Energy is required to pr American presidentsand which not only provides an narrow national or bloc advan. nors and the increasingly duce food." he said, "and food secretaries')f state. v by Garry Trudeau AD%IICE TOI STU DENTS ion Horoscope i • 4A IM 8B .10A �, . . .'i' _- " - . :--=.- :-'-.. .=; . _-_..-..... -I _= Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974 — - j NATiON 1 IN BRIEF I Ao1her Cc!d Cure CHICAGO (AP) University of Illinois researcheirs say an experimental drug significantly increases ttIle body's defenses against the common cold and may be UIC answer to control of the ailzcnt. The drug, prcpanediamjne, stimulates an increase Ifl the body's natural production of interferon, a chemic 11 that defends the body against viral and some other It fections. Because interferon is effective against all viruses, it ha be en considered promising In the control of respirator infections, such as the cold. Colds are caused by so many types of viruses that vaccine against all of them is thought impractical. The scientists at the university's medical school ij Ciiicago said tney used iyoung volunteers to study th e effects of propanediarnine. Writing in the New England Journal of Medicine, th scientists said the results of their study make th cm op tirnistic that ul timately effective drugs can be develope for the common cold and other viral respiratory in feclions. - : Florida Gets Job Money ATIANTA,Ga. (AP) — Th e U.S. Department of [boi says it has allocat ed more th an a million dollars to Si, Southeastern states and their local governmen ts foi creation of addi tional public service jobs. The funds wi ll go to areas with 6.5 per cent or highei un employment and the amounts will be based on th number of unemployed above the 6.5 percent level. Kentucky receiv ed $600,853, th e largest portion of the Si. 794,172 allocated for 12,000 jobs in th e South. Ot he r states and t he ir allocations include: Alabama $214,421; Florida, $564,331; Georgia, $270,551 ($189,498 of which is allocated for Atlanta); Sou th Carolina, $27,683, and Tennessee, 1116,332. The ireaknown tor Honda was: Miami-Dade Co un ty, $45.473; Hollywood, $35841; Pompano, $26,694; and Brevard County, $456,321. Nationwide, $65 million Is being allocated for 85,000 public service jobs and an additional $350 million will be allocated by the end of the month in th e program ca lled f'r by President Ford. Southeast Employment Report ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) Employment declined by 120,400 from J un e to July in the Sou th east and the average factory worker's pay dropped 55 cen ts a week, according to U.S. Labor Department statistics. The repo rt showed average weekly earnings for factory workers in the eight Sou th eastern states were $140.85 In July, down 55 cents from the June average but up $11.65 from last year. Georgia led the d eclin e wi th a J uly earnings average of $140.94 per week, down $3.24 from th e previous month and up only 16.55 from a year ago. Sever al states had slight increases In weekly earnings Alabama $153, Florida $152.78, South Carolina $137.70 and Virginia $146.49. - - - - Mississippi, 112t56, Nor th Carolini, $13L4, Ta*' nessee, $144.84, had slight declines. The report said the weekly average dropped $1 cents nationa lly. In nonagricultural employment in the Sou theast, on ly Sou th Carolina showed a slight lacrease. Government, wi th a decline of 88,700, and manufactur ing, with a decline of 45,800, led the drop In jobs. The re po rt showed mining and retail industries, finance, Insurance, real estate and service Industries a ll ex perien ced slight increases In jobs f illed. Alternate Service Is PEOPLE Like Prison For So me I BY W. ROBERT WELLER had refused to do before they Several others who did leave rule that some Inmates rnu.st Associated Press lv nier were imprisoned. Th ey said said they would return ra ther spend time doing public service they owed the nation no service than accept alternqj servi ce, work in lieu of completing their President Ford's clemency for refusing to fight in w ha t Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe sentences. program has temporarily freed they called an immoral war, had orde red the Imprisoned The board was set up by most of the 95 Vietnam-era Steve Bezich of Chicago was draft evaders releasj late Pr esident Ford after he decided draft evaders In f ed eral pris. one. He refused to leave the Tuesday on 30-day furloughs to to offer amnesty to draft evaons, but some may be back, federal reformatory at El Rena, give them time to appeal their ders and deserters both those To some, Ford's offer to do Okla., saying he wouldn't ac- sentences to a newly creat ed in Jail and those in exile or alternative service in li eu of jail cept any th ing short of complete clemency board. )'Jdlng — if they agreed to was no diffe re nt than what they amnesty. Presumably that board might alternative service, Early reports Indicated the " offer wasn't faring much better ________ ', with those who had avoided -: prison by leaving the country ____ ____ ..P! ' f _______ onedraft evader was . '• 17~ known to have turned himself ID Tuesday. John S. Barry, 22, turned himself in to federal authorities In San Francisco. Barry, who I had never registered for the \~ __ Rk - - — - — S I draft, said, "This whole mess is not going to be a stigma Ill _______ carry the rest of my life." -k Doug Bittle returned to San Francisco from Canada to take a look at Ford's offer, but he was cautious. little said, I ______ want to look at it a lot more closely. If they wan t reasonable _______________ - - ___ ____ _______ WORLD IN BRIEF Teachers' Bargaining Unit TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) — The Florida United &s vice Associatjo has been certified as the new statelevel bargaining unit of the National Education Associa tion. The action Tu esday of the NEA execu tive committee meeting in Washington followed the expulsion of th e Florida Educati on Association from NEA mem be rship on Sept. 4. 'FUSA will provide a single organiza tional focus for SEA's Fl orida local affiliates making it possible for all Florida professional educators to speak with a powerful, unified voice," said NEA executive secretary Terry I fern don. CIA's Chilean Role WASHINGTON lAP) — At least 14 government of ficials have repor ted to Congress on American policy toward Chi1between 1970 and !973 without mentioning the covert U.S. acti vi ties exposed during the last 10 days. According to most congressional a nd administration sources, f ormer CIA director Richard M. Helms' testimony is receiving the most atten tion by those looking into possible mirsthteinents of fact about th e Am er ican role in Chile. President Ford acknowledged Mo nday nlgnt that /u,wr.an rnorwv was chv'd'stineIy funneled into Citile to preserve the 'ppodion press and po litical par ties after th e election of Marxist President Salvador Allend in 1970. it was a rare public admission by an American president. Wi th te excepti on of CIA director William E. Colby, who testified before a closed House subcommittee session ;t ipii. ti.' 4btr government official repor ti ng to ;;ress ha admitted CIA actions gainst Allende. Another British Election Set ________ hn hcuj. BOSTON (AP) — Time: have changed since Harold E. Colson sign ed his wi ll gran ti ng "a wor thy male member" of the Wesley United Methodist Ch urch In Salem $500 to go to Haryard College. So the church set out to change provisions of the will and on Tuesday the state Supreme Court upheld a Salem Proba te Court decision allowing the changes. Colson, of Camden, N.J., 7 !9 and left part of his estate to the church. The will, signed in 1957, established a scholarship in the memory of his mother, Mrs. Frances L. Colson of Salem. John Kennedy Jr. _ _____ NEW YORK (AP) — Grand Jury testimony by Jo hn F. Kennedy Jr. has resulted in indictment of Robert Lopez, prosecutors say. The Indictment was handed up Tuesday In connection with the theft of the 13-year-old Kennedy's Y bicycle in Ca'ntri! Park. It charges Lopez with third. degree grand larceny and possession of a dangerous weapon. Criminal court charges against Lo pez had been thrown out after the son of the late president failed to appear in court for the fourth time. : - egal Notice Exi les Can Envoy y At Home Holl*da . I Middle NEW YOPK (AP) — thgrru Bergman says her controversial and torrid love affair 25 c&s ago wi th Italian f ilm director Roberto Hosseilini began be fore she ever met h im. In a McCa ll 's magazine article, she says, "It all started because I was bored. I had everything a wo man could expect in life, but sud denly I realized there was no excitement any more. To keep ali ve I had to do some thing.... I eznlndin inside." d E ec.ion I 9 + 0 - How can the city have its regular December , , Seminole County Jail In lieu of speed bicycle valued at $100 lance earlier this week to this year. Candidates begin procedure is brand new and newly elected officials nor. Council has informally agreed from federal revenue sh ring $500 bond, charged with at- stolen from her home, Tuesday. Jaques to take the qualifying in mid-October, .subject to attack in the courts. mally assume office the first to provide a site for the clinic, money. , acbegging tion. tempted grand larceny. Ordinances, with the required Orlando P. Santell, 108 Gum Council is not expected to Monday in January, practice In The county has budgeted Set a public hearing for Oct. 7 "What's the use of my asking Public hearings and ad- take any action which might Floyd Chambliss, 518 Oak Street reported a lawn mower him, he won't do it anyway," W,000 in property tax funcis, on the requested annexation Street, Altamonte Springs is In valued at $241 was taken from Mrs. Shortate said. $30,000 in federal revenue and rezoning of the StoRe , the Seminole County Jail in lieu his yard, TuesdaY. sharing money and has been property Jaques has been boycotting on Seminola I awarded $30,000 In Hill-Burton Boulevard and on SR 427 north. council meetings since his , 't, ',-. frr ! IUU The annexation petitions In$10 000 annual salary was __ and equip th e clinic. . replaced by council with a dude the rights.-of-way as well $2,4 00 yearly pay. He insists th e Accepted the low bid of the of the two highways to legalize 1 , / . . __je Insurance Center at 137,355 for other a nn ecations over the past city charter does not , . P$I city insurance needs over the few years. Although state law specifically require him to c - " ', 1974-'75 year, The insurance requires annexed lands to be te at ndcouncllmeetings.Noting .j' ; committee he now has to work outside city (Councilmen contiguous (touching) other SEl. 19 . ? .' ;' SFMBEU 24 Ferrell and HA . Scott will it territory, "i,uni.il has found ( hall to suppert his family, . , Alcoholics Anonymous, open Tuskuwilla Middle School Jaques also has said the charter meet at 1 p.m. 'l'hurjav to many annexed parr"l'; that do . meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal Pareots' Night, 7:30 p.m., in does not require him to keep an consider .j ._._ whe ther fal:.&' arr".t r.i.t conform with . I :,w Church Parish House, 400 cafe teria of South Semi __. - ____ -_ -_ - _ - - Z__Iq 4:Thf nole office open ei th er. Magno lia Ave., 8-9 p.m. 'r Middle School, Casselberry. ! Julian told the co uncil ea r li er I . P,- . Paren ts fo ll ow child's sched ule this week the city's election . . Lake Mary Woman's Club get ' -: .'t and meet teachers. _ . law, Ordinance 40, requires a ' ,. , ~. =-mayor's proclamation before __ . _-_J*0~_-__w__, I 1: I -..?~~.., Sanford Uons Club, noon. noon, home of Mrs. Vincent . W . I . . 4104 Butler, 292 Evansdale Rd., House of Steak; guest spicaker, the regular election can be held. , % . IS . .- . - ~7=~__ - __ _ Jim Robinson, personnel officer lie urged the council to consider Lake Mary. . repealing its election ordinance I for Stromberg- Carlton. 6 ~ __ ~ 4 . - _. . Republican Club of Seminole in favor of slate law prov isions. " ç. -. I Sanford Pilot Club, 6:30 p.m., 8 Alt I .I U__ Springs Savings and Loan, SR summer picmic at Lake Mary . -I . I 1% . — . ~ - - - - - - _ - peaker, Jim home of Letha Fowler. . — I __ M—MM-Mit I - . / ~ qw0d a a 0 a . NDAR . - '. f,,nuc u ' ,r - . I , ('A LE Emmet James Kay VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) Emmet james Kay, belie ved to be the last American prisoner of war in lndochin, was flown today to Clark Air For ce Base in the Philippines for a med ical checkup after being released by the Laotian Communists. ' -,,- . . -. -. - ' ' ' . t - . ' - - - " - - _____ v.i ' .. -t - CITYOF - Hvnrinfk L ' I of secretary of state and State Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Rep. Eugene Mooney, can- Center. didate for r"lection to House wit: SEPT. 26 Seat 33. Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. St. 20 a 0 -: Rea e di d By BOB ORRELL Herald Correspondent Organizational meeting, local chapter American Association of Harvester 77~ -_ I- -- SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier of Retired Persons, community Restaurant Representatives from all room at First Federal Savings Harvest of Fall fashion show state departments Involved In and Loan, Sanford, 2:30 p.m. at Casselberry Woman's Club the hyacinth control program Open to all interested retirees, Overtx'ook Drive, at 8 p.m. , meet at the Osteen Bridge this aftemoon for an "on the site" Sunshine KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Sept. 27 Inspection of the proposed Cava li er Restaurant, Norman DeVere Howard loca tion for the mechanical Chapter, United Daughters of hyacinth harvesting machine. SE PT. 21 th Locating the ma chine on the e Confederacy, meets 2:30 Alcoholics Anonymous Mrs. F.E. St. Johns River in this area will W omen's Group, Holy Cross P.M. at home of involve closing the main boat a Ave. V Episcopal Church Parish R nlllat 910 Palmetto channel and routing traffic House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 2-3 Sunshine KiwanIs, 7 a.m., through the North channel. p.m. Cavalier Restaurant. If the Inspection proves that G'erman'Aznerjcan Society water depth in the North Gospel Sing to Welnfcst, 8 p.m. to I a.m. benefit "The channel is sufficient for boats at clubhouse, 381 Orange Lane, UIU=te Answer," Episcopal present, immediate application THE, FOX 0 FIRM IR P 1, 1 _1 - Center 0 LEGION POST - . - . i 9 I Sanford Al-Auon Family G roup, Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. Amnesty Loophole a No Public Serv ce ' sign - ''k i' _w - - . - . 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", I') 111,11 iltt'ul,'li( (' .111(1 It i'.'.'t'r 0v('rII I) 't'm,utlng (4)51'. I ,)#1g4 .r 1- BABY BEEF __ ,,,, iM 'N' SHOP 1 1T1 1 1 1 1 1PARK 111 - 11 hill.- . lilt li oi l ut ).,F,',il( .HhiiI,R ",i)l liurihi',, ills hi,lliig,i '.lt'u'k lit''.', Extended Forecasts Friday through Sunday Pcnlnsult.r Florida Mainly afternoon and evening Showers and Scattered thunder showers through Sunday. Highs mostly In the upper Ws to lower 90s Lows mostly in the 70s. Daytona Beach tides for Thursday high 1056 a m . 11 16 in low 1 73a m 5 00 pm - Port Canaveral high 10 39 a u-n . 10 45 p in. .4 15 am • 1:17 p in Main Ottic, Downtown • W•,t Coto,,au • C011994f Pii$ Darer 3itoz• • All•..øl. Spiing. • t.snion Squ are Motiner Ph.:. • • Apopka Dliii VilIie -- _. per cent today, 70 per cent tonqbf and 10 per cent lhursctay, timel..s F~A i it '-.150 . \iitl (i'.u'i ' 4 - fk,, , — - a -1 \ Parity cloudy through Thursday A chance of thundershowers manly during afternoon and evening hours Highs in the upper SOs and low 90s LOWS tonight in the lOs, Variable winds 10 mph or less gusty near th,.,ndershower% Rain probability 10 S.upd m#ed 4omai OF ORLANDO -, 7 N own I - _F morning 71 First . ' Federal - -. s . Yesterday's 0 t. . " iiiI,s '.(s Lill ult\'lIlt', (ill liii' rIluI I lit' I,i.i iui's S 0 vester for the move to the W EATHER - _______ . hyacinth problem which has Training) annual art auction at the Carlton House, 6515 plagued boaters in the area but will not be a "cure-all". International Way, Orlando, at 8:30 p. m. Ge neral admission Spraying, harvesting, and even the introduction of weed ea ting 12.50; patrons $750 fish will probably all be needed .4 - I . to keep up with the rapid growth of the choking plants. Members of the inspection team expected to be on hand will include representatives from the Trustees of Internal Improvement Fund 'shich controls dredge and fill operation permits, Dick Dumas of the Division of Aquatic Plants, the Department of Natural Resources, the operator of the har'vestcr who will work in conjunction with the Game and Fish Comm ission, Euga, County Cornmissioner Greg Drummond, County Pollution Control officer Langley Adam. _ C&OILLAC MOTOR CA' 0ItS10'. of the advisory council of the Department of Natural Resources, reported that the Department is now in the trocess of prenarino the har. Sanford area. It is stationed Alcobolics Anonymous closed structor. Women's American ORT near Palatka at present. meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal C-7" --- Seminole' llIh School studcat government president Charlotte '--Itingling accepts U.S. Flag for school from American Legion Post 53 Commander Jim Ripley as Principal Don Reynolds looks on. DONATES FLAG In will be made to close the main p.m., channel so the machine can be set up. Rotary Club ineeting, 12 Nutrition cl.ass, Forest Lake noon, Sanford Civic CenterGary Wetherington, assistant state director Bicentennial Forest City, 7:30 p.m. NO Dorothy pommer, Commission. Ills subject will charge. Mrs. ".... . ... '" 41U$AIUVII % . uiuiu I1&UIUI, n- 11 ~~, ' Casselberry. The High Tones Outreach # play for dancing. V, __ Ail rA Anonymous, open Lakeview Middle School PTA mee ti ng Holy Cross Episcopal open house 7'30 pm Church ' Parish House 400 Legal Notice BAY WNGWOOD L '. - - y on woo I I ' ' - a s St ' wc - Ma or . t,t,,,.us name. - Wcdnesday, S e pt. 18, 1974-3A . City voters are plagued too vertisement , usually take throw into the courts the city's the person winning election to a m.urarn o at a iiremni;h f with a special legislative act nearly a month to adopt. election UA% December. vz*ranry takes hLa Office im- per police officer should also b.. election If Mayor Eugene which permits absentee elec. Jaques could again efc'u Offices for election include mnediately after votes are purcha,serj. y ken Jaques refuses to Issue an tors to apply for ballots no Inter fectively block new ii , trom election liw the mayor and two council canvassed the day following the • i t ...........ruc,on election proclamation? Edward John Ciosek, 43, Company than five thys prior to the u) reiusini to sign . • . in Sterling Park ,utornz1 ott to Xt ( Ui' or veto, posts, one held by 8.11. Ferrell ele ction . Acting City Atty. Ned Julian election, Julian said the special Although council declared his and the o Quality Court Inn, Longwood is storage area. • agreement ther held by B.L -- h Council, earlier this week: wit m an • In the Seminole County Jail In Color television valued at 1350 Jr., will be researching this could be repealed crily by the inaction a tic facto veto on four Helins prior to his resignation Instructed Julian to continue CaSSelberrY at six per cent lieu of$3,500 bond, charged with was taken from the Quality Inn question in the next few days to people In an election, ordinances this week and earlier this week. Atty. Interest to pay the O&i $27,355 negotiations with County ome up with an answer. auto theft. Council has less than a moved to override the vetoes, On 14 and S.R. SR. 434, Tuesday. Helms' seat will remain Howard Marsee on the medical balance on a new fire truck. Archie Wilbur McCormick, Brenda Vaughn, 105 Country Councilmen and City Clerk month's time to act on election passing the laws without vacant until after the clinic the county commission Part of the truck cost-4l0,000... 39, 2890 Grove Drive is in the Club Drive reported three- Onnie Shomate noted reluc- law changes if they are to apply Jaques' signatui e, the December election. While plans to build in the city ii to be paid down on the vehicle School cash stolen, Tuesday. rr. thcr Items ar'm' in 1200 were ta " Tueid,, '4 ' Evening Herald . of $5,000 bond, charged with I , Sanford Lirrying a concealed firearm. Todd Phanls, 2514 Clairmonte Bruce Fleetwood, 136 Avenue reported his bicycle Magnolia Street, Mobil Manor valued at 1150 was taken from reported his wallet and $1,000 Sanford 0 IngrIc Legal Notice POLICE BLOTTER : interested, I wouldn't mind ION OW000, FLORIDA working at Napa State Hospital Notice o Public Hearing .~ \ to WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, ordoingaythlnginwhichlfeltl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by was helping someone." the City Council the city O The Justice Department said Longwood, Florida, that said City j; ,;;; i,u;,j pt,iiI nearing: irft e't1U'e1 like Dittit hWy Z.,'" (a) To consider annexation Of the _ re-enter the country wi thout foltwing described property lying ; -A fl- , __A 7 WR .f fear of arrest for 15 days. forand being In Seminole County. _ Florida, to d,'r stations have been told to ,_ ~ V ParcelI:TneEast.Sftof Lot allow any draft evaders or 4 of Central Perk. plus Lot I (Less NO BACKSEAT DRIVERS IN THIS CUSTOM CAR deserters on thcir wanted the East 200 S feet and the West 16 Bill Verendoe's cus tomized Volkswagen backseat is occupied by IC, *-ampere lead acid batteries to en te r the country after giving feet of Lot 4) of Cen tral Park Sub division, both being In Section 5, that power the "lightning bug" as he calls It. Vcrendoe, who lives in Alabama, uses a 27-horsepower them a copy of Ford's amnesty Township 21 Sou'h, Range 30 East, electric motor which puts out a top speed of SO m.p.h. The car can cover 40 miles between proclama tion, ht recorded In Ptat Book a, Page P, recharges. of the Public Records The Justice Department said Semi nole County, Flor ida, Ida, and a telephone center set up to Parcel 2: Al of Seminole handle inqurie.s from draft reBoulevard from Its intersection with sisters, deserters and others the East right of way line of State L Road S427 East to Its intersection had received calls from evawith the West right of way line of ders, 21 deserters and 50 other U.S. Highway 1797. also known as NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS interested persons. S.R. IS and S. R. 600, including all NAME STATUTE territory within the right of way as Sasbe's directive had set 'o WHOM IT MAY CONCERN described; and NOTICE is hereby given that prison officials in 30 federal Parcel 3: The South 992 7 feet of undersigned, pursuant to the stitutions to work to determine "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter the NE ' of the SW W. of Brick Road in Section 79. Township 70 which Inmates were serving US South. Range 30 East (Less: only draft evasion sentences. A with ,or Seminole County, Ftorj~a , Beginning at the South line of the NE spokesman said preliminary at, of Section 29. upon receipt of proof of the ' of the SW ' TORON'XI) (AP) — Draft citizen, said in an interview on required to report to border, reports indicated as many as publication h..IjC. Township 30 South, Range 30 East, Of *vra4iii.rt*rs living In 'l'Uev4ay that draft evaders and stations. fG*tl C A. 0 CON Sh$* WPSt property tin.' of Old Onefourib of the 1*•lSOUCd anada tY President Ford's deserters still run a STRUCTION under which we ce S.irh.ri to Oriancic,, Brick Roa(1, run taken out draft evaders might be engaged in butnets at 303 Oakwood Weit 411 feet, thence North 29 Clemency program contains a making such a visit br Wfic East 110 feet, thence lines LieligibIe for the furloughs Road. Fern Park. Florida. Provision that gives them, In ciEast II) feet to West property line That the parties Interested in said of because of other charges And the staff at AMEX-Cans-and Into whit tte Brick Road. thence South 29 degrees fec a 15-day free Ps to Visit busIness en terprise are as 10110w vice calls its '1aecor4ary 30'Wcst along Property fine of Brick da, a magazine published hereSer phase" inspection facilities, pending against them. GEORGE CORNISH and the United States. Road 110 feet to point of beginning,) The furloughs allow the CATHLEEN OUTLAW by U.S. exiles, counselled draft Being 22 acres more or less; AND, 4 Dated: August 29, 1974, Attorney John Lisa, who represisters and deserters who where computer tenninals are mates to return home and go the N ',of the NW ', of the SW I , of resents many U.S. mili Publish : Sept. 1. fl tary and asked about Ford's program linked to the National Cz'line In- about their busines freely for Section 29, Township 70 South, DEF7I draft formation Center. days and prison officials said Range 30 East (Less Commence at exiles, says it is possible not to take the risk. No one was FICTITIOUS NAME for Vietnam-era draft evaders theNWcorner of the ',Of the NW Their names w il ll possible efforts were made l be led Into a e sure how ninny would. a nd deserters to report at th of the SW ',, of Section 29, Notice is hereby given that I am crime center computers, WIJ to free all those affected by TownshIp 20 South, Range 30 East, border, enter the United States engaged in business at aIS Morton Ford announced on Monday they will be told whether war- Tuesday nigh t thence r un South 0 degrees 9' "Casselberry, P and visit their homes, then re- that he would grant clemency to rants have been issued for their' 0 Box 159 West along the West boundary of Fern Park, Seminole County, said "a of the NW '4 Of the SW '. a turntoCanada before the end of all Vietnam-era draft evaders arrest. But a Customs spokesFlorida under the flCtitiQtj5 name of distance Cl 33099 feet, thence run at 15 days Ford is 1vinu them A r D i 9.. VI4,.,..4.... ..-*J es ... 'mu i.et... ' ' "'U' rxor1nPoegrees3I' 43" w& East 1309.60 PUBLIC to report to authorities. wein?endtoregister saldflam,wi,h feet 10 the East line of said N ', of work at public service jobs will not be arrested. Public Notice is hereby given that th# Clerk of the Circuit Court, the NW '.01 A spokesman for the FBI in "promoting the national he th SW '.,thence North al , Instead, each will be given a Seated Proposals will be received Seminole County, Florida in ac 0 degrees 07'the 41" East along by the Sanford Airport Washington concedes the possi- safety or interest" upon their copy of Ford's clemency procsaid Authority, cordance with the provisions Of the East line 330 "feet o the North lln Sanford, Florida, at the office of the F,ctitsous Name Statutes To Wit btlity exists, and that it is pos- ret ur n to the United Sta tes. The iarnatlon to re ll of the said N '., of the NW '. of the ad and wi be In.. D'rector of Aviation.. Bldg, No I. Section 165 09 florida Statutes 1957 SW slble for draft dodgers and ',. thence South S9 degrees SI' clemency offer does not extend strucied to report wi thin 15 Sanfor d AIrport, Sanford, Florida, 5.0 Wei,iam R. Morgan &)" Well along said North lint tothe deserters who do not report at to those facing crimes other clays to the U.S. attorney In the until 230 P.M . on October), 1974, for David L Hunter point of beginning.) Being 10 acres construction of an 1750 sq. it. Publish Aug 75 & Sept 1, to, 1974 the border to visit even longer, than simple desertion or draft- district where his warrant was building, in accordance with less, and DEFIM However, Lisa, a 27-year-old dodging. Parcel 4 All of lhe territor y specifications, and issued, or to his cinch of aerv dra*Ins, metal FICTITIOU S NAME within the right of way of all of that draft evader from New York Procedural documents prepared by Under the clemency pre- ice, portion of State Road 477 fro the Engineer of the Sanford Airport from its Notice is hereby given that I am who has become a Canadian gram, the exiles would first be The FBI spokesman said the Authority, intersection with the North bot.t engaged in business at 1)99 W. Hwy ciary of Longwood North to it in. Proposals will be publicy opened crime center computers will 131. L009wood, Seminole County, tecectio with a line created by the and read aloud Thursday, October 4, Florida under th firtit,p5 note next to the exile's name H1I, starting at 7:30 c.tan5h,,,, of he lijoith boundary of In the 4)1 Professional Center, and 16 that he has been located and the Director of Aviation'sP.M. that I Parcel 3 above from the point of its Office, Bldg. intend to register ta.d name With the intersection with date. That Information will be No. 1, on the Sanford Airport, Clerk of thq Circuit court, Seminole the West right of ay line of State Road 427 Easterly Sanford, Florida. passed to all appropriate County. Florida In accordsnce with to a point of iriters.,cIion with the Drawings. Specifications and the provisions of the Fictitious ttaorities, including U.S. attorother Contract Documents may be Name Statutes To Wit. Section East right of way line of State Road neys and the military service, examined at the office of the sos 09 Flor ida Statutes 1957 to the Corporate limits of the City of Director of Aviation, Bldg. No. 1, Sig kuwalh. In the spokesman said. cLOrIOWOOd. Florida, and i Sanforci Airport . PubI,sh Aug 75& Sept Iii. II. 1911 (b) To Consider But he said the warrants Th. airport Authority reserves the also the question D E E 11.9 of WASHINGTON (AP) — De. Under the Ford program, a would not be executed during 'igpit to relect any or all Proposals, and assigning the NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS toning classification of orany part thereof. andlo waive any Corn fense officials acknowledge deserter who chooses to return the 15 days. NAME STATUTE merclal District as to Parcel 1, and Informality or technicality In any TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. that President Ford's con• must tur n himself In to his nillan y w t there wo Asked ha uld be to Ml Light I nd ustrial District as to considered in the best Notice is hereby given that the ditional amnesty plan leaves a II.ary service, If found eligible, stop a draft dodger or deserter interest of the Airport Authority, Parcel), to said property as those ('3 undersigned, pursuant to the classifications are deicrlb,',j in the , S. Cleveland, A.A.E. loophole through v i ng home and is ti which he is required to returna reaffir- from "Fictitious Name Statute,' Chapter :onQing ordinances of the City of Director of Aviation returning Vietnam-era matlon of allegiance to the ing to Canada on the 14th day, 09, Florida Statutes, will register Longwood, Florida, to wit: or. Sanford nford Airport withtheCleqkoftheCircujtCtin the FBI spokesman replied: din6neNø 11)andalarnenciedand deserters could escape alter- United States, and a pledge Authority and for Seminole County. upon supplemented nate public service, Sept. 4,6.9, 1), 13, 16. 11, 20. faithfully complete a period of "Nothing. Nota thing, as far as Publish receipt of the proof of publication Of The present zoning classification 1974 They concede it would be pos- public duty of 24 months or less, I know." this notice, the fictitious name, to of said Parcel 1 and Parcel 3 is A 1 LJ. cautioned exiles against DEE?) sible for such deserters to get as determined by his milita ry wit: FELLOW'SUTOM0TiVE Agricultural District, as that IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SERVICE under which name I am off with no greater price than service, At this point, his ser- two dan gers: classificatIon is desc,ribecf in the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. engaged in business at .101 South toning ordinp,cs and regu lations nf an undesirable discharge. "First,, if you even start look- CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Highway vice foregoes prosecution and 17 97, Casselberry,' S,rninole County, Florida, The same loophole does not I1ands the man an undesirable ing the wrong way by indicating FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION. Seminole County, Flori.ja, The Public Hearing will be held In CASE NO. 74.351CP The party Interested in said the City Hall, Longwood. Florida, on exist for draft evaders, who discharge, not going to follow In re: Estate of business enterprise and her interest the 71h day of October, 19)1. at would remain subject to prose700 therein is as follows. MARY LOU P rn The plan calls next for the through with the program Et the GEORGE W MORGAN, or as soon thereafter as Deceased. MCLELLAN, cution under federal civilian man to report to his state Se- end of the 15 days, you could be Possible. It which time interested NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATED at Altamonle Springs, parties an citizens law if they reneged on pledges lective Service director within arrested, maybe when you were TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Florida, for arid against to perform alternate service. 15 days of his discharge "to ar booking a flight back to Canada CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 1971. tI- Is 12th day of Septeinbr-r, tti.' propo.d i zoning will be heard Said hearing may be SAID ESTATE: It is undea,- whether Penta. range for performance of alter- ... or at any time on the drive BY. Mary Lou M'Lellan Continued from time to time until You and each of you are hereby Publish: Sept. II. gon lawyers were aware of the nate service." 75, Ott. north. Oct, . 9. 1974 final actlo.t is taken by the City ' notified and required to file any DEE 97 Council. escape hatch for deserters, Or "And second, I'm Wonted if claims and demands which you, or But., by that point, the M This notice shall be rcnted t the either of you, ney have against sa id whe ther It su overlooked in turned deserter officially has people go down in t he ii PROPOSED LEVY f City HaIl within the City of estalelntheofficec4lh,Clerkof the hIqt'WEm THE DISTRICT WP SCHOOL their haste to meet Ford's re. hsnmsa v4'4li., turn got ROARO .,.J a LOnO.X1, Florida and in three (3) ''4.i, flifli Ut1VSi.'V circuit Court of the Eighteenth SEMINOLE COUNTY othe,' ptacri quirement for a program do- officials say fication of what It would do to ttiin the City, .10(1 JudciaI Circuit, Seminole County. PROPOSES 10 LEVY 5 they cannot cite MILLS OF pubIisptj in The Evening signed to provide sn opportun. any applicable legal pe nalty if either their Canadian citizen- Florida, Probate Division, in the AD VALOREM TAXES FOR THE Herald, a 49 ntwspaper of general circulati o n in ity for "earned re-entry." Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, YEAR 1971 FOR THE OPERATION the City of 1ongi',.j or land ed irnmigrancy the man does not report for or ship and Semino le within four calendar months from OF SCHOOLS. THIS AMOUNT County, FloriGa, The problem arises because s ta t us ," walks onea week for at the time of the fir:t publicalion Of WHEN COUPLED WITH STATE I...' i'. away from the job be Is -.... ,, s, cons.cutt this notice. Each claim or demand resuming aeseriers would be given, weeks FUNDS W!LL PRODUCE AN prior to the date of the m t us in In writing and fil be ed Public beyond e reach of military AMOUNT OF REVENUE IN EXHsring; the date of the By contrast, the White House th duplicate and state the place of CESS OF 10 PER CENT OF THE first law once discharged. AM law- has been specific on penalties residence and post office address of VALUE OF ONE FULL TIME Publication to the data of thu Iasi yers say they know of no federal facing draft evaders who do not the claimant and muSt be sworn to EQUIVALENT STUDENT OVER Publication, both dates IncIv,,,v, shall not be lc than twenty eight ____________________________ by the claimant, his agent or at THE AMOUNT PRODUCED ltd civil law the deserters would complete their agreed alternate (75) days In ar$,,ition, notice shall be 'Orney. or the' same Shall be void. 1973. posted in the violate if they then either (ailed service. area to be considered Dated at Wint er Park, Florida, A PUBLIC HEAWIPIG WILL BE f or annexation and toning to report for alternate service this 79th day of August. 1974. at least HELD IN THE LYMAN pliCti fifteen (15) days prior to the date of 5: A. B, Morgan or eft their assigned jobs beSCHOOL AUDlTORluM p4 the Public Heating , ( AS Executor of said Ei'ate SEPTEMBER 75, 1974 AT 6.00 P.M fore their tune was up DATED this 41h day of KENNETH F. MURRAH September, FOR SAVE ON OUR THE PURPOSE OF AD 1974, • Pentagon officials say signed Of P.'urrlh and Doyle HEARING ANY COMMENTS f 5: Oreii SPiomate P.O. Box 137$ pledges to complete alternate REGARDING THE PROPOSED City Clerk $00 West Morse Boulevard LEVY. service are not considered Of the City of Wirier Park, florida 37159 Wm. P. Layer, binding, legally enforceable Longw,j, Flori9t,5 ATTORNEY FOR ESTAtE Supt. Publish: Sept, 4. 11, is, ( AT PARK 'N'—SHOP Publish: Sept. IL 15, 1974 '—_ contracts. 25, Oct. 7, Publish: Sept It, 1971 '974 fIt C (A 'I LONDON (AP) Prune Minister Harold Wilson today called national electiots f or Oct. 10, the second parliamentary elections to be held in less than nine mon ths. Th e pr une minist er ordered the elections in a bid to In. crease th e streng th of his minor ity Labor government, Lack of a clear over-all ma jority in the House of Commons f or ced Wilson to hold up key legislation and to eprmm.e on et her prvject, But recent opinion polls indicate an Inconclusive out114ne like th e Feb. 28 vote that brought Wilson to poier. Polls have swayed back and forth wi th first Wilson's Laborites ahead and then Edward Heath's opposi tion Conservatives, . ____ I - -- -- -, _- -. 2A— Evening Herald -,----- .... ---.. --".---- .,,-- t. , .\1 ) \ \ ,il \uLIi sIllillu thl/('tt (',ltlio ; �__ - = ! 17 ____ _____ OPINION ____ __________________ E vening ________ d ____ -- — Evening - -- ____1111111111111111 - - - ------ Area Code N5 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publ FLORIDA I! Tapes Picture EhrI ishe r lIKENS, Edi to r ROBERTC. MARKEY, Advertising rector Altamonfe ichnian As Patsy S,$t6; 12 Months, 2.4O. Ford Approach To Tuesday at Tampa General Is Sound the full, complete pardon of Richard N ixon, and his description of United States activities in Chile were enough to turn the blood cold; w' never expected to hear a Pres ident of th e United States justify intervention in the domestic affai rs of ano th er country because the other side does it. And to add that they (in this case we presume he was referring plumbers' than we do for the same kind of purposes" may the weakest justification for any official act offered by any p%'bhc efficiil. Be that as it may, we are impressed by the President's approach to the general question of amnesty to Vietnam-era draft evaders and operations. Ehrllchman was also appoac x-Atty. Gen. John MIt- Nuclear Wa to hold their fire in this instance. It is simply not sufficient to say tha! the "kids were right", that the war was immoral and therefore anyone who to participate was, presto, committing a moral act. The problem wi th th is argument is that I . '' ' " wi udwy nee to pull itself together if we are to face up to, let alone solve, the many very serious problems that face all Americans. There are no easy answers to involved questions. But in this case we think President Ford has come up wi th the best possible solution to a %, eiy vexing ptoblem, one that if left unattended can only fester and infect our naUonal life. de Seversicy ;,~ I' I I. _________ . . ________ , . "' -- _______ ___________ ___ ________ _________ ___ ~4.i.~4. I _______ ________ _____ ___ __ __________ _______________ _______ ______ _____________ ;j _____ . r ____ __________ _______ . ";!, A staff paper recently published by Brookings Ir ti tuUon warns that ', ________________ I -1 ______________ ____ ,1 1 - ____ , ,, , - - .wivymagn - - #- It , M , i. May e Uver, Jerry!" the Weal can be mobilized. We are told that the Cyprus ffisis has placed the status Of Mwrican bas." — in Greece In Jeopardy and that the loss of these bases would create P dangerous weak spot In the southern flank of the deferisl[ve ring holding back the Soviets. r. ___ ____ 1 WASHINGTON(AP)— To defeat inflation. the kinds (If shocks...like seeing Supt. of .Sls Bud La yer at a rece nt social and him saying, ".lohn. I thcught I'd never be asking you for the aock's Around rn to page(One... but, here I am doing It." 'that makes two of us, Bud.,.! nevem th ought you'd ask , either 9 ]Ill om? 1 7J .' NEWS! 6AGNSOMM Is the whole duty of man. E 12:U. The duty of man is plath and simple, The - "HOY- 011t's Pf&!IY 900d. HM - — A man's work is never done" • ' . ~ I and con3isIsofbutopolta. fdsdutytoGJ,w3 every man must feel; and his duty to his flC1r bOr — to do as he would be dorie by. — Thomas Paine. American political essayist ____ _____ ______ By Jo Clock QUO1 )FTHEWEEK...thC ne WIYeI ed Presi den A. SPOL.SlCI of the American Bar Association says he wag surprised that mer Fresident Richard Nixon was pardoned but he said t was ine vi table. -ItWaS Politically Inevitable, humanely inevitable, and just inevitable," James D. Fellers said, - .: '- J)uxing courtship tiU It IA £ RADIO-PHONO ' I , . IP0*, • IIO Ift 0'1 ' . LAST S iP Ic) 1 U.1'47.ç VIlLiS programs have been - PI'000 SAYS - 0 ....: - ALU IPAMI P'tIMUoO StAfl, . I capable of reviewing or evaluating tl*se highly teftical matters. Men assigned to the Job lack ez pe rLst 1 4 turnover has been heavy. 'rhe l ocal officials operating these costly Programs have been frank to admit they don't know what is really wrong w ha t basically are the Wi- ' - - concrete definable problems, - - The Sanford Downtown Merchan~s Assoc. is not to becharged with dragging i ts feet. Not far as this year's ( Itsimas I'arade Is concerned, anyhow, =. A,oA: I I' ' P '(Ir, 1499 the parade'5 Grand Marshal, Mkew will consider it after the gener elet Md to helP out those organit0 who want to be in n the parade but couldn't get around to building their own float --the association has made arrang,5 with a profession Firm which 'cUl organit for that one day's provide a float to any wilIght ($25 more For lights ) use at a coat of $225 The group must provide thelr o means in - —- cAt', P(( ' - LADIES' PANTS .'"''" . 388 2 9 K! 2288 • ' . I Think About It...'i man has to li ve with himself and he tk'ul(I ce to it that he always has evidence far more emotional exc i tement than the wives of those same men do. Company, - R ' .. -a , one * '. - PIG "3 HOT & COLD CUPS - PPI$TQ 288 I OUAPT uoC( 'CCI - of his . . 39 a _________________________ 488 . 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SANFORD: 950 State St., Sanford Plaza THRU SATURD AY! wri" b-. "I 11I7 A V 'IV CASSELBERRY: Seminole Plaza and 1433 Semoran Blvd. I III .-_-. _r- - - -' '==- -- iff' ---..--__-_-----_--__._ -------'-- -- =- ..,__ =- -, _'-V -- - - ------- =- __'._1- - - - - Is ____________________ I'A 'lAP - - L.-. - - -- - , - -i- v.-. _________________________________ -. I -_-'---- tTr--Y ,' '• I '(,.. ;-- ELECTRIC TIMEP.. - : . 49 a - . .... 3 1 I I',, °,I" _____ 100*? * '' _____ _____________ W4 ________ FLINTSTONE BUBBLES 66' 1 ____ - 27 A'jl11I11kgI.1 I # I.i - I ''.'. .66 CELLO TAPE ........ SPARK PLUGS. . .,. . 14999 6 _,v1j.1 I-' FRY PAN V • . i.A 699 HAi,)i 5(I(', Pal .1%, S 5rA'', 48 " 'itWi • MUNSEY ... 88c IBACHI WITH LEGS - . 9 Ili: -ffl~ - A' ""I 1111, II I'd I A'.' I' _____________ -- _ vice, then grow ngry when send 104' I I - 1" Got .".' III,..... MOLDED ICE PAK _____________ ht'n you ; CHUCKLES CANDIES!OR1 °° 3" '*• CI (OC (G - 4________________________________ But these younger men, .nls 2" £SSCPIIQ fLA. t-Lf ST,POPOAM 66 Stamped, addretsea envelope and 2S tots to ov, tvpsng nd printing . _____________________ — Which is obviously false and thus proves that the prostitutes So they become unduly jealous, hypercritical or even tornorrow'shoueholdchoi-esat suspicious that she is the very moment he thinks I dissipating her ardor via wildly erotic." clandestine lovers. Send for my boo klet "Sex Men have been hoodwinked Pr oblems In Marriage," en. for thousands of years by a closing a long stamped return false notion about women's envelope, plus 25 cents and erotic appetite. learn how to avoid jealousy. For prostitutes quickly ;srn that If they wish to at tract (AI*&yswrltrtoDc Crane married patrons, they must of this newspaper. nIong • tong ) 91 BASKETBALL SHOES. PIG J BUCKETEER though I must admit sometimes my mind is focussed on ' ILARI '.,T -. wonde rf ul wife and remains the ir wife is diffident and Unwildly in love wi th me, even cooperative In the boudoir. of tow g the fl-wit in the pa rade. What th e heck for th at kind money I Just might got ou of harnes.s and get a couple t and wrestle Ole dobbin for his belts get a glowing red nose...an of Johnny Walker Red and d I'd bet someone takes me up on the offer.) ter stop now before . -_ back home to little Podunk or believing the salesman's ad- "lie then thinks I am a CPIPt 5''i, Pf; ;.-= - _______ charm. 500 1 88 PII S & $4DS - £SSC'TID COLORS - R( SIX PAK CONTAINER anger my husband, so I feign a or "Call" girls put on Alrearly on record .'n extending an Invitation to Governor Askew to be (G JAMAICA SHORTS ______________ __ GALLON PICNIC JUG ate happy and we get better act. --. - PRICED AS - tACf, -50t'DCCC*'..", 'Oc"IST(P 101 UT. ICE CHEST - , know the difference, so they lot of ardor, aa you often recommend, and it works like a 377 . household and shopping chores, Then he tells the younger men 6 I actually don't crave a marital that ALI, women are so climax more than two or three passionate they are even more tlmes per month, if left to my sexy than men! choice, "But that diffidence would .' _________________________________ ALUM FRAM( - P(' $ ' " V the dinner table, then pontificates about the wild "Al thou gh I am a heal thy passion of women, documenting young woman, because of my his lurid tales with names and care of the babies plus places. i (AS, rAAf : ,: 2 "But, actually, we just put on "But her husband still craves other small towns and then his erotic 'calories,' as you so brag about their eroticism to often describe them, even as he teen-age boys. also demands his three meals at The experienced Don Juan — go she linked with her mate, - PI MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS.' REDWOOD CHAIR •.. 699 _________________________________ ______________ federal regional offices do not have staffs i i ENIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII "It then receives much of that paid." There are • __________________________________________________________ I REDWOOD CHAISE S'A'D CCP K' CAMCU MALL J99 • 79C DRY DOG FOOD and the attends a sales convention r attention to the infant. PATTLy 'LADIES'. PANTY ILOSE ll KAG - ____ "And also come back to 10 £ E 1999 , _________________________________ patronize us the next time he later bears a baby, she shifts 22D -"". CLOSE OT SPICiA: "I' 99c TICK & FLEA COLLAR. ___________________________ III $34'D ________________________________ ___________ "B~A when the novelty ,31 tl~e night. hone)7noon wears off and she "Luckily, the men don't seem probl,ms that need solving. Fe of the operating . CASUALS or SANDALS .1 _________________________________ _________________________________________________________ ' • man is. the 90verPmeit does not kno" whether its pro. Jecis are attacking, in any important way, the 79' , • - ASCPI( R Ic ( 39 PAD & COVER SET , L : believe she is just as erotic as a passionate, though we may ha ve a dozen customers in one Improving court procedures and systems. But . JAMAICA SETS 116 BOARDS, L'VIT I . , TA ' r - S11( .kfY, ICP I 109 " EMERY BOARDS . a. Men reveling, which make her an act, for we don't feel tendons, has provided almost to milion for - 'LUQPISCI',T .,f P POPTAPtI CP AC •fr, POP TPAI CROSS MI0 PACK £ give us a bluer tIpl and Indulges In Imaginative ,,, '# 747 AC CC - o - FEMININE SYRINGE :_ I SOOn find out that our customers "But, Dr. Crane," she co like to have a girl moan and fussed, "I used to disagree with groan and thrash around with You when you said women were her hips, as If she is wildly relatively frigid, as measured passionate. by the msle standard. "For then man feels so "However, af ter three years proud of himself that he will 100 per cent correct. AI. - IihISf - :•' as been married three years. have now realized that you are I f(A;R . _____ onmnmecolorservlcestthe - ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL 16' SAFARI LANTERN ____________ _________ I ____ P1LD.,M.D of marriage and two babies, I — Mother surprise for you...! t hink Howard Cosell is a great guy 'providi ng it's truc that he is th e one lesponsible for getting rid of that joker (whatzlzname) on the londay night football telecasts,) There's even a chance the public wil l sta rt tuning In the games again with him gone. He was really BAD CP'SYA Wesley M.mni-Ist Itn.vi.a! h am CASE BItS: JW 8, aged 23, in Chicago would confess, "we The federal government, with a* best of in. not been geared to Or, conve.dy, Is it conceivable that the S'vk't Union wou ld permit i ts armies to be back and see those of the West Invade Eastern Europe and not bring Its aome nuclear arsenal into The end of the mat;; all been ?eard. Fear Cod, and keep his commandments; tcr this r - -1 -MMONNSAMM 1-lave "Dr. Crotise," the prositu I ~ . . O.. ',Apo SYLVANIA FLASHCUBES .. ... - By GEORGE W. CRANE •4 C "f I . _________________________________ ___ leniency for guilty pleas, extreme harshnm for not guilty pleas and too quick decWorg a Imed more at clearing the cal,hndar than meet1n will have to make is to maintain regular sur- estabIhbe However, the Evening IIcd denying causes of the problems the court system pluses in the budget, so that the federal govern- respect the wishes ef writers who do not want laces, or why delays exist, , -- Of Sex Drive £ 39 - _______________________________________ TONI PERMANENT 1 _______________________________________ b, 1 • V.AS S9 FAMOUS WATCHES 2188 ~ RIG G11441 USCURLY Pfr;tt , -- I ?SO0 ____________________________________ t,VT 0I : - I (P '.A'.'A.i - POLIDENT POWDER ' -- f - - - CALCULATOR 44" ,: own cr'lirjnal cases. "Itt me emphasize Owl the fight a government will have to reverse its course of flafton will take rears," Simon said. VJnst in" many years and spend less money than it takes But is It conceivable that the West would ac. —ft" cept defeat in conventional war would aBGw THOUGHTS on abuse of plea bargaining, offering too much the Soviet Union be so foolish as to launch a non. adding to the supply of savingit their names to ap nuclear invasion Of Western Europe or a thrust in p k, the availablc te the private economy. I n d of Except in generalities, little effort has through a weakened Mediterranean flan We reserve. of course, the rigbi to reject any been up thode savings — as we have bee doing letters thb West would initially attempt to meet it with a inusing newspaper consid,cry to be libelous or made to define what needs doing. Programs 33 of the past 14 years," Simon said, flonuc 1ear reply. using federal fundi for court improvement have slanderous, — [) 39 y,,y ivT _.,t '00! 0ftuPt C1I ANSI P I pt my top on," said Mary Jo Kit- I Most Jurisdictions, the most rudimentary Jilariagement Information needs are not met. Available court statistics are fragmentary and frequently poorly aefined. Few courts even know 0 victorious Sot armies to march into Bonn or -a- those who break th law, The innocent lose jobs, the ir families are broken up or feed welfare. The guilty are free on bail to commit re crimes, 'I*A. P0 P IA P O'i( - -. would go t9 jail first. Pg)\,f LIMiT 79 '-,: increase the problems In rehabilitating wi th such little regard for financial management and such inefficiency. With few cxceptlons, record keepl'ig In court systems is primi ti ve. In War Against Inflation 6~"`Vi as or Year aimed at Overrunning Western Europe before — -- ficult and The studies show our coits are abominably managed. No corporaUon today could tast a year without going broke or facing criminal charges PAUL THOMAS the Soviet Union Is geared for a "high- velocity offensive" Paris or Athens, to sink America's M edi terranean fleet, to seize the oil fi elds of th e Mideast and still withheld nuclear chen S ______________________________________________________________ . ft — session said she would openly passed. "f -. " OCT - ______ ______ -- however, one young woman at Tuesday 's workshop defy the ordina nce If it Is with results, Take the case of federal aid to the courts, a flOworthycause Back cueIn run to 33 orm in 'mnc cau.1 well an average seven to eight w 10 mon ths for trial in too man)' areas. Court l ys reduce public n-e overpowering court backlogs lead to an _ ___________________ ,,,j,, @#.o - — PIG - f-TIM-311 border was the underside of th e breast, The proposed ordinance was to come up for action Th ursday night. Only commissioner Tom Dolan indicated he wo ul d oppose it. mo _______________________________________________ ___ __________________________________________________________ . It Is logical to assume, of course, that should ' _____ . - 0! de a ,: _____ the a ir, of mobiliza tion and depint a nd logistics and lines of supply. ___ ________________________ __________________________________ glands" be covered by a ncmtransparent material. Commissioner Agatha Doerer, who suggested the wording of the ordinance, explained that the inferior arre5ted ___ _______ _____ weapons to be sure, but essentially a war of ArM against army, tank advances along . _______ ____ _______ nuclear4rmed intercontinental missiles on both sides, implan ted in underground silos or cairled on submarines roving the seas, perpetually targeted on the major ci ties of bo th sides. We talk as if the Third World War, should it happen, would be a repetition of the Second — fought with infinitely more sophisticated •• __ - ____ ____ exthAngé has kept thSovj fnru rut. _______ _______ A BEACH, Fla. (AP) LN1 T! 1 1 !7: I. SHOWER TO SHOWER TALC breasts on area beaches. In a workshop session Tuesday night, the com. Hiissioners drafted a proposed ordinance requiring the 'nipples, areola and Inferior border of the mammary NEA) — Sometimes government spending borders on the ridi culous. There's u com pulsi veness there not connected WASHINGTON _______ __________________________________________________ : end of World War II. Yet we talk as if Hiroshima and Nagasaki had never happened, as If there were not hundreds of 1 1 1* Case Loads ____ ____ so M a ill I1, —I _N_~~_ 9 _______ City commissioners Opposed to topless sunbathing say they have the votes to pass an or di nance pohibillng women from exposing their ____ ____ ______ Union with1i the bordezs It advanced to at the _____'~~7 -,r - _____________ COCO = RI ____ ___________ i ~. ~ _________ . I ~ - ock in the bank. Ban ks is president of a sevenbank holding company called ComBanks. __ rese A lft I M o ked By ______ xiste Not the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza tion nor the Pre-'ewe of American troops In Europe but the sure knowledge that any war that began conventionally would end in mutually K IJ; _ Palm Reach Mall Bank If his friends were not added to the list of stock ho lders. [tanks teFtified that he agreed to pay Prior for legal services never actually performed so that Prior could pay Dickinson's share of interest on a loan ubuuned to buy J - Not love of peace but fear ci war — ruclear war — has maintained East and West in uneasy :.r Winks testi fi ed th at at a meeting wi th Dickinson and Pr ior, Dickinson said he would withhold a charter for the _____ Keeps Peace Ec"(Ro YOU KNOW THE PRESCRIPTION RiGHT AND THE PRICE I stitutions. _____________ ustice _____ Maj. Alexander P. de Seversky, who d!-?d recently. would Strategists alert us to the peril Posed by in — not just once but for a number lizve earned a niche in aviation history solely oll of years to the basis of his Russia's burgeoning navy and her development come innovations in the d esign and engineering of " — according to Treasury Secretary a ircraft He cast a of new fighter aircraft. America's security, and Lettert; to the editor are al$tOY111 welcome. William E. Simon. . Irst to see he'We that of the Free World, we are told, de. They should be as brief as possible and the implications for miliary science in the rapiü Simon gavn a stiff version of pends upon main ta development ining a military establish. in1pJstraon's e the ad- cOmmect on matters oi general I!, aviation technology. conomy argument to the new ment second to none, both our The letters should d eal with Issues and avoid own and that This Hussianorn engineer was twice House Budget Conurdttee. The committee is a pen*lwitles. honored by t U.S. our allies, even those that are dictators ps Of hi . government for his correct anticipa tion of th e key part of machinery set up this year to give The editor control of the air would play in World War decisive role that rves the right to edit th 11, and Idea that The Brookings IrsUtution Paper charges that Congress a tighter grip on the over-all budget. letters for reasons cl xpace, but will exer many military strategists were slow to Wept. He left a lesson our forces in Europe are set up for a long war cise Simop to!d the comrniUee "we will have to great care that for succeedi generations—that It is per ilous for a na the Uuwl of (he letter agai nst the Soviet Ir not loll Union, which is only a little cha nge our many policies that encouragc xn- in the e ting. ti on di ignore the technological progress whic,) can make weapons and r~ore difficult to credit than the paper's own SUMPtion at the vxpense of savings and in. All letters must be signed with a strategy obsolete, especially, when a potential en emy If con- argument that any war vestment would be a lightning, but n a address and, when possible, a telephone numte ng on tu ce tr ti rnin g that progress to his advantage, altogether conventIonal, affair. "Among the most important changes that we so the Iden ti ty of the writer may be check ed and ______ BERRY'S WORLD fed eral grand Jury Investigating Dickinson's finances and methods of granting state charters to financip] in- Topless Ban Vote ______ ALT PARK "N SJ H OP sewage facilities, ___________-------------- 0. . _____ ultimate sacrifice So if th e deserters and draft evaders owe nothing to th e three Presidents who led us into the quagmire of Vietnam they do, in fact, owe something to th eir peers, a debt we would suspec t that th ose who held sincere beliefs as to th e wisdom and morality of the war would be quick to acknowledge, President Ford's solution of a reaffirmation of '- . ____________ the _ ! _______________ - board scheduled a hearing for quires that all cities and coun- Stanley Winn, assistant execu- ment, -- -=--,---=------—,---------------------------- RAY CROMLEY _____ y Beach Th trial is expected to last into next week. "___ ____________ .:, -.d ',*, ( r ,,.,. attorney Frederick Prior, he told the federal judge, "I just ha t ed to admit what I'd (lone, sir." Prior. a former law partner of state Comptroller Fred "Bud" Dickinson, is being tried on charges of lying to a ... ",-. .—,-,. _. r' . PossibiI il an awful lot of other kids did participate, -many against their wi ll and a great many made 1'i - As prominent Winter Park — test monv Tuesday in the perjury trial of Palm bring rural reform and better DON OAKLEY Ha. AP the . banker E,G. "Jerry" Banks neared the end of his uf deserters, Critics of the Vietnam war would do well who sympathize with the deserters and evaders will point to former President Nixon's pardon and dçniand the same blanket amnesty and those who sti ll believe the Vietnam war to ha ve been a glorio chapter in American history will demand that the deserters be shot and the evaders locked UP. And, of course, both will be wrong and, even worse, to accept either extreme would only serve to fllrthf TAMPA, siderable superiority in missile units over schools to South "The rough-and-tumble stuff was bandied "The main thing we don't know," his associates," said a source. by NATO." chell and to ask the unwilling Mitche ll to take the confided an FBI source , "is how they spent the FBI agents have been running up to Capitol rap for the Wa te rgate fiasco, NATO commanders are deeply concerned money." sources close to Special Prosecutor Leon 11111 almost daily with huge Rockefeller dossiers, over the deployment of Soviet ships in the Indian Mother Rockefeller enterprise under in. w hich t hey ha ve shown to key mem bers JaworJJ say that Ehrllchxnan is now aware how of Ocean, Concludes another NATO report: vestigatlon by the FBI is the International Basic Congress. Nixon and Haldeman used him. "That's RUssia's "power to rapidly switch ships from the why Economy Corporation, founded by Nelson "Rocky looks awfully good," said a source wi th Mediterranean to the Indian Ocean , once Ehrlichman has called the former President as a Rockefeller to operate supermarkets, poultr witness," said one source, y access to the dossiers. Suez Canal is reopened, will considerably in. 6 "1* Is clear," agreed another, "that Ehrllch. firms and machinery equipment facili ties in NAVALSUPERIOIUTY: Intelligence reports crease her presence and Influence in some 20 countries, mainly in Latin America. U#C (he authoritative which six years ago was a Western lake." ion) "spend vastly more money the argument wifl ri nd fault; on the one hand those Banks Tells Charter Deal to Ile has still to collie to grips with tile question of homes for the elderly and simi1r institutions— strik es us as atislfyizg both rea son and justice. We suspect that the hardliners on bo th sides of The quadruplets were born Sept. 9 to Judy Riordan, 28 and her husband, Terrence, a plant gene ticist, of Altainonte Springs. — In suace Ships, the newest Soviet vessels who has had any dealings with Rockefeller from "carry more eleaborate and more cophktkej sident. Pre But Shields contends that De partment of Nat ural Re. sources' plans to stock 2,300 TALLAHA.%EE, Fla. (AP) today on a Proposal to require ties develop local programs white amur fingerlings of both by tive director of the Pollution The board also approved the sexes, plus a few larger fish —The Florida Pollution Control that all garbage dumps oper- July 1, 1fl7. Con trol Department. Board has weakened the effect ated by cities and counties be Jacksonville area's water- equipped for ra dio monitoring, The board Tuesday asked its Board chairman W.D. Fred- quality of i ts sewer-hookup ban by li ce nsed and mana m ee t stringent re- sta ff to quickly develop a regu- erc f Ortando acknowledged gement plan to was clearly understood by all a llowing i nsta lla tion of septic quirements. qualify It for f ed eral funds, parties. latlon to rcuirc reg.hJ that t2' tanks in areas under the rnorathange would Officials said It wculd ta ke $183 sewage reatje,Z prt that sof4•', torlum. iiaa, which pr even ts million through the year 2002 to The proposed garbage-dump could end the ctntroverl .- •. Th where existing complete the plan on rule is the result of th e moratorium. sewage facilities are in. SAVE ON OUR Tuesday at a meeting in Talla- Resource Recovery andFlorida Man- sewage-hookup The board also approved The re laxa tion allowing se adequa . te tiase, 4 loans of $13.93 million to agerner. -. ,, "at. county tanks will end SMI the A DV n r r r Builders have complained and local governments ior 1 In a separate matter, the 1974 legislature. The act re- new plan is drawn up, said that the ban hinders develop- planning or construction serious, but improving. Leis and Anne were satisfactory. KAM In nuclear-powered submarines." Natural State Board Weakens Sewer-Hookup Ban Conditions of the other three 'ifants — a boy and two girls — were reported stable. Patrick was listed as Agents are still digging, however, into rumors doctors and clergymen to sheriffs and political electronic systems. One Soviet vessel, according that a Rockefeller-financed Operation in La tin figures. to NATO Intelligence, is "ton for ton, the most America was infiltrated by Communist symA pict ur e has emerged of a Rockefeller who Powerful warship ever built." pathizers. has managed to keep above the hurly-burly. He their hired gun." The investigation is centering on the has insulattJ himself According to another confidential document, from any qut'stionnlbe , sent Ehrliciu]thzl, for example, try to American Association for Economic and missile systeu of i ts ad• u Social activities, the FBI has found, by a layer of at- vancedsophisticated surface persuaile CIA pa gives the Soviet Union a Deputy Director Vernon Walters Development, which received grants for 14 years torneys, financial advisers and political to head off the FBI's investigation into the from the powerful ship-to-ship capability and a con. Rockefeller Brothers Foundation to associates. President Ford's Nicliday night press con- allegiance o the Unitej States and up to 24 months of service In puhlk$ei'vice job5—WDrk nbup1t112 I suspected of any subversive or shady dealings, compares to 41 American missile subs. States ROCKEFELLER INVESTIGATION: A But the FBI wan ts to be able to answer any one NATO document: "Th e Soviet submarine painstaking but preliminary FBI in vestigation of questio ns that may be raised by Rockefe ller's force Is now mere capable and has outbuilt t Nixon and Haldeman had already agreed upon and the unsuspecting Ehrlchman would wind up do in g the dirty work. As one source put it, "Nixon and Haldeman used Ehrhchman as hospital. hernmorhdge Th e child had been in critical condition and dependent on a breathing machine. The FBI Is also examining more closely the British publication, "Jane's Fighting Ships," imprestion that he was a full participant in the Nelson Rockefeller has produced no information most extreme critics. that should pre vent his conf ir mation as Vice Agnth have questioned jt about evene ference left a great deal to be desired on a number of subjits. o In other reservation," have been withheld from the public for use In the words, he no longer will try to protect Nixon and Commission on Critical Choices, which con. Owl the Soviet Navy had surpassed the U.s. fleet Watergate Ulhls, portray John Ehrhchman as a Haldeman. ducted studies of world problems for in fighting power. Here's a rundown: patsy. The view of Ehrlichman as a puppet, Rockefeller. It has been suggested is was t — In submarines, the Soviet Union h Sources who have listened to the tapes say manipulated by Nixon and Haldeman, comes up to groom him for the White House. deployed a fleet of 67 ballistic missile sub. that ex-President Richard Nixon would discuss from a cumulative study of the secret ta pes, say O ur FBI sources stress that Rockefeller isn't marines, ninny of them nuclear powered. This strategy wi th his top aide, H. R. Haldeman, Then our sources, deciomaking. But Invariably, they would adopt the strategy Terrence born 10 weeks early, died Death was attributed to prematurity and Intracranial WASHINGTON — The Nixon tapes, which man has gone off the they would call in Ehrflchman and go through the same discussion again, thus giving him the Quad Dies TAMPA, Fla. AP — Eightday.old Chartes Riordan, largest of quadruplets __ Year. 1128.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. An other ma il : Mon th , 12.70-.6 Mofl th Headed For Court Dispute may arrest me, but The commission was exThe dispute between the state man, a PhD, to figure out that few aniur in Deer Resources Director we're going to put them In the pected to Point Lake as endorse and possibly environmental officials arose the way you fight nature is with an experiment. Harmon Shields says he'll stock water Friday at 1:30 p.m.," join a suit that the Bream Fish- over a lezLslative aoua tic.w'M whiti arnur Panama City 1!('! ruture." CtBt tI IS' As tiaU.i', U i th'iugnt Wildi e were goiersa- control program that Shields lake even if he gets busted by Frye, interviewed in 'cola plans to file todaY or considers a manadate, ing to do was get big t"rie fish Earle Frye, director of the Jackson vi lk, said "I hope we Th Frye is a PhD. ursday in Tallahassee to preof one sex and put radios on "The Legislature wants us to Game and Fresh Water Fish Frye contends that there don't have to" arrestShlelds. "I vent Sheilds from stocking the do something, nd we want to them to see w ha t they were Commission, been a mysterious alteration of going to do," Frye hope the court is going to re- weed-eating fish In Deer P said. "This oint do something," he said. "I don't "Mr. Frye of the Game Corn- move that necessity." Cabinet-approved agreement was approved by the Ct Lake near Panama City. 1,LneL I think It takes a real brainy between the agencies to stock a don't know what, but something happened." — IN BRIEF 32771 TOM Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1975A TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) mission JACK ANDERSON 300N. FRENCH AVE..SANFORD Amnesty Weed Fi s h - __ Herald Evening I _____.--00000 :i 1t. ~ Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974-4A - 10111~~ _ �- 6 A-Evening Herald _~_. . - 0- _~~~ `4,_ 9=1~_- Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974 ~~_ Geter _. ____ 111=MQ___ , 1 Sew * age Bids Asked, _ - XIIIM Refunds Are ____ n It, A . - __ __ __ ____,f 11.fr ___________ _-__ ., __ __ I- . ranted G - main from The latest chapter in the saga ,f Samuel Geier. the I5yearold black death of an 11-year-old !;CC)PA Tn H i rp. Admin strati*ve _______________ ____ _ ____ ________________ ___ ______ - _________ ___ _______ _______ ___________.. ______ MURRAY OLDERMAN Box Score Lexicon For Baseball Neophytes I __________________________ ____ _________ _____________ ______ ___________ .40 (I: I have been a baseball fan for the past two years, the Cincinnati Reds In particular. What I would like to know tm shat do those letters stand for in the major league box scores? Like 1.4)8, 1)1', etc. Also, hat's an earnM and e;racd ria _______ ______ / .. __ _______________________________________________ I brrage: Being .. Objections Erase _ Tuscawl 'ella Plans '• 3 insurance. Expands Plant [ ' It WOfl- t warp, svt,eII, or split WATCHES . I I Beauty I disadvantages .. . the warping and swelling that can occur from humidity changes.. . the splitting that often occurs when nails are driven into the wood. - and we did something about it - The new Integrid Furring Channel eliminates t. disadvantages of wood furring strips, and reduces the nailing required by 90%. And, of course, your new Chandclier Ceiling installs without visible grid or seams to detract from th€ beauty of you finished job. Ask for a tree demonstration today. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) The 10 sem1finalLst were -A charge that the recent Miss chosen by point scores af ter America Pageant was rigged Friday's third and final night of apparently grew out of a preliminary competition in La!cocktail party prank, the pag- ent, swimsuit, evening gown eant's head has said, and personal interviews. Albert A. Marks Jr. Tuesday "Somebody from the Florida labeled "absolutely untrue" the delegation circulated a top 10 allegation made last week by list as a Joke. Word gets around Harry Stock, execu ti ve director and suddenly the joke becomes of the Miss West Virginia Uni- fact," said Marks. Neither he versity Pageant. nor any contestant was at the Stock claimed that Miss west party. Virginia, Miss Iowa and Miss The phony list Included seven Ohio were removed from the contestants who actually ma de list oflOsemWmaliststo insure the finals and the three from that Miss Texas, Shirley Coth. West Virginia, Ohio and Iowa ran, would have no trouble win- who did not. The real list was II1II Sept. 1. not made publi? until Saturday Stock, 33, is out of his Job at night. the university pageant. He said However, all three were Tuesday be quit "for personal among seven non-finalists who reasons," but Steve Nicely, received $1,000 talent scholarhead of the Miss West Virginia ships the next day. Pageant, told officials here Stock told the Daily AtlieStock was relieved of his duties neaum, the WWJ newspaper, Stock declined to say if be last Thursday that the Tesas was forced out,, but claimed pagesntbadthreateneeIf Nicely was considering lifting their queen did not win. The tt. pgg franCLI= Texaw were ciigrnjtjj over from Lambda Oil Alpha, a Ira. last year's results when their ternfty that runs It. entry made top 10, but not the Miss West Virginia, Mary top five, Stuck claimed. Beth Decry, Is a WVU coed. 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In other action Tuesday: mating afterward that she was Third-seeded Francoise Durr (115f1e(I with the way she defeated Sally Greer 6-1, 6-2; )' playing, was extended fourth-seeded Judy Heldman to three sets Tuesday before de- over Susan Maharaj 6-3, 6-2; feating Ann Klyamura 6-2, 4-6, fif th-seeded Betty Stove over Terry Holladay 3-6, 6-2, 6-4; Second4eeded MISS CasUIS seven th-seeded Laura DuPont best ceci Martinez 6-I, 6-2. over Donna Ganz 6-3, 6-4; and Jea nne Evart, sister eighth-seeded rcie Louie biedon champ Chris, was forced 16-year-old Robir Tenney to default her match with Tina 7-6. Zwann and later withdrew from Kathy Kuykendall beat Sue the competition because of a Slap 6-3, 6-1; Martina Navratihand injury. lova defeated Mona Schailau 6. Anot he r inliirv nrnt,i,i,'1 ik. t 7. fl.n.. ltI...• ..... -----I3I IWI IIU3 W UIl U) "J J only upset of the first round default over Zenda Leiss; ha. when veteran Wendy Overton thy Hatter beat Elly Appel 6-2, was forced to retire from a 6-4; Diane Franhol? whipped match with Sweden's Ingrid Laura Tenne) 6-1, 7-5; and Ja. Bentzer because of severe leg net Newberry defeated Betsy cramps. NageLsen 6.0, 5-7, 6-3. Miss Bentzer, returning to In the only first-round action for the first time since bles play, sisters Laurie and breaking an ankle in February, Robin Tenney downed Terry was leading Miss Overton 4-2 in Holladay and Sally Greer 6-3, 6. the third set when Miss Overton 1. - - - ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -U.S. retired. The victory was Open champion Billie Jean recorded as 6-3, 5-7, 4-2 (reKing and Rosemary Cassals tired), lead all but one of the seeded "My legs began to cramp In players into today's second the last game of the second round of the $50,000 women's set," Miss Overon said. professional tennis tour stop All other seeded players ad. here. vanced into the second round. Report?" V would really appreciate it. - Marty Bechtold, Ft. Mitchell, Ky. "Pro Soccer Report," concentrating on the activities of the North American Soccer League, comes out of Scarborough, Ontario, at 46 Crockford Blvd. A domestic soccer publication hich also covers the field extensively is Soccer America in Berkeley, Calif. Q. If I see another Reggie Jackson magazine cover, I'll go bananas! Time, Sports Illustrated, etc. What's he ever done that's so great? I think Gaylord Perry of the Indians Is worth a lot more attention - J.R., Cleveland. Ohio, Be prepared to go ape. Reggie has still another cover job coming up, on Sports Magazine just before the World Series, in w hi ch he'll show up looking like Gen. George Patton, pearlhandled pistols and all . Reggie 's credentials as a star don't need defining even If his IAfet1nsbatjj,g siferag. (.$4) is 30 points below that of Oscar Otis sur1y, everybody knows about Oscar . And no one's going to argue a bout merited notice for streaking pitcher Perry. (j. ' - _ Victory With Where can I get a hat like that of Chuck Kncx' One of -, mesh and with a Rams patch on the front. - John Burgess, Watsonville, Calif. The coach of the Los Angeles Rains gets his mesh job from the William Fredericks Co., 5878 Smiley Drive, Culver City, Cajil. Q. It seems every time I turn on a baseball game on NBCTi', ills a couple of American League teams. Why does NBC discriminate against us veteran National League fans? D. W. Knibb, Fresno, Calif. Aw, you're Just imagining. There's no ulterior design in sched ul ing TV games, and over the co urse of a season they'll cvn up between the two leagues. What else has Bowie Kuhn got to except sit in his office in Rockefeller Center and count th e ON* stua Th Furring Channel - Ms. K i ng U n hapPY $100,000 this year - the team will take out its own insurance, with premiums costing $1,000 for every $20,000 of So theoretically, the Packers would have expended $4,000 on insurance, which Is all they'll be out because Smith recovering from knee surgery, still collects his full dough for '74. Q. Would you please give me the address of "Pro Soccer Longwood F rm I _ u To Ring Bell Tonite - will be former Cleveland Brown also rated No. I in the league. With president Fran Monaco majority interest in the Sharks. game, Monaco said. Kinclig, both NFI. vets. great Gary Collins, who has The Blazer defense will be proclaiming the Jacksonville Six new Sharks will debut Monaco said the deal InAnother addition, 10-year pro seen action in only two gamer, facing an expli-ive Bell offense Sharks' financial problems set. volved funds in excess of $2.5 shi1e Portland has eight, in- CarktunOates, wll start on the alter breaking a collar bone in led by quarterback King Corco- tied, the World Football League million. He training camp, and rookie Ed. ran, the WFL's top passer. Cot- team is Concentrating remains president eluding veteran NFL quarter- defensive line and newcomer on and general manager of the back Pete Beathard. Mike Mullen, a rookie from the Richardson, who also has coran has conipleted 173 passes tonight's game against the Jacksonville quarterback Tulane, will beat linebacker for been hamper ed by a pre-season for 2,257 yards and 19 touch- Portland Storm. teamandthe franchise Reggie Oliver, relieved that the in jur ed Fred Abbott. Jacksonville. injury. Both teams have added new financial position of the team is "We hope the new additions Another potential starter is Corcoran's f avorite receiver talent from among recently t Pease and a Jacksonville in. better, promised, "We're going will help us get back to where veteran Cecil Turner, who was is rookie John Land who has National Football League play- vestor, who won't be identified to come out smoking. We've we should be," said Sharks picked up from Detroit last caught 36 passes for 440 yards ers and will try to improve until later, will be majority h d a lot on a our minds, but all of Coach Charlie Tate. week, and thrce touchdowns. Land poor starts. Portland's record their is stockholders, Monaco said. that is over now." Portland Coach Dick Coury Blazers Coach Jack Pardee also leads the Bell in rushing 2-8-I and Jacksonville is 4-7. Players and coaches who lie was pleased at the pros- said he expects Beathard to hopes Collins and Richardson, with 562 yards and four touch. A group of investors repre- haven't been paid for the past pect of increased protection in pick up the Offense with his along with receiver Malt Mas- downs. ser,ted by William Pease of New three gaines were promised the front line from newcomers running and passing. a _____ - female with no brothers, I have no way of don't know what they're talking about. - T. Jones, Walnut Creek, ('alil. I )a1U'S the (ha uvinists iincluding yours truly) take these -e things toi much for granted, For a quick primer on box Scores, 1.08 is left on base, DP Is double play, S is sacrifice, SF is sacrifice fly, 513 is stolen base, RBI is runs batted in, HElP is hit by pitcher, PB Is passed ball, DH is designated hitter. And of course th ere are the primary Ab (at bat), H (runs) and H(hits). An earned run b one scored without benefit of an error. Earned run average is computed on the basis of the number earned runs given up per nine innings of pitching. 0. In the case of a player like Barty Smith, the top draft choice of the Packer,, ho wrecked his knee In that coaches' all' star game, does he get paid for the coming season? And who pa',s him? - C.V., Menominee, Wis. 'flic all-star games take out insurance on the players, somewhere up to $20,000, as protection against injury. But when club like the Packers has even a greater investment in the player say, with bonus and salary, Smith figured to make 11 -- Sharks Finally Get Pa i d ding out. I go crazy every time I hear those phrases because I A o You haven't heard the last of the Moses Malone caper, or how a 61l high school kid starts living like a millionaire as an ensured risk the tip of the iceberg in the morass of college recruiting. 3 _______ ________________________ _ - ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - The lowskl and his two atch. Despite the probable appear- ue to carry the big load for the receptions for 346 yards while The Blazers, now 7-4 on the Florida Blazers will try to Ing running backs, will be able ance of Richardson, Collins and Florida offense. Reamon is third in receiving season, are tied with the New break out of an offensive slump to capitalize on the Bell's Turner Reamon and tr ong lead with 15 grabs for 141 yards. The York Stars for first place in the S for th e Blazers, running tonight by sending a rejuve- weakened pass defense. Blazer rushers with 637 and 437 Blazers' No. 2 receiver is WFL Eastern Division. The nated corps of pass receivers Philadelphia lost its fifth , backs Tommy Reamon and Jim yards, respectively. Strong Is Maslowski with 22 receptions Bell, with a 5-6 record, is two against an injury-riddled Phila- sixth and seventh defensive Strong were expected to t-riritinthe No I pa r s ratrhc-r with 37 for 377 arct ')rfl &hird tto !arr deiphia lieU secondary. backs of the season last week The Blazers, who have lost when Bernard (iapman, Bryan tirce of their last four games, Marshal and Lorenzo Brinkley activated two receivers from were sidelined with injuries. the injured list and signed a And to stop the Bell passing third in preparation for the ttrk, wh!h leads - the Worid i'nhiadeIphia encounter. Football League, Pardee will Suiting up for the Bell game depend on a secondary which is JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) York City Tuesday bought a their money before tonight's Mike Haggerty and Howard - ' _____ - The tipoff: ______ • fl I oia _______ __ __~ Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974-7A Evening Herald Proceeds schoolmate last fall, has Geter's attorney makfn • jr.Ur -tempt at adoptlon. Bartow lawyer T. David __________ Burns, currently in a _. 4 . ~7 -- --. ________________________ Republican Primary runoff ___________________ battle for a Congressional . , nomination, drove to T1tusv1U t.'f Tuesday to pick up his client .--- -. and would-be stepson. Geter, who pleaded no contest ;' -. ' to reduced charges of man. _ Aaw __*r /.: slaughter In the death of AV . --....'-. William Oglesby after a fight at C ; ________________ im FM Sanford Middle School, had -..jr.r x. 'i-• -•.-; --,. been in detention for violating his parole. : The on-aaain oIf.safn L-.adoption proceedings are on •3, _________ 'onn't!nv fnn. ~ `11111111W '-1111111111W ft again, according to attorney has no capacity at the present Burns, who told newsmen that 1.2 million gallon plant to serve Geter now wants to be adopted. those new customers. Th e original plans fell David Out aw il Commercial Contractors, Hanson explains Preview Center display t o Councman through when Geier grew represented by former Judge i the white family's restless in Thom Rumberger, produced a home, and was placed in a St. letter written by Mayor Floyd The Seminole County Pori administrative assistant post. Identify, wants to locate on at council's Petersburg mission, Burns Instruction in May Authority (SCOPA) has Authority board members said eight acres of port property said. promising the refund whenever authorized screening of ap- selection of an applicant who with industrial revenue bond requested. While on the coast, Geier plicants cr a new 11,000 a year will assist Port Administrator financing. expressed a wish to visit his When the city was not able to Jim Ryan is scheduled on or grandmother in Washington, He said the company's at- supply sewer service to the new _____________ about Oct. 21-the board's next D.C., was sent money for bus Interstate Mail several months torneys are c ncerned regular fare by a newspaper reader, tj 1965 port legislation is aimed at ago, Commercial Contractors ___________ ________________________ and c am e to the attention of County commissioners last nrovidIn were forced to Install a sewer Itq !r --_-_ probation officials when his week, In approving SCOPA's package plant. rienti ixiustrles. gran dmother turned him in to 1974-75 $271,469 budget-$76,581 Council In approving the Maryland juvenile authorities. of it to come from county tax Hutchison said the uniden- refund noted that fees formerly By JANE CASSELBERRY submit to the public exactly received from Koch and it Geier was flown back to ___ - _funds, approved creation of the tified firm's initial plans don't charged for water and sewer Ilerald Staff Writer what council has approved. I "appears we are being charged Florida as a parole violator, new job but budgeted only nine call for waterway tran- connection of $100 and $150 per am afraid the same bodies will several times over." and Burns reacti vated his atmonths of the salary starting sportatlon of products or wilt respectively are now being WINTER SPRINGS-Pla. not be in the same seat two tempt5 at adopti on. Jan. 1. SCOPA board members materials, raised to $0 and $500. nning Consultant Harlan years down the road and may Road and Bridge CornMonday voted to fill the position Hanson, appearing before City not know what agreement was missioner Donald BrownLng 1W _1W before that time saying exCouncil recently, met op. made with the developer. Let pointed out the need for a dog IIEARINGAID REPAIRS pected port revenue in. posi tion to plans for a preview them sti ck with the plans or if catcher as he is getting calls to BATIERIESA SERVICE -creases-beyond those ALL MAKE S center dfsplay for Tuscawilla,a they want to change it, come ln pick up dogs. "I am not -CA LL 134-1116 budgeted-will supply funds for i planned community being and give the public notice and schooled in the area," FloridaHearing Ad Cen ter the remainder of the addeveloped by Gulfstreain. vote on it." Browning added. 3i Iswv raft . ministrattve assistant's first Call PfIt$4A11 1$ He showed the Council (flIWry(jv$tM I4M) year's salary. master plans for the Mayor Troy Piland, in the DIRECTOR NAMED SCOPA board members development to be displayed at absence of Councilman John I I ,, I authorized their attorney, the preview center. Booth, was called upon to break Dr. Earl S. Weldon has been William Hutchlon, to file a A Longwood firm that operation in Longwood, with the a tie vote He explained the large donation thus approving a $500 named to the board .f First "friendly" lawsuit In circuit manufactures eq ui pment used response and quali ty of local by the city to Seminole R _ I master plan for the Federal of Seminole. court, If necessary, seeking a by the plastics industry SAVE 011 Office Supplies, P businesses supplying corn. ment would develop. County Drug Action Corn. President of Seminole Junior declaratory judgment defining completed a 13,500 square foot ponent parts and materials by the council,not butbewould be so of Drug Action had requested as approved mittee. Tim Bannick, president P1 Office Furniture, College s1e its fodhig, Dr. the language of the 1965 addition to Its existing plant. used in manufacture of the labeled. It would be shown Weldon served as Dean of legislation creating the port Plasti-Mac Inc., 131 N. SR firm's Blow Molder. Office Machines, Bannick said five of the Instruction at St. Johns River authority. 427, Caveny said the firm expects along side the plan as originally $1800. Longwood. makes 15 students attending Drug Art-Drafting.Jimlsr College, Ith,,4) j4utiL&on .aid a lprgo i4acberj,.undcL.exclustve t iscrease employment as the Action's school suspension Engineenn Luggage consultant In adult ecatMu acksonville-based paper PRIenlik Thist is used to produce supply- of plastic raw material Gulfatream, he said is classes In the old Grove Motel Suppbss Attache Cases for the state, and high school products manufacturer and containers for such products as becomes more plentiful. In the planningto cone back to the building would be from Winter principal and teacher. supplier, which he did not Juices, bleaches and cosmetics. past year the shortage of oil, a Council this fall with proposed Springs. a N OW for your own us* The new addition to the basic material for manufacture changes involving open spaces, tc l!)rClitistmas and Plarti-Mac plant will house of plastic resins, has caused a iaynit of roads, and types of A motion was passed to 't• SCi3I O(C1tOfl It manufacturing facilities and a "general softening of the housing for review and public terminate the contract of demonstration center. growth rate" for machinery hearing. Robert Koch, architect on the In addition to machinery usedincanvertlngthe resin into Tuscawi I new fire stat i on-c i ty hail ---ll ~ a is located in e- new . egric.. manufacturing, Plasti-Mac has consumer and industrial Winter Springs Country Club complex, after the mayor said I]] EAST ROBINSON STRUT ORLANDO. FLORIDA begun an ecology program for products, he said. several invoices had been section off Tuscawilla Road. the reuse of discarded plastic As a ter coun measure, Plasti4 TI-TrIMSEEIMT ~ containers. G reg Kiebanoff Jr., Mac has worked on techniques Members of the council and vice president-general using reclaimed plastic for city attorney Tom Freeman, •-01 whoplanstobuildabometh I manager,aaldtheflrmwiflbe pro secondary 5 HOURS iOA.M, SAT., SAT., S1aU Ml vuuperaie with any area mat not require federal Food that area, objected saying it 1 to agency or civic group in and Drug Administration ap- would be misleading and by I SEPT. 21 sEPT 211 •, I developing a self-supporting proval. Officials said this P.M. program of collection and essentially means products that Council might appear to be Brand New S Precision Made • ivi ng ta cit approval. reprocessing of plastic. are not used for food con g I Genuine Imported Men's Swiss p William Caveny, . of t.ainers. Such pr oducts include Freeman said, 'The city Complete with Longwood, president of the toys, hollow ornaments, auto owes responsibility to those Matching firm, said Plasti-Mac is windshield washer reservoirs buying land in the city is Exponlion Bond. 1 pleased, after nine months of and light covers, Compare with any as advertised. They should I Without the sewer plant surrounding Wyrnore and and much of City :il Tuesday night Douglas Roads to the city's for construction, the new lines re has been in limbo requested bids on its planned west side sewer plant to relieve nearly a year after EPA would be useless. 7.5 million gallon daily capacity pressure on the Spanish Trace approved a $3.4 million grant Councti backed off its former regional sewer plant after lift sta tion, for the facility construction lazt position of refusing sewer receiving assurances from year, only to put a "hold" on connection fees refund Tuesday board also appr ' consulting engineer Bill Palm night after being advised by oved a funding, that the U.S. Environmental refund of $3V!'O in sewer City Atty. Joe Davis that the Protection Agency (EPA) will connection fees paid by Corn. In the meantime, the federal city had no right to retain funds approve the new facility this mercial Contractors Inc., government apprtved and for a service it could not perdevelopers of the Interstate released funding for sewer line form. week, Council also authorized Palm Mall. installation in the city's north Davis earlier advised council to proceed with p!ans and ask if) The sewer plant which is to side and an interceptor line on to consider each case for hik "n a $ 1 2 0 ,(Y er fr( trv the rrth side of the city Mintomcrv Road. requested refund on Its In. dividual merits. The city over a two-year period received and spent $587,000 in advance sewer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS SPORTS Adoption UT - . 11;5, k\ .-- _7_,_,,~` 000_*~_ 1'.3 JI IJ FPtVIuI. •IflhIV 3mvinvaiia. 30% No lrde-in required. I tor no Portland at Jackson .- I te P.'rnipti at Chicago Detroit at Srttittmcn (.t" .' Ntw York ,it .,',.,,us Thursday, Sept- I? 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"CHARGE IT," at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 8 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sat, �- - .•. .': ---- - 8A—Everijngrf Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974 ".- - . —I Brock Tired -_ I ~ .1 But He By BERT ROSENTHAL AP Sports Writer Even in a tired condition, Lou Ri .wk, the St. Louis Cardinals' u'eman Oct. 23rd cuffed NL West-leading Los Angeles on five hits for tils third shutout of the season md 14th ~_ ~X' ,_ -_ ( I U " %O~ quz - ta I Itli tU assistant coach last week. t t-. I 3OV 10 , -, 2!:~~~!11 - A I - I! ' A& eason ') h fly FREE) ROTHENBERG oks within i AF Sports Writet Yankees. gaines of the Yankees in the AL East. t?. As Jim Palmer painfully The pressure shifted back Royals 2, A's 1 " . found out this season, the Cy and forth Tuesday night as Steve Busby's 20th win, a tidy Young Award doesn't do any. Palmer and Yankee ace, Doc three-hitter, stopped the . thing for a sore arm. Medlch, 18-14, matched zeroes defending champion A's In their Palmer helped salvage some for six Innings. . tracks. of what's left of his long seaaon But Elrod Hendiicks doubled Busby, 20-14, yielded two sinwith a masterful seven..hlt shut- with one out In the seventh, took gles to Bill North and one to Joe runBaltimore Orioles to a 4-0 vlcto- single when Medich was slow scoring single up the middle in — r' over the New York Yankees. covering first, and just beat the seventh made Busby a winIt was a crucial game for the leftfielder Lou Pinlella's throw ner over Jim "Catfish" Hunter, Orioles since a loss would have to the plate on Al Bumbry's 23-12. r ansa dropped them 3 games behind sacrifice fly for the only run Brewers 3, IndIans 2 the high-flying Yankees In the Palmer needed. Darrell Porter's 12th home American League East. Tigers 5, Reti Sni 3 run and a pinch single by Bob d Elsewhere in the American il Kaline would love to end Hansen produced two seventhNEW YORK (AP) Al-- League, the Detroit Tigers beat his career this season but be- Inning runs to tilt the victory In Boston Red Sox 5-3; the fore he does there's a little Milwauke' kansas' sturdy young defense, (Rtnr iUlL.)(1. L11LU We matter ot seven more hits. which stifled Southern Cal's ofTwins , White Sox 0 That's all Kaline needs to join fense last week and held the Oakland A's 2-1; the Milwaukee Vie Albury scattered six hits Trojans t) ne touthdown on a Rreirs shaded the Cleelafl(I d %.er% exclILsie Club, the t. yearsat ND. OtlIoStateS6,OregonState7 ThiswastheweekOregonState was to have played Wake Forest. But the Deacons canceled out and Oregon State ftew in the Buckeyes ... and I%I1. J RI IV I 'I '1 &I, 1"hat Bad . 141, I . 44 . .. -f' . _ - ~_. --J-7-il - - '.- -'- '-' YOUNGSTERS SHOW . 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F ootbaII 0 To Semin ol e 7 ___ ,.~.~,".~ 1.1 Al 4i • We clll~)me , 9 -1 utti t a e Howe ~.&! __r t4,4i , . I - ,..t.. . T~ , _ 't Iffiltihill ti dill ill 't'iiiiiiolt Coun ty,, the a ike lIot Il 'iii', ii il.ik' open 4'wpt , L ul b. * 4 $I "I . Nd' to -1 Tlill __-- , % ~ ' C" . e W. - - . . I t - , .~-,M, -~ -, " ?_-40 ,-_n" T - -4ft & 4 ftK ! -'': _A~ T ---I ' . " ,.-~~.. f."' .- -K~1.1 - 1.1!4 _1`.,.~ 4, .~, 0, . I X *- . M-k-, ç .1 • .'.- - k ., '' 0 ' '. 4 Lake Howell coaching staff, from left kneeling Ed Zan'inha , flhi'to flt'njaiiiin. I 'r.i (il;i ti. I FIJI)) left predominately a JV schedule, back, and the only freshman Oviedo field, Rub)' will cerHerald Sports Editor 'V. but do have ftee varsity teams Charles Puitt. tainiv find out what hi% teF;m Standing, Tom ,Nfurphy. Tom Ituby. Ctirtis Kpvn scheduled. The offensive unit will have will do against Moore Haven. OVIEDO - Tom Ruby lake Howell opens Friday six players from the defensive considers himself lucky. Not again3t a varsity team in Moore unit, or as Ruty stated, "it's a only was he chosen from over Haven, considered one of the matter Mayb.lihould Hang onto It, John? of necessity." trade in my old Zayre makes kpIng bet ter Class A teams in Tim Dale, Tony Howell's first head football -. W .F* Their prices are low John Brandorfl, Tom : coach, he also feels he has an maintain It any L, Of the 43 players who will be and Paul limes comprise the on JI/I the top names. more the way ' and Iknow..,g,'1 opportunity to build a football playing the JV and varsity Interior line positions, prices are going? Comparedl program at the new high school teams, 20 played on the Lyman John Brombaugh is the tight t 111%N "Any coach would love to get freshmen team last year. The end and Ste 1h —p 0 sScOun " ve Foster is slated eparmen1 Store Into a situation like this," said remainder either played Pop for the spilt end position. Ruby. "I have a chance to Warner ball or transferred \a Ruby talks in pluses when he i 1' 0 ' organize the complete football from other states, 9 mentions his backfle!d. Jim / .. program." Although the Lake Howell Pritchard, at 6-2 and 180 is the __1 The Western Kentucky squad will be lacking In size and starting quarterback, and Ruby graduate previously coached at strength, no starter is 200 describes him as the definite Trinity Prep where he compIled pounds, Ruby states their at- leader on the team. a 15-3-1 record the past two titude and aggressiveness I Pritchard is possessed with years. should compensate. an exceptional Wong arm, but . Lake Howell will be playing When he aksofdesire,he will concentrate on the short its home games at the Oviedo refers to Bryan Burton, who's passes. field. as the facilities are being only 5-Sand 155 pounds, but a I Andy Holton and Don Shrenk • ' ' ' shared by the two schools, starter on Um defensive line also man the other running According to Its principal RayHykoasklat3.3, 188 pounds spots, but Lailback Don I Dick Evans, Lake Howell's new and John Brandorff are the Andriano Is supposedly the -IIOOD "400" . % 46 facility will be completed by other interior line starters, most elisuve runner of the Za)Re her . ... nex t fall. cii The four Linebackers in the or Quak er State 30W or 40W 4 M Ruby describes his tailback 24-month road hazard guarantee What has amazed the new four-four ahgnment will be motor oils I as posse g natural Instinct coach Is ti-c response to u manneu by LM-l&fl marcantei, for ii finding the h ole. IOLC. football program. Lake Howell Steve Blrcbett, Andy Holton, 1, ,, "4 U your '. Ruby said he wanted to open , ••\" \ has currently 46 freshmen and and Don Shrenk. quwt tg choice 43 0 our reg. 5P soThe defensive secondary will varsity team, so he could find Change With only the two grades, find John Flores, Don Andlano, out early what his players engine oil regulafly 101 can top per1orrnance Keeps your motor , 6.50-13 blackw-.1I' they will be playing who also doubles as a running do. Come Friday evening at the t, clean and smoot -run no. oIa F.LT. £ By PETE ROGERS 1. . - .:_., ( _ we -- -- - 1 or s Sanford runner shows the tpe of hard charging action evident during the YMCA sponsored jamboree which took place this Pail t 4 Cash, r 5-foot-5, 24.5-pounder, was one of two players I,y fk ftlI 'r.....a... fl(MJJ'4 _ .7-..__ •• iucia, t.uven xaraiiam, a 61, 185-pound strong safety out of Nebraska, is the other. I. _0 , '_ - - . '- F,. . -- II ' - Pf1+ . - . Cash Now A Bell - '.';?'-. -.. p .. . :, A. - - 1UI '. - . '..... . The event will be played at the Cow Palace, with the finals scheduled Sept. 30. *, (frc.l''. - SAN FRANCISCO, AP) - Stan Smith, Arthur Ashe and Marty Rlessen have been seeded behind Wimbledon and U.S. Open champion Jimmy Connors for the $100,000 tennis tournament opening here next Monday. Others seeded In the top 16 Tuesday included former Stanford star Roscoe Tanner and the defending champion here, Roy Emerson .-. .. -r%* .' Big Names In Tourney vin s. jf -- - -- - • •' 4-ply nylon cord tire c4T,p .l I ATLANTA (AP) - MIs- duce another victory. Kenticky -___ sissippi Sta te, a perennial see- 35-24. .-----ond-division finisher in the Texas A&M at Louisiana --31M. outheasterp Conference, Is State _ReportidrhJtjn ____ IF ready to enjoy a brief moment Aggies have their best team In a t the top. years. There is some indicaUon State and Georgia collide In that LW does too Cholly Mac BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (API -- The Birmingham = = -===; Americans of the World Football League have announeed Jackson, Miss., Saturday night A -0=11111111111 =M s changes in personnel. In the SEC's first conference unleashes again. his stable of thoroughbreds LSU 21-0. game this season, and the crys- Mississippi at Memphis State Defensive tackle Clarence Washin . -gton and 'Jelcnslve tal ball Indicates an early 1.0 - Th e Rebel defense featuring 1/ . .' backs Steve Williams, Drane Scrievetier and Cecil record for Bill Tyler's team. Leonard were cut from the team, and Gerard Williams, a Gentle Ben and the Stump, or . . Coach Vince Dooley of Geor- Williams and Russell if last A cornerback from Langston University, and tight end Bob . ,' ..— gui amazed some a few weeks names are needed 4 At Brown from Alcnrn A&M cre signed , blanked . ago when he said a Georgia all Missouri. Look for the same F victory over State would be an output, Ole Miss 14-0, . upset, although it wouldn't be reconized as such. Kansas at Tennessee I SAVE Against UCLA the Vols showed Oregon State, lacking I . 0 speed of Mississippi State, that has returned to , , Me a Now Thru Saturday Night made Georgia's seco-' seco ndary1 k Knoxville, Anytime Holloway is • Both Are Steel Belted for Strength horrible Las t week. State has the around, the offense is there, too. • Hundreds of Radials to Be Sold • Each Are Radial Designed for Smooth 40 Tennessee217. speed merchants to roam . Performance • Low, Low Pricen downfield and an excellent .. Sizes to ' Most Cars! , quarterback, Rocky Felker, t O'Rourke, Fisher r Radial Tires Not & Co. enjoy Y '( 0ur Team fire the passes another fun afternoon. VanListed at Special Sale Prices,., Come . • These Are 40,000 Mile Tires Georgia's new Veer offense derbllt 31-8. In and Check for Your Size and Save! .. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) on a team that is trying to will put the points on the Tulare at Army - Don't let - Coach, meet th e Rattlers, rebound from disappointIng 5-6 bards, but sophomore quarter- last week's Tf,Y UI fiasco fool you. (, 'Y.-%!l. ¶i 'A' - .1• i ii.i t'.i Team, meet Coach Hubbard, records the past i i- i are bound :0 make mis. The Green Wine Is tough. Th two seasons, i IP LU I it Itltrodus,tlor4 were the first t takes. They didn't last week. lane 28*7. I . 1IM&-,I AD LI -. ] I Florida ,,, operating Ut. • 1' 1 Oit .1 . • Oi uuu1eSs UU3 1h,r Qhan are they will IA *OrauO this week. a• L'liOtiuii season for der its fourth head coach in five p . new Florida A&M Coach State S te - It's been quite a while Rudy seasons, is under intense Mississippi ta 21-17. Hubbard, a 28-year-old disciple The Seer hit on 10of13game3 5111CC the Seminoles had anyalumni pressure to //j,I ma tch the last week (or a ,769 percentage, thing to 4i' ,,, oi a eading fociball guru, Ohio glory QTii ('AD1i celebrate. The time has T years of legendary coach It State's Wood) H5)ea, A.S. "Jake" Gaither, who re- 4, dropped the season tally to 14. come for another celebration , a .778 mark, the snapping of a 13-game Hubbard was hired in June, tired In 1970 with a 203-36-4 ,i . Elsewhere around the South- losing streak, FSU 20.7. arriving on campus after many record, 39 ' east this week: Pittsburgh at Georgia Tech of his playere had gone home . Plus $2.11 F. E.T 1 In Hubbard the Rattlers Alabama vs Southern Mis- Pepper's spice is beginning to for the summer, All be : and old tire. knew have acqu a cq ir ed a coa h who sissippi at Birmingham - Look simmer at 7ech, and the plcabout his team before practice WHITEWALL pald my dues" as a Buckeye for the Bear to develop a little ture doesn't loom quite as dark was what he had seen 01, STRIPE blocking back and assistant to smoo ther Wishbone operation as It did. Tech 23-24. "1team, don't so know if we've got a Hayes on one Ohio State nation- in Tideland this week. Don't BRt3 first Miami at Houston - This is I can't go talking • al championshipod four count on a Maryland-type the opener for the Hurricanes. abutdepth,"flubd sa fd e. _____________________.. eaina , Alabama 42-7. q fore work outs began. ltsthethrdgmeforc . r Uhattanoopa At A,,h,,r,i -• -i .:. -- -£JT'. p .j -4W Will llk1C WV hUt while making final Not one to argue with suc- This isn't the divisjoi f the N '.'""l i ,1 Z. -___________ t. difference. Houston 17-10. Hubbard t.as installed the University preparations for this the day's season opener against Ohio State way of football tit are preparing to play lamps at San Diego State The or. Albany State at Moultrie Ga., A&M. ange version visits the Village The Californians have disposed fj only of some Hubbard said, "I think we're pretty good teams at next week. The Moca j will $ hope that I'm going to be a sound home. Tampa may have one of __ football being overly optimistic about it be victims of methodical team offensively and defenits better teams, but they wor.'t ' duct inn, Auburn 21 i J l'it S 1J1 uiiIS ,ui.'1t I 11l I. I y. I'ondi* vs Maryland at Tam. PlU 3.05 tO$3,26F,Ej, to win," Hubbard said. "1 Lrvlve thiS trip. San Diego 17per tire and old tire. In quarterback Kenny Holt wouldn't have come down here pa - This Is one that could go and running back James sack. ill didn't think we could come either way. The Gators were WHITEWALLs OPEN ley. Florida A&M has the nu. somewhat close to Ohio State unimpressive In their opener. SIZES CONTINENTAL MEN'S Maryland gave when ft mighty cJei of a potent offense. ORS is HR7$.14, HAIR STYLING Alabama a king-sized ware. Hubbard Mid he is I.Inpressed Wt Hubbard's squad has at. IV emaUonal WIW.Up Of iast IM OAX AVE. by hlok a air of quiet con- ready suffered two tj'ønfr i. __i...t......i L.i_ ----------- ittha,liri , ii ''W,J,I,.vnu uwuneu I wis ziuefleP naivt0v rptñvspii Ti!his4 flnl,st. !F..I. ." yi; iast weex. A shaky nod- to Florida I ':'' from an Injury that disabled )ear's leading rusher, was lost 24-17. him most of last season, Is a due to Ineligibility, and tragedy Kentucky at West Viiginla powerful runner who threatens struck the training camp when The Mountaineers stumbled out the A&M rushing records of the sophomore running bark Syl- of the starting gate and lost to late Willie Galhmore. rester Williams died of unex- Richmond. Kentucky has its ofCompetition has been keen at plained causes during a recent fense clicking early and the Fa. most other positions, however, practice. nujCollins combo should pro. • ____ Americans Make Changes 4 ----- ,= A o - A '- - to your - ..1 / 6f - I . et ' -, ' ___ NOW -. . - ____ am I (.)(.1(. 1I 1 .IILIL . '' Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974-9A __ 4 ---- V~ - L1 till PHILADELpWA( AP) - Rick Cash, a starting defensive end whq was cut by the New England Patriots Last week alter asftt been signed by the Philadelphia Bell of the World Football League. Evening Herald ---L 4 VP * - 'l.• ' He is the second former NBA player picked for the Jazz - .- - - Jones has spent the past five years coaching at Federal City College in Washington and at his alma mater, North Carolina Central. rt'$.. fl..._._ .i . LIU) it)i i* - . Z_ I NEW ORLEANS All Former Boston Celtics player Sd m Jvjivi has br, name d an ain: coach iU: tl New Orleans Jazz, completing the coaching staff for the National Basketball Association's newest team. - \,-_--.,_. j...--. ~..~"z .41 .- .- fl Jones Jazz Assistant .$._ S t F.r . nrpcc,Irl - rX 0 "!Fvi (0.) nt• nc %'pt iw'iscp P)urø 'tt etiough games left and I have a little leeway," Kaline said Tuesday night after his 2,99d hit sparked a sixth inning rally which lifted the Tigers to a 5.3 victory over the f:ilterjn B.n !lvt S, , AA produced a 2-1 St. Louis victory and jolting the Reds' pennant in 13 innings that stretched the hopes. Grief allowed only six streaking Cardinals' lead to 2 hits. games over the slumping PiMeanwhile, the Padres, led rates in the NL East pennant by Dave Winfield, tagged Cliirace. cinnati's 19-game winner Jack That was the Pirates' prob- Bhllingharn for five runs and 1cm in the 13 th-they couldn't eight hits in less than three inkeep Brock off the bases. He nings. Winfield cracked a twoopened the inning with a single, run single and his 18 th homer. and after Reus.s threw six consecutive times to first base, he stole second cash) It extended 1000- and Minn silt i ii' lptd 1)) i ild his sinle.sea.son recur(1 to 109 kickoff return, has its work cut lii ian 3-2; the Minnesota hit club. So far only 11 players pitch and a pair of errors during stolen bases and lifted him into Twins purnshed the Chicago hold keys to '' out for it again Saturday. the fraternity. a six-run first inning, blanked second place on the all-time list Kalinc's 2,993rd hit sparked a the White Sox. Th e Razorbacks meet Okla- White Sox 8-0, and the Califorwith 744, one ahead of Eddie 4fl ?l homa State, a Big Eight team ma Angels-Texas Rangers sixth-inning rally which lifted It was the Twins' ninth Collins. who played from 190C-. the Tigers to their victory over triumph in their past which rolled up 59 points game was rained out. 1930, mostly with the Phila. 11 games 'p." Palmer's victory, his seventh the faltering Red Sox, dropping and hiked against Wichi ta State. Albury's record (lelphia Athletics. to 7in 19 decisions. moved the On- them 3 The Razorbacks made The games behind the 8. The uii-tjtiit, stolen liase lead. p Associated Press Top Ten by er is the immortal Ty Cobb with ,' upsetting Southern Cal but their 892. real goal is the Southwest ConA Meanwhile, in the NL West, ference ti e, which seems to tl DON IrtESSINGER first-place Los Angeles and have become Texas' per. runner-up Cincinnati both lost, Cubs 4, PhiliIs 2 mament -possession. leaving the Dodgers 2' games Don Kessinger was virtually This would be a prime spot -ahead of the Reds. The Houston the entire offense for the Cubs, mr an iinci't pick, exrøpt that _____ Astros beat the Dodgers 7-0 and either driving in or scoring all Oklahoma State surprised the - the San Diego Path es whipped of Chicago's runs. He walked in Porkers 38.6 a year ago Arthe Reds 6-1. the first inning and came home kansas 17-10. on Peter Lacock's double. Then Elsewhere in the NL the Last week's score was 43 cago Cubs downed the Phula- in the fifth, he doubled In two right, 15 wrong for a percentage l-UflS and scored on Jose Car- of .741. The Upset Special, delphia Philfies 4- the AU denal's single. Braves topped the San Fran. Maryland over Alabama, just • . ,. . cisco Giants 4-3, and the New missed, 'Baina holding on 21-16. ' . Braves 4, Giants 3 York Mets at Montreal Ex The season mark Is 57-191 for .i4 •• Buzz pra pitched .750. game was postponed because of a seven-hitter for his 15 th victowet grounds. Here's this week's upset sPCry and Marty Perez knocked in cial: Indiana 21, Arizona 20. But 1 Aitroi 7, Dodgers 0 the winning run with a seventh- don't bet on it. Houston's Tom Griffin hand- Inning single. Notre Dame 42, Northwestern 14: Ara Parseghian's 8-0 against Northwestern In 10 . . BOSTON tAP) - Pressure is just another word as far as Al Kalinc Is concerned. He showed little effect when he Joined the Detroit Tigers at 18 and now, fl years later, he shows even less while zeroing in on his 3.000th major league hit. .,- I r ... ... victory. base-stealing wizard, can out. Lee May drove In three Ilotis. fox the slyest pitchers in the ton runs with his 24th homer National League. and a sacrifice fly, and , Brock used his feet and his R.ader smashed his 17th homer. brains to weave his magic Padres 6, Reds 1 against the Pittsburgh Pirate! San Diego also received and Jerry Re'iss Tuesday night, strong pitching - from Bill Kailne Closing In . I Runs II KINSHASA, Zaire - The Zaire government announced it was postponing the George Foreman-Muhammad Ali world heavywelgjt title fight horn Sept. 25 to Oct. 23 because of the cut Foreman received over his right eye. But Foreman's manager said the delay could be longer. ..•..ft £L'--.... s ; - , , I-' IN BRIEF 'J! I %A 111vi. _5t SPORTS -.., .... ...... -.-.-- ~ -..~ A ww oo- P M111111111IM~_ _ .......... 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"Ii oo Igir es E i s' particularly girls repor ts ' -'' Ban ( o ve Set of The Citiivns B! n k- National Association of Bank cNiirinan of Uie, The Sculitiole (*01111t)' S01001 -smoking is permitted at -special events profit picture, and aseminar oil of Oviedo, will be one of Q Women (NABW) in Orlando committee, and Mrs. Marie S. career advancement for women Board has no formal policy on specific times and locations, delegates attending the 52nd Sept. 2225. students smoking at school. The under supervision. Burch, also a 'ice president at in the industry, _______________________________________________________ board has left the decision to Seminole High School prin. the Oviedo bank, will serve on had da~, but ii that's his usual maimer, liv is guilty of un- pro!essional conduct and deserved a reprimand from his county medical society. Mail this column to him. I th ink It will help him. [)EAR ABBY: I am 19, goir to college and work part-time in a department store. There is a guy who works here who is very good-looking. He's 31 and married. He has made advances to me in the stockroom in the back of the store. I really am attracted to I him, but the fact that he is married stops me from going out with him.tHe's asked me.) Please advise me. I'm weakening. KNOWS THE SCORE DEAR KNOWS: Tell good-looking to get lost. So far, the score Is no hits, no runs, no errors. And If you're smart you'll keep It j with .i large Pnmnnt ii j' - ••- 'u ,,.,. ...,,i -----., DEAR HALF: addition to being a lady, have you always reciprocated social invitations promptly? have you graciously z_IaI_.__l -iwiiairu a socisi contact at your husband's husband's suggestion? After - - . _ German-American Welnfest having been entertained, do you promptly send a written note of you have had (line to devote to your church and-or community ac. tivitles, have you done so' U you can answer yes to all th ese questions, you qualify as an asset tnvn,irh,,ch.,,,1 ,.k.,I,I...,----w.uti uv iaa crcuuvcor not. CONFIDENTIALTO MRS. K. IN OKLAHOMA CITY: I do not recommend washing out the mouths of youngsters as a Punish- , Grooming Seminole County J ud ge Wallace H. Hall I --------- DR. L. E. 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I UJE 2 cloves garlic, minced ----2 medium onions, quartered andcutinthlnstrlps 2 medium green peppers, cut in thin stri ps 1-pound eggplant, unpeeled - - '4th PORK LOIN SLICED ½ cup olive oil own detergent with the purchase of America's best washer and dryer Plus fantastic savings on each unit purchased! - ---- j "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF BOTTOM 4 this famous French dish. - ----.-' Lo: 99s CINS S/ - ½ "SIIPER-RIGHT' HARD CORN P" c ow M RATATOUILLE Exceptionally good version of I Get a supply of best Tie od DEAR DR. LAMB WW you regular medical evalua tion is a Please answer some questions good Idea, whether or not you for me about tuberculosis' My ha%e had pr evious infection pp~ doctor wfflnot explain to me, so with tuberculosis. I hope you will. I have Inactive / it pou,y CH,IFI( Obviously your tuber culosis T.B.and have had for two years was once an active Infection, or more. What does that mean? which It had to be to leave any DEAR POLLY My husband always complains about my Will It likely become acti ve? evldenceofit,andyou not being able to remove clear oil stains and, most Important, the belongto Was it active once? Can It thegroupof99 per cent where oil odor from his work unifonns. I do hope someone can give me j some helpful ideas. become cured? My husband became Inactive and IS no DARLYN DEAR POLLY —1 am a teacher married to a man who must coughs a lot but was not X longer of major medical imrayed. Why? I have never had portance. Today per- move as his company demands. This means I have to keep apanything done for my T.B., SO I sistent active tuberculosis can plying for a teacher's certificate as we move from state to state. My Pet Peeve is that there is not a national standardized teaching gutssifit was active once j just usually be cured, but the best certificate became Inactive on its own. I'm results occur with early detec- effect. to eliminate the costly state-by-state process now In a senior citizen with em- lion before any MRS. H.W. damage is done. DEAR POLLY — My suggestion for Mrs. HF. U. who wants physeina and chronic bron- It is hard, for example, to do to remove mortar from some old br icks is to use a small iron bar, chitis. much about re versing some about 10 or 12 Inches long, and chop away t he mortar. I did that DEAR READER The most lung damage once it has when cleaning bricks for fireplace walls and other uses while a important thing i what your already occurred. Probably you P.O.W. in Germany. DON. doctor means by Inactive had an infection when YOU were DEAR POLLY and Mrs. H.F.R. tuberculosis, Usually it means young. The fi I used a hammer and rst Infection often chisel to remove mortar that you were once infected occurs from old bricks. I Inserted the chisel in childhood, blade where the mortar and brick joined and hit hard with a with tuberculosis, but there is Your husband definitely no evidence of any live T.B. should have a chest X ray. hammer. This is tedious work. The bricks should be dry but th e come off in chunks if hit in therightspots. A piece of germs or continuing tuber- There are lots of things besides mortar canvas underneath the place you are working will certainly he lp culosis izocess. In about 99 per tuberculosis that can cause a the cleanup job. Since new bricks are so expensive old ones are cent of people who are Infected cough, Anyone who has a cough certainly north salvaging. wi th tuberculosis germs, the thatlastslongerthantwoweek,j BARBARA. -'---I. - . -DEAR .. çaig uoor OpflCr should thflon. contains it, and th raters. When the ring touches my windshield I know is no further difficulty. There it is safe to Although tut*rculosls is not let the door down without having to check to see if I am in far may be some old scars where the problem it once was, I'd like enough for the door to close GERRITF. the infection was, that repre- to emphasize that it is still a DEAR POIIY I have had to report more th an one motorist sent healed tuberculosis. Th2 major beau problem. it who has gone Into a restaurant and left a dog In the car with the healing ocws on its own, quite important to find all cases .mndows down only one inch and th e temperature was 94 to 100 In other irsthr.ces the infe. of tukrcuiusis and to check the degrees. Once, before I could get the poli ce, two big dogs Lion Is acti vated or there status of all persons who have smothered to death. The oth er day' I was pleased to see a car some breakdown in the body's been in contact with anyone parked with BOTH front windows all the way down and a dog immunity, and the bacteria wi th active tuberculosis It is sitting on the back seat calmly looking at L'ie I went to see why he start to Increase in numbtr, still a common problem in had not Jumped out and found there was a fine but s trong wire causing cavi ties in the lung ?nd Mexican Americans, Orientals grating from the hark of the fr ont seat to the roof of the car and other rhant;v from 3çtive nd lle of 1ndiri extraction .;u- riss the c:itlre %%IdUI of the front seat. If more drivers would tuberculosis. In many parts of the world, copy this idea for leaving dogs In it would be a blessing. There Is still some argument particularly in parts of Asia and I';I.";o)I) about whe ther an old infection tin America, — which appears cured con mOstcommoncauseof,ath bneactiveandcauseprol> anda ng mJcaJprJem. v ii lcm later. Some doctors u living In these areas " U believe thlshappens,andothers hUagreaer chance oqbe1juj believe when older people exposed to tuberculosis. Dry cleaning at budget prices and coin develop active tuberculosis it is laundry service in a pleasant atmosnhers, Send your questions to DF F from a reinfection. There is an Lamb, In care of this newspa. Open pa 7a m dail)" y. Locted at : - I A Fresh Pear Pastries I Of 1½ pounds fresh or frozen fish fillets Salt and pepper 2 carrots (pared, halved HICKORY SLICED MP PAR?AIT strips ½ sllc bacon, diced cup chopped onion 3 cups water 15-ounce can and 8-ounce -__ - SATURDAY BUFFET Spit-roasted Lamb Ratatoullie Pumpernickel R _____ 30 BOXES POttY'S POINTERS Hubby Wants All 011 - Main-dish chowder cinch to make with fish fillets - lteajpoonult teaspoonpep1er This exciting offer for a limited time only. W.L.Carter,Mrs.S.B.Pierce,Mrs.EtHoke1rs Wilburn, Mrs. Leon Fellows, Mrs. C.E. Butler, Miss Irene Hinton and Mrs. F.E. Roumillat. MAIN-DISH CHOWDER I coarsely chopped 2 medium zucchini, unpeeled and thinly, sliced I tablespoon minced parsley _______________ 2 stalks celery, cut in 1 out clean-40 minutes. Cool on wire rack for 5 minutes, turn out on rack and remove paper; cool completely. If desired, was ________________ 1 green pepper, cut in strips cc.n tomato sauce with salt and pepper. In the spoon sai l and ½ 12-ounce pa ckage frozen center of each, place carrot, pepper; heat to botlin diced (Southern-style) green pe pper and celery strips, fish rollups; simmer, c' hash-brawn potatoes or Roll up, securing ends with for 14 mInutes. Add (to about 3 cups from toothpicks. In a saucepot cook tatoes; continue slmr a larger package bacon until crisp: with a slotted covered, until potatoes s Minced partley spoon remove bacon and set der about 15 minut Thaw fish If frozen. If neces- aside. Add onion to bacon fat in serving, spri nkle wi th sary, cut fillets Into 4 or 5 sauepot and cook until golden; (reheated if necessary se rving-size por tions; sprinkle add water, tomato sauce, 1 tea- parsley. Mzkes 4 or 5 sei smooth each time; stir in nuts. Turn Into an 8-Inch-square cake pan that has been lined with co ver top with flavored glaze. lj)S AL Wednesday, Sept. 18, 19 tester Inserted in center comes i ' guest speaker at a recent meeting of the Saute Harrison Chapter, National Society, Daughters of the American meat for "talking dirty." Some youngsters grow to like soap. ___________ Revolution, at the home ni Mrs. F.E. Rowni llat, 910 CONFIDTjAL-' - Cf-ft W,y*_, with Miss Irene union as cisailor who has a mother In Alasks and a brother in Oklahoma, and hostess. are ooç.biJf Indian, please write to me IF you want to Judge Hall spoke the U.S. Constitution, which week bear from Jayn, that girl you met in Greece. me Is looking for is celebrated annually Sept. 17-23. you. After routin g business, a secial hour was held. Those attending were: Judge Wal lace H. Hall, Mrs. A.W. Lee, R.E. Wue, Mrs. T.K. Wil ey, Mrs. M.J. Bram, Mrs. -- greased. Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven until a cake ... Judge Hall Guest Speaker "-' wax paper and the paper , uia Viennese Coffee CARROT ?INEAPPLE CAKE Repeated by request. 144 cups fl our, fork-stir well to aerate before measuring 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon cinnamon 4 teaspoon salt cup sugar cup corn oil 2 eggs 8.ounce can cruhed pineapple, drained 1 cup finely gra ted pared carrot, not packed (2 medium) L, cup chopped (med1um.fine waints Stir together flour, baking poider, cinnamon and salt. Beat together sugar and oil; beat In eggs, one at a tltiw. Stir strips) in large portions. ...,, ball and the unforeett.able Mardi (.rti' cpnca'n rivtrlce Th e club is looking for new members. necessary to speak German to Join. For f urt her Information contract club president Fritz Goetz or publicity chairman Mrs. Elsi Simmons at th e club, thanks? Do you refrain from gossiping about people wheth er th ey're assoc iated with your husband In business or not? U ' "" the typical German Oktoberfest, a grand New Years Eve - A progress report on the individual school authorities, cipal Don Reynolds said up NABW's new degree-granting although a recent Attorney until three years ago, smoking The convention, to be held at education program for on-the- General's opinion stated policy was not permitted on campus the Contemporary Hotel, Walt job bank women will also be a on smoking should be for- with the result students would Disney World, is expected to major feature of the program. mulated by the school board, gang up In the restrooms to . S in pineapple; stir in flour inixture, alternately with carrot, in 3 addi tions just until batter is not the schooL', smoke. This also resulted in NABW har a membership of executives to Orlando for a The board follows the incidents of violence In the approximately 13,000 women, mr,date, however, that in- restrooms, said Reynolds. program that will be current issues In the banking all officers of their banks. It formation on the health hazards Since smoking has been derects its energies towards the of cigarette smoking be in- pe industry. rmitted in designated areas, enhancement of the prestige of el u d ed in the high school Reynolds reports no further Included on the convention bank '.vcmn r.d &icuiu each year. trouble. Every effort is made, schedule will be an in-depth educational and career onLvmnn1thonnlvhih c,'hnM ls. uuuu, iu ...o.. look at the growing role of the portunitles for women in the in the county that does not students from smoking. consumer in commercial industry, permit cigarette smoking on campus. According to a school ''-'You Don't Have To spokesman, smoking was e A MILLIONAIRE permitted in designated areas 1 To HEAT Like One as an experiment ten years ago Good With in an effort to bring covert smokers out of the restrooms. Coordination is the key to every outfit. Smoking in the restrooms General smartness, and there's an aAnd for the nnnlclrtp tiilta tractive small purse with always rinse salt or chlorine out CENTRAL HEATING wooden handles now out that is of your hair after swimming. CALL a real boon. It comes wi th The chemIcals in these sub. PLUMBING S changeable covers so you can stances can dry out hair and WALLHEATIPIG, INC. co lor coordinate it to match scalp. _________ 10075. Sanford 322.S2 American Society Clubhouse, 381 Orange Lane, Casselberry. A sm all ban d donation will be charged members and the public who attend. The Ill High Tones will supply dance music and a Wei[es( queen will be chosen and crowned during the eni'ig. Refreshments will be served, The German-American Society offers a weekly en. tertainment program which includes a mixed card night Tuesdays at 8 p.m., bingo Fridays at 7:30 p.m. and a Nippy hour and dance Saturday evenings. A kaffeeklatsch is held the seco nd Wednesday of each month at 2p.m. The highlights of the annual traditi o na l festi vi ties are that Ihave never learned how to be an executive's wife Ile is nearly 60 and has been an executive with th is company for over 20 years. My creed has always been to be my!elf, and as long as I acted like a lady, which I am,! thought that should be suf fi cient. According to my husband, it was not enough. Where have I failed ? WORSE HALF - I N The fourth annual Weinfcst of the German-American Society will be held Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in the German- that way. DEAR ABBY: I have had a reasonably happy marriage to a up from the ranks k' bvwiiie an executive IN the hospitality committee. otes b Clu " 7' Carrot Pineapple Cake 15.8 per cent and 76.2 per cent of the girls continued, however, and It was whether as many Seminole 8% ABIGAIl. VAN HURf of boys, ages 12 through 18 reported that they never had Found the breaks in class County schoolgirls smoke government figures. The Clearinghouse also is years, said that they smoked smoked a cigarette or had schedules were not long enough cigarettes as boys, but cerIn 1968 the proportion of girls getting out new posters and cigarettes regularly. The figure experimented only. to permit students to take DEAR ABBY: I took my little girl to the doctor for her annual thinly more students of both smoking was just over half that pamphlets directed at woman for girls Is 15.3 per cent. It also showed that 9.2 per smoke breaks without being sexes are smoking cigarettes In of boys. checkup. We were called into the examination room, and as S(X)fl smokers—"Tl'1csc days there's The 1968 figures were 14.7 per cent 7.9 of the boys and late for class. per cent as she saw the doctor coming toward her in his white coat, she school than school officials like The nw figures for 1974 have no such thing as a dumb reason cent for boys, 8.4 per cent for of the girls reported they were In addition, said the began to cry. When he touched her, she started to squirm on th e to see, spurred the National for not smoking," they say. girls. five-ten th s of spokesman, while there Is no ex..smokers and table and cry even harder because she was frightened. Nationwide, the percentage Clearinghouse for Smoking and The 1974 survey for the The 1974 survey also showed one per cent of the boys and six. specific law which prohibits The doctor very gruffly said, needs this," and stomped of teenage girls who smoke Health to intensify its efforts to clearinghouse of 2,553 boys and that 74,5 per cent of th e boys tenths of one per cent of the smoking in sc hools , there is a out of the room. girls were occasional smokers, legal reason why it should be A few minutes later, he came back and in a very nasty tone, one meaning less than cigarette discouraged. It is a criminal said to me, "Take her home. and ttim't !? "I" a week. offense, he said, for cigarettes is really sick" Th of e clearinghouse, part th e to be sold, bar te red or given I thought doctors were supposed to be patient. What can I do Service, Health Public away to minors. Therefore about him? k C n n tion estimated that there are about 4 most students should not have A MOTHER million teen-age cigarette cigarettes in their possession. DEAR MOTHER: Most doctors try their best to calm and Mrs. Pennle M. 011ff, vice annual Convention of the Mrs Oliff Is serving In the other high schools, banking, a study of the banking smokers in the country today. rvi%sure frightened children. Perhaps )-our doctor si as having a presi(lent Ø crosswise and cut In for a light supper is Associated Press Food Editor ':-' ---: This Chowder Is A Main Course FUN 1-4 Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974—IA ' Evening Herald V-.- ! IS "-- HAUffDEWS Vn #4 LARGE EACH 89t PRICES IN THISADARE EFFECTIVE THRU SUN, SEPT.22 1974 ITEMS OFF E RED -FOR SALE ARE NOTAVAIIABLE 10 OTHER WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS, NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOG R APHICAL ERRORS. CUSTOMERS WILL BE LIMITED TO REASONABLE QUANmES OF ANY ITEM Pinecrest Shopping Center, Hwy. 17.92at27th St., Sanford - - - �-- 28—Evening Herald ' ..... call IP! Evening Herald 25' SAVIe. Stokely A •1 '25' - A iPL S303 "i -. - Wednesday. Sept. 18, 19743B PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 19-25, 1974 A \ CAGLE'S PRIDE FRESH GEORGIA U Q ANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED GRADE AWHØLE I .. , z.$,y L i. sea os.., Broad (3 ath,1 per p15) Green Onions 39C r Fro sh Mjhrooms P•.f.d - - - - ' II I - 391 ix pIp. .......,. \ I 1 891 StoragoBags......... SAYS ICC. OI•d I • 20.' f : , $ Phil A Ib. SAVI let. (Ses. sit@) Cut-Up Fryers as 45c $AV$ Ill, session's 32-01. jar 99 C Cremora l et Vienna Sausage a 9 is 9 9 o 9 4 22-es. $129 1AV1 404, tyk es tally AIR its" lkl, CHOPPED SIRLOIN $1 STEAK PATTIES oeiuxe ioid Hampden irnitupe, A Pphfiml U '• See out line assortment of fail sr. ower arrangements and your favorites to give your horn. that colorful autumn '°° i""\ - —'- - I SIiPrsmIeI.ualeader as CutUp Fryers 59 ....... • • • 11US iU"~fil per Swift Premium Tender Leon fresh Pork Hocks Bologna c J)OIldpiw.i Dr. l7ow.,th,A,, Table s399 4SC..yld. H;v7.::ds3oo Sa ver stit each 2 _ DI1 ('I.e uulu uuiOS Chuck Roast is Pot Roast A11111199 W WWA Silo RoundBone each Par 79 loth's $11chorrSmoked Sliced Bacon ........... Swift Franks 0000000000 good pIp. 991 CookedSalami " a . Bologna . .. Smoked Mullet swl!rsEMwM tai!4 GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Bologna 99' ........ Pike. 69 Colo nble - 246 depolowill Can$ r-J ' 1" _i KeyClvbStoak ........ ____ Chuck BIad• Steak k.0.* $119 '•-•. . Imperial Oven Roast ... $ffi P,t. P..T.. S...I.., S..f (I.11,I Cot I..., Chuck Shoulder Roast 1' - Wydr.P.d V ..h4. Pr,t.la. $tfi Pr,.I.. Egg.Rolls .............. cos 73c ,••• ,,,, ,, Fried Chicken 1-11b. S119 isbe .......... Frozen Rice Originals 11111':' Peas & Pot "s- a 49- Beens Sole Au Gratin ......... rule Ismago's flogainIr Fish Sticks Genoa Salami . 0 0 0 0 Testy Firosk-lilledo Carrot 0, Health Salad ' .. . i... D.I&htfvIA,s.q,.d,$..,, 59 co sandwich 12 '' 13.Z' 7 . ehis 39c Sweet&' urDressing ____ , 'e3i; '" • eq N.I..d IbmI, 3 p1....) Yellow Cling Peaches . . . ......... 4-6* Oat 59c SW,.O.• .. ........ 14$. 35, 11004. " • ,,• SAVII 24k, Hungry jells Mashed Potatoes lwo&"" is. lots, , J •••. loops*" ': ftft•••;(7 I '•?••• Prices Effective Thurs. 9 Sept. 19th Sept. 25th o 1974. Closnri Sunday Sure Lee 'i iskeS, wiseseale C"469 liat 10#fvw"urwr"p" J 92' ; Cottage Cheese siam hi fa1bl I. Jit uantiws We SANFORD HWY. 17. and A ir port Sanford SEMI H P A arry I .-,, BAKERY Fudge Cake 298 can Margarine SAVE Bc MORNINGSTAR Sausage lb 69' 694 49 b SAVE LINKS PATTIES SLICES soz 79c KRAFT DELUXE z 12 lb !7"' pI reOnStamps lb Tasti Fries J IOoz Ice 29c 3 t $ PI 6/59c CHOCOLATE 2 / 39 Fudge Brownies 1 7;~ C 7A t Xit C M W èifee 0 CAMPBELL V-8 Cocktail 46oz 0.29" ELL HOUSE 59c 1008 49c 0C SAVE 1 WITH THIS COUPON norke~s 7o, 909 -- lb Cole Slaw 69 65 . C'A%1j )c WITH THIS COUPON DOWNY 1 c _V: SAVE 8 SYRUP 89 FAIRWAY WITH THIS COUPON $1 19 'jIb •- Longhorn Cheese 99 C Tide 55 TASTY . AIRWAY MARKETS Dry tool Hair Spray Cooked Salami Ro1139c • ExPIRESB2S74 : lb 1 1,09 Scott Towels 1/4 Itt JOHN G bag GIANT Tomato Soup Toothpaste 0-Cool Roach Polish loaf JUMBO CAMPBELL SAVE 29c l FA14MER BOY SAVE WITH THESE EVERYDAY LOW PRICES iI 99C 5 9C 1 2 lb MIT ONE WIT14 17 50 OR MORE ORDER Ma yonna ise TETLEY TEA BAGS 17 oz 100 Count FAIRWAY MARKETS EXPIRES 9 25 74 FAIRWAY MARKETS I EXPIRES 9 26 74 — ---- -- -- --- 4_ - ——— -- j• • _.______• - -- - - - M., SPICED LUNCHEON Hall noeam Gal. AX V. lizz W7 U JOHN MORRELL HEALTH and BEAUTY AIDS Ap tLY SAVE 34c. SARA LEE XnT 29C Buff erin -. 6/59 Pumpernickle Rolls $4 FAIRWAY FINE QUALITY bag c Substitute - 10 FIRM GREEN ,' -• ONION 18c. BIROSEYE 8 9C Cffe U Rich SAVE 10c, STOLIFFER - Cake Donuts c SAVE 12Cr RICH merican Slices 98C PLAIN BLUE BONNET U[RTAFEESTONE -- - FRESH MIDNITE Is 98 Peaches XTRA 880 $ BARTLETT PEARS pleasure Ffts.* lb. jTis BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP MOUN TAIN GROWN 11806"c"s West 40K 36. total vs is"Maed Ch*oeg few AIL YOUR FAVORIT[ C111 #IF 8111 U.S.D.A. CHOICE b.,$498 LETTUCE ;Za sugar ho FROZEN "iSIrownl., I7 where ___ 3OOl. LIMIT 4 6-Paks 98: 49 S. Ew~7 41" 09 $ 11 10 iri e ... 98 lb CALIFORNIA IC[BtRG JUMBO SIZE cup Ø 1 C oz. Cans POTATOES pkiii. 11-81L 59c Cottage Cheese c SLICED INTO PORK -- Pi:y..,s 1 6-01. W•4 - QUARTER PORK LOIN Side of Beef Bf)er 6-12 A RA D.i,j.p,e,h - •S.D.A. CHOICE WESTERN I Fresh Bluefish . ZWGreenStamp • • 69c 19 US NO I ALL PURPOSE __ Blue Cheese Crumbles RED, WHITE & BLUE FRESH PRODUCE qt jar . or more JAPANESE 'JWGree 99' '$3 C $ 1 98 Fr. Spanish Mackerel 81 "Wo SAVEBC Fresh Catfish Fresh Mullet Prsc..s.d Che.., Sliced S weet M unchoei SAVI 30:. (20i Off (shell Top Cb.4. Dishwasher Detergent"all 49 1 99 $ Sole Fillets Claw Crab Meat r I.---- — PLUS C 1602 Crab Legs n dV(:I;:: • - lb. 59 C . ALASKA KING ra 36-es. Silo SAVI at. 304.01# la bel. Collosis II#, lrIt . 32 oz Lobster Tail Meat WkenStamps SAYS 24. (301 Off t.h.l)D...,,., 19' B!tles GROUND SHELLS REMOVED IR 49c Burgers ............, '' 23 Liquid Joy ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 111 0 kiol;'&o age fill oz AY 100% PURE Hindquarters or Drumsick I 89 Dash Detergent 99' 1L0;: $1" 69c Burgers Cherry Pie Mix 9' 0.1 M.ai. Dillile., $tl.d 16 OIa I if TURKEY I SAVE Sc, TOILET BOWL lb. ____ . Fried Chicken. HOUSE OF RAEFORD Personal Ivory SEAFOOD MEDIUM PINK SHRIMP o" M 59 Ob. Joy Liquid Hersor Got Own 90*64. Delicious Mozzarella Cheese ". yv"z. also 79 . 69, 7' sh I1Z'. ........... ''ii" Kosher Spears tribal Claub .1 BaroBsQued Fryers 9 ipa,b. 89c good F-to-to h "for Sowthor ............. JAWS &4. jige" 141 00, 69' •• ROYAL CROWN 3lbPkg SAVE IOC. 16111*0 South Tasty liked Denson 1" Bologna lb C 14oz, Klean 'n Shine JWGreej~~ trqs . D.C.. Cuban Sandwich.... ? 891 Always A Family Favorite Gortoo's Val moo's RularMargcrine for the good thevi " pbe. 99' $AVI C',.$M..I,.. Fum 6 ______________ SAVE *1 14 99C SAVE : 99 8 FULL CUT ROUND eras • Lysol Cleaner : 1 1.59 1 1.9 9 9C $4 UUD ____ onmi*. 64011"'a protest J ' • , P46- flik &gaw~ Al Sp" ••••• •• 111 • 16-L son 69C Orange Juice 'USIOCIed Baby Reeff.a. Inflation h Beef Loin Sirloin Steak is is is Is is a Ilk. Beef Full Cut Round Steak • es . I Beef Loin or Rib Steak •1S.... 99c B"f Chuck Blade Roast Beef Chuck Arm Pot Roast ... $131, 1" Beef Round Tip Roast 0 so 0 0 lh,, B"f Plate Short Ribs . 0 0 0 0 0 0 lb.79 Beef for Stow, Boneless •••• ec Its. p1" ________ ' to Cbey laboor. Wimp.......... or Chi4jew presto :-' Ban 1111gill-on 11 4.,I4. (XTRA 14 -, T Wost* now V..,.. 101% H.V.P4 Ils.819 j - • _r(' II C. C. 24-cf. pha. - — . ............. MIcrinPlus 4 :. ,l" Plate With — -- Sal..) ... 1 •TTh.I'11' L4 __t FAIRWAY HOT DOG OR II I D Hamburger ,' I I 1VlUr•rS.p,r —I 7 24o: Rich 'n Chips EXTRA . - 120: BUY 1111 1 2.99 0 A CHOICE BONELESS 303 61 Cons HART 69 4111 1 1. 7 9 Veal Patties Breast of Veal 98C •1. 1 8 SAVE I Oc. KEEBLER PECAN SANDIES [[I I 4 #1GreenStam S .,'.,.....••..j - 1' 59C HOMMIL Beef Live r Baby Beef Liver 1 1. Stewing Veal Veal Cube Steak SKINNED AND DEVEINED 4 '1. 8 .'1 . 2 ISo: •• 4 1, FAME 65c lb. Ell SAVE 26c. led Beef .' . 0 180:. Green Beans Tomato Sauce Chili Chili with Beans Nihiet Corn Green Beans SAVE 10c Stwfftd Posts shells •.- Butter Log Cabin -.. [IJJ4GrpenStampsI• u — 79C S AVE 20c HORMEL - . Wkb e n lBo: ME _ _____ 0 BAMA PRESERVES SAVE s. Itral - lYAYIIlpIL!&. TopRoundsfeak.,.,,,. °' Sparn Reg. and Flavors _____ - $boRlbs ___ so" 11s. total .... . . . ... 16c, GREEN GIANT Sweet Peas 4'ilGreenSfamps IT 69' ' Iwo 1111iftniss" preyeis San# we Sirloin Steak , SAVE EXTRA — . 6 lI1ong covndu: Strawberry . Beer o - -- - HotDogi...,,111•,•• Sflc Super Markets In LIMIT ONE WITH $7.50 OR MORE ORDER 49' ','79 '99 . Lykes Wieners ........ , bliz sorts ad lowtop -cs $'g.'Cr.,ht.I . all Duval, Laki, Leon, M*rio Orange, Osceola, Seminole and VoIu&a. 99 ....... in We" raw Podded Alachua, Brivrd, Swift Prevalent Slited White Shrimp . Oft. LOOK WHAT '1 11 WILL BUY $ wA a"black ar HAMP(Ilen fLpflijure fol pur hrneocclub $122 Prissolveri t.l goof go, sea Treat. tasty fl.d4. ~~Il Sliced Picnics Swift Precolon Asti. Sausage Brown 'n Servo ••iøi Shoulder Chops Round Bone Chops Veal Cutlet 20 lb '1 89 p1.99 fit Loin Chops 88c 98C KING SIZE 5 0 1 a SAVE 38' Swift FIrts"Iviet Oven-loast fl ICS 59 Ho, MILK FED VEAL HIGH IN PROTEIN, LOW IN FAT C ROASTS S730 Uncligrin NJ. - May. 11.91, $oxford per NOW AVAILABLE AT FAIRWAY 80: uafldwuc h Spread P 925S 460 Swift Profalvin ligooloss 7, - — I So. orange A".Ph" Castle HamPa"Ies vw- Braunschweiger Of Swift PrIamlosts IvIlycass hod Cosseed SMOKED %88 OSCARMAYER . • P 69c 13;;~_ -tvi LE PORK SHOULDER ____ 69 ........... 41 wai $4,59 5 lb ban CUMUN1161 U01 Swift Preations Tender loom ,.. Pork Picnics e rs lFr: 'Phil. '59c riwichBags....... 411. $1 0 Plo Crust SAVI lOc OI.d Food C osr Orange Juice Grapefruit Sections 89 ad Crisp Cucumbers ......2,.,251 : Vermont Maid Syrup...'" 99' ..... P•f, 0., Salads of, $vOfIu, V' ____ Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974 Bavarian raut.. K : _ - .----- - r- - ---- �413—Evening Herald Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974 RseuYs (QUANTITY RESERVDI venlng Herald Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974-513 AR1 ' SIIN'lO P I SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER 7 DISCOUNT PRICES * WED., SEPT. 25 ASESOVS7.511,01111 MORE EX- I I I FOOD STAMP COUPONS A. -- - FREEZER QUEEN ASSOR T ED COOK-!N BAGS A $1 714 Jfu / CHERRY •;•• I WE GLADLY ACCEPT U.S.D.A. 1 ur 4L NMI i 4 V HOLLOWAY HOUSE STUFFED GREEN ?FPPFpc oz. 7qc McVITIE'S CAMPBELL' LYKES COOKIES MUSHROOA VIENNA AUSAGE CHEDDARS I.SCOLLEGE CREAMS 'COUP CITRELLO SCRUMBLECAKE *TABLE WAFERS TALL CAN J . 3PKG 115 FOP al Purpura checks kugh lion's mane, readies turtle Purpura Dough FO 01 LOG CABR SYRUP LIPTON DEL-MONTE 'V JERRELLS 33C INSTANT INSTANT CHUNK TUNA TEA MILK ,i7 -.00 .:_42-89c , OR f t i.. 2PKGS0-- * THURS., SEPT. 19 f ru I I .1' W DAYS A WEEK THESE ITEMS & PRICES GOOD I fYV PKG. 1 10r. EP4V'S JAR PILLSBURY PLAIN WIENER WRAP 40L CANS *1 240Z BTL GOOD ONLYAT: SANFORD PARK £ SHOP COUPON EXPIRES: WEDNESDAY SEPT. 3$ LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER FAMILY PLEASE, 1 8S 97 1 Th WON-- An-_ AS LA Draws interes t , NEW YORK (AP) - It looks and bread figures are a decoramore like a city street scene ting novelty. The rest of the than a bakery display window: year we usually make thre or busty, smiling women, kewpie- four figures a week." doll girls, monis with kids, ballDressed In baker's whlte and players, loving couples - and with his father's dark good even a horse - parade behind looks and congenial manner, the glass. Tony explained that the figure3 Realistic though they look, are fashioned by hand. No the figures are not of flesh, but molds are used. of dough. "The standard items - like ,....... dolls, which are our most popu. I Bakery owners Sal Purpura and his son, Tony, specialize in lar request, and baseball play. the creation of elaborate bread ers take four hours from sculptures and claim they can scratch to finish. It takes only fashion any design up to six feet about 10 minutes to shape I figwe, an hour to hake It and a tall in bread dough. They have often had to sup- couple of hours to cool it to get ine p0 their IUI • moise out. benwonders as jilS a trains and trolley cars, Adam ,ore, we trains and Eve In Garden of Eden, much dough _ use In diffe,gwi t . propo sesame u(L)flS, and tigers, places 0 ge', the r I LIOfl. uUi when we d to horse-drawn carriages, turtles, do somethlrio new It may 'lake I .clowns circus get it graphs from which replicas are right.' fashioned standard-size chef d'oe4vre, measuring from onFor 20 years the elder Pur- to iour feet, costs $4 pura's customers have happily size sculptures can be had for carried away turkeys, Sant.as, $12. Yule trees, Easter bunnies, The bread figures come alive shamrocks and ballet danceri- In ahuge rotating oven. Thirty all made of bread. be baked at once on the Sal wandered into the world q'en's six shelves, but no more of commercial bread art by than 10 are made at a time. chance. When he immigrated you try to rr.ake 30, by the time here from his native Sicily In all of them are baked, the first 1953 he went to work for a few will be way out of prOporQueens baker. He had never tion because of overheating," baked before. To corn- Tony said. "With only 10 figmemorate his first ui-es, each one will bake ev ,nThanksgiving in the United States, he designed bread Baking tread designs l iot turkeys for his boss as a gift, as easy as pie; Tony admits Customers saw the unusual that many monstrosities have birds, wanted their own, and sprung from the Purpura.s' the orders flooded In. hands. Sal's fortunes rose with his "The toughest thing about dough. After two years he and a baking bread figures is' hot couple of partners opened a weather," he said. "The dough bakery in midtown Manhattan, loses its strength and firmness. where he developed his craft. A lot of bakeries use ice hot Then in 1966, he moved back to weather to preserve the dough, Queens to open the store he but we don't because ice mj'ikes presently owns. the dough too firm So when it's -Tony, now fl, was 21 when he hot we have to work twice as came to work with his father, fast to compete with the hI" ' ' • beginning what they hope will The business does havd its -.\ -Vt'... become a family tradition. leisurely moments, however. Our busiest time for tread The easiest part of baking figures is the holidays," Tony waiting for the tread to cxk, said, interpreting for his 62- and then eating It." added Tony year-old father who speaks with the sly look of a kid w)o'd little English. "That's when just snatched forbidden people have the most parties, cookies ren . A MAYONNAISE I OT. JA _ can I .1 "U LIMIT ONE PLEASE. WITH OTHER PURCH ASES OF Sy So OR MORE E ING CIGARETTES X •dr , NASiScó NILLA VAWILLA WAFERS 120Z. I.PKG. '.' I1 'I jiOc t, DISHWASHING LIQUID 22 OZ57C PALMOLIVE DOG FOOD 'FRISKIES....mmimmmin 6CANS 99 SUNNYLAND 3 OZ. P1(6. C in c I 0 U k AM 4 is 1.:.. t S A ' 0 • .; 'loci- GILLETTE REG. MENTHOL (or) LEMON LIME 4 41 FOAMY I 1 , 9 6 07. 1 _ — CAN REGULAR (or) UNSCENTED LL LARGE 791 IANRO .01 ANTIPEqSPPRANT DISPENSER ANTACID TABLETS ROIDS IA P - COUH MEDICATION BREA BTL SANFORD OF is 329 SANFORD AVE. 30z BT C HI 25th & PARK AVE. Purpura's bread sculpture of Adam, E' and serpent 1 -. - - �0—Evenlng Herald Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974 Evening Herald Stuffed The 4 medium grain 1 chopped Onion I can (104 ox.) tomato 50U9 CUP 1 cu cooked rice teaspoons w:fc.st.ritwr. 5lCi easpoon liall % Generous dii, pppr 2 lUcia (2 ox.) mild process chissi, cut in si p. m memorcited Hum berts Blend Great W ine Trad itions By TOM HOGE For (our decades. this beard. teaspoon cinnamon At one time there was said to lowed by the McIntosh, with 10 Al' Newafeatures Writer ed figure In shabby attire tray. have been more than a thou- per cent.. Pinch of sWt September marks the bicen. eled by horse and Wagon and nd ir1etLe of apples grown P chopped mixed nut, One of the most popular dishtennial of the birth of an Amer- sometimes canoe, handing out in this country, including such es, of course, Is apple pie, which t P melted butter or lean folk hero who spent some little bags of seeds. And wher. quaint names as the Bellflower has long been linked to New margarine 40 years journeying through ever he found a likely spot, and Chapman's own favorite, England. For years, many New 1-3rd cup molasses Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, Chapman himself Would plant a the Rambo, whIh Is Wash, core and rarely Englanders would take a slab of pressing appleseed.q anyone seedk'ig apple nursery. seen these days. Farm wives apple pie for breakfast, a1ong lice thin and sprea d ove r pas. u"'- hi u!ing West. Folk !ales that have ell-cu. usea the irun w maae a variety wi th shell Combine all remaina little sharp Cheese Johnny Appleseed - his real lated over the years portray of things from crisp fritters to gin g redients except mo. Here's a recipe for apple pie name was John Chapman - Chapman as a man on i spin. Lambs' Wool, a spicy hot mix well and spread drink that's a bit different. was largely responsible for tual mission, preparing the wil- made of baked appl I Bake In 350-degree es, herbs MOLASSES-TOP APPLE PIE over apples. soa minutes propagating apples across derness(orthegreatmove,e and cider. O%Cfl fiwu • Heat 8 large apples America although he never Westward. Eventually he Today the Delicious apple, top of pi e 1 unbaked, 9-Inch pastry shell molasses, pour over made It to Washington or Cali. became known as the patron with its firm, sweet flesh, acand bake 15 minutes longer. 12 cup sugar fornia where the great orchards saint of the American orchard counts for 20 per cent of the cup ginger cookie crumbs When cool, can be are located today. industry, huge U.S. commercial croo folwith whipped cream Serves 8. 1 tablespoon flour popper s pound ground biiIPydratsd tisturod vigelible P'O$•ifl flhltUfi 2 o . ByAILE PENCLAIRE in the old tradition of Spanish in the historic Jerez de III this time he in The Herald Services t-t his future wife housekeeping role on their M Meanwhile, Mrs. Humbert brown trout.women, her patience and Frontera region, near where and they now have asonacre estate called NEW YORK - (NEA) which in Spain is a potato and Manor Farm smiled and mentioned changes In grac lousnom held sway, but Columbus set sail for what we WillIam Gordon, born In Fish and o nion omelet served for break. game always have Spain, there Is a saying that with a 1rts I.M. c!1ffercr:., This now call America. She Is from His birth was just one in Kimbridge, Hampshire, in her life. An accomplished been popular dishes in England fast, lunch or dinner. three things start ()II klllle: ofseveral England; on a farm in Scotland, horsewoman, she, however, and Spain so Mrs. Humbert felt church service, b.-II fights and a was obvious when At thur one of the older Spanish chanpes Mina experienced In and t thlr vill a , does not share her htihand'. quite Oh. V 1 ut the rice. fa,,ijlle ill die S,tsiy meal with rice, her iiie in recent years.""" .,., board of Williams & Humbert, Their marriage was as smooth Biz- full enthusiasm about shootLng menus a:jund them. Among Since an Interview Is none of Ltd., Mrs. Humbert explained that zaron vineyard in Jerez. "The Spanish and my brother arrived. For example, a blend ing of English and she or his falconry. She enjoys her favorites is pheasant In red had been trained "as a Their house on a hilltop is hunting with dogs and wh iin the rice business," she these, everyone relaxed while there was an exchange of Spanish Sherry families who perfect hostess" In took Spain where called Four Winds. Built on the fly fishing, an especially up wine. In deference to Hum- said, "are as particular about awaiting the appearance of one warmth and give-and-take rule the iu -ea as that of the wine the running of several homes site fine bert's ancestry she also sees Of the major participants. Of Roman remains, it their rice as the For rarely seen among older In the bodegas. t9a sport in Scotland. There is some that kidneys in Sherry are about their pasta."Italians are was expected, but meant that example, Mina Gonzales Hum. Spanish couples. almost brought Humbert down sport fishing In the mountains served often. Her own bert was carrying Humbert hved and worked in "JI st Pusl~ing a button for a with favorites exasperation. He said in onIlumbert's family in 1877 Jerex for (our years, he ex- servant," Since her marriage to mock despair every home- of SpPin but she found ,mat. for guests and family in Spain is beautifully while It must be done just right, waiting for founded one of the leading Sheher husband to arrive ching wits against fish in fresh gazpacho (chilled tomato soup) slightly crunchy and not plained, as part of his training an Englishman, she has builder understands "Don't Schoo'ed rry.stiipping firms with Its water, exciting, especially the and paella for short lunches, mushy. base in fam ily business. During become more active in the ask me about In Spain everything is the difficu lties" salmon, after I graduated from Ano ther favorite is a tort 1 tin still "manana" except when4h., rice is at its perfect serving S time. Then, it is everyone sit Quantity Rights down and eat "pronto." COP Reserved '' D'it STORI S INC SAV E ''iGriT Heat peanut oil in heav wv o saucepan over medium-low ____ heal Add garlic and saute until ___ aftsinprI but not browned, about 3 minutes. Discard garlic. Increase heat to medium. Add ~, C 4 ; 400, 4000los bread crumbs; saute until gulden brown. Remove saucepan from heat. Add water, salt, paprika and cayenne pepper. Bring mixture to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer 1 , 30 minutes. Proceed according LB. to directions below for desired '7 variation, Serve garnished wilt chopped parsley if desired, Makes 3 cups. uty try Remove tops erd suds from psppu a; cook In bolting sasd water about iv. minutes drain. In skillet brown boil and cook onion until tender (using shorlening If necessary), Stir to separate moat: pour ott fit. Sti r in 1 CUf srup. ICC and ISaSOOifl9S. Spoon meat mh*tur• Into p.ppoxs. arrange In I%1 quail cass•tcie flak. In 375 degree oven for 2$ minutes. Top wtth' remaining soup and cft.ess. flak. five minute, more Serves four iCOOKING IS FUN SAVE W/t X 4 ) CO UPON 8ff A , 1$C11e: . I - -. - i . .-. ' SAVE-. nabaqt so W-P 33 4 r-more purch se excludi n a a SAVE 24c p BEER4 DRI KS 4i — , a OLD MILWALIKII, SHOULDER s -___1 I 15C ' • • JAR I SPOON UP ' I MONOGRAM . ES ' a tti ' 1 I p SAVE A $ W-D La s 'I BRAND" IN , ' , , 09 I -D 43c . . . . . • Overnight 711111 LEWIS U 2 CT . 9 i . . . . KNOX PLAIN OR GRAPEFRUIT! (3FNvftOPfS) i: #iir1rri Lgj3ilJ SUPIROSE 909 (P10K GELATIN ORANGE 75c Drink. KM1$ (OAYTIM( 30 CT 01 PKG. T00011) r.Tin• zt • us • • • • • • • • • •....... sit 5vriir GUIDIN A £ Ut . . . '.c , . . . ...•.. WD BRAP FKG Coffee..,.,,,, : 1' GHIPIw000 ISLI BEETS wONIONS JAR tOo, 04 HARVARD b4 454 1 16 ETERGENT . D • ' (f1IIl z. . SOTTLE SOc SAVE CP4UNI W Turkey Wings OSCAR LB MAYER S IB PIG ' . • PIG , Tenderloins... . 9' Fish Fillets I LB PIG 919 PALMITTO FARM U10 I 23' Knockwurst. . LB SUPI IBRAND IOW FAT SwISS STYLE Yogurt... .. ,4 . . . $499 PIG , FRIED PERCH 99c Cocktail $489 3 4JARS 'c s $1 39 FRESH FWOZIN RID $100 CL , SINGLITOPIS SHRIMP 5 LB '" 5Af 10, $289 Lb 5 Fish Fillets,..5 FlINCH ts TARNOW RHINELAND to 9 09 PiGIADI BAIL PARS 18 ..,. w D USDA CHOICE BEEF WHO* (6 5 15 AVG) CUT 6 WRAPPED FII( FRENCH FRIED FLOUNDER 98 Sausage....,.. ,99c Franks..,.,.,, B 49c Sausage. to ..so* Roil GRADE A I. SLICED 69c Variety Pack 0 BRAND WHOLE HQ, HOT OR MILD i to IUI.• Not, Snapper Fillets ig to 909 & CANt , . . DIXI EDA RLING.SANDWIC H / . ) , BREAD :. .r.. --' - PANTT~HOS £ a I I I I • . MAGG • .. Beef Cubes. TABBY TASTY SIAtOOD tl!Al Cat Food P . . or . . Poso f, . 6 LIVER 47c Saltines 41c Mayonnaise S11 . ftATPT 2018 . • • • • • BAG 99C BOW YOIt(T Cleaner . . . . . j( . . 99C . c CJF~ . . . . . . . 2 BARS . 0 0 26 sit . PIGS . . 2 $100 Bleach 3 . 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Simmer unWpears are forktender, about 30 minutes. Serve warm or chWM with some of the cooking liquid and cream, if desired, Makes 4 se rvings. . 4 900 vi GETS SPICittø BUTTER BEANS OR Biscuits . . r SANFORD • . . .. .... 99c • 69c 929 . 'ocrs 79c 6 CAN KRAFT s t LVII TA FIRG 63c Cheese Food Is . . . . . . ' Peach Cobbler . . . PIEG in . I= — xelor TOP VALUE STAMPS I : : I (oil 1 )' Pizza GOOD lHou SIPT 25 GOOD THIU No FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. . COMPANY DINNER Roast Chicken with atuffing Potatoes Broccoli Apple Chutney BreaiTray Caramel Pudding APPLE CHUTNEY Because Worcestershire sauce contains tamarind, used in the best India chutnes, it's worth adding to this relish. 2 pounds tart apples 2 cups chopped onion 15-ounce package seedless raliins 1½ cups firmly packed dark brown sugar 3 cups cider vinegar 3 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 2 tablespoons lemon juice 2 teaspoons salt 7. teaspoons ground ginger Pare, quarter, core and dice apples - there should be about 2 quarts. Turn into a larg' saucepot with remaining ingredients and mix well. Brin to boiling point; simmer, uicovered, stirring often until thick about 45 minutes. Ladle into hot sterilized canning jars, leaving '.-inch head space; add caps and screwbands according to jar manufacturer's directions. Process In boiling water bath for 10 minutes. Makes three one-pint jars. - to do to 49 E. FI RST ST. te 419 E. FIRST ST. . Lb . . . 3i : . (RA( uN 0000 OP VALUE .STAMPS , u :,:ufu r1 hf . $1 99 Swiss Cheese.. '4OPf () . . SUPIRBI4•a(i SL'CfI NATL)AL rrrn •'II Meat Dinner IP4FU $fpi jo~ . S to G000 . $100 Cut Corn 411 IT PfMtjMP4O,TISS (Aa 39c Broccoli DIIIAPIA . nm . WHIPP( 0 39c Topping Spinach 5TOi f A5 . . 69C Coconut Pie.... fOty BAG SHOE SYiG ' Turkey Dinner. TOP VALUE STAMPS 210 CUP SUP(RIIIIAND 59c Fish Sticks . 10IAI0S LEM ON O MARINERS . 9° Creamer CH(I',( or 12C Sausage Pizza.. 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Ox Tails.. sour COPILAND POlk 6 ' ' ' FItSH 9 CiOlCt BI 81f 80411,0S 1 STEALS G RADE A • (5 USDA INSPECTEDlI NE FOR Pork Steaks .... 10(0(15 INS.ANT 39c) uSDA l?elmonicos 5A( 99c 24 CT USUA All Meat Stew., 99c . . . . . . WD BRAr • 47c (I U Kotex 10,01 . • Leaf Bag ;; $107 tRENCH S woIcHIsflasHhlI 13 MAID o AST 59c Facial Tissue 01 GLAD LAWN 16 PKG 6 6 0 0 0 90 Pit CRUST MIX os THRIFTY 24 cl Daytime, Syrup 12 27c Mustard...,,.. ClOCKER 9 CrustStick,.,,.':5 47c Sauce...,,...,'all 65c ot 2'9 Patna Rice 47c teak Sauce 0 to eT, 79c BITTY born . iiu.t (A5.Pi ft ,IIT( Ii BLACI$LJ1p4 19c Gkitri . •.....• INV , ' ' BRAND ~JITEAIN B. • US D A CHOICE BEEF 'IA ST . . EIMBIES TODOIII Place tomatoes, green pep. per, onion, cucumber 4nd garlic in blender (or put through sieve.) Cover and whirl until mixture is liquified. Add vinegar, peanut oil, salt and bread. Cover and whirl until mixture is thoroughly blended. Force mixtur e through a sieve. Chill thoroughly. II desired, serve diced tomato, green pepper, onion and or croutons on the side. Makes 5 serv1zs. • I, SAVE • I , is • . •$ , W ULL 1 I . '• ' F I B O ST ON, S ORK SAVE 25 ' P W-0 BRAND SLICED II d' • 9.3 3 0, ALL FLAVORS Puddings N , SAVE • T $ =-;-- . 'I IS THRIFTY MAID I - - Egg Drop Garlic Soup: Lightly beat I egg and while B R AND SAVE stirring briskly wi th fork, pour • ICI g1lit USDA slowly into soup at the end of . S SIRLOI Nthe simmering time. ImI I R OU ND mediately remove from heat and serve, • S to PAN nut P ea ditzhi; In a Small akWet beat Shortly befort riot is cooked, 51jr in cimnts. Just before 39 'I 0-00000. currants In hot water and $ Whole Egg Garlic Soup: Divide hot soup evenly among 5 individual oven-proof serving bowls. Break I raw egg into iviitg. Place in oven tt 3t:;O de grees for about 15 minutes, or until egg Is cooked. I SAVE 51 BRAND . PIT( - I . cig rettes. g .' -- mit $ MEN BOTTLE o - 7 1i . S '9EC .r_k.===l :111 BfA P'ORK- . PRICES GOOD THURS. SEPT. 19, THRU WED. SEPT. 25 TL1L!L1_ - MAtJGI (fI oR margarine 2 tablespoons coarsely L! QUc?:VJghtS PRICES GOOD THURS. SEPT. 19, THRU WED. SEPT. 25 r , ____ _______ _____ b rOOdS dllet Vegetables SaladPears Helene Beverage SKILLET VEGEIAI3LES e cup butter or margarine 2 cups diced (½ inch) unpeeled eggplant 1 cup thinly sliced scallion, green tore Included l large green pepper, cut in thin strips I large tomato, diced cup water ½ teaspoOn salt L teaspoon ground allspice DINNER FOR TWO Pork Oiops lUctFrancon Snap Beans Salad Cupcakes Beverage RICE FRANCES r ice, k cup converte"yle rice I tablespoon dried currants : - RANGETOP DINNER - tie 1."11 ~~ --- KIMIIU In a 19-inch skillet melt the butter; add the vegetables and water; sprinkle with the seasonings; mix well. Simmer, covered and adding water as needed - 2 tablespoons at a time until eggplant is tender —20 to 30 mInutes. Makes "A0 10 LBS. &uP .441%. Sweetener,,.. InaIargeuucpotheatgil; add onim and *aley and cook Over moderate beat about 5 IrAnutes. Stir In: cabbage, poo, tatoes, broth, salt and pepper. Bring to a boll; simmer until vegeta bles are tender - about 3Omlnutes. Top bowls ofsoup with dollops of sour cream. Makes6servings. USDA GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN W.D BRAND BROAD BREASTED oil Sliced Ham Sakid 17ruit Beverage MARY GREENE'S DUMPLINGS May be used with stew as well astnsoup cup water 2 tablespoons •butter or margarine 7tabiesons flour Pinch of salt Large egg In a Small saucepan bring water to boUing point; add butter and melt Over low heat add flour an s untilm u. leaves sides of pan. Remo v e from heat. Add egg and with a spoon beat until smooth and velvety. Have lquarl water and 1 teaspoon salt simmering; drop mixture, by level tea. spoonfuls Into water: cover and simmer until coed through 10 to 15 minutes. Drain and add to hot . Makes 24 dumplings —4 to 6 aervings. tUOOfl 14 t • Aswinted Press Food Editor FA?MLY SUPPER Green Pea Soup with tJ4 197 t t/ LIGHTSUPPER Peasant Soup CruityBread Fresh Fruit Cheese PEASANT SOUP Substitute 5 cups homemade bed bro~ if you like, for the canned boull 2tab1espooipeanutou ½ cup chopped onion 2 tabIespeot mInceI parsley 6 cups hredded cabbage, about 1 pound 2 medium potatoes, pared - And cubed Two l0vromwe cans beef broth (bouil!on) diluted with 2soupcanswater lteaspoonsait , of sts ~~ W Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974-78 to 400 recipes are given in "Cevily Brownstone's Assocjattd Press Cookbook" available by sending $4.95 (check or money order made payable to "Th€ Associated Press") to this newspaper in care of Al' COOKBOOK, Box Gi, Teaneck, N. J. 07666. �BEETLE BAILEY LEISURE (TWAT'SfHG Wednesday, Sept. 18,1974-8B Evening Herald Evenlng Herald Mart Walker - CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE AFTER T OLD BALL, 9EETE Wednesday, Sept. 18,1974-98 by umor By OSALI) and JAMES JACORY aA SIN TONIGHT'S TV ine — 730 (3S)St&Tk (2,11) The Price is Right (6) What's My Line (9) $20000 Pyramid (13) Movie 8:00 (2,1) Little House On The Prairie WEDNESDAY 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) C nt (a) What's My Tne (9) Truth Consequences (13) ROCK (24) Ballot '74 • THURSDAY 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10(2) Sunshine (9) That's My Mama (24) Zoom (35) Name of the Game (44) Bold Ones : BARBARA 'S RECORDS: OPEN 45 iSi.ISAIbums$S : WorId Entertainment (24) Byline (44) The Fugitive 1:00 (2, $) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie • up Almanac 6 25 (2) I Dream of Jeannie (24) Dream Machine 9:00 (2, 8) Lucas Tanner 1225 We 13th St. Semester (1) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional Dasuy Oevo?Ional 8) Today (Q) Nevvs (9) Boto 730 (44) Black Forum 8: 00 (6) Captain ngaroo (6) Cannon I ItOCXW4 kim "i" 1 CUM (24) Boarding House (IS) Double Action Theatre (6) Manhunter (9) Get Christie TNUT1111 " LRi I 081,1.18 THEATRE N (44) New Zoo Revue 8: 30 (9) Movie (IS) Mothers In Law (44) Tennessee (24) Festival Films 10:30 (24) Video Vistonarles J News !!:00 (2, to 9, 9) NCW7. 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ARE To-IFE E AS tRE Uflg Chic HCW A DOUr y £- - I 31 ~:E'RE HW RLONDIE outlying areas sort of like the aa power it gives them In contrast to the concentration of power in New York and Washington start this summer, but it may be around for another year. I But, that's getting to the ' 115 th 1iir points. Fact Is, 16 —t---1 e suf. footing lid placed on public 1 televIsion by the Nixon white L_ House has been removed. 12 (9) General Hospital • 54 lmpuikns talk Trim By Roger Boilers I Stal'on managers In ilie &Lea.ir RPret.In !ii 3iIttLvaanrnt'taI dough urn instrument 12:30 (2, 4) Celebrity Z9JWCyfr4II 30 Talent t rI - Enc h 42Muucjl 49 Dill 5OGrals(colli balanerd FUNNY BUSINESS t night •. •. • _____ ennlla TI WITH OUR FAMOUS HOMEMADE MEAT SAUCE.. Garlic briad and flutter. Plus Small h h k h' He's school to learn how to fix his own car!" by Garry Trudeau ci p r LOUNGE OPFN DA ILY—INCLU DING SUN. 'C DOONESBURY — ____ --- Larry Lewis SHE$ wE~PlNa THE ___ 1 - The bidding haii Wen The late Ayres Bombeck, one of the best players In the West North East South 9-18 t ________ k 49 TV RILTS We Still Have Our....... in the magazine concept of broadcasting The show also was the first victim of the Nixonlan wrath against public television. Perlmutter is now busy preparinganewjeofow5 for this winter in the slot Vacated by "Bill Moyers' Journal.,, SO far, Uwe's been only silence about the future of the Nixonian plan to --localize-, ic television, with the ILO station managers around the country bidding and buying one anothers proposed projects to rill about half the show sloU on I AW NG Sanfor4 e , • _______________ y progral M which hit a high mark _________ :, I. 'j 9 I-.fl2' • [Z5i , q i77I'J Opening lead -.If , , , i'ass . I'ass 64 Pass • . %U vulnerable nera e West North East South - I hearts on the queen of clubs; i her two and making seven for a real top score. Ayres Just couldn't help asking the declarer, "How did you work out that play of the king of hearts. It was sn sational." The crushing reply was "Chest your cards, young man. Chest '.our cards" 483 . ' + 41.11075 A K 10652 J2 + ,96 ED 4 . .w- 17044.4t. Machine" EAST 697 4962 byDays Graus IT LiVES UPIOMv)BE AQUI5T1oNI J LURC)IMOBILE?'SEXPECTAmOt4S Western • Heavy to his surprise the d no time at ck?ncc. Siie called for dummyis king of hearts. After that brilliant start she had no trouble drawing 073 —- ' 32 Slouths 11:55 (6) News J fiscal year commencing next us to the point where we by maJor U.S, •.- based GOLDEN SPOON AWARD it will take time for the welts July 1 and graduating up to $160 wouldn't have to worry about multinational corporations. WINNER on its back from the Nixon million for the fiscal year raising money all the tlzne,only administration to heal, but commencing in July, 1980. half the time." I\ Q public L'1eis1on already Is -' 't fj Those are the figures ENT(RT.4INM(NT NIGHTLY There'sitllladanger the PBS IZ showing signs of recovery sigiiially recoilunended by the funds could get caught in lit th. Lamp,,ghfI Lousep. And within a year or so, it may public broadcasters which had President Ford's general policy I COUPt (Fr become the dynamic alter. been rejected by Nixon. PAGODA CJ'.',fAS Fi& ' 30 ' to hold down goernrnent native to corrunercial television The tax money in the spending. But, although LUNCH LUNCI which was envisioned in the proposal would te doled out on President I.'nrd - .but* 0 41144 pre-Nixon days. $ Highws y 11`113iS, Vnth $1 Of pressed a desire to—cham ion .50 After five bears ef being Federal", funds for each $2 50 U'e tause of PBS (It least he . Norih Illa"cially starved, bullied and raised by public television from not openly hostile toward it as Fern Patsullied by the White House, the other sources. Togs 0011 Nixon was. "It 01111111 fourth network is coming out of The proposal will be con"He may not be benevolent, M Tn SIN. IP N. the closet. sidered by the Senate but he's kindl " a station Fri &$&1 11 34 - 11 P M y $under 13. 0111 10 P M, The signs already are out. (if Appropriations Committee this nul you listen closely, you can bear month (September) and may All major Utdif Cards AccrPted And that would be a tur. the public Reservallons~ broadcasters get to the floor of the Senate by nabout froi the Nixon attitude 'j, 83S.32a; singing, "Ding dong,thewitch is mid-October. in which funds were held back, dead.") On the uc side, the efforts were made to eliminate f P Hill s $hOS,C,nt,, Last spring there was a Commerce Committee will all riews and public affairs, and $201 W Cohimal Or serious doubt if Nixon would begin looking at the funding an attempt was made tocontrol allow any public funding for proposal yet this month, the other types of programs. public television. The five-year plan would free Another sign of the changing Now, the Senate Commerce the noncommercial Industry attitude in Washington is a Commltteehasapproved a five- from its annual exercise of named Al Perlmutter. year plan for ama_=ve in e 10,-d wilul He was I tax Holida Isle Comp lex to ( 6) Joker's Wild (35) Romper Room rIL d as 4 AX Q4 WF.Sr TV 1(jI using Bla ckwood on the way. Ayres led a low heart Much II +2 48 I I NORTH (0) aNraALnouoA'r OLDEST A 11 FINIST ST 1AK HOUSE AND noncommercial system, OrasotPBSsthtionnger outstanding programs other starting with $88 million for the put it, "This Funding would get than BBC castoffs underwritten The Herald Services Name That Tune '1.25 U*TVUS BYRICFIARD}LSHIJIJ. K. Junction ____ To Feast, !LJT1ds I'OI (6) Movie Daughters - IYES.TPEYVE BEES -Nvt. TRACMS AND RUNNINCL7' JACKHAMMERS Fog NEAgS t! r �-- lOB-Evening Herald Classlfled (Al') Personals 4 Victims In 1970, $4,300 in his low-budget Demo. arid we' ll get free med Ia Lawlon Chiles spent cratic Senate campaign. coverage. The voters now S4t)1,000 through two prlrna es JusUntrjed to finance his ef. want to know what the g Y and flw v'n'ra ø!P'ttnn tn !'t fc ;. $20 donations stands for." succ'essful Senate race. In 1974, from what he called average Surprisingly, televlaii in Richard Stone spent $363,000 American wage earners. He advertising considered the first Democratic Senate pri. finished next to last In the 11. many political experts to be Ii mary alone, man field, most effective costs abe Lit Politicians who say they'll do "i realize now that In a mod- the same now as it did wh something about the inflation em primary with its crowlej Chiles ran In 1970. have 1owd themselves among bajjo, what j you say is' "In 1970, politicians paid Ii its victims when it comes to important as making sure same rate as anyone else, $9( K) campaign costs, people know your name," said for a 30..aecond spot in top prin' But what may be driving the ,fa about his book effort. time," said WPLG.TV "All those the cost of making yourself seen newspaper stories in and heard by an electorate that explain your position which you a in Miami. " on the is- - - 'igrew and Mallory Home. The your name than with your op. airline fares, and rising meal order of spending was Stone, ponents." and motel prices. Gunter, Pettigrew and Borne. Alan Katz, Gunter's state "Keeping our people The Democratic governor's fund raising director, said he road costs plenty," heon the primary was the only statewide has to said. agree with Justin when it "We have had some help from contest in which the biggest comes to not win A breakdown of first primaries, make a or people "The crowded ballot is a maJor problem, You first milct I'n.. ii'e campaign that the people know we with private planes, but S Rated For Consecutiv Insertions-No Change ____Of Copy___ who around the 9 of Thanks 3-Cemeteries 4-Personals produce. 8-Eatinq Places r uii hciliJ.liv,.ry 9-Good Things to Eat Please call )o ii - 13-Action Sports Employment 15-Help Wanted 21-Situations Wanted 32 evenings. Per manent employment. Apply 9 to Holiday Inn, Altarnont. Springs Bedroom, tenced yard, decorated, reliable tennant. Referern.es requIred 377 )s - For Rent fenced yard. $163, First and last p.m. Yard Newly Decorated CUTE CLEAN 1 -. . NASHVILLE, Term. AP discount supermarkets. Record than the pirate who's i-Household Goods selling car In kinder moments, the record- company officials say tape loads of material from recor2- Appliances Ing Industry calls them pirates, piracy can cut the legitimate ding companies, artists, i3-TV. Radio. Stereo bootleggers and parasites. At tape sales for a hit albwn by 30 publishers and composers," 4-Garage. Rummage Sales other times, the Industry's epi- per cent. said Stanley Gortlkov, presi. g I-Boats & theta are neither so kind nor Marine Meeting last week, recording dent of the Record Industry Asprintable, Equipment executives, law enforcement soclatlon of America. Rerd compaui, ari.istu officials and attorneys "At times" Gortikov added, 3 i-C.mp,qq Equipment and publishers are trying to discussed the extent of tape "our Industry ha been so frus. S P-Sports Equipment of entrepre- piracy, The symposium, trated after identifying I-Bicycies a aimineurs who thiplicate recorded sponsored by the National nal action, after catching -Musical Merchandise tapes and sell them at cut rates Academy of Recording Arts crooks red-handed in the proc. 6 )-Offlce Equipm,n making up to $300 million and Sciences (NARAS) and ess of duplication with thouAnd Suppli,, annually in low-overhead prof. Vanderbilt University Law sands of dollars of finished -Building Materials its. School, made one thing clear: product on hand, and then : -Lawn and Garden Tape pirates copy a record tape Piracy will be hard to stop. seeing no action taken by a fed. : company's product and sell t'ie -Machin.ry and Tools "The guy who steals a hot eral or district attorney, oi copies at such outlets as service watch has a better chance -Equipment for Rent of watching judges hand out prostations, drug stores and receiving a deterrent penalty bations or piddling 6 -Pets and Supplies 4 - F r 15sf-gal Friday. For resume' call 373.350 after 4. 61-Horses 61 -Livestock ' FIND LARGE HORNED 1 M&MMALSOAFRICAI DBUKPSADAXRYDAGBHSK Operation and Poultry "A-Feed -Wantid to Ruy -Stamps Coins 70 -Swap and Trade Insulation business. 514,000 year net, T bedroom trailer on a i acre II' truck, new machinery andover river front lot. siso a ma inquire 25 contracts. 16.500 or reasonable alter S at 711$ W. 1st St. I offer. (901).7$9.371g, - 7 Investment OppOrtun,tjes ML EUUIRGYBA8SNNLIAS 71 -Antiques READDTNHSRUSHYAT.HPA 72• -Auction A BGBTRKBUAGLHTPUEKA WILLSBUJIO, N.Y. tAP) ever ham been In," declared - It'salsotheonlyniJnein nation producing wollastonite, a white, powdery; needle-like A .mlneralwithanlulusualhlstory over," from California all s E L JE RN 8 PH RE R BGiGNA S L a lngruction bswud, lb hiddin vp, fl2i o lided (wij dowa, oi dlaqoufly is beioZ.ez ths . FInd ch for 4hich the technology is worked as llurnham, 70, a re Sired mining engineer who 1he mine. ADDAX L GFMsfloJ ORYX ptrg BUSHBUCK 4A8IAHY NYALA lTATtjNQA TOMORROW, AMFRICAN CONIFERN - rCor'lp4rlr-...,.' $ 160 and up. 37313i0 - us NEWSPApER does t knowingly accept H ELP-WANTED ADS that ir dicat a preference sed on age from em. I,')Ct5 covered by the E DISCRIMINATION EMPLOYMENT ACT. M Xe informatIon may be lamed from the Wage. ur off Ice at Rm. 309, 0,Ia da Prof. Ctr. 72 W. Lake auty Dr., P 0. Box 6094 & Orlando, Fla, 32806 tel LOOK, LC'OK, LOOK v luxury iii adult ) bdrm. apIs. Ir. wall to wall carp,, pneleo ans, ceramic tile beth 1, kIt. iens, drapes & C',rtabn. $140 mo. ii w. lOft, St., Sanford, SANDLEWOODVLLA 110W. AIRPORT BLVD 5ANFOD,323J eptionalty large ?bedroom,,$ b Ith, fully equipped kitthn, C4 rpef, drapes, 37390 3736450 Trampoilnes! Lay a way now for Christmas! Kin size lrames Use indoors or out doors Mat size SilO' Reguia retail price $799 Noll's price sisc Central Florida's FREIGHT SALVAGE UUY OTRECT' FROM BOX CAR Appliances air cond. fruezets refrig. step ladders wire etc. ormIy's E. 16, Sanford 373173) . Extremely clean dOublewide 3 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home and lot, Central heat and air, shag carpet. Assume mortgage. Terry Realty, REALTOR. 62107$). _______________________ 575$ 323 744,4 Assorted guns, Hammonø electric ApIs, '1Swimming Pool STennis Courts Fishing & Boating Out to a high, dry, Rt.dHeartcypru%p05tf% BRC)KER InC Realtor's Currier Piano, 1 Year Old SpanlshPecanDenings,, CallAfter3p,M.$31 3m_ _____________________________ ae * EXCELLENT CONDITION 322 I$I9AFTER 5P.M. - timeclock, upright freezer, 7)"t cii. ft., Shake machine, Chrome MIckey Thompson valve covers. fits all Pontiacs. Elderbrock hi. rise for all V I. 'S5.'74 Pontiacs, and (00 Holley carburetor. Call ** Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, Large Picnic Area, Basketball and Tennis Courts. Reereatjona, Fees Are Prepaid, Drapes SANFORD 323.7900 DRLANDO 36S.55 h * 322-8721 •50 Down Buys 197) Mustang Fastback, loaded, like new. Volkswagen Super Beetle, like gOod condticn, 043, Any Car - , 17 97itland 44.51115 1 PRECIOUS METAL. ' • ''' "' '' ' ,"' .. V&is',gi t"o*.bi-yq,,g. 'I'i"074 , • ' 1k. 1000 recte,, .Iiit ge.n ii,y'lae.ls .4'.', '-'uiasl.,fl, pas n'PIg,.. abi,l Of CO4C. 1 Y'I$ 'Cdoy us .' nf C'y co' to.. of', 'n p3oc., t.. 1w' co,,on can I'e' Ca" long °' - CM bi a r'actco" a "ç't body A.r,.i O'i f o't tt' ti Vc'i; *0gm Own,r's SSCu'.y 8l,.i.,' ' ou 0i3',Ced ew c cs,,. d.d y.c , P'5''. yCii Y' Vcg.n r)o * . C.a? '.. . ug. pqn irt'irrn "" ' Sp,,cI1I, 1 ' .,, • 7 Øci, 3 ii. 's l3powj f oo',ied c •'" a W g'•.g v'u or. •,fr, -i '- 'y on you' I'V.IP,t. 'e ov..g, 1977 kefl. r.'a's' f, ,.H,, . •,,, '°' ' '.'F.'lb. b04.,' 'n,•5ta'. ' " ' "q '. * •3.., sii $2625 LmIl.4,uppg,.,L.,.1$,lfl Fèfltm.,lirjt,.r, P - ,,, c..'. *4 * .a..', d , ,, ., .._., , u.., BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC "C's" Y*O 1Ci(AiiC#S vJ UNFOlD D,I,ANO H* i,,& H15 H, O".ando P, '":,: ill. n4$r4 PS T't'(k 114m A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! ____________________________ Air Conditionig riome lmp stts Pet Care IIgvimc'fl VVc'tCoTh0 Open Daily 10 hiS STAN'S AUCTION Central Heat & Ar COndifoning For free eSt,rnates call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 377 177$. .'-- - Equipment for Rent 75 Camper-Travel Trailers Applances - FulILineCE Appianc Sanford Electric Company 7322 Park Drive. 372 1567 11' Dreamer Truck Camper, wilh jacks. Used twice. Call 373 1263. -- i - PET REST INN .fche'n 8athroor Boardingg, Grooming Cabinets, Counter tOpS. Snk', installation Ph. 3fl 1057 Bud Cat'i' 322 52 Can't put the car in thi garage Sell nd longer needed items with a " BUDDY'5 ClasSified ad 'n the Evening HOME IMPROVEMENTS Herald Dial 3222611 or 131 9993 to Small Jobs Wanted PlACe yours 332 1331, "LakeMary' - _______________________________ reO!anfn SOUTHERN NV SERVICES 3739070 - "si Beauty Care FALLCLEANING VVanf Ads TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly HarriettsI3t',,uy Plook) 519 E. Pine 377 572 Completetrailerhstches. Burglar Alarms Burglar Alarms New. For Homes& Businesws 2311W. 1st St. 373.011 Free Estimates, 372 6762 Cali 377 7611 or 131 999') to place yOur ad '- Free estimate 373 603$. __________________________________ ' Truck Rentals lnterior.Exterior Plastering. RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Plaster patching and simulated Econollne Vans to Diesel Tractors brick speciality. .22 7750 Caenh'y - a bargain or sell a bargeon wth Carpentry Remodeling, Addpt,or,s, Custom Work. Licensed, Bonded _________________________________ 1969 Swinger motor home. 71' sleeps 6. power plant, roof air, fully Self contained. Al condition. For more ___________________________ Results ____________________________ Allklnds available SANFORD NEC VEE SERVICE "Impac" Wash 1 Spra.Kleen Exterior walls, eaves, PatiO, walks & roofs Remove mildew, fungus "Jddobbcr's wasps & Spider • Bring _____________________ - - Lcensed & Bonded 373 5677 1973 OLDSMOBILE ..........'3395 1972GRANPRIX .............s3495 I' GOLDEN TOUCHPi SEW 1974 DODGE DART SWINGER '3695 in sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer'i best model, wlnc?s bbin in machine Fully automatic. Pay balance of $71 or 10 payments of U, 1972 GRANTORINOWGN......'2795 1973 VOLVO WGN................'4495 197OJAVELIN ...................'1695 1973MERCEDES DIESEL .....'7995 1 974MATADOR2DR..........'3495 .irn' Ccr.tr,'tp & .'..'5orr', F ret' '-Sl"flates Floors, patios & Or ye', (trick or Stone planters Patch and repair work 372 Classified ads do a lob that can be done no OtHer way Call 373 2611 or iii VY93 Now!! Land Clearing Block & Stone I irtpiaces, °4'srbeques. Carport', vn(lo',ed, r'.rck veneer, Concrete' driveways FRANKS MASONRY, 13167)1 or 3?) 0151 anytIme, '2995 1974 DATSUN260Z .............$5'95 "Don't needs!" Serve a useful a ClaSsified Ad from the Herald. Call us today' Ocr' C&A BACKHOE SERVICE Landc le.ir ncj. sCpti tãr*s, liii Ort. delay! Just dial 322 26)1 993 T puce ,Our Ia,', drivewj All knd of djg.r 372 0117 or 372 33 Go.n tri.nq Get all the ngu:pm n, ,iu need tcr 1t'os bg cues *ith 'slit ad -- ___ Lawn Service H& ,i LAWN CAPE SERVICE R.",iJi'ntal & Comrnercai Free Ist 373 0319, Jerry or 122 6'Il, rxopie atout It with a ClaSsifed Ad ri the Herald 3727611, 1)1 9993 Painting PainIng and Wallpapr07 No lob Id small Quality workmanship Ph 32) $579 Or 373 $;, or '' ' SI DING, TRIM AND SEAMLES'. GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES L', ISIs. Lftie w,nl r&uit', Just tr I)) 999) bring b'g, bg 377 76)1 or Garage sales are In season. Tell the (Trick, 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER iday lyear 373 5310 lxirpose again when you sell them Home improvements 1973 TOYOOTA PICKUP .......'2295 1973MGMIDGET .............'2795 you art' having difficulty finding a placeto live car lodnive.a lob, or some ServiCe' yav hCve' need of. ('ill all our want t''ry dip 1974MGB .........................$3995 1972 PONTIAC LEMANS John's Fix It Call After 5 p.m Mon Thur's '2695 3fl )dcl jobs, of all types, Canpentry, P.'sinling, Cement Work, Light I4iuling 372 76.15 ,ii MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM, 9dØuitde HOMES OF DISTINCTION II- UI. I! PP • , : 45,000 adut su& *4111* MIilu, Full pia .ittq .itlq 2995. :. -'-•.,, Situated On Large Wooded s&ptu4tbutküC4%lll1l Lots Near The Country Club. Carpentry, Roofing, Cement IIIJ ri the good ole summertime .it't a 1964 lKneedu 1r RIdgeyvood SANFORD, PU. ir With Pride By rr great time to sell Something witha Classified Ad. Just dial 322 26!I or 131 999's for a quick results ad. Masorwy & Concrete No Job Too Small f I .1 . 't tnd. 2,11 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. 'It ri I 475 3374 Call For Appointment 323.3103 - AflgXI-k • 1 MILE EAST OF 17.92 ON HWY. 436 a diStilled ad from the Herald Call us today, Don't delay! Just dial 3727611 or $3). 9993 To place your low cost want ad - Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7547 Park Drive 327 MM ,t small classified ad brings big returns, Try one and see Call 322 7611 or 531 999) - -I WaH. Papering ______________________________________ PAUL SLATLI Professional Wallpaper Hanger I cenj,c',j Reside, hal, Commercial Free Estimate: Ph 372 617) - .','!s,fied ads, serve the buying and sellIng community everyday read and use often C.iit 7272611 or Lake M.ary373 0111 III 9993 if ,O, hdvt an ,u I. er C (J - .. I,,, e,e fr neat value classified a'J WeWDrilVng WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types afl' sizes We repair an service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLy CO. 07W 7nd5t, 3724137 Jim ROwpt Control 'r,'t needs t" Serve a ,'Seful ourpose again when yOu i.ili then w4b. a claStif;ed ad frc,,cn the Herald Call us 't1y' Don't 7624 IrpovoIs, Ave delay! Just dial 32726)) or $3) Call3fl 1106 ADDITIONS & REMODELING g ees" $i"a useful Purpose again when you sell them 1.i.\ieling, Additror,s & Repair Finishing, Painting Reasonable Billy Deck, 373 5.207 PLUS Of Loch Arbor 12$) ...... finest established residential area? JOHNNY WALKER rn.uso '*' Public Auction CALL BILL i Mustang Ci1' tht'm /4OJ 7SO Bob !xtcr, ;; 481 Dealer. IN VEST IN lnter,or Trim, Paneing, Custom, Carpentry. No lob too small SANFORD SEWINGCENTER Comets. Capds DaI now ___________________________ ' vir,Lp4i'S CARPENTRY IX'? A East 1st St., Sanford 322 9111. Eves $69 1144, Mercurys, Montegoj, Cougars, * 57)3. (3) $41 322 1631 Dealer. _________________________________ 3779719 POodli, Reg. black tOy female, shots $158. 550 Call Credit Dept. SteC?' power I Every Sat. Night 7pm West 1st ST. (Hwy 14) Sanford cute, $75. $42 4796. Drop in bobbin, zig tag and 3 needle posItion, Like new condition, solid new for US, balance of $..t.S cash or S payments of $10. New warranty. Year End Savings on Mark IV'S 10 5 till Sale date. Plenty of seating, parking and snack bar. For information call Auctioneer, Stan Vermilllon, 377 97)9, Pekingese puppies, AKC Reg, 3 males, 3 females, 6 weeks old, * * Autos for Sale around. You be the ludge. 7 large van loads out of Penn, and New York. if you are looking for the finer pieces of furniture, don't miss this Auction, Lots of Bric a. brac. antiqu and turn:t,re too rximerous to mention, Open daily Rotten disposition No Childrtn under 15. 671.171) - 1973 Singer Zig-Zag Located 1 block So. of Airport Blvd., on Sanford Ave., in Sanford. Sales office open Mon..Fri: 9.6, Sat. & Sun. 1.6 Dial OFF AIRPORT $LVD. Siger 80 '67 Chevy I door, automatic, ar. 1969 VW Beetle, marina blue, I ed aIr, 52,000 miles, extra I sharp. $1793. Call Howie Kirby, P40* open Incur new building w. 1st St. (Hwy. 46), Sanford 'This will be one of the largest and bc's' sa'es ever held in the Orlando area. rome out and browse Free to a good home only, Male, 9 months Orange and wtiite cat Household Goods -•.---- $544 altar S. _____________________________ - 1 973GRAN TORINO CPE..... '2795 ,4' ENENAL CONTRACTOl NEAL ESTATE. INC. 3226457'-3237)Il--3737i7j - 6.47 44)5 o'.sner 1971 OPELMANTA ............'1395 PRICED FROM $35,000 nventlonaj 'loins, Builder, ltona, '01.7I9.2750, OrIand, 423 1334, - . s AKC Dachshund minaturel. Red also black and tan Males. 565 $971 Champion- 2$', 3,000 m,les. ?nlmal Haven Boarding Kennels With all extras $11000. See at $00 327 S757. French Ave., Sanford or call 377 Moving? Why not live in Sanford 's y5 all closing colt. VA, FHA, .' V ;,-. .-- wtieel, assume payments. 373 $730. M5) International. ~ ton, 4.wflceI driva, tool box bed. $1200. 343 3161 797T vw I P'ssenger Bus, r Sat., Sept. 21 ? P,M. 65 PetsandSupplies ACOMMUNITYOF FINE HOMES is . __ Longw00j - r' .' IrJrJIIIu4#4g BUY HERE - __________________________ 4 • -.. - ' (WITH GOOD CREDIT Honda.4O '72model. Full Recreational Vehicle Services ALL NOLL'S STORES Ihere's one near you , -- Md en lelrsacs lad 7*4 PcI. intertst Rate GOCID CREDIT IS ALL YOU NIfED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 1md 4 bedroom homes, 1',, to 2 tns priced from in,uo to on large wooded lot. Seller .4 Excellent condition, 1'?) Charger, fully equipped, tape deck, mag •---79 Trucksand Trailers ODD CHEST Largest seIedio, in Central Florida Prices start al 139.95 2 & 3 ledrooms Delton&* - Autos for Smie __ -- UPRIGHT ANTIQUE PIANO Loocwood i 1 - Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE rUM oj"jU )fl14.43 " lust like new. Low mileage. $193. Call Whitey Eckstein, 3fl 1651 Dealer. - '68 Chevy Impala, 4 dpor, hard top, Piriey Woods Barn, we buy furniture air conditioning, heater, power and mlscellanvs Sell for 30 pct. steering and brakes, automatic, (Oflsignrnenls Free pick ups Auction Sat, night at 1 p m Ciii radio Gold In color with white vinyl top In excellent condition 332 2770. Low mileage. One owner, 5995 323 1112. CASH 3fl 4732 ______________________________ 30.30 Stevens Rifle with shell belt and shells. $60. Call 371 0531, - 830.5500 CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FROM 8 PER CENT NOW, LIASINO M()SSIE C, BATEMAN -. 1969 Opal Station wagon, I speed, _______ . 64 372 1939 Gilman & - ConfactElm,rCohen Ii, acre estate area with beautiful oak trees. Build your own dream home- have your own outdoor playground. Contact Connie Russell, ASsoc., _ Dishwashers - - V.'_i-. .Say&GeeAvtogal., 1972 Yamaha, 173 CC, lust rebuilt, street legal. 5375 3.49 5676. Horses - - 1971 CAMARO .................'1995 Houses for Sale - 3210190 _____________________________________ Motorc'ycie lnsi.jraoce BLAIR AGENCY 66 - Wanted To Buy IP 7977 Hwy 17 92 372 5961 - ACREAGE-HORSES ;aran. I Horses for sale 7 rn,irc in foal, I App. stallion, 3 fillies, 323 4769 _______________________________ ROBSON MARINE organ, men's Quartz watch, Petni 35 MM Camera 373 5134 after $ LONOWOOD mi HONDA 351. 5700 DOWN AND TAKE OVER PA?1. .JITS. 321 057* ..__,_ IS' Fiberglass boat-25 HP Evinrucie motor nd triller, 5.2jw PJ'%t Offer. 32.36672. $100 For All GNEV4., 43 acr.. double wide moblieho.y,e,7poods, fencedand cross, fenced 5.3.000 an acre. o. Terrier.3Opuondj,,,ay Web 66 SUver Lake Road Sanford ______________________ Lotsand Acreage - 41 ' ...- * JIM DANDY FEEDS 80 Aulos for Sale BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCMI ______________________ GorrnIe'y'SE.44,3731773 __________________ 1961 Pontiac LeMans, 4 dr Well cared for. Not oil burner Origin,ii COBIA BOAT CO. Downtown Orlando. Phone 475 9507 830.5500 Realtors Inc - ____ New 1975 model boats may now be seen at your Cobia Dealer. Boats cannot be purchased at the fec. tory. Freig,ht damaged furniture and furniture parts. All at wholesale or below at 49 W. Concord. Noll's Freight Damaged Warehouse, SI ).2.3 Bedroom Cokcatc's, and fireplace. Nice jlet area with shade trees, air, arpeted. Close to shopping and chools 'To see, call Frances icrry, Asloc . 5)0 3500. After ours, 305574 7773 '- Yi,urWordlsyourCredlI 67A make room for 1973. Come on Out Saturday, Sept. 21. 9 am, 'til 2 pm To Select From . -. M,øvc' . (>fer 10,000 Pieces For free estimates, Call 32) 037 43 . _______________ Mobile Home Service. We do it ai ________________ p Ju It $700 down, arid you can have) drooms,, 1", baths. a beautiful amily room with lots of built in '' __ Feed Xrf,y. ,it 322 1651 Dv,ilr _______________________ ________________________ We are reducing our inventory of 1971 and prior year acceSsori to . . Also 1969 Olds Msc items 373 07 ON RESERVOIR LAKE FHA APPRAISAL .1 .... 60 - 24" and 29' Bench Seats, Gas Tanks, Rod Holders, Step Pads, Tops, side and aft Curtains, Chocks, Short Tails with fittings, Carpet, Helmsman seats. NEW TANDEM ALL STEEl UTILITY TRAILER. 373 525.0 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Sinford 373 5200 Motorcycles *Antiqije Auction * ALL PIOLL'S STORES There's one near you. Bedroom mobile home. Corn pletely furnished with air con ditionlng and color TV, 2545 Park Dr., Lot. 20. Cometeeusatourbignew location Need A New House? - ' oberts & GiIman - FRANKLIN ARMSAPT$ 1)70 Ptonlda Aye, -- MobIle Homes " MAITIAND FLEA MART & Sun 95 .2:: - Two - Cove - dr. $tiOntlIiy rentals from 1)0,50. In 2090, 1305W. 25th St., Sanford '?4* 7563 Park Dr DIsposals Furnished or unfurnhsJed 60' 38 Wantedto Rent swimming pool. 1720 5 Oriancto Dr. 37)-797n, Wanted Noon, and Board For Senior Citizen * *GEfEv;, GARDE,43 * A D<nstajr, 373 467 si rtgl. story StudIo, 1, L and 3 bedroom apartments. Pool, Ic C)OCOI our frendIy ad vSo help O(d your (lass,t,ed au PC Li clubhous,e, carpeting, drapes, Can t78i1 or )19993 kitchen equipped, central heat and WILSON MAIL P FURNITURE BUY-SELL_TRADE 311 315 C First St 322 36 Color&Black&Wh,eportbi'T1 A. A IULT1pLE LISTING REALTOR 37 1 1991 1919 5, French 3230041 or $62 7373 -. . -• 1974HondaMT?5El,, $l00down and takeover p tyments. 3730694 -'- 1" $2,000 "BELOW" I INDUSTRIAL PARK . ... - -'. •. ..' One day only garage and lawn sale For used furniture, apljances, '?)Continental Sat., Sept 21, 9:30 6:00 p.m Cut I door, fully tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items, glass, equipped with all stainless steel ContineAta, Larrys Mart, 215 Sanford Ave, service Set, imported wood piece's, featureS. Brass Hat executive C.ar desk clo?, toys, mini bikp OR IE NTAL RUGS WAN TED 5.5090. )fl 4U-4. Deiler. Items too numerous to mention. Top prices paid, used, any condition, 1964 Mercury Comet, 2 door sedan, 3 790 Superior St. off Saxon Blvd., 4415176, Winter Park SPEed, 6 cyl., like new radial tire's, Deltona. 3501. _________________ . 57.000 miles. 519$. Call Don Pope, 322 1631 Dealer, 69 CARPORT SALE- Boat 8. TraIler, Stampc.rnj _______________________________ Ctrgan, oen. Dishes, etc 2373 S. 1966 Chevrolet Impala, good con Yale Ave 3776351. ,'i(' Buy arid Sell Gold and silver new inspection sticker a'l Coins. Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE t.ic 373 5964 I to 5:30. Eves , 3J COIN CENTER, 109W. 1st St. 32) 55 Boats & M.arine 0251. 4352 Equipment _____________________________• Mechanic's specIal: '67 Olds, new ' tires, air, needs engine work. Also // Auction 1960 Rambler, 6 Cyl.. automatic, Boat Accessories 54.000 mIles, new sticker, 373.35i7 Bargains '40n weekdays. I Antar Stemper Realty 2 bedroom duplex a,'taflmenti - _____________ ti' India, i only one E E 1) o a - SADDAEXBKUDHADAXNYN "but the Essex County wc,!- jastonite is the A MR A 0 LM SGLKDXGSKODCYPLBARL TB L B L A. B U S H MM B B 0 YR Y limited stuff . BIAEOYBNDASODflACOUX S N "There's lots of the Repairs Parts Accessorte, -Junk Cars Removed 75 -Motorcycles -Trucks and Trailers -Au10 for Sale Ii- -Aviation NK8 IJBBYA S9XBAS8YNLR'XEADKOY YB lU (1 DDXS DFSLNUIIMX strictly 7,. -Auto - niterninecrv'edouto(aI mountain near this hamlet on I _.e t ;inpiam. n-and, so far, uses. Trailers SOEALBLESMCBUBE/XSDB A II TUO RN Koert D. Burnof the wollasto- -Campers. Travel Al Reaity 373 1301 __________________ you P'av, an eye for real value, you'll eye the cICs,ifi,d ads regularly, CO Sci. ft. warehouse, reedy for utOday. Excellent loCitlonat I1 Iird5R44 -: ' - - .. w Shots, heillhy, $3 $130. I 90.1 , Miscellannous For Sale Call 78 731 7947 or I 904 737)176. - - The Maste ONLY - CHER'S Kennel Pups, Studs, AKC, 1y & MInI Ood an colors, Cocker, Mini & large Dachshun,js, Shih Tzu, Toy Collie. Old English Sheepcjnq origInal Shaggy dOg, distemper NEIGHBORHOOD CARPORT SALE: Baby Items, ciothing. furniture, rug, ml5, 1704 70th St. Thursday, Fri., Sat. 9 am. Assoc RObertS & Gllman, inc REALTOR 5)0 3500 Canaha, eves. 327 1496, '' Apartmen Rent Un furnished or 42 2 ________________________ Payton 4GWOOD PALACf GUARDED ---------- - Transportation Unusual 3) baths, with Stove and refrigerator On corner 101.577,900 Terms expansion, Price $12,900, Preferably all cash, Call REALTOR Assoc., Billie Mc. Business Property For Rent 0 NLY 96 . G.'irage Salt' Auto frpt' ViOlin,$lO, TV. 51.5 7517 F tiOiiit' REALTOR, or Jerry Emersor LOW In cost, high in results, thai's Classified ads. read and use them, R oberts 4 BEDROOMS hOus.-shell only. Old S bedroom house In process of bng convened into will's extra lot for location; Mature aduits only 373 5493, Opportunitj . 'EALTORS H011iES Inc. road. $23,000. >ur when ready or will trade. Fre inspection, Call Larry Saxor "Sanford's SaIis Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency (T)AROflD,4 paved P DTENTIAL- Apartment fle bedroom trailer, air con. ditloned, utilities paid, good Business $42 (74 firs,) I kr Closing, Wewiil pay all cost, Mos Call 322.2420 AnytIme Motivated Farmers Horn. Ad. ministration Assistance Plan. (,iIi Pets and Supplies s3S Cich 377 Garage.Rummage Sales - ifl( Bird. Call right now! Financing Maronda Home in Diltona is new Within - '54 Real Estate Wanted $l After hours, 3776574 Bean Early - SMALL ACREAGE Stemper, Eves., 3731959 fl'4' trailer, All electr!c, Carpeted, drapes. Located on 1 Icre in Gen.v 71 °!°5! " m. I w,ii 00 housIwork or Commercial cleaning. Also child care. 373 6727. rtcrease our income. Will pay $50 per mo. fc,r 3 yrs. and return your 55.000 Free brochure, Marvin P. Gassman, (Bonded Mon. Brolier) 7601 Mohawk T., Miit. Call &is Inc. aria; as well as tp, older retirees on a fixed Ineern,, Sa• vs reg4rdi,, YOVI l'gibilety to purchase a new 3bedroornlsom,for no cash down and reduCed monthly payments under the - _____________________________ centerst REALTOR Associate the reach of the fOUfl9 working people of the 260) Perk Dr. __________________________ ___________________________ Day3fl 7712 what you have been IoIng for. Large recreation room could be 4th bedloom. 535.000. Call Mildred Sate or Ren!-3 Bedrooms, 2 .....t h,ti', løok & runs like np. ____ _______ _______ 5pc, must see p395 C,,I 373 635.3 or 64S.fl33 WE TAKE '1 N ADE S ColonIal 2 year old house Could be fines. _________________________________________________________________ shopping , T 'o bedroom mobile home, air Conditioned, carpeted. Very nice, Adults only. 323 $617. Need transportation 373.73,4 27 ' SANFORD REALTY IHY PAY MORE? If you want breathing space in the country. thIs 3 br 7 beth, red brick 3224470. group - I - Call Vic Gls,chJer, REALTOR Ass,oc., Eves. 373 7371. SEMINOLE No pets. Plo alcor,ol Day's work Wanted iii - No QualIfying, 3 bdrm., 1' baths, 53.100 down. 1116 mo. 7 pct Acre Realty, REALTOR, 37377w ' FernPark iELrl Save this 2 BR CO home in convenIent Cassetberry location Was 112.300. Owner says reduce to nioy beautiful Wikiva River by renting a mobile home at CAMP K ENMOPE WASHER, parts. service, used machine's MOOPIEVAPPLIANCES 3230697 PINECREST WANNA WALK TO SHOP? Price lust reduced on this 3 bedroom to $19,900, Near Iwo 21 Hour Srvice Call377.7i91 REALTOR 131 7567 7 acres, with loft of old oak trees, a Mobile Homes Rent FORREST GREENE INC. - 211,000 Needs, work. Sorry, cash. Situations Wanted 24 4 Elmer Bakalla Inc. coral a Stable's in a's excellent locatIon? Then call Andy Wolf, REALTOR Alsoc., Eves 3734161. Lake Mary Cute 2 bedroom fur. fished houi. Fenced yard. Adults, no pets. fleer SiC. 3723930. Department, EVENING HERALD. TOP SECRETARIAL skills,, 15 yrs. exp. Exec.-Administrativ, upper IsO's,, OUTHERN COMFORT- Want a roomy old, old two story home? On urnshed 2 bedroom house. $150 lncludIg utilities. $73 deposit. Phone 373 033$. Ranges, HOlpIt and Tappan, priced right Financing available with no down payment. Dick's Appliances 377.745.8, Associate Betty Flamm for in. formation on this 2 bedroom for only $11,500. After floors, 3326053. Time to c&t Is right nowt CaIlbart Real Estate of the cleaner lakes of Seminole COvnty N.i 7.4w t ft. Priced in "A wls Investment beats a lifetime of toil." I bedroom, 7 bath, competeiy carpeted 1 furnithed. $2 rn" $I security, 322a. background required, Excellent OPpOl'tunity for man or woman, Apply In person to th Circulation - , Brand new 4 bedroom home on cx's, Stemper 5.21 33 Houses Rent Furnished and Sunday Herald Carriers, Salary and auto exper,,'s Sales For Sale ', Iii 1222 3227217 , CIRCULATION DISTRICT MANAGER to work *ith Evening 2) •- - Good chef, Cocktail waitress, waitresses Must be neat and courteous. Apply in person •f Lempilgpiter Restaurant & Lounge, 27th & Sanford Av*, 332 9571. 0-MisceIfaneus .' Urn!" t'Stop Like new, 7 bdroomt, family room, kltCh*n 'ouiop.d. Ca?D,$. 519.500 pets 6446067. Aftir 5,3230760. - -wwww Pure bred male Weinmaranera,, female Irish Ster. Used to Country living needs, room to run ________________ FORTY ACRES- Apopka, pu t woods, pan pasture,owni r financed 575,000, Call us now, i Paneled family room, and a large country sized kitchen add value to the nearly new 3 br. 7 bath with central ha. You should See. $76300, with flexible terns We have others to Choose from '. LAKE FRONT HOME REALTOR Laurel Ave. 3 Bedrooms, 1', bstP,, CarPet, air, kitChen eguippet p Representative 444.3079 For Sil. 41-Income And lnvestm.nt Propirty 47-Real Estate Wanted Stats iv,,.. •'-'. . ti CLIFF JORDAN BEDROOM COTTAGE USMONTH,323.i742 I'm dreamIng ole Green Cluristmast Start .. -•fl AVOn Owner Sears Wit'r and Dryer and Garage Sale 501 Oakhurst •, Altamonte 5pring •) 5.933 CtT tiI,NO CHALLENGEt Phone' REALTOR. ARIA SuIte 203 The Greater Mall REALTORS, CaseIberry$ The Time Tested Firm Days 3776$?) Nights: 3235171 or nis, everyone to buy from 363 5733. Baby SItter, nights in our home. Call OI?Wn$oonand2pm 37337k, Real Estate Immediate PoSsessIon, Several like 3 & 4 bedrooms, Carpet, garage, 7 wIth paneled family rooms, 20's. It is easy for "!_' Chuluota, 7 Bedrooms, Fenced For Rent h5 Assume mortgage or low down. Plus deposIt. return for efficiency suiti. Write giving parltcular's and references to Box SS4coTPe Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, FIa, 32771, Hartman Realty, ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS Casselberry And Sanford - Appliances_____ FIVE ACRES-. Lake Mary, hanc to I I. but off the beaten pall strn __________________ Sunland clean 3 bedrooms, I balh. Small motel needs man and wife for maintenance, e" 'r.;j service in LAKE 52 washers, guaranteed, best selection in town 1i9 95 and up. Sanford Auction, 1200 Frtnch Ave. 373 730 REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary Dlv • Realty ._ CLOSE IN-Lovely I bedroom, 2 bath CR home. Has a carpet, Florida room, central heat end air, and two car garage Broker, 101 W. CIrnmercj,g Sanford, 373Zas; Unfurnishcj 2 bedroom home, newly S 7363. Addit,onal loining CLOSE IN-large 3 bedroom,7 bath home on extra large shaded corner lot. Hasa 2cm garage with wOrkthop, loclted on 10th St. in Sanford W. Garileff White - - -, 'S - _V_,' .___ teed 90.4 737.7917, 904 237 3176, $27.S00. Hurry! Lake Mary. $200 down for a new 3 bedroom home in the city. 571.500 sellIng price. Farmers, Home Administration plan. 3739310 or 531 1649 Builder. i'txirm,, new shag carpel&drape, fenced, well, utility building, New ac. unit, Total $21,500. $160 mc. No QualifyIng. 372 6)61 after 5. JOHN KR'IDER, ASSOC, 372Xflor3.gi Turn time into money as an AVON RepresentatIve, Make new friends. Win prizes, too. 13079. , , land available. Located Of Paved roac, short distance out of town, Acre3ge Small house,2 bedrooms Corner of 7th end Laurel St. Experienced carpet salesman, both residential and commercial sellIng. GLOBAL CARPETS. 119 S. Magnolia. 323.fl j STYLISH COUNTRY LIVING-In this spacious 2 story home n bea'tlfulIy landscaped $" acre lot. All rooms 'ra "e Hardwood floors, a fireplace in living room and - . 'V pupS, fInancir,, 'bot. EIGHTY.EIGHT ACRES- Woode includej a SECRET LAKE on tt property $140,000. Tern available Call now, ' CommrcIaI PropertJe Homes, Lots TWO STORY. $170 PER MONTH,$31 5997. buy, Sell, rent or swap at a low cost letushelpyouplaceyours_ Call 372261) or 831 Spacious) bedroom, 2 bath home, featuring family room, garage, naturalgas, etc. Acrossfr Lake Lancaster and near Boone High. VA no down, FHA, Iw down, 5)7.900. Everest Realty, REALTOR5, 6210101. After hours call Loyal Walley, Assoc,, $67 borhood. fl3 6.061. 373 0317,3779)70 1 8ER00M5,7BATH5 CHRISTMAS 37-Business Property M. IJNSWORTH RFAI TV 503W. 1st St. backyard. 1313641. With Ring World Pies always been happy. Join our urowing family of high earning girls of all ages. Call 1955717. 21 Hr. phone service Theyre Hot you qualIfy II 2 Clean bedrooms. Unfurnishect with ar and heat No pets. Fenced , ' than rent, Government subs,idjzed to qualified buyers. Call to see If free . Miri Schnauzer, Yorlii,, Boston - - ClassifIed ads are here to help you _____________ i BEAUTIFUL 2 STORY SPANISH STYLE home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, carpet, a 2 car garage with upstairs apartment Shady tot In excellent nelgti Piewhovses ma rural area Ndov, Payment-monthly payments isiIs water. $163 mo, Scurity deposit 3?? 6670 or 323 5554. Bellman needed, Property Unfurnjshcd , -_ rI."sr.f'ed ads read and Eves 3230455. Assocate ten ' LANCASTER FOUR ACRES-House, several Out bu'Idings, large trees, located on hiQbway "Get 'Em While - 2 j "'.'CY 65 Household Goods -.--- Low n cojl, high in results, that's 6616333.Det3ary After hours, Anne Wallace Asc c. 3776)00 SSkJLII Days 337.7171 Broker 3 bedroom, 1' baths, no Qualifying. $l,90Q doy.'n, 76 no. 7 pct. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 323 7750. HUFFMAH REALTY Al Pc II, Jenny Clark. Assoc, 3fl 1599; 332 $153 Day, Eve FORREST GREENE INC WE TAKE'TRADES Furnished or Unfurnished Nice 2 Bedroom Home for Rent Apply i 6 Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs. 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished 33-Houses Rent Furnished 34-Mobile Homes Rent 35-Mobile Home Lots For Rent bedrooms, carpeted, central air, heat, all electric kitchen, fireplace. Bank appraised t35. Will take $37,500 cash or down to Qualified buyer. 210 Virginia Ave.,3fl.1195 or 373 7564 Houses Rent - ' JOHN SA1.L 4 Bdrm. Piomi, Best buy in Seminole Co. If you now have a home of considerable less value to trade or a little money and would like to 4' moveinanew home, Ipct. rntg. 2 ml. W. of Sanford. City Water, no City taxes. Must Sell. 793.5159, 4433 Al'rhIfect deirCd. ret. * Night Cleanup man needed. i' Furnished Records SEEK & 'flfl - •_ . 7 Pc. Livingrm suite, $.95 Two, $1199 Dave's Furniture 500 Sanlord Ave.. 37) Edyihe S.Iurncr, Realtor ___________________________ t MUST SELL! BY OWNER. San Oxd's be's, SectiOn 2' lots. '1 2 Bedroom Duplex, Adults Only, No Pets. Contactfll2palrnettoAc Car & phone necessary 373 Merchandise Mining "... 'r''r ' ______ 51 DEBARY REALTY D.Bsr IINTEREST-L DOWN New 3 bedroom homes, all extras, good locatIon, 1)2,500. 332.7757 1100 E. 25th St. JUST LISTED- Near Ott bridge, with SI. Johns River REALTORS 196W,LakeMary Dl 373 635.3 or 643 2.333 _________________ after 6 31-Apartments Rent 34-Resort Help Wanted Earn Christmas Cash selling Sarah Coventry jewelry. No investment. 4$-Resort Property eradicate a 1 Bedroom furnished Apartment, References requir ll00Monlh. Part Time N ecept lonist 9 'l.Sdaysaweek Light typing 3733190 14-Camping. Resorts 40-Condominiums 41-Houses for Sal. 42-Mobil. Homes or less. I 43-Lots and Acreage 44-Farms and Groves - __________________ Chef-Experienced hotel chet Apply Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs, daIly, 4 to 6 p.m. - 29-Rooms for Rent 30-Apartments Rent U of urn is hid a poor return, Clean, furnished one bedroom apt 2 mile's from downtou,n SSive$ bedroom.1',bathhome CII and 'arpet, paved Street, 7 TAFFER REALTY SAN MO PARKS, 1. 2. 3 Be'drOl rn bedrooms, 2 baths, kitci Trailers & Apts, 7 Adult parks equipped, beautifully decoral Family parks. 3515 Hwy. 17 Roomy iot, has oven 50 trees Sanford, 37)1930. Day, Wk., P, . ciuding orange and grapefruit. me first to see it' $.t',9 Hvr ry I - It Yourself li-Instructions Rentals -.' - 10-Do 23-Loans 26-Insurance 27- Investment Opportunie - Adults only. 372 2296 after I Dawg No Qualifying clean Out your garagequickly wilt' a Want Ad. See today. bedrooms,, 7 baths, on big I Mary. No qualifying. Seller finance. 144,500. Call oowt Lots and Acreage SANFORD EAST ABUVERSUARGAIN 10 Acres Rallroatsfrontage-pav frontage Assume 7 pet, mortgage, 2 year old) Want a pleasant surprise? You can ' , bedroom, masonry air conditIoned home. Family room, carpet, drapes, and fenced yard. Down payment , $2000. $16119 mo, LAKE MARY.- Move right n 43 - (ORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR .. Clean 2 Hurry! Clean 1 bedroom apartment. Lig hts and water furnished. 559. so. . 24-Busin*ss Opportunities - - -- Houses for Sate large Florida room, workshop, unIt eit. $26,300. ' Owner FInancd SANFORD- 2 bedroom Clia rrr if with den. Recently punted, )ui ck occupancy. No Qualifying, o A'fl er says "Cut'er loose." $16,'Sc 2 duplex, furnished bedroom, bath, wall to wall u ar pet, air, electric kitchen, walk pets. distance to the Plaza. Adult, $155 plus security depo Pay own utilities. 648174). Patch Flea. market, Dogirack Rd., Sat.Sun. and Found 6-Child Care 7-Motels Hotols S-Lost ., - BROKERS The Time Tesied Frn Days: 3'g2 6173 PlIghts: REALTOR 3735774 - Deltona Good Things to Eat II 2606 S. Hwy. 1797 air condit,ofled, reasonable n nt. "clults. no pets. 377 1510 - e.. ST. JOHN'S REALTY Harold Hall Realty 3731310 lomatoes 4 lbs. 11.00. Farm fresh 13-Travel Agencies - _________________________ I room, wall to wall carpet, Farm fresh produce daily. Vine ripe tomatoes, 56 00 box, Hwy. 4j.4 ml., of 1.1, Travel & RecreatIon 3773991and3fl064 TWO BEDROOM HOME- withi me tx'droom apartment, conveni °' io(ation, $77,500. investigate. C all 323 3711 - Lost and Found ________________ 2-In Memoriam ' Baseball '-''!'"-- '' 3 Bedrooms, ifull bath,2half baths, REALTOR 3737111 After Hrs.-3fl 9714 venienre's. 135,000 To see ciii 123 3771, Two bedroom apartments, $193 Lost: Mile St. Bernard Brownand White, Reward Call 3773769 F I nan cia I .' Not -------- r''' ' ____________ Jim Hunt Realty - Announcements still have relied mainly on C3fliflittcjj flights to get state, spending on a cost-per-vote your man Is. Not only are you "Our phone bills are enorbasis shows that some vying for attention In your own mous. vestments pay off better LIUlfl race, you have to compete for $15,000 We've spent better than on phone services in the others, attention with all the other past few months, and that's : Gunter spent $303,000 on i-aces," Katz said. going to be a continuing cost." firstpcunary,orabouts136p Gunter made heavy use of ; vote. Stone's spending was billboards early In the cam- Katz added: "We also have equivalent to a whopping $,J2 paign. They featured his plc- salaries topay. Our campaign :; Pet vote. But where Gunter lUTe, name and the office for director gets $3,000 a month. : snapped up most of Ue crtrj which he was ruriilng. That's not too much, because it's Just about what he was Florida vote, Stone had to battle "'or name identification, with Pettigrew for votes in L)l 15 great," Katz said. making in his previous job. :;South Florida and with Borne "We spent better than $l5,(XM) We've also spent about $20,000 on professional consultants ;; for votes in Nortji Florj On them. I mean, how Pressreallycovera&nate race and don't let anyone tell you Gwiter spent $27,000 on a last. wIth that you can run an amateur 11 candidates" fl week advertising blitz in Dade Katz said, "Now that the race campaign today," ::; County, He drew Only JZ000 whiffleti down to two, we . Votes there, So When it comes to campaign that tflVt!St%flPjfl, :S: together with previous spen. won't be so concerned with costs, Democratic Gov, Reubin name ding, resuited in identification, since Askew got one of the best bar. : Stone spenti e11,7..-ti5 people will have time to weigh g:1ns In the state. It coat him 4d7t effort in Unlo County. His 8 flI34, t'ents a Vote to win He added that Gunter will de- renomjiation. - ballots there meant a pervote pend more on the press for the But Askew's 68 per cent land. cost of about 110. Oct. 1 runoff against Stone. slide wasn't free. He still spent Dr. Neal Justtn, a Florida At"It's a different kind of race $195,000 a race that many lantic University professor now. When Bill goes somewhere otserverson believe he could have from Boca Raton, spent about to speak, the press will be there won for half the cost, Pirates' - - Houses for Szqe central heat 5. air, all u $ 2 Bedroom. Adults Only Spec RatesForSeniorCifizer Pnrk Aventjesaobp..p0 2543 Park Drive, 377 7$1 , '' spender did -. Houses for Sale - HENRI Is on hIs way 10 Jack Prosser Ford, Watch for his arrival. Per Day. 4) Houses for Sale LARGE EXECUTIVE HOME- ° uoif course, 3 bedroOm. 2 b ith, ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd st. EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS WIll DO SEWINt, IN MV HOME.321 0777 -. J 41 AVALON APARTMENTS ______ The Longer Your Ad Ri uS The Less It Costs PerL ne 1-Card finds ever-greater numbers of sire an in futility, but the Federal Cornmi politicians clamoring (or its becau (w exercise people are inter. nicatlons Commission has rule I attention. estcd enough In politicals to that we have to give it to poUt Results of Tuesday's primary read them. cal candidates at hall-price. elections generally bore out the "You're better off with a lot "We admit we don't like thi5 ccnlentjon of one unsuccessfi,l of billboards with you picture, It costs too much, With all tb Tirnot'r;tic Senate candidak and the offic you seek. pohcLng and record keeping yoi them that spends the most, When a voter walks into that must do, we have to have i gets the most. booth and sees a ballot with specialist who handles nothini The order of Iini&i among maybe 100 names on it, don 't but political spots," he said. malor candicfatps in th' rk'rnn.. tr'i..ry IhethA,. he krc" ... nas cratic Senate race was Rep. Bill you stand for. You just want to theGur'z aides zald increased cost can be at Gunter, Stone, Richard Pet- Lx' sure he's more familiar with tributed to greatly.increa,sed : -s ''"rr- - - - CaIl17J.t.; Write P.O. Bo 1213 Sanford, FlOrIda rree, same Apartments Rent F urn I shed WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W. 1st St. Can Help ARE YOU T0uALED? (aii Tofl 414 7027 for "We Cer 'Hotlini". Adults or Teens. spokesman ft 30second spot now cost commercial advertisers $l,80( I, 31 PROBLEM PerhapsAlcoliolic Anonymous . - is writing a Personals FACEDWITHA DRINKING or write Sanford AiAnon Family Group Box $33. Sanford. Fia. 327?) - Justin, who . Pa" Don't_Cost, Ads .-...---.---------__ IS ALCOHOL A PRO BLEAI IN YOU1 FAMILY? AL-ANON For familie or friends of pro lem drinkers For furl her information call 473 - price of politics up even more Is ,..-,... ,.,,_. - MIAMI Democrat ---,-,- Are '1 Inflation . "4 Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974 iPolificians -------- - -_ .---- Sirford, 372 7070 993 To place your 10* Cost w4nt �i 213-Evening Herald Wednesday, Sept. 18, 19/4 E I Pear 2438 French Ave. Next To Winn Dixie S hapes 19;974 Ih 1. to th° most powerful and experienced bigwigs have any contact. Ask th em to release information you rcquirc to Lietter the problems facing you. Other r' linr'I to help you F _ ar & WMSOAP TAURUS I Apr. 20 to May 20) Plan time for conferring with article In "The Director" lans. You will bencift by engaging in magazine, a journal of the Britcivic work. Show courtesy to bigwig. Lth Insti tute of Directors. GEMINI iMay 21 to June 21) Be cheerful In handling LmSome of the pear-shaped portant duties. spare time should be spent l oo king for cloth ing people who have reached the th at will improve Your appearance. top, says the article, are NapoMOON ('1111,DIIEN I June 22toJuly 21) Being with people you h I I EO i Jut) 22 to Aug. 21) A new project you ha ve in mind can orkedoutonpaper%er)successfull) now Ilomeishereou - -_ - . ... I I gmnmmm _______ LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) John Bne, managing directur of a glass manufacturing firm wli nukd tliit inin pear shaped people showed the qual. nsu1t with one who has line experience where financial matters are concerned and who un (krLi1id )uur E,ition 1k inu. prac tica l, SCORPIO i Oct 23 to Nov 21) The planets are faorab!e for "1 I I:- ers confide in others the information you get ihat is importiant to your future. Show that you are sensible. - initiati*,e now with a higher-up if you want to achieve your 4. ~: I ! - 9oz DISCOUNT PRICE , Airs., a000 P - ii - escrlplions a day 10oz . : chain stores in the country, C & dropped the mini for longer A. lengths wit,hin the past two A spokesman for the corn- years, or more. SAVE ON I OUR ! ~ 11 - A I I -1 75 0 100 WATT UJAetInnhnllcD IT .# J i,i aiij J '• LightB lb u Hand Tools One for nea!Iy ever s y jcb A . , / / Hershey's J Junior B f "F' All Purpose nacks S Carmel Corn. Logs, Cheese Twists Popular sizes 11 I - tza: 64.0 ,_ %r ,:*. , . 0~ . I 01 .)i k /' .~ /~ . /__ I B a ' e reci e con es - Aittl I I I ! \ , Wilma Shafer's -, OATMEAL HAWAIIAN I : . I ~ __ N .., ~ I - _ - Walnut Finish I 8 ~ - - \: s 53' h~h, 12' deep 0 5 0elves .2 ofe 80 1 42 Latge back-lighied Thumb-wheel L88 M II Personna S DOUOI* II Twill) 1I4Cc*3-MINUThBRAJIO OAT11 loading 2 top "" 2 up. $"a WOO,WWOMW I . Cornbinc eggs a nd sugar and beu unit light (d')otJt 2 rninules). Sft flour, salt and suda, Add to egg m:x- ve and blend- until wnooth (about 2 minutes longer), a Z . _. - a FREE Razor L CU10 Md remaining ingredients and mix vary wail Spoon I into to greased and floured 9 x 5 inch loaf pans Pipes Undwiches 1 Low '7 99 Pack ~~_~V#- - . ~ __ ~i-___ _-%7~ t f*K~~j z~~______ k~~ - - - W~-§~~~_* __ _____ __ ~_ ~ % ----= - _. - ,ce r, ssi __ - Caused Problem e - i ers - I __ ree - -. - I::)ete For Mertt Scholarships - ___ 39 I CI.l Cm I I •• - - ,'j 20 ** 4.Tj S[Pt 24 1 - __ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - - .T.. come from torists. . , by mo- High __ .. - - ~ - - ~-.- - Z-_~-~= ____ik &hool, Carter of 382 Palm I,Ongwood, had tJuree Mudents ~%ho made semi -finalist. They Oviedo. lie is planning to attend University of Arizona, and SC017 %VAIXFlt _~~_l __ JA,Nk.'I* 110"EILS - -' - - P . . 5 ~ a -i _'L -' . ______ -i "e. ~ , _____ - = ,1-. t *--,~ i- L6,L-,-_ -,4f -:-_`_.4 117 ~. ---.-.. - f:lv-z +--~-: - - I i% , , i ~]WN I 0 ,~_-_ __ ~~`r __-!--,_ . - L -I- T , - -,--. _. --- .. I -_ - -----i" ( - z. - 11 - () 17, - . r - v---.- TO* - - -A - - - - .- .~- -Z~-7- ~ • • • : 11 - - ~- 10 f . 11 - - - - - :- /' I-~ SH A RON PAWON _!~-- , NANCY IILDS(N - - _341-.rr- - _. --i,*- _. . ..;~~_,;. -0 .' 4~_ - ~-O. I -k j( - ;-~- ~~ ~~ -, vyt-7..-;-i - ~-_ jnr e -. . -Y;J~ --- _;_~~_-;~N •,..,,,,... I i y. 1249-331 I man I VIE THE RIGHT To Zf I " V V 01 new fire truck, delivered last sharing funds, according to the for the truck this year and none Det ail s wek, may be repossessed and farmer city council s plan. budgeted for payment in the earlier th is week Council elected officials are not new year beginning'Oct. 1. $10,000 in federal agreed to unhappy over the prospect, IaBossieresaidthecompany ndex Fire Chief Roy LaBoesiere money for a down payment and refuses to wait for its money told councilmen Wednesday to finance the balance with a past Friday. "if they want to be night that Jack Cooke and Sons three year loan from C0m* hardno3ed about it, let them AroundThe Clock , 4A Inc of Orlando is demanding banks (,as5elberry at six per pick up the truck and forget it," Bridge 128 immediate payment of $37,355 cent Interest. Dasis replied. 3A Calendar ......... ,.. 10 the vehicle and is City Atly. Joe Davis said, Comics ,., 1211 Council noted the city does threatening repossession if however, the city under state pay ment is not made b> Frida> law, can finance the vehicle for not have the high growth ra te It Dear Abb> 6B LaBosslere added that the onl y one >ear lie recom did when the truck was ordered Dr Crane 6A firm has given no time schedule mended the city execute a loan and plans for many large scale Dr. Lamb... .....613 on when a proper generator will Oct. 2, in the new fiscal year, developments !~ave fallen Horowope..'' '"""" wilh a due date of Oct. 2. 1975, Utrough, making the purchase Hospital ... ........... .... 3A e installed in the vehicle. The fire truck ordered 18 g iving the city, two fiscal years of a new fire trucko longer a hA major necessity months ago, was to be paid In to complete pa>iisent Television 14i% I . 14M I7'IXPIR?\ I-- ~__ '' s Fire Truck -, t rL__.....& mediately and. ,c erve warm or cold. ___ 11-r • s - _~ -M~_ -- 88 I a 100 t VIL I , The city has no nioney to pay obcoi mDeve12 Exp i!Fil loped printed 0 20 Exposure S3.29 I OdiColoi FUjI a I = 'L / T VQ Box L. A 10 Seller May Repossess Limit 2 r s Sugar Substitute with Iff _-n Sweet • Bbdft Z0*6(10 11M.) 211,111d cocowA Master Craft Borden's .4 S' treased suppl> of gasoisni. I • Budi in flash e Fast, film p3ck X_ 1-1 126+11m 0 Automatic exposure contioll 99 much pressure Ix _ f - -' , of ; i ~ Spre Shooter 21 Kodacolo Automatic Cleansing - - - -- ?_ J 0 alk 46 . Three houses under construction In Academy Slanor subdivision in Sanford were hit by vandals Tuesday causing approximately $20,000 In damage to the three buildings. Sanford patrolman Joe Dillard said an electric range was completely destroyed, windows were torn out from the walls, and inside room separators were knocked down. Most severly damaged house is located at 223 Yale Avenue with estimates of the havoc totaling $10,. The houses are owned by Klngswood Estates of Casselberry. Sanford police are continuing the Investigation. to , 1 I I U u"Jim ! liftS 3972 r~I t It !1. 71 --- 1p 11% CW6 Dow 77 to air dried out by winter heafinq - a --I & I Clairol AM I Room Diveder I Dighl Clock Rad io I Skin Machine WaLe tOmusc/ S'ectonusscI :- "' '' - - (-ommunication ' I/ nmture amd ___ ' . -a~ P,oblems Resinfes ,, I ". I contracts totalled less than the lowest package bid of the 10 contractors, which was also tendered by Fennel! of $1,673.665. The contractors were No 3 dry-air . Uteasroomcivder - V~ . 1. umidif ier i gallon cactty. AS*CrS ke' locks under - I - Ta-. - ,_ - - . -1 . I . it . . cez- leel "from Lake Mary to the state capita - I . i ! . , I J 40:_t IN - " ..Won &BI111111 8 Hankscraft C001nVapor H Precrves natural flavors cuts C00k , ngt1 rry One- piece piessureconifol regulates to 1!' ores Sell sealing - I ' ," Trovillion, Inc. of Winter Park, -__ , ; -_ - - I, -_ ... ____ _~_. ,, REGULAR Pack of2 each 4%s-oz. P ALP rreSSW'e 'oO"t - -4~~!-, - 1 1% of I I _ _J' Is 1) 991 " #,.. 111k ; - I- mt~_ . 0-.'~__ -I Summer E"I Twin W 1 - " II La.11-C .Alpn t. -,C*' .10, __ , 1I i 9A - -'$i Ir I _ - \ I - -_ - cooking pressure. I T it Dr. Scholls 2 InWes Pair I milTO 'rui, But0l Wool your home auiornaticaHy 24 hot.r timer lurns off and on as YOU - 11 11 1119111 LIOfltS Leather Like Covering Appliance Timer . ; OP. I Nove!ty Elecinc i -. Ir f. 7 I .- ., I r a 0 . _1/ -- -I, Box of 40 . r . I % ri ScuffS boxes .11 0 . . I Doan's us U UI 1 ., a . 1 •- u 12 oz. I i 0 Swabs ' 6049 *WR 1 / j of M"nes4 ____ Stnp F=7 % .. - - a s - f an Kills Small insects Indoors For Up To -M L 8 oz. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII aporette 44 11 ___~Wll~ - , - -1 A, - ---------' -, 11!z~ _~_ ~--- . '- reminded bidding is now open I-ast week's looming 'shoot-out' involving the plans and needs of the schools to be construct v(i on the Sterling VANDALS " " Park Seminole Count Board of Commissioners and during this fiscal year were relayed to the ap.. Elementary School, which is the Seminole County School Board turned out to proprlate county agencies, which ranged from identical in it specifications to be more of a love feast Wednesday night. "the county planner, the planning and zoning LOC AL HOUSES the Lake Oriental school. The Seminole County School Board was not commission, po&lution control board, to the On other action, the board: informed of the work completed by the county, sewage treatment people," according to D.F. Was informed of a grant from and the county commissioners were not aware of Kirkpatrick, plant planning supervisor. - the federal government of the safety work requested by the board. This K irpatr1c stateAt,e county engineer *sti for the education of resulted from a lack of communication, not an 0 U 0 0 ' multiple handicapped students, absence of cooperation according to ,he school William The first quarter of the grant, board officials, commenting at Wkhesday's was notified of these plans and the comsequent ,I 9 needs as required by law in November 1973. He $13,550, has already been meeting. received. County Commissioner Greg Drummond said he has been working personaUy with county -Instructed its maintenance answered a letter to the commission last week in employes of which the corami.ssioner may not be sta ff to put the contractor of the which the school board requested sidewalks aware. Woodlands school project, construction on Palm Springs Road. He stated "Normally, the commissioners have not Building Mors Inc. of. such work had been approved two week before wanted to become involved in these areas, and so Park, on notice that ft is to the letter was sent. He further dwged in his nobody told them,', Kirkpatiick uLpl.iiiined. f'nL-'r all the work on the corr response the board fatled to aptiriprib,the!r . ,id_' ti: before Oct. 14, te .....:llaUulv I I I Wotdlan Stioe' rgrrl :o _i scheduledopenlngof the school for the c.onnng year rnvolvemer Kirkpatrick said, 'It shodd be , 1::~~. . They added any change orders IV By CHRIS NELAN S The school board last night, citing the good "There's definitely some e asready; we'v-, ken working on it since June." _T - __ ------- . - - __ '' Herald StafI Writer Ing of price all around, espe- would be dealt with upon the cooperation of the commission noted all the . --q I'lle scho-ol is slated to open Oct. 14. PREMIUM REGULAR da l ly in the wholesale price Hopes for reduc ti ons in available to independents," A 7P today's gasoline prices remain /U says Dan Lundberg of the Lunii 0 J• squarely In the hands of the MA dberg Survey of national retail major oil compcny home ofgasoline prices. up/ [ices, a poll of Seminole Count) "Twomonths ago, the market I-- 1 1 area gas stations indicates. for Independent gasoline had Only a couple of stations in IT, almost dried up, but now It's i_4 .--.:- ~ Sanford are presently sellft open again," says a spokesman I J regular gas for less than 0 50 for the St. Uuis-based Society 0"G OMEMMI . ft qwvn~ I cents a gallon -and they are 1 asoline I -0 -_ . . "' , the independent variety to Marketers. begin with. Independent refiners who mcrThe others ca sell to the independent retailers Seven students from include Nancy Hudson , Scott major in archeology. rIng unanimously said price I Carl Waldow of 114 Azalea are getting more imported Seminole County high schools Walker and Andre Kastor. Seminole High students I.ane, Sanford. Sharon plans to I cuts would be up to the home U crude and more of the cheaper have been named semi-final ists Th e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. named were Sharon E. ha of fice - because nOsie of th e ve a pre-medical major and 0 fi %0 domestic crude which the . -_ in the National Merit Paul Hudson of 1510 Glaston- Pawlson, daughter of Mr. and would like to attend PennIocdI owners are willing to Jors; have to sell off out of their Scholarshi berry, Maitland, Nancy plans to Mrs. I.eonard Paulson of IBM sylvania State University. Bret sacrifice profits. inventories through the (federatte nd Florida Technological Paloma Ave., Sanford, and Bret plans to major In physics, but "I've had plans to lower I r.d al) allocation system." They are among the 15,000 pri ces for some time, but they "As a result, the independ- semi-finalists who form the top University next year and major C.WaIdow,sonof.NIr.andNfrs. has not decided on a college yet. in Biology. prIces fluctuate area in lotal ( the parent com pa ny) won't (.asollne ents' price has dropped 4 to 5 half of one per cent f Scott is an early admissions lower their prices to me," said cents a gallon generally, and nation s academically talented student at FlU and lives with pleasing but management Tenneco, Wareo, and Bay in they're passing it along to the young people and will compete one stat'on owner his parents, Mr. and Mrs Boyd Another station manager, nightmare possibility - a &inford, Chuluota, [Ake Mary customer. Some independents for $1,000 scholarships. Merit whose sentiments echoed those "price war" -washintedatb> and Deltona are going one step further and finalists will be announced in Walker, at 1334 Freymark, \Itamonte He isstud>mgfora his colleagues, said, 'If i at least one independent dealer, Prices ranged from a present cutting their profit margins April c ar eer In physics. laster my prices wi thou t m> who said he today dropped per gallon Low of 489 cents for down to build up the sales vol,d A former Lyman student Janet I,ee Bowers, 16-year. company lowering theirs, I'm regular gas to 48.9 cents per regular and 49.9 cents for unie they lost to the majors Andre, is presently attending Mrs. aflC) just taking money out of m> gallon 'and am thinking about premium at an independent during the gasoline shortage I * Central Adult High School or 45 cents a gallon." station, to a major oil company own pocket." industry gasoline supply fig- Bowers of 6315 Unneal Beach r __7~ But even he said the an- outlet charging 56.9 cents for ures indicate that there is" more Dr., Bear l.ake. and Dr. John the Seminole Junior College The lochl managers might Campus. He is the son of Mr. . change their minds if they ticipated dip would depend on regular and 61.9 for premium. of the fuel in stock this year began losing business because the major oil company suppher Independent gasoline stations than the same time last year, c 11 of Lhe presept high rates, but -in this case Standard Oil - are dropping pump prices as. but demand is holding about High School. Janet is already Dakota Trail, Fern Park. Ile is ,wI only oie station reported a out of Tampa much as 13 cents a gallon, evenwithlastear'slevel This Yvinter Park under the Earl), Unisersit> of South Florida, For the record, 11 stations cutting into sales of many means that the majors Are havslight dropoff, whilv the others were called today, including higherpriced, major brand Ing trouble seffing all their Adini.ssions Program and is shid business rempined at lisual Standard, Texaco, Spur - dealers, an Associated Press gasoline ftough Oicir own out- considering a mathematics music. levels. major. She would like to be a Ph However, that customer 3 MOflttlS III ,. f ;~A . II • Woman's Terry TM ur irst t ets J / 16 -~ - 4 -• __: I ' Pepto Bismol Flair Pen insect - A- SOW -. J-Wax Liquid kit %hauirn Cleane % noe O 1 2 Phillips I %n a • EM! He noted also the dilemma The law requires the tract for the elementary school session, and effective Jan 1, acted on, barring any length) project on a bId of $948,491, subject to review by the architect. The low bidder for the IL N '-.--'- - Choice of colors. . Desk O 17 or I I Disposable - - W;~ '1 Johnson & Johnson Bachman ' , I recommendation of the ar- ,.=~_._ - _____ . - --,-r, legislature during the last of an intended action until it i's opening up government on - ,, 2 II "B f I 1111omp M . 1 1 I 'v 16*& Cashews Delightful Designs And Colors Reg. 0c N* Gloves H _.1 . _______________ I W 7 M4 4Ik~ ___.; _ - - - "Ve" 11~--`- Jar onery % i - . - Boxed'\ • Plastic It - Cricket Li hter / / k RAND P Bath aeatiJ"i I .1 trac ts on C c1iitect as to whether it should notification of all action to be every municipal board or be completed by the contractor, taken at the meeting of every government of determinin ,, Bids tolling $1,368,360 were or undertaken b another firm political su1xIi and llo;s which actions are poIic nd approved b the Seminole In the interest of expediency challenges b an member of therefore governed by the new Count) School Board Wed-Was informed b) Its at thcpubhcbeforeastateoffjcer, law, and which are internal nesda> evening for construction to management decisions not Douglas St tr I wi th appeals b ei ther e, School and 1theto t the the implications of the the challenge. Stenstrom said subject to the procedur Administrative Procedures such as)tem could necessitate Stensroin explained the law Fennell and Associates, Inc. Act, passed by the state 10 weeks from the first publicity as a further step toward [ - . I re __ Tablet__ tioTtique 5 A /_,:~,o ,1,)1 \7 \ Polident Mi;Z1k % ~rl \ I - f1q 0 I V Disnosabfe Butane r 11 411 MINM '- i n9 By SEAN CODE Herald Staff Writer -: _____ 'Iftftftft".. SOM11) % :$ ;I 'F i . I iic'n, f-, . w . - 1. cee,/ /O4 - II 2 ....~=. _____ -- - ~ 4C %dr _ N - - I 0 I 11 ., I % . _____- - , - - I BABY BEEF I - ~_K_ Bu 4 l -- ~AT PARK 'N' SHOP ii .. _______ 4 LIMIT I DISCOUNT PRIC 4 DA YS DAIL Y , was sewn of the other big by one of the biggest firms of stores and fasNon chains t ._ ---.-.,---___ $ I .==-- ____ _1 :- - - a ,. Last Legs The last stitch In this hem. lot of fi* m.aJor holdouts. Most -: -.- fl HJ a __ L iT ULI Jam . a DISCOUNT PRICE near llm1 he1ta : 4 1A -___ - ~_ I I . I—— Box of 40 says he conceals his figure LONDON(AP)-The milal is pany, which four years ago sold nicely when wearing confini. thmunds Of mints each day. vertional suits but I.Hustrates Britain's gilt to the world of said: There will be no more the p.ar type pretty well when w0nien's fAsWw9I, the minl- minis when prewt sWL-t have in his sailing outfit. skirt, is finally gone - after gone. fl Sc nowaY T -1 •I If I C K I 1. _ LAI _. - -=-- Sc hoo I Boa rd . .1 one reason why we /,/I over CARE LOTION _____ _ 19 ,.-;L !)-ler." , L'".ftA "Mar. ft^; ^ '11 di; tile iniarmation you magazine. It is ,iilso kn* can that is pertinent to your way of life and be prepared for new •aBurndy bottle" look projetts ahead. Take it cas> tonight General d" G n uJ1 was u OUR (JIILDIS BORN TODAY... IF YOUR he or she will be full of thl'ent,wi!llovetodoresearchworkbeinventjyeandw.ill be able example of man so clearly to help themasses. Be sure to give the finest education you can to pear-shaped that even a millyour promising progeny. This is a mind th at cannot easily be ta.ry cloak did not hide it, the article sa" . changed, so give spiritual training early in life. A fine person here. And, it went on, Napoleon was "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of very small and clearly pearyour life is largely up to YOU! shaped. Carroll Rttrs Indiv id ual Forecast or your sign October Is Harold Wilson falls into the no* redy. For your copy send your birlhdale and for Si to Carroll category also, says Byrne, add-. Rioter Fofecast, The Herald, P.O. Box 629, Hollywood, Calif,"020. Ing that cartoonists always capture his pcar-shape when they draw him. Mini _ : L1- NT - ____ SUIVER SELINE luYr&ietir f ___ , 701 AEROSOL article, has the rather narrow shoulders and elongated limbs of the lean type, a nd the wide hIpsandsomewha tpodr ch est and bell y of the (at type. In exaggerated form. the sue' cessful shape "is fike a pear or CAPRICORN Dec 22 to Jan 20) Put your (me organization ability to work and get much accomplished Fmd out exactj) what you want to accomplish in the future, AQUARIUS Qan. 21 to Feb. 10) You have to take the . e. . .. ities of intelligence and lead- position in life. Avoid a spendthrift. SA(;ITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Make sure yon don't r __ -. DISCOUNT PRICE DEODORANT _- ~_ .. iiwri - - 4 DA YS ONL , e UrflMI I.' 1. 0 UV Sanford, Florida 32711-Price 10 Cents P 'Q I SURE A~& - PR(J'CRIPTIONS CAM and now British oppositioa Edward ca ho (an further sour career Find the right appliances that make i LIMIT ISCOUNT PRICE tiAW PLiV • __ Harold Wilson, also Wilson's predecessor as prime mInister attention. VI I((;0 I Aug. 22 to Sept. 221 Make the appointments with those 11 LIMIT DISCOUNT PRICE DA YS DAIL Y I • ' °° IU B:tl• 100 SIZE I _ '1' i VITAMIN E QT. SIZE e _ JL_., -,-> QUALICRAFT SHERBET PERSONAL leon, Gen. Charles de Gaulle, the late president of France, L_ - BORDEN'S 'ISSOC really like can make this a productive and pleasurable day. Elevate your level of consciousness now. 0 67th Year, No, 25-Thursday. September 19, 1974 . 1 P) :.\ ___ . - t l . . aU4T-A TI0i LONDON (AP) If you have a shape like a pear, üon't i: a I Lxthcr you too much. You are more likely to succeed in life IIA . becland ]E*m I than most people. and efficient way now. Once your work Is done, t he romantic side of life. '*hen You're sick in rather play . TOR' ONIIIIIII 1t1;UTFI( o TIME TO SEE THE W Phone 322-8270 PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. SEPT. 21,1974 COPYRIGNT 11?4 SUPERs DRUGS ANDRE kAS()R W1111AM IARTF 14 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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I I / ____ T j ! ~> _____ I -- __ .-...__.___..- _ 1- - 0 .' â. - I y "nere's no point going to There has been no Turkish Geneva merely to sign what has reaction to the proposal hlos. been taken by force," Clerides cow made 71hursday and Soviet said after the meeting in _____ & ±4 ,, - _________ ____ - =~_ . _____ R____ ___ - ______ ,.-#, -_~. -3 5P.-V 1 % _. -- ~-, W, 17 7 ~ ~-.Wri, N` 77-7~ --- - - . _ - %,_~,7 v i_4_.. ~ ~ 'r '~ - I -. - _- , --- ~_ -L2 .%_____.' ___ - ,I_ Fry* 7VINL: , '' I 11,..~ __ ~_ - - -1; - I.. ", I . .-t~~7,~( ~ 04 , 0 Or6 1-i!?! #k i. . . --vZ0 A --4 I" . ~A~ I - MiL '. 1. •' - .1~ LL_ - . V,;- , ~~'.i2~ .. ill,10A 4 4 - o... . f I-C A -M- 3 * _. -1 ' 6%w - i - ~I o --k" - - il I . t, '.,-. , .".-- -4*04*41 . 1 -1 -. . . . __ - COOL DIP As temperatures continue soaring past 90 degrees in Central Florida, this herd of milk cows 1', spemling more and more time in cool ater. Th e herd, which gra zes just across Seminole County fine in Ike County near The Weva River, merely gazed at cameraman while refusing to budge from the only cool spot on the farm. FEELS GOOD byAlV..., 4 GRRO!) /1"' A I I r C" I e s a r e n r s nem to a few weeks to look. But, larger bumped you righ t up into time gunning the engines of as though she had been ultimately, you know you must the $185 category. their 400 horsepower cars at 3 in mugged. Taking one look at the find a suitable residence. And, After a while, they began to the morning, and playing their beaded young n, her mou th hair could never be responsible. and the price was right. As the location that was exactly right As the couple was leaving, a Young man walked out onto the for them. A tennis court for Apartment hunting mide aged duo came In balcony he glanced over at the him. A swimming pool for her. in if you're married, that read into ad terminology. steros at a decibel level of 140, fell open and she backed away looking for an apartment. The adjoining balcony and admired An extra bedroom for v Seminole county is little like residence m us t be sui ta ble to Whatever price th e "prices all night, isit ing from the door. ma n had on Bermuda shorts, a the abundance of greenery playing Russian Roulette. If more than one person. A cozy start at" was sure to be at least guests. A nominal fee for their The Second Week: After you're lucky, you find nice little pad that a batchelcr might "We're looking for an short-sleeved shirt covered there. A closer look revealed budget. — They im O highet than what they ex- checking ads and calling apartment," media tely the young wife wi th palm trees, and a crew cut, comfortable quarters that find agreeable will he a clut. pected. Complexes that were apartments to verify them, the sa id. that the greenery was cannibis sign ed a lease and prepared to His wife was plump and happy. sativa — equal to about one settle in for the winter. tered little hovel to the young "within easy reach of local couple was ready to go out into home — spacious and clean wife. Still trembling, the lady The manager fell all over them pound of grass or one year in stores" meant they were the field and get a firs Two days af ter they moved t hand seemed to gain a sue of as if they had been long lost Raiford, depending h th Shag carpet, sound-proof young couple smew here along SR 436. I followed i look at where they might be renewed ener' at hearing this. relatives, walls, access t pool (s), 5), looked at it. And with media the furniture in and we re just Anything for "Adults Only" living. ar hin for an rent l She was in control once more. sauna(s), and tennis court(s). reports of federal narcs busting beginning to get used to their i. was ambigious. Tile sparkle "You would like an apart. And - glory upon glaries - month and this is what I found They were prepared to and excitement into the wrong apartments in new apartment, the dishwasher If it was an apartment in the apartment ment?" she asked, re. Of hunting nice ne ighbors who don't blow cficernoney(orqua11t but around the clogged and flooded the living The First Week: They rear of a house rented by a little rom decreased rapidly for the .warch of dopeung apprchirg the couple f man felt room. The central airthey were not preplired to you out of bed with Country Joe checked all the local newspaper old lady, it. meant you would country, the yo couple after that. the safety of her office. Before and the Fish on their stereo at 4 lis tings f or apartments. This eithe r have to be deaf, dumb, sa Y or that this location would conditioning, they discovered, they could answer, the lady On Saturday they started turned to the young ma , The Third Week: The young probably be a little too close for had all the cooling power of an was the first disappointment. and blind i Ono music, no ioud , "and couple, against their better comfort. Goodbye young If you're a little less for- Ads that proclaimed "two talking after 7 p.m., no adults. osetillating desk fan. Cigarette e where do you work?" judgment, ,, Cat herine lunate, be pre t seem o out to ha, It bedrooms, separate dining alcoholic beverages") or UI Third Week: Com titing burns in the caoet that The man told her, and then one of the local 'Aduit Corn- from C). Or since you've signed a room, living room overlooking training to be a Trappist Monk. the most to offer for the least southern Orange County shampooing should ha ve taken asked questions about the anoun lease for atl eastayear,tostick La k e Feodore two baths, rnne I'lunities" designed to offvr to nf,rthern Seminole Count), out, were still there. At 4 a.m. if it was one of those ne apartments avai l a bl e . The soung people e It out as beginning to wear ver) that morning they woke up to prices start at $135' were sprawling complexes that w husband sported longish elderly manager generally recreational di ver), kind o strains of CountryJoe and the Your biggest enemy In misleading. Sure, prices version except thin As the weeks wore exclude "children," then it hair and a beard, but he was treated the young couple as if deep sea fishing. At least, they their criteria for an apartment Fish filtering in from the distorting your decision of started at $135. But that was for meant that anyone over the dressed neatly in his "day-off" they had just come in from where to rent is time, an efficiency the size of a large leg age of 18 with a first clothes, colony, telling them, '1 discriminated against here Just as they were ready to Naturally, you went to live refrigerator crate that offered month's deposit could get in. The young couple, ta th is ne elderly lady who an- rent only to reasonably close to your Job. red linoleum and faced the responsible In- because they weren't old and spring for a large refrigerator repDMr heard, are now putting Most of these dilldren wend swer ed the ring of the doorbell dividuals.” Meaning, of course, crew cut, You may have from a few days Demsey Dumpster. Anything the majority of their waking crate overlooking the msey away every extra penny to buy in the manager's office looked that anyone young with facial ne apartments were _________ - ___________ 4 - ___ hreatens vvar In Turk e By Bill. IIEI.LEVIIJ.F: - THE PHANTOM AT / j I / - t i $1Z 6'W5 AQ.tLC A544L. C4'l I WY. / H H I -Chic Young iu ___ - - ____ The exchange of threats A Greek government state- U N Ambassador Jacob Malik Athens caine after Greece rejected re- ment said over 1,500 tons of backed up Friday by consulting peace talks in Geneva among newing the tripartite in othe New York with r Ut vus foodstuf fs a;eairedYr peace a rereemkishandBruish members. reign shipped to Cyprus and reign ministers broke down Minister h1avros said 850 tons are -scheduled for ship. Western diplomats at U.N. Aug. 13. Turkish forces ImmeGreece will Instead back a S ment "wiUn the next few headquarters generally dis- diately bunched a lightni ng atviet proposal for an 18-nation days." missed it as a propaganda ploy, ta ck from the ir in vasion beachron!erence. The Cotrunerce Ministry an. and Secretary of State Henry A. head and within days controlled '* Greek Cypriot President nounced that Greek shipowners Kissinger said Washington is the northern 40 per cent of the Glalcos Clerides met in Athens have contributed over $100 inil- studying the plan. bland. I Again your 1mriner o1wns onv club. This time you ho ld -&AKQJ 10 4 • 2 4 you bid' Zwer Tomorrow I VMY I _ ~~~ campaign would create "a dan-,i~-rous and grave situation" placed from their home by the and "delay the demilitarization Turkish invasion and are seekof the island anJ peace." — * __ Cypriot P resi dent and the Cypriot government. 160 FAR rr UI be la y down. At orstitwffl de pend on a1thess I dp , -, __ • r By The Associated Pre-za today with Greek President lion to the government for the Mavros rejected a return to 71it Greek Cypriot president Constantine Caranr,nlis to dis- Cyprus cause. Geneva on Friday after confer. of C>prus has threatened cuss the (ate of Greek Cypriots The Soviet proposal for a ring with Greek Premier ConTurkey with guerrilla war refugees. Cyprus conference would bring itantine Caramanlis, De ense against its invasion troops if a together all 15 members of the Slinister Evanghelos Averoff. solution to the Cprus rrlsis Is United Nations Security Tositsas and cypriot Prcsi(lent Greece would cover the nee not forthcoming. ork is never "Whoever made th at old crack aut ' done' didn't know Mom, did he?" ? r i W - IN /d~w -up awl; I SE WAS SUPPOSED w EN CALL ME Y NTU D SME DwT/ CALL ER? " L 1. -.-- I , IF Pa&-. Pass 4N7. 11 AEr1y PArTy... 7? MY Mt7 1 . 5 OOoO 11 I lam II 0AT - - by Garry Trudeau MI 6rW) )W / 9 rM REALLY - . Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents . WAA45r 'Pw. s4qA~F, WRITiNG. ( __________________________ .. ___ - f J~TIAT ' ,'Z):h r - ----I-- . .. ____ _____ • DOONESBURY - DI DNT GET IN / , by Larry SHOCKED THAT ______ ,, CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMOBIJRNS I MUST t I c 23 uth 26 rIh 14 mps. 1 I West lie car e fully ruffed the t heart with tile 10 of tru Then he led the ace of trumps and continued by leading the queen and overtaking with dummy's k Trumps had broken 2.1 &nd ,),i - G re ek I 1J''1I] The bidding has becri chance to help you and Holmes I CI .11Z p p - • ' 6, In such situations, the first thing to do is to give the cards / 111"' __ - care to allow for it and had been paid off. . __ . It - - ___ Jz lb WaLcen'S fc-iii-diamond call or OhTS bdoIiIiano ve was the overbid that got the i:reat detectivo, to ,, 1xid con- A^ - 11 by Art Sonsorn Aa.._~ ____:11.~, ___ -- - _... 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X, 1 NM .. 30 FCR REALL'Irl FAST ' % .7, . 4,4.. fically to assure that no order would go to any 'AIR CONDITIONED' ECONOM Y TRANSPORTATION militiary units fur any .wrt of James Johnson. ill 711 W. 12nh St., Sanlord, prepares to spend a few hours fishing from sca,A-all on action agaimit Congress during the time between a House vote Lake Moni- m- a Iter pleasant ride (in his three-A heeler. Besides around 101A 111, Johnson says he makes for impeaclunent and a Senate regular trip% to Dellary tiusing economical pedal-po%er. Illerald Photo By (;eorge flays) . /114. , CAPT/ fr ; - . ~ I - __ - q ? .1 _. - ______ z L \ '•, , I ~ I4'\ 1 r, S TM LATE ALP(:" i tzk)E I WAL)ALW- `r — APrS,, . - . I w ( . Gy ~ _41^ — 0 ,) ____ ________ ____ - 1/~ I - ' — _tq - ________ $ ; a - L __-IL= I — —- . ufc i .. L - 1943 4 - -- * / -• -- (_ -L I _--_- '. _ . ________ . _____ . *_ - % . I I - V41 ~ / _'T___- - * by Fwk Mil i or' CORPORATE V I U IV . J - . LUNCH I I ; a t -- 1_— ' * ' __________________________ _____ / __ __________________ —. " • • ' - resi enc 71---~ I ; memo =-. -e - -- . SEAL lRBOH, Maine iAPi his resignation from the enough is enough, Scott s 1. Neison A Rockefeller re presidency. This Is the end There has been deUi) when newsmen sought fuses to concede that his acAt the first news conference, -I pound of flesh. Hanging is to determine whether his ceptance of the %lce presiden which took place on his boa enough without drawing and earlier statement meant he tial nomination at age 66 has thouse dock with his wife, lla quartering persoraIl opposed prosecut ing ! quct or th py, tt his side, Rockefeller said After quong part of the Scott Nixon. presidency, citing world stiement Rockefeller said I leaders who governed in their I Related Stori Page 2-A I thought it was a very good 70s and ft. arguments," he said, adding expression." he had listeneol to a recent inRockefeller also said, "Now it that he believes Scott's stateterview in which Senate Re. doesn't seem to me, as he merit "reflected the mood and presidential nominee told the PUblican Leader Hugh Scott 01) . I Scott) said, that he INixon i the atmosphere of the Congre .second of two news conferences PosM prosecution of Nixon. should in addition be drawn and Sc ott said on Aug 11 that quartered' ' lift 1 lation about 19.6 The two news conferences are At the second meeting with supposed to be Rockefe 1980 t'tot1ll irrele%ant' most congressional leaders ller's would wish that nothing fur- reporters a rambling, hourlong last public ev view of the d entsfor at least 10 ther happens to former Presi. affair. with Rockefeller seat days. Aides said he planned to dent Nixon.... on a bench beneath some tall When a reporter asked if he ,,. ' ' one h inc's the former New V k ' thought he would be too old to l after Labor Day, al run for president at age 72 in Rockefeller said he might make IM, when Ford would be in. a onek-day trip to Washington eligible, Rockefeller replied. "Did you ever know Golda Coal Miners knew them well Great people" PARTLY CLOUDY Mrs. Meir resigned last year as Israeli Premier at the age of End alk-ou W - . ( _1~~ # x - - ij~. ..'- ::4 ~- *-.- -4r-----1Qt Yj , , -. , ---__ -4 . Irim W~. _ L w m..~v _'-if ., - ail, .F~T,In ~7~ . , - - - . .-_ I kv!~ - yI -- -vk- 00 -' __ %_ - - ' - ~ . S, ~L~ . . ~_- K i\ .-.,_ . t I1re was ever the sligh. ~*. .0~, 4t GermancharIlorintohis CIIARIEN, W.Va. (AP) lie, Congress, regulator) aiiii- 4l $est indication from win or Rockefeller's aides have said — The United Mine Workers agencies and our new presi. without the military estab. PORTI.AND, Ore. (AP) - calls a week," Hiscoe said, home In northeast Portland. he would not challenge Ford in union's five-day work stopp a ge dent" of miner problems. Weather D4afls Page 3A lislunent of an thought of in Blake and Connie Riscoe's ag adding that most of their cues They charge $15 a run, plus 40 1976 has erded 1cavm many (irlIb 1k told a miners rail) at iolvement by the militaiy in ing red ambulance bristics with have been pol.sonings or dogs cents a mile. Otarges for ox. The Oldest man elected presi. with dwindled stockpiles of coal Harlan, Ky., the work stoppage, 'any action contrary to the con splints, bandages, sedatives hit by automobiles gen a nd other materlab are dent was William lIenr) Him and the union in ,i better bar had generated so much national stitutional processes," the and poison antidotes, but "But dogs and cats --uffer extra. sources sak'. they're not for human patien ts. many of the same types of all. 1 1 and di Duri ng the day, the ed a month later, coming contract negotiations. "hopefully, the last time we'll 'Ibe ffluves ope.-ate one of ments Nixon resigned Aug. 9, alter D. F~senhower was the atients go to the nearest veterDwight Ilie national work stoppage, have to call a memorial peri. Around The Clock the House Judiciary Com,iittee the nation's few fulitime pet have handled heart attack vie-I oldest to serve in the offi ce, called as a memorial to victims od." c linic, At ni t they o Bridge ,,,, Nd approved three articlei of ambulances, and whisk their s a so ush a leaving at age 70. of mine accidents and black Some Ininers impeachment but before they injur ed clients to veterinary stroXpatienta to the pet hospi an emergency 211-hour pet repoirted for Calendar ................ 3A The vice presidential lung disease, Cost the drtn hospital In na tion work at Portland. ca me to a vote on th ' house (lInI( s ins tead of to hospitals. thIs And we ha ve had some dog midnight Friday at Comics 81' nominee became the highest about nine million tons of fuel, mines where the companies (rossword 1ZC floor. It started on a shoestring and fight victims.,, 2\ Riscoe is no stranger to over- ranking national figure to industry spokesiiieii estimat ed . were willing to pay time and a Dear Abby Thect1on by Schlesinger and still runs that way, but the lt The R iscoes bought their 1962 doses and broken bones, lie support the idea that Richard But UMW Pr esident Arnold ha lf to catch up on production . l rn b the Joint Chiefs of Sthff was coes, who are in their 20s , say ied ambulance from a used car drove a "people" ambulance In M Nixon should not ,.. be Miller said the work stoppage lost during the fi ve-day period llorospe based :-n hyloothetiral situ- business is picking up, dealer six weeks ago and are on Bellingham, Wash., before prosecuted on charges growing "wits effective in creating an ations. "We're getting four or five cali 24 hours a day out of the ir movir.g to Porfland. Mines normally are closed on IlOsPital I I ,3A out of the scandaLs that forced awareness of the general pu weekends. Obituaries $ - - _~=-_--_-r.;r- J141-M, - -~r ~i_ ~-Z%- t -5 -,_Z_ F___~ - - __ -- =.--T~~__._ I ndex RDA"5-714E CRILI IS • ' U ur jt - Pets Have Ambulance Too n 44 jj _ - I ______ aa I - 8-15 I - a ________ A b Bob Thiy 11 / . - FRANK AND ERNEST if i trlal:nhmnpeachmentcharges The source-t r-ald the action was mnc - clv normal con- 4 k _____ It e — ' ' watch to make certain n or i (lers were glen to nillitar> un its outsi de the normal chain R. . . u 4 ~ I I- — '% Informed Pentagon sources - - FROM I S ULP7T WANT . -X kol THE OE I" M Non s presidenc) to make certain no militar) uni ts be. came involved in the process of •tiiiosing the President from THE SPACEC5 .%.. .:.-4 I iscoun s 0C U • ixo WASHINGTON AP) — Pen tagon officials kept close watch MAVE M ". "'. I -'-~_ - by Crooks & Lawrence utc; THE POINT u S URELY ' -. & 9 I TO LOOK AT THE SHAPES .( ft I. . . , ,-,'!,-.N Ivil ~ z ell D PICYC . \, \1_4 Watched -i5 ____ ~_ If - ARE ThE MOST %AUTIFUL VE EVER SEEN./ I - I 1 by Mo,t Cours e / I Military " __ ,_ -11_7?~_~ -Z-F" _ ,.Wj40t_-%1==b Uu 0#1 NUQM / 1 " I -, i bETT _ri (r-91 Rb_bomLil 1 0 r "t -,lo, $ 1 -10, __ r__ i I 10 11, IT- I I RRiE ) ... 7 ffbMZ... INE 5UFM ARE IN A I k : - YCU 1 . . I ') V ; -c= ; --= -'r -- - -- -- ' - - -',= - - = — �2A-Sunday Her?,ld Sunday, August 25, 1974 DEAR ABBY ,_ S Ii Shq Not Her % e i ea 1 Fantasy S \// 0 By JEAN PAflESON Sister's Keeper POLICE BLOTTER 0-11---aaaa rId S Herald Staff Writer ' ______ I _____ _________ ____ police he was beaten and stolen Friday from Royal Sammy Reshevaky, India' robbed Friday near Sanford Crown Cola truck making If Bobby Fischer goes Sultan Khan, and ex-worli Plaza Shopping Center. He through said delivery at tit U-Tote-M Store draw fromwith FIDE his(World threat toChess with. champion Max Euwe. one man Jumped him when he on SR 4, Forest City. This, however, Is only on, stopped to check his aut& . F'1" One Larqp fern in harg&i point of view. Holland' rnmtor, the robb esca ped basket valued at $150 stolen man anhere eligible to play grandmaster, Jan Beth Donner ____________ 1 _a~M_ W A _______ _____ i ______ _____ _____ of ____ _____ . . ______ , ______________ ______ M , -, - of alcohol, lie was turned over Connie's Pawn Shop at 414 U.S. Fischer once boasted of being Piatigoraky, I said she seemed •- ô". u i_ Dhujs ut YuuU Sti• l7-9, Fern iark. odds to any to be concentrating on en. ylees and then released to his Manager of Evans Exxon, SR woman player and beating her. couraging chess among the parents, So wha t? He could do that to young." 434 and I-I told deputies Television and ste reo valued worth of fuel tlC*i gallons) was almost any man pluyer, '°Ah," he smiled sadly, " th e at $710 stolen Friday from home missing from the tanks for the MY own opinions about the trouble Is she was not a good of Calvin Mosley, 1602 W. 15th month of July. Deputies reason females do not ta ke to player. If she was an American St. re por ted an unknown amount of chess are simple: (1) unlike champion, s he would continue Bicycle valued at $110 stolen gasoline is also missing for bridge, it's a soli tary game promoting chess among the Friday from the Auto-Train month of August. requiring extended periods of masters," terminal Bicycle belonged to Grass .seed valued at i silent contemplation, and most If it does turn out that all Jack Stuart of 102 Wilkins ' ' '' ______ ___________ ,'..-_--.*.,,. -•.. ___________ _.., ' _______ I IaOuann SPedal Of Box 38&B, Oviedo. the famed 1966 Piatigorsk) For too long there's been an Tournament, at Santa Monica, Insidious campaign of Calif. When he asked me if I juaha psychological Shotgun valued warfare waged knew of tti .l,rrørt ictfvftj f $167 and driving ur.dcr i iuvtice reported stolen Friday from against women in che ss, Even chess patron Jacqueline vUh _______ _______ _______ , 17-year-old Sanford Juvenile was charged Friday ________________ _________ Donner was a participant & Le n _____ _____ .. • with $40 and Hottman was not Friday from buille of William him for the championship. This Kai a vaf iety or re&wns for thi irlously injured, police said. E. Br istol of 4 Lake Blvd., could be a problem for the natural inferiority of women ft Diamond and dinner rings Lock Arbor. civilized world, but I ha ve a chess. valued at $1 stolen day o rabbis valued at $50 solution. _ ________________ '. -' Seminole Junior college " _____ ______ Sunday, August 25, 1974-.3A Women Play By JOSEPH MILL BROWN Menchik included such trial The luminaries as the USA' • -- - science Chess Clinton Strange of 183 firJohn Wayne Holtman, of Star chwood Tra il , Maitland. Route, Box 101, Sanford, told Hand truck valued at 11 - - - anford swordsman fighting with an magazines, and was not con- for publication a story begun in Monsters, w based on the di archaic weapon She finds her boo are most (helped always sidered quite respectable until high school, by a little magic) and her the I95 when Jul appearance of ships and air- popular in the United states, es Verne and All At times you would almost stories are her spare librarian momentswere away craft in the Bermuda Thangle Germany and Japan, though By ABIGAIL %'N BLI:N action-packed with 11G. Wells put their science from herJobasa swear thete's an uncanny glint strange and exciting ad. fiction classics _______ now that was fascinating some have been translated Into in the rock crystl eye of the ventures, on________ the library spent pouring mystery and work!" she exclaims, eight other languages as well, shelves of the worhi, silver griffin pendant Andre adventure stories onto paper. J.R,R. Tolkein's trilogy, Lard Research completed, she including Russian. She was 14 when sh niI i!nnbe to aw unbelievable but true the one in my own T1te full-time, it took submits a riei outhne (U Ulu A tVfl family takes the ohn Clutched in the creature's sorcery fantasy what Star iiz. Carter's almost two years to complete editor for approval, and then a writer for young adults. Trek Princess of Mars, "I found it so each book, silver ta lons is a large moon- did for Iha ve a 36-year.old sister who is unmarri fict i,n, Mis.s u nexpectedly exciting," busies herself with writing the though she has tried her hand at ed and pregnant, stone, believed in ancient Miss Not so today. Forced by ill book. Slie is attractive and self-supporting, and believe it or This final labor takes science fiction and fantasy for ______ S. •.i she is a ç health to retire from the legends to hold dark secrets of practicing physician! t magic spells. _____________________________ ____ _____________ U 11w prnbkni is, she refuses to marry the baby's ;; Florida eight father. e k -mad It is surprising to learn the I years ago and is FF says she knows who he is but she doesn't Want to get niarried.She gentle woman in her vine " 1k 4 :4t turning out science fiction could have had an abortion with no trouble at all, but she didn't ':overed bungalow on Lake ant one. Have 'ou ever heard "1 flnL'*!ibs, ! 'ur •. four a year. By the end of this }iut,;; .c, t.'asselberry, ' rP "MM-011111111 tile' - '4 ,, ______________ pIu:nbedthedeepsecretsoft. I year she will have had 75 books No friend or relative can jj !'.cr that she is wroiw. We I1nctnpnnb n i. Ar h..* 1U& A '\ published. dii P prcuu ('1 her, and flOW she is about to disgrace the quiet-spoken woman with fIq4i :i _______ ' _______ "You need a wide Li.kJ hole Family, tir ___________________ ______ rocker and Siamese cats has a _______ bacKground knowledge on all &e respects your advice,Abb) Can you help us convin ce _______ ____________________ kinds this burning interest in the occult, 0 foolish, b ul l-head ed woman th at she should subject: to get married? withcaft and magic. Sh's RIO fantasy," claims Miss Norton. OLD.FASIIIoNF:D SISTER intrigued by dream telepathy, ______________ "1 10 my travelling arid gather DEAR SIS: Knowing nothing of the "baby's father" or ' ,/. A. your ESP and the strange hidden i -sister'.; reasons for refusing to information through books and marry him, I can't join your team. :' television -It's her life and her decision, and as a grown oman, ft's her powers of the human mind. • _______ A science fiction writer of ____ 11cr library is stacked wall to prerogative to decideutiat is best for HER. A person can disgrace te a at wall, floor to ceiling with books I' , , , :" % I only him for her)sell, You are not sour sister's keeper. 7 lu::\ APilY M .hc uantiip ilk Norton has a Secofl(1 piece of '.itli pnbleiij in my jewelry -I.- t. .- , ;I 1" SU 4. "-A a she prizes even more . bright colored Jackets in a pers&nal life. I hope so, because I can't ask anyone else, - Sunday Herald WhyFew / L.- - COURSES FOR TERM I Sept. 3 Dec. 17, 1974 - I DAY CLASSES COURSE DAY C' ACC5 CREDITS COURSE ACCCUNIINIi Accounting i & II AGRICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL TECH. Indust. Ag. Business Fertilizers & SO Hydraulics ANTHROPOLOGY Gen. Anthropology Primitive Societies ART Intro. 2. Dim Design Drawing I Ceramics I & II Oil Painting I Begin. Printmaking Art History I CREDITS COURSE HUAANlTtl Humanities I & II - NIGHT CLA Mv It: NIGHTS Ilie I own 4 MATHEMATICS 1 Basic Algebra Fund, of Math Intermed, Algebra Slide Rule 3 College Algebra 3 Trigonometry Statistics Ana ly. Geom. a Cal 3 Ana ly. Geom. & Cal, II 3 Following vncationp. - id Maw of the curricuM, w " 1) Intermediate Shorthand MW I um at Seminole -Junior 3 Advanced Typing M, W 3 Uollege. ('olitact the ,j BIOLOGY Regis trar's office for 1 Concepts of Ssoi.,gy TH 3 General Biology I 1' additional information 3 Zoology M Intermediate Typing C4EMISTRY Mod. Concepts of Chem Mod. Con. of Chem Lab 4 3 2 and registration times, M W MUSIC CIVIL & CONSTR. TECH, Music Theory I 3 Bldg. Constr. Draft M, W I have known th is young lady for highly than her griffin - or gesture of familiar greeting. s.s. & Keybrd, Har. I f' ',/ .. about two years. Well, in th 4 2 Civil Drafting 1, TH e •g'phon' as the word appears Community Chorus Haunted houses, African / last nwntli I have taken her out a few times, but only on a friendly in I basis, Now she tells me that she is in love with me! Concert Band 's the heraldic script Miss ASTRONOMY legends, unusual animals, tales ICRIMINAL JUSTICE Clyde Selbee of 844 Rosalla potato chips stolen Friday from mystery, ergo how can a mere Its Chorale Astronomy 3 Th e problem: Very rece ntly, she introduc of King Ar Norton favors, ur, translations of •hiss Norton selects th sample Of her handiwork champion, I Intro. to Criminology Jana ed me to one of her M Choraliers Drive, Burglar(s) broke into Mebane Sta tion at 2524 Country woma n possibly do well at it? Malypetrova, is friends who Between thumb and fore. 1 Police Admin. II Japanese and Chinese folk a bo ut five wee ks, TH BUSINESS ADMIN. the wife of is also her neighbor. As soon as I met this friend, finger she holds up a curiously Class Voice I (No nsen.se , of course,) her home through the rear door Club Road, Sanford. 5 . 1 police Procedures I stories, witchcraft, dreams. An International M aster Wil liam Intro, to Business 'r,w s"rnething .sparked between us. I would like to ask her out. Even if wrought pin set wi 3 Guitar Class I "I have my outline, but pre-teenagers, and only stole the cards. A letter to Chess magaz I Police Procedures II M, T, W, she turn ed me down, it might cause h ~ . . "f course science fiction 1 Pump valued at $350 stolen Personal Finance in th a dull extensive collection of Vic. -, '~~. e Harston, The Hartstons are a 3 Class Piano j . usually the characters take i TH Business Math ard feelings between her and blackish stone, Tektite, Miss Wallet of Donna Benson of 113 Thursday fm Walker Miller (Sutton Coldfield, England) striking-looking not just another literary form,,, her friend, and I would be out in th e cold. 3 Brass Class Methods tortan works. Speculative ar- over and determine the smiles Miss couple, 1 Criminal Investigation Intro. to Management TH Agri-Busines s Technology Sanora Blvd., stolen from tier Equipment Co,, Orlando, te at claimed that men were superior capable of giving to chess the I want to avoid this. Do,n,t tell theology. Telepathic Norton. "It's a cult, 3 Music Theory III me to forget the girl because Norton explains: the only gem 3 Cons?. Law& Legal Proc. M Agricultural Machinery communi. dlrecflon and outcome of the a philosophy, a hob. No Retailing I __ -_- . - __ car while parked at First Street Eden Park Road. players because the male brain sort of adrenalin wi1is like her are few and far be tween, 3 S. S. & Keyboard, Har. Ill cation with animals, known to man that originated in Or _.Z_ 2 Crim. Law for Policemen W story," says Miss Norton. Paul Newman Technology Salesmanship I 3 Music History and Sa nford Avenue. Wallet weighed more than the female and Joanne outer space. literature In the world has the "Once I get the basic idea for Half acre of wooded land 3 Probation a Parole j/g Criminal Justice Woodward T rv Business Law I Two of her books have been type se e to 3 Intro. Recorder of reader following was valued at $8 and contained area of E. Holly Hi Drive brain, This was promptly 1 DEAR THREE IS A CROWD Miss Norton was the first a book, I research it carefully," Data Processing and ll Beginning Typing cinema. (Mrs. Hartston's queen 2 Spec. Studies in Music THREE: You are a tree agent. You've made no %man elected to SAGA (Sword selected by the Sdesi Fiction enthusiasm t DATA PROCESSING iio money. rebutted by a Civil Drafting Technology commitment to your old friend.and she has no claim on you, so go inspired Intermediate Typing destroyed by tire Friday. Fern by science female sacrifice, below, Poleaxed her 2 Women's Chorus explains the writer. "Say I'm Book of the Month Club: fiction." i Basic Comp. Concepts ahead and ask th e "feu and Begin. Shorthand and Sorcery Guild T Construction Drafting using the theme of ESP: First Fore ru nner Foray and Iron 5 Chamber Singers Park Fire Department con- correspondent who stormed male opponent.) of America) far betiiecn girl" for a date. U the i Prin. Computer Prog. TH Word Proc. Rec. Mg?. Technology The national science fiction 3 Jazz-Rock Lab Band trolled the blaze and in- back with the vital news that 'cpark" was Indeed a twn•way ignition, she'll accept. You have and the tektite pin identifies her I'll have it demonstrated and Cage, published by Viking. Some traditionalists, 1 Comp. Prog.-FORTRAN Casselberry T Advanced Typing , _~, more gain th an to lose. 2 Applied Music Illustrative Drafting th as one of only a bout 10 sword e ratio of brain weight to body however, are doubtful about 1.2 Comp. Prog.-COBOL convention held last year in vestigators said they suspect wei then incorporate it in my plot. M, Her ta le, Moon of th Dict.&Trans. 3 W Technology t gh is the sane for each sex, new swingers in nd sorce ry writers to be so e Three Toronto, Canada, drew more I'll pick out an unusual flings was a N5rl_~ 1. Q __ an old game. Adv. Did. & Trans. Ste phen John LawIs, 24, who arson, literary Guild DESIGN & ENG. MAT. Construction Engineering 3PHILOSOPHY honored. than 4,000 fans. Already animal like the Argentinian DEAR ABBY: I am a widow (nearly 60) who has been alon e 6,000 But, according to Jackie One European master divorced Legal Did. & Trans. ('a 11s. books and fantasy poptilaie tier wor-ld Technology 3 TECH. selection, and Starman's listed his address as 2231 Clothing valued at 3 Philosophy I SW stolen Keene - sister of England's Sword and so have indicated they wi for two years. Before George died he asked me to promise him Business Correspondence ll attend Industrial Drafting M, W, TH Design Engineering a woman whose knowledge of Do uglas Road (8-Days Lodge) Thursday from auto of Mar rcery fantasy Is Norton explains, The La rd of Norton recalls, I Logic Iianed wolf, make a few used as a text in high school this year's convention in Wash. 3 . y international master, Ray the game was considerable, but Secretarial Practice changes, and I have my o that, if anything happened to him, I would not marry a certain a new branch of science fiction, 3 Technology Jailed Friday in lieu of $10,000 Rosalyn Riley of Sarasota while Keene flings boolLs created a classic science fiction writing classes ingien, D.C. Five of the 11 students in tier rare creature. Office Machines EARTH SCIENCE 3 Electronic Engineering bachelor friend of ours. I was shocked at his request, but didn't she explains. Instead of dealing new literary form which is high school creative writing the real reason for whose filtellectual and bond on charge of burglary. across the nation. 3 PHYSICAL EDUCATION she was at the 8-Days Inn at lack Intro. Geology & Ocean LegalOfc. Procedures I W Technology know what else 10 say, so I said: "Of course, George, of feminine A "I'm working now on a book costume ball. science Ir , with space exploration in being perpetuated ac- fame overshadowed her I Intro. P.E.-Recreation Miss Nort 3 Intro. Astro& Meteor, M Quality by Engineering !"i Dishwasher and two water a host of class. which was also the back. based on the fitory of the tributed storie never dreaming anything would happen. complishment in chess is that, futuristic craft equipped with onshas alsotypi COIl- fiction movies and art shows, BIOLOGY Tennis I a II 1 with Technology imaginative writers and a bone cal tt I have been going wi th t his bache lor friend for ne val ued at $600 stolen of the school newspaper, magician Merlin. I'm Concepts of Biology 3 Basketball I & II marvelous gadgets, the 1 ECONOMICS seminars and auctions which Patricia Johnston of BOX 5508 as in other aspects of life, chessmaster re-wed, and ar Telecommunications having to science fiction plo Sword devoted readership. ts toGates 0 as we were good fri en ds, He says he from Land 0 Biology & Environment Baseball I ly a year, and sorcery Lakes Apts. became professional 3 women have b 1 Basic Economies f I wr i te r creates her bring SIW for amagazine single pre-1950 TN Engineering Technology loves me and wants to marry een suppressed seemed happy about it. Homer St., Rolling Hills, told ters in dig back Into England of the Tomorrow, a collection of science fiction are M a schoolgirl in General Biology me.I want to marry him, too, but I am haunted Cleveland, la te r life, sh e says wi th pride, Dark i 4 Cross Country I construction site. I Prin. of Economics I n fantasy wor!d founded °fl by Men. Lower the barriers and TH Financial Management Ages, tracing the stories tested by that promise I deputies she was walking on "At last," he told friends, -#I Zoology Ohio, M Norton loved science 4 Golf I on studen ts at par t of the 1 Prin. of Economics II made George. Please advise me. M iss Norton published her Arth urian legends," she co Sewing ma chine valu I Hotel-Motel Management ed men will soon have to take to am gathering. at Adams Street when a monkey married to a beautiful Botany 4 La ke view (Fla.) High School Archery fiction - even though It was first book before she turned oo stolen at unknown th in e hills, as victims da te came out th the interwar era woman who, thank God,doesn't Wi ll A ndre Norton be there ? 21, tinues. 1 ELEC. & ELECTRONICS Retailing Anatomy & Physiology HAUNTED 4 Bowling herore included In the e door of a house on when Miss Norton's hero is a only published in the pulp and shortly thereafter rewrote Wholesaling DEAR HAUNTED: It is my fee ng that since most from home th e 1 TECH. Microbiology dea of Vera know a 4 Modern Dance of Phyllis Margrite that street, wrapped itself li th bed "My book, Here Abide publication, thing a bo ut chess." M Executive Secretary Promises are charged with emotion, th i AC Circuits she declares, Sports Officiating shouldn't be regarded around her leg, and bit her. She Legal Secretary CHEMISTRY as binding. But the decision is yours, so ey 2 Semiconductor Elec. Water Skiing-Boating I LI you let that "promise" sustained four "m inor cuts" D, ENGLAND Mod. Concepts of Chemistry 3 1 tricity TH continue to haunt you, face it, you'll find no bappless wi th thIs County Genera lChemistry -1971 and deputies told the monkey's Pulse & Digital Circuits man. I 4 PHYSICAL SCIENCE . Gen. Chem. a Qua I. Analy Transm, Theory a O.P. owner to confine the monkey for Kenya Physical Science 0C Organic Chemistry 3 Engr. Bicycle tire valued at $10 14 days to determine if it is L McCague M Answer to Pre vious Puzzle stolen Friday from the home of rabid. COOPERATIVE PHYSICS ENGLISH Personalities By DAVID SHAFFER EDUCATION ______ j nartst L Physics of Perform. Arts 3 Freshman English I M, 1, W, Roc ke fe ller I A C R Ai R ociste Cooperative Education sg Writer 1.3 General Physics 4 TN went off to head Victory. He won re-election in rehabilitate drug addicts. In ernor was to call for a 12 ACROag df ronts mm ou the Cominisson on Critical 196Z 1966 and 10, per Rockefeller began traveling ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) Physics I w.Calculus a P 1968 he fa the red the m ul tibi I- cent increase in s 4 Freshman English II KING'S INDIAN Air Conditioning, Abrabei M, w. "The Choices for Americans, which T CIVIL & CONSTR. TECH. ta ta te NI 1 Rockefeller considered his xes, and around t& Count ry and testing vice president is sta ndby equl TN Refrigeration & Heating DEFENSE he set up and financed to study greatest accomplishment Adv. Bldg. & Constr. Draft. 4 Irish wit Connery '-4A1 Technical Writing 85 Cor TN PSYCHOLOGY Typing land II $ Diivof pi nfoxi ANT LI p armed with extra- state tax was increased and augurebon emerging world and national governor the gr CRIMINAL JUSTICE .General Psychology Office Practice and Filing Vn 41 Writing used toy, "I don't think I'm problem& 1 9rut decided ______u N Owth Of 3 GEOGRAPHY the dordinary powers to bypass to- some new ones, including a that then-Vice President Rich. AUGUST ,1n4 State University of New York. Intro. to Criminology 12 nn', Attie M. Kilgore 3 Human Growth a Develop. Regional Geography W Machine Transcription implement EAQS TAO A.NA cut out to be a No. 2 type of a 2. ca l zoni ng laws and revitalize sales tax, were added dur P-KN3 II;;: I Ti nicimme Police Admin. II 42S1,ckurn • ' ADMISSIONS 3 ment Business English e comm give In 1958 t sion w he university Th is as to is g ard Leroy Fisher 3 gay." cons ted slum.rjen urban areas, in Nixon had the 1960 RepubllN 13 S opening 45 AN LC Police Procedures I him 4 Educ. Psychology Business Arlthmaflc a 4 GOVERNMENT platform for travel the Rockefeller years. New can nomination locked Mae and of 41 campuses, mostly small B. Hughes 14 NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) 49 All T 4. P-K4 up. He But that was when Rockefel. speaking engagemen He signed the nation's f irs P3 AN T Criminal Investigation Psych. Personal Develop. U.S. Federal Government W Indexing and Filing 3 L b e r SANFORD: E ts sil kworm Si DflX1C b& a cros t York became one of the most endorsed Nixon after the vice Bessie R. Robinson The Kenya capital ha been 5. K2 7' A M1M A Cons?. Law Leg. Proc. Business Law 3 men? ler was a live candidate for the the nation, From those, hes teachers' colleges, with 38,000 aboron 0-0 eman d 3 State& Local Government T lSMoniJt S2Forrner statute, heavily taxed sta tes in the na- predet agr MUe B. Adams Estella Jr. Williams caught up in a major Copnd. 6. N.83 Criminal Law for Police ee d, re at a sec t Business Psychology 3 Applied Psychology 16 Stupidity Ruian P-K4 presidency, back in 1964 and hoped, he would emerge as the ton, 3 HEALTH S Gardener's 27 Sang to at nighi Brown Delefleld Marilyn Smith Probation & Parole lop 1968, Professional Secretary robbers game, though it is dlffi- 7. potentate 3 meeting in Rockefeller's Fifth NB3 gadget man 2*RarEc In Per. 3. Comm. Health most his Car 53 mth E. Pearson erf I'll likely to lead a Relater years as goverAvenue apartment, to W Shorthand I and II Harriet Frocke cult to say Just who is winning. 8. P5 Now, the vice presidency of6Jd a set of DATA PROCESSING READING N-K2 30 First Ald& Safety ft publican part demoralized Mic Bookkeeping y ha TN el Caolo 291%founuin Pool land II 7Small lu. by nor, Rockefeller seemed to turn platform planks calling for In. Major W Fac heel er ed wi th a soaring crime 9. N-Q2 fered him by President Ford is Basic Computer 3 College Reading 31 Ezist tractieriBIbi $ Goddess o( N-Q2 31 Tidier Office and Business Machines on some of his own Pearl M. Stewart 3 HISTORY 2 Femsie 55 Withered Eldon Shiver Jr. Computer Programming govern. creased defense spending d 2 rate, and with gangsters be. 10. P-QN4 . 33 Flower holderi probably Rockefeller's last Watergate to victors in 1976. . I~A PKB4 Keypunch 111111-11 56 William - 9 be Western Civ. I mental bralnchjjds, He d Garfield Armstron Comp. Prog. But presidential resignation g . FORTRAN 26 Domain ecided strong civil-rights laws. I Advanced Foods Ruby J. RFrancisco coming increasingly violent 11. P. Ireland chance for national office, 2 SOCIOLOGY 24 1Icult P-85 E'nhower's (0 Ceremony WesternCiv.lI O glop got in the way. Comp. Prog.. COBOL Katherine Rober M,Il1 Child that drug-rthabIlIthtI efforts Mary M. Fra and daring, zi er 4 Intro. Sociology In 1964 R th Still, nobody who watched ocke ller e Kenya police 26 Prntly Initials Day Care fe 12. N-N3 made his the N..KB3 I U.S. History I lINegatwo 41O( punishment W were not accomplishing enough strongest bid for the presiden. Rober ta S. Hoffman When Richard Nixon gave up flWaswaj DESIGN & ENG. MAT, Marriages. Family Kel for vi n Bailey ce Is multimillionaire's pulling no punches in its 13. P-B5 Clothing Production I, II, Ill, career as I?Peacr(ul 3 Black American History P-KN4 42Lighisiro W 30 Be prwoll at %1Thfte house to Gerald John W. Stakle TECH. Social Problems D0W 3 v, V and called for mandatory lifecy, losing out to U.S. Sen. Barry war on crime. Emma L. Burt 19 Command 43Ch'irch part governor of New York could 14. B.Q2 • NN3 32 Mexican - __ Ford, he ma de Ford the almost I DOrneslicated 23 Lem agrreable 44 Box Stat.& Strength Ma?, 3 Human Pop. Ecology Quick Sewing 3 HUMANITIES ' Alice Vickers ~____ Pearla Curry _-__11 time imprisonment for all con- Goldwater of Arizona in a clash painter deny that he does not appear to The crime rate first began to 15. R.'Bl R-B2 Spec. Studies. Design Humanities I v Drapery Construction M, Edward 1. icted heroin-sellers. Ile called Buckner Sr. 34 Looked , a No. 2 type of certain Republican nominee for 3 French Christopher S. Thompson be "cut out to be rise in raid-1972, when armed 16. B-K I pa tnot that was climaxed when 47 Precious metal " P-KR4 Humanities II sic Electronic Assembly M, w 1976. SPEECH EARTH SCIENCE for a crackdown James Should Ford choose not to 0. Smith on welfare Goldwater supporters r disk Lynda Tillman 48 Great Lake a guy," and that migh gangs staged a series of raids 17. PxP ~,. 35 Frightener Lit. of Old Testament Industrial at the PXP Electronics 4 TH cy Intro, Geology & Ocean. 11 I Fund. of Speech 26 Muddle SO Mak e lace 3 3 Margaret Murray cheaters and signed a welfare San Francksco convention Rosa Poll k on homes, hotels, restaurants, 18. B-B2 his tenure In the Vice presiden. run, his vice president would be Firefighters, P.N5 200 hour Mm. Intro. Astro, & Meteor. .. 3 Oral Interpretation 3 INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS the likeliest candidate. In either Willa B. Siddafl, Deltona cy Stand. William Otis Bridges residency requirement he had shouted down Rockefeller as he bankjhun overnment soon ram. an interesting one. 19. N N5 Acting ECONOMICS i TECH. 10 Ill B-113 earlier vetoed, He signed leg Landscape Management George L Knesel, Deltona For 15 eventful years, Rock- case, the nation's No. 2 job actried to speak in favor of a Julia Toth, Deltona med through Parliament legir, 20. R-83 Intro, to Theatre Basic Economics 3 Elem. of QuaI, Control 3 M Law P-116 .Iqui red an attractiveness for lation restricting the Urban DE, Enforcement Institute ter W. Glenn, Osteen Directing Prin. Economics I a It 4 Elect. & N. D. Testing Lillian Evans, Deltona latlon providing for the man- 21. P ether dominated the state's pol- Roc 3 W platform plank condemning po. PxP ke feller it had not p velopinent Co Licensed Practical Nursing 's Emma Manuel, Rochester, ELEC. & ELECTRONICS Coliege Theatre rp power to o 2 OuaI. Control Engrg. litcal extrej T Raymond McCuddy, Deltona datory death penalty for armed 22. BxNP itics and government like a U. ou P-113 Nursing Assistant % vi iT erate TECH. sly psessed. in the N.Y. suburbs. 17 tan, He obviously relished robbers who, during the cu Winif red S. Stoix, Deltona In 1968 Rockefeller first gave . N-R3 LITERATURE NB5 Real Estate Principles and ) DC Circuits 3 Perhaps symbolic of Muchorthedeba te IS I in lead DISCHARGES g up his s John J. m ission of a crime, injure their 24. R4 backing for the GOP nomi. Moran, Del tona power he acquired and took 8 to American Literature I Practices T R.N2 Control Circuits 3 ALSO OFFERED the selectior, of a vice 20 g, SANFORD: • - seemingly conservative trend nation to then.Michigan Gov. zestful pride in the things he A . _~_, Basic Electricity MATHEMATICS Mble R. Staats, victims. y P Electronic Instrument'n. NXXP 3 AS TV COURSES president focused on conwas Rockefeller's behavior George Brian A. Welborn Basic Algebra Telephone I tstaliation and accomplished with It. Sharon Armstrong & Baby But the gangsters soon 26. BxQ ENGINEERING Romney, but belatedly NxR Fund. of Math servatives' during Repair allegations that I Capps Baby Boy J Engineering Drawing the Attica State Prison entered the race himself af ter Girl, Casselbu'y 3 d through it all he kept his changed their tactics to accom27.Q-K1 N(B6)xBch lnterrned. Algebra T, TH Cable Splicing and Repair Henry A. B ENGLISH rown eye Ofl yet more power - the Rockefeller is too liberal for a rebellion in September 1971. lie Romney faltered. Nixon won at Wendy E. Rultt & Baby Girl, niodate the new legislation. 26 K'IU RxP Technical Mathematics Key Systems Installation and w Republican Freshman English I & 11 administration, and 3 Robert W. Flowers .-first agreed to negotiate with the convention. Job in the Whi te House. Winter Springs Robberies became more sub tl e 29,QxRch College Algebra Repair 27 128 NxQ T English asa Second Lang. 3 on h is defenders' assertions the inma tes while they were David Inman . When he resigned as goverIn his presidential campaign 31 Jack J. Lynch, DeLand and were designed to defeat the 30. KxN Modern Trigonometry Police Basic Recruit Training TH Technical Writing B-R6 3 at he had still holding hos ta ges some- rhe toric over become more conMae B. Paulson Analy. Geom. Cal. III MW Upholstry nor last December, he did so th Don Alderman, Mims pro visions of the new "hanging 31. Resigns rs, Creative the yea Writing Is. II 3 COURSE NIGHTS MUSIC r thing no other governor, no New York _____ Auto and Truck Repair under a carefully contrived serva ti ve in recent years. bill," Victims were rarely Journalism (newspaper) governor i strongly at____ But if his record as governor Community Chorus Ri.ilding Construction Trades matter how liberal, h pj , r an In P'.it hiZ1! in J0r(1l1s11 (Iii. May.) I harid, dad the robber s p( ever thckc PrJt Ketirdy f Class Piano I ACCOUNTING Is any indication, he was ne ver T, TN before agreed to do, But then, the moratorium Mass Communication 38 3 for one final try at th substitu ted threa ts of violence on nuclear Accounting M,T Chamber Singers I TBA e White an ide3logf Cal li Spec. Studies in frustrated by what he con- testing. He criticized President TV Prog. beral and is not I House in 1976. for real violence, Ma resul t, no JazzRock Lab Band Accounting ______ II ______ ______ w TBA 40 now an ideological conBritish literature I 33 Cost Accounting tended was the Inma tes' refusal Johnson Ile was 65 at the time - he is ______ ______ gangster has so far gone to the TN PHILOSOPHY in 1964 for not spending €uropean Literature l servative. to come Th to te rms, thread he e ceMral Philosophy I 66 now and would ordered an enough on be gallows for armed M rob . bery 68 in 1976, American Literature I 44 defense and not 45 46 3 ANTHROPOLOGY [ Partly cloudy Ihrough Sunda, Logic 47 148 Rockefeller's Record: older than any man ever elect- that ran through all his actions, armed State Police assault, at a tr)ing e.rd enough to in M mIs Artof Film l&Il year there has been an 3 Gen. Anthropology w chance of manty attnn instead, was bigness T PHYSICAL EDUCATION cost of 39 lives, convicts and Vietnam 1 big ed President - but he was FOREIGN LANGUAGE upsurge in Violen ce. In the thunderthrc Highs r 90 and war, Beginning Tennis Ideas, big promises, big zper,d. 51 ART hosta ges alike. M Elm. French I It was not until 19 course of one week recently, ions in low to mid 7O'i. Winds ou: and VigOruus as ever. ing, big Was Never Golf AUG. T Intro. 2-Dim. I.icensed Practical Nurses three red Design Interm. French I ' easterly 10 to occasionally is mp chance But friends and associates Inra th er Ile left the raids occurred ect higher near 53 I, IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE Ceramics Elem. German I M, W thundershowers sisted that Rockefeller baa not about concepts or ap. the difficult task of retaining t TH Physical Science the Vietnam war. In Oil Painting I w Elem. Russian p.m., 1 t proaches. 3 closed niting, Holy Cross Seminole Junior College stars did not come Not Now An Ideological this November to Malcolm WilPHYSICS really turned "conservative." campaign, he proposed [itended forecast lhrouh 56 Oil Painting II off ll y. gh Child Day Care Elem. Spanish I a plan In Episcopal Church Parish Practical N rse In the early years, he Identischool They said he simply liked to act for gradual withdr TN General Physics _I son, his tireless and loyal lieuciouy with .1 3 ASTONOMV Intermed. Span. I M Home Services awl that was An Asian cashier waylaid on chance of lhundersho*tfs. rnainl* House, 400 Magnolia AvC.. &9 graduation and reception. housing and water poll ution fullilme studen PSYCHOLOGY in big and decisive ways to deal drafted by his chief Astronomy GEOGRAPHY tenant governor. w General Ornamental Horticulture a highway 30 iniles from here dvring the night and morning hoor s ts, By 1973 it had Perhaps most revealingly, he wi th whatever foreign polPsychology as big M, T tP.II1, Cunservatio,, I & H • problems came icy ad viser, Henry Ki problems, and he spent become the nation's largest ......~_ the southeast cot and Ks h .iiong by a gang attemp 3 BUSINESS ti ng to sna tc ssinger Hum. Growths. Develop. W Sanford Middle School the $2 huge amounts of monev to t t began somethin2 called to- in hid, Uit C"it GEOLOGY Longwood Area Chamber of ird during the (lt'eqnoon and CM II 4 Jv ',tale university system - 72 ADMINISTRATION 0,0W pa)ToLl he was caron. allu that the a plan that Kissinger later Educ. Psychology TH deal with them. Later, he cipuses Historical Geology Empire State Pla2a, which critproblerns that came to his at. general meeting, 8 orientation program for sixth rying opened fire and killed one e-tening elSewht'r,' Highsin Ih' Intro, to Business M, TH Psych. Personal Develop and almost 300,000 irs saw as T transformed into Nixon's Viet. GOVERNMENT uPOtf IN 10 lOw 94h Lovn mostly in tention in t he later yea rs the ul timate exp.m., First Federal 0 f graders and students attending Personal Finance Applied Psychology Identified drug-related crime studen ts. T TH renamization policy, Of the gang in the gunbattle that the Yos except in the low so% its thr U.S. Fed. Government pression of his "bigness fix- quired 3 Business Math an d the r ising cost of welfare as for first rime and parents, 1 Se minole, SR 4. Speaker Ke w READING lie a lso took pride in his envi- ation," conservativcppearthg foll owed. The rest fled, em State& Loci lGov't. Rockefeller's great wealth, and 3 Intro, to Management p.m. in auditorium followed by tyhan Rockefeller called big problems, and he proposed ronmentel record, T College Reading Daylonh Beach tides for Suno., responses, Ken Dyer and Anne Maynard of TBA International Relations 3 Retailing I ded. inherited from his oilIn 1966 the "mt magnificent govern. 3rd MOfly high 230 am • 3 ii M SPANISH open house. 0 lifetirric Incarceration of heroin Rockefeller pushed thi-ough Florida Power Corp. Over his 15 years as gover. billionaire gran HEALTH the Instructional Enrichment A gang trying to stch the p m ; l Salesmanship S 35 am., 9.35 p df ather , John D. w Elem. Spanish I M. W dealers and sweeping work Personals. Corn. Health Center Monday high 331 ji m, 1 17 P nation's first state bofl(l Issue to acre, marb!eco'erc(J ] Business Law I watch of an Asian youth in a W SOCIOLOGY First Aid & Safety P4Tct1 IN EIGHT COrfflp,2 Marketing nate the legislature and the spral of IOA 9 37 , in Day and Night Classes 1(1 35 p in Intro, to Sociology TH tical M IISTORY Lyman High School Band Lakeview Middle School open UGU5 recipien ts. success. AIT SWEEPS Practicum in Work Exp. M Marriages. Family lie financed his campaigns M atment plants to clean up the the center of ni. low 1.77 am • 9 05 P Nestern Civ. I & II rehearsal in 13-and room, 7 p.m. house, 9 a.m. to noo n for all grief when a plainclothes detec- 1 PA5',1P4G U4RU THE Basic Writing Rockefeller entered New stre ,% 3 WholesIina I state offices for modern governor had ever mostly M SPEECH ta te's rivers. Mondayhigh 3 01 am • 1 tive ta iling them shot and killed C-i J.S. History I 3 CENTER Basic Readirj In 1973, he won years to come, and at $1.5 till, done. He out of his own and his £ACi.1 students; pick up schedules and York politics in 1956 as chair- legislative approval Fund of Sptech ,y ?. . in 'C C e in M, W rammed the most family's 3iack Amer. History two of the robbers. FLOWER. FLOWERS of Basic Math,,mafics a lion it has been descrf bed as the Sweeping programs through a lavi 3 Money & Banking funds, and did so in a man f a commission that was sweeping pi 42A r College l'h,atre TBA Sanford Lions Club noon, meet teachers, Parents Career I4PêJING fl4E Exploration In fact, at ta c ks on lone Indi. put sharp re. most style 11 sh wihnmn Rh4ç r'mL4..a-. 1... L •mns1, ..-e-- --I,. finn ,,,1 '.. "-----,,- -' a stolen sometime this week from women would rather die ftn which is needed for a break. Circle, Sanford. home of Billy DeVane Sr., of live through such a horror; and through by women in chess is Deck of cards valued at 11.25 1008 Caliente Way. the game has been peddled encouragement, the answer sto len Frida y from the home of Television and 15 bags of for centuries as an Intellectual may soon come from England. , S 611 i,uvit-u Beginning Typing DEGREE PROGRAMS A -. -- to I.' Ic 0 ___ 'T'c 1 I c I ems BIg e s CERTIFICATE L) __ HOSPITAL a _______ NOTES __________________________ ______ COURSES Con Crime • ' • Am - ___ wman _____ atw,oto ___ - - - ____ - __________ , - ' ______________ - -_ ______________ _________ -- * ___ - _._-_- - ______ __________ . ' r1 -_ _ NIGHT CLASSES ' . - r ______ - __. ____ - ' , - WEATHER CALENDAR Nelson PROGRAMS - FOR THE - HANDICAPPED J ADULT EDUCATION , oc p , &V 0 010s 11 - \ - ,/ CEKTEP.S ARE YOUR SATIp4( AND FINISH ING PO1NTh. we strldtions on future . r-' viiuu UI in con.rcaIcurant. Hepublicancon. the state's history, growth and state constitution. And in I98, development in the Adiron. struction project in the history trolled legisla ture with what __of the world, w seemed like ease partly be. hen he seemed eager to run dacks, the wild, moun ta inous Een;ng IkIUJI allquadrupl of this, Rockefel. ca use of his persuasive against popular Democratic territory occupying most of the IcrThrough more than - n a 019714, N4 C.& CO"('OIfI (Solution Page 3 ) gov- powers, partly because of a hefty bit of Party-line arm-twisting and partly because of a deft use of pa tronage. He also used pa tron. age to neutralize SOfl1 Democrats, which hepcd divide the Opposition, None of this made him too busy, how€ver, to run for president off-and-on throughout his entire ten ure. Sanford Pilot Club, cookout, 6:30 p.m., home of Marjorie Jernigan, 406 Lake Blvd. Guest tpeak°r- Sgt. Beau Taylor of Seminole Sheriff's Department on "Bicycle Safety," Siiiidii' IJciiij I'ItI5P1Cd r.t'pt Daily and S.lturday an (hr,stmas The S,lnlOqd 14t'Vatd r Ai J?7/l - >' Ofl N hy ', " loud I , -• - Coy, Averell Harriman in wha ed the t northeastern handle of the state budget was deemed a bad year for Restate, it was $1.9 billion When he took office am' $8.8 publicans nationally, the State liockelefler kept welfare ben. billion when he left. Even the GOP leaders decided to give efi1 in the state at among the $8.8 billion did not tell the whole him a cha nce, highest levels in the nation, story, since Rockefeller created Rockefeller, one of the added to the range of ancillary a succession of world's richest men, sur. services available semiand in- autonomous agencies and anprisingly turned out to be an stitu ted the Medicaid pgram. thorities with power to ra ise ebullient and even folksy camIn 1961 he created the firs: and spend money on their own, pa!gner, and e won an upset state agency in the nation to V irtually his first act as ' nouse or ateu. uuest speaker, Rev. Elliott Hodges , pastor Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church. 'bII3 (1i55 POSt*ri.. Pi ii ,I -."ocd. r14.r,aa H?,, Milwee Middle School open house, 9.11 a.m. Students may pick up schedules or register and tour school. 'iicr,ption aIr by Carr i er r 4 CrOOns, High School students previously registered pick up schedule and map of school, 8 am, to noon and 1-3 p.m. Ninth graders not registered should do so. Out-of-state students may obtain residency and immunizaion requirements from (:rooin.s. Central Florida Mineral and Gem Society, Inc., will meet at the First Federal Savings and Loan Assn., 2424 Edgewater Drive, Orlando at 7:45 p.m. viduals are not really the style of most gangsters. For them it is far more profitable to rob a bank or grab a payroll. As a result of a spato of ar- med robberies In recent months, banks have stepped up their security. Staff who handle money and come into contact with members of the public are now provided with bullet-proof cubicles. Counters now also have steel railings that make it impossible for anyone to vault over them. tegilster Now J DAY MON.FRI. 18 o.m..4:30 p.m. I NIGHT MON.'THURS. I CLASSES START I 6 p.m..8 p.m. I SEPT. 3, 1974 eminole Junior Col lege Phone the Registrar 323-1450 For Additional Information Sanford, Florida 32771 I �OPINION Sunday Herald Sunday Herald JACK SANFORD H - Sunday, AUqUSt 25, 1974-4A rrtr'ii ri r i IIJII3 FPL Ads Crlf icli d I P fl F% Y P1 . rm 4#"% IIJI III WASHINGTON - tt iuugslh we set up a Thomas O'Neill, 1) Perkins' posse, made want to give up their cake any more than the Old elected representatives still drag their feet on Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; special "Reform Watch" to keep the public up of Reps. Wilbur -Mass. Mills, 1) -Ark., Wayne Hays, Guard, overhauling the lawmaking machinery. Year, $28.40. By Mail: in Florida same as home delivery. Ali posted on what Congress L doing to put its own D-Ohio, Rep. Lenore Sullivan, 1)-Mo., Harley Respected Rep. Frank Thompson, 1)-N.J.. for .. • •v 4 other tnaii - Mnr, 'i, t ai '1ru.thc C' ')fl; I' House in order, torn imr ipt.c '"i't OilY RULING: Five giant oil comnnnipq ggcrs, wu . cnanliian mstJnce. fasuuiled out of thø fight mr rnrm 'C '4-•1' '!' Iflfl y 55 Ciipittj Hill than )avui Henuerson, L)-N.C., wants to postpone the "The public got what they wanted this year operations from the public with the active congressional reform. When plans to reorganize Boiling Bill until after the November elections, campaign reform," he told us. Thompson, a cooperation of the Securities and Exchange the House surface, even the most antagonistic So far, Albert and O'Neill are har'klni th ranking memher of this rd,uitlnn arut I nhn,' . T! !" 'r' zholl, ctnti Oil cf mes. ukis cunioi,ie to duninem down, reforms. Committee, loves the education side of the California, Exxon, Texaco and Mobil. A workable plan which Rep. Richard Rolling, D. For N ds Help - Mills, chairman of Ways and Means, would committee, but he did receive $21,024 from labor For a time, it appeared that Rep. John Moss, submitted to run the House more efficienUy also suffer a power loss under the Boiling bill, union contributors for his 19fl campai n. L', now getting a bruising. Calif., would be able to drag the information he helped sidetrack it to a study committee Dividing the committee could divorce Thomp. out through his House SEC subconunittee. But The bill would abolish some outdated coin, chaired by Rep. Julia Hansen, Dwash. his. son's love from his labor contributions. Standard, Exxon, Texaco and Mobil, all part of mittees and streamline others. It would break Hansen has her own weaker version of the bill, Of Am rican A tiger on behalf of consumers and con. the Aramco group in Saudi Arabia, speedily the stranglehold ofmembers the seniority which but it is disliked by most Republicans and It servatiosts, Rep. John Dingell, Mich,, would raised the tattered banner of "national security" keeps bright young out ofsystem leadership probably would be killed on the floor. Mills, in have two key committee assignments hatcheted to hide their foreign dealings. positions. effect, was trying 10 pigeonhole u I)llfl' bill by the Rolling bill. Dingell candidly told our They argued that being forced to report \Vhtii (tlalLl l"uid stcppcd into the Oval oltice National prcblenis, from health, to energy, to Hays, whose House Administration reporter Jim Moorhead: "I think the Boiling separately their profitable overseas operations inflation, to tax reform, could be handled faster. as the 38th President of the United States he report stinks and I want to kill it any way I can." instead of lumping them in with their overall Conunittees would be required to oversee the Committee would be leashed by the Boiling bill, doubtedly felt many emotions. In the modern day threatened to hold up election campaign reform Though less vocal than Dingell, several other report could endanger a conference with programs they pass instead Of simply whelpin context his rise to office is indeed a log cabin to and forgetting them, 9 until the Bolling report was squashed. Earb opponents of the bill are equally helpful to the secretive foreign oil-producing nations called by White house story. the capable but cantankerous Hays suggested to poor, the ailing and the Idealistic. Yet they, too, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. But the old warhorses who control the House Starting as an adopted child, he progressed By invoking the magic name of Kissinger and are fighting reform. If their committees are at least one House member that a vote for have drawn the line when it comes to loss of steadily through many walks of life with an un-sliced up like watermelons, they will be left in Boiling might affect the contributions the power, claiming that the foreign figures would only wavering sense of purpose, hard work, integrity member received from the Democratic some cases with nothing but the seeds. mislead investors anyway, they won SEC. apanda fine appreciation of American institutions. Here are three typical case histories of how Congressional C;1111paign Committee, whichThus, Reps. Jack Brooks, D-Tex., Phil proval to keep the facts in the closet. Amazingly, Burton, D-Cal.. and Jim OHara, .1ich., all however, SEC strictly required separate Hays heads. the Old Guard is protecting itself: His purpose and will should stand Mr. Ford in scarred from long battles on behalf of the people, disclosures for foreign and domestic operations - Docent old Rep. Carl Perkins, Ky., would good stead. So will his depth of experience in Even some of Congress' most productive are now Joining forces with spec interests for 11 smaller oil firms. government - 25 years in the House of have his Education and Labor Committee cut in members have Joined to defeat the Boiling bill. champions as Armed Services Chairman F. Meanwhile, the public has little information half by reform. So a few days ago, he quietly While they publicly insist they are afraid the Edward Hebert, 1)-1a, Representatives and 10 months as to determine whether Big Oil's overseas profits organized a bloc of committee chairmen and met reforms will lead to corrupt concentrations of have given him a deep understanding of the We will keep watch on the reforms and report should be applied to bringing down the price of with House leaders Carl Albert, D-Okla,', and power, they privately concede that they don't to the voters before November on which of their gasoline at the pump. workings of Congress and the White House. A lawyer by profession he also has a fine appreciation of the judiciary branch. TOM TIEDE Mr. Ford's unique qualifications, his steadiness and his friendships in Congress - inRUSHER (Iced his low-key approach - are comforting in 'inw nr fhn ltr,,i •....... i_ _t_ crrc+ri rri+ I I iiiiii Uldi iue aneaa. __ Ulm— i iu u i I -,__ LiiiTT —. __ By the same token, Americans should — recognize th at Mr. Ford is not Merlin the magician. Our national problems are deep-seated.They are massive in size and not susceptible to any easy or magical cure. -We believe, however, th at as Americans enter the post-Watergate era, th ey can begin to assess ----the issues with the conviction that morality in th e executive branch will not be a problem. At th e WASHINGTON (NEA) Autr Joe ou tset we can address ourselves with undivided McGinnis, currently writing a book :bout HONOLULU_Hawaii has been having a heat attention to world peace, inflation, the energy American heroes, tells the story of a woman waveand the natives can hardly stand it Several h() fan attending last year's Belmont Stakes. crisis,, pollution and the spectrum of other times the thermometer t'.a., actually hit 90, rn) toppling August After Secreta riat won It, and thereby the coveted problems. records aU over the place. Triple Crown, the lady was so thrilled by the Almost as bad, the temperature has been The new chief executive wfil need the full I It animal she remarked: "He restores my faith in plunging at tuight to low of €a, or even 87. What underst.andir.g and cooperation of the American " humanity," on earth is a body to do' people as well as Corgress. We must accept at face The tale, suppowdly true, Is more than just a The trouble, according to harassed value his assertion that he will serve the nation snicker. It's a commentary on a people so meteorologists, is all this clear weather Hawaii first and think of his political future second. And sta rved for some thing to believe In, even a horse has been having. Without a few clouds for cover, our political differences must be resolved in th e will do. I'm remind ed of that now that the new the SUnImeI' sun in the subtropics warms up the president has replaced Secretariat as the quiet of civilized debate and compromise, air all too effectively during' the day, but there is na tional hero of the moment; I'm reminded nothing to hold the heat through the -The dynamism of the American Constitution star-studded because the lionization of Gerald Ford, currently night. has brought Mr. Ford to th e highest office in the the vogue, is In some ways as inexplicable -,. It vain for visi ting mainlanders, tanning and . — land and the most powerful position of leadership in about as sophisticated as that bag of t hemselves under the glorious sun, to try to tell th e world, The consti tutional process sho d showered on the race track champion. ul . Hawaiians that their recent temperature continue to quiet the raging national waters In th e "'lcans ha ve long created their heroes out readings would be regarded as laughably critical days ahead. of the scantiest of reasons, but sel dorn more equable in most areas of the North American weeny than for President Ford. This is not to say continent d uring the summer moths, Th ey live Public M f Fla. Srtir fill iguss1flcr William T. Mayo has criticized Florida Power & l-ight Co.'s advertising expenses, \l;iyo reqtctcd !'ridav in , kiter to FP&t, president Marshall McDonald that the utility eliminate all adturtising that "cannot be determined to be in the interest , -f your ratepayers." . r ttUu. t 'I a 14 I -iII it n rI " ti- d All ee Mims j Mo., e w- Marijuana Seized LAKEI.AN [), Ha. AP) — Police say a three-week investigatlon by several law enforcement agencies has resulted in the seizure of 120 pounds of marijuana and the arrest of two men. Terry l,'c Collins, 13, and Michael 1)urrell Studstill ere charged Friday with possession Of marijuana ,, intent to sell, officers said. 'Flie' two were placed In the Polk Count)' Jail in Bartow under $10.00') bond each. vice president WILLIAM a.1 awaii S Restores Her Faith - Policeman Charged ' I _________ ---- - death of it ce dispatcher in the Apopka Police authorities say. A spokesman for the Orange County Sheriff's 1)epartment, which is investigating the incident, said Daniel White, 33, was shot as Ring "played around with his weapon" late Thursday. The spokesman said Friday that fling thought tie had unloaded his service revolver but had accidently left one th e gun. The gun fired, the spokesman said and the bullet struck White in the shoulder as he turned to answer a call, lie died shortly afterward, round in - II - , Immunization Campaign ' ' -- - -. - ' . - : - - the new man Role Of Press doesn't deserve good wishes and . 1', on a handful of verdant Islands 2500 mil es -' ' from some respect, but certainly not yet canonization. the nearest land, and they are accwtom ed to ' "What a hero one can be without moving a having the w hole vast Pacific act as a sort of 's'':'-.':-----. finger," said Thoreau, who could have been 101401;1 giant thermostat which never permits th thinking of Jerry Ford. Overnight the fellow l " breezes that determine their climate to becomee become, in the eyes of the star gazers and too warm or too cool. rhetoric reporters, a sort of super who suddenly Mainland atti tudes toward Haw "And they used to say deep breathing was good for i have gone you I's but nonetheless clearly combines the quali ties of through some spectacular swings, ai and I have a EIsenhowe. and Truman. hunch that ano ther is Just about due, m adulation is esPeciallY saccharine in Before World War II, Middle America Washington. Nothing moves the natives here so regarded this remote ar chipelago wi th a cornmuch as an exciting new face, or as in Ford's • blnation of affection and awe. I remember a case an unexciting old face seen anew. The radio program entitl ed "Hawaii Calla" conpoliticos are cranking out complimentary essays theIt's not an easy thing to admit, but sometimes One final example, which really strikes home sisting lar gely of the traditio na press does go too far. l isla nd m usic, It as if each of them knew a ll along, for to all my brothers with black skin. That's the fact the last was broadcast from the Hotel Moana In Waikiki. not It's my desire to pull a Spiro Agnew here quarter ce ntury, that good old Jerry tied th that the media almost always mentio ns to t he sound of waves breaking e stuff and blast the press on list famous up one side and do of royalty.Never mind that f or 25 years in oth the accused crook is black, but neglects to desc it If an beach, To most members of my fa be ri er, but let's just take a look at a few of the big ther's Congress many of his peers viewed For the color of the skin of a white criminal, generation Hawaii (which In fact d as stor ies of recent weeks. was a pretty nothing more extraordi nary than "a very This Is not only a trifle insulting, but it 15 sleepy place in those days, domi nated by the On one show they spent 30 minutes telling Coopera ti ve men," he Is now, innUy, "a great Na' a nd biuisti ng a fertilizer for the seeds of prejudice. people how easy it is to get the Ingr edien ts to mere couple of luxury man," a "solid pillar of determin hote ls serviced by the Ma tson LIne) ation," and, no make an atomic bomb. Can Media people are generally among the most seemed, and you imagine how all ki dding, according to one collegue, "ma be th was, an unat ta i na ble dream y e the terrorists out lire honest and d ed icated people I have drool f inest man ever to be president." Eat your ed over that ever met. But they can make mistakes, Then con heart program? ¶ am e Pearl harbor, and out, A be LIncoln. their Judgment can err suddenly Ha waii was and they can Th the unconsciously en, a little more recently, newspapers reflect prejudices Much of this excess was to be expected. Ours front line of the Pacific war, To hundreds of thousands of Am that consciously they deplore, is carried the story of how a National Guard arn age o! skepticism where the normal sources erican it was the last port of call before bat servicemen of heroes are drying up, The best-kw soldier mory was broken Into in Compton, Calif. The All of which can be used, and very possibly a green O( for rest and reha tle, and later stones also mentioned how easy it would be to will be used, by those who clamor for bjlithti0 th e con trol It was the war, and the postwar remember Buck Rogers, but not Buzz Aidrin, era of tranHenry Aaron Is no Ba be Ruth , Mark Spitz removed from the stolen weapons. So either the people who control the power of soceanic commercial aviation, that gave Hawaii The press, in my opinion, was sending In big its mighty shove. Almost every plane the press will have to make an effort to stop couldn't bold Johnny Welsmuller's jockstrap. flying to or those from the Far East stopped bold type to terrorists who may not have realized And certainly Richard Nixon did little to im- t he th ere, and thousands little mistakes, errors and expressions of se facts be fore, but now knew where they prove the lot of gallan t men. indeed, after Nixon, prejudice, or someone else may do it for them—. Of tourists sensibly stayed over for a few days under the subtropical sun. might be able to get the tools of mayhem, the na tion cou ld be expected to fall In love th despite their pride an dedication. wi nysucces,sor, such is the way of people unen di ng broken hearts. Yet if the attery for Gerald For About the atomic bombs.,,,. (of which we little guys d can be understood it shou ld not be co ndoned. Th e Winter Park Mall will be transfo The really know' so very little).....gleaned from Technology At least rmed into a live 1 not until there is some reason other than studio wi th Heview.M.j,T.: ligh "Early in ts , cables, camer relief. Sept. 1963, the Federal that is as For all his tune inpuhildilfe, he is still largely an Around need ed to brcdcast lire (or the 3rd and all e lse Radiation Council sharply downgrad the dangers of unknijwn quantity. Apart from J'wic Tekthpn on Sept. I Irouuu th e mall annual Jerry I r;1tji('Ictj(' failout ft tkuiiiid that ;dI r:,tliIán some apparently -' . - The press in Western democracies , as Alexander Soishenitsyn discovered, is disorderly, irreverent and irrepressible. It makes many errors (most of them in public), is sometimes irresponsi ble, violates good taste, is guil ty by turns of nsaticnaljnn and seIf'ctmsorship, is partisa n at times and prejudiced, swarms ever a story without regard for the sensltivities of people who arouse its interest, bede vils celebrities and statesmen—and is free, Newsmen tend to be raffish and cynical . But, in th e best sense, th e press can be th e sh ield of our liberties. Th e very conhision, th e diversi ty of the pr In a free society is a guaran tee th at the truth will out. Th e pu blic can judge for I tself whet he r th e recent c ritic ism of fnr i' r!e th e nr in L Wag;t nquliy has been Justified, Some of th e critIci is no doubt valid, But, in part because of a free press, the people now know the tru th , - ' I :: price is right too! IF PRICE Press Does Something 4 Tubbs Blasts O'Malley v MfJiul'rTfsI.1r,1) Fla. iAJj -State Rep. F. Eugene Tubbs. H-Merritt island, has attacked state Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley, saying his fining of insurance companies is a method of campaigning for reelection, Tubbs. candidate for Republican nomination as insurant't' commissioner. A,l%IfI "if Ih fjn,11n,t .-t eL.. ga 'tIgdti('h) of i complaint show misconductn the part of -in insurance compny, the case should be settled in a court (if law with the insurance corurnissioner repre. .-,enting the People of Florida." As long as the insurance commissioner (if Florida serves as in'.estigator judge, jury and fine clerk, th ere is ri'orii (or t':hftc cc'llar blackmail with the insurance ti'mpanit's of Florida at the polic holders' expcn.,e,'' Tubbs said, erri, P o ri ACTONEB I P NAP OP PSIS P A C H U C A P 1)1 OKW , EAKK IV A U B I Ii MAO HWA C AC E C NC P DA I WP RHOI)GiflOP KOT DOP P A N H A W R F 0 If (h) A 1)1. I P 1) P ANMLPPEI:PUI)I)1)LLONAP INKAP IL II ML AC P WA[JH AP NCP AA F I U WO U C K A A C H P A UP N K I I 1' (1 Ii R 0 I, e '' tei & n airs v - i - Aif 300 CT FILLER PAPER ...S9 LJ4 4 PRIMARY SCHOOL BOX in 4410 00 En.RUBBER 8 02. PLASTIC CONTAINER Gu nter Question s - ELMER'S C RIG 00 57 Oil Price Policy TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Venezuelan oil prices and PACK OF 100 1 - Egyptian wheat deals have been questioned by two Senate candidates who say they're trying to protect American consumers. Rep. Bill l'At,1jfjA,SSE1 Fin. All — Sta te heal th officials have launched a campaign to make sure that the more than 210,000 Florida children who will enter first grade or kindergarten this fill are immunized. As hum) as 40,000 of these children may not as of now x' f ully immunized against polio, diptheria, tetanus, h'eping cOugh, measles and rubella." the Health and Rehabilitative Services Department said Friday in a news release . Th e release cited an 85 per cent drop in measles and 33 Per cent drop in the number of rubella cases since 1971 be. .;iuie of the state's immunization program. Parents should contact their physician or local health 'If ice at'ut the shots, the release said. - - - Al 01 hA, Fla. iAPi - I'olicv Sgt. Alvoyc Ring has been - , wil c harged with,rnanslaUititerifl the aCCidentaiShoouflg Heat Wave Has Hit 90 ________ JACKSONVILLE (AP) - trial, brought laughter to the Controversial businessman rOrtro(mw Friday Turneledth asked if 1w wanted to be heard. d in the sale of fran. "Am I invited to withdraw, At Eckerds you know chiSesof two firms, says lie )ouhOnea presciiption is right ... and I ni1hul u you re going to iet the others back on trial, out, I'm entitled to equal proI "11 I'm not represented by tection." (Edward Garland of Atlanta), Halley asked Tjoflat to disI'll represent myself," Turner miss the charges against him or said Friday. "I can do a better give him an Immediate retrial. J J " lot) thrn ', -- - -__ - 1ur1u.1ili!11 'a I I i! wa . . r Bills IMF t IV u S in uouwe jeoaru rnc1 in. District Judge (,eraldn Tjoflat tLrfering cith his la practice. durtnga hearing onmotionaby "1 have to make aiiing he --=----=-=-- -= — :itlornevc who want in rtnv :'---••11111111 ::-- -. _ representing Turner and seven Another request for dismissal HF EXTRA STRENGTH PAIN RELIEVER i_.....f all of the was made by Jacksonville at. Orlando area. torncy Charles PIlhiie f or his The attorneys said they client, Malcolm Julian, also on haven't been paid for the first LOW Pillans said courts have held lot flL .I o That trial ended with a hung that trials even shorter than the jury on May 30 after nearly nine Turner case are punistinie'nt iii{Jntbs of testimony. A new enough.'' HOLE - LIMIT ONE trial date has not been set. Others asking withdrawal '1 Turner said he would like to were Roger E. Zuckerman for -. continue to be represeniteu üy harry B. Atkinson and Jess (;arland but acknowledged the lliclunan; Frank K. Martin for unpaid fees. IA.-Ito), Beale; Michael Signian "I'm in debt $2 million," he for Ben U. Bunting; Kenneth said, pointing out a political Vickers for Clyde C. Cobb and which he arj Henry Gonzalez for Hobart %VUr FOR PENCILS, ERASERS. ETC - REG 29c of $5mill!nn a : RA i assets of $3 million, Turner is Kenneth Robinson and John seeking , Dc o c r a t i c Nuckolls already have been reS nomination for the U.S. Senate. leased as attorneys for Turner's Turner's co-defendants also Koscot Interplanetary. Inc. and S ... 23 said they didn't have funds to Dare to Be Great, Inc., 0Z pay their legal bills. The)' asked cosmetics and motivational . " '.1 " for court-appointed counsel, businesses respectively. FOR HOME. SCHOOL OR OFFICE Tjoflat said he would rule on The corporations, their parthe motions next week, 1 ent firm, Glenn W. Turner Boston attorney F. Lee Bail- terprises Inc., and the nine inRIG C 'V ey, who represents himself and dividuals were named in a 26.... 0 0 *24 won a severence from the oth- count endictment handed down ' ers about midway through the last year in Orlando. -: --- Countyco-defendants D-.1 - Sunday. Auuust 25.197,d—JA FXfFnPim Robbers Hunted MIMS, Ha. iAPi F'H1 agents and Hrcv'irtj sheriff's dt'ptitii's are searching for a man ho robbed a savings and loan firm of an estimated authorities Say 1 Policesaid the two apparently escaped from a Wooded area cst of Mims where officers said they believed the pair fled alter the Friday hei(lUp. \uttoi itn. aid (lie t%%0 tan iziti, the '," oi after their tetilway automobile skidded ('11 the road during r('ape from the First Federal Savings and Loan ('(fIu Minis, just north of Tltusvjll',. Tile man, arined 'Arith a shotgun and Pistol, held up the firm his o'nan companion waito-fl in the get -away vehicle, i'lice said, S _ Sunday Herald Be Own Lawyer IN RRIr.r , •_• ANDERSON P0 1iticirinn I)P-c n 'i NE u. L$JYU, *lJDflsfler TOM AIKENS, Editor l(OHERT ('. MARKE'. Advertising Director FLORIDA '4 - sooN. FR[;NcJj,wf 321 Area Code 305-322-2611 or &31-M3 Turner Might tiunter STUDENT !NDEX - said in - campaign statement Friday that Vice President-designate Nelson Rockefeller sh ould state his position on oil-pricing policies of the Exxon Corp. and Venezuela Richard Stone, meanwhile, issued a release questioning an "Egyptian wheat deal" provid.ing for the sale of 100,000 tons of American wheat. He said the -. ." wheat should be used to lower 'r" bread prices here. Gunter noted that Rockefeller RFP 8111 ('UNTFR owns a lar ge amount of land In Venezuela and has 3ubstanutjal con.suiners." holdings in Exxon. Exxon is a "It is about time that our major supplier of the oil, much Congress and federal governo f rom Venezuela, y inent came through with an Florida power companies. 'American wheat deal' and an Rockefeller's views on the 'American oil deal' so that the "enormous economic damage prices of bread and oil In being done to our people, not America go down," he said. only In Florida, but throughout Mallory home, another Sen. the country, by the impossible ate candi da te in the 11-man level of prices should be made a Democratic primary, claimed mauerofrec'or(IGunte:sairJ 90017 IS 0 SS496. 49c PACKAGE OF BALL POINT PENS C SPECIAL . . . . . . - 33 . - - - FIUpi - (WRIT ES BETTER MONTHS LONGER) •'. '' PARKER ' JOTTER . . . . . . lie AIEDIC4rED C BALL POINT . JNSCR -- 99 C14AFS . 0/ - KEEPS YOUR PAPERWORK HANDY' RIG 19c 2 - - V I 8 1/ ' C IPBOARD . --- - Stone said a recent decision Police Benevolent Association. by Venezuelan and Kuwait to "I have always had a great cut oil production because of deaI of respect for the PBA and abundant supplies in America the concern they have for the - TAPE RIG '_ . -. 59" . . - -- I I? JYIMU IL MAGIC ' 1.24 S S S 119 SCOTCH TAPE - - are' an outright slap in the face preention of crime on our of the American producer urni ',til. aiJ - RIG ?9c . . . . 16 . . . C SUPER SHEER WONDER10' ALL NUDE - PANTY HOSE W Z ' I JC - Florida Teachers Boycott NEA Hearing WASHINGTON (AP) - Call- to disaffiliate. That, they said, ing it "nothing more than a is why they decided to boycott charade and a mockery," offi- the hearing. dais of the Florida Education An NEA official, however. Association have boycotted it said no decision will be reached National Education Association on the Florida matter until hearing, sometime next week. The hearing, which began FEA President Catherine C. Friday and was scheduled to Luther told a Friday news con. continue today, concerns ference in it Washington hotel charges that could lead to the across the street from NEA state group's disaffiliation from headuuarters, ''1 will r,nI - - - - -. - �- __________________________ - _______________________ 6A--Sunday Herald - ___________________________ - - - - - - - - F I ________ — - Of Time ' Coming A At FTU ___ — . " _________ I I lul A II TI AI — 16%11 1 r1L ;3 VV(3 i I VU I I I %.7U L Roof I / . s --7- I r 4 i (1 " , R ?- 1k. A . 0 F ' 11 ft recreation town, POI white gold lation falls to what it was in the bother to now. But It was a big , pioneers, though recent pas w n a f fami. ey learned he th to get around on Iles of Greek descent kept ski.,. They called th em fIOCks of sheep on the slopes of snowshoes. (Today's snowshoes ek nyon — n the were called webs then) Gore site ofthlan "boom town of In this the Rockies." region, only the river valleys • . -_ 'j ,.' "' -• - , - -tl - ,- V I 1I I'— '77M ~ ~- j '____ ___ Vail is a favorite aiding spot were homesteaded, The mou. -u , for President Gerald Fwd, who taIns became part of the White has 11 condominium here. River National Fores~ used The wid, canyon, Its swift mostly for 1mber1ng. r - named for an English no- to get a paved road (U.S. 6) bleman, Lord Gore, who r a pass in the Gore Range, brought a hunting party bere In COlMft-Un the remote valley This -s with Grand JunctIon, 150 miles Ammer home of Ute Indians weS4 and Denver, I(* miles until gold and hills of trees to build railroads And use of the mountains for and mines. Disgusted at being winter sports began. dispossessed, the Indians set Daring World War II, spite flrs burning thousands t opers we ro re trained at camp of acres of other f0ML Me, 20 miles soath of hero. 40 - ..A& - _- II - • , - - , - - - ~, -. " ________ ____ _ ~ - "AL i " ?' ____ _______ __ sh - hun east isle in the last The mountain pass was After the Prospectors came named after Colado's chief lum bermen, who stripped some high way engineer, Char lie Vail. [_ I moun ta in range above are highway de part ment managed t he early 180k f i. • - - : . W I 11 ~-7~~ii RM&> =_~ , "- -_ , ,_ i 1~~ ; .1 - ~1: = ~—_ • - - ." . -,:0,_, 5j!;;;6~ - '.. I . . A -m _=W __ W i -~ , n a -.1 Imm - - ' N . _____ •I ' i t d . r - umes "We dori't keep sUtistics on records anymore." said a spoasrnan for a large Floridagreyhound rsc thesabQutwestieyerhea oj Sand Cut, born in June IM was among a litter of 12 Pu ps purchased for 13,000 Thigpen and a friend from greyhound breeder Doyle Oberbeck of Amarillo, Tex. "Thes; wffe tatooed and we put all the letters In an ashtrsyand d," 55)5 retired meat packer ld"PW ~ixawl he drew six. I %41'und tip 'Aith Sand Cut by the pin ('Id luck of the draw." nigpen, 62, leased Sand Cut to Julicn Dial, a well. known Daytona Beach kennel owner, in January, and it wasn I long before he knew "we had a winner o our .. I ________ ' I . - - -_~.I I THEY REALLY *. : Moving to the DsYtOns Beach Kennel Club in the Wing, - -.times, third once And fourM owe. He MrW* Out 3 d(am cm3ecuUve win before pniWng setnd last month, but came back for another f aiglq wins before being upset last weekend. "He's got a hea rt of gold," 55)5 Thigpen "And it's getting to whe,re his bank account is ma& o( gold Im," adds Th;1911,en's wife Evalyn. Thigp,en. who gcts a fixed percentage of Sand Cut's purses, saI d the dog Itas wen about S15,0DO so for in a racing career thaI will last for another two years. str 11 I L ~ ----------__ - ~ ___~~__ I . .~- I -, ,; O-Z. - - . .1 . ci c." , it .__ P 1± _ . 1 -____ U gouge i _, IIff _______ 'a, , A _ . - ___ 0 .;,iiiii -- A"-1 t+-.1', , V I, .!,. . W, - -. -1 -, -,v,m. - ,- , *, J r . If - - '- __-- , 'I 4rsr -- -- I--, %. . - Ar. .411 I . I - 17 :, — _.: pro M J F-41, f"'•" 1' - - ]U _ _____________ - -r. _ IRIII~__ I 7 --~ _n 1 --7~~ ~ _~~___~=_ I W_ =;X -1 Z~ __ _ w: __~ ~_=wra:_ ~. _.___ -7 -I r. - -1 . --- _ __ - __ - - - own S - _-_-~~ __ ~== , - --~ I ; _, . ~ .__ ower _____ M-0_-_ __._-__ ...- I 1 -1 - -1 .1 __--____ - mt- ower _w I . ~ AlI . mum,M, _-, I ~. --h --- - __ - — - rives around Southern California in an '.__._ _.-A - -- - .- -r-__- $18,000, air-conditioned limousine. He Is also a . __W .• , : - -- t p or re-e lIec tion n November, congressman. Stark has returned to his district to sound out - at first hand the - _ _____ ~ 2r= - - __ -- - - ________ - ' feelings of his and frustration cons t It uten ts towards the Tower of Washing ton." ______ Hack to the roofs; Stark discusses th e '(owers of Washington" years. We have a Secretary of Sunol Regional Park In a "The mood there was som- Se ni or citizens dominate this State who's playing military shaded grove next to a creek ber. 7 re was a krise of group. *D,ey about the games and is not concerned which widens into a swimming historicIV destiny. I was awed," decreasing complain value of social with aid for humanitaria n pond. Kids are cavorting, he says. security and the dollar. They're reasom. I'm concerned that we The constituency changes The SunOI visit is ostensibly a worried about taxes. don't eliminate foreign aid But dramatically. Here they're all picnic, but Sta rk is on a tight there should be aid for drought white and middle class. Sixty of schedule. Back in the car, he "MY feelings for changes of to explain new developments in eo. On the eve Of inlPeachment, Washington. "I There is no way," Stark don't have much don't want any of you to get says firmly to them, "you're your hopes upon Gerald oni I going to change my mind on the hate to be a harbinger of doom. right of a woman to determine I think his record of voting if she wants an abort ion." against everything I consider Sitting on a table, hunched in Gerald Fo rd which is wh humanitarian and decent is up, hin hands clasped over his voted against (his appointment) areas in Africa," knees, he discusses rising , im - - absolutely zero.,, • I • them. Most are envimnme, lunches on a bag of peanuts and tax reform" Stark says to them, "The Congress," retorts one talists interested in a PrOPOsed a can of soda enroute to "blow ~ot and cold. My concern lady, thinks we've got a bill to make the Diablo ri dge livermore (pop. 49,000) where now is more with inflation. I oney tree." which traverses rive counties, a his branch office there is in a would like to we taxes raised "Unfortunately," shrugs national park. Stark is sponsor municipal building at the air- only for incomes above $15,000. Stark, only w hen it regards of study which seeks O,0OO to port I was disappoint ed at not seeing the mili ta ry budget." $100,000 in funds from Twenty-nine people, all white gas rationing. We're goin g to Why, they want to know, can't Congress It's a fie to 10 year and neatly dressed in California ha v e to learn to deal with the Democrats do something process, Stark explains to casual. await him while more rationing. , We don't have about this since they have a them, before such a park can be filter in. working majori ty in Congress? unlimited supplies of petroleum created: "My not," questions a mid- a nd food We've never before "It's pork barrel, parochial die-aged lady, "get them to use "Our Democratic majority is legislation. I can trade off with the oil depletion allowance for dealt with an inflation caused a coalition and far from a John Seiberling (Ohio) for his what it was intended, oil ex. by unified one. We have to trade Cuyahoga County park. I'm ploration?" off th i our ruralIand southern the comseUng with someone's ho "We're going to eliminate the On a summer day, Stark is prices: "The Site House will back hi his district (or what he do nothing. Congress may, If we 'calls "Constituents Day," It's have as Vice President.' controls , I'm going to an idea he borrowed from Pete Insist on a cros • s- the-board con McCloskey, the maverick Retrols, not just on wages while a publican congrewan on the Prices spiral." frOill the sale of his bank. fie vises, "any ti __ peninsula south of San Fran. He is asked about the new drives through the district in a phone." ederal disco. Stark spends the entire Chief Executive "I don't have dark blue, air-conditioned What's his position on reduc. day making appointed stops in very much confidence in Gerald Mercedes 450 SEL, an S18,000 ing aid to South Vietnam, sohis vast district where the Ford, which s why I voted limousine, meone wants to know, voters are free to visit with him. against him as Vice President," "I'M in Washington." he make rrequests and trade talk. "I would like to cut out all t 1k Stark r replies. II ansers 'Tha's the e toner." military t's not a bad earl)' camI ' aid to Oneof thepeopteexpiajnsthe "You ha ve to go through andSouth KoreaSouthVietnam and so u th east counterparts." pitalorsomeofle'spotoffj" oil de pletion allowance, At loin the morning, 11 black gulf between a Politician and several echelons to get throug,It Asia." Stark spent a month last 71w Stark entourage moves his constituency "You're sort to )ou," lie has his blue blazer off Promises Stark. complains a black summer ith s daughter on out of people are gather around of In the tower." east Oakland and across now . Kids hang in th e tree man, I want to shake your hand' an official to ur of the area, Stark in his headquarters at the the ablo ridge, which divides branches above him, He Stark is an admitted Ionic into o ur Offfte in says is the lady, drugging her Wh) Eastmont Mall in east Oakland. ir e're Insecure in his district through housing relaxed lie feeLs impelled hu sband chair. "Never Wash- southeast Asia is They call themselves the Black capital gains tax on $42 million ington on the phone," Stark ad- that's escaped me for the last 10 ated s hand canyon winding up at Washington. before." ____________________ HARD f Hearing? Call 834-8776 , so / 322-1812 Sanford '. SANDRA RAWLINS SU-9212 Casselberry ;I w I ANTI 4i2 ltamonfe$ pr mno, SHIRLEY MILLET 834-9f2)2 Forest City HILDA RIC14MOND 514,3167 N11ona -1 to= & ~ U CI P U'S ! '• -. "-gal -r , . - ', - -• n I S u a o Announces - ~~~ . ____ I . I ,_ - ____ - -I '! -%! - I- - -, -t; . __ - _- ç 5- 0 it 1. !-,!, ... 1 :-" ZM m-= - 11-N-F-W-1 :• P ' ' ~. ' 0 -- • - - F- - - , -_ - - - -- -- . - 0 It . e opening I I 6* .. 4 1 , , -a. Hgmol 11,11' I M- a . I # .1 1 - , — . 'I - _____ _ - __- - ~.- - 1% . ~'-r,-_I~ _i - . . .___ ~4 EDrWR'S NOTE - Ranch-el s ordering buffalo meat in record who operates a 5o,000-acre buf- sorne heifer calves to Idaho for animads u~ed f~ who started raising buffalo as a amounts ,r slaughter any- tiOnal Bison Range was estab. lab ranch west of Pierre, 1) about $400 each He has cushobby have found that the here ," he said BobSchall, a Montana ranch. said there are bout .3o,000 toiners irr Was fished in 1908' to help hington as well, symbol of the American West er - one of a handful raising A spokesman for the National a representative herdperpetuate • buffalo in this country today. and ii. his own region. of Ameri. outsdlls a beef cow. Buffalo buffalo Bison Range said the entire can buffalo. The is still kicking him. About 5,000 of them are on ref. herd is kept at meat Is in demand, and private self for liquidating Houck cnId buffalo slaug khte err herd the re probably could be about 320 animals. in herds are prnidIng It Some herd in recent years.Prices are in YeIlos1one National The Durham Meat Co., Sat, Park, , -snebers wish beef cattle had tip, demand unprecedented. volume. began 10 to 12 1969, the range sold 79 buffalo Jose, Calif 1 lists Safewa), Red more buffalo traits (;real herds of buffalo niun rice Owl, ,National Tei and AlbertH( muge at (sit hi Okla , 400 at years it, bering an estimated 20 million the National Bison Range in V)oflit'' ranch where the meat of 68 48 a he,iti son a supermarket chains as B EVE MOORF in the mid 1800s, once roamed Montana and was sold to Safeway stores and .Victor May, range foremen9 large customers for buffalo smaller he said the 70 buffalo moed meat Associated Press Writer at then in Custer SthtPark S D this country. They were slaugh. other national parks in the 1IEINA, Mont, (AP) The tered for their hides and for West. wher it s sold to Red Owl through the auction ring this Bud Flocchini, vice president buffalo Market is bullish. stores. ' year brought an average of and part owner of mrham said meat ,as settlers moved West. 71w rest are o%% ned pri vately Here on the high pl.1 ins of the Historians said there were only over W each. 111 Houck, ~%ho IX-lieves flock MountUlii country, l iii l88 when the federal nation's largest buffalo Putind for pound, buffalo available by mail order in processing plan t. me feeder ter . ranchers who started raising government took emergency with meat sells at prices 25 toSO per relatively small quantities. It a lx_rd of the meat is processed at of 3.500 **uffalo as a novelty or hobby action to save them from exnot including this year's calf crop - USDA-inspected plants, such as cent higher "in beef. A grass- sells for $4.90 a pound for bone. now find they have some valu- tinction, id City , S. D.. said there are.23,000 buffalo in unein 'able beasLi romping around. Roy Houck, president of the Canada. I louck noted buffalo is still con. 4 years of age Grain-fed cattle for T-bone steak, $150 for .,l , Markets and restaurants are ,National Buffalo Assoiciation, Schall said raising buffalo sidered "a wild animal," and go to market when they're two. roasts, $2.85 for stew meat and I ; The nearly 19,000-acre Na- $1.50 for ground buffalo burger. has been akin to a poker game restrictions are i;ot as sLI as those for slaughtering beef LARGEN AND CLONTZ and he lost one hand. "if I'd SURGICAL ASSOCIATES, P.A. seen this (increased demand) I cattle, although all commercial probably would have fenced a outlets are state-inspected. "PliN Robert L. Bevier, M.D. tHe SOCIATIo or buck snid some people not littlebetterand not liquidated." CHAR L ES fie had a bout 150 animals in knowledgable about buffalo HARMON M C -411 the ror Tho Praoic e ot of his recent earabuteut the herd to been critical of their torn (IFFILPAL ANDVASICULAR SURGI.Py about 50 on the 6,000-acre ranch mercial slaughter -,because it 0ffice for Family Practice. AT he olv-rates on the Flathead In. appeprs to be cutting down on LAKEVIEW PROFESSIONAL CENTER at dian Reservation south of the their numbers." That is untrue, illit 1IRSISIPLUT SAW OkD he said. National Bison range. 111110NIL 111 1841 I I 00 East First Street AP4D "I got started in this as a "Most slaughter animals are DEL70NA MEDICAL ARTS CENTER Sanfor d, Florida ' hobby, but the buffalo have surplus males and old cows. All A been real goo,] for the ranch," fliVO PHOi S1I producing females are kept. I Telephone 323-9570 he said. Schall recently ship ped don't know of any productive . - - [ - ~*w , p - hmiess VAI r p' ,~ ~ I I I I I I I I ~ 1111 it' -- ' 4 AIR OFSANFORD,INC. 100 N. MAPLE AV E. - . I * - commutes by air from Wash. Further south on MacArthur ington. D.C. to California to find Boulevard, a dozen women are Out what his people are picketing in front of the Bay. thinking. mont branch of the public iibr. To them, tie's plain Pete ary. Inside there are 30 peopl Stark, their mod-haired On sitting before the book shelv1. fit budsman and link to the outside to hear Stark. Through tht world of national politics, wi ndow you can see the signs They are the constituents of "Thou shalt not kill ,.. America California's 9th Congressional is drowning in the blood of the District (newly gerrymandered innocent." The pickets are he tells them things like: "I !j _flQTi!_q. SOUTHERN - Y. '4 ressman from the old 8th) who almost PrOtestingSthrk(and3g0J5( surely will return Pete, a the Hogan bill to outlaw fliocra, second w abortion, 10 of them move term in Cong?ss this inside to interrupt as he begins ) , _____ on This Is Advisory Colli'llunity and the), on E. how the national crisis In l4th Street in the black ghetto. credibility affet one After rmer Congre ssman wi th Pees a fo "Iley," cautions Pete, -we got guys breathing down our A congressman climbs down necks for the $100 000 we owe the lower from the last campaign. By MURRAY OLDERMAN just sitting here holding OAKLAND, Calif. - (NEA) breath we ain't gonna s our pend - At. least one time every six much dough. It ain't th ere, . '116. fhe rIbo4)ood? j ____ ----I------ -------------.---------- ____________________, . I It 9 ' I_ ii et~; . -.--- -1 -_,V-_A -_~~ __11,_. .1 I I__~-~_____ 7- -&v- ,I __ __ _ ~ _ ~ - _;=~ =-=11 I ! ~~T. ____ I EDITOR'S NOTE: * %w in — A2=~& st . , I _4 % 6-1 I.Ai., I -1- try FOR THE EST %W 133 East RoWnm DM"Iown Orlando 2 Til 1 ur.Ana_ M " __ - --- J_ 9 - - __ _ - _ - TJT_ . - -1. so- - ut I J -- • ..,,, - - I k while James favors a Ire. A •Fht-se D ream Street clowns are bigger than life on sky-high stilts. They are among many street performers, Including jugglers and magicians, who are part of a family entertainment renter In Jackson, N.J. t ~------ -.- i-.., ___ -lie S ____ ------- I - - • Ice skating. - tiOn's population and three. The aliewment Of the 5,444 quarters of its manufacturing patients in the Sunlxiid centers activities fall wi thin a 750-mile was Inade in June. radial of ffichmond, according The 41-page nVort shows to the 1974 "Virginia Facts and _; there are nearly 2,0oo people Figures... - 4f'. - -' es his vintage Hudsons, 1 1 . r I '-':-" TALI.AIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) who could be ready for transi- bon panel has developed a pro. --Q per cent receive routine- cent don't know hcw to order Nearly two-thirds of the (ion into the community in a gram of behavior mod if ication ly preacrib pa tien ts in Florida 's Swiland relatively short time medicatIon, 31 meals and %.9 per ce nt don't with ade- defining what is acceptable in per cent require regular medi know how to make a purchase centers are adults, a majorit) quate training, McAllister said treating these patients cal care, 10 per cent have vision of whom are severely or -10 per cent are skilled in One-third of the population is McAIlistr said (hi' rPnfl for prob1em and per cent have math, 3.3 jer cent hi - wrIting p1'd1, rctardt-d d iiew 'ut iiig vuaLionai retwum many of the low ski ll le ets that hearing difficulties state study shows. and 3 5 per cent in reading Lation and 64 of them hold comshow up in the report is that -98.7 per cent cannot use a petlti%e jobs in communities -While 24 per cent are con there are either no facilities to One-third of the Sunland popbicycle, car or motorcycle "We do have a high level of dered -ambulatory, oni ulation has demonstrated some clients who will be ready for train t he patients or el se no 378 perso ns are unable7o' mov training program. form of violent behavior, nearly transition Into the community," around In y y half are not toilet trained and 55 McAllister said. "We're now The fac t that r (of the-22.2 cent cannot feed per con cannot commun ca nnot wash them. themselves, almost 40 per cent getUng some me y our -. paicn1 • ,, , , population We' e .. .,i- per Ce11 ,,e .e canno wess arns,s UUJ • the study alsoshow t . canno,, t h t ud own mea,,,, iu.epercenineeusome,ivjp,n stems from the lack of faciflUes dreming. thern on qucy ~ That data is included in I DEAL to teach many of them these The report also shows that first comprebt-ruilve report on -77.5 per • little or Surdand centers are filling up the k F j h no ouseeepng an The report shows: states x Institutions for he with severely and profoundly pir cent cannot fix their own 11 r etarded adults, he said -f per ce nt of the patien ts meals by retarded. tkiilec patients who have demonstra. are either severely or -833 per cent do not know how In addition to providing ibackled some form of violent behay- profoundly retarded, nforto use the te lephone, 81.2 pe r lor cannot be mainta.ined In mation on ages and -1 ound, the report Includ--3 de. community facilities. he said. ilt Ii tails on their health, levels of "The whole nature of our , . -• ' obility, speech, reading and Population has ch, -4, 4 IllatIle-Matical skills, self-care Past few years," he said. "And CALL I/ / S". haaft#6 tmtwof. tick abthues and vocational Mitus we're lng to use old staffing • I 12 ff FREE The report is the first result of 10 to 3 In ESTIMATES Of ChKh. CMWI CoW. The study shows 495 persons the Imple;nentation of a new %11 601111111111111 WSWIrruds"C"Ift .01 ire frequently violent, CeWL Nod; IN bm". 0-4 It aw 'AM-!--Aft IftL ( - hr pror . 2iom bill be used to Measure the prog. McAllister said. and a blue-rib. oft, "M $ reu of e3ch patient toward self. f."""Aw.001 I #302 ' 11 3.40 Iilac h ' .' .I reliance, Jack McAllister, r Division of Retardation Population Center 01 director, said in a enM y r -, . N~-- - TOWN In his First 25 starts at the J, Sand ut won 13 races, finished second in five and third in five. Included was a first place finish in the Juvvinile ja - w ______________________ Al , 1"r," 0 . I/ /; # 4 I 6 iI . I ,I k: h; I/ ~, ,. I , UI .;';' • i , _ . `1 Z. , . t t ~ 1: I ., . , .. ~~% 0, t . -_ Z I - - - I -- \ fl. .VA&I ____ ________ . I . **4 /.- -1 i ~~ -- I DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — If it DlaIri old blind )'' "orgc Tjji hadn't been for ,evr would n ned Sand Cut, one of Florida's winningest greyhounds. In seven months of conpeUon at two LSand Cut has started 48 races — finishing first in 30,acks second in nine and third in four. fie's run mt of the 7 a A kT' " r'!i --•- , , 7.-I- . 0 s '1f - * I Irj lik . k r-WI building 0 M tu - _3 I I . - WinningGreyhoun Has ear Gold — :.mmcn old cars and -- It_ c—:_± - - -' - . - ug (;uests lounge In sun by hotel pool at "boom town of the flockles" 0 - 'i AM r ski slopes make It the most began seffingland tode1ope ____ •: . - - -- ' = ii I ' beside Interstate Th, which spacious In the nation. and builders, and to indIviduall! now crosm the valley north of They called village ter who built fashionable homes on Vail, the pass that made it possible, the lower mountainsides, mountain, too, bears the Second-home condominium cheer Vail's . ould anrevenue sour ni name now Property-tax apartments are Vail favorites Vail VUlage was so popular municipal Vail's first buflofings were Only 12 income is from property tax. of and grew so fast that it had to Austrian-AlpLie, designed b Y the other sources, 36 incoorate as a town f cent T Fitzh h Scott, Milwaukee axsales tax; , recre,A. years later. Today It is a 8 chitec-t4and planner. Their tional markable municipality in many cepti% ely random placement, fees; s such Item as parking . • met, s _______ • '. A I 0: er of Vail Village ski resort recreation - both winter and ings are more urbane, inOutdoorsman Seibert and summer kinds. fluenced by the San Francisco Ear l Ea ton, a na ti ve of the val. Thereareoniyoyearund and Denver artecta who chi Icy, in 1957 hiked to the summit residents But any win te r week. were attracted here of its souths:Ide Mountain. They end the population swells to Vail outgrew its ori~ginal mas. found hidden from the highway over 10,000. Vail, at a 80foot spacious bowb and open si, alti tude, has summer tempera. ter tan ,stretching up down the valley. marvelously suited to skiing. (urea in the 7 during ft y, m The fires of the past cent ion a mile and a in the 5 at night. liad nude them open country. j"ping, fishing, hiking, horw wide Mo 'streets are closed to Seibert, Eaton and others back riding, tennis. golf and autos. People move around on foot they intetested in their project swimIng, The ski-lift go I bought valley sheep ranches dolas start their summer runs which circulate from 7 a m and got permits for ski nina in for sigh tseers June 1. the national forest. In the sam. After the original cons"c. The town is building a 1,M merof'62 they built the original tion Vail Associates, th e lthted car, four-level parking garage esOM whose 10 square miles of partnership headed by Seibert, into a hillside at the townts en. III - - -:i' _•"- , Portland md., haven't — - __ One of the trelnees was Peter ways, a new 20tentury kind their tall stance and whimsical SeIber la ter the founding fa- of to whose sole industry is m are dellghauL ter bull - _______ - 46 - - -- IWI I ,-, . W11" -,.:-, ", -1 7 . " . V In -A I "k -; - .. -----7 I - -'I' '--_ j it - - s•'- - ' -. - but they have something In - 'L ' -V - - - - . (left) an d -. % t;47 F,r M __i S~ tr ,i5:;_._. ~ .- -~_ IIIIIIIIII, - le"IN .1 . __ _m.:. ecrea ton a VAIL Cob. (AP) — Between Snowfails are profuse in this the winter and summer seasons part of Colorado. Snow is called - - I( - I ai •.•1 .' - \- -F' -, Will / - - III IPVd( 4 4 • of West Point, Va., DIII I am e s o, ' i P, t distraught father admitted he e unusual for youngsters to hO had a problem, "My daughter nt lowered the legal turned back at the frontiers age to 18 in July, 1974. applicable only up to the age of logical. This age usually marks J u t lebrated her eighteenth because they did, not possess 18. There is only one exception the end of adolescence wheii birthday. She has gone off with For most French parents, the their parents' and that covers the sale of growing stops. According to one of her classmates to a Norto travel abroad. new situation is n drugs where protection will still Professor Debre, it is an error mandy beach on the back of his revolutionary but fraught with Perhaps more ominous in the extend to the age of 21. to declare adulthood upon motorbike. What can one do? " many problems. It means that estimation of some parents is Again, at 18a young man can anybody whose development henceforth, an 18-year old can the fact that it allows teenagers change his nationality. And, has not reached maximum ThOauswerisnong,excopt ieave Ilie fainfly ta anw Without to Mlakc their own decisiOns from now on he is considered level. It had nothing to do with make the best of a situation and parental authorization to lead regarding their studies. No fully responsible in the case of intelligence but rathet develop- we a great deal of tact. the kind of life he or she dreams longer will parental any accident or damage to third Ing the equilibrium necessary of. Before this "liberation," While it is evident that authorization be necessary to parties. He must face the for an adult existence, accord- French you th 1.5 a nxi ous to enParents could call on the police pursue a course they prefer payment for such, previously ing to Debre. joy its newfoand liberty, many to compel a truant teenager to their offspring to study, r ,or will the legal responsibility of his Sociologists and psyof its elders favor Instructional return, parents be expected to sign pa rents. chologi.sts point out another courses on the responsibili ties Even more revolutionary for weekly reports or "chits" Prof. Ilobert Debre. con- drawback. No longer are 18- of fulltime citizens. I - - 4_r IV _: '! • L. -1 parents are nonplussed by the new law. A somewhat From a medical point t he stated in a recent interview, rotection of minors" is now the age of 21 was perfectly ---M I ,.. •-::- . L , ' ' ~ Even the most liberal- hat is known In France as a tb-1 Joe Jacks - ' - , . They I 1 1 jurists who drew passports to go into business, will still have to live at home or and is well aware of their ever since, set the age of ma, Until the new law, it was not jorfty at 21 . After 1 2 years, th U 1 ' t Ni t' )- -' -- the French, for whom the for. excusing absence front school sidered one of the greatest year-olds barred from entering official French youths 18 )ears mal marriage contract is still a or university. French pediatricians, at the gambling casinos They can bet of age are now considered as must, these Youngsters can All this is now law. But what age of 92 heads a family which on responsible members of th the races. Also. there is e m.a1-) without parental con- young people will soon have to Includes 11 grandchildren and nothing against hiring a boy or community with the right to sent. come to terms with is economvOle. 1792, the : / r 'AA&kk — -. I L : - I_, LII___ I y In . I ' I up the Napoleonic Code, which at least depend financially on problems. He believes the make wills, borrow money has been vigorously enf orced and their arents p. law too preel Itate choc& all on their own. • - ____ ______ - Sunday Herald_____ Sunday, Auqust 25, 1974-74 , of t1% -.. - - .---. _______ ______ fw~ P - "a .. - _ -ome now to explore Irrational came commonplace during the says. the way, and as a teacher it is my things by rational techniques," Middle Ages, he says, but the popularity of the book and duty torevlewlt before the stu. fie adds, however, that the 'J IZje t.xocst ' potr *,Ior(1,inIs no longer nil on the pcd per.o I., dents,' Kassim sass "U deExorcism is the practice of confined to a special branch of heavy and he usua lly dies with Kassim says, "Historically, mona exist and exorcism is (Irl vi ngdemonsoutorp( theclergy mtsoorthree.}earsoftheez. we have to believe in exorcism. prese, -it, 9)en why do we know perons through religious rites. Kassim says Roman Catholic orcism. . - p.-. __ at' .' p from — - ---. I... - cOI - I ORLANDO, Fin. (AP) It seems as if demons exist as much less about these things Kassim says that In the first priests who perform exorcisms FIorda Technological lJniver. obj3ctive reality In most tell, than about technology and in. two centuries after the death of today must First ascertain that ally students could have a devil gions" dustry" Jesus Christ, Chr istians be. they are dealing with a true of a time this fall when the StuLknhs who take the course "In the RennaLsance we em. 11e'ed bo th laymen and clergy, case of possession, then obtain sthool offers what is believed to this fall will explore the use of phasized rational thinking and men could be endowed with the permission from their bishop to be the first college-level co'irse rites to chase demons away in tiled to reject anything that power to drive out demons But perform on exorcism the rite Chrlstlt.'ilty, Judaism, Buddh. was irrational Today, after ex a bo ut 25'I A D a special class of D. Hisatn Kassim, a native ism, Islam and other religions. pj'a.'-y "In a personal struggle of rai things, clergy was enirustea witfi th of India who teaches a corn. e power, strong priests may 'No one even knows how to we find there are so many Uisk. WreStthedevil from the person arati%e religion course at talk about the subject Every. Irrational t hi ngs The time has Elaborate e'nrcism rites be ard force the devil to leave,' ift FTU, said ~t got the Idea II the one is suspicious of it in some ,L exorcisM A _____ - Sunday, August 25, 1974 'Devil - -- __ - __ __ __ - ~ __ I __ ~~_ _~-__ __-_- -_-- _______ ERMI! __Wiff ~~N_MM - __ - -- — ___-____.__-___-_ -__ - ______T ~%~: U~52_*~~~~_,;:11 ME .-------, n~ ~ . - -. - - -- ---- --- - - - _. __ ~~~~~~~~IMLIIN-,PNm ___ - - qA __ - - �8 A—Sunday Herald Sunday, August 25, 1974 — __ Rnc let%+ NA11ON ns _ f' ..i I i._ 1 A V%J I AP.;V WASHINGTON (AP) — A revised upward, to about 15 per Friday's new analysis by the third quarter and a little more Economic Research Service The new annual cost of $1,726 load of groceries that cost $17.24 cent above the 1973 average. Outlook and Situation Board, in the fourth quarter." marketbasket survey, showing for that marketbasket still was two years ago probably will based on mid-August supply, The key to the range Is the the first rise in prices paid to 12.9 per cent higher than mid. Ust year's Increase In th demand and cost $23 or more by the end of price assessments, weather, from the heavy iprIng farmers and the first drop in summer 1913. the A ire retailWorld average, thewas highest gave a range of)3tol7 per cerit rains to tLe Midwest's mid. retailers' and wholesalers' The farmers' share was 2.6 War II, 14.5 per for ment economists are saying. the year. summer drought. cent. share of the grocery shopper's per cent below a year ago and By last month, one Index The report said that Instead riptt '-' !Jper tme than In June. showed, the hypothetical batch For the last nine months, tM of remaining steady during the closer to 17 per cent If crop It worked out to a 0.3 per cent The share representing the IN BRIEF Patty In LA? -'._..•__ . ri _ - rise about 3 per cent during the Friday its July figures for the persons. IS - 14111111100, I Tire Danger Revealed AKRON, OhIo tAP) — Citing two deaths and 17 injuries, the B. F. Goodrich Co. has warned owners of its Space Saver spare tires to Inflate them "strictly according to operating instructions." A company spokesman said on Friday that deviation from the instructions "could result in serious personal injury.', The Space Saver, invented In 1967, usually comes uninflated and must be inflated with a special pressurized air container, the spokesman said. Owners of the tire sometimes inflate it with regular air hoses, a habit that can cause Space Savers to rupture, the spokesman said. The bill sets up a staff of thority for their reintroduction. I Ford By OWEN UU.MANN sale in late Sep. verter) muffler," says general Aasoetsed Press Writer year by 3 per cent, tember. manager Bob Mohr, "They're New car buyers are rushing By contrast, July sales were "This has got to be the most scared to death of It,,, to dealer howrooms this month off 18 per cent from t year, topsy-irvy year In The converter must to avoid paying 1 model June sales were down 20 per history," one GM tead4 gasoline Curry was assigned to the 147th Adjutant General Postal Detachment. Kissinger On Mideast WASHINGTON tAPj — Secretary of State Henry A. Kissing er has added an extra day of talks with Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halim Khaddam, who warned that peace in the Middle East depends on the recovery of occupied territory by the Palestinians. Kissinger invited Khaddam to the White House today for an unscheduled third day of negotiations considered tilal in planning the next moves in the Middle East. At a dinner Friday night, Khaddam declared that "Arabs who have left an impact" In history "are those Ow could not accept Injustice which is the result of aggression." With Kissinger sitting at his side, Khaddam said the Arabs have spread peace through hundreds of years and are now struggling in behalf of the Palestinians "to recover occupied territory" — obviously from Israel. - ------. - If the I LLII tell you exactly what will ha ppen to your for- Depo 1, * # 'If, . A copy of the notice was sent to the clerk of the U.S. District Court in Santa Ana, where arrangements are to be made to deliver the subpoena to Nixon. P # Daly represents about 25 antiwar protesters, who claim A reminder to all sportsmen, boaters, and fishing camp operators and anyone concerned about the terrible hyacinth Nixon is being subpoenaed to testify about security measures taken during his appearance at the rally. It is expected the Ehrlichman subpoena, and the Hilly Graham Day subpoe na when It arrives, would be served on Nixon at his San Clemente home, the former Western ,it AMdsocariyu H I . 1.__ ,_ _. 4---_ S1,000 in a four year Certificate is guaranteed, Intcrcst is compounded daily and i 'I t voucan et icryou want your LflR)Ock$Ixp,r,.nCd whether employed (in any I elci reOted housewife or dais and cuss limeS Certificate student Choice of award9d upon graduation Job intemiews available for bell students. S&W for fl" information and class Interest to I x palu I montilly, quarterly or semi-annually. 0r you ui eave the interest on deposit to compound con-fU1YU1Thruu-u-u1 clash, Dry, Oviit Casftng For Homes Of All Sizes th OBCK offic. DILAND SANFORD CASSILIURY I IW sl sns 7)4-Us e wit - rate and a I 0 cleral rc- r uncertainties are never ill iñnn UU of Sanford I AND All CONDITiONING --?*--hw* . Ms I _ Member of the Atlantic Bank Corporation B an 4. . k j. ______ 'is .. -, .,i Z. ; -;& BUTTERFLIES? I NO, SHRIMP ' l - , t"` 1, . show. Krausse permitted jt over the Reds while St. Louis place in the East by defeating ' one hit in the six innings he remained 1 1, ahead of Pitts. San Diego behiryl -Jerry Reusq. worked and slugged a two-nm burgh in the East. Reuss scattered 10 hits for the homer, giving the Braves the Ken Reitz opened the ninth victory Richie early lead, lie was forced to with a single against reliever Mannywhile Sanguillen Zisk led and the leave the game because of a SlikeMarshall, appearing in his blister and reliever Tom House, 83rd game. Pinch-runner Luis Pirate offense with three hits working in his fifth straight Melendez moved to second on a each. game, completed the three-hit sacrifice, and after pinchhltter Tim McCarver flied out, Brock Elsewhere in the National delivered the deciding hit. - I ,~ i ., f . ii' ~ , I ~ ~~. i fI -itV. ,.. I- ,.,'. a. 4 . I- - -.1 r . . .. I -Woo tt. qk~ '' PIrates 6, Padres 2 Pitt.sburgh took over secorvi right-hander Lew Krausse's ers' West lead to 21i games "a 11 . r, J:!r- t. __~~Z'I I ' - __________ ___________ Lou Brock's two-out, ninth-in. when Don Kessinger led off the and scored on Mike Lum's two- ning single pushed across St. game with a double and stored Louis' winning run against Los on Jerry Morales' grou nd out. out single. The nightcap was veteran Angeles and shaved the Dodg. '..... _ L %, [)oil Durham of Sanford Is looking in the wrong place o snare Stonarch butterflies because he's looking down. Actually, this avid fisherman Is imping fresh water shrimp at Lake Monroe Park. The shrimp make excellent fish bait. - Cf'Ftr'irri# a JflCDJMflU elp a '-' But. if the fish aren't cooperating, you can gather about pounds of th e small fresh water lobster-type crusta cean and wash them In clean water. Then, place them In heavily salted water for about fie minutes for p ur ging Rinse them agaIn in plain waler, - S tj t'xt, heat a large pot of ater to boiling, adding three sliced tei-mns, tso onions, one pound of salt, tsso cloves carlic, ( 'ist rm 1 ppur to taste, and,i packng (if dr S.I(oo(I boil Pi4ue the cru%s fish In the pot and boil for five minutes Turn tifilie fire, cover th e pot and let th em soak in th e mixture for 20 Io 30minutes. Then taste one and if the seas.oning Is Insufficient, let them soak a little longer. Tit eat crawfish , cut off the tail serve hot with spicy tomat o sauce o,ij c ' ter t.. .-, I :Fr . ;. . . . . ' - - 1 . . vS . . ' 0404. • - ' - A& -.d- 61 65 i 5$ 67 464 Detro? - West 'C . ., zZ A Texas .. aS 67 Chicago fled Bluff, Calif., today In the finals of the 28th Li ttle Lea gue WorldSerics,a eek long eent Friday's Games - II T _. #" dos 9'. a, - ,or 512 6. 61 64 44 bringing 18 teams to this (enal ' .nIIpreIimI ' 1 na1 'names b 'the team has held its two oPonents. New Haven, Conn and 7 ~_; .. . $ Cle:eiar - - - 7 .-- 63 6) - . — , L Boston Baltimore '4.,. J10 ' Amer ican League ;;I $.. . ' A& Chicago at Salt Franc St LOUIS at Los AnQ. * W. , .' 4 " - many volunteers who run , ' ,. ' - Philadelphia at Houstoce, ' ' ' 'i - Unitied StdLeb. , -. - - . - . ' .• - . . -% iQ '- " .1 . . ' - ,.. .., - - -- U - . L, • team is seeking n fourth consecutive World Series title for the Asian bland, to the consternation of ) -oungsters, in '"hu- ,. I , - - \ ,. .. F' ______.i, , tie LTi PrladeJphl.) (Carton 11 Hcu?On (Roberts 10). P* St Louis (Curtis 711 Angl (Sutton II 9). P Only games shule-t Sundays Games New York at At,anta CincintI at Montreal ... — A Taiwan Little League L.. - - I 2ndarnel)nnngs -, New York 10. Tesas S Detroit 7 Chic sgQ 7 Cleveland I - - salutday's Games and no den't catch any fish you can always cat the bait. But, it would takea pretty hungry angler to eat some of the plastic and metal lures that fill most tackle boxes nowadays. And even with live ball, rim , .iqiiid or morms di,ri't always offer the most appet'Izing ' re used by fisherman ws bait. Anglers remove the pinchers, slide a number two hook e just ahead of the tail, and then cast towards shore and retrieveslowly over the boltim. Some of the biggest bass around ha v e been caught by this meth your fortune Atlaii IC a __________ I eleven of them, for their organization and cheers this game. 1)urtng the 1Ilrk game last week, they had all the enthusiasm of a high school slumber party at 4 a.m. Most Lame Excuse For Not Attending The Game award: To anone ho a yed a w ay because of little drizzle during the first quarter of play. I've sm fans attending Baltimore Cph games in Memorial stadium during snow storms in 28 degree weather because they love the game. -, As I Say, **(it Its I Do award: to filazer organizational personnel who are signing a contract with Carling beer while they are Icing down Old Mlkwaukeein th epre Ph a ntom Sportsitter A w ard — to our lovable degenerate, J Richards. Who mirriehow always manages to get lost between his home and the T-Bowl. (hit of four home games, he's made one. ' ') . 1.0 _________ - 4- - during th egame . Most Improved Act award: to the Blazer cheerleaders, all There are more than 275 species of crawfish in the United States according to Mercury Marine fishing experts and almost . of Deposit at the Atlantic Banks and -. ______ _ A Meanwhile, Tai wan scored 27 times. The Taiwanese league was rerganired just this year as part of an effort to reduce the size of leag ue 1 dtricts1 .a. wan an,., m the pool of Yet, t here is one popular lure that can serve as both a bait months interest, Put your '. )' Theres a longstanding joke among fishermen that If duced to the huihest Dossibk oassbook C' . . - 44. -. ______ Ta iwan _____ ' needs. And y.ou can take vour be — _______ ,. milored to requires H111610111* '11tercst I Ji By ANDY LIPPMAN "Miami may be the best team the o nly Friday night exhibiti on East Joe Gilliam has hi t on 35 of three touchdown passes last AP Sports Writer w L GO Of all times," Knox said. game. passes for rA6 yards so far and week. Denver, 2-1, will start ar St Louis The Miami Dolphins are hay- "We've got q ui te a game cornThe Rams overwhelmed is ex pe cted to share the all-veteran Pitt5bgh 64 61 S12 I: li neup with qua lug their championship mettle ing up for us. They've got great Kansas City 58-16 last Saturday quarterbacking with Brad- terback Charley Johnson Phi!a pa 63 67 50-4 ;1 1 tested early this season, real personnel and a great coaching night, 55 475 with Cullen Bryant the shaw. replacing rookie John Iluf- Pew 'Yoth. The two-time winners of the staff." 5) 69 .431 II defensive back turned running SI fl All nagel, who has gone all the way ChIco Super Bowl, zyinholizing iIn other NFL games tonight, back—eusIig a stir with 117 We', Oakland and Philadelphia in the first three games. premacy in the National Foot- the New York Giants are at yards in 11 Lot Angol 75 .624 both have streaks ball League, Monday defeated Pittsburgh, Philadelphia is at Quarterbacking for Los ,eir game, but they are In o Coach Tommy Prothro says 69 552 Minnesota, their rivals in the Oakland, Denver is at Green Angeles, 2-1 for the exhiiUon posite d irections. The Raiders his San Diego team's biggest HOUflOn 64 60 516 I). last championship game, by a Bay, Dallas Is at New Orleans, season, will be John Hadl. who are . 56 70 LU M and have been getting weakness is its defense, which San Fran 21-9 margin. San Dieqo 49 77 341_~ .11 , New England is at San Diego, is expected to see more action good performances from rookie will be tested by New England, Friday's Games Special bleachers are being put up around the courts at the The Dolphins tonight face the Washington is at Cleveland and as the veterans warm up for the running back flarold Hart and 2.1. All,nt.4 4 . New York Angeles Rams, whobe some San Francisco is at Kansas season during the two-week rookie running back Harry Altamonte Racquet Club for the uMming "Swing For Life"Los observers believe could a City. Houston i.Phi ad hi 0 "cooling off"'period in the NFL Lawrence, while Philadelphia tourney this Saturday and Sunday. Club pro Don Hodgskin Is San Francisco, winless In PitlSbourgh 6. Son Diego : successor to the football crown putting the 34 team draw Pro-Am doubles tournament toge th er Buffalo plays Minnesota Sun- Players Assoiciation strike. three attempts, St. Louis, 2, Los Angeles I by the end of this season, day, while on Monday, Chicago to raise some money for the American Cancer Society. Winners TerryBradshaw has a sore Chicago 1. San Francisco the injured ankle of i ts top draft Rams Coach Chuck Knox ac- will be at Baltimore, Detroit is arm but the injury has not 3aturdav's Games of the action receive $200, and runner-ups, $100. Green Bay, also 3-0, plans to pick, runn Ing back Wilbur 1rincinnat 00. of i..i.. as... e...i... '-,a 0? usai ias.ui sup at cincinnati and Atlanta tray- slowed the Steelers who put gowithJim DelGalzoandJack Jackson, against two AconcesIonsthndisbeingerected,nndfflepuflj3yj Montreal (Blair 7$) Kansas City. team, in one week should *not cia to Houston. to come out and see some of the best tennis currently being their 3.0 record on the line Concannon at quarterback, CP'ICOO (Stone 54 1 at S, New Orleans, also winless in prove too frightening to the The New York Jets defeated against the New York Giants, 2- although Jerry Tagge will be three games, will try to get Un- Frncisco (Bryant 3 12) played locally. New York (Searr 7', Dolphins, the St. Louis Cardinals 20-7 in 1, -hard to forget after he threw tracked against Dallas, 2-1. (P,orton 127). P4 cates of DeposIt with a I u- ___ _________ ame_ 1 1 ycar penod. And this is . wst one of man" C,'rt ; sIs" I MflaCHi,IS I law . By The As sociated Preis National League st H i7 (CallDeLa) For Free Estimate 411 - original investment a the end of the till! four money out at any time, hut . . - Local state and county representatives, and Natural . tcu (Cai,D, I- I't and a L ULER ABOUT ,.AJR. FORTUNE S FUTURE Con .0 C114 17orl be . •.•. r., ..' __________ . ninth inning when Dave The Reds bunched seven hits Cubs 1, Giants 0 Johnson's single, an error by for six runs in the fourth Inning Chicago gave Rick Reuschcl George Theodore, an infield out when bench ta gged his homer, a f irst-inning run and he made and pinch hitter Paul Casa- Willie Davis and Barry Foote it stand up, scattering nine hit nova's sacrifice fly tied the homered for the Expos. to shut out San Francisco. score. Cards 2, Dodgers 1 Then in the 10th, Marty Perez The game's only run came - And whllc we're not on the subject of football, Ihave a short iist or neinteci awards for Dubious Achievement during th e Blazer-Storm game at the 1-Bowl last Wednesday evening. May A Paper Airplane Fly Up Your Nose award: to th e idiots In th e bleachers who have not hing better to do th an to make air-borne paper niissles and sail them through the air I ture that can 7~4 4' lant. fit Your particular Investment . Yourprincipal is completely safe Your :trcc. m6k. if ea rn team ax preparation. 6n rollment is open to men and women ot &i; sg*s... • j - ______ ______________ .-... lolou an effective annual __ - - ~_ .. ~_ -1 , _~ !--v-#., ",".. - I 'Ll : ., ~ -~ . l unuously That would give = of Deposit, the futur e is i crystal r1car. Thousands of people with $Par@ time mra earning ex.ra m0n#Y as x PreParers in tho gro*ing field of income A BANKS - ' _____ - - gaines with a sweep against the 1, Chicago shut out San niso managed only ftee hits a.s New York Me ts Friday night, Francisco 1.0 and Pit ts burgh Dierker, 8-8, outduelc,cj Dick winning the 10-inning opener, 4. downed San Diego 6-2. Ruthvp. 3 and then taking the nightcap Reds 10, Expos Thi • M, The sweep gave the Braves r rt Jituiny Bench drove in four the sUi inning when Itoer 12 victories in lbe last 14 games. runs, three of them with his The Braves trailed in the first homer of the season, as Nth Cin. Metzger doubled and scored on Resources people %ill be there at a meeting called by Delbert Euga, local council member of the Florida Advisory Council n Conservation and Environment. Euga wants to gauge local support for a proposition that would have the county exercising their right of eminent domain to claim land necessary to accommodate a hyacinth harvester. The.itate has the harvester ready to come to Seminole count), — all they need Is some land for it, and the county could provide it for th em. See you there. Judge Jails Kunstler I 4 1144~-~ ,7 J Dolphins Facing Ram est problem plagueing everyone in the area, should make it a point tobe prnt at the Sanford Chamberof Commerce Aug. 28at 7:30 p.m. White House, where Nixon has been living in seclusion since his resignation. —, - Offshore in rocky areas, grouper are being taken on shrimp and squid. Weather during the last week in this Gulf coastal region has been hot and SURI, Bob will be back with you next week with his own reliable salt and fresh water reports — and a few fish tales about the tines that got away. they were illegally excluded from a Billy Graham Day rally at the Charlotte Coliseum on Oct. 15, 1971. The protesters are seeking $840,000 from White House aides. .q - being hauled on with the use (if shrimp and shinners. Snook have been biting this past week In swift currents around deep holes and in the mouths of tributaries in th e four county area. Fishennen there have been using minnows, lures, ee pshead are abunda nt around Skyway and Gandy Bridges, and are biting on barnacles and shrimp. Mackerel have bee n hitting on slirunp and lures for beach .Meanwhile, in Charlotte, N.C., attorney George S. Daly filed notice in U.S. District Court that he would take a de. position from Nixon on Sept. 24 in Santa Ana, Calif. . - .. _________ which must be served to Nixon rwrsonalb. yield of 7.2%. - "I-.. : . - .. t:um oii Lvauv F night Cincinnati Ast rog 1, PhillIes defeated MonreaI 10-7, Larry Dierker pitched a The Atlanta Braves ran their houston edged Philadelphia 1-0, three-hitter, hurling Ifnu.cti latest winning streak to five St. Louis shaded Los Angeles 2- past Ph ildelphia. Th e Mtro.s _________ - ... HAW ___ HAL ________________ _________________________ ________ _________ _________ e I - , yj By AP Sport.s Writer ___________ I . *MO wul I I - ~ __ — I ___. - _____ ________ _____ _ In the Franklin, Skyway,and Gandy Bridges vicinity, Drum is completed." Earlier in the week, Campbell said he was negotiating with Nixon's representatives on 'a mutual agreement on time and place for servi ce " of the subpoe na . Iv _______ ^ r and Th e marshal, asked on Friday about the status of the subpoena, said simply "I have no comment until service - _______ % iW Snapper has been hitting on live shrimp in the Ponce Inlet area. Over there during the past week, weather has bee n hot charged with conspiracy to cover up Watergate. I You'll fInd that when Yo yoU Learn Income Tax Preparatlon from H&R Block sc 1111110 '9 4'h-*.*'( . county eastern area on top water pIug and live bait. Mangrove Los Angeles Marshal Gaylord Campbell has he ld the Watergate subpoena since he received it by mail Monday from Washi ng ton. It was obtained by attorneys for John . Ehrlichman, Nixon's former domestic adviser, who - - sit I UVCSt Rkhardsoc, a se!f.Jc- rjtij friend c4 Vscn', and was leased to a '.'mpany 0ntrol1ed by Norman lB1mc, Vesco's closest asaiate. SANFORD HEATING e--w thre flats off Terracela and Anna Maria for fisherman using shrimp and cut bait. Hedlish are being caught around the Howard Franklin, Sky w ay Bridges, and Manatee River areas ..&\ Atlantic Batik Certificates of pare c The confiscated jet is owned Ly Thomas P. S. Saaføul Ave. Sanford U i V way. tune when you Invest lfl s mission. 2O i I_%#I! I :. of your invest- l Into tax IOVVICC future rlaun'ils Atlantic Bank, Shell ook into the future and o The contribution was allegedly Intended to Influence an imestigatjon by the Securities ana Exchange Corn- Oil 322e30 vo?Agk~ Atl(Inta Ri din9 ~___I -, -2t2 - - ,d aiad &iook are reportedly hitting In Sebastian Inlet on live bait, feathers, and cut bait. King Mackerel can be picked up c'IIsln're of Volusia, Brevard, r.d Indian River ('untie v.ith O*UIICIUIS, anti live bait. Over on the gulf (past, along Pasco, Pinellas, llillstx,rough, and hfarintee counties. the trout are being pulled in around the Skyway Brid g es, Ft. De&'to, Howard Franklin areas, and on the ti- ?Prtunc in the Turn spare tio me paign. Midshipman Miles I. Qark 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Carx of 115 CandlewIck Roads Longwood, will be commissioned a naval officer and attend officer car,±date school atcr graduating from The Citadel, Charleston, SC. W ~ nolffE :rcl, a • . - a $200,000 contibutlon he made to fnm'r F-ezjdc't Richard M. Niicn' re-ckcun cam i' -a, . A, . . ,--i ~_ =_ - -;-_M ::=--I- Bob Orrell's out 'Fishing' e have a "reliable" report (or you on salt water activities for - I% charges arising from Will Be Officer - .— .r." Alv_J-0*. " W4 t~,~-~_IL J ' B1kb ob Orrell is off vacation this week (fishing, of course) so ' ' testimony in a Watergate cover-up trial has not Nixon's been served, evenas a second subpeona Is reported on the ATI ANT redoubt there, a source said Friday. Vesco has sought haven in Costa Rica and places around the Carnbean while being sought by authorities on Longwood Man t tOry, UaWng the i ecol set last were to go on -- WASHINGTON lApi — A jet plane used by fugitive financier Robert L Vesco has been seized by federal agents investigating a gun-running scheme, a source says. The Lear jet confiscated Wednesday in San Antonio, Texas, may have been used to ferry weapons to Costa Rica to arm the bodyguards protecting Vesco In his - I 1 -.--.- .. prices, and some auto saleam cent and May Saks were off 21 said. PAUL Mthn. (AP) The IerquesUong anAmerican In. spokesman fear the fuel will not be readily eight-mont.1"Id Wounded Knee than Movement I AIM) desertth Miami, Fin., Bill Bower's available, trial exploded as prominent er, Louis Mo% Cam, who a pbargaim. The dealers say man began Ford is promoUng a ,, beaWw Mei Su Ttna, a student in defense attorneys William Peared as a New model prices are due to to improve toward the end of p rebuttal witness in rice-hike" campaign to lure Houston, Tex,, said she Kunstler and Mark Lane were the trial of AiM leaders Russell rise $3DO to $COO, depending on July, about the same tim Ford bargain-hunting s*pem the vehicle. wouldn't even consider buying JaUed and spectatm and feder. Means and Dennis Banks, ac. Motor Co. announced prices in. Trader Ray Chevrolet In a 175. Eric Hunt of Los Angeles said creases avenging $ per cent, or DeAt al marshab had a fist fight in csed of assault, larceny and troit,* shoppers see a news"I don't want all that poliu- the back of the courtroom. price increAm "encouraged $418 a vehicle. Ford was conspiracy in connection with Ow paper clip taped to alle Wes tion stuff on It,,11 she said. "And me to buy now, Kunstler and Lane spent Fri. the 714ay armed occupation of first of the auto makers to in- manag er's desk. The headline the price is going up. "I think the car is going up dicate how I've been day night in the St. Paul city Wounded Knee, S.D., Last year. high 1975 prices reads: "GM Announces $480 procrastinating all summer about I1tl" h. ..l,1 .. I,. UU5LZL .,a,. summer" Iail ..i tw4at,.. __, hit .. -r-w.. . most for '75 Models." Not all the dealers have profrested. The attorneys were signed on the dotted line for a It's a welcome turn of events Mohr Chevrolet of Dallas, ited from the 1975 price hike new Ford Thunderbird. being held for contempt of court for the dealers, !,ho have suf- Tex., reports It Is almost out of scare. after a shouting match with Consumer fears over cataly. fered through one of their worst 1974 models - a month before "I don't think the price In- U.S. District Court Judge Fred tie converters — antipollution winters and springs on record. the formal introduction date of crease has sunk in with the Nichol. devices which will appear on About the only complaints the new cars. "People are public," says Sam Boxwell In most of the 1975 cars - are also come from General Motors The melee began with Kunstafraid of the catalytic (con- Martinsburg, W. Va. contributing to inat-eiui 1tp —s... ---. s'.-.. ___,. wy uy c.n iget according to a sample of the enoughcs toseflGMuysi nation's more than 21,000 didn't anticipate 1974 m dealers. summer sales comeback when Augusttradltlonallyisoneof itcutbackonprothUon the slowest months of y rIng. for dealem But the daily Wes The automaker is allowing rate for the (hit 20 days of the dealers to sell 1975 models as month was the second highest soon as they arrive from for any August In Ind ustry h ww factories. The cars originally Vesco Plane Confiscated -__- 14_~ But He Can say they're just about out of per cent. S. Sgt. Robert E. . too- - Is.. ,A&&-_-_i - IAJS ANGELES ( AP) The U.S. marshal refuses to i titpocn ekm firnwr Ircsident Richard M. Americans joking l y presented Auto Buyers Rush Dealers To Be t '75 Pri '@ ce Hi0kes IN BRIEF - 'r 9 offici,ally has about 25 at a cost of $1 million. Presidential press Secretary Ford, 61, with a gold-encased revived the Cost of Living The council will include Roy L. Jerald F. terHorst also repeat- magnifying glass. Coin. Council to monitor wages and Ash, director of the Office of ed that Ford is "unalterably cidentally, less than an hour prices, but remains unalterably Management and Budget, and opposed" to controls, later, the near-sighted Opposed to controls for fighting Kenneth Rush, presidential Executive Director Jack Os- President was measured for inflation, economic counselor. sofsky, 49, of the National conta ct lenses. The President arranged a Represen ta tives of 11 million Council on Aging quoted Ford In other developments FriSaturday session in the elderly Americans told Ford In as saying that he is reviewing Cabinet Room to sign the Coun- a face-to-face meeting in the problems of the nation 's aged. day: cii on Wage and Price Sta bili ty White House on Friday that in. —Ford told Syrian Foreign He said Ford pledged to in. Minister A bel HaRm Khaddam Act which won congressional nation Is the "No. 1 terror for dude a representative of the el- that he hopes to strengthen dippassge within two weeks of older people." derly at the economic summit lornatic tlei between the two Ford's request. Spreading Ford's warning conference slated for late next nations and raised the The new task force is to ex- that Inflation is Public imy mon . th gi pose abuses in wages and No. 1, Ash told a Wall Street bility of U.S. ononiic prices. But unlike the original luncheon in New York the new Mrs. Mary Mullen, 74, of La - ance to the Arab nation. council established in 1571 by administration would "eml the guim Beach, Calif., president of —Ford told the farm family former President Nixon, it can. fevers of inflation even if it the National Association of Re. of the year, Mr. and Mrs. Julian not Impose ceilings. generates more unemployment tired Teachers, said Ford Fowler, who live near FairThe council will gather infor. than we'd like." "seemed sincere in making ev. banks, that he hoped to visit mation on causes of inflation, On a day that the stock mar. cry effort to try to solve some of Alaska before the end of the and wW "Jawbone" — or try to ket tumbled to a four-year low, the problerm" of senior cid- year. The presidential trip persuade — unions and bust. Ash emphasized Ford's de ter. tens, and promised to keep his would presumably be part of a nesses to take no action Wt mination to avoid wage-price door open to them. previously announced journey would fuel spiraling costs. controls or even stand-by auThe delegation of elderly to Japan. highway impoundments. -• 0% t II . posin - Contro I w. WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres. • , Aqainst ident S IN' , '11111110" funds are "a settled practice" in fighting inflation, South Carolina officials filed suit In 1972 challenging the of Sanford. Fla., hab been charged with murder and drunken and reckless driving in the deaths of two American children, the U.S. Army reported. Curry, 31, is charged with the Aug. 10 deaths of the two children who were riding bicycles. Army officials said that Curry's car also struck a German vehicle. . IV - - cent above March. _____ Ford Lhanqes Cost Cou i order will remain in effect until that court has ruled. U . S. &"ticitor General Robert H. Bork had requested the stay order, saying that impoundment of appropriated Germany (AP) BILL BELLEVILLE A %VA.SHINGTON (APi — Federal officials may continue to Impourul highway funds until an appeals court has ruled on the question, Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall has dvcided Marshall's order Friday set aside temporarily a decision last May 7 by U.S. District Judge Robert W. llernptull in Columbia, S.C., that blocked the government from withholding highway funds for South Carolina. Ilemjthill said the impoundments were unconstitutional and illegal, but the government has appealed his verdict to the U.S. Court of Appeals in Richmond, Va., Marshall's Curry Sunday, August 25, 1974-1 B -' a '-4.;'-- Highway Funds Case Sanford Soldier Charged Sunday Herald In ' . WORLD _____ of grocieries already mst M5a. department had been predic. third quarter and declining production falls much more Or decline in July in the retail co3ts and profits of process slightly In the fall, prices for if demand from consumers, value of a year's marketbasket wholesalers and retailers fell 3 That unpleasan for food- ting a 1974 rise of "probably 12 major farm goods hit by unfa. livestock feeders or exporters of 61 U.S. buyers came on Fnote riday farm-produced foods per cent from June's market. when per cent" in the average, with vorable weather over much of Increases, bought by a hypo thetical urban basket but still was 26.7 per cent most of the hAiKt coming bef"P the n::#"-on "are now expectoed to 1-he department also released wage-earning family of 3.2 larger than July 1973 and 1.7 per 174 average food prices were June. SAN FRANCISCO i AP Fugitive newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst and two Symbionese Liberation Army members may be hiding in a racially Integrated neighbthc.J in L.s Angd,s, au'rding to published reports. The San Francisco Examiner, a Hearst family newspaper, reported on Fridaythat investigators are ,. that the mower oi a black San yuennn convict has given refuge to Miss Hearst and William ard Emily Harris. Neither tht neighborhood nor the San Quentin convict wrre idtified, but the paper said the Ilarrises had visited the convict at one time. HEIDELBERG, arumlo /9 UII1 U FJ .. - J _. - - ~- L r# I . - . - -' I - , . f - 11 V_ 11*V. i I . ' - ' . - tj ..— . - 14- t- 4)~ .1 , , .-& - 'ile , A" / % I 1 - ,' .• , - - . 1. The sictory ga%e Maracaibo S , .j . , - Team Tennis . - - . -- - - ' • ' V ~xw : .: :• (e - ' ,, ' .' A b r . • Fridays MIchCS • 2) Pri CIt , " . "sj. - Pitt5bqh - , . SEMIFINALS Best-01.2 series - . d, -- C'Iforna t New 'V rri Cteelani at Chicd90 , ' • - Texas at Detroit MInnet at Ba)tirnc-,e I - .5 ' 'S. I , .. s1'I',, i % , - 5 1% 71. -' S 57 13 r 5111 FINALS sInes ' 15 - Salurday't Match .t PhisiiIii - AUGUST DRILLS ARE HERE AGAIN !: - . - ' 101 . 13 10) at (Cueflar 1591 U Oakland (Hunter IS to •. ' - 7 . 04 (FiI:rnorr -. - I I . , — —? - it~ • City Ap"Innescla 113ecker '. 'r. -4. - 4 • I V,* - fo 40 -- TO - at - -. , 0 lead ea Maracaibo, aca V zu Ia to victory over sasimauge 16$ 0. ~_ .' t three hits. Victoria, Canada, took seventh place on the decision Ahens. t' tece - N Kansas J11 ,- I I 16 Perry . Ô . third place in the week-Long series Jackson, Tenn, took tifth place with a 14-3 victory oer New Haven, Conn Pitcher Sta n Weaver limited New Haven to - _T -:%J r Of Cleeland -I chosen. Kao Ilsiung S present success has many U.S. Little League officials saying that the Taiwa. nese districts should be made still smaller. In consolation games Friday, AK M Monday. August :t .14-minole High backlield hWfuls go through timing drills during those long, hot Summer days just before school begins In an annual ritual of "Making The Team." (More photos on page lB.) ------ - --.------------------- -------------;.- --- -- Tuesday, August , Ytrd ,, match of to. eltAry - __ !_- ~ - ~~,___ ~ - ____ - �213—Su nday Herald Suncy, August 25, 1914 J RICHARDS Blake Makes Own B rea k BY J RIQIARDS Sports Editor his teammates, Booby Clark, who immediately began running his way to stardom. As Emory Blake sa t In his Now 131e had struck Blake Toronto General Hospital bed again. He had injured the he must have had at least ligaments in his left knee on the tncnts thc*agh of how "the 01 (be Argo's 19-3 1331 Pi fates" have dealt him another victory over the (Xtowa Rough cold deck. Riders. The Sanford Croorns and He was a rookie and an Bethune-Cockjnan College of to :ot. Canadian I Beach Football ¶tar FoctbaUciet mast. only 25 had just witnessed the start and "Forgners" from America on end of his rookie season with the a 35-man squad, and there met Toronto Argos of the Cv'fitn mew. than 5fl " £ti tfl2P:. L game. So impressed were Argo Blake, the tall, well-muscled officials they rearranged former football and baseball several of their regulars 10 fit R coach at Seminole High Schoni B1ak,ntn the IttITIØ !!n4 1p had first lost out on a He was slated to play slothack pro football chance when a broken for the team, but with his skills ankle sidelined him during the and superior football third game cf his senior year 5 knowledge, tie could have BCC. played any of the running back Proscuts from the CIa_ or tight end positions. cinnatl Bengals had come to the It was at fullback on a one'.rne explicitly to s.e this yard pun that B1akt mt -VA tughly4outecj blocker. disaster. No one drafted him that year, But, and this isn't any "fairy but the Bengals did land one of tale" where the good gty always wins; but according to his Pretty wife of four years, p. pvk 2 three that's right t-b-r-e.e, year con tracttsign right then and there--hospital bed and all. Happily Blake Is expected to return to 1ga October 1. says Peggy, who twinkles knowlingly as if letting you In on a conspiracy that she and Emory "went to school at Cfmoms and Bethune together," when asked bow she and her :: iiu.sbanzl L togetner. The couple have a there-year. old son, Jeffery, who, like his father, Is a pretty big boy. p he's five or six now,"Peggy laughs. "Last year a Herald photographer tu ;i picture anti they thought he was five then." PeW is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Coleman, 700 MU1beI S.rfj Emy'c parents, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Blake are from Midway. Peggy, who was In Canada for a month watchj the first - — i le .: = W _rii.iii i::— - Hl.;tKE AND SON JEFF'FR Canadian newspapers, especially those around Toronto, devoted reams of copy to Blake and y ci injury, but they were mostly concerned with the fact Blake figured so prominently in the gs' pla ns to take the Grey Q championship Canada's "Suoer Bowl." The Rough Riders had won the Grey Cup year. . -901 kL game of the season, and returned just recently. Blake w signed a rookie e agent last spring an reported to spring training June 7. By the time t regular season had rolled around he was considered first team material, cross Country But with a typical Blake In he added, "You can't keep a good man dowfl. The most im portant thing to me now Is to recov& and make a great jba." i • - '1 - . 1. _________________ ___________ __________ STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) This Is a rebuilding year for Penn State football, but the Nittany Lions still should be the best In the East, and a Top Ten spot Is possible. Couch Joe Paterno has to replace 13 players from bisunbeaten and wfld Orange Bowl last year. "We have so many untried people that It's going to be tough Lu i*w recent revrd,' says Paternn, whose teams in the last there years won 33, lad 3 and played in the Cotton, Sugar and Orange he became bead coach at Prim State eight years ago. Offensively, Paterno has to replace nnng back John Cap. peiletti, the Heimiaiu Trophy winner; linemen Mark Markovich, Charley Getty and Phil IAPCtta; split end Gary Hay. man. w1ho also wu the top punt returner in the nation, and fullback-blocker Bob Nagle. On defense he has lout linebackers Ed VNetI and Doug Allen, tackle Randy Crowder and defensive cks Buddy Ellis and Scott Mitchell. Paterno doesn't expect to have the depth that State has Pano Insists that he had become renown for In college the worstspring practice tbre football- Despite Paterno's built-In could be the,earherelents. He peinin, he has the nucleus has freshman Jim Cefalo, one of another powerhouse. In of the top five ground gainers in quarterback Tom Shuman, the history of scholastic football Stte has one cithe beg passing in Pemsylvinia. arms in college footbalL Dan On defense, Paterno obNatale, a 21$-pound tight end, is serves, "It can be satisfactory a fine receiver and excellent if everyone stays healthy. runner after be catd*s the ball. have no real depth with We exJeff Blearner, a 6-foot4, 249- perience. We do have some pound tackle, and veteran Jack young people who can be pretty Bao.aro at center anenor a gocxi" tug, quick line. Greg Buttle, who did an exSenior Walt Addle Inherits cellent job behind O'Neil at Cappelletti's running shoes. linebacker, heads the lineHell be challenged by Woody backing corps. He'll be joined PeIcheII,a 187-pound speedster. by veteran Chris Devlin, Jim And while Paterno has been wt Rosecrans and Joe Jackson, against playing freshman, this switched from defensive tackle. - I - _.~ --V-_-_-T . - __ %_ -~_ V__ ~-~ __. - -I i_ _4 -4 _ -------- ---_—._-_-_ -1.- -- - __ . _ _ 41 - _.- -4 - -.- tan t To Ices Ills 20th 'Drags Game vr,rr.t 4C I -_ Smith FOR üjE! Suing For Hurt ALUMiNUM SHEETS - — JL4I..N.J. -. ---- - - - SPORTS IN BRIEF Intrepid Falk ReIi!nd NEWPORT, R.I. (All) Time may be running out for h"-tim America's t.up defender Intrepid in its hattie to aamn represent America in the prestigious racing -. competition, Th e New York Yacht Club has until Sept. 3 to deci de who should represent America in the competition a nd so far In tiiwl trials, Courbgcoua has dimmed In tr epid's chances to face eith er the French boat France or the Australian Southern Cross . The two boats met again today af ter Courageous won its third straight victory Friday with a margin of four minutes, 51 seconds, That race was ha lted after the third leg 13 of the 24.3 Miles of sailing when the ra't' riIT1rnittte ruled ti;'' no Contest . Courageous had the best sta rt, held her advantage in two ta cking duels on th e first leg and was he t first to sail into a fresher breeze a mile from th e turning mark. Courageous was leading by less than 100 yards when she hit th e Fresher breeze but th en moved away to a lead of 5:09 at the mark. — --- ,, . - — Trotter Stake Up INDIANAPOLIS AP The board of directors of the Indiana State Fair voted Friday to add $1,641 no th e purse for Saturday's running of th e prestigious Fox Stale, raising the total prize to $100,000. Th e previous high for the 11 IHU'tiniari preview was last year's purse of $79,C)O. — Hot Rodders Run TULSA, Okla. AP The American hot Rod Association kicked off an annual event here Friday night. Frank Bradley, Napa, Calif., led th e top file! eliminator competition after the fi rst night with a tim e of 6.627 seconds and a top speed at the end of th e quarter-mile run of 211.16 miles per hour. The funny car com petition was led by Al Marshall of Cal City, Ill, He roared down the strip in a time of 6.926 seconds with a speed of 191.08 m.p.h. Larry Huff, Woodland Hills, Calif., had a time of 9.177 seconds to lead the pro-stock division. His steed was 148.51 m.p.h. Th e pro-comp Field was led by Frank Smith of Oklahoma City. He had a time of 7.472 secon ds and a speed of 185.18 m.p.h. - I Struggler . #41 0 % Gets Lead BASEBALL HARRISON, N.Y. (AP) "i logged, 6,614 yard Westchester didn't cry," Dale Douglass Country Club course. HARRISON, N.Y. (AP) By pressing the marking coin said, "But sometimes I sure felt He was one shot in front of "Golf Is dying on the putting hard behind the ball a player like it.,, Larry Ziegler, who fashjoneij seen," Fred Corcoran, direc- can, In effect, tee it up. It's also The popular,pla cid Douglass, another 67 for a 134. Don Bks, a for of the $250,000 Westchester possible to gain a better he by that International League club, Milwaukee 84 in the opener Involved in a slump so deep and non-winning tour regular, put of Orioles 4, TWInS 1 triple in the 13th inning Classic, said today, urging an maneuvering the coin. Players then given one last shot in the their broke dismal that it threatened his together the day's twi-night doubleheader Earl Williams cracked a up best round, a id to the rule that permits a also replace the ball with th e majors. the nightcap, which ended career, was recounting some of 65, and was alone at 135. but dropped the nightcap 1.0 in three-run homer to back the sixJust player to mark his ball before trade mark on top, using the moments before the game his problems over th Now Johnson is manager of 13 Innings, e last two The group at 136, Just three hit pitching of Dave McNall y would have been halted every putt. trade mark as an arrow the Red Sox, and Tiant Is reby an seasons, years in w ees 10, Angels 4 hich he had shots out of the lead wi th 36 for Baltimore. "It now takes a player longer American League curfew. pointing the direction to turning the favor. Friday night Roy White, a late addition to plummeted from a $90,000-a. holes to go in the chase for a Baltimore got all its runs in to putt out than It does to go hole, he became baseball's first 20- the year winner and a member of $50,000 first starting lineup because left the sixth Inning, Don prize, Included Torn National League scores: Ciii. Baylor from tee to green," added the It Is virtually impossible to game winner by hurling a spar- fielder the Ryder Cup team, to a $9,000 Weiskopf, Australian Bruce stocky Boston Irishman, long a nail a culprit who may be guilty kltng, six-hit, 3-0 shutout over with a Lou Pinlella came down stroked a run-scoring single clnnati 10, Montreal 7; Houston a year struggler, sore throat, belted a two. and stole two tunes Crampton and Jerry McGee. and Brooks I, Philadelphia 0; Chicago 1 leading force in the game as of such subtle sku llduggery in a the Oakland A's. ose problems appeared to Welskopf pla yed his Th run homer, a triple and two Robinson walked back nine before Wit. San Francisco 0; Atlanta 4-6 manager and official The Red Sox jumped sport renowned for Its ethics. in front singles, drove in four runs and hams hit his 10th season have ended in the gathering in 32 for a 66 while Crampton homer. New York 3-0; St. Louis 2, Los "We have reached the era of However, it is the Umewas- when leadoff man Tommy Har- scored twice to lead the Yankee gloom of a rainy Friday evening and McGee had 68s White Sox 2, Indians I Angeles I, and Pittsburgh in weather 'tmve-hour golf. 'That's how long hag factor more than any tin- per drilled Vida Blue's third attack. 6, when Douglass reeled off that became hot and humid Designated San hitter Ron Santo Diego 2. 't'takes to play an 18-hole round. proper advantage gained which birdies or1 the last three holes he after morning showers It used to take only two-and-a. has Frayed the nerve ends of played for a sparkling, six. ________________________ half or three hours. We are in Corcoran, whose international under-par 66 and the 38-hole ACTION danger of losing spectator golf Involvement dates back to lead in the $250,000 Westchester appeal. It Is too draggy," the 193. Golf Classic. ACCESSORIES Corcoran's comment were "In the old days, such a prac"I don't know II my game is See our complete line aimed at the relaxed regu. lice was unheard of," Corcoran of c%s0ries back yet," the soft-spoken, arlatlons, adopted officially In said. Francis Ouimet w for all cycl., tit ilat man frOfl IIC on 1960, which permit players to 1913 National Open and never MON..SAT, $ A.M.IP.M. talus of Colorado said, "but it mark, pick up, clean and re- once touched the ball from sure looks like it's getting tee 2I3QrIao Dr. ?'.ace the ball before every putt. to cup. Gene Sarazen and closer." Sanford "If a man three-putts, he goes George Fazio once played a Douglass—"the only thing through this ceremony three round at the Masters in an hour Cli ORLANDO HI I4O that's unusual about me is I times," the former PGA tour and 56 minutes. spell my name funny"—had a manager and current director two.round total of 133, a whop. two-round "Walter Hagen didn't ulk By GEORGE RAMOS veteran players a chance to of the World Cup competition, any f ping 11 under par on the wateror Ehuore Smith of Autry, Mo Layton and as ter than Jack Nicklaus, others, play dur ing the off-season. The Herald Services said. "If he takes four pulls, Los Angeles. the Jazz Bob Jones no faster than Mnold might surprise a few Second, It gives basketball then it's four times. A Phoenix spokesman, people Palmer, but they got around the when the basketball LOS ANGELES There are fanatics who don't like however 'We are playing winter rules diplomatically season takes the spotlight over, course in abut half the time." some sports fanatics who are football, golf on the putting greens the year or baseball reminded fanatics that Dave some fanatics believe. Corcoran recalled that not paying much attention to something to yak about. ,,round. We have abandoned ('owens of the Boston Celtics is Meanwhile, the summer George Duncan, a Briton, either the baseball pennant One center of attention in one of the one of the basic precepts of premier centers In league gives basketball drives or the NFL players' heue play is Notre Dames game that the ball should no ,coined the expression: "Miss m basketball at t. 9 aficionados a chance to watch strike, John Shumate, who was drafted be touched from the time It is 'ui quick." top cali ber ba ll at low prices. I For those fanatics, happiness by the Phoenix Suns for a drive "And with Neal Walk (at 6driven off the tee until it Is put "I asked Sarazen once if Said one regular fanatic at a is Kareern Abdul-Jabbar taking to an NBA title. II), we'll give Golden State and recent game: Into the p" Duncan was really that fast. John Shumate inside to sink one A junior at the South Bend, the Lakers problems,' Applications are now being taken , the Besides almoat doubling the Gene replied: 'I turned my "Why waste my money on the of those celebrated " hooks" I n d., school, Shumate was spokesman said. The Suns must Dodgers? They'll time of a round, the ball-mark. head to sneeze once and when! blow it like l declared a hardship case and battle both teams IF they are to last ing practice has created other looked back, George had four. From the base line, for Herald DistributorshiDs year. ___ L1 ____ _ ' - A bit early for hicktk!l11 r.r. Wac th nc' t,,' ,,;,j tn;ikn tIu .1. . rr — awyer Speaks Straight It .04. - — _ 111 ti,i . - Vie Peru, Sanford's only profeuioiiaJ boxer takes a hearty swing at KEY Arthur QrtIl of San Antonio, Texas, during bout at Orlando Sports Stadium. Peru who hadducking Night divers dick closer to the diver can see surprisingly vets who run into sharks should LARGO, Fla. (AP) — been "butted" early In ON TOP the tigtit, stop To newcomers, the underwater the boat and cover less -ritor. ped his man in the fourth round. fl without his light once his beat a prudent retreat. Moray rld at night is a dark, fright, than they would in the dayt4me. eyes adjust to the gloom, espe- eels also Ignore fights.Barraenming place filled with threat. A beacon light hangs beneath daily on moonlit nights. coda sometimes seem excited ening shadows, the mad fright- the boat to guide t he divers by them, so wise divers avoid eni being thoseth at decide to lane, and each diver carries a Safety precautions for night shininglights on a ma. move, small underwater light for diving are more stringent than for day diving. But as in any form of diving, visit the coral reefs off the 99 cent of the hazard comes The divers never lose sight of Florida Keys e '' s inhabitants day, enBy MIKE WAWN not from marine life but from )oft the beautiful scenery are more active at night. Moray light under the boat. the diver himself. Warriors, the San Francisco The actor about 10 play the employes, the toc turns to the Herald Service, Since a diver who surfaces any in the dear eels hole up In eaves In and area basketball team, role of an attorney is ad vised to question of th e reve clause. waters. But a growing number daytIme, and the first time a distance m the boa: is almost Morse helped such noted foot- study Morse. He's a short man, This Just happens divers working for Arthur Morse can joke about ball to be one of are learning that the reefs are night diver's I.ight illuminat,es a ImPossible to players as Dick Butku , an active man. He ts rind at night, weeks out of underwater labo. his relationship with client& fi mold the major points of argument In even more fascinating after the 6-footer swimming freely many carry sinail strobe light., ratories often spend more time Jim Grabowski and Gary perfectly in his gray suit with a the current NFL strike. it is 8 "I get all the money and he Beban separate great sums of white shirt and across the coral is a moment or flares to help searchers in the water sun goes down. at night than In gets 20 per cent and the gray tie major point of argument locate them, never to Many diving be foot right to money from the owner-barac feraturing , daylight blue stripes. The whenever the players and play," Morse, the Chicago of the sport. He re Largo to Key West now offer Night diving Is a relatively presentJ outfit is topped by a smart Most novice night divers ask la wyer, said of the deal he Wthte gray Owners of any prof.uional night trin tad from South hat. He speaks in a hurry. r entj new pastime, in Their experience has shown hammered out question—w hat Y° tu, ' recently for Carolina who was the No, I he knows exnctly wh Yet sport negotiate, for partjcjants are the , that safe night diving mean fllL & rn Winters. Athletes consider the reserve for daytime divers—corn. t. Robert Schr draft pick of the Los Angeles pause to allow his words to kor&thputenfollowing the came common oeder tells of IY d3IITOUS animal? to But that's not all. c la use illegal, immoral and unLakers, In sense rules of day diving-4o1. successful petence In swimming and dlv. some of the first night dives on ma ke an Impact. The neceasary. Ownerp feel "lie has to can me before negotiations with Jack Kent The experience of most night low safety procedures closely, ing skills and a guide fee that the reefs in the early l96. Just when it would seem he is analogous with survival, it is evuy game to get my perCooke. averages $12 er person The sea is black at first, but lights is that sharks ignore and if something goes wrong, mission to the perfect ally for Garvey and or flee play," Morse added. "I believe sports as a whole from theta, ______ ____ Morse will have nothing L do his f ri but dl. keep your head. ends among the football requires a reserve Comedy aside, Morse would with the game some lawyers cla use," appear to be a man straight and owners play wi th strange from the Ed Garvey mold. His contracts featuring payments # I _.A._11 J .0 record on the side of athletes into the next century. ,44 1 t _r ~ __ - _~..dw agaInst management speaks He infwms his chent that a $2 ~_- I.. ~._.! -..-. for itself, _~. -. ~ 0 I- - - . __ 4t Z~ milli on deal is not so Impressive -. Morse suts the NaU1 when youwa1kInthatand k . Football League Players Auo. are _ - __told It has a loan value of -_ --- ciation— Ed Garvey, executive one-third of one-third. ~ -_* , . S,i 1-YO , . V — M - .. __ .I___ dirdor - --- --- ~;r~_"* when it demands Morse is ou tspoken in his TAMPA, Fla. (AP) o- better living conditions, opposition to proposals of a Ask him o comment land Raiders' defensive National Basketball _ USEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES Charles "Bubba" Smith is Uzin'* there still is room for a ball Associ 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES seeking $V million from ation merger. His F Tampa Sports Authority great deal of Improvement of view: "I'm antimerger, I'm two National Football League the lot of the players." anti-anyth ing that is like a riIf,,.,'.t. f..,tI..I Mr,rtA tc *k. .,....I,......_ -_)_'-it Ii- caliber of Willie Davis. We Mauch has a quality known as can win it we play our best needed a center fielder." command presence. He goes to brand of baseball the balance of Which is to say Mauch's the mound as though he were 11w s'acnn," be said. One man, Mike Marsh all, ha concern L to WiI Iii Ihe ational marching out to accept the He is fortunate that the Expos reshaped the power structure of League East. If this is aceom. su rrender of the rrbel the National League this plished, it will be time enough Even When he's In reposeForces. reside in the league's Eastern on the Division. There are no eastern rner, to become dOXIOUS about the bench hic rnnnpr The Los Angeles Dodgers, EIgers, team of the quality on ts about to take a call (m the Angeles, Concinr.ati and with Marshall coming out of t Mauh is a presence in White House. Houston. bullpen to restore order with baseball. Some of his peers say During a recent game be. Mauch admires the Dodgers. the frequency of the British his incisive mind gives him an tween the Expos and Houston "They have the greatest army responding to alarms in advantage which leaves others Astros h e was observed sunu number of ways 10 win ball Belfast, have blitzed the com. feeling rather Inadequate. ding in the dugout with his hand games. They'll shut you out if petition in the first half of Cincinn ati's Sparky Anderson over his heart when Greg Gross their bats take a season, nap; Buckner has termed him "the supreme came to the plate. Gross is a and Lopes will steal a game And there are who s baseball authority." Adds gif ted rooki e outfielder in the from you; Garvey and Wynn Gene Mauch at least should Sparky: "If the 24 major league Houston lineup whose hitting will beat you with their power, have the decency to blush, managers ever got together for impresses Mauch. and they've got Mike MarMarAs the manager of the a postgraduate course in host'"We haven't been able to get shall" Montreal Expos, Mauch is ball, they'd choose Mauch a hiiii out," Mauch later exThe Dodgers' heavy responsible for the dodgers' their professor." plained. "Anybody that good dependence on Marshall, not new eminence, He not only Certainly his leadership has deserves a salute." Marshall's skill, has surprised approved but encouraged the not harmed the Expos. This is Mauch's 15th season Mauch. deal which sent Marshall to Foaled in the 1%9 season, this as a major league manager, "i didn't think Marshall Dod gers in exchange for center precocious expansion team won arid his reputation exceeds would ever be phenome nal fielder Willie Davis. 79 games last year and fell some of the weak teams he has again. I thought he'd just be But, typically, he is short of the New York Mets by survived. Fate and circu ou tan ts di ng. I assumed his concerned. just three and one-half games in stances have place him in P hil- phenomenal days were over "We tried to make the deal the National League East. adeiphia and Montreal; he has because I di dn't think the the year before," says Mauch, h is peers voted him the never managed a winner and Dodgers would need his "but the Dodgers wouldn't manager of the year; he was his best finish was second with assista nce as much as they agree. Finally they came runnerp to Dick Williams on the fainting Phillies in 19. have," he said. around w hen t hey had a chance the national media ballot. Now he expects to win "We worked him In fl games to get Jimmy Wynn. Mauch's response was ta ctful, something with the Expos. last year; I didn't think "The deal has helped us. "The selectors underrated "I'm not saying we're the anybody else would need him we've never had a player of the my ballplayers," he said. best team in baseball, but we that much." -. Night Frightening But Fun & if i- i W 8Y JACK MURPHY Herald Services . Skin Diving At _ W No Worry To Mauch Putt Foolery-- _ W W Seminole High School and Oviedo are perhaps just a shade under the calibre of Lyman, but th ey could potentially ta ke It to Lyman this year and both SNA and Trinity Prep can always be co nted upon to give a good run. But t here's something that's both ering me, as well as a few local coaches who are concerned that this sport get its just ieser (torn the powers that be. Of th e small schools in Central Florida th ere are two divisions that hold annual championships to decide which schools go on to state competition. Well, in the case of Sanford Navel Academy, th ere's a rat stinking up t he place . They be long to a four-team dis tr ict comprised of Mount Dora Bible School. Montvere, Florida Cen 0 tral Academy and themselves, These four schools are eligible to send the top two schools on to state if all four field teams for the district chamT - pionships, But Florida Central, which every year puts it's name in the hat, never shows up and only one team can them qualify for state. For the last few years is has th happened with Mount Dora Bible winning and SNA taking second. By ALEX SACHARE pitch of the game high Into the Coach Tim Praay has tried in vain every year to get Florida Rangers 5, Tigers 2 singled home a run in the Fourth AP Sports Writer left-Field screen for his fif th Central to drop out, but they won't and his inning, then scored what proved Steve Hargan fired a Four-hitteam has suffered. The other small school district comprises Trinity Prep, lake Four years ago, I,,uls Tiant's homer, Boston added two more ter and rode a four-run Texas to be the winning run in the career seemed at an end. After fins against Blue, 14-12, in the outburst in the third inning to sixth as Chicago handed the Highland Prep, Lakeview, Melbourne Central Catholic and victory over the Tigers. slumping Indians their 10th loss Howey Academy, What Praay would like to do Is combine the seven years in the majors, he sixth. Iwo district, and give the top live teams a n 14 darts. nwa' by th chance to go to state— Elsewhere In the American that is if Florida Central shows up. Cleveland Indians, then reJoe Lovitto started the third Royals 80, Brewers 4-1 Even so, there would leased Twins. outright by the Min. bLeague, the New York Yankees with a walk and scored on a be at least four teams from here going nesota The Royals took the opener 8to state instead of the three that has been going in the past lasted California i, BaltI- triple by Jim Sundberg. Dave 4 as doubles by Cookie Rojas years. That seems like a pretty good idea. more defeated Minnesota 4-1, Nelson doubled in a run, Cesar and Vada Pinson sparked a But at the recommendation ovar singled, Jeff Burroughs (our-run second inning and Darrell Johnson, manager of of Tea., beat Detroit 5.2, the Clii- hit a sacrifice fly and Mike Tony the Rtldtnn Pw4 "' n' 'UI'II fV-m 4,,I. Snhaiti clnmmn,4 '.IUIJ UI igu 'TruLe bOX e(JgeU CleveHargrove singled e th horner in the third. lUchmond, he was signed by Land 2.1 and Kamm City beat run. -------John Briggs' run-scoring cou ___ Penn In Poor Shape? W Sunday, August 25, 1974-11i . -- ___________________ — When the middle of next month rolls around football (ever in Seminole County will be at its highest pitch; everyone will be waiting for the opening high sch, !1Th' 'C".' r their an'k. 1is is When the county comes alive, it seems, with hopes and (ears for the coming season. Football will replace just about every topic In znot con. rsatlons. There will be the usual talk of who's best, who worst and th e various points In between. But there, nut in the long summer gras s still uncut becaut no one fixed the lawn mowers will be a few guys who stand out like sore thumbs, While their friends are wearing helmets and shoulder pads and getting all the attention, thcse guys will be in h'r, tee stuns and track shors, running long distances L4truss IflpjthbJ country. Their lot Is to labor in Obscuri t y for few rewards and perhaps the most hard work ('1 any sport around— . I Cross Country I Whilestill somethingof a "forgollpri sp-rt," C~= country is in Seminole County in a big way. September 19, Lyman High School kicks It all off with the Greyhound Oner, with schools from throughout Centr al Florida gathering at I.)nnan's home course to test perhaps one of the best teams in the state. Cross Country has been enjoying a booming popularity the past few Years with guys like Lyman's Dave Huggins and Sa nford Navel Academy's Tim Praay working night and d prom ot e this sport shich, t1r)rEngly, is ganiir jpularity througtuut the world, In Europe, for instance, Cu 033 Country is combined with compass and map work across really rugged patches of land and called Orienteering That's a real challenge to any runner— no course, per se, but having 10 find his way while keeping top • Peggy says the doctor's report after iea. Is the knee will be in tine snape assurin g his return 10 the playing almost immediately. ____ Pity Poor Paterno; Some Support From This Area had polio or something else has happened to them. lye always wanted to be a pro football player and I've been fortunate t dream. enough 10 realize "1 know what t1* coach wants out of a player and It Is the same thing I wanted out of my hi school players." It is exceedin g ly fortunate Emory Blake has that kind of neveraydie attitude. It is also exceedi ng fortunate for the Toron to Argos. "I've been blessed just to get th opportunity to do something that many young guys would like to do but can't," he said. "1 there are guys born wi th physical defects or have Marshall's S uccess Deserves w Blake credits his two years at Seminole High with giving him "a couch's point of view," in analyzing the game. The popular ex-Tribe coach Lakes his In jury philosop hically, Sport Sunday Herald ----- ..-- -- -- - — FW Summer Basketball A Pro Fa n's Dream — '' — I - Need Extra Money? - - I �- i - - - - - - - --- -- - -- - - - -- - - -- -- - - - - - --- - - . -------- - . -- - - --:: ____ - 1111 48— Sunday Herald t 41 Sunday, August 25, 1974 &. . & _ - . i7 4t~~Iv ~" ~_ - " iik_4 .JW .01~__._= ZI - -I To '%- - 4- , " __ ... - .,i I ,* - W #4 N~ 4 ~ . ~ It0 _ _1i 4 ays L)ver, . ', - I_ " .11,11, ." :. 4 . &, `T7 ".;-~-_ \ I ~M-~~6\-~siiiiiiiiiiiiiii~,!Ij~~~,_~ -1 _~ W . .I - 4 D Ir ~~ Ni:~--i; __-' ____ I ___ II -I— . I - - -__ -_ . ..- ...._ . Wzt:0 0X0 WN - = __ W - ______ T 7 !.; - \ . - .-.- Aff-_-1 ~ I i \ / ____ - . - . ..3. Ic .14 WX J _ _________________ r . 1; -. .iu T . . "- =- - '.. . i# - - F . ki4. 10 j •1 - -- Y' - - - I _____________ . Rh v m t . There's a li ttle bit of to fun dl the Ci v ic Center, Aug.28 iiightly square (lances are Wilt had an encouraging Lipping rhythm in all of This first meet, and the popuLir new vacation spots word for beginners television particularly when that 01' second on Sept 11 will The Lirliht Prnenrs rn dn cvhIbstc look OUntr tiiuslc'ssingiflgoutjjnd iIeotod to gibing newcomers a clubbsupportedb) the Sanford deceptively complicated, he hit caIl, r' urging, took and a ry at one of Recreation Department, said warned. Althou gh there are promenade her, do si do" America's oldest pastimes - Wilt Theredreslmlldrclubsjl about 75 baic squsre dance 1k Sanford Civic Center .square dancing Orlando, 1)eInd, Titusille, ste ps they are easy to learn i alic each Wednesday Free dancing lessons will be Eustis, Tavares. St Cloud, and actually quite simple , 5ad 'ugh 4ith a swirl of skirts and giw, during these to meets Kissimmee and at Disney Wilt dappig of hands as the b) HOhflust,froryi7to 8:30 pm World Thet ilkr rnakes thingsa lot ,ht Promi n ickr squir. Pto,iii nadcr 1 ii confident T he first question out-o f-sta te 1alir, too his job to call tile diiicc dub tur6 and shuffles ItI ' try it, you'll like it a visitors often ask is, here can sequence of steps, and he will the stereo music and rousing proach' will win them many they fInd a square dance club to often slip in a few easy.tfolIow of Daytona caller Bob n1 friendsanddanung,rties join (or the duration of their directlonswhenheseesdancers itut for the coming season acation ar a little at sea Ins tr uction for a small fee The Promenaders, who During the pat te r call, the hold 11u Promenaders re d w ill continue for both b eginners Valentinc s Day, Harvest cahler merely sing talks the for young and old ajikc They all •irid advanced dancers after Moon, and othe lute to r special oc directions to a musical acwhether the'rc theM two initial getting to casson good bad or indifferent, and know dances in addition to the cori1punh,ieflt The singing call you, session regular Wednesday night is the favorite among th e Ihur objetite an evening of Onc of tk club s mt e stssions, send representatives ance, however Here the od wholorne fun, exercise thutjc supporters is Del to the annual state id companionship square cal ler Likes popular tunes and i of 13t)5 24(1' St, Sanford. dance conventions National puts them to square dance This friendly group square dance conventions are calls. Dancers can then singtiebrates its 15th anniversary every state of the Union, he also held each year in cities along as well as dance-along. thus year, and titer a quiet ,in(] square dance resorts around the country. Wilt had a parting word uiiiiiier, will swing into the which offer golf, riding, Sta te and national square •'Y'all come and Join the fun new dance season with a lot of swimming and other da nce magazines have a wide every Wednesday nit," he wheelin' dealin' promenadlng rc - re.tjnlfaciljtjes,s well as tirculatic,n urged. , oicc I' t r ¶ - ' L - - f ___________________________ - ___________________ - ______________________ ____________________________ fj- _ j W • 1 - - - - -. . fl -5 - - - • tt sins ; - . i;.- ounas - to = ________________________________ ______________________________________ 16-= - J , SLii- lsght Proniemuki's square (lance club swings into new season Wednesday night. - ' in es in ..! I - : ers - _._- - I U - . .----- * ----V= I .- i e an e thing In the end: single Is shows that the never-married answer. For having a good Casselberry. Recently divorHerald Stall Writer beautiful, members are Seminole woman has fewer symtoms of time. These affairs are strictly pose Most of the women have ced, he prefers to call on old countlans. Divorcees are often the wary psychological distress than Dutch treat, and enable wo men marriage on their minds, but 'You listen to the music, friends or friends - of old Being single doesn't mean ones Once bitten twice shy, Is married women Parents Without Partners in particular to go out alone or with the men it's or men, dance, meet guys," explained a friends when he wants a da te just the op. being alone. It means being one their watchword and corn. (PWP), with its local chapter with a girlfriend to a dance posite." Finally, there Is that shiny-haired girl lndllngjngtop of 43 million divorced, widowed mittment is against the rules pJ heacillne-making group, the _ Like so many divorced house on Fairview Shores where they will see familiar .-T so- and hot pants. "Maybe singles, he is well pleased with r)ri ve.()rlando, is a r ..rw,a # or never-married pPrnn In lb. the singles on-me they're ca!!ed zz'Ingln' slngl, pivisk faces aiW be able to enjoy the something comes of it, maybe his new lifestyle and prefers to - _____________ United States. playing. clubs, Orlando has organization for men and funtJon without fear glorying In their Independence, not, But , n a bunof being dance you have a good time keep his relationships with no women who have children 'u # And the notion that singles Widows are more tentative. flaunting their freedom, be commercial singles but embarassed or molested. nt on anyway." strings attached, are single through divorce, ,view themselves as misfits or Oflen they find themselve CUuS, the so-ca ll ed lone l y gh times but Ing l osers, as fif th wheels In a ha ving to pick up threads volvemenl Lots of single girls, hordes of th a speration , widowhood or oUw Ile YACS club is popular hearts club3, as weU 83 com-__ ~_ society geared for couples, is as dropped many years ago and and woman si a little wine but reasons, among the over-40's singles. A mercial da ting services where "Be cool. baby. Play the field single u outdated as the notion that a are a little bewildered to find and have a good time, but bar tenders in the bars along come Sunday afternoon I want For an annual fee of $12.50 no"rof it club sponsored by the singles are introduced to " T? woman can't ask a man for a themselves in the world of dates strictly no ties," was how the livelySR 436 "strip" in to be free to members receive a O r lando YMCA, monthly compatible friends" on at a YACs main watch football one .-. .Jdate, of South Se m inole insist these are without fee" bu ll etin and me. and courtshi p once again . can ac vity Is I ti pa icipate rt these singles summed u the ti ts weekly Friday mill about it no lea bars wary ap- On Friday nights can do what all club activities which Include night dance held at the Orlando Singles today insist there is Old malcis and bachelors, swinger philasophy. - There are a lot of reasons why no longer any stigma attached frequently the butt of unkind parenUy. of the less desirable I like without wondering how coffee and conversation Garden Club. — Swivelling restlessly on the connotations of singles want to remain that to their unmarried state, humor, are stupidly depicted as black vinyl that tag. All the the kids are going to get to y sessions, weekend dances, The club membership fee is bar stool In a same, hall-price atLract the Scouts way, but the most common family beach parties and low. or their baseball games Certainly there are those who either eccentric or pathetic popular South Seminole bar, be single girls, single girls Include having the freedom to d admit they'd jump at the figures. attract rate group outings to mini-golf hers 'Call it selfish. ISUX take the =~_.__ job they want and live nsn chance to get hitched if they This view is ridiculous ac- had in common with the other the single guys and they all get But that's the way I want it. I'd courses. fun-fah and concerts. 11.30 e ti _ __ - young (A where fty want; freedom trollI found the right person, but in cording to the results of si thre Through PWP, members dance; $2 for non-members. nd wOuld-be-YOung) together and have a good time have to consider very carefully epersons In the dim and crowded in the press the meantime life Is quite ycat public heal th the COMPrOmLS-ft that marriiige and din of the any kind of permanent corn- learn of the variety of places A former president of YACS, deman ds ; and freedom to study which room a handsome face, mod softly-lit establishments. - • s comfortable without a "better shows older never-married clothing, mUtment, especially the area where singles are and a roving eye. hair' ta gging along...In fact, persons are usually healthy, welcome. For example, good Mrs. Thelma Warden of develop their talents and marriage," he concluded, o aiisiingiles, c Iberry, commen ted that personality the way they Y fe li is quite exciting that way. well-adjusted persons living full You come in here, you re women have the nerve wholesome fun for singles is this Is one club where you see pref to brave er. For the less Independent available at the Sunday ~ At least, that's what singles In lives despite never having saying 'I'm available,' 11 he the "I'm flight dancers going to dance, rather - . . available" at- singles - Seminole County seem to feel. settled down with a mate, there are clubs and dances held at the VFW post on continued, leaning In close to mosphere of the singles bar, than to be wi th the rrw Nevertheless, marriage can't organizations they can join . While the approach to fife of to gewater Drive, Orlando, and And while it has commonly make himself heard above the be all that bad: statistics show "Not my style," commented meet other singles in the same . divorced widowed and never- been thought that singles are din of the band, The companionship factor is that married persons live Wednesday is "singles night" one of the coun ty's happy-to-be- boat as themselves. Although at the Rainbow Ranch, a high at YA(," said Mn. longer than s married persons does differ, emotionally unstable or they AVailable (or what? singles, a successful land most of these ingles even if they Warden. "Marriages do OCCW. they're all saying the same would be married, the study 'For fun," was the universal developer clubs are located country-western night t don't ha ve as much fun and based In In Orlando, many of their between members and I sup.. freedom. ongwood. - __,J nmarri By JEAN PAI'rESON - - _ I Local 4 - / - - - '-- wining t / - - U .For - .1 Still rebuilding, Seminole High prospects take plenty of time learning the fundamentals of the game Including long sessions on the blocking dummies in what looks [Ike a regular melee of pushing groaning young bodies. Sometimes, however, there's a chance for a breather In the tedious work %ou i4ant to risk the coach's wrath. DUMMY WORK LOOKS TEDIOUS ~r ______ - - _____________________ ''4!-' A •*ifi'i.i •'• - CRUNCH, THUMP, GROAN r - .•' . . - T •: i - • oinc - £: _,-2k ,;. n _" _____________ , I i 11-~ k I# _-_ 2% ...' '. • - . - - - I .'.3 '• • . '- .. 1' I L if 1'ki ' .. ______________ -- It.", pp — ______ ...... 3 . .iii -a tii - .ir-_-$ _____ ii,. 4', " . - ur P - 1 _______________________ *~r - ______ ____________ _----. "I / wo. la '4 *A- 11 • ' _____ J) - . It. . -4 ~ . .-- •'r• - qHWEMW__1-.~j N dad -- - I _____ - - - 7 - ~_- 1 0 k,~ ..I-.--- - .1 r _ _ ' I - V- ______ 1 .. -- - - Wv .0— r U __ __`__`- " I Aa ç ;1 I - 12 _ - I li6,_~_ n'~~ - - , _____ ,_'__. __. - -. __ ~r rrr. - - I , - __ -_1I --1 - IV r . _ - .r. a: pasnJaa..c S _,.._... ____ .._=_=A_VF - _1~ - ~ _ _ .tc.. I ,.1 .. 1 . __ 0 '-- . /I _ Sntjnrtm.._c.,.q ,xA/in U / '12. , QFI- _4 _-r~_ . rl- f; r. - - I -. -- _11 The M --i" __ __ 0. __ _______ -- Sunday, August 25, 1974-_ic 11 V . ________________ Sunday Herald , V .~ I- - IT, li., Summer a MR "I __ '1 _~w - WOMEN Lazy ." - -__. Z_ __________ Out I o Ma ke The Team J-____==r%; L1 - By J RICHARDS could lure you away From so lofty In position as even the dummy plays to get the feel of failure. Sports Editor mowing the yard or painting the equipment manager is high the football again. No, you won't quit. They can No matter how much you've trim around the house without a praise. U a coach calls you out, You forget your assignments , cut you from the team or split been thinking about it all second thought. even for a mistake, at least he It seems to whole team except you off to Junior varsity, but you summer, there's just sornething Even goofing off, doing knows who you are. for a few guys always do and won't quit because.. . well, about those August pre-season nothing but passing time There are a lot of other guys then you have to start all over be cause, yj're just not about high school football drills that chewing on the stem of some trying out for a team tau again The coach merciless to be a quitter. get to you. long summer grass, has its be limited. You know that. And with second-time mistake Sometimes it happens that It's not the hard, sweaty good, mellow memories, all you have Is hard work and makers. Your feet just don't way, sometimes It doesn't. workouts; the conditioning It's not that you don't want to more hard work on your aide to seem to remember what to do And sometimes, even the drills that are supposed to get be out on the field, sweating and keep you going. everytlme you touch the ball, most minute part of a prxtice ,ou back in shape or having to straining because you know by Sometimes you leave the field The guy In front of you on the you begin to get a feeling. You get up early for the morning now this is the way winning so dog-tired your legs don't line is so much bigger stronger can see It on the other guys too session and then come back in football teams are made; not in even feel, much lea, feel all and faster and he seems to take and you know this is one hell of mid-afternoon for another the fourth period of one of those cramped up because you took it an insane pleasure in whacking a team. round of drills, dream games when you break easy Saturday and Sunday. you with that blocking dummy You know all the plays now, There's just something that for a long touchdown, but right You'll work out all weekend that you're almost ready to you're feet don't cross them- ' takes its toll sometime just there in the sand and dirt o(the next time, you promise yourquit. selves when YOU sthrtrwJnga before the final week of those practice Field. self. To quit. Those are the words pattern and during those awful drills before school starts. The coach's constant But pretty soon, as the actual and you know what they mean. wind sprints that leave your You spend your days thinking badgering and yelling doesn't hitting, the contact comes Into The absolute nothingness of lungs feeling like the Inside of a back to an earlier, happier era really upset you. If a play there seem to be fewer feeling apart from a great sawdust bin don't feel so bad - when the beach with its newbie, that is, this isyou're your first guys out trying for your position adventure that could lead to Un- anymore. clean, cold early morning surf year, and mention from anyone on the team. You begin running believable heights or dismal You're beginning to make It. I ____ ,- - ",, , : , • . - • ,. jg _ Irliirnh,l I - " '. i, -. Mi"x And Match I Pho11. R. - - ' Lvi WORKOUT -h, , ____ ____ -' '-I, - • - HARD, SWEATY ______ - ' - ______ . - W_ ------ - ---- ---- ! -- ----- - - One-On-One blocking dummy practice M Lyman High School Is hard, sviesty work, especially when Ju-41 a few weeks before It was surf time at the beach. , - By VIVIAN BROWN AP Newslestares Writer Few women use one brand of cosmetics, so why do moat makeup experts confine their _________-. -. I - - T - . ___ - I - . ~ - - - - __ I - - - __ - _- :-- -- ~ - -00- -- - ---~- =- - - - ~- - I . --_ __ a Ac I 14; - - iil"_ *!_ !W `_ k d - - - X - JL:R ~-- - - - - ~ , :_4~ __~ - _41. ______ r P - -J . ---------- - - _9QA%_A - - - - - ___ - _A~~__ . __ - i - she remarked Her students like the idea, - .- .____ -- - ___ - - = _____________ - -. ______________ - - - - I N - _ I * - __ - - - - ______ "It is an easy tillic to clog tile posture, diet, wardrobe and a pores that can lead to all sorts hair styling session with a local of skin problems later. Asfortheyearldwoman, nd makeup and they training program for young like to new things," she cx- people who want to become it is an age when she becomes . __ --plained- "At the Institute they cosmetics representatives In more aware of what makeup can products of all major which they learn Inven tory can do for her, "but they waste I companies as they participate management and the details of dollars," she Insists — In a beauty program." The Chi- running a small business. "Their eyelashes are likely to - I cago endeavor has been so SUC too look thick, too dark, fld tOo the At40 Mrs Lyster Wbi I cessful she Is thinking of I _ ntal good looks that long, and to look false. If anybranching out In other areas, tile Orle makeherlookfaryounger than one can say 'aren't those nice tier years even though she lashes,' the falseness can be deA two hour or nine hour wears a white streak In her lected,onereason amaga eyelashes that took false. T!hey dark Everyone wants to gel a cb3are to run with the ball during nail care, cosmetics appli should be trimmed to look natu pre4oa seems the tackles think they're cation, fragrance selection, it 'If age can be a plus-factor ral" hiUbacks._.nd this Lyman hopeful awaits his eager hands while mates race to catch up. chaeee with a pair of - - ' - - - _ Taft. - 36 It is one reason she enjoyed giving a demonstration for old. er women last year. In their Ws and 90s, they were interested in everything. cause they begin using cosn. etks without any regard for its effect on their skin. Nearly a WM blusher, but they fall to apply a moisturizer first to protect the gin. And they do not always "Women like to mix lotions, hairdresser. She also has a - -- States is so youth oriented In Japan older women are respected for their wisdom and ex perience." She is especially concerned now, fr ANIMISM - -- -406 In the '60s she had been ac dated with a number of co metics companies In Japan and she had represented one in several television series, but ___ __ F - - _X -' - - 710 4 " A - - model new approach, she says, when she founded her International Beauty Institute a year ago. Women are educated to use the co=eUcs they want to use and the are helped to select new _. - 4 .-___ ____ . • 4111W i Ii - I - and you are open to ideas, you can be an interesting person as long as you five," she remark. ." Tokyo-born Reiko Lyster of aucago, a former I t ____ A a P - . ",','"'I'l ' , - --- ~.- to* ' V . ~-' .I - ,. -- . I - . - -- _. - ~a* - I __ r * _i~ 1. . %am& - T. - T i l.P*o I * t - - D rrir 4: " Quotable W men o By The Associated Press Here are some quotable quotes from women during the week: "My parents really don't ''c ca.h Ae our own - --- , ~_ _ - W 1 - - k '4 ____ 1. STILL SAME O%kdo High School wor'outs concentrate on this old, f amiliar series of p1athatgelsrepeatedaoofknkldscanaoltIat&iriJeep. r - ,, - - BELLY SERIES ______ TOSS THE BALL RIGHT TO MY WAITING HANDS - N a c 'Digs1 In 9ian e ics " V. __.____1r1WttK1 '" By• ELDA NICHOLS when you know they would have lleraldCorrrspondent mane a great find! Many Nancy Patterson 's home on beautiful artifacts are l ost In Oxford Road In Maifland would this manner, according to make an Indian feel right at Nang. howe; at least, any Indian from An ex-teacher, Nancy is often hundreds of years ago. she was a % oungster In India,na. about their history, 4.1 used to visit an aunt who Nanc and her husband, Terry, lived on a farm, and I and three children recently discovered they were using returned from a visit to ancient stone axes as door Indiana, with a new collection stops." Nancy' s interest was of some beautiful perfect aroused, but she didn't really go into the hobby until she was married. that can be found at Indian sites "After 25 years of marriage, why should they friends, to go along and look settlers had followed tt , I and dig one day," said Nancy, Indians, and you can real are ting in the White use" Nancy Howe ' personal secretary t Betty Ford, discussing the Presidential ir', break with tradition by sharinp , tile Sallie White House bedroom "I the next two or three years if companies don't senni older women to college they are going find themselves without government contracts and In courts of law. For some ha ven't(thought of sending a woman back to school to get what they want " Elizabeth Cles3, directer for the Center of Con tinuing Education at aremont College, Cf ______ AL Find your fust arrowhead, you things, such as pins, needles, are hooked!" sharks teeth and bone un Many people simply waIk lements" Once while right over some very obvious diggi ng, Nancy found an a arrowheads, she explained. dent sknll It was In pieces but " you really have to know what ,Almi rmonstructed, proved to '"' " _____ T-____ A. - - - - . - , 4 ' I -- - and talk in rhi ldrpn I n Nancy has been keeping a the local schools. "Kids lose to sharp eye on the ground since examine the 'poin ts ' and k . opinion about different things, and I know several times we've sat down at dinner and tried to talk about it (politics) and it's Just come into a huge fight, SO we try and stay away from it mainly." Susan Ford, 17, daughter of President and Mrs. Gerald Ford. _______ - 0 - ;-i : , -t T -A -Ti - 1 K-1~ i R * .if I _k i. a LIII • ' - - ) I . ii-~ 16. , Ilk - _ __________ _f~ --'. ____~_ A,% 4~~~ - I .1 you , are looking for when you be a fernale who had lived in the - F1110~ ___iIllllllllllllllll~ trudge over a f reshly plowed era of 100 BC to 100 AD \uas Patterson displays arrowheads. field!" She laughed and said, N Is member of the "Yougetsoyoucanotapiece en7r a I F I or I d a Anthropological Society, of Florida is "loaded" with "Our goal is to have a N ancy's collection of arrowheads is rather amating. Orland Meetings are held treasure' Asked how she knows repres..ntative 'point' from Many are In perec condition, once a month, at the John where a good spot might be, she every state in the continental and 5 Museum, with said, "You Just sense it—like a United States.,an rat tl e names Young In Geiger Counter. You of thedifferent types and the professionals and amateurs Nancy is also an ac can ust feel that the at. compli3hed age and the location where they artist who mosphere is right for looking specijes In horses. were probably found. But when Some of the popular - digs' for and digg4!" She also offered she handles art arrowhead and What really makes her feel amateurs are near lake theathiceofwearmg really old enthusiastically talks of ts i sick, she said, is to find pieces Apopka,and aong clothes when going on a digging history. YOU can see her first of arrowhea ds (points ) and Rher.A digger tliketo You y get love is walking fields and know that a plow or dLw must divulge his favorite spot, but expedition. dirty in Ods work." she said, discovering a pe.-fectly fonrled have chopped them to pieces will be happy to point you In the Nancy is pleased with her arrowhead to add to her "That Is really disa ppoin ting, righ t threctiou. Nancy adinihi pent collection, but said, collection, �?C Sunday Hera ld - Sunday, August 25, 1974 Nup fa Is HOROSCOPE Fo r Sunday, August 25 , 1974 Althea Charlott Ann Whitcomb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Whitcomb, 3223 Rantoul lane, Ike Mary and James Darre ll Shupe, Jr., son of Mrs. James Shupe Sr., Jacksonville and the late Mr. By CARuou Rh(;UTF:Q GENERA!. TENDENCIES: Interest in others now is the best litcans For you to replace some diffic ul t conditions. Give yourself a chance to understand a problem of long standIng, Th ere are prevalent pressures that could cause you to makeW6rs. ARMS(Aar. i I to Apr. 19) A good day to go to new places and . Control your temper and all is fine. ('APHICUflN, Dec. 22 to Jan. 201 You may be feeling hemmed in but so are many others. It would be wise to wait and assert on another day. Be wise, AQUARIUS iJan. 21 to Feb. 19) Go about in your Fine gregarious way today and make new and Interesting acquaintances. A friend extends a favor you want, PISCES i Feb. ZOto Mar. 2O It is best not to push anything Io have your way or you could run into danger. Engagejust in pluilsoph,eal studies today. IF YOUR CHILD IS HORN ThDAY,,e or she will want to b e the center of altraction but unless you teach to smile more and be courteous with others, your progeny could run into a great deal of misfortune. Give as fine an education as you can afford. Spom area niti-st here. Ile.sure to give ethical training early in life. 1. / t. ;jL :r1 f 1 - 11 L :.:[ A - , .j 11 It background, a 15 branch arch candelabrum and a pair of with wide collar, iridescent button trim, white accessories . v "10JL,-_C- I rn!mcther of tr f -, -. . 40 - ________ Fioyd Alfred Palmer and the kr- ________ _______ ~~_ ~_ - - -11111011 -W-R WE mnT - 2 _____ ______________________ AMW - Miss Fick is a 1972 graduate of Seminole High School and -—-- , — - _____________ ________ ching accesso ries and a mat- South Florida, Tampa, where pink she Is in her Junior year. se corsage. . _______________________ The reception site was Sinford Garden Club. Blue and 11cr fiance, who was horn u SANDRA EICK trimmed with sequins and leg. white wedding bells were MRS. JAME.S DARRELl. SHUPE JJ(, t O-mutlon sleeves. The full suspended fiorn the ceiling and graduate of Seminole High the Medical Scholarship . School, where he was a member Program of the United States la yered skirt extended over a white satin Palm and magnolia leaves streamers. of full hoop. Her Cathedral veil of to the altar Enroute Complementing the ensemble were arranged throughout the Hethe National Honor Society. Navy. Following Ns graduation she took a red rose was a white pict ure garden hat attended silk Illusion was attached to a from Florida in the summer of 15, he will reception area. her bouquet and presented of silk organza and tulle with The bride's table was Technological University and begin a tour of active duty with crown of seed pearls and it to her motiier, following the at the end of his th blue streamers and she carried overlaid with all imported lace ird year was the United States Navy, rhinestones and ended in a full ceremony ,she presented one of a single white rose acLtpted by the University of The marriage will be with baby's cloth and highlighted by a three South Florida School of length train. The crown and veil the white roses to the breath, natural foliage and long tiered wedding cake, flanked solemnized on Dec. 28, 14 at was worn by her mother and bridegroom's moth er, by blue satin tr rs s eame , Medicine. In January 1973, he Holy Cross Episcopal Church in il s she carried a hand embroidered ver candelabra with white Kelly Hamrick, sister of the re a commission under Sanford. Bridesmaid and matrons tapers. It was decorated withceived haflerchief that belonged to bride, was matron of honor. She were Miss Chris Canada, Mrs her at grandmother. . blue roses and topped with two wore formal length sleevel Nathaniel Richhurg and I Mrs. white wedding bells, accented She carried an arm bouquet gown of blue Polyester knit Howard Whelchel. Their gowns of red American by white tu!lc, satin and lilies of Beauty and crepe with white flocked hats and flowers were iden. the villey. This ornament was white tiara roses, baby's breath flowers,-V-neeklin e and %ide Dropout Discovers College their wedding cake. All candidates for Seminole floommam .. ~.___ =._~_ ___ support you need later in the day. Be alert at all times. County School Board have been A R IES 'Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Don't neglect to look into a new invited to appear at the Sept. 4 Interest even though you may be bogged down. Oth ers may "Meet Your Candida tes" Night criticize, but don't let it both er you. sponsored by the League of ____________________ TAURUS i Apr. 20 to May 20) You know what your respon. Women Voters of Seminole sibilities are now. so get right at them and don't ___ =_ go off on any County at a p.m. in the tangen ts. Mate is helpf ul to you tonight. Altamonte Spr ings Civic Center GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Plan how to please an associa te off Longwc4 Avenue south at iu, i-v -' si:ae greater success can result. Don't permit a family tie SR 436. to interfere with your future plans. The pre-pr-imary rally, open MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Begin the week to the public, will allow Properly by getting much wor k done. You can relieve the load you questions from the audience have by more cooperation with associat es . following questions by a panel LEO 'July 22 k' Aug. 21) 'IIslt congenials for the enjoyment of League members, .aid Judy you want and need at this time I sure to stay wi th your budget.once important work is done, Be Merk, coordinator of the event. 7 1 7 Candidates will have copies VIRGO I Aug. 22 1, c , ______ - IV '"' t . t --- ' " i --;&. C - chairman of the League Education cc, serve as moderator. The local League will also paMcipate in a series of erms on Cai L1 hf £ V. iney nave been asked to su bmit questions and serve on . I - , .. ... -2 - -: * SOLE ' . - B ~_ • -. - --_-__ .-- . .1 -__ '_-4 l i k, I I -,-- PF kW,t::.*.:.T'* - - . % . t t r - -:::* I . -1 : _::._Tr,::.,i; - .-. — — . *;.,:.:: _*4... I i I 9r A N lPdP FWEMS ./ I W!, r' - . - - - f- )I- -. vag_ - ... "Dapper :7 * - : Dan" Panisult ored YOUR AERO DECRATORS -. Dark t'i 'thol in UIIT1,hiT 4c'rilan cheeks enordjnstt. h Itrm h-p.d u t su ' - -.. . \I. I ' ,,, has and Wally PhiUpj .- - " ri., •, , , ,_ _., ' S 4 1t0m h1'110D,S L Cleaners Cleaners & Fur Storage 3 11 WEST 13th Sanford, Ft. Serving the Seminole, Volt,sjj Area Call Collect (305) 322.33 15 L ,, L foot too. - , __ W 4 a set, 10 diamonds, 14 kgra: geld, 1M95 let. ' her ) . -, OPEN FRI. N lIES f #' a . VjI Am, 6 ;_~ _, 61 6 1 k, - T mZni ql7t'S J 14 't%. 708 E. F I RST - . SHOE STORE , 4." a 01 roses and ivory baby's breath For traveling, Mrs. Collins wi th miniat ure English ivy and wore a three piece pantsuit of i v ory streamers )1ittl floral print on iXige itti It III IJIUJ UIL1JIUdJII W1L3 her pink Jersey lop. me couple Jell ister, Mrs. Susan (Caolo) for a wedding trip to Acapulco, F'lowler, of Knoxville, Term. Mexico. Their new residence The matron of honor was at. will be in Altamonte Springs. tired in a ferr.ai ngUi gown of The bridvgz Uisi b iiiphed pink jersey crepe with long by Chase Bag Co., as Southeast sleeves and V-neckline. She Regional manager and the I carried a French hand bouquet bride by the Division of Family of rose pink carnations, minuet Services, as a medical services roses and burgundy baby's caseworker for Central Florida, breath with natural foliage and Out-of-town guests came tong burgundy streamers, from New Orleans, La,, Holland Collins, of New Knoxville, Tenn., lis Angeles, served his brother as Calif,, Dallas and San Antonio best man and ushers were Mark Texas and Tallahassee, Caolo, San Antonio, Texas; Gainesville, Fort Lauderdale Gary Smi th, Dallas, Texas; and Miami, Fla. I t I 1 ,. I PH, 322.0204 t" ' ' Is . - - yet established a heterosexual relating to playmates earl in life, That doe't mean, though, e. The problem then just - Pl : . — __ ___ : - Before attonciing Rullitis, rs. ' '\ fl. • ~% W . .% A . _4 . ,),.,., - . .,6. .1: . . - • '1 - Flowers attended College and you - friendships that normal people booklet on menopause, send 50 members of both cents to the same address and develop sexes. Just as significant ask _. Seminole Junior was on the dean's list. she , . ' : named an honorable mention student by the Ford Foun. for the "Menopause" -. _..- __",~ - trissi' I4f% _ degree. Mrs. Flowers is . employed by the presenth Seminole Count)' Health Deiartrnent as a Public Health Nurse JULIA FlOWERS ." ' i. Tops the Trissi Bottoms II U V " ( 'f . / Told dation. She plans to further her studies and pursue a master's . - - that homosexual responses are expands and repeats itself. Your problem at au, Since he can't relate to play. You seem, from your letter, ma tes, the playmates reject 9 to befairly bright,so You should him, re-enforcing his 3erise of be able to acce pt the idea that lack of worth. After all the you are not at all capa ble of or Paren ts didn't give him suptrained to diagn3se your own port, so something must be ans problem. You will need wrong with Professional help to get the then the same thing happened Mr. and Mrs. Robert L right answers about yourself again and again and again, Kinard of 823 Catalina Dr., Each new experience proves One of the most im por ta Sanford, announce the ap. nt aga in to the person that he is proaching marriage of their puri.soses of psychological and unworthy . Such individuals psychiatric counseling is to help may seek out opportunities to daughter Theresa Lynn, Gregory Waldo Corson, son of a person change his per- be rejected, to punish th emSir. and Mrs. Waldo Corson of sOnahty. Your letter strongly selves for some supposed uth Cameron Ave., suggests that you would like Rt. 2, So to fls,j you need Is a "shrink" Sanford. The wedding will be change. And from your to look at your basic problem. It event of Sept. 7, 1974 at Church remarks, I would agree that co1.ild be very worthwhile for of God of Prophecy, at 7 p.m. you could develop a broader becauseyou are very Yong, and life much more pleasant for )'OU difference It could make 0* in a lifetime of in t he future. achieve ment and normal hapThe re Is no evidence in your piness versus a continuation of letter that are oriented e style or worm. more to homosexual activity I'd suggest you get on with the than you are to heterosexual business of getting some activity. It does suggest that professional help to work on the you are afraid of personal in. basic problem rather than volvement with anyone. Your concerning yo self a ut a ur bo "self-centered" beha vior may symptom. Forget about the well be because you are afraid ones. 6r o ther people and it is a horm Send your questions to Dr. ' defense mechanism. You may Lamb, in care of this newspanot think you are able to sustain per, P.O. Box 1551, RadIo City a meaningful close rela- Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. tionship, including good, close For a copy of Dr. Lamb's .- _. Weddin b It terrltic learn Ups as easy to put together as 1, 2 3. Long & short ~ % rG . .. ~ . rT . - .. .. ...--.-- - -- SIRS. ICARL C01J,tNS ' .J . sleeve blouses, sleeveless shells, all great over _.!~' . I'll color coordinated Hairstyles I _ I1K ____ - -.- d -. - -e '4 /.% pants. ~v r ~ •:4 f\ i l .' % 1 1 - -..- bouquet of American Beauty Mrs. Steen Groover. stitchery, neat tie. So nice to know i t's great or close fri,ind 30 years ago. She punch table, presided over by carried a formal Tudor hand Mrs, Michael Caolo Jr., and -. Zak, Golden Ye*n and Wt,t Only Just Begun. 11_1_ J) • ~ .11;. s the jeans shoe par excellence! Thick bule, - to featuring a high Queen surrounded by greens and ______ soft per niakhi:mg flostrs '1eees and A line skirt. Her A long lu arrangement of hand made Imported Belgian identical flo wers with sil ver I ct mantilla as worn by a euca1yptu. foliage, adrned the $. - haac is. diamond Cutter for Zales. H. takes a special pride in the brilliant diamond duos he helps Create. A Duø set, 10 di.amondi, i-I kaj. gold, i - 2 set. ,. ' t 6 --,.S!,Wr College Winter Park. A graduate of Columbus City Hospi ta l School of Nursmn Columbus, Ge. , , ShOP at Home 322-3315 P50 CPIIf No Obcanon I)iamond duos-beauty nuilehed only by Isaw4 skill. - - -\ - I, , p ,'. Mrs. Julia Tucker Flowers, J length gown of candlelight arrangement. The cake was - .% 14 '', . WTf7 — —i -4 41 r£ Measured . i 9 , . I ONF PR CE COMPLETE F ______________ with Ivory Cathedral tapers and miniature inums and ivory trailing springeri were used. container. Highlighting the Family pews were marked with table, was the three tiered cake, ivory satin ribbons and ivory using the same chosen colors of baby's breath. the bride and topped with a Given in marriage by her fresh Colonial nosegay of uie A Shop and Compar ' ,, . ke %: Factory - Direct Prices and Get lnHome . v . ~ - - - - 0 it , 4 - -. •d' ---• ~ - I I . -.0 i 1111111 I __ _ . - _ i — - - - - - 1~ I Only At AE RU Can You ,." — Our PC** Ntake Ugi Number One ') on a BUDGE1 . 0 da ugh ter of Wal ter Tucker, Altamonte Spr ings, completed requirements for her BS degree in Social Science at Roll ins A ink roses The reception site was the presented an appropriate Capistrano Apts. Clubhouse, in Altamonte Springs. Tables Four Altar vases of white were overla id with lace cloths gladioli, snow (lake mums and and the cake table held an carnations with Jade foliage arrangement of burgundy a urned the Aitar and a pair ot sweetheart roses, pink .- , I organist, Frank Dunn and soloist, Mrs. Rory Berguson, .4 : 1. ; make a blunder, leave women, achievements and about ac- they could help would be to give then, to find their sphere and do compllshents that were with- you some self-confidence not tell us before we are born in a hairbreadth of me but because you expected them to even, that our provin ce is to which I threw away. do something for you. cook dinners, darn stockings, I am 21 and obviously selfMost people wi th your proband sew on buttons..,! know not centered, What can be ac- lem are afraid of getting hurt. what you believe of God but i complished with male hor. This usually means that they believe He gave yearnings and mofle? Could I be helped by it? already have been, ually in us longin gs to be filled, and that DEAR READER The Childhood. The root of the e did not mean all our time beginning Of the solution to any problem often is fn the relation should be devoted to feeding problem is recognizing you of the child to the parents. Such and clothing the body." have one. You have already individuals have often been rejected by one or, more often, They wished -to be just - as made the first step. You are worried about both Parents. 71W situation involved in the workings of the church as 'men and not to whether you have a homosexual snowballs from there. Hanalways be relegated to that orienta tion, it is norm al to dicapped from this experience private, unobtrusive area worry a bout that If you haven't the person has difficulty Degree Earned -, ificiallng clergyman at the crgAm and siIk gown with long double ring ceremony and sleeves and a corsage of bridal 1 . .4 I / =1 -S - New Orleans, IA., were united background, complemented by I I s-.t - in Holy matrimony Aug. 17, a shoulder corsage of Spanish 1974, at 2 p.m. at All Souls sun yellow roses. The Catholic Church, Sanford. bridegroom's mother wore a Vn?tr iin hinaa w,,. .'.f t,...i ,.i t - it As school . .. -- 6ck TO 1 ,~ I" ., Miss Bonnie Louise Caolo, Richard and Robert Walters, 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. New Orleans. Michael Caolo, 131 East The bride's mother chose a Woodl and Drive, Sanford and formal leng th gown of silk Carl Hutchison Collins, son of organza, pink and burgundy Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Collins, floral print on white bold qoES , ' "N" 111I , _ql 111, I they're called) and two long. Bonnie L. Caolo Weds C. Collins TIlE I COOLCUToFfS r#4 ___________________________________________________ I . . Kleis, who ow Jeans because they're com. blue Jeans, ne short (cutoffs, Even - -_ I— t i after that, in the IVOs, jeams She owns one pair of sailor's are still buying them. . Sanford Personals - cent price tag of some years they last a long time—five But waves of change eep Although some shops stock ago, years," she says, motioning to across even the blue denim blue Jeans with a 76-inch waW Ile blue Jeans phenomenon is her blue Jeans. "They're world, and shop owners try to (and 384nch length), blue jeans not new, It began more than 125 comfortable," keep track of the latest trends. seem to be bought almost ex- years ago when a young fellow "They're easy to wash and In addition to elusively by and for the named Levi Strauss hired a you don't ha ve to iron them," recycled look, so the faded, pular that physically firm. 1or In Saii Francisco to make says Mrs. Gloria Hendrick, people fruitlesslypocheck the In Europe, where blue Jeans pants from the canvas he had "and we can wear them to Goodwill stores daily, bib reportedly sell for much higher brought from New York. 1%1*n work. It Used to be that we could overalls hre sellouts, ano~ stores prices than here, the older and Levi ran out of canvas—miners wear pants but not blue denims, run out of supplies soon after ,'he affluent often wear them, liked his pants because they but now we can wear those, they're received. Buyer' visit trimmed and decorated for were tough—he began to use too." Los Angeles warehouses discotheque evenings, plain and Serge de Nimes, a steel-like "They're comfortable," says weekly, but usually can't buy as Jacketed for day. In South cotton fabric loomed in France, Mrs. Ste ve Morris, and her many blue jeans as they know America, jackets and pants By 1950, almost every college husband adds that most they could sell. big matches for the men, but Stucient owned at least one pair wearers of jeans "look good in And although prices o blue not so favored women. of "Levi's," and used them to 'em. They lasta long time," he jeans have just Increased Ei ther direction, American kids ei ther mingle with, or hide out says. He owns two pairs of nationwide, one shop owner cruising almost always w from, the crowd. Twenty years jeans which he wears to work, sa ys that people who buy jeans Jeans. - the panel withJudy media I.cague members Shirley Moak, Diana .Jackson and Judy Merk plan forum, re ti ves. presenta CAPRICORN iDec. 22 to Jan 20) Handle pressing matters and Shirley Moak f Provost early in th ro e day. Try to be of aslslance to one who is having a Educations committee willprogram pro m the and the other organization whose purpose is will be at 9:15 at Altamonte !ul dif ficult time. Visit friends tonight. grams on Oct. 9, 23, and 30 to encou rage the inform ed and Chapel Education building on ' appear on the Sept. 12 School AQUARIUS Jan. 2I to Feb. 19m You have responsibilities that wIildeaIwiththeSthteJJoo active participation of all SR436a nd the Sept. Bo ar d pro gr am. 1u'uld be handled quickly and "ell ir, th morning 19 evening Representatives, Sta te Senate, citizens in government, Plan what Mon- unit session will be at 7:45 at Voter's Service chairman Jo should be done tonight th at is important. and U.S. house of Represen- thly unit meetings are held on First Federal Savings and Loan Ann PISCES 'Feb. 20 to Mar, 20) An assoc iate wants to take up Sept.Burke Is responsible for the t.atives. the third Wednesday and. of Seminole, sour time while you have work to do for a higher-up, so use tact 25 County Co.ssion SR 434, Longwood, k. The League is a non-partisan thursday. The Sept. 18 meeting and get It done. listen to an expert. will deal with election Issues. IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY..he or she will be in. F Lerested in travel, so be sure to give littl e duties to perform and li the fine mind here can be set to what is practical, Give the academic education your gifted Droenv dprv. 4. 1 perseverance here that could lead to great success. Religious and Mrs. Eliza Pringle, In. he is in the United States Air ethical training is a must. structior at Monroe ElernentM Force stationed at Camp New School has Just returned from a Amsterdam The Ne erlands th _____ four weeks holiday in Europe, Th e Pringle toured the _. ~ __. 1 She shared this experience with Netherlands, Germany, I . ~__ her son and daughter-in-law Luxembourg, France and Sgt and Mrs. Clifford Pringle Belgium. A few of the major °t° truiy cities visited were Tier, Frank. .* P ingle and his wife (urt, Pr f Wiesba den, Li1l Parris .' I ' .c'' Rnv.JuI ______ B}IAUTY L. ' t , of / dud Brussels, .. is myself, but I do not thing for you. I am fairly coal. confidence in the Father that right or work to get external dent that you have normal hor. when He gives us the capacity rewards. I get enjoyment out of mono functions in view of your to do anything }!e does not reminiscing about previous sexual h istory. The only way ther, i7;,*1..j ' -1 "I wear them every day. I Her oldest pair is about four her older sister. Pipestemmed at neighborhood thrift stores go haven't worn a dress In years," years old and she figures that and skinny on her younger for $1 or more today, a I oo to 300 says Miss Linda GIa ndon. SbC wears Jeans at least four 'i'other, Cut off surfer-style on per cent boost over the 25- to 50- "They're the cheapest because times a w eek. • r sun-blonded bro ,., em Conne cticut Sta te College "1 had forgotten how to study. It's hard to discipline your mind again after being out of school so long." ,1111114;1,,P Depending on size, brand and the premium the hems, on a long-haired teen- recyclables prized by collectors fortable. . - easons --- Dirty and greasy on the Patch-personalized Jeans, sensible phenomenon, suitable It a long time and you can motorcyclist with knees which can te ll the wearer's life to the casual American life- change top and go to a hugging the chrome. Clean and story, can cost as much as $500, style. Five out of five people party,"your says Mrs. Dorothy so long that she's wearing out his sere.' I have S All broke into haute couture, with denims which she can wear style, standard blue Jeans cost designers trying to get as good "anyplace except to nightfrom about to $15 in America, a fit in satins and speciality clubs," she says. Their l Walk down any street and Different cuts cost more, and fabrics. month-old son, Mark, also chances are that you'll see at designer's labels can push th e Today the blue jeans business wears blue Jeans, size three. 4wt one pair of blue Jeans. cost into the hundreds. has leveled off . Into a steady, "They're comfortable, they - '4'. 1' , t The Pants For Ile Herald Services • - - By I .RETIA SE1GER NORWICH, Conn. (All) The next semester she took " "You can get so much more by two courses, sociolo and fun. waiting ra ther than entering damental mathematics. She college right after high school flunked the second half of ma th . I At 21, she said, she felt "very Tylenda of Norwich, who waited llyears after dropping out of old" and "ready for the grave" high school to graduate from sitting with youths just out of college, high school But she was pleas. Mrs. Tylenda hated high antly surprised that man),' stuschool. In fact, she joked, III dents were Pven older ard t~at was ready to quit when i fin, they were all treated like people ished kindergarten." Some "not like old women and 3 Youngsters dislike school, she men." thinks, because "It's go, go, go At times, she d, she didn't from kindergarten on, wi th too think she would make it "but I'd much pressure." tell myself I just can't give up. ' But af ter 10 yars out of It wdd'all be in vain," school. "I felt I needed more education and signed up for an - vant " t Jeans I 9 _____________ Sunday, August 25 1974-3C He Needs All writes, "Anne Hutchison r ' ' League Slates Ces' Ni g h f Sunday Herald a valid arguincrit then men "minis' ter" or 'Ideacon" when equal. They are both moral and humosexuality. helper like unto himst-if.,, They should obey the woman. Should ilave an inferiority complex. resultofawell.thouitutplan used for men. In their own minds and for said the expression didn't Adam have been con accountable beings, and I have never had any type Of Your masturbation is normal. sidered ~lf action by women who felt their debates in public they had signify Feminists noted that Jesus whateverb right for man todo, sexual encounter with anyone, Itisabouttheoysexua3ouUet weakness, subservience inferior to the animals he was treated men 3nd women 4:17ninism was compatible with " the Bible, tonowers equaliy during his combat the traditional scripLucy Stone, early feminist, albeit,' I am not Involved in life style. And, since You have Early feminists felt that the time on earth, Letha Scanzoni wrote "The tural ones. After all, they countered, G ad discussed the question of them except as a Feminists and the Bible," a So far as the question of woman's role that was then tuite any kind of spectator. I normal sexual tensions it is the One example is w ha t creation tuum self ts spoken of In Scripture "curse" on women in Genesis physical exer. expected form of behavior. It :l6 was more a prophecy than women's roles and rights as our helper. history of women's flight to teaches. Is referred to as sphere) in a (ion and am extrern.,ly lazy. I should not become a substitute a divine decree, gain equality in the church. concerned Catherine speech: Feminists point to the first ha ve no friends and no in. for more mature relationships Their final interpretation of They said God was describing McCulloch wrote, "Christianity Even in the Colonies, women chapter of Genesis where it Genesis 2 was that God "Wendell PhiHips, a writer terests. with members of the opposite in. what the world would be like for will solve these newer problems were questioning the treatment si,iys God created both male and t says, 'The best and reatest ended companiomship between %g,- ()111tn ;is ,I result of sin's en. I sleep most of the time and s"x they were receiving. Scanzoni female human beings In his if we study the spirit (if C lirist's thing one is capable of' d Ing, masturbate heavily. Nly only the sexes who were alike in trance into the world . Ca therine Male hormone won't do a words and then apply he that is concern ___________ ' - - * *the squarely "the Bible problem." evolved, most probably, as I _________ - length gown of Imported chantilly lace ith fitted mistaken' their conclusions . An influential Person gives you the -'-- omen Den y Gen esis 'Cu rse' s _____ 7. dress of blue poly-knit crepe attended Florida Technological 7:7 ___________________ University. _________________________ fitted A-line style, scoop student at She is an art __________________________ the __________ University of neckline, short sleeves, T I. - with natural foliage and long collar trimmed with lace. tendant. ,Aork early in the day. Relax tonight. I.!BH, iSept. 23 to Oct. 22 Making a Lntmn ts d in Them on time makes th is a most successf ul day. Plan ac ti vities and time wisels. Think contructively. Wet. 23 to Nov. 21) Don't let frien ds kee 'on from di-ing important work, )dally U1nancial matters. Avoid one " 110 gossips too much. Be logical. ItUIFfAHiUS tNov. 22 to Dec. 211 If You stick to duties at hand you wi ll make progress, even th not as fast as you think you should. Take health treatmentsough , .- _________ Mrs. John A. Eick, all of San- mate rna l bride, ch 4i -t7j Given in marriage by her accept statemen ts wi thout checking up. Your ass ocfat could be - - Kinds Of Help . elect is the granddaughter of cessorjesandUIerfromth Lombardo, ..i father, the bride wore a formal (;ENERAI. TEN I)ENCIES: The daytime is not good (or you to :. - ,\ asked image and gave them Joint dignity and equal in worth in McCulloch said to insist it treatment most in during Colonial days 'that with the dominion over earth, accord the eyes of God, same rights of individual meant women were corn- IlLs life and teachings." The traditional argument Early American feminists manded to always obey men The status of American judgment upon religious refers to Genesis 2. Feminists found it hard to C ri tics felt were constantly arguing and suffer throughout the women in rlgIori is vastly questions should be accorded to this chapter clearly thught :, 1k ages believe that a loving God had that against critics who Insisted that was as ridiculous as sang that . changing. created separate unalterable women which the Reformation woman was cleated for man DEAR DR. LAMB — In a that you have no close male Paul's epistles proved equality like Adam, men were required The American Lutheran had already secured to man." and that spheres for men and women man was superior to for women as unscriptural. cent column you wrote that friends as that You have no Church now encourages or. to perspire when they worked tie. the domestic circle for The major argument used to woman. They felt Eve was male hormcnes accentuate close female friends. Did Timoth y 2:11-15 prohibit and eat only herbs, dinaion of women, this t block aspiring women from given to Adam to be his hel women, the wor!d-at.large for masculine characteristics, It is quite p ossible that you woman's teaching and Translation was also source men). Human beings, they year saw the ordination of the high places in the churrh iq mato I n h have nes a very bad leadership simply because she thority woman chaplain in the u.swdly based on Scripture, of Irritation to women. Greek insisted, share a deep desire for rather than to lead an I have read that In. was the last created? history of the U.S. military and scholars pointed to instances of spiritual freedom and mental mones are not IV Ifth Century feminists dependent existence. very effective In .that causes you to fail in a few women have been or- argued their point by studying Catherine Waugh McCulloch, translational bias toward men. developmert. Feminists refused to be treating homOsexuality and on developing human lieve an early feminist, argued that One cvmp1e war 'izv the word datned as rabbis in Reform the Bible and in the process that women had In the 183us Sarah Grarke that basis concluded that been created they The problem here, then, [5 not both Scripture and sciences " er Judaism. was used arriving at radically different as an "af terthought." Th to describe wrote a reply to a pastoral would not ey i help me. But, I your sex orientati on but why do nd ica te d an ascending scale In Phoebe(Rom 16:1),a word th at let r These are interpretations. te condemning her publi c believe that my problem argued that the words tran- which the higher forms of life may you have this opinion of revoluntionary. But, they did is used by Paul cuitstantly and lecturing avainqt floi,vory Scanzoni fe,pls that the Parlu IgInte "on he Ito one of lark Of fig- Yr' , az,;.!1. - nc(:ftf!d or -15, ,If. tiot mt-ur overnight. Tbp~ f -hrictinn famini-os,(--j --- C U "" Just iis weil inean - "cre cTeated last. If !hL-b were a I.-; Pver%,%vht%,-A elp translMed I'M= ::..,- WO"men %ere creaW 91ca3ivetiess tnan actual centered" people often really N _______ -. scVen branch candelabra with "__$;LW__ 4white Ca thedr al tapers and 1.j For Monday, August 26, 1974 -- —.- BYJOANNIVEY geci 1*~ Robinson of Sanford. late Mrs Palmarr-'nnd Mr an ' , "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOW - Herald Service mother was attired in a floor length :. , ,, _.. .. U W4 10. trailing greens. and the rose from the bride's The Hf.: .1 .1 LL- ' .. Jj cart4nnc -. !_ f ' 1T - I . 4 f : I¶.k ' I'.: - ' Eng Wheichel, The bridegroom ' ; Is p The engagement of Miss sandra Patricia EIck to Bce wore an all white tuxedo wi - .white rose boutonniere and his Eugene Robinson is announced Carl in with by her mother, Mrs. attendanis wore tuxedoes Palmer Eick of 1801 Madera white carnation boutonnieres. Ave., Sanford, and fathe Ile bride's mother wore a George Edgar Eick of Malden, - IT floor-length gown of h! flra! Mass. Mr. Robinson is the son embossed polyester knit cre '.. . 'i v Paul Shupe served tis brothcas best man and usher groomsmen were Buck Metts, Robert McCaskeihl and Howard !J :! c . 1 i uiue w! jade folia ge placcd Un white àuiz. "' m aking blunt comments that could get you in trouble wit1i others. I music. Church decorations included . ;'; pu . P_ - - appropriate prugram th everyone. Take Lrr' nr . I JtilV In.................. Ai' '' ifilU 00 'P1 %%hatever I&ill be of hel p to those)vu love. Gain (he support of one - our life. VIRGO 'Aug. 2210 Sept. 22i Don't brLni up any controversial sublectS -it home fir there could bL nd V. I`1^ .,I— nler laining at home night. l.lHR iSept. 23toOct, 221 Know what it is that a ll ies expec t of you. Study re po rts carefully and make sure they re ('atch up on your reading tonight. SCORPIO 'Oct. 23 to Nov. 1) Study monetary matters now an d figure out how to have more abun dance. Make plans to invest isely. Take time for the social tonight. . k~_ / Rev. Fred Mullens. Organist Gene Adams presented an 1-thers to do uhat you wish. Use diplornacy and show You are nite Coup le .I! 1 - Miss Eick U ' double ring ceremony was the . --_-'--- • - .--.:;:- _____________________________________ I II -- . - , * it' p.m. at Pinecrest Baptist Church, Sanford. Officiating at the candlelight, M(XJN CIilI.DHEN June 22 to July 21) Don't try to force •. -~ Shupe, were united in Holy nietq interesting per M'm. He somnewta dramatic and be helpful in impressing ot he rs now. TAURUS A pr . 20 to May 2th Don't try to reneg on certain respi,risibilities or you would regret it later on . Try to be Ilivre understanding of closest tie. (;EMINI May 21 to June2li void a pal who could be in a bad milodat this time. Ile more considerate of the problems of t for re!axjr,. - - — . ,', rt ' I. Sh - ampoo ~ Q ~~ I tiv 'U1 IiflU ' y If \'-. Dry And Go j' i "r .#-# i- I - ''' f1'1 ..- 1k \ , $750 mII_•'uId•b IS QUistr See uS a.A ir ftur O New Location! OFFICE SweeneyS ' SUPPLY 229 Magnolia Ave., Sanford Ph, 322-1246 13* Am'6 HAIR STYLING SALON I ' Ph. 322-4913 316 E. Commercial Downtown Sanford (Next To Holiday House) 1'; ' L" 4 fr ... - ' - It\, 228 E. First St. Ph. 322-3524 OPEN FRI. \NITES i It �- -.-:--------------- '.: 4C—Sunday Herald - - _--_- -- -- --. -------- -- -- ----- ----- -- -.= -- ---- - - S-- r r — - - - -- rr, - -.-------- - - Nancv s In answer to many cam regar arding safety as ! 1 'I j SL. Apopka. Jewietip S4er, 1. '4 being taken when State Rd 434 Is widened to four lanes, I will repeat the Iformatiori • . - I IflO Marie Av. Apopka BWyEngeneBent3ey,39,l4 SIith NctRAAfI1QS ... ------- - AOL Robert Lee Cs. 21. 1215 Wk Av., Diane Holloway. 1&, 406 Orange Av. Neftali Rivera, 36, 1216 Helen - -- - -- • Alt '. available. '. fthasa1r'beendeddedto Construct sidewalks t*i both • paths I — -' I k1 Oaytona Bch. Grace Ellen 1400 Nova Rd Apt 1 S. DJ)141 Bch. ________ _ II.. i __ _____ - .. As 'a. Miss Iturn HOME countyw i de service ed maximum cost 14 lab _____ ] School Board and County $575,000 the first year wi th ___Commissioner. about 1275,000 covered by Most of the above are can- federal revenue sharing funds didates at large. In the and grants. senatorLil race, WlnterSpriflgl In the municipalities in 4¼.. is located in Distrlt 16,50 YOU Seminole County, election will ___ d for one of the can- be held December 3. All •--____ funning irom residen3 u"rc TtiirnIesi _____ ___ _ _ _ ______ ________ district. In inc House uf they rrside, will casl ____ ___________ WIJ Springs their o( in the city e1ection is loca ted in District 33. The at ty Hall, I North same ne a&& Fau. -; Winter Springs is di%ided into `1 cwistruciiwi ut Use Fire __ Senator, Secretary of State -- more information second from ri cie- l EI and5.Thoselocatedthcthct completed before A, - - - --- - -- - - _____ \ ---------------------- - D - V Greenville &C. M1d1 J. Christine, 23, 112 Gar rison Dr. May A Pietrowihi 23.114 Satmgna Dr. - Jo)mDnMeIthrsiJr.,11, _______ ______ Cl 4. - __ •-r --" Lee, 16, 132 Country Club P4. Robert Leonard Hood, 21, Box 91 Hacienda Village Winter Spgt, Dianne L Logan, 17, 500 Oviedo It, Winter Spg - - - -B ; . _______________ . - Orlando George P. Locke, 40, P.O. Box 1054 Maitland, Sanfra L , - -- -. . - - - - ___ . - - - -- - 231nrsrielJ,r*Ap&sDeBary Stephen S. Umsek. , 2521 N. Viola Appleton Wis. Mary L. h-o. 19, 111 E. C-irt iuota. - - ;zj:, - i- .. - - -- 9 -. - Ile 011' Alarrii-111-v 4 Dona So= Carvelro & OarIIe, Mary E. Phelps & Charles H. Wm A. Hoff, & Dorothy S., Linda Anne Smithson & Richard EarL, WI. 3 di. Horace A. Tucker fl&Sandra TOMORROW, CUT YOURSELF IN ON THE EXCITEMENT We are opening a store Lee Leon M. Swain. Jr., & Betty Jo, Wt. I child house fill ed with elegant things. So quite naturall y we are cutting the ribbon with diamond scissors. Join us for the excitement, and stroll through our lush new surroundings while you view the latest creations of such famed makers as Rolex, Omega, Movado, Palek Philippe, Accutron and Pulsar; gifts of china and silver by Reed & Barton, Gorham, Towle, Kirk. Lunt, Wallace, Lenox, Royal Doulton,, Kathleen 1. Nehtors & Robert L, WI. minor child G illian Nancy Morris & Wm. Thmnas., WI. minor ch. Dillaz'dH.Dw'hani&Mon. tress G.,Wf2 ch. Lk,nah I.. Amiers- & Kim P. - : -. ' ______ - — •• — __ - ________ ' "HO • — ________ -. — -- .. , ____ 0 cI bids oov '°" add l. -r j---y'— particularly related to the prob. Frank E. Masland, newly elect- the first time Was no 'new-low price,' which j, II(IUtIY cd ç.resdin of tire Car has been occurring because of using a substantial volume of Rug Inmtltute, says: technology changes in manuplastic com po nen ts In fun"We are dependent on factur in er internal g, few ture," observed Douglas petro-chemical industry, problems and lower priclabor es of Brackett, a spokesman for Everything that goes Into 40 d 13 C .IO p HO — ' _____ __________ .: £ ____ - , — - : - 90 0 4Ae,./p - LONG, LOW, DISTINCTIVE, RAMBLING EXTERIOR Furniture (synthetic) carpet, except for mate rials, Manufacturers Assn. in the ju te, comes out of a bagel "But now world-wide Indiscussing the ou tlook for fall of oil. Seventy-four per cent of flatlon is nibblin g at it. Then, decorators, all carpets sold last year were too, the Industry has become "Fortunately, the lumber nylon about 750 milli on yards competi ti ve. New people are in problem has eased somewhat," In a billion dollar industry.,, it every day." he went on. "Loggers have the option of cutting logs that would IuIuuuuuuuIuuI b used for housing or fur. Introducing niture, sof t or hard woods. Wi th the decline in housing, a number are cutting the woods that are used in making furni. lure." Another good thing, he says, Southern Timeless Colors is that a large number of new Th e full center ball layout gives access to every room. To styles being Introduced in antith e left of the foyer, down two steps, Is th sunken formal Hvl"g room. To th e right is separate e cipation of the Bice ntennial are formal and family room, both of which occupy a panoramic view of dining room. To the rear is the kitchen the ear ly American traditional the rear. A massive brick fireplace is optional. styles that are made of pine, The three bedrooms are large, with abundant closet space. Architect Samuel Paul, I0740 Queens Bud., Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375, has designed Plan 11 which is now becoming more A SP iith 2,589 square feet. Anyone Interested In knolng the price of the blueprint must send a avadable because of the housstamped, self-addressed envelope for a reply. ing situation "A large number of firms are already Into that market (Bicen te nnial) but even so the early American traditional furnI. , - - "'" '"-'- - ' - — / Christin Neeatl A New House? I reach yotlng area; 'a Do Something Beautiful.1 - Jacobs Fine Jewelers Since 1890 Altamonte Mali • Altamonte Springs Also Jacksonvie • West Palm Beach • Tampa TO LIST YOUR HOME IN i MLS STENSTRO be 'ervlced? Eight rich-in-tradition colon that give your omC the charm yoyv always wanted. paint thai less moisture ow,won e$ wetp 1.. in. And LUCITE has b1n poven.' - a nationwi d e test on hundreds of a ctua l homes like yourj, to * resist cracking longef than other best.sell i ng d%ThefesonIyonegr.d,ofLuCiTE_thC 11 n#%1- Only one AMERICANA COLLECTION from Du Pent LUCITE - • V Free ____ hazards , •, lIE L1 322-2420 - - I renowned collection of fine diamonds, precious stones, pearls and gold jewelry. Join us tomr,rrow for the grand opening of our elegant new store. From DuPont LUCITE — The W'edywood, Laliqut, Beileek, Baccarat, and Royal Worcester. These plus our own The New Americana Collection Bizarre Plants Flourish By EARL ARONSON never were A Floral "Tale Sa tan's favori te plan t reputedly sue, about 30 per cent, of the market. This will Increase wi th AP Newsfeatures piece." was the deadly nightshade, his the Bicentennial," There are many bizarre Ever bear of Monkey Bread? Signature is parsley, and his Th e City of Mai tl and isn't necessarily loo ki ng for th e county plants, The industr y is very optimL monstrous ones, The author describes i as one body government to remit th e money to the City of Maitland, What it is composed of several tic at this turn of even ____li__ . -. rnvthii'nInn n,.I tnn.,I,,nI h 5 Las V"C3 VMS WdL urnus Out in its malevolent herbs, asking is for county er reduce the county millage said. In fact, they feel they are rate for county taxpayers who reside inside the corporate limits that have inspired stories. grotesquerie as perhaps the "We must delve into the -in a healthy situation for the of Maitland or, alternatively, to remit such sums to the City of William A. Emboden writes most ludicrous arboreal entity plants that figure prominently long haul from now to 1985." about these fascinating that man has encountered." in specific spells, Maitland. potions, and Designer and manufacturer specimens in "Bizarre Plants" Some are estimated to be 5,000 philtres used 11 the latter were to happen there is little doubt but that the by Satan or his of custom furniture Vladimir (MacmIlla), years old, with trunks 85 feet in agents An'i Fmbeden does. City of Maitland's governing council would have no choice but to }dgaii l*oiieve it may be üilfiJust the titles of his chapters diameter. Because they are lower its own millage rate. Consider the walnut: If a cult for small companies to So.do you see what we mean when we suggest what effect this are intriguing. Monstrous pulpy, African natives have woman is suspec ted of being a maintain quality standards In Plants ; Orchi ds in Witchcraft hollowed them for water wi tch, a walnut dropped into the face of a wide varlty' of new law will have on the elections in 1976? and Medicine; Satan's Simples storage. her lap will prevent her from problems in the furniture in. The Herbs of Black Magic; Emboden spins fascinating arising from a chair. dustry. Herbs of Grace — Witches and tales of bizarre traditions conThe virtuous have no need to "Raw materials are mIenWarlocks Undone; Dragon's nected with orchids, fear. The first question a candidate for a county commission seat Blood; The Fabulous or.. .good woods are scar. Coco-deIn Satan's Simples — The To offset the Herbs of Black cc.. .suppliers are cutting might be asked is, "lb you reside inside a municipality or don't Mer; Plants That Eat Animals; Herbs of Black Magic, Embo. Magic there are Herbs of veneers you?"' paper thin to get more Fungal Fantasies; Plants that den rela tes an ear ly Hindu leg. Grace. As Emboden S5S, The candidate's answer will be all important — particularly mileage out of them...wool is end that plants of the world held "Fortunately there are more to th e con stituent asking th e question. And, it'll be one issue on counsel and agreed to fight the plants used to arm oneself which no candidate will be able to straddle the fence. Evil One by serving as an. against such malefactions than ____________________ He'll either live inside or outs ide a municipality' and that tidot.es to all of the pestilence t here are evil herbs, and Ironicould cost him votes or gain him votes. He'll either be for spread by his animal con- cally so:ic of the herbs are county / residents outside municipalities paying the whole tab for services spirators. Contrary to this, the found in both traditions," solely rendered them or he'll have to be against it. And, either author says, Western traditions Em boden traces the superCove way his position could cost or win him %.otes have looked upon some plants stitlons and legends that stirLook at th e Seminole Co unty Commission for the Financing a as being in the service of Satan, round iiany plants. There is the new ON RESE RVOIR moment. Ma rondo Horn, In Not one single commissi oner resides inside a municipality. and LAKE others as beneficial in dragon's blood tree and fungi Deltona 8 no within coiiititing 11w Dcvii's krct's that glow in the dark the of the Now, let's l(1k at the record. When the question came before working people ef the the CALNO council the other night at a meeting at Sanford City 01.2-3 Bedroom Apts. as well as thi older fetlrpe$Ø a flied flail the only vote against such a move on the part of the •Swimming Pool ncome S., us S Tennis Courts mwIcipailties of Seminole County came from the county 'e28rd,n9 your representative, County Commissioner Dick Williams — a IFishing & Boating to purchase a MULTIPLE resident of the unincorporated area of the county. nfwIbedraomp, m,,or•Disposals " cash down and LISTING His tote, of course, came as no more of a surprise than the • Dishwashers re duced monthly SERVICE votes of the othei- CALNO members who voted for it since all of payments under the •Drapes them were county ta xpayers from within the incorporated areas Farmers Home Ad 4 Ministration Ass i stance CALL of the county'. Plan, SANFORD 323-7900 Another area of Interest, pertaining to double (s,atj0flf5 ORLANDO 36S.5555 question of countywide fi ne co ntrol being proposed by the County. M Since th e municipalities all have their own fire departments, who OFF AIRPORT REALTY will foot th e bill for the fire control program in th e unincorporated BLVD. areas of the county? Il_ic. Will th e county ta x pa yers within the cities be asked to pay th e ANYTIME 831.4039 same tax millage as tlis residents of the unincorporated areas to or 6282162 2565 PARK DRIVE Candidates Must Take Stand WII2CIL I ••• . For example, Maitland city officials cuntend that of the 110.7 million budget requested by th e Orange Coun ty Sheriff's Department no less than 17.6 million trill be allocated to provide services solely for the unincorporated areas of Orange County and only an estimated 1.3.1 million of the total budget will be allocated for services inside and outside municipalities. Consequently, Th e City of Maitland has notified the Orange County Commission th at it wants th e county government to afford relief to the residents of Ma Wand for th at portion of th e ta xes they Pay which is allocated to services performed solely in unincorporated areas. The same resolution also urges the county commissioners to develop an appropriate mechanism to pass on such increased cos ts to th e citizens of un incorporated ar eas being serviced. i_, Dissolutions - * r &iertff's Department. - _ ____ ___ b.doa against Maitland taxpayers used to operate the Orange County - ______ By VIVIAN BROWN expensive. ..cotton is hard to If the ind us try were enjoying AP Newsiestures Writer get...and, of course, the syn- 10 to 15 per cent growth, they Pliny, the Roman thetics are in the petroleum would (eel th e demand, and an.i Plutarch, the Greek moral- pinch. What is available is much will depend on what hap1st, both believed that oil could chintzy so people may need to pens in the next six months, he soothe troubled waters. Homes pay a lot more for good furni- remarked. They are on the specialists agree — if they lure ..." br in k of feeling the stress, alcould just get more of the stuff. The industry also suf fers though it is not crucial at the The rug you walk on, the fur- from the decli ne of good crafts moment because they have not niture 'ou sit on and even the men as well as the shortage of had to ma ke demands on fi ber covering on your walls may ma te rials, w hich, be sayr, may manufact urers who are f ee lin g have star ted In a gusher. result in a more functional the shortage. "Many upholstery fabrics home — m ultipurpose or bu1l "At the end of the summer have synthetic materials that In-furniture. ___________________ are oil derivati ve As for t he carpe t industry, market," Masland said, "for vinyls are ____ pet ______ __ CAIO, an association of municipalities within Sem in ole County, is already looking Into the measure. In fact, at the last CA I-NO meeting members voted to proceed with th e preparation 'f a resolution which could result in the Seminole Sheriff's Department remitting a portion of county taxes levied against rnunldpal taxpayers who also pay county taxes back to the municipalities. Such a resolution has alreadt been adopted by th e City of Maitland petitioning the Orange County Board of Commissioners to remit to th e City of Maitland part of th e county taxes levied .4 CIO$ _____ New Houses ______ ___________ -osw bodroom Local Cities Act - n ____ Pet-111011, the Bvard t-f County Commissioners to finance such services by levying against persons or property wi th in th e unincorporated area or to peti tion sai d Board to remit to the municipality the cost of such service pai d by taxes levied upon property situate within the municipality. The law becomes effective Jan. 1, 1975. ' ______ I which became effective in 1969. On e of its sections was as follows: "Taxes; limitation. Pr operty situate within municipalities shall not be subject to taxation for services rendered by U.e county exclusively for th e be nefit of property or residen ts in unincorporated areas." SOON Everyone, particularly people involved in municipal gnverflen, was under the impression that this constitutional ,provision would bring an end to double taxation, 1' But, such has not been the case. One Supreme court decision after another out of Tallahassee has done little else than crush municipal hopes for an end to t 1 double taxation of city ci tizens. All 1' When all seemed hopel ess for th e ta xpayers inside municipal limi ts, th e Florida legislature came up with a measure, now a . A. law, which in eff ect will permit a municipality to identify servi ces t. ren de r ed specially for the benefit of th e residen ts in unin--------corporated areas and financed by county-wide revenues and to .. A -Imp ; amendment-ridden state constitution and adopt ed a new one Address - a AS ki~WF —'-,I In 1968 the people of Florida trash-canned an outdated , th e Georgia, Nancy J. Hoening, , Same A Donald S Carvelgo, 11, 231 Lincoln Rd. CB., Norma R. Burt, * same Henry P. Wheeler UL 32, 8 S. W Martha L Jotm,*i. V. 'me .1., Wf. 7 cli. jib 1 ch. Wm. J. Mum & Lorraine A. Old Oil 'Gushes' C2: onstitutional Prohibition Lawreiace Ping-Hum Huang. U, 36 Viking De. Smyrna Carl Sapia & FJvira M. Jessie P. WaIkley & Arth ur ENROI .. Needed , Kenters •— -.'. , Marilyn Jean Hardig & Robert E.,Wf3 ch. Maria Katz &Avram. James Thomas Powell & Nancy Mazle', WI. 3 cli. 2 . _____ Harvey Lamar Brooks & Ann., WI. minor child Artie M.Haiy lin&Th,inas F.. Wf. minor child 0 14 Depc ,tI . Problems Plague __ I s s u e Sunday, August 25, 1914-5C By DAVID JORDAN tially, a security deposit is the "damage deposit" for secur.ty Consumer action groups and usually nnnrefiinr1bJe, !re ex. Written for The Aisoclated money you plate on th he! that dcpjt. Actually, cugiiy. t*' but WrI te it bn't an an te nant groups are gradually plalned in the lease. Press you'll live up to the terms of d eve ry fl aw big or all, payment for nail holes, changing security deposit ic Perhaps no problems and your lease. 71is money is still but money pracgets heavier and to be held in limbo from a painted-over in the idck Review carefully any cla uses misconceptions harass renters mirs and must be returned until the least! ai!reement enti; tices in many arms. However, s(in(!-half.ciI en Pate which rffpr in vouts- woodwork to gaps In the caulk th., t :: Jill uidiii Wiiifl ifl th2 Vv*, New Jersey, have to take letunudu e ecurtiy aeposli. sme personal porate limits of city. Money security deNsits. Ask a iew lease -unless otherwise noted. Connecticut, and Permylvania, consumer action to get their For example, ask for the apart, provide you with a hedge the city uses comes only from those people who have lived In sewinside the corporate limits. Are city Normally, the expense of re- state law requires that security ment manager's definition of against some real nitpicking money back. eral apartments and you their share? when you vacate and a way to will pairing damages is deducted deposits be held in interest. If you are moving into a new "normal wear and tear." DL get Just as many definitions of from the deposit when you bearing Question: The sheriff's department provides neighborh escrow accoun ts. the conditions under which let them know of any Irnme. bldin ood security deposit as people you move out. !f you hvc p srii dIs prooiems. Give a copy to Miiinernia ffit might and Horith to !" yu t)l V i 1U. cctntc deposit pr.. 'h ervic fur those who reside lind to ask. It's the last month's dents in the place over and also require landlords to pay servation plan. te apartment office (or their your insi d e corporate limits , rent, a landlord' money. Check that A serious effort the files and keep ano ther copy for s nest egg, a above "normal wear and tear," interest on security deposi un. to get your money back sta However. funds used to provide such service in neighborhoods are rip-of rts lease clearly points out when f or a derived from taxes levied (in property Owners out.,;,k as well as wallet temporary nip in the get ahead of the game and con. der circumstances specified in before you sign the lease, ii receive your refund, even I rself in case of problems at .- depending upon the fess. It will probably cost you the law. inside corporate limits. Are if damage expenses city taxpayers who pay for First, find out what the man- you have to write In a date the end the lease. such experience, services given by only a fraction of the to de- are deducted, in most cases Finally. when you move out, their local Police department being which you and the manager de. the agement does with the seciirit likewise, not every lease lum posit. double taxation? remind the office of your list renter receives the difference deposit. Make sure all extras, cide upon. the same requirements, due to Often tenant vernacular in- plus the interest earned on U such as administrative fees and As soon as you move in, go tiate any axatiOn" varying state laws. But, essen- accurately because )OU, as a taxpayer, are substitutes full deposit. damage deductions going to her more and more late rent noticei, which are over your new apartment thorabout It during the forthcoming months. from your security deposit. It could become one of the hottest political issues by the time of the primary and general elections In 1976. Candidates for city as well as county offices may win or lose beca use of this one issue, Let's get into some deta il. By JULR ____ Alan J.Bey,3Mag., 027 Andres G. , 19.55 hila Dr. DeBanCarl L Pillrrt2n , RI. I Box 204 Maitland, McGhee, i Q le Lmigivood Charles D. 3177C Ac. Cedar dJowa, Paula C. SeIkTs, n,=Worthington Rd ecti on Sunday Herald _______________________ . ... Hono ----- Double the elections oor. or at the 13 witl rast Lv-r ballot at the in the ar n' . . D prigs '-1Y gtItlL• a. 3JI auof the Seminole Plaza at State Residents in Precinct 24 will and 171 Primaries, candidates, Road b E ect Is vote at the Seventh Day red Steve A. Manning, 17, 413 campaigning, elections are 'fl books for the city dec. Adventist Church on Moss Aides Betthem Rd Roc Mt NC., words that keep cropping up in tions will remain open until 45 Road. ts in Precinct 5 ua Mafl. Susan Rby. %. Ariene RumWey, right. Al Jenny C. Justine. 14C4 Coke! Rd _____ floral arrangement, the newsnaoerz and dai ly days before t e1ectinn iieemInole County OffI l te at 1eo C flarked b~ twp witite tapers in cornwsad~ci. Many calls ha%T ' wfuch Will be held in becember. Hall. Central Florida Chanter' E'. Chase. wm hwxwvd Friday, is 11RumbleY and Km Myra milk glass holders. Red velvet been retcdved E. For those ropitttm-wi t- --, about the "a Ic ov-ember ebections American Red Cross, needs .tug. 1G with a mUaneous WaIL cake and ape der pimdi s various races and o we, in th will be t u will net 1y b asked to volunteers to work in the he horne of her An old fashioned tbe~ z . was smvd to the honoree and her Winter SKinM vote for. Maine Q LW electiOn& one SePL 10, and one %mte for the abo...e candidates, following areas: general office est Mi,chael E. Gfton, 11, 1315 '%isuk him Jackie Rum, carried out in decorations and Ft things first, you have to Oct. 1. but there will be a edwn work , disaster action teams, 1h Si, Agnes V W ?M Chsw Am A sisler-in-1aw, n*es1w*nLL Houque13 of old Gifts were presented to Miss be registered to vote! 7be General elecUons will be held regarding a count) -wide library water safety, first aid and Mrs. Arlene Rumbley and fashioned nk and red 16th St. es, Rumblev from an old fhioned eg1steration books for the Nov. 5. service to military families an d sys m. te Under e propo anuther sin, Mrs. Myra Wail hte daisies and fr adorned wooden barrel. Games were primary elections are closed . You will be voting for the county veterans, reconunended by the e party area. Adams Ct., Nancy Diana wer enjoyed during the evering. Out For the general eintiM you candidates in the Ofrre of For more information contactf library facilities advisory The refreshment table. cf town guests were Mrs. Mae have till Sept. 21 to register. Governor, Lieutenant Magnet, 10 Mag. Ave. committee, thecounty wod the Central Florida Chapter, Was R umble, above overlaid wi th white lace cloth , Wilkins, Ocala and Mrs. Donna Dean Morton Lacke You can register ei ther at Governor, the Cabinet, contract with the Orlanao American Red Crow, Seminole y.t.19, Apt. retch-es a gift from eø,sg over soft pink was centered flaws. Deltocia. iii, m ., courthouse m Sanford. Room Supreme Court Justices, Public Library system for County offi ce In Fern Park. _______________ StizAnne Jean Nault, 17. Locke, 31, P.O. Box 1 Fern Park Roderick Kdth Widwy, 34, RI 435 Box 49 oOplt, S. Fagan, 19, 1 Sweetar Branch LW David A. Walker, 2524 Vale Av. L - N ewsnotes you know. ____ -- apIinske, 25, 3fl3 NewtonG.Wocdjr.,U,RII Box 176 K, Mary Elizabeth Anderson, 17, RI, 1 Box 17's). GarlosROrdonez,25,Forest City Rd., Orlando, Billie J. Rhan, 40. Forest City Rd., — • _ ,t th Hayes ____ ___ and crocwaIks ____ Road and opposite the Winter ____ Scbool are Springs Elementary under discussion. _ 1. 161 Alder Ave., Orl2ndo, Box - ---- __ Joseph James Novieflo, Z, -MithwI & ______ Massey, 23, A14 5u E_ Fc Bever Fender, SypnisWayCB _____ Charles W. Fer, 60, P.O. Box 625 Oviedo. Mary H566GryeRt -- =- - - Applications Steve . rr Sunday, August 25, 1971 Marriage £ - fl1RROflDA HOMES _____________ _ 4 * — COlebrating Our 100th Year In Business L W.3rdSt. I LUMBER & HARDWARE Ph. 3fl.SSii Sanford 3 $SAVE MONEY$ Bamboo Cove A part nients 2 minutes from Sanford Plaza COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE YET IN TOWN FURNISHED & from $ UNFURNISHED 145 C EAST AIRPORT BOULEVARD 323-1340 A IRPORT ILVO k O VE * �6 C — Sunday Herald Sunday, August 25, 1974 _____________________________________________________________________ - -- Sell"Don't Needs" , ieth Cl Bank The Cash When You ' . __.........." __ 6 __-_ Day School has opening Jy!.VIU) for TOII5(fflflf Call Lutheran Church of Redeemer. 3223352 or Mrs artin Christian INFORMATION ______ ---. 322-261 Winter ParkOrlando 831.9903 Want Ask for 9 Ads __________ -- ... ,•.... ... .. . .. . . Want Ad ft Situations Wanted i'EtateLictw'see wibSales amid .'anagerial Experience responsible position with area Irm Reply Box 553, care of The . 'nn 14irata, is U flOx 6,1, ____________________ - I'aoo or organ StudentsBeginners or ac2vanceo in yjr home or I 23 "ne Call 3)5321, ttwu 2.5 times __________________________ 2Oimes ..........nca :1,, I ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) . ___. -_— Business Opportunities US "eSs n---a.. Spe<. Rates For Senior Citizens Park Avenue Mobile Park 1545 Park Drive, 3fl-2161 ' ONLY 96 ONLY .- - - ________________ TwO bedroom furnished iouse, 1103 Magnolia Ave. $125 mo $31 1420 WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1st St. ALON APARTMENTS ADULT PETS .' 110 l•V 41111 • .. . 35 SANFORD e-c bedroom apartment- stso r 010 I bedroom apartment- $335 c(r mo Near hoSpital and flurSinci home 1- ORREST GREENE, INC P( AL TOR 373 6 353 or eas , ---- .. P 0 Box 1657, Sanford, Eta 377l _____________________ 41 -- '' 9. . I EXECUTIVE HOME large 3 bedroom. 2 bath by golf course in I ri.irnin r.onwith all the efras ' — Moble Home Lots For Rent ,' One acre in Srrcnto near Sanford Set up to' mobile homi Good I BEAUTIFUL FIREPLACE .'.imer. 14% $31 2035 enhanj this nice dedroOm With carpet, range a refrigerator, C)nr' In Sorrento near Sanf or d 125.500 et tip for rnot,Ii• (,. '.satrr, 16% 8f BIG FAMILY A lucky find in this ____________ __________ large 3 bedroom, 2 bath with 29 - 12 ' family room. $32,500 Resort Prop erty 36 ' HANDY MAN OR !NVLTC NC.iI. 7 BR. block home needs clean up sonic fix u Greal Potential for resale or rental or .5 Starter home for young couple . I. .. ............ . , • itu,itqii y **** L,elonr**** .. ... -Hnhlcøcq.rS!4. ____________ . 74 Pct. Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN New 3 and 4 bedroom homes, 1') to 2 baths priced from $72,130 to $75,100 on large wooded lot. Seller ---• *4* Ct-IA .1 ------'-- Per Day. — Rated For Consecutive Insertions—No Change Of Copy. THIS [ Pi I V WEST 3 BEDROOM, I BATH for $76,000 features, central climate. lovely Department Hours '... w' p.'. . " ..-"-' --' . Monday thru Friday ...... 40c a line 6thru23 times ....... 3Oca line 26 times .............23cc line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHAP.GE) 3 Lines Minimum II Ads - - - Results 1f' RIGHT and see conventional loans. Builder, CITY thiS older 7 bedroom frame with Deltona, 701-7191210. Orlando, updated kitchen and bath Only 110 S 123 1334. '' ".' l'.II 01 ?.ITS'iD Ai', _____________________________ ,ii. Betty Flamm. Alter hours 372. NEARSCHOOL 6033 3 bedroom corner lot, hardwood l;.-.,rS I biok tram clementar'4 SAN LAPI1A ABUNDANT school. Only 125,000. $1500 Clown CLOSET SPACE is one of the top no down payment VA. See today features of this I bedroom, 2 bath ,or $)9,5Q Also has family room TAFFER REALTY plus climate control, Call 1100E 25th St REALTOR Associate Rose South 3 72 66 3% ward After hours )fl 6404 F x nra. 37] 6) 5] or 615 7333 WE TAKE TRADES S temper Realty Central Florda' 19195, French 177 1196 3fl 7S Days 322 7)71 Broker 519.500 1)rIf0n.1 room F' 'hog 575 i orlcj,.. ,,f i j I with nconlhly payments at $131 for principle, interest, taxes and insurance 3 Bedroom, I bath air. fenced yard with deep well and tall pines PALACE OE Dl Other financing available Ak for Jerry Emerson. Assoc $30 5O Cemetaries 3 SECRETARIAL TRAINEES 3 Ad'1nIng spaces In family PIG? In Evergreen Cecnefary. $500 for al, Write P.O. Box 1037, Keystone HeIghti 37656 or call 4732161. - If working In the secretarial field SoundS Interesting to yOu, and your need is urgent, we will alve YOU complet, trainIng, and provide you with full or part time employment. Beth morning and - - 4 Personals - reining classes are available. FACEOWITHA DRINKING PROBLEM Pethap Alcohlit Anonymous Can Hetp Call 4734$$7 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida Personal Interview required. Call I34.$53 NOW. 0.8,C., 701 East 311, Semoran Blvd. Suite Altamonte Springs. 18 if you are having difficulty finding p'ace to live. car to drive, jab, or some service you havt need Of, read all our wasit avis every day. Help Wanted - Handy couple to manage & maintain 10 unit apt. bldg. in Sanford for tree rent. Box 3993, Savannah, Ga. 31404. IN YOUR FAMILY? Insulation installers needed. Good AL-ANON employment? for ambitious mm. Fringe benefits. . Chauffuers license required. Experienced only need apply. Apply 1011 Millet' Drive, Altamonte Springs. Off Charlotte 5!. SIX Warehouse, For famIIl or frl•nds of problem *lnkir. For further Information call123.1317 or write Sanford At Anon Family Group P.O. Box 353. Sanford. FIa, 32171 TAXI DRIVERS ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll rree, 644 2027 f o r "We Care""Ho?l.ne AdultS or Teens Can I put tnt car in liii garage sell no longer needed Items with • classified ad in the Sanford Herald. Dial 322.2613 Oct yours. or 131.999) to FOUND: IS- tithing boat on St. Johns River Just forth of 17 92 bridge in Sanford 373 3119 after 6 pm 6 Attention working mothers Ba2ysittin9 In my home. SetIand I9. in I7V% •u,.klj,I waitress, and cashiers. Permanent employment Corn p.any benefits. Apply 4 6, Holiday Inn Altamonte Springs. Why Not Lounge. — IA fANTED . LPN'S and nurse aides. Apply Lake-view Nursing Center, 919 C. 2nd St. CAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE Child Care Fit*t. 201 Park Ave E arts money for back to School clothe's by 14lting Avon in your spare time. u-i 79 Lost and Found S ' Apartments Rent Occ~iparlc r . Aik * *GENEVA GARDENS * * 3 bedrooms, wall to wall, air, kit Single story Studio, 1, 2. and 3 bedroom apartments. Pool, clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, kitchen equipped. central heat.and air. Monthly rentals from $142.50. 373.3090, 150$ W. 25th St., Sanford. then equipped. Fenced yard. $7 P" mo 373 157$, It you don't believe thai want acts bring results, try one, and listen to your phone ring Dial 372 7811 or $31 9993. - 3 Bedrooms, Kitchen Equipped 1150 Per Month 323 4571 - for our L.'ske Mary Office. Con fidentlal Interviews. M.L.S.. computor. We take trades Forrest Greene, REALTORS, 3736333 or 3221970 - $ 0*0 ' For total move in 'nclucting deposits. 2 Bedrooms, air. shag. $III Month, Children. Near Sanford Plaza. 323. 1310, Mrs. Galegher. *Excellent starting salary and automobile expenses. Previous circuiafjor, experience desired but not necessary. Apply In SAN O4.,EWOOD VILLAS 110W AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, 3737170 One bedroom, duplex apt.. carpeted. air, adults Kitchen equipped, $105. 327 2296 alter A. ir 7 bedroom duli' apartments, rurnlsp5j or Uflturnished, 60' iwlmming pool. 1720 S. Orlando r. 3lg I r. I"'-_- IF YOUR PAD IS TOO person to the frcuktion Department 1111 Till * EXECUTIVE LARGE, TOO SMALL OR OVI + 1411, SECRETARY IF YOU * fle Feel your present job has (1 + limited potential for advancement. 411 40 j -t ' ft aft 4 Brunswick Corporation, a leader in commercial and defense manufacturing, has immediate openings for mature production workers interested in assembly type work. -- PHONE AND CALL 322-2611 do Are ready to make the jump to a challenging position with a growing company. * Then you may tHu this Interesting oDening in our Personnel Department. We offer complete benefits coverage, including fully paid insurance, holidays, and vacations, and very pleasant working conditions. I . 322-2611 ___ I 3 Lines - 6 Days . 6 ° $ In person, or call (904) 736.1700, evening Interview appointment. 1) - SATURDAY 9-3 */ BRUNSWICK CORPORATION 2000 Brunswick Lane 1 I DeLand, Fla. (just westof UsLand Airport) (An Equal Opportunity Employer) 13 — - Lots and Acreage DeBAR',' MUST SACRIFICE, ICE, n N UACRE WOODED hOMtSITE, down and take - - ODD CHEST Largest selection in Central Florida Pric es start at ALL NOLL'S STORES There'sonenea ryou Buy a bargain or sell a barOan wit to use and read classlied adsi Call 372 7611 or $31 9993 to place ur .IC I .. -A I 11 I S 1,1_,w.~'l- - umn s monowlan I ----,--..-. %# Couch foam ruober makes into double bed Walnut and ralt,,n trim Like new 115 6116451 ob = . ,I 711 W.2Sth Sanford, Fla. 76 - 12 VW Beetle , marina blue, AM FM 1. An Car otpolnt and Tappan priced right. Financing available with no down pa yment. Dick's A p pliances. 3727658 . 645 lilS : A IlO9 Sanford Avenue - --- Junk Cars emove -. BUNK BEDS Largest selection in C en tral Florida Also best price Starting at $139 Complete ALL P4011'S STORES There's one near you - - r S I977Capri V 6, isp, radio. decor group Dark green A rCal value at 12.720 Call Bob 3721841 Dealer - ' . I k Ea I J 1. k M L J - V 0 S " . I u Ch-'s Kennel Pups. Studs. AP( by & Mini Poodle All (01015. t''in or large Dachshund, Set, T;t-, Mini Schnauzer. Toy Collie, Cocker. we buy pups. tinance., nl,(,htltt',' .ti(i!% i 1 7 9i'' Centr,il He," & Air Conditioninç For tree estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 37, lalI wi'e cages SlCu 1 771 1300911 _____________ __ Air Conditioning ' . 61 -_ "s Home Improvements -- K,'Cher, (1.1throotyi ava Ia01r Pet Care Pr 372 40SY u , a eb it 3'' Bud C •, 5" - FAIL CLEANING Beauty Care ch TOw[P'5 BEAUTY SALON llormi'rly Harrlett's Beauty Nook5)9 E Pine, 322 5747 .,.. I Burglar Feed I it'ity t'.te a little of kitten s? 'hen n with a fast ,iction Ci,i ''lied Ad C,1II 3722617 or 3) - Roofmg —__ Carpentry, Remodeling, Additin5. Custom Work, Licensed . Bonded, Free estimate. 3736031, Carpent I selection of hard picked - YD 'P PENT S1 PUCKS ECnIine' Vans to Diesel 'Irac?ors ldüy 3 year. 323 S] 10 . n Scrv4 o renewer was a better time thin use a classified ad in the Yard Clean Up. Trim, MO wing — If-'rAld Stop making excuses Dial Sef Vice and ' '817 or !37 9,93 ANYTIME 377*148 "0* 10 -' a.m Truck Renta ls Land Cleanin ._ Landclearing septic tanks fill dirt driveways, All kinds of digging ii Cr c rcie & M Inr F ref. 377 9W or 373 391) li l m5 ales & dr 's Beck or 5lpnp pl,mnters P,,tcn ai rep jr work 373119?. = lb CONCRETE large orm *ecto it all Fair prices Licensed V Ill ow Y rCs Any S zt Bonded CHASEY BUILDERS CaltAtteri $477759 day or night 377 0567 or 377 7361 I After * Plailer patching and Simulated br ick 50ccI lit a y32777I a L - Thompon'i Roofing Build up& shingles AUworkguar anteed ' Interior .ExterorpI.t,r.ng -- tm; •, — ___________________________ — 'ii A CLEANS ALL. Pressure Clean'. Fl - C lassified ad s are here t , Sell, rent or swap al , ow oSi,,,let US help you place , Call 722 2611 BurgtarIarms New For HomeSI Businesses Free Estimates, izi 6762 JIM DANDY FEEDS eu DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GormleysE.16.32347 • Impac WashI Spra Klein Exterior wails. eave patio walks mildew, fungus , mud clobbers, wasps & Spider Reduce your electric bill with compl,eCCilinQ & wall insulation' Freeestimates Ashton lnsula?,ón V9 1 119 3710 __________________________ , - , Pressure Cleaning IN - On, pair of golden Pheasant, I v Of Amherst. $20 each p,Iir 16 1 ejçke'r Qu,sl, $7 c,i Young earn It,,ntams. SI .i' '- ,xmnms n .,n young (or krit. $ ? e.sçh ',; I)l We have the finest oarding& HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 3771331. "Lake Mary" Full Imp GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 7522 Parm Drive. 322 1567 Sows f or 170 an Up. 3195669 1 PET REST INN Cabinets. BUDDY'S Poultry -ICS. . Appances Livestock And ,, Tin A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You'- WOULD YOU 'nees "I'Meagain When YOU Sell the J classified ad H era ld Call 5 tayi Don't delay Just dal 37 72611 or UI ,IJ -4tl~ To pla, your tuw rost want '' -' - Sid1fl9 SIDING, r U TI F TRIM s AND SEMSILESS FREE E i ES $67 IllS 'L"e 4 " ,' ________________________ - ____• tii I 0. _ Home Improvements _____________ C area — - T - MINI! en :"- i YOU lAi OULD II '' come south of 17-92, left on Route 436 and then you're only 1 '/2 miles from seeing you rself REMODELING at fair prices Large or Small we c' it all Quality work tree estimates A V BUILDERS $67 7759 day or night Call For iI ti*J Ad Just dial 377 2811 t for Ou (k(p5lts Id • .,.,,,i • Painting • ' MILE EAST OF 17.92 ON HWY. 436 fql~tf '- ' - Wel Dnlfin - windows painting interior, tlilefior.t6 eshmate 322 9345 - Masonry & Concrete n Job Too Small C.iII)7) I10 N WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and Sitels We repair and Service 40 4__AJCK!~~ '_ij - • Pest Control •. L-: ,. .: ART BROWN PEST COP4TOL 07 Wbet St 7567 Park Drive 372 8865 .: :_ -____ 0., :: 372 6.132 Welding 1. '' en Row, Pee? Control 26260Q00i5Ave SanfOrd, 372 7070 GENERAL WELDING 3,0T RAILER REPAIRS 323 'fl;" ' - ..: t'...' :.'' SUPPLY — . ..-, - 'v 't .s" a — . - Herald Call us today' Don't delay! Just dial 37776;1 or 831 9991 to pl.mce your tow cost want PO0flti'Patios,pane,ing, W. ',• ' JOPen'sFixlt Call 411cr Sp m. Mon Thrs 37217$) f - - - PAUL SLATE P Profei()na Wallpaper Hanger On vacation till August 76 Free •: estimates PH 37? 617) .. - k-. 'i4 - Doni nevds Set yea usetul ('assifieti acts serve ti. buyinif A.14 i*-"posc again when you sell then, S II community 1 painting and Wallpap-ring No lob lb a clsfij ad from da ng II? Call Do n too small QUa;ilY workmanship Call often 322 2611 or ell "93 , st al 'I TOplaeyourtowcostwant Ixm'f needs'" serve ,s useful ADDITIONS & REMODELING CALL BILL Li'keM.ary3ZJ 0111 Orl I 17S 337* 1 '; I a I C&A BACKHOE SERVICE for - . Concrete use ,lufomatic transmission, decor Oroup. 'ado Offering 12.890. Call Dan. 3fl 484. Dea'er, 1973 VEGA STATION WAGON At P. SPEED 373 15 Pinto Hatchback Runabout bright ed Alr andautoma tic a Low mileage. Like r. $7395. Call Whitey Eckstein at 372 1651. __Otjler co;. -DobefroariPinscherS AKC&A.11v Puppies SISOtOS200 365 5740 - surroundings. 322.3103 - 12 , Abandoned, unwanted lunk cars b,1'?cd away. Your 530 Orlardo. 195 6191 anytime 323 --' l68ChevroletC:price ' 372 1688 Before - FREE-1 lemabe cat and S kitten'. Kittens 7 weeks old Call after 5, To Select From -___ n . -- — BELIEVE Freight Oamagei W6rehou.' DOAntown Orlando Phone 425 extra Sharp S1.295 Pope, 372 165$ Dealer - Icter,or Trim, Panetng, Custo"n Carpentry P40 lob too small LCensed & Bonded 3') 5677 Pieces Freight (jamagN furniture and furniture parts All a, Wholesale of `iP"d. A VINCENT S CARPENTRY __ 1910 Chevlte, new 454 engine. 600 HP balanced & bfeprinted 116 mags. many tras 3fl Ill; alter 3 pm .71 ___________________________ - 12 Volt flatteries 11195 Bed extra long double with maple Over rado Real clean $2793 Call Kirby at 377 1651 Dealer Part s. Accessories - - and Supplies -Pets 6 7A Ranges, 377 8195 963 Bonneville, Loaded Sestoffer. 377 3937 65 thru 71 ?'Qdel$ REEL'S BODY SHOP 65- I966Fo(d Station Wagon tl2S lirm 200) A,ms Aver.5anford (With Good Credit) ' ii? .'.ij' .,. UOWA jj 7j ______ UT Fiat I door sedan white Rr,' C.tt good $5 Call Don Pope at . 322 101. Dealer- • A •t o R Au epairs CARROLL S FURNITURE Built With Pride By :; An Equal Opportunity Employer Equipment for Rent ______ - — i eadbr $70 309 E Crystal I)i HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to everything ye "away from it all." See the homes built with pride & the finest of materials In keeping with the beautiful wooded -::'..oi. o I II Mustang Ctty * ;o Dodge van camper fully '''fluPped for campno Sleeps to Used building re'atcrials Metal _______________ garage door, 7'l. 111, 1x6, Ave ,, Across Street from Hill Lumh,'r In home 76' must 3rd .(.i0 .lppre'c.,lc 517.750 322684 - ', toi-' LARGE WOODEN DESK SSOOR BEST OFF ER 373 0755 AFTER 6 - 1111111111111 self Contained. AC, excellent shape 8690311. 3721481. -17 - lily equipped i Take over, 3 1 lSlf Fi .'. Autos for Sale 80 - _______ = 71 Tn.r-no 'or? -- * I b4pital bed, 575 1 Boy 5eit tnitormsi:c 10,13.373 6296 alter .- __ - App lian c es 52 '67 Dodge 410. 1 heavy duty Ford truck bumper and I metal desk KENMORE WASHER. parts. and chair. 776 Abbott Ave., Lake service, used machines. Mary. 3728423 MOONEY APPLIANCES ]7)097 oyer payments of 56450 monthly I? Trusc"s, lopper forl body !ruc k 37)1484 327 1338 after S ~ 'I Trailers 100longbed PI( b UP trade for c,jr c,f W n 373 697% SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE ' turn 5 Lines .6 Days . 10 0 BRUNSWICK CORPORATION 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, Ft.. 32720 ____________ 67 ' radio Very nice, car $7393 Call Whitey Eckstein at 122 6 D,ilpq —_ Complefetrailer ,, All kinds available ..., '7) VW Super Beetle red. 4 sp. r'Crfl itiOil ' ton, I whel cit i X t i ho bed 11200 355 3161 BuIlding Materials ' '-I I 10 Surprise You an 'e 4Lines .6 Days . 84o We're located In DeLand, just north of Old Daytona Road, a little west of the DeLand MON.-FRI. 8-4 -- beds. 115. Roll away bed , $15 Desk, $15 End tables, IS Maple rocker, %2S Doing business in Sanford for over 19 years, Kulp Decorators. aoi W First St 322 7]3s Th Airport. for 3 bedroom mobile home with air conditioner and 150 gallon septic lank 1230140 Rf At TOP open wenkr'ci I - below at 19 W Concord Noll s Village Real Estate OIL TONA 30%i6*1 lIlt THE HERALD Flamingo ' . Bdrm , Set upon take, sk Irt Ing. Take up payments or pa-1 Off Ph 3230350 ea home S Ill 3 spacious bedrooms ,Ind roomy cboseft very colorful fully equipped kitchen inclise-l) A continuous clean oven. two de lightlutly planned baths lam ly room and dining room Wall to wall carpet and double garage Less than 17000 down Price %'l ç 9p Sat. & Sun, 95 Underwood typewriter. Manual, office model, elite type, Fine condition $40 3771658 1914 — I - Ave Trailer Park, lot 95. Call 372 5039 or 377 5797 roim W Ssher dryer, dishwasher •inldspo$4l Assume loan or lease with optIon to buy Unfurflished OWNER 327 1109 NEVER LIVED IN FLEA MART Mob ile Homes Double Ces must go Save up to $2.30) - ____________ -- AKCSt flernardMale Very Pro1ecc 19 months Old $100 372 66S6 , (I RETIREES DREAM 79 Ford pckup With completely self (ntiIn diuxe c imper ?fu I t ,'i f(,)i. 373 - - s, . TrUCKS and __________ 1963 Dodge Dart ' Vafluu?VOr amage quickly wth Newly reupholstered hide abed, Priced to sell. Waynes Quality U.S Model 190) A3. 30 Cal, rifle. FurnIture, 1700 French Ave 323 cxc bore. Sell or trade for Ger 7310 man or Jap pIrsl, etc. 3fl 50 17' 1967 Pacemaker. new refrig snd air cond A wning on all windows and pa tio See at Park 3 bedroom, I bath r oom, Patio with P4, ____________________ 1 941 Hw'i'. -L GORY MOBILE HOMES )$OOrIa ndODr 121 SVu 134 7167 --- LIAITI APWD lTlfll hull ,. home seekers Bedroom. 7 bath home with pCI — mortgage 16 *37 lami'y 3 Bdr 3 15th doublewide Leisure' roam with 17' white sssnstone Wor'd,onSt Johnspiver.Maruna fireplace and matching bar tennis pod Easy acc es s to II Central heat and air thau carpet i • lmn 5! ' u-frr. & througtiojt House will refinance l8Uafti'r Sor all day on week end almost for full asking PtICC Owner Contact Owner 3730848 lItter 6 30 I ___ ii Investors as well I I Apply Inc. Lake Mary Area J * * Call Credit txt. SAN F O RD 0 . . Zig•Zag REALTOR, Jerry Emerson. Assoc Robe rtor s& Gilman, Inc Good used furniture. W are often copied but never equalled Maple REALTOR $30 bedroom Suite', $165 Penner, 115 -. Duncan Phyfe dining table ara 1 MiscellariPOus chairs, lire, $19 Bookcase, its r r ' Vem. 51 5 Sole, 84% Dining F or Sale uit, 6 chairs and - china, $775 ___ P bath with to , o screened SEMINOLE COUNTY - ____ Carpet. _,&. No experience required. We offer excellent starting. wages, regular increases, and completely paid health and life insurance. If you're looking for a job with potential and are able to work any shift, wt.'d like to talk. 9 2 MARKETPLACE OF - Have 1.3 years of sec,-etarja experience including shorthand skills. Fern Park SUNLAND 0 OR 831-9993, THE - We ucce dr ' ____________ 971 '.''nnr-t q o truck (,IiiIie'f rutty 9? - : ill1 i DrAl 'TV REALTY I Honda 40 full es engine (OmpIe'te'Iy overhauled $3075 Call n Pope at 377 loSi, Dealer, 2313W. 151 St 3231717 1,2 $961 Quick cash tot your home. Fast WU1 P :r:. when ready or ill:I Inspection, Call Larry Saxon, 3222846. . Da y or Nile REAL 'I Y. 323 7025 I ___ M. UNSWORIH REALTY 803W 1st St. 373 )fl93 _____________________________ 3 bedroom cottage on Lake M,sry. fruit & shade trees HOLLAND Is 0 0 HOP TO THE NEAREST ___ * 1973 Singer 2 bedroom III -2920 Al Pell, Jenny Clark Assocs, 372 $591 It no reply 3728433 ii is D.5U45II1 Llmcr uanaila, RUN WITH ODDS AND ENL , PRODUCTION You qualIfyl! 12 THE HERALD New houses Ina rural area. No down yment_monthly payments less than rent. Government subSidized '0 Qualified buyers, Call to see it "We Don't Stopr . it * .- 411 4 1 * $3) *777 fl - ___________ ., 77 :;r K if by Catalina- i door Like new .O00 mi. VI, air, full per Bob Baxter 377 84 Dealer Camper Travel Trailers ' --I? Howie - -- - AC Dachsh nd rnistures R' I 301 East also black rv1 Ian M!es. liP St., Sanford 3279111, Eves $69 Aflirn;ath,ty('fl Boarding Ke'nnr;i. __1146 322 S752 . nurrmI , . ,-, ''—'-----------------... SEWING CEP4T ER 17 Real Estate Wanted Get Em While ii RItot BAMBOO COVE , country sting' Look into thiS, One Iwo years old. 3 bedrooms, ba ths with large Screened porch length of house Priced 114.900, and it has an attractive interest rate for you to assume Evening s call Mary Maloney in Deltona at 789 3512 or call Sunday Herald Two bedrooms, central heat & air, shag carpet. $165 mo , 1:th month free. gtady Brown Realty, 372.5237 Or 322.1964, -- TV you want0orrI,ome with v('t' At The Evening And NEW — -- — Thsw'rø Hot l" CIRCULATION FRAN KLIN ARMS APTS. LAKE MARY fur Phyllis 3fl 1111 REALTOa s'w bath, kitchen equipped. By owner, Drop in bobbin, fig zag and 3 needle SX500 Small down payment or PO's4lon. Like new condit i on, solid trade. Live in one side for tSS a new for 980, balance Of SAS Cash or month. Off. - 831 7894. Home 5 Payment% Of $10, New 349 SU2. • Opening 1120 FIorIde Ave. 323-6650 • CLIFF JORDAN " Stop One br'drc,nm apt air conditionir.g, carpet, kitchen equipl, water furnished $34 2199 or 372 2139. 2B ED ROOMS. ADULTS ONLY. 372-9780. After Hrs -)fl 97,4 322399)and]fla1 im,uLr REALTY 4.07W 1st St 372 2315 75 - in sewing cabinet, repossessed FREE TO GOOD HOME, 2 lemIe Singers best model, winds b* puppies, part Dachshund 319 — balance nf 178 in machine, Fully automatic. Pay Itnctnn T.'rrier Mat,. AY.C, I mes pays of - - - house broken 115 3230011 U. Capponi. REALTOR AsSociate. Jim Hunt Realty '-'-'xi GOLDEN nIc'Sdelight '77inoe . automatic. 1973 Mustang ;(c 447; IIntEvIrS sha pg. S 2, I 95 :. Call 3fl16 .;;-.; _______ , , income anu investment Property ALTAMONIE TOWNHOUSE Must Sell 3 bedroom home . N-Ice Private fenced yard, utility ed. garage, carpets, range, refrigerator, $24,000 FHA or VA terms. Also other) and i bedroom bedrooms, family room. "l(tie'n l'(lu'PPt.d, carpet 5)7.500 Singer ** , ' - - .,..' .. . vw ii? Wagon --_- . ' WINTER SPRINGS ii' new 2 . COIN CENTER, 109W. 1St St 323 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Crirpp, Shampooer for Only $1 per d,s * * , Like new, S29". Call at 377 1631 Dealer (,rrat COndition 5)75 Phn 37213)8 FOR ALL VUR RV NEEDS'! 37370 H0usehold Goods - 1 711 16 OWNER CRYING . ' Pontiac Tempest. q;;~runnmy 'n ")5471 - - — 010 Triumph WO CC, Custom va,nf S6W or trade for VW ]77 ]SS2 . '' ' 0247 payments Stamps.Cojns .-' Dinptte'S from 57495 DAVE'S FURNITURE. 500 Sanford Avc. , LOunty beautiful .icrc'5, clear Ilowing t'rcam. tre'e's, private and pe4etul but Close in lerry Realty, REALTOR, ' Longwood • . 61 L#iqflo - I Unfurnished ifl 1967 — W r, [ivy and Sell Gold drid silver Ma rine l , 5cibmeie' '73 evil I Drand n' 4 vs ter fill i iiir Hi only tiP in Iti ite r I It In ii r Excellent condition Must 5411 Take over payments ]77 Sill or 317 70.45 (Please call again n 'o Id) WILL DO FENCE JOBS Experie'nced& Rc,ISOfl15blt' 3 7 8171 i1 621 0505 Qualifying- 3 bedroom, is, bath. garage. pool available 122.000 Acre Realty, REALTOR 3237150 69 al 27$ 323 U — ii v EquIpment 311 ]ISE I" NO 5jr.fr Av CALL SOUTHERN RV SERVICES BUY-SELL--TRADE 323 9370 ,. A0.0forcycle insurance , - CAPIPiCIP 7 door tardtop air,' ,tutorra .it ¶i 000 actu iI • Inioia(utate Condition $ lIPS 3?? - AI I Autos for Sale 1969 i7) IsOPII,,. SJ ,,, P'15n0 into a bike. '71 H0nd6 CL )5 Excellent con ., ' I 715 ...::, Boa , ts WILSON MAlE ft F URP4ITU rts & Gilman ffA* INC., REALTORS UVJ Realtors .i,r V'S Mart — T ,,i ii',,' ,,nu ipplies and household items Aug 70 7111 S Graview . San In 0165 ,_ . EVEREST REAL Roberts & Gilman un'urnlsrIt,o ioeoroum borne, newly I decorated, reliable tennant. j References required. 327 1549. I District Manager a IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM 30 4 t,(-(lroorr1%. plus Flo :AZ u'' DIRECT FROM BOX CAR - 80 Motorcycles stands and bed, complete , - Inc Eves 373 ØI, Associate EncloSed garage, 2 full baths, central H&A. Iakt-'iew, 7 1 PCI mtgage Owner 574 2110 'Iota 1] 00 — Ph. 322-2611 SAIILS AGENCY IflI.IN 'a'' ' CARPORT SALE SAT __&suu ___ IOSWILKINS CIRCLE, COUNTRY (LUBMANOR 37) OI4 - deep well, 15d shallow well Get Deluxe gas stove with griddle. I ,my from it all Le yourself s 11'green rug, Electrolux vacuum, the' beautiful trees, zoned lot Sunbeam dec. mixer, old Singer horses 517.300 For information or portable' and lumber, 373 $7 to see, call Jerry Emerson, ____________________________ Assoc 830 5500 Alter hours. 831 Chest dresSer. mirror. 7 n qht '''' MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR . . _I_. 78 ,, 1974— iC Non , Appliances air con freezers icIng step IaQder wire etc. Gormly s £ 16 Sanford 373 1733 I'ppro. inialely ?'i at it's Re,iily to' your mobile hOist-' Witti si'pl.c liii I II ?'iiiii', C P1 in, I ,'.Iii' '.t . nIi..1 i i Ouiiil ilSO NO . - FREIGHT SALVAGE UIMI OARlPu mm ntIlu.,n a' - used CASH]flllji furniture, pp '- r E 5 lNOLE co Assume 7 1st and 2nd Mortgage rh i -- HUC.E YARD SALE! like' q-,, items Stereo, banjo, bike, ALL. baby access .dishes, etc , " - co "n for Ifli' r*-rtrct S .ir. tOt r it I ott ui motile tiOtyit here are twoS acre parcels Each n ile'ni oranq, S e ach with 330 frontarjc on itw 14 A One lr $16.750. one for SII.SW Ask for Jo an Carter. A'StX ao ssoo After hours. i1 71)) - ING. --- or _____________ - There'sonenear you ROOM TO ROAM I — . ALL NOLL S STORES WE TAKE TRADES r . I '.iri' un AUI 0 'I W )23 4416 Country ClubH . - - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top price'spa,, used, any (ondion *1ll2o. Winter Park ' Garage-Rummage . VCI )IW NOD S price on factory damaged repaired suites..,$199.OQ. Can not be teld from new, — 1f'V . Wanted to Buy - 37, 57( lliIdI REALTORS 196W, Lake Mary Blvd 7331 REALTORS 396W lake Mary Blvd. 'lsn'IIhCSANFORDAREA friendly and beautiful?,, reVS. ENE tp.'i 16950 i 2 Ufll5L,)l UI'ILLIIL INC lllV, rs Hospital hnCl flt'w Mall nearby. 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, family roan,. air. dIthwash.'r disposal, less thin 7 vrt old C,tt' ny 5)) . 100. t;,it, ,in cflDDCCT PDrCC ALTAMONIF StemperSez! SANFORD , ci 54 (A I. tILE, VINYL Sales and expert installation 70 yrs cip Lowest prices in town Call 678 1121. (ASSEIBERRY Like front rhain of lake's 100 i lOS'. 18750 lli*, air, Screened porch 71 I?' Mose right in Seller Will ' finance' 111.500 24 Hour Service Call 372 7191 322 1991 Eve 322 7371 Grease traps, *Indo* 1111%, step Stones. Irailvr pads mail box posts, scptm tank lidS, steel Open fit noon itur day. MIRACLE: CONCRETE CO 3009 Elm Ave . V2 5751 . LAKE MARY i( acres corner, wooded. Al. $77.500 1. CaIlbart Real Estate M. _~. blocks, dry vivell... ____ AK F M RY Ski Swim md fish , SI - - 16" RETIRED BUT TIED DOWN With housework and yard work' You A kItch with CliSh*)Sttr Ct;pctrnl, self ck,-., uv'n, automatic Ice maker refrigerator, SANFORD- Alitttcbitos heaven, Central heat .inu air, 7 Br, 7 bath, hedroom, family room C,lr ill to wall carpet double de re fl'Obul home with view of $16,SOo briutiful St Johns River Club P'fl'j',r led I-! . li,itiIt. Only . •' OF I TONA wooded Site', street. terms S3500 68 '— I343?SSor3fl5 __ . ' . - __________________________ rinti nc. I lLJj I 7603 Park Dr Days 37? 72$? blat price' In fily, .111 facilities each are 60 100" SCFA - TdiO.Stereo TELEVISION SETS $73 UP MILLERS ?6llOrlanuoDr Ph )?1i3S2 LIKE NEW 00 SANFORD REALTY -, vi.ny extras Call REALTOR tssociate Rose Southward Alter hours 377 6401 Ih. 15 Suite 203 The Great M qEAL70RS, Cilsielberry,II30 7 EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTS _____________________ I:00 A.M.. 5 :30 P,M. Ii II ______ — , AL T AMONI L Three bulldinij WM. 100' x 12S'. wooded All three D S3 __ —; _____I - Scellannous For Sale Sunday, August 25, Great For Baracien 14"r .I.,,l.l.,..,..,, _____ 50 - - Acre Island under Wekiva Bridge SR 46 18.000 13.000 twn, $10 Month 377 6731 Clean! ii,', — Want Ad — redecoraled better than new 3 fir . 7 Bath homes in RoOd location with lovely tre'e' 5hacj.j lots Can be ,iSSunira ith reasonable down by Oviiners will Also Sell VA Nothing down PtURPI TWO 'LIM OLD t.alti with C,1itv ,t r4- (1roor'. P Un6tC control, carpeting .Ini Call ft'rCt'd yard. $28,500. OR Associate Belly REALTOR Really 1301 764 Hiawatha Ave. at 17.92 - 3224470 _______ - . • Only 197.50 nice clean 1 bedroom Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by apartment. Lights, water fur renting a mobile home at CAMP fished. Adults. 322 2296 after 4. SEMINOLE, No pets. No alcohol. Nice Agiarlm.nl 11115 PARK APAFITMEN IS lf?S Park Ave . Sanford 1. I • Realty i vto n . AL AMO yr SPRINGS 41 ' (NI Three bedrooms, 1 bath, good negh ood. age 0. 6) S1, PCT MORTGAGE . I f1 ______ . S. TRAINEES The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line B n _______ 3 Lots and Acreage __________________________ ' Ste nstrom Attractively furnished I bedroom 38 Wanted to Rent 1. De!tr.a' "tented yard. Ss,rrvned porch, air conditioned. $135 per month pius Sanford or vicinity-- 3 bedroom, I' ______ bath from Oct. 1sf, Garage security. 775 desirable. Will look after property. 'r-.,J' 'VUUIIiD P4fllflrI I#nr3 Sale - RE ALTOR 373 7750 A - - Houses for Veicrao's no do 2 bedroon,, den $135 .. 9 Pct' A Realty On pard road with orange treeS 373 0081 or $47 73 75 Herald Sunday Want Ads =l Houses for Sale 41 71 , Bath. play rOovIi. Iarçjt' 3 living room, separnie diilini room. ktkhen, 3 closed in purOies. large patio By appointment only 372 4651 By bedrooms. 7 baths, central pat ari d air . F HA or VA Conic see us -utm 41 UWII JlIl ivsai 7, - Sunday Herald -, pd. 14 INDUSTRIAL PARK — Want LdK NEW 734% ~ 5 ACRES 33 Houses Rent Furnished - ______________________________ Houses CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 91 D,Barv 50.000 Sq. It. warehouse, ready for you today. Excellent location at I 4 R 46 I Bedroom Furnished Apartment, $175 Month Information 323 - --1 Houses for Sale ' 41 The Ad - ____________________________ pc i p iriii flP'Jiii 0 r rocr, ., IBM KEYPUNCH 5 a rerth'd Service in .iny area 01 If working as an IBM Keypuncp, TwoBedroofn Apartments 5.000 Or more Population. We will Operator sounds Interesting t No Children or Pets select one individual in each area you, arid you are available to start 372 312 10 distribute General Food immediately, we can have you For Rent P'oduct8 In exclusive acc ounts, Nice I bedr oo MAKE OFFER working an training at the same Like new 3 m trailer- air. _____________________________ trnIthea by us in estatlished bedroom, 1' bath, watt to utilities paid. Mature adults Good time. There is no age limit and bvsnesses All you do IS collect the SMYRNA COTTAGE Large', high school diploma is not carpet. Has great potential. high locatIon 323 3693 noney and restock when called Asking $73500 clean 2 bedroom, fully fUrflshe'd required. Prepare yourself for the COUNTY 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH Ccean 5001. Ideal site for barq,in t.pon to do so. You. success is SAN MO PARKS, 1, 2, 3 Bedroom future now In this highly rewar COUNTRY HOME on nearly 2 vacation. SIS week, Also, I assured with our iron clad TWO FOR PRICE OF ONE ST. JOHN'S REALTY. Trailers 8. Apts. 2 Adult parks, 2 ding field. Personal Interview 7 acres. Has oak floors, fireplace. repurchase agreement All you bedrooms with 1 bedroom apart Family parks. 3313 Hwy bedroom beach pool luxury condo required. Call 134.$5$$ NOw •,nd many other features you'll flas everything 647 8307 need 15 10 to 15 hours per month, a Sanford, 3231930. Day, Wk, MO ment. Both furnished $27,500 O B.C., 701 East Semoran Blvd., the 115,000 Call REALTOR The Tiir,e Tested Firm desire to be independently suc Suite 311. Alt amonte Springs. ________________________________ Assoc Sonny Raborn Alter flout's -___________________________ Days. 1726173 cesslul and available funds of Two one bedroom apts. on lake in hlutchlson Ocean frcnt apartments. THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND To 122 4179 339 S Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Nights 377 517 17.645 to 15,290 to INVEST IN 322-7347 build your country home. 14 acre Chulvota, $150 mo. utilities mcI ___________________________ PARK AVENUE MEN & WOMEN YOUR FUTURE NOW. IN Call Mrs P. U. Hutchison 372 3S$ Will acceç't small child. No pets lot iii fiv Shady location $7300 ________________________ CITY DUPLEXI You asked for if and VESTMENT RETURNED WITH 3433161 LAKE MARY, cute & neat, 3 tile've got it I Live in one and rent INVENTORY COMPUTOR PHONE Mr. bedrooms, 3 baths, large cheery Casselberry Area One large aupl 37 theothef OnIy$29,900 For details Business Property Ru'Sell today COLLECT. 113935 kitchen, central heat 8. air. flC,It PROGRAMMERS ill REALTOR Associate Merle Phon e 322 9 3S) or 327 9777. Melodic HALL REALTY 743i or write TEAM IN For Rent Junior College, school, and store's Need immediately to train as IBM Skating Pink 'W,irncr Alter hours 37? h433 DUST PIE S. p 0 Ito. 1449, 26C45 HWY 11 92 323 tIll. Computor Programmers, and Galveston, Texas. 77550 REALTOR For lease - Building for offices or 321 5774 IBM Computor Operators. The ____________________ E5T Clean 2 Bedrooms. Wall to wall PLAY TENNIS IN 3 bedroom, den, kitchen dining commercial use. A great dow n demand for qualified program---carpet, air conditioned, heat, C' TY PARK next to this extra nice rooms together and furniture towfl locatIon. Approximately Commercial Properties mers and operators is great. We 27 3 bedrOom. 2 ba th Only $21300 Investment carport. No children or pets Call 3,100 SQ ft floor space Very rca Lemon, lime, grapefruit, tangelo will train you for this highly I _3 Reatl', Vs a lovely p4ae Call 6592. and oranges trees. 3727101. Opportunities sortable rent to substantial party Homes, Lots skilled profession and.atsist you I ___________________________ REALTOR Associate John Mero who will maintain building In good with empluyment at the some .0 pay 11 pct. interest After hours 3730213 and 'i f-S 32 Houses Rent condition. May Sub let space. For time'. High School diploma MOSSIE C. BATEMAN mortgage on land for 4 years. Acreage info, call H. A. DALE REALTY, Unlurnished BROKEu Call 322.2420 Anytime required, Personal interview Need $7750 Marvin P. Gassman, 6476161. reqbired. Call 034-15#0 NOW JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. (Bonded Mort Broker) 7601 7 Bedroom, fenced yard, tree DYNAMITE LOCATION for op O.B.C., 701 E. Semorw Blvd.. JOHNNY WALKER 'S.Iflto?U'sSai('sLeader" Mohawk Tr , Mait Call 613 III? wafer, $363 mo, Security deposit. Suite 311, Altamonte Springs. GENERAl. CONTRACTOR Your Multiple' Listing Agency W. Garnett White iOmt'trist, physician, podiatrist, firs 3 372 6670 or 373 5854 rtci. etc. Near Altamonte Malt. 1000 sq -_______________________________ Broker. 107W Commercial -. - . - ---- - ' 372 6.437 322 .7111 -377.7424 REAL TOPS LAKE MARY .3 bedroom, 2 bath, 6*44 2565 Park Dr available 831 Sanford. 372 7881 ___ WOMEN WANTED 29 Rooms for Rent large family room. Kitchen _____________________________ equipped, garage. 1735, 373 0415 RECEPTIONIST & Man or woman to share expenses for Bedroom home-fenced yard. room and board in county home. EXECUTIVE P8110 Newly decorated. No more Widow. 322 5840 call anytime. than 2 children 322 7741 3 Imes Minimum I thru S times ii ______________________ $150. 322092S days 323 — 21 ... ...4Oca line times Unfurnished ___________________ • Instructions 11 ii ' 1 2 Bedroom, Adults Only __ Plack eyed peas 1330 a bush el 'You pick Piloan Farms, Oviecio ,; ;;; upur1monT noun Pnn8 1rooms.11vinj room, dining ; ;t Area, large Shaded fenced back yard Off Longwood Lake Mary One bedroom furnished apt. $163 per Rd Available Sept. I. No. pets. ma., Includes all utilities, 911 Park I flhl!q,k eyes On Oregon AveI mile north of 46 and west of I 4 Herb Behrens 3 ,ruHct apt . arge rooms. adults 915 Park Ave 372 9180 Ave, assl o fied a --- 1 Apartments Rent Wailrec's and Bus help nee. I Company benefits. Apply in r''!o on rs.- Good Things to Eat . I thru 5 Selection Child care n my borne ØYS Supervisor Good location Near 7 schools, ,r,,. 'cncd yard 372 1580 il'Qfl SchoOl diplOma required Light typing. 000d math ability, able to E'r*qienced child care my i1.'Ct public Must be able to , 6 a iii 6 Mon Fri. Hr.. day. terprel implement federal or wkly rates Also Friday fli9hf ii u idel in es Pay 16,900 Lake Mary, 372 1311 ,14-1-mum 2 weeks paid vacation ,ilteq one year. Paid holidays and Will baby sit, your home or mine, other fringe benefits. Contact days or nights. Mrs Bragg, II? W Ibcwmt W'Ixn Ill. xeruti.'c ltd St 3fl U'rector ill 'QiS. D IAL --- _____ 31 Furnished Nu'Sery •illenctant for church "unday mornings from I 30 to 1200 312 2662 or 373 1146 Tenant Seminole ____ I Help Wanted 1$ - WW#111 I AU w _I,_--_ �____ - S unday i1eraid 8 - - , -. - - .- - - - - .-I - L_iIi-' Sunday, Muyust25, 1914 by BEETLE BAILEY Dick CARNIVAL Mort Wa lk er - )IOU, hiE, WILL ZERO; r.. SAR&E 7 10 - - - -. - - er I WIN I ALWAY6 A,514 i5licw '"N rn Tu - AT BRIDGE _ _______________ _________________ -~~ . 11111111110 --- ____ __ By OSWALD and I 111111111 I I 918 " I- li "' , / F 4 _ :.Ix -2] 4 IIT :N,ao., V 74 3 14 1///~/ Ib - - -,-W M - "', - _._-_ 6 - - n by Dave Gmu. GADFW! THAT LITTLE LURCH GUY WASN'T KIDDING! HE ft - PWSLEM WITH SPI /' THAT G W Uy,oz% AWKEtp .1 I GOOVI 11) 4 J 9 82 MUG'S PLACE! I.... \,COMING SACXI HIM IN FWN7 A / - . §0MW___ %-" ___ ________ . .. - I - __ . . . . ___.__i1_u__ If, r9 . at aH the cards now, but you ___ i - Jacknoithesix Now go back to West What I _r ! i - - to duck, just as most other SOUTH (D) ;f=._:r_i , - ' --_1_- --4W&D Z~;~~.,4._ - 1=7_1.1 - _~ , - : - _. " J.__ _1:7_____ % _4 , , I - L- ______ 4 - -- ____,T__ Lnaaft" It _ __-- M's t:: 1 e: _ 7= , ---- -1- - - __ .. . - - _________ - -: - mum ;n ~- ,- r fM . i .---- - 1__~ . I - . la `nN . _,` . Q3 I - sm -7 by Art Sansom fl ) - 1i-c A 1 ' here, while everyone else had gone down one or two trick, -. -pTh \ o / by Larry Lawas _________ - DON'T I XPRESfENT BLOO4IER GETAPNONE IS CONSIDERING THE IN MY NEW MATTER,SIR.' IN THE ffl z 1OU WOJ'T BE ABLE TO CALL OUTSI DE ON -----i1 (TALKSLiTW 'OU CM'J T OF TH IS FLOOR I . Th--. i I H TH 85•32474 is - - - = -• T I _a . ____ - I - __!~ = , .- . . ~I J_*.. i / ----- 1 . It _______ -- ____ r -- - - - Q-- ---- - * ____ •/ - .. - -- &h._r_ - 751. - : i10&ift_-_----T--J_ 'Vf - X% -- ~, _______ : I ______________ IP -- - 4, ti' r. .. - - - I- ' .:--..--' 1. _____ 1 ____ ll V1R41fIAIø1Y4'fI T • e -- - ________ TIlE FST - : 4;- by Garry Trudeau 1 - / - I -. . II - - RED? I 7 , I - - _ Lk'. ___ DOONESBURY \ ] E (i.F' ki :; ,k4 •" : . .e,f" Z:-. - _'-i ~ , , - * 7 ;.- - %- X. , _ L ___.I . - I RogerBd!en FUNNY BUSINESS for down one beau i hahcooudo; d grabbed the heart lead and d one e. A to wound up losing jus t four hearts padecaII would show more hh and a club. Other declarers; ducked the first heart '° leas whereupon West inarlably TODA SQUISTIOs shif ted to the queen of 5 and ftse unfortunates wound partner rehids one up losing four spades, one heart and that king of clubs." Anawer Monday. -. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS You. ' - for The bidding has hn 24 West North Fait south 14 "flow did you do it?" asked f - / ______ r) UI 6 It •---- 1~ V Somehow that Jack play had to 'over - 2 -k - __ - I _--too, 4111111111 second best when partner leads the king you might hav,e . *to Pass \, r w 1. Pass 3 N T. I ou d be moody, too, if you had to decide whether to go In THE BORN LOSER (S East k .. /( " P11 AN N orth West . --I- -w4f . 6 III, --. 0 I I -IIF ; partner siwr 1 1 - a - , - --r - - - - .11110. - I - - \ t 3 J 44o is is , POOR V4- = I 4 1 ~im WOME TO DINNER P - ____________ x V - RETLO6 . 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ALREADY N THE 1 'L ( q L''" I AN5 OF EMPE CLAUDIA!BY Now .• it HE HAS FORGOTTE kE EVER HAD A HIS OWN.' 10 BY NOW,, 6 k'\ HAS HQN EYED, WINE- D o AN SEDUCEP AWAY FROM HIM MANY re POWE.TOACT ON HIS ONN Q) ' '\ -- BY NOW, HE 16 A CRAWLING \ PUPPY FOR HER CASG I\' JUST LIKE EVERY I OTHER //,ALE //Ho HAS ( /.• & •. \\ GONE Neo4R (D FAv EEDGAR RICIE Runninrrrnwe I IVi7fflIff YOU'RE WRONG ABOUT TARZA's1 PRINCESS LAETITIA' ANY MAN WHO CAN 6UBLJE MAP ELEPHANTS ... AND STRANGLE LIONS WITH HIS BARE H4N5... HAS NOTHING TO FEAR FROM EMPRESS CLAUIAL L• FA PIND SOME WAY TO GE7 I.- Yo u 474/11$pORfl/N,1$_.1 ANY MAN WHO GiNO GIVES ME NEW HOPE WAS BEEN IN THE YOU MLISr RESCUE HIS AGOFCLAUiA FEN FROM MY GI6TER I&/OUL BE bC TARZAN CAN u'Tr, CIANGERO, 5 R614 1p Lj S 0 us.LITTLE ONE! F -- AeNOWI m:, % ) /I CARE OP ' HAT DO YOU SCALPA...T REMOVE.. -I Nt F THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansozn �cn 03 ... . . . . --.... " iF- VA . . . ... kit Zqv%A PANDA IF I WFKF,A SEA OTTEK ... TO by Course FLOAT ON MV OACK FOR HOW IT FeeLs... C:.: #-*#-* & Millie WHILE HE 15 FLOATINGi 6 SEA ASA 1 ERNIE IN ISOLATED vASmlus WI AR T AN UME%PIOpD %PANflDVoID OF OF THE ARCTIC NORTHO L7iNNEK TASILE! as* $CEPT FOR TH 11iM1_1 ** .% OCCASIONAL ASAIdboNifib / LIPI..i CD ww 7Y 6 0 AdWd k ftw ft AIR (1 A -- I~ , -: ~ W - I prow- HF, THINKS CKA6S ANV URC14INS ARE 6G?EciALL\j FINE m - IN FACT, THE~ Ke HIS FAVORITEG ON WHICH TO PINE. 177 - WHO CA ftjUS WHAT — k3mmv/ PROWL THIS WA, 41L. 09 4- WINT*1ROP \ ' VIV, P Z7 LOOKS UKE A Th UN D5TO MING CR.. I HA \ /YHUNDRbo N THING NO )( /( 10 E PRAID OF:. by Dick r ThUNDER (5 ULJSTAIR SEEN H BY LIGH,NG. E HAI ) .-.AND WHEN IT MEETS COLD AIR, E . COLLI5IQN PRODUCEÔ ThE6NOWE CALL . .. 4,. . ..., . rl Cavax I I 1 I Rom ( 1 9 HN6 ¶OO&H1 c.• W TlRg~p OF AUGUST ! R1 A S F [ t eo 'tJ (YOU WERE li~ YiN/ ' 00 ' / L Z. Sit hL CA liar 8-25 OUR B0A3RDING HOUSE GEE, lTaRET OF YOU 70 cop COACH OUR I Y NOT AT ALL LAP5, NOT AT ALL' IT RIN5 SACk KEEN! MEMORIE-4 OF MY 69FA'r 11A. GEE, UNCLE ULG MEAN, AMO$ NOw.ALvIN1LL RUN INTERFERENCE FOR YU6HOW YOU OW ATIHT 7 6RIPIRON PAY-4 AT JL I'' S I AH, IT by Les Carroll L!OLAOLA YUT 0 PRISCILLA'S POP IL N1GT I DREAMED WAS ION ThE BALCONY WITH JUL'NI END REALLY S AND ThERE.WHANNG W ROMEO, \ AWAY AT is DOWN IN THE FOR _ F_ L E CT RIC YOU OUGHT TO, Ile AL A ___ mvi ________ p _______ NICE ____ ______ AND JULIE7? Soo THAT -i COMPANY AND THRER'S -'---I-'..- -V. - - I P . 5 . • HI, A HOW ART THOU? \ 41, TA~<ESNIT TELL IN (a HE 6F_T 71 - I c / - L. r A*mO6 ~~tC __----.-- . I I MA i~FRz hi By THE • WE HAD\ 1 (A Kygjm - THINK SW ) by Al Vermeer _____ u' > ___ ____ - - �- - - - - - . L. -- • A T .M. Rio I US 111 Pit On EI - L ..._1...-. -.--'--.- - I'IL -- - • C MAV— ) ffiAPP! #r CIO .7 _~ 7 10 ikrd HAVE TO BE FRIENDLY TO ME!" HAT MAKES HIM IRRES I STIBLE AL %7%1W BERRY I r 1 - V /1 - - _'•- -- c) 1974 by PEJ, Inc -- . W --- t, -- p1 / I - Li V / H V'41AT2 I IFT OF AourtoW VI QLJ &FT INVOWW,00 114A lzootiliti& -. V. I MI&T tJCOLJRA& P I O7! tUU GUI OFF LUCKY THIS TIME ONLY S27.98! IT WASN 'T PLUGGED IN!" d, - L - - S O'Ci ! 1450 * - TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Give priority to joint ventures this week A few setbacks, but not enough to deprive you of victory as the week closes Saturila-, there' n unusual happening. - / B GEMINI tMay 21 -June 20) Monday Is better for making decisions than Si:ndiy Midweek, neither lend to nor borrow from others. Social contacts are li kel y to be beneficial to you this weekend. CANCER (June 21•Juty 22) Sunday, don't overdo physically P.irInnrhip cais,linne .re'- jii,Ie* and frustrating Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursdays good —Fridays disappointing. Saturday, an improvement. STMe 011 I.1 ° bcirl% ,nrf~- 8; bO e , at 1% 5.30C. $9V lrb t( OV 0%CL 01.,00 AQW1 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Unexpected good news on Monday. Responsibilities pile up at midweek. Trim your expenses on Friday. The weekend won't be dull ?~, •__.q THE KILLS ARIES (March 21-April 1)) Judgment is questionab!e on Sunday. Goats must be attained without allies this week. Be sell-reliant. Thursday and Saturdayare your best days of the week. -- -- •PI .TJ - VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Domestic rumbles Sunday, but all is forgiven Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, toss Is likely if yo'i take risks Friday is coat using. Saturday is good for financial matters. 4, LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) Drive defensively on Sunday. Family demands k, restrict your lni1pnndrnt miiløfr. The ,.# .'.'. *.......... U •i.# I. 4UW$dIJI, IIUI watch your associations on Friday. ......a. :.. F9in 1W 6AR 0,07 ONDER/NG; PLUS SIDE ',t)U WILL HAVE MAy/N1 s7 To SHARE, AS WELL. AS AN APPRECIATION OF7 FACH omERs LIKES AWL) PISLIK Ac-S. Ca1MUNICATI0,( WILL COME EASY. HOWEVER, BOTH OF )VU ARE VERY RESTL ESS AND CURIOUS BY NATURE. AS vVU GROW 'MORE FAMILAR WITH EACH OTHERS PATTERNS, LITTLE WILL BE LEFT 70 EXPLORE. XXiR ViEWS gEGARDI146 MAR GOALS WILL DIFFER AS WELL AS WHAT GA01 8ASICALLY EXPECTS FROM 141S MATE ALLOW AMPLE TIME 1OGETIIEd? BEFORE MAkiNG A DECISION FOR MARRIAGE. --BE/WICE QA/ TJ-!E - -- SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 27) You're extravagant, as the week opens. Your out.ok is too pessimistic midweek. A rewarding arrangement occurs Thursday. n ,zrii~ w_ tic cautious :n busir.css friday. An unexpected gilt Saturday. - . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Sunday, restless. Monday and Tuesday, be on your toes in money matters. Thursday and Saturday are your best days False hopes from a phony's promise show up on Friday. - - - - , — ---- ---- — - H0PSE"0R'DMDY- HORSE" WAS THEFIRST. - WHAT'S WITH PAP? HE'S SITTING IN THE LIVING ROOM JUST STARINI3 INTO SPACE! — I THIN':i — 70k 7pe*4 GE fj,\ iCX HE USUALLY GIVES ME I A LITTLE HINT ON WHAT HE'9 BEFOREkN PLANNING - ___ /li //'t ; —I '-_--- -- LAST YEAR Ir WAS E:• I -- I WFLL,WHAT'(; h GONNA B THIS YEAc? JIII' )HJJi!1II1 ) r OF - LAIY COLA ANt? A 173171W= 1k I AAP ,.r I FASCINATION FOR PEDALLED VEHICLES CONTINUES NOTONLY BECAUSE OF THEIR FOR EXAMPLE 1 A NEW GERMAN-DESIGNED 3-WHEELER (OR MORE EXAC1L .118ALLER ) TRAVELS ON DRY LAND —OR 0NWATER 11 WHERE THE SIDE. PADDLES PROPEL IT ALONG AlA BRISK PACE. 1 - ASQUARE WHEEL? THIS NOV EL BICYCLE DOESN'T GO THUMP, THUMP AS YOU MIGHT IMAGINE, BECAUSE OFAN INGENIOUS CAM ON THE SPROCKET THAT RAISES AND LOWS ThE SQLLARE WHEEL ATJLJGTTHE R(GHT'rIME. - THE FIRST BICYCLE SHOW HELD IN PARIS IN 1869w SPURRED HIGH CQNY ; - !, CRANKS, A SINGLE PEDAL ASFORTATION BUT FOR THE SURPRISING VARIETY OF FORMS THEY CAN TAKE. PLA_ :i WITHOUT CHAINS OR NON- POLLUTINJ I HEALTh..PPOMOTING P1NNEI,AM7 TiCKETS TO AN FXP4/E ' 51 INTEREST N RACI NG \!5 StPaflge Cycles $ \ - ' - S b3r—Ed Sullivan 57 - GENE FAWCErTE OUT OUR WAY - - 7 AGREEHowEygR1 THAT THE ---V- —by---- -' -.. 1 L* t)1ANCESTORS. ITS GENERALLY 14 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Status is challenged as the week bcgin. Undercurrents In group involvements Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday, an Emprovement. Friday is doubtful. Saturday, you can relax. ----- ---- . WITH MANY UNUSUAL c) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Friends add business won't mix early in lh '. 'ek Tuesday and Wednesday, don't neglect responsibilities. Personal inr t5 isr progress bcginnnj as of Thursday. NOTE Send letters to Bernice Bode Osol, ci a this newspaper, 1200 W es t Third Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44113. Bernice cannot I all the left en, only the on.. of gineral intat. $ imasn' T-"' SLK IVDERN 51C,Y L L HASH DALON& LINEAGE I CPRICOIc (Cec. 22-jan.19) Be careful of the type Of commitments you make this week, especially on Tuesday and Wednesday. Financial conditions will improve for you beginning Thursday. — — — — — — — — — -- — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —,— — c BOARD CROSS BETWEEN SCOOTER AND ,- - t43. BICYCLE. AN OFFCENTER HUB INTHE --_ -- -:2t REARWEL - ".4 L •,. - E PPt -t - TO E AS TH E Ta PA''4 ARCHSPLJMPEr)( NOW A YO/M 8R/77S11 EMVNEER HAS BU/ir lYE VfU/I TR//(E,".—T,s/E WOLD Ti'/CYCj. WIT/I TIlE DRIVER /NM'oNl 10 cc ri/c L4RGc$r $TEER/,VG �- oc •• Ill I.. ' .r -_' 1V. --- --" - U . - — .,-- ----.----- CAMPUS CLATTER I by Larry Lewis 1OU'F A SURE-FIRE ALL-AMERICAN CANDIDATE - ..A CAMPUS SupSTAR '13tttetlig • z jrig \-i . iTt All•' mm igLook 00 Slimming T he tidy with the mature 1190(0 will look sm. ail 1.1 1 ji. lovely band. if ed panisuit. No, 8161 with p,crc ct4 4; Sizes 38 to 50 (butt 42-54). Site 4o. 44 . -- . • •' bust: 2-5/8 yards L 5 /8 for dress. DEAR POLLY keep Irim I do exercises such ; i:gging ic deep-knon bonds, 011c.. whilo I watch television, rather than sitting _ 1/ \t.,. ' . Her Choice The smock.topped pantsult with topstitched yoke and Ojich poCk,t Is a favorite with the younp set No 8241 W.thPHQIO.GuJDEjs in 1z5 4.12 years Site 6 topper, 1-18 Yards 45 -inch: pants. 3 / 4 yaid __ .r TO Is __ 62 reinforced rim so that the grocery b ag for a liner, and peel VOgetabias right into the bag. It is also used for dry garbage. The loaded bag is slipped out, a new one Up• d and, presto, no muss no fuss. — ALMA. ' scissors and paper. Tie a little bell to it to use for ringing for mother. For a bed table put a long board across the bed, resting on the backs of two chairsat either side of the bed. - I'M. - ks & Lawrence . . 8293 818 , -: ' . s0 An easy dress to stitch for your wardrobefrom soft COIti limn or potyestso, double-knit it jus & sleeveliess lopce3l. :1so. No 8293 with PHOTO-GUIDE is In Sizes a to Is s l:! 10, 32-112 bust dress. 2.518 yards 45•rnch; , S•nd 750 Isch plus lic br poitig and handling With same, address, pattern number and site to PATTERNS ('/, this ORDER swspap, lox 4388, MIdtw Station, Now York, NY 1001*. - DEAR I'OLLY - You'll use your hamburger patty maker more, and with less work, if you take two smalIpla5tIcbagsa€Jsllponeover the lid and one over the base press. The patties won't stick, you'll have clean hands, and washing-ups a n-h Turn the ba ° inside-out wash and sa ve or I leftovers the me al, — ALICE. seem to be losing pencils, pens. erasers and other oddments when they keep them in the bottom of their lockers Make a hole in one side of a plastic contalnerandhang it on ore of the locker s hooks for a c(,rt;ner. -DEB- DIE ____ . , I - j fj 4 1111 g I ¶1 1 Polly DI1 *1.00 br' every Id.. us.d.1 Send them to h.,, c this newfpeper.J • I •' --. _____ .-• - 5606 DEAR POLL Y — Our bathroom and kitchen Sinks had big chips in thorn I covered the chipped areas with those vinyl liowerr SCtd for the hot tom of tubs and added several idditional flowers to complete the decor. — KAY. II I DEAR POLLY — Here's how to mako some eye-catching rugs for a living or family room: Prchase burlap rug backing a big bottle of all-purpose white glue and acquire samples of shag-typo rug material Cut samples to fit a desired area of backing (the shag hides the joinincj edges). Glue in place, weight each 'n-t' ru" uHf dry Curn-r,,au ALLEY 003P e ri !. rugs at tractional prlcet — ELAINE. CAPTAXIq Sy ,-•. pnHya chop and so On Saces space and wear - and-tear on fingers when one tries to separate frozen pieces of meal. — HELEN. 1, 8241 DEAR POLLY - A "fun tray" is a great help for entertaining a sick child. Put smaller boxes inside a sandwich bags In which to freeze - 161 DEAR POLLY - On the lower lefthand Cupboard door under the sink, I've Installed two hooks about 10 Inches Mesh Set Crocheted in the lovely pineapple design, this cool mesh set of hat and srivashablg ban is made of craft-and-rug am l bright Color. as complete crochet direction i, Send SOc plus tie and 1.huiInp witlp nm•, address. pattern number and size to PA :.'a .3.a, -,uwwn1 !!!b0u1, New York, NY 1001*. U •• ,, by Dave raue -.... - ,- . — I T0 LAY ON A.. C3LJY IN Y M IPRESENT PHYSICAL CONDITION! a- )OWN AN TAKE ITAWLE7R EASY -•-, ISN'T THAT GUZOV THERW GO SEE HO HE'S OINc t PANr o woi- wuz - I YA TALJJM1 TO TSAr Aur '( A 5MALL 5XPEIZWENT TO ) DEMONTR4ATE MV PonJr ABOUT BEAUTY! I4ELI O,GUZJ I.,. ITISIT UMPA, OH, COME T'S iW Boys! SHE... ON NOW, & HEY, MArTERr WHAT SHE LOOKS Guz! THA-r HAPPENED? SO DI FFRNT IMPOSSIBLE.' SfOtJ WOULDN'T RECOGNIZE HER.' 3 WNOB0I.Y COULD CHANGE YEAH, I THAT MUCH IN SUCH A 1'HAT'S SHORT PERIOD OF TIME I RK31-IT! Al-IA! 60 THIS IS WHERE 't)tJ'RE WHO'S __ SHE HIDING.' BArs ,,BUZZ OFF, LADY.' ME! THIS I A PRIVATE __ ___ CONVERSATION,' ___ F J1 1t' It F I SI I C $ k AL tLdijIi ___ Gat. 974 by kEA. Inc. T 30HlcNy WONDER ry 'jivic ±togers EB and FLO By Paul Sellers I) __ 3 GANA1ON, COME-6 FRtTHEE FLAC7 OF rim __ INQ— fr £E9_ )1 i1èr1) p 0OS HO .' —J 1 W / --- 7 .—•--' �___________ _____________________________________ _____ - 'Y____-a-,'t •_4_ C I HI _______ k- e-'-" -. - -,—r--..----- _________ RT - NTBL 11HEAL LOVE US. ,) COMES - p j / I 0 ,~,, _F_ L— '0 " ~ 1. __7 /To I __ I __ o k)ll ) - I T-t,.-,' . ______ N V I . - .. I 3 ~ ,&,"', -~`-_ dsl§~ ~I — WECOME - r 'Ir~ WERE S7! LE - - __ - 11I - - - - f. rHF - __________ I __________ I - - - A ____ . I I - fl, '.'• _____ "I __ - - x L_ - .- -1 ~ _____ -- . - _______ ___ .' , - - •' - ____ - .. . • - M - - - A . - ___ - - - - - I 4~ : I - -~ -_*.&.~ ~_ . c . - UZqlqy 1by Stoffel,& exinda -. . -. . - r .A ~ . — -_ - JIILILIM_1~~ 'k __ - ___ - - _____ -- - TW W - _WY ., i f , 1-4- ,____~.-__j~ - -1 : = - - .. Z'&~-%6~- ____ - - - -, 4 UGS ____ ___ :" . =_ a n M E r I - / . ------- - - - Fr - # a~~_l _-1 . ~w - - i- ______ )w -.. __ - N iq onvic s i-1_L_1k_LAW STEPHENVT1 I v, T-~:.'A-j "We are still assuming that cases. Colorado prison officials — Ikee revenge-bound es. they are In the area," Glascow said one of the convicts had caped convicts who swept said lie said authorities had Sornto kill a number of per throu'h , Mi xio & dl t Ill (J 12 or 15 frnh in tile sa tii oh id in court and Texas killing, raping and dfid that sent him to Prison. robbing hid out today from a The three who escaped The three were identified as small army of officers in Je rry Uer, 22, convicted cf rugged ranch count connection with the shooting burglary; Dalton Wil liams, 29, There really is not much we deaths Saturday of rancher I serving a 4tO year t for can do but maintain our road L Baker andMrsyOttAU robbecy, conspiracy and a blocks and roving patrols in thorities said both victims had sault, and Richard Mangum, n hopes of flushing them OU" testified85tWOOfthen. S ngtee to (he years for Colorado _______ ___ -____ __ - - I E - _- _ ~~A~~ ~-i I _____ - ___________ . . _-&_-_.~ t I - ___ I .- Y' - tj r so 1 k _,x: `4 _ J ,;x_ ~i._4-um- -.10 C in ., nt _____________________________________________________ W ~_.,-i #~ h 'I - _____ --- I A - - - ~. -, I ' r .-JI&L.A : -a1- ~,..''~~~~L~Z~)~ __ -* . - - I LETS PEOPL RIENLY - - - /''"'. 115 Z 4)N. L! -- ___----- ~~~~~~~~~~~~ I kl~ i ______ ~___~_ ~ ~_ _~___ ~__~ :. - . - 7;;:10--~-- - . _1 -_im-._____ - - . - \ '-.11'. I " I - joi0i4, - - -1 IM - - i i~~- ~ .r-, .~7i_.l . .i, . a . .-.% hv ______ %I 'T -. "' , i '1. .- several robberies since they es. Altamonte Council - Officers believed the three Crossing Fingers t—M wimb.. '*j:17 0, 1*-~~ five square miles northwest of, Stephenville. The men last were -_, ~_Ivlw Debbie Erbe rehearse, slave girl dance in DeBary Players production of Rodgers and 11am- sighted there about 2 DO YOU HONOK merste in's colorful musical a.m. GWPJOFt,! I ) 5-r ) F , e King and 1," to be presented Aug. -31 at 8 ELA%,<! I'LL ALT A%1 &-`*r_,`_` ` r_ S ONTE SPRINGS "INTEKNATIONAL Sunday. p.m., and Sept. I at 3 million gallons, are is limbo ...YOU SOUND LIKE YOU'RE OVELY HAVEE5Uy YOU lop. at Dellary Civic Center with a cast of area young people. The director, Jeff Nolle of Orland YOU' GOURN4ETS OF fficials are saying their SIRE, ARE ER L has NO. The area is rugged ranch ENJOYIN awaiting anticipated federal DAY FOR SUSTENANCE' ) A & IT. 114 1P proons.Lead roles are played A GEM by Mark country cut up by gullies and prayers today that City Atty. funding of $3.4 million. 11* ThuOt Of DeBary as the King of Slam and PRM Smith of Orlando as Anna. The set Is designed LA FISH HUNGER ./ , II 1 $ F - tw-ow- marked by thick mesquite Joe Davis gives the "right" plant was to have gone into cktvir (3ENEROSITY... by local I artist Ernest Woschanak with construction P1 by George Napoli. Special effects in the U 5fWOW Spe rI I ,~ I YWLL " o. ) C7r_ T, / CAR o brush. Half the 18,000 residents opinion at U* 6:30 p.m. council service this year, but consulting ne e Tom' A"". I A~ t MY ___1 Cabin ballet scene will delight the audience. The large cast required 120 6088a s meeting. f;, . . se, Ostum . LOST,* be . ; ) ~~~ e I Story es Related T~ __ Page 6A. . of Erath County reside in " engineers have said the plant VITALS! 1 1 1! "Right" in the ofncials, — SORRY! -Stephenville. _ view construction time is 18 to 24 & &PP ** . 1 i,4 is that the city does not have to months after delayed federal II "The area is Just impossible ;/ . 11 J / even on horseback," refund on request $587,000 approval is received. f __ collected in advance sewer said Burks. 0 Councilman Dan Dorfman Bloodhounds were brought &WIM contends council's intent in __ regional sewer plant. t r.. . . !:; I ., "wrong" opinion could Permitting acceptance of the o r . I A / kI It .,. . ;- o -- I F cold for the dogs to follow. Rain i .I . I.. 1 1 ~ as that . bring the city to the brink ol sewer connections fees w . . j /% -0 k/I I wor i. I ____ P and wind also oblitetated any __ I . once paid the connections ~ t i I <1 M .!!~_~ = 1 & Z ,__~. ~ i far land developers Bna stayed with the land regardless So ~ I Burks said the escapees could builders, Commercial Con. I _-_...".~ Or,__-Nk I -. .No.. __: , 'Dfo%mer3W P__ . I — ,-J, .Q& _.. --,Ammwm~ , R. Ranch and farm families in Eugene Cooper have asked the laugh on those demanding . _42i the W get area had been evac- City to return $54,000. 0 o r return of their money. on uated. -_ 0 oes Floyd's advice the councii has = TV problem is the city d EXCUSE ME4 WHILE I _-"~ ; Authorities said the NTS a gr eed -A.Et to up the sewer co WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres- both management and labor shot and killed two Dersons who not have the money. , SAID . _-1My 5 I HOPE !t I ,CLUMSY CREEP,/ . fie signed a bill Saturday -ictI WiLL 41w4l "I. Z.0 ENEFACTOR WA` ____t!v1'. GENEKOUS fie got supp,-irt for hLCONDIM__ ENTS TO 14 CGUM11 If(pili a ';":::L - ~hsssi-_*l 3-1111~ fir UIC111 ident Ford. his cabinet and key and spotlight excessive in- ting . YA:D BE . ENOUGH TO INCI.UDE SUFFICIEN'r . up the new council, ' OW which controls stand Sunday from former economist for PPEN...1 #I . , economic eported M6 sum was received per unit charged to the ENHANCE THE ' aides are beginning creaws in either prices or he had called on Congress to three former at previous trials. SORRY.' FUNDS R DSSEt.. by the city over a two year developers to M. leading businessmen, but President Richard M. Nixon. lay the groundwork for a wages, Earlier, Erath Countv . Dist enact, .1 a bit of unfavorable comment The three against re-impo forthcoming Economic Summit Atty. Bob Glascow had labeled period and spent, Dorfman said recently Ut .., A k, )C ;, .. I 6 I o~ tion of controls were Arthur M. the convicts as "dange i ., APPE."nZIN0 Plans for the sewer plant builders diay require return of J ation. ,I construction, boosting capac -fIle President, launching a Wood, board cilaft-man and dudes." WANDS let. ~ . ..0. ity the fees only to find at a later I/ \ 0 at the Keller Road facility from date that the refund actually , _)).. busy chief executive officers of \ tWd week in office, 11L% , "We're sure they came to /4114 I ,,;; Sears, Roebuck & Co.; 0. Pend. Texas for revenge and yen. nnounced he wHI hold his first '.5 cost them money. I< "' '' .(1; jks) \ i .. -. .. r.ewa conference Wednesday. geance.11 \WJ letOn Thomas, president and :. :' I j. chief executive officer of the B. It will bea full-scale televj 11 By Sunday evening, more , K. Goodrich Co., and Frank R. than 200 armed officers began session, with questioning ex. i • I * --i Milliken, president of Kennicott to tighten a circle north of this _ pected to give him a chance to fi I. . ,bsctiss what his new admin. opper Corp. i I \ 1 ----'.. - y '.. -- ,q '. '' isatlon will do about the Appearing on ABC's Issues the three Colorado state prison . I ______ I and Answers, the three agreed esca pees who traveled farm growing inflation in the nation, A I that the country is not heading roa ds from the plains of Getting do wn to details on _________________________________ _______________ into a serious recession ,,It,s %, . , ,1 By JANE CASSELBERRY be Congressman BW Chappell, set up the conveyor type slow-down," Milliken said. a Texas 0 miles east to Steph to be held In late September or envilIe. Jean Patteson, a general Herald Staff writer I State Senators John Vogt and machine near the Osteen p redic '14 " _ early October, Ford planned to ted "inflation . — ~_ assignment and feature I! Lone Wilson, State Bridge it is necessary to obtain will taper off toward the end of tell his cabinet and aides today -ri'ter of the Evening and Delbert Euga, hearing Representative Vince Fechtel landandtogetpenipLj from the year." Sunday Herald for the past the roles he expects them and examIner, has announced state, and Rep. Eugene Mooney, the Corps of Engineers to o th C. Jackson Grayson, tho 18 months has been named ers to play is the economic county and federal represen. County Commissioner Greg dredge a think-tank sessions. headed the Federal nice Cornass thwmel. t he newspaper's Women's tatives have agreed to be i i~ ~ ~ & 3K mmond, Dr. Al Burkhajter, In statement released today mission under Nixon, said he F.ditor effective today. Before meeting ith the cabi present at a public meeting on head of Div of Aquatic Weed Chappel said, "H> `131 11 'J "Hy inth di(In t approe of Fords calling CLOUD Publis he r Wane Doyle net, Ford called in economic hyaitnthcontrolintheSt Johns Research for Dept of Natural control on the St Joh (If an economic summit or of the ns con counselor Kenneth Rush and his Ri er. fld Editor loin Athens Weather Details Page 3A to members of the tinues to be a most serious new esIdent's plans to cut the ntly named conference ex-It will be held at 7 30 p m, U SResources, announced the ap Corps of Engineers, Dale problem in the Fourth federal budget ______________________ j' ecutive director William Seid- Wednesday in the Seminole Gren, chief i*iintlncnt of Mrs Patteson of operations of fie said the new monitoring District." The problem has I. man, an accountant and Ford's High School auditorium ( JcksoniJle District, and direct Impact on spor en. agency might ha'.e some in longtime ts f fri end from (.rand ( 1tenticandidatesforUui { 'T A member of the Florida Steve Zelger, chief of Aquatic cattlemen, and businessmen fluence over wages and prices, 'Rapids, Mich ition _____ Council on Consers ition and Weeds Section, and Dr. Howard alike but I am not for the Jawboning We kept saying W were r Was KCSS'Er Of "isvironincida; I "This nearing will bring that is in this monitoring also will ha ve talks later in the authorized by Harmon Shields, looking for someone like Protection Agency together all Interested parties agency I think that sort of Around Theaock It ) ,, Jean sd Athens until week with academic, labor and director of the State Depart. 4A To keep confusion to a L7 discuss the problem and to threat to the American econO- Bridge if %%r,. ness representativ es %efinallyagreed that es an / 'l _._ . I ........ 1.611 ment of Natural Resources, to minimum, Euga said, find possible solu ions i in> w actually in some cases Calendar _17 an e someone e e, ' _' T _ outside economists on prelimi act on behalf of the deparent questions, in 3A gripes vh and s trongly endorse the public increase prices rather than de Coniic 11 . nary phases of the summit con- in conducting the hearing wh(ch suggestion wh not take the original 1, :1 ~ I -~46B Ep~il fro he f oor aring creasing them.I , _ 10 , 0 ference. Mrs. Patteson was born was originally sche-duled to be almuld be submi, . V-00 '-_-_~~00 , -, I . 19ft , --ft . -CE. 11_~~ I . ,ted In wrl ig. our People interested in the 9 %IfI __ . I Taking a day off from tht ofDcar Abby . . ',~~. Ford has said emphatically held at the Chamber of Com. - __ - 6A . that gets to the heart of the ) <-e __ The hyacinth harvester,thnow probiem will attend. It is Y.received her B.A. degree j that fie does not plan a return to merce building. fice Sunday, the President went Dr. Crane I ... ...... 1. ,5A . 1~_,.# subject matter, and con. docked by - — 7 I the state in Palatka, through citizen participation at to church, played 18 holes of I)r I;l mandato y wage and price , 6 froill the Uni-iersity of On hand to answer questions hasbeenpr mb............... . veys the enthusiasm a nd I IT ow C~ " . oposedascsolutlonto the local level with such 4 ITgolf and relaxed at a party %ith Horoscope ..... Natal and a teacher's &th . . interests of those of whom on aquatic weed control and the hyacinth problem clogging meetings thvt we get things members of the pr ess who to . . from ta . .. the placement of she writes. w . _ __.~ ___ . =~ . co . the hyacinth the St. John's River, Lake accomplished for a better traveled with him as vice presi. Obituaries ...---University of Cape Town. - . %1-1 Price Stability to keep an eye on harvester at Osteen . 1111% Bridge will Monroe and Lake Harney. To America." Iler enthusiasin and - . ____ . I . 'x__1 I I . a . a 4 — c- DeBARY STAGES MUSICAL HI i n roun conomic : .; - NNNNN=_W_=_==-__ ______ ________~ ~ e ______ Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents ______ .. . IV — Y1 - 67th r, No, 4MOflddy, August 26 _ ____ --, ________1. - . - ur. _ ,—_-- ( IF mm (6 ~ — ET? " I 0 ". i W /_ I - - 'Otaj.je. *b i A ( cry' 11111 699~=5'_~__ . ____ f WANT _ . . - 1I . _ pic - •----- :lEtx STHET,-1E/E1 PLANET EARTH. -TOO k*OST!LEj 1 - - BS SHO CD r -' — u- - __1 . - - Y - L. L. in an _T I - n ;,Y.. F - '.iici1 yacinth Hearin - .-a\ ___ ( & , A Appo nted ' I ,. , , . _____ a - e e nes a Women's Editor -________ - 1 . M . e c ei - ac ' J. -_ . __ Ind FLM _____ _-9. I Ao - 4 V-' F ' - ,, -' - - _____ L mr.T! rf T C.A.Et" 1 TTTO~ - .1 a - 1 . .- I -5 ;i= . 9 ~1 t4w Ii 2, : I i - i r 7:::~e ov : __ - _.- - L 0 I-) ~(\\ .- . #1 . *S I ;;, =Z -~ _', . o!,N, J _/ 7 , ,,, J i1r I %%1-w .. _ % . %, I ~_- © 1974 tn I __ - 9 y ~~ 11_11_ \\\ 1 - T - - TFUMM - \ 0 - # ' ___ - -- ~_ ) -- Mixon is caught In the tight money squeeze that has hit buyers, builders rind bankers and caused some industry sources to forucast that Aniericam will have to change their way of life. Th& (emmerce Dep1irtnient reported recenth that the number t1 flew ln'iLcc started in Jul was the smallest in more than four rs. At the .same time , (he government raised the maximum walile rate on federall insured tienic loans to a record 9 5 per V . -- - - _------ 8-2-5, i%%sm-lated llrc%s Writer I 1 'J~ :4 - / - - 11 (ent. Mi AssiaIed Press survey showed ~ - - that mortgage rates vary (rem area o area, depending on s tate laws. The amount of money needed fpr a dov%ll payinm al.w varies, up to 40 percent In some regions Throughout the countr however, available houses are re expemive and 1~lans are harder to get. liXl'n says there is very little construction going ('fl right now, . - - - ~ 0 - i rtirre's not much ix-int in even giiving i a Prospect a price vshinate vna house lie wants to build unless he's got the financing pretty %%ell lined up." he said. flankers say they don't have money to loan. They say deposits are down because investorscan get more interest by putting their money in things like treasury notes than they can from savings accounts. ,laines T. Lynn, secretary(if Housing and Urban tkvelop . said on S-jnda~ that the report that housing starts slipped to just wider an annual rate of 1.34 million unitsin July , 16 per cent blow June and the lowest figure since 1970, was disheartening Arthur Rheingold. r, 32-yearvid attorney with the New York State Public Sersie ( mmlscion is one of the would-be home o"ners affected by the sN,rlage of mortgage money. Rheingold makei "over $30,000" a year. His wife wks as a gi aphic artist and together they have what Rheingold calls a "healthy" income. Since their marriage five years ago, they have nnIed the top twoflrsofatwo4amily house They spent six menths searching for a home (if their own and k.und l'flC they liked a $5O,O1 towiouse. he first bank they -- 1. ---i -___ - . -' - . - ____ _-__ - t$' __ _____ - __ T1,J ___ ___ ____________: _______ -- - . - ___- - _ ___________ - _- I _1 ------- ___ - _. -- .-- __ - - _____ i e tried %%vuldn'( give thelli a nivrtgage. "They uotd(lll't even t ,in! ider it," Rheingold &iid, '11:e secorid bank Finally agreed to a 25-year, $38,000 mortgage ill 81: per cent. A loan officer at the bank told Rheingold it was the first nuirtgage lie had seen all ear. Ittwingold w,a.s lucky; he got the mmey. Toni and Jane Sisolak h,ave I mn lopking f r a house in ffie Ft4-1 Worth, Tex.,; ave been unable to fiixi one they ctin afford or a int-rigage at a rate the can Pay. The Sisolaks,"%%ho are in their i.irly 1(,indti,iu been married se ven years, are still living in ipartint nt Walter Nolte, president Pf CArriage Estates Co., an InItI.Iiiapl'll Ind., &ontru turn (mu, u hotd several bank ers ari buildcrs ,Allen he said pt4,ple are simp!y going to have to change their way of living. '1 think we're approaching the day when a young family longer ,A111 be able to afford a singie residential home." d \I'IIC 1k predicted more people woUd buy condomini)s I want." he said, "bat it's all -ni,ir.s. nm AlLit the %-ting buNers ltit' tan afford." / -- 0 I 0,ntractor Jvhn ,Mixon(if Trinible,MP., usually builds about 30 new houses a year. Right nvw, he d(vsn't have a single hom" e T f .7 - II rr I ;J - & --, - , . . -1 * _f - 42-% 1,—fi- "%.% LL i C 1\1 /--(k ilo I _____1 a, !!! - . one I,% I'MASE CWK I it - t ~~I~ I ..- -XY-) I ) J 11 ~~~ I - F1 0 _1ZS i I 1 iig~ _TFY~ `3-~Njk~W~±-:t-.1; , -k-_----_-C _-74 Q tu Fer- --ft u .1 I ~~ ~- M if 1-- ---,- - - - _. -. - -I- T ; reputation in the profession aS a prolific and sensitive %i,riter whose - ,people, it 3turt s have becolik an mportant part of the I'.vt'ning and Sunday Herald news package. She brings to her new position a great deal of enthusiasii 'ItIll curiosity as well as a tight compact writing tylt ____ ___ ______ through when. af ter , women to meet in a hurry. I'll tx,c,n tht-telephorefora few days trying to Lvntact as many as possible. But "Ill You do [lie a favor? When you make the an. nounCement would you please ask that any one or group that I miss telephone i "ctiVities. Women have a tor to tell and I want them to look to the Herald as their VoR& in the conununity" The Pattesons are urrent jy involved in building a honle oil I.ike \larkhau: .m__ I F I have an awful lot o' cross section of all women and organizations and their ~ .. offered the position, she replied , i- ..- - M- __ =* _. -_-- 1 -•1I - -t __-- - —__ ~-_____ _____~_ - Z -;-- ______ __________ fltw\nens Pa ge taught high school English for four years in South Africa, Stwo later spent a year studying and traveling in Europe before ill). 1111gating to thoe 11111ted States in 1971. She and her husWnd, Rod. a regional manager of Howard Rotavalor Co., a British machinery manuf=turcr, settled in Marshall, Mich. before Moving to Senlinole -- O~ - L e a~~#Acrp`a_x&Z#k r,~_Z -- ______ ___-_-_____________________ _____ ________ ~_~______ ___ ~_ -~~ ~.---M--.-----------------r---,----~ ~_ ~ _L-_ . ________ - _~ - ~- - � 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, August 25, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 25, 1974. 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" - X=Aaa ' - -4 - began a Avat* I . gagement at a Fern Park LI! £ L ,j t.t • 'L, CmUij iszOfluay mg Vdui a miali-empLy nouse * - Story on page 3A j ____ t - is not going to seek the cha.r would be kept open for Mills to manship of the Ways and take if he should be able to do Means Committee" so, Albert said, 'I hope so" ' m Mills emerged from the automot,ije bleeding from Cuts and scratches on his face and cifficers reported he appeared added that any deci. - - rCCOMMendation of his doctors Ways and ,Means Committee tells plunged into the water. - " V I political decline congressman Wilbur Mills, Alberttoldreportershe ha d received a call from Bethesda Naval Hospital, where 1il1s under rea tment , and "without I' '. :- V- Stnppor Fanne Foxe, whose fortunes have Ifl( reai in md "rse pr('por ti'ni to thc going into details, Mr. Mills. -_ 'r -- Ub WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep __ T--; VUHO 00 Vvilbur D. Mills, 1)-Ark., will not X: I- ~ 4, 0 Al- ~ - 'z ___ __ ~ __ It - D. u rii' . .1. - 7 i'..: pt -, " I 11 11 f __ The committee ions as to whether .Mills will __;.:1 __, want to •,.-•to tx- designak.i when Congress nue as11 reconvenes. The tentative date Mills la te r d his Arkansas 1UIUR D. MIUIS of the committee l be d later and that there was no spe. for the new session is Jan. 14. constituents he was ernbar. rased and humiliated by the cific discu"on of whether Mills ning the committee with a (inn ast episode. Ile was re-elected to hand. Mills entered the hospital l might resign from Congress. ---. V __ — ('Pit) Dealer .1. ,N1. Illythe says more people becoming Numismatists )'VUiW57Vö 1.64'7 Q$M2Y u'st L '7 'y .V scc S(A ikiSiti? ' 00 /e&4scisr ay. IJU, 1W aKaSe , • ~ , -Z,7__Z~7~;r,.M__ - J... is -7 r S nford, f I-- .- . , - - :RT;c 77ifl/ " 5Z&'S zim fEW' 4. A ' ' a Fl _p" J - by Garry Trudeau t • __ ':i-4. ,, . I ,r /i __ o. 96-Tuesday, December 10. 1974 'Al - 19 DOONESBURY TRiCK QUESTION, .. . , --.-. . ~-.: k ~,4-,. 4 t_Ti~i;.- -k CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURN HISS SIZEMORE I By Roger Boll ( Mq SIZU ? ______ TIN.,,RREASOt4 I r ij M ~L .. .: I - now' %h~;_& 1111's - * you. South. hold Ao86, K .J44 diamonds, lithe trump finesse Q 3 is What do von do he will make a grand A-Hid three he&irts. Your slam" Jim: "When I saw the hand cards are badly placed but )OU played South counted to twelve still must lnsiIrgime, since our reopening double could ha% quickly and proceeded been a great deal sraker. the first diamond In his own TODAY'S QUESTION hand.Thenhecashedtheaceof You hold this sanit' hand Tht spades, ruffed a spade, lCd the time East O)CflI lint' diamond nine of trumps, played his own hat do you iti, no' eight, smiled fatuously when iisr Tomorro _-rr ow ___ I' 'I 2? -_ - -. -. ____ twj,A-, IiQZ _1~.._. 4 %, M__~S,_ _ ' \I "Calculators ready, girls?Gladys, you figure the cost; Marc, you 901 the tip and I'll work out thu calorIes!' own trumps, the ace spades, aspade ruff, five clubs and two AW%&.wd~~~ M W3E111- ~ --V. 9;z:P . Y,m~ L)ble. a - - . - - P/T1T 7 Small _910 ' -' \ va~ . iL_1 ' The hidifint, has twt'n - - - on ELIEv IN CAPITAL AN, NAL PUNISHMENT A TRICK 1L. . ,t=L - -..-- .-.. . - ' - . -" In - U-5 tricks consisting of three of his ' C/NW, DO YOU - I F Oswald: "Here is another I I". £ MY PUT NN .. I -_ __ e-7-N V. - ~_:Z_____ ]PEW 111111CAMW Year, - _- .--. - 1W -4d ---logo ---... _ __ _ -.1 ----.-- ____ - ~ - = ___ - ~ . _____ __ ' ; dummy. Led the nine of trumps and then the Jack w hich would be allowed to ride. West could duck, take his king or call for help, but nothing would do him any good." OFDoC'Lgj _____ I couldnotgethacktohishandto pullweuwnpsan(l was (iown one," Oswald: 'How different it would have been if South had stopped to think at the first trick. He would ha ve won in FIND IT REAL, LIVE ...I'LL MORE INEESmg3 DINOSAURS, •THAN1HEINSIDE EH?ALL . fl y A e ___ - ___._______ -_ TO SE -!~ITTIN& DOWN IN MipjLjTj= I CAN GUARAN- TEE 'ItXYLL Fig 01 1- a by Dov. Grow. ... IN ..-________-_ V .iur CIJ'R REALLY GOING (mArs RiGHt MARKO' T0 A PLACE WHER \ WHY DON'T 'IOU COME THERE ARE DosAuRs?1 ALONG WITH MET 34 "----- Dick Turn., -------------- the nine held, led the lack of trumps and stopped short when nt-t en he pin :q:ern on the king and led his king of spades. South ruffed jn dummy but the party was over. fie AULI by CARNIVAL AT bDl - __ _ ,. I Monday, Dec. 9, 1974 NSIE C ~4AVE YOLJR ~_~Aj 019.1 PRON . ON jL 3AnV4_%V1ARV6./ 1, .5 ) N _~5 5 : ~ (. : C 1-1 .0 4 IJ~M _A&N .'. I . ., M _ __ --:- . jy Albert said the call was made tion. a few days after he on Mills' behalf by another stunned rolleagues by ap Mills since 1958 has been has Rep. Al Ullman, D-Ore., the member of Cor4ress who i.s a ing briefly on stage in Boston pe,ar- been chaimum of the corn. second ranking Democratic V close friend of the ailing chair- with Mrs. Annabel Battistelia, a mittee, which has a wide jurls. member of the committee, has By HILL hOWELl, been functioning as its acting to market gold bats and wafers "In light of these dr. said that banking group has man. He declined to name this stripper with whom he had been diction including tax, trade, So- chairman Herald Staff Writer congressman, to the American buyers. cial Security and welfare matfriendly. cumstances, state member elected not Bache & Co., E. F. Hutton & banks will proceed cautiously gold. "We to be an agent to sell ters. He came to Congress in The speaker said be also Albert said he did not get any t tini t In October, Mills was In- gg Califoirnia, theYukon Black Hills of Co. Inc., Paine, Webber. should they decide to provide WW be a demand for it, and that spoke to one of the doctors at- volved in an incident in Wash. detailed Information from the Dakota, the frozen and Jackson & Curtis Inc. and gold related services to is the reason behind doctor about Mills, condition. tending Mills and said he was ington when a speeding aunow Wall Street, For many years he enjoyed Reynolds Securities Inc. ha ve customers," the letter said, decision," Foster said, given the Impression that the tomobile In w hich he, Mrs. Wall Street? Bat. enormous prestige as Congress' underwrit ten Bars of Gold Inc., McVeigh, who teaches "The medical processes have He added that the Altamonte doctor believed the decision tistella and others were riding leading expe rt on tax matters not been completed," which will market gold futures classes at American Institute of That's right. The Street's Albert was a wise one, Springs bank will provide was ' stopped by police near the and had the reputation of rum- said. to Americans. boys are gearing up an Banking, added that the most service on special order "but jockeying for marketing recent issue of "Pratt's letter" not as an over-the-counter Other companies Positions in the Great American Into the act, and soon buying a published by a Washington purchase item." Gold Rush of '75 scheduled to bar of goUw be as easy as considered an Wayne Albert, vice pt,"ad"t begin Jan. 1. o, also 1 g ur stockbroker and authority i ll d warns bankers about the Bk cf S'imLnol*, said h American citizens may then ia*llCu&8 e oriier-. 0 prospective sale of gold. dash out with their dollars decision on wtw th er to sell gold But Blythe j5t bickat ( those who have them) clutched his desk, listening to the cha t ter gng from Pratt's letter, Is to be made by his Latxa flyB(?B LLOYD door to the business had been aeaItimcstoforcet!lpJ William C. Snyder was adMcVeigh said the sale of gold, II holding company Dec. 20. "The in their hands filled with visions of a teletype spewing Itirth City Editor smashed. the not highly car into the Iridge railing mitted to West Volusia of hedging Inflation through the prices of regulated , could holding company is preSent)" gold, and other pos during the chase. Hospital, DeLand for treatsi Deputy Peter bly hurt the economy. studying th e feasibility of C. ? purchase of gold bullion and precious metals from all over A high-speed chase of three The fl eeing auto again merit of "Every dollar that is drained making the service available to DeBary burglary susoects by a pelvic fractures. futures. an auto 'eaving LIC th crossed the bridge and tried , iOuOs e world, and smiles to him. out of the bank for gold putthe customers," he said, it at Volusia Sheriff's deputy on area and J,L3 01(1cers said t h e third Offi Gold bullion price at the self. lie's doing his Own thin9. chase is a dollar the bank does 1770 miles an hour on M. exit toward Sanford on U S.foet, Interstate4 ended early today up to which he says is proving highly Cather ine Ray, auisrtwt v, ice =PecL Claude Calvin Jef. . world's major markets92. The vehicle skidded X5 not have to to help business president of Sanford Atlantic profitable frPys, 24, 3016 Indian Dr., to q uite a few here hit London, Zurich, Frankfurt, the exit sign, went another and en e sluggish economy," so th th fleet u onemlleonl4w car he Na ti wrecked and one th onal Bank said, "We are Orlando, wa3pInned in the rear Seminole 112 feet and hit a guard rail Tokyo and Winnipeg-have bu"nc' andCounty citizens said, be attempted to stop sus ect was killed and seat of the wrecked car and going to handle gold w selling "old and n we he skyrocketed at a rate of almost using using siren and blue r--'-'ng rolled over four times, If the Sun Sank chain does receive proper instruction from freed by Deputy Bethea. CO 200 per cent in the past year, ° lights Sheriff Ed Duff' The Volusla sherrlWs car offer the sale of gold. McVeigh the regulatory agencies according to J. M. Blythe, office identified the dead wasn't involved in the wreck Jeffreys Is being held in Bankers Iii Seminole C0WdY said, it would be through its federal reserve, Fed eral owner of the Seminole Coin are not enthused over The car, 1972 Capri 18-year-old Craig D Snyder sedan, and Deputy Bethea wasn't Volusla County Jail in DeLand main outlet in Orlando. "I don't Deposit Insurance Corp. prospect Oi gOiu VVlng 304U Shop here, and 6122 Randolph Ave Orlando' and Be thea gave pursuit at injured, on charges of breaki ng and know whether the sale will be comptro ll er of the currency in first of the year. speeds reaching more than 100 entering and possession of via gold certificates or if actual Washington. The sale will be 11w major brokerage i am Willi m i.... Snyde n) er, r. James McVeigh, cashier at Using re ports from the miles an hour. The fleeing auto stolen property. Charges have in the I gold will be exchanged," he cWsed as a speculative in- Florida Highway Patr P Sun Bank Oi Fern Park, is ol and came into Seminole County at Randolph not been filed against WiUi&m , 581u. pr inters busy with publi cation "leery of the sale 13 I Vesuiieflu. identified deputies ii n_Li TO&USI.g, a ..I ciiwsOiC Ci of gold" Monroe Diluge on ' s Snyder of prospectuses for their driver of the fleeing auto, and Emphasising the speculative "The individual who deals j "We have not discussed it at Departments the following around In the median whi marketing operations. Merrill nature of gold sale, McVeigh A cclor television, stereo arid le his 18-year-brother, Craig, were gold could lose or gain a bun- this point," Harold Brooks, vice account of the 1 a.m. Incident Seminole deputies were 8 Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith quoted from a letter from the die," McVeigh radio thrown from the overturning found in and around the said, noting he president and cashier at was compiled. proaching from the south on Inc. will team up with the federal resm,e bank in AUanta. ftels banks 1-4, vehicle wrecked car were Ld.entjfiefj as WHI L& ob1igated to Flagship Bank of Sanford, sa.id. Several Volusla deputies and went back Into voiusia Montagu company of London, having come from the "Gold is not legal tender," explain the speculative nature "It will be investigated, but Craig Sn)*r was found in a burglarized at answered a silent alarm that a County. and Handy & lardlman, two the letterstates. "Rather,Itlsa of the transactions, electronics store in this point I would have to say burglary was In progress roadside ravine taken -.4 larre bullion and futures highly speculative commodity at The fleeing car tiien a ,authori ties said. George Foster, president of 'no, we are not goIng te seH Fred Ray Teletronics, 16a High. crossed the med an and gain Seminole Memorial Hospital at dealers, to form Merrill, subject to widely fluctuating Barnett Bank of Seminole gold. I headed Sanford and then transferred to Deputies said a baseball bat, way 17-92 in DeBary. On back lnto'emlnole. Bethea Montagu, handy & Hardiman prices, sa id Florida Hospital County, at Altamonte Springs, (Cont'd On Pg. ?A South ski mask and gloves w arrival, officers found the front the driver of the car tried Orlando, where he died. found at the wreck sce r ain ' WX JZ5T - Gold Im act Is . - -- HE'S GO'4G ro r-'JJp SPEAK SPAI< ON SOME CAN c'ti WEV'E NvcTEOPOEssQ "w.ajr TO GET TO 4AJVV Q, HUFNAGEL CLUS ç;LuNC 1oP A TOPIc. EW) ( V - " C-, g,~Nx~ ~ , i - .; -h - , .% . - 4- - 'I • IUVflDLCYVttL? MOST C0-C'PERAflV. 1ANP) YU FUN PEINCY VUR CHIEF! _ - by T. K. Ryan AS ANCTflIER YEAR PRAWS 10 A aos, rrns, I WANT 10 SAY ITS ft , I i A EMUS FA0M1 / TEEPEE ANP PICK VPANP PAY FOR YQbF °FtAIL7O Th CUtE t . MPRJW1EP SWE47SHIfVf. øEFOE I HAM. 1DUGE .€k s.-'. :.,. Il I ______ Iarw. i J 4r , I I ___________ Dis,vs-i...0 S - . by H.imdshI & Stoff.I 6AP. I31ttR (SO S'JOR -; A=T __ OT nasa.....- 'ONE tAN t _, I_i,.-' r ...~ E:N .. I I I -- - , , 0- _J ,1 " ( NO, ' ~ SIP ~ i 1pI d - iJ -- ARCHIE by Bob Montana APCHtE, (HOLD BETTY, MY ARMS ARE STILL. -' OR I'LL NEVER I GET THE YARN (REPDY TO KNIT \MY SWEATER! 4 V - TIRED / L4LF Ci41ckA4W5 STATUE TêtE EYE... MET Z. / LOOKS L.JkE 4E EFPE U(4 E3 f PINAIEP TI4AJ DOSMEE FE L L ,-Jr cr JCEy' (73EV4T I 1. i. . i cj a by How,. Schneider No1)(Q , fP T r NMLI 11 ! 1 (r:ioi1 - REALS I FOOD LIKE I —!I— — __ 4 ERNEST by Bob Thov,i dj -- 1 WHAT ARE II ) i_______1 ALI, YOU ' Z. VNYRiIoqw$y "' / - 4,1 - ' . _,"p1 - _~ _Y_"_ ,N -: - . -- L -. V-F---------------LL. _ __ __.___ __ . / (/ ç17/1 / HcM*s*k FRANK AND - "ii`iit`iiitt,itt` WAS IN IT! EEK & MEEK j _ ft ~,t Index - Around the Clock ----*Bridge 4A =--:> kj L I- ) ,/',' 1/ FfE~,~, .,ur -a • V:u Q'ossword Puzzle VVV•• 5A Obituaries ---------------- 5A %Sp(ts 1,2 313 Tele vision • - - Women's . 77A Parking Ban Imposed 6A By DONNA EST& Herald Staff Writer public hearing and reading at two separate meeting& Street acceptance means that In another matter a the city is rMponsible for representative of the Columbus maintenance after one year. Harbor subdivision where the Hobbs said he plans to build sewer package plant to ser" homes in the developrnent when the Sanford Orlando Kennel the market opens up again. Council delayed ction Club (dog track is located, told plant ne xt ,after aConsulting the city only after is r.ngir A E 0 Neall inspects given onth e suIx1ivijon treets the streets and revitws specifica tions. C. A. Hobbs Ills son of Councilman H. A. Scott in. developer, said when the city unanimously adopted an Grant and Conn11 protested "emergency" ordinance sisted the road shoulder accepts the streets, bank the move, saying the poor prohibiting the parking, and pa rking situation presents a financing will be reIased to let drainage in Columbus Harbor Yesterday's high 60 low this setting a list of penalties in- hazard, his father's com pany pay off will erode and disintegrate tho morning 30, with patches of (VlU(I,fl, jail terms, icr violators. Adoption of an emcrgen('v hack hills, including li en's streets aj.. -. r.,r,,.r4A •. ....... 4' '&i__. V -. ,* -- 1~i+.I - P - — V 7 V - - V V V V -- - ii WtTHER E V _______ - -.• - -• V ••4V — to I . -• -' so - .. F. jW____ ______ - ~ * V ThV V 1 - - -_ . I . Iii . ., - j . . 4 ", '*14 ~ ., "i I - kc. --l-12 - _,~im== - 'L - . - 7iii§i- *' V fr.d j, . Jr. s'as instructed to notify the ordinance waives the usual against the property on which dog track and Council Chair- requirement of advertisement, the sewer plant is located. man Don Schreiner said signs LONGWOOD — Dog track were ordered previously In patrons beware. Beginning anticipation of the ordinance Friday, city pohce will enforce adopUon and are to be delivered a new no parking ban on the Friday. Setninola Boulevard right-of. Parking fines will be $5 for way. Parking will be prohibited the first on the paved portion of he ise fer rd ?' road, and on the r)ad shoul ler and or live nays in jail, and and offending vehicles will he f ou r th and subsequent offenses, towed away. 1200 and-or six months in jail. City Council Monday ni gh t J:&&I-Aff . I " ello, , - V V Hospital .. - .. .. ... - .. - .. ., _5A Ik, . , , 1 - FOR i1'Vt'RS FOR PIIR SWEATER. YEAH...BIJT SHE - ,, L iqr(i) WEL r i . "ui, Dr.Crane .....,............3A Dr. lAnb _...._.... -.3A Editorial .. _......... . .4A by Crooks & Lowr,nca 15~EL.t..,My \ A JEW — I VERONICA SJD 'IOU I IIELD YOUR ARMS i) '( TQ a ' .. by Dick Cairolil EAc" - ' -----f --Z_ CAPTAIN EASY ' - I 1--) WINTHROP . as& ' r --- - C I ' ___ I V K e - F 1(5EP Burglary Sus e . 11 BUGS BUNNY - V _ - - L' -t'/ --- \IY j , 1, — AaM7=_fiMNej ______ _________________ — ;; 5 r_ $AT_I'_\ O•+4ES BRINGING fi THE SALMON AL i—' -_ --'---' _I/& - It— Otic Young ________________ -• - . -- V V--------------V V - V 1. �-------+- p 2A-.Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ___________ Tuesda y, Dec. lO,1974 .1 1 1 -U tGokf.. Jrnncict p--i I Is C": U IiAl rmrBRILr I t I \1Iuiess the heady climb f the coin for $315, according to was long aca' corns. tie considered the hatts coin shop on West 1st Street in the United States $20 gold Blythe. of the very rich, but Blythe said 1971. IIe has been coin buff f. Piece--In December, $972, a $20 "Gold and silver coins have that this is not the case. More goid piece which contains .ji had a 200 per cent gain in value and th past 40 years. more people are becoming !n th ? f1bt u au the hoopla Tro Ounces of 21 carat gold, in thek bullio,i content and an numisma'c'q nrcol ing to and worries of the Cffll7 of the was worth about $64; in average 125 per cent gain in Bltlie. U.S. citizens into the already December, 1973 the same coin's numismatic value over the past "I've even got some stockhectic gold market, Blythe value would have climbed to Year. The stock market over the brokers who are putting their quietly pursues hi., love affair approximately $192 and, based year has shown an average 60 personal funds into coins," he with the glittering pieces of said. metal that line the display Blythe's gold coins range in cases In his store. price from $12 for a Mexican The door is kept locked all two peso coin (at .048 Troy day and Blythe keeps a sharp ounces, 1t5 bullion alone worth eye on those customers enabout $9.06 based on the tering and leaving. Monday closing price, fixed at The hubub going on outside $80.50 an ounce in London) on his store in the financial world up. A Mexican 50 peso gold coin doesn't bo ther him much, lie (1.206 ounces) could have been says he's doing quite well, and bought for $240 Monday and a th e fact that most of his $20 gold piece (.967 ounces) f custorncrs are doing well (some $315. realizing gains of 315 per cent in lliythe's prices will the past year for their gold sometimes change tour or five coins) pleases him. times a day hased on the The simple fact is that I Inc tua t ions of the world s Americans ha ve always been markets. The London market able to buy and sell gold coins will fix the price of gold twice a and jewelry and the soaring day at 7 a.m, and at 10 a.m. bullion prices arou nd the world (EDT). have increased their value The numismatic prices are handsomely. weekly by a numismatic That gold and silver coins publication, Blythe said. work on a double value stanBlythe's customers may even dard make the profits twice as purchase their coins on a nice, is also alluring. Their gold layaway plan — paying m Inbullion content is worth stallments until their payments whatever the London fixing reach the current market price. price happens to close at that keeps these in a bank day and, sometimes equally vault, as he does all his In. zttractsrc, their flwIiiMilatic or ventory. IN Baby With Reversed Organ Has Chance For Normal Life PASADENA, Calif. lAP) — A 3-week-old boy born with his major organs reversed in a "mirror-image" of the normal arrangement has been released from a hospital by doctors who say he can live a reasonably normal life. The rare but not unheard-of condition also left Julian Arguelles with a heart containing only two chambers, rather than the usual four chambers. In addition, a defect in the artery between his heart and lungs forced surgeons to install a bypass vessel the day after he was born. Julian, born Nov. 18 to Ralph Arguelles and Maria Gonzalez of Los Angeles, has his heart tilted toward the right side of his chest instead of the left; his stomach on the righi side rather than the left, and his liver in his left midsection instead of his right. The major blood vessels are also reversed. Even the boy's appendix is reversed. One doctor said, If [it' over has appenfl('!t( it will hurt e th left sh!' i;-tua+i i ft r iglit Yule Lights Brighter This Year By The Associated Press Cities and businesses across the country are lighting up for the holidays this year, after a 1973 Christmas cutback prompted by the energy crisis. "We're back with lights this year," said a spokesman for Rich's Department Store in Atlanta, which cut back its decorations last year. There were traces of concern about the energy crisis — some cities said they were turning the lights on later in the day or shutting them off earlier. But an Associated Press survey showed a far brighter pietiiro than last year when traditional displays were abandoned to conserve dcc. tricitv. "L;i r Emergency Communications Plan Draws Are(] Supp ort JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) -South Africa's white minority government is mixing a lot of guns and a t%tfArf •n mninnin rt nn krrng4,nc nit.n : f NATO Briefed On Arms Pact 0 BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) — Defense Secretary James U. Schlesinger today gives America's North Atlantic allies the U.S. government's assessment of what the Vladivostok agreement between President Ford and leonId I. Brezhnev will mean to the alliance. Schlesinger was speaking twice today at the annual winter meeting of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in the Nuclear Planning Group, which works out guidelines for the tactical use of nuclear weapons, and in the Defense Planning Committee, which is primarily concerned with conventional weapons. mee It. , 110 End , I may ,___ - r -- - -_ - go we'll unnlv _______ city's n to - ,,, -_ Frëëd I _____ ____ _ - - __ - ______ I '"'.., Junket Cost Taxpayers .i _-_ mvm=:;~ cd=m --..-. ,,,,,,,,I,; 1,_,,,. .lr. _ I \I I \1I \' H1 .\b' "I about $7,000 fur the 15 I II 1 ir;ala t,,\U,er aides flown to a convention In Mexico city by Ti easurer Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley. ziit Uu tceh:ucl are," u'I ones that understand th e detail." But O'Malley said in an interview Monday that the trip was well wo worth the money. He denied that It was a junket. "I could take one or two persons and go to a cou le of meetings and have a good time and the cost would be $600 but what would you get out of It — nothing," he added, ()'Mailey said he required the aides, including two secretaries, to attend the Mexico City convention of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners because it will help th em In th eir 1 me $7,000 cost estimate came from vouchers submitted by insurance Depar tm ent employes before the trip. Commercial air (are came to $256 round trip, and th e state pays $25 per diem. Most who went stayed six or seven days. jobs. ____________________ $7,000 "It demeans the organization a little bit to imply It's a party junket," he told reporters called to his office to discuss the trip. O'Malley said that he and the other men whq took their wives paid their spouses' way. lie said a room in the main convention lie said the NAIC, which holds two conventions a year, per. hotel In Mexico City cost 126a night, so all who went paid part of forms a valuable ser', ice by colleding statistics, examining in. the cost. surance c'nipany stability and proposing model laws to improve industry regulation. O'Malley said he paid for h i s expenses the state didn't cover from a fund provided by contributions from friends "The people from the staff that wesend down there are and bu.si. people nessnwn he regulates. - - Ban Sought Askew'Wants No Part' + of Presidencv iii 976 DUSTY BOOTS AIDS ZOO Charlie Davis (right) of the Central Florida Zoo staff accepts a $250 check for the zoo from Lewis Dell arco In behalf a! Dusty Boots Saddle Club and Riding Association. LEARN O' TO .. .- . t4t ~ . FLY I, I I - + Fanne P/ays to Half-Empty House + o , of an act 'liii ci vil GIVE A CESSNA GIFT CERTIFICAT E en- From a U Introductory Flight To Complete Pilot Training here, like SEEK name," quipped one customer, relationship Mills, butap. Mills, Democrat, was re"She's ,lpfinitplt' o' ant n •-'" parenuy aiani voice ncr elected to his 18th term in No. and she foxed me out of a bo ut qua lms to the management of "Well, you could say' what vember despite the you an $20." added the woman's the club w he re she is per- that followed. But he appears htjSlxJfl(l "she's got 1i Miss Foxe, whose fortunes forming. a gl his chairmanship have increased in adverse pro. The comedian who proceeded of the house Ways and Means body and she really works at it" notoriety w 01 ' ______________________________________________________ Great Aipsi & FIND' _ a CARPATHANCHEDELWECS t," - I SEMINOLE JUNIOR I COLLEGE I I IHTD0L0MITESBSURAET I - ' US PPAMLPSGTTXHATPPSSI in. at - - of Ju give of were dge Warns after EMEAOERRAA&YFA g y gainst of of Brunner Won't Commen - On $400,000 Lawsuit . - - -r no ______________ - ________ uipment city Ro _________________ rt not even ve - e ' eering Study," City - Sonfora Chamber Elect an Wayne Albert President not Harassment of Wl*tnesses fot for night's Role Hikes a time souu Eth . - a at re-examination of to ulrsIrpt,O.1 ____ 'I . Course Offerings to to r s Typing Of fice Procedures te on information Office Machines Business English Bookkeeping Dictation N con- to 1 order 11 .5 spp -r I S 43' con. made-Not Born we -r,,t ., ibe Last of the Methods Improvement and Work Simirn- e -Are Hear To Stavi ~ HOLIDAY SPECIAL -. , P . 1. INAK 'CUSHION FLOOR _____ !I _: __ ______ - ' ' I NYL VINYL CONGOLEUM and ARMSTRONG 95 Sq. Yd Completely Installed __ 9 .9-!! L WILL BE INSTALLED BEFORE CHRISTMAS i IT' A L 1 Business M.ah Supervisory Practices Effective Speaking For Supervisors Supervisors In The Computer Age Human Behiviour For Supervisors Essentials of Supervision Travel Agency Management Creative Thinking For Supervisors Effective Writing For Supervisors Labor Relations _____________________ By GEORG!. W. Cff.NE Mohicans" ,ya.s due at our washed" our youngsters to look 1-11. D.. M.D. . neigliborhoDd movie house. upon book with ftivor. ('tSP.. C"620: Ruby 1., aged we'd get a copy of the book and And when they were toddlers, , faces a co mmon family read it aloud, We bo ught t he m an illustr't ed problem. I Tlai.s, tte familiarized the (hitdtefl' (liCtionar, Plus children with the plot and by i '• 3 granttiiie, ranging our zappropriate," I mean vocal inflection added ages from Ito 11. those that strossed moral "And I hl they are spending plenty of dramatic suspense. valul'ndsowedtjL the hero "Ut. I tile watcrilnR I v. in this manner we brain- defeHled the villain, "So they are becoming What you have called 'car-minded' Instead of 'eye-minded ,' "'And this Is proved by the poor reading ability of the older Ones. "So how can I remedy this 11419C that TV is deing to (hiI(!renl" When our children were little, often took them to see 1111ovi's that were interesting and educational, When we heard thu cw'b. ;i '? if _______________ Book Shorthand 4 two to get the Denies Classes start January 6 197$ MINPLANNIANHCIMEOLI ONERZ 'F-MP1\ Fla. — A dr- from Colombia and other South contempt. LNS BRENNERTRHEASPMW iff, and state beverage agent, cuit judge has ordered defense American countries, lie Is Edward Kelly, one of several used his influen: to initiate an la)'ers not allow their staff scheduled for trial Jan, 6 In defense 0EEI ENNERYMUHISAIL lawyers, asked that investigation of (;ayle Phillips, ha ta witnesses who Tampa . Ryder allow Andrews to appear 38, and her DPB BEA101 P 0FUHEASSE daughter, Linda, 19. have testified against Raymond Asst. Hillsborough State Ally. and - -give his side of the story.. Foster charged that Andrews Grady Sta nsel Jr., accused of I. Michael Foster said private before deciding any gave false importing marijuana. investigator Gene Andrews, tempt order. James W. McInnes of the state i R A Z y P E 0 p C N A L B 'F N 0 M M E llillsbo:ougti Circuit Judge working for the defense, used Kelly said such an Division of Dri ver' s licenses Inctng: ml hdin m* b below en fos, damage the rcPuLltions that the two women were backwud, der Monday'after a prosecutor officer to get the state Division ofoAndrews and Stansel's chief presently using drugs. hh;dta name aW box It In u 4bown: claimed the defense used dirty of Driver's Licenses to order attorney, Bernard Dempsey. In an affidavit filed with the L)()LOMITF.S M:flfRIlORN Kelly added that state court Monday. Andrews denied BRYNNER nesses. EDELWEIS MONT BLANC ical and mental examinations, authorities are already con- that tie CAHPATIIIA.N IBF,X said the St.ansei, 38, a Tarpon Springs v.omten C HAMOIS Ryder took under advisement sidering revoking Andrews were JUR SIMPLON PASS presently u.cIng drugs. He ; Tomorrow: Alloys mot by Foster that the license to be a private inf-4] b(. ;i Iso den i that violated any by Florida's first statewide judge order Andrews to appear vestigator. To order any llor a— expanded "Seek Of the & Finc!" books. laws or court rules and did not numbers 2 grand jury on charges of con- in court and show cause why he through 8. send 60 cents for each. making checks Foster said that Andrew,s, a engage in contemptuous spiring to import marijuana should not be held in criminal former payable to "Seek & Find," Star-Telegram polkrm,n, deputy sher- dint Syndicate. Addre letters in c of this newspaper. 4. several years It REGISTRATION STARTS DECEMBER 10, 1974 Hours :OOa,m, to 3:00 p.m. IN I AT I OTE J I hA RON LAS a we Pan American Bank Bldg. Semoran and 1.4 ios NSNNO I BEXMUNTRORMPA A + phiicat pli fication ion Small Business Manager Development Consumer Education Sell Defense For Women Window Display Management Shoplifting Prevention Commercial And Production Art Shopping Techniques Slim And Trim Retail Merchandising Psychology Of Personal Development General Psychology Humanities Speech English English Improvement Adult Basic Education G.E.D. Review SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE 4arek& Registrati on hours on the main campus COMPLETE FLOOR COVERING CENTER 119 S. Magnolia Ave. Phone 323.7720 'l?O'.'/fl 'inford FREE ESTIMATES , .', urrs mvri,-rui. T - 2393 S. W. College Rd. Ocata I GREAT GIFT IDEA rw'nec ambi 'i 4V 1 of Longwood To Fight Suit of ge HdSfc ' TALIJIIIASSEE, Fin, (AP) there's a lot of sunnort for it " Tiirkpr's .iA ..nA n I . . •• UIIJt aiiu U lOt hay. Heubin Askew says he Askew has repeatedly denied mer Askew aide. "There were wants no part the presidency, presidential ti ns staling definitely a lot delegates who but Florida de legates to the emphati cally at Octobe r seemed to be making a point of I)ernOalltic Mid-Term Confer- news conference that -I have seeking him out to say hello." ence say mans party leaders no nation al aspirations whatwant him. While Democrat hopefuls soever," ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) A number of Democrats who portion to the politiral decline her sl~ced his act with a long Comm Fanj Asked by such as Sen. Henry Jackson of a reporter at Kan. *- Foxe says she would of Mills, told teporters prior to string of off-color Wilbur Mills ,,hi, ittee because of the furor attended the conference at e'si Washington, Rep. Morris Udsil muc h prefer to spend a quiet sas City If he felt like a pr h erupted after his ap her boondock debut that at jokes and e was Introduced ance Pear * Kansa!' Cit) evening at home then party the Arizona Se dential candidate, Askew said, of or, stage with Miss Foxein Monday that cr ts she no longer enjoys tl* kind of with great fanfare as "The Demo a from "No, I do nol" of Texas and Gov. Jimmy Car. night away in aloud go-go girl Roston two weeks ago, club. life she lives on stage. other states expressed keen with the Ways and Means, " The stripper-protege of ArHowever, Askew's per orm- tef of Creergia worked the flw. Miss Foxe begins her ,, To ha ve fun Is okay, but you Iflteiet in Askew as a ce at the con venti on made Askew merely worked. an A mother of four, Miss Foxe, tased in red feathers, and tops presidential prospect. karims Congressman Wilbur can't take it all the time," said Democrats from all over the Mills came close to her Idea of a the Argentine-born stripper whose real name is Ahnabella' the performance by handing out Apparently aloof from the po. -I think he's got a good shot country sit up and take notice. litical 40verfect evening here Monday who is receiving $15, a week Battistella, and Mills gained lollipops to male members of hubbub around him, A-sk. 000 .. at it," said Ilouse Speaker Donni ght, begin ni ng a two week en. for worldwide headlines two t he audience, There was a steady flow of ew engineered a compromise her engagement aId Tuc ke r, Tahlahassee, a o pe ple coming by, ta lking to on delegate selecti at a local club to a like to rest and spend my time months ago when she jumped on that pee"She's really a genuine piece Florida delegate to the conAskew and wanting to shake his vented a walkout half.enipty house from a car in which the couple of and at home." by black dele. Americana," said one worn- vention. "If he's interested lacklust er applause. hand," said Ken Driggs, gates. Miss Foxe said she doesn't was riding and plunged into the an. ' they say, where else to on k..cjuan t,9 — of OK's Fluoride Plan Of - — ____ _ 'lAl.f,MlA&sF;l, Fin. AI' — State officials say they ttill try to end a development moratorium on Everglades fliucklanil that 'sugar cane growers want to put Into product ion, Natural Resources Director Harmon Shields said \1'flda%- that a committee formed to study expanded agricultural nroduction In the Evergliad oe 'ifIII.ulIUdI AnpIn..I#.,....I Area would rcconi,iiend th e end of the moratorium at a Dec.17 Cabinet meeting. 4 to viola i - Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1974-3A WILI,ISTON, Fla. (AP) — woods, but she told reporters They were being held "I'm glad it's all over," Eliza. she felt fine in hunter Dan Hunter reported ness to the capture, said the esand hadn't been s3hitary conlincmcnt today Prison guard Aaron Sullivan, at beth Pc1cr wqt diter sear. mistreated. "But they the seeing four women In dung. capes surrendered without re- 51, was stabbed in the hand and let me Mario,i County jail pending (hers freed her from four worn- know' they meant business," charges, new arees and one in a dress as they sistance to deputies. cut on the arm and shoulder en fugitives who took her has- Mrs. Peeler idded. prison officIals said. crossed a rural road Into the "They ran until they just while trying to rescue Mrs. The convicts were Identified woods. Then Hunter mounted couldn't run anymore," he said. Peeler, He was reported in tage in a dramatic prison The four escapees, fair two of as Judith Sikes, 33, of Manatee watch with his rifle br eakout, from the top "They looked tired and wind- cond iti on at a local hos them serving pital. life sentences for County; Barbara Baker, 34, 'if of his pickup Pale and weary-looking after first degree murder, truck and waited blown but laughed and joked were cap. At home alter her ordeal, a night in the woods with her lured in rugged woods about Dade County; Carol Yeoman, for police to arive. among each other." 33, of Iblisborough County and Mrs. Peeler ate supper, took a A bloodhound captors, Mrs. Peeler, 54, was two miles from this north.cen. named The women had escaped from Louise Hunter, 32, of Alachua "Rebel" picked sleeping found unhar med under an oak tral Florida town. They up the trail In the prison at Lowell, about 20 without sapill and went to bed had es- County. yi ng a word about the tree Monday when the dung. taped Sunday night from the minutes, said his handler, miles west of here, by gaining scary episode, her husband, Theserving Sikçs and women Dennis Caswell. "That dog access to an unlocked control James, ;tree-c!ad women convicts were Florida Correctional Institution were life Baker terms and worked his tail off," Caswell room in the said Monday night. captured, after seizing Mrs. Peeler at have escape records, prison's adrnlsu.sprison of. said. "Mine, too." hIer legs were scratched after knifepoint and tration building Sunday night. "1 didn't ask her and she stabbing a ficlals said. Al Hall, a reporter for the There they took supervisor being dragged through the guard. didn't volunteer anything," Their flight ended after deer Ocala Star-Banner and a wit. Mrs. Peeler hostage. Peeler said. — Two Co lom bians who have resis ted efforts to extradite them to Florida on marijuana charges have agreed to give sworn testimony for Raymond G. Stansel, his lawyers say. Ih'kflSe attorney Bernard Dempsey asked in a motion M onday that Ilillstwrough Circuit .Judge lkrboth Hydt'r )II' I ' t o 'Iiiilna to take the tetiiiio:iy from Raul and Eduardo Davila of Bogota The f)avilas were named with Stansel, 38, of Tarpon Springs, in indictments handed down by Florida's first -statew i de grand jury. The indictments charged the trio ttiUi conspiracy to import marijuana. , r an — — - 1 - Two Agree To Testify \ll/i1j 'APt The British student who WaS bruta lly beaten in a downtown bus station here last year has returned to sue the bus company for $1 million in di-linages. Helen Evans' mother charges in th e suit th at Gleyhound Bus lines was negligent in not providing n"ugh security to prevent such attacks. L',....,.. .i. r.. . N uaroy, 1ng1anc1, was touring the t'nited States in August, 1973, when she was robbed of $20 uid beaten in a women's restroom at the station. TIL1II Ta,rrrir' IIIa,3 hr's Ii...,.. I 1 I .ii,ui e I -- IV --- -- Beating Victim Sues - - -- - . — a 1 : WEST PALM BEACH. Fin, tAP) — Felons may be to stnte law schools If [hot' niinlifv th -.-' ,.....J other applicants, the state Board of Regents says. Uegt'nts voted unanimously Monday to allow felons o enter either of the state's two law schools if their college 3 rIN and Law ApUlude Test scores qualify them. however, regents emphasized that applicants with eritninl records are to get no special consideration. -— —w— — — _ L tnoupe II TAMPA. Fla. I AIi system would be preferable to adequate and properly ding by the county corn(' jti I,,, rri the state-recommended designed center, a-- ntnfinruil C kto • '----'--' -UJI, co mmissi oner and . regional system. "I have a to coordinate the center's ac- committee WASHINGMN (AP) - Nelson A. Rockefeller's be Sid Vthlen City government offic nc'ndnaUon as the na tion's 41st vice president is heading lals feeling that the people from livities, and funooling.11 ting wi th members the Tallahassee are going to try A good ten tati ve loca tion for toward certain Senate confirma tion. An overwhelming "This Is excellent place county's 911 "Action Corn- tell us what to do," Polk said, the center would number Of Senator3 were prepared to vote today in fav-or be in the where we can take ini tiative If mittee" toolay gave their full "but we have been considering highest geogra cal of the nomination despite the decision of Sen. Barry GoldPhi area of we have the support of the support to a Seminole this for some Unw and feel we wat water, er, R-Ariz., to oppose C the state, around the Five police, fire and na tion, only twothe or ambulmce emergency communications should go It alone." Ints area, Po said, No senst" -- tqw Democrat and one Republican On. s," BYBLBEUEVIU center that would operate cost them to have their street The coffaWttee asked the estimates an funding for the offlcJ In all seven flounced their decisions vote against th e form er Ne from one In pa ved. . . ange officials to meet with a Yor k gov ernor, # colnmunlcationadlspatch Th e o nl y city to re County. jec the Of a petition ci lated by today in order to gauge their center have been made. propouJ If you li ve or work In street resident Da da te b vid Hirtz, 21 But funding worries, which Oviedo, arW fire chiefs, agreed with telephone number program. according to ViMen. Cassielberry, or receive yotw residents favored the pro.TaW had previously caused the Vihlen said that the county water supply from the city's paving, and three opposed it. . county Sheriff John Polk's Polk said that the three major committee concern, can be assessmen t that a county-wide needs of has the power to tax all areas of system, that water will contain Chairman Tom Embree told - program are "an overcome by "exclusive fun-requirement from one to five the coun ty, Including fluoride beginni ng as early as council that last year the I Cent'd From Pg. 1) p feet. Incorporated as a municipality. next month. inflation estimated cost to each its wut k for the city. Hearing on aAM& a Councilman-elect Jerry Altamonte Springs Mayor resident for the pa vi ng was . . C-0"" & = With little discuon, the case has been set Dec. Connell noted that back yard $19.95 a lineal foot along the Norman Floyd the Casselberry City Council In other action, council voted setbacks also "sy stem wi ll be cosaid be In mplicated to unanimously to grant Into, and ti the zoning or. have a Monday night unanlmoua!y engineering anddrafnagec#j ___ ________ water front setback variances dinance, but council decided to problem If we don't work approved for te But Coiiflcjljnaij Edith Duerr ss_r_ -. k,..A1 eI..e ea -L_I_ t, --'rr-' 'sM11 W4 by iiii mct.swe 01 •awiw I ldIC 1WT. UAL fixed the discussion before It _________ Task Engineering Co. for The front setback variance Floyd said that a major gotoffthemdby Voters approved the re j Kingwood Builders' homes In approval is subject to the city . problem to overcome would be the residents that ,,the council ~ flouridation plan in a straw i Skylark subdivision, building inspector checking the the discrepancies In street ballot has bu dget discrepancies close Dec. 3 by a vote of 4 to lots' measuremen ts. ames and $50,000 that we didn't count McClur, said the houses, tm ...._e.. nr'+ 358 lrior to the eh'otlnn t-M,J..'.'. uwiiy. w e need (0 Ofltsyear, already built, have buyers announced he worx councilmen had heard lengthly will hold an open fore we consider spending ready to move City building house at city hail pro and con arguments of 9 a.m. for the program," he said. officials refused certificates flourldation and had agreed to any more money, we have to Wedoesday. He in vi ted the Longwood Council correct the problem.11 OCCUflC until variances were public to atte base last night's decision on nd and him Don Schreiner CxJ)l'$.*d ILLS obtal Duerr said that it would be outcome the straw ballot. dty'ssupportf orthesyus, setbacks, which "IiTesPOnsible" to lead the in should undertake he .and sald they wanted a single The council then authorized Jasmine residents on with .. violation the 25 feet aanes office on Jan. 6. county concept instead Utility Director John Lane to promises to pave the road this regional obtain bids for fluoridation year when "we just don't have .1 equipment. Lane told council it the money we thought had," CouncWTum-eliect Sal Orlando can expect to receive th e "f Casselberry, who has had equipment Counciln, n Charles as soon as 30 days, 15 years background G lasksajdhewaslflfavorof and longer than 60 days. ''nergency rescue service, said the pajng, but added that " . t eq Is received, might ha [,,hind LONG WOOD — be such a system," which exposed them (Binford ' can to Put lnt6 an preliminary begin alm ost Immediatel y , - =_ Brunner, Republican State and Kwiatkowski) to hatre. , engin Sanford said. Commissioner Lane committeeman and me of 15 contempt, ridicule and was Residents who asked to be put - i::-, Garden Meyer felt that the 911 June Marie defendants named in a umpo intended to injure them in their Mic h ael s, on a priority list for paving lawsuit flied by two county attempts to gain political chairman o f the of. M left) congratulates Wayne conunission ciindidates in the fice, flourldation c0mmiltce, were told by Mayor Bill Grier of calls that we'll be receiving," Albert, president. as Vic Arnett, Treasurer (left) and John November general election, congratulated council The suit, filed by attorney President observe. Its that Jasmine "and all streets The location of the center will ..progressive action" on in ac. refused comment on the court Tom Freeman of Altamonte aLso be important, Meyer Off Of Winter Park Drive were action today "until we rctain Springs, a said. ceIng foundation, for $M.00 recommended as priority ODO In other Hetion, counril DrOJeCt3 by me" for last years' S Bnmniier, hi! wife and 13 in ge neral damages. usemotor on said the same certain pay phones, would cut gra ' others are being charged The letter da ted Nov. 2 de r to be used to mainta in request would be made again down on the Democrats, County Corn- said to have been mailed to time between when dirt streets, The present grader ttii year, the incident occurred and when missioner Harry Kwiatko wskl Rolling Hills and Knoliwooti is outdated, experimental an emergency vehicle arrived, Duerr told the Jasmine and iosing ccu.'t tm'nizsicn residepts purports to car,y the model that is capable of residents that "the city has " candidate Turn L3infcd wi th signatu'es of Brunner and his tet by the use of a three-digit and the ije, Ms. and Mrs . Robert L clay streets, which con- year for the past recent eler!ion campaigns Aterrieffiv, Mr. ind Mrs. Paul number whi ch can be easier stitute 60 per cent of all city We're already trying The Greater remembered than a seven-digit streets, Sanford Jr., John A. SpolsW, DoqW Ym to abwb incremed F. leed, Mr. and Mrs. 0. costs test of B. rhamr of Comme at th Stez11 and -e. '~-J afmilinn .0 1: taI cowl lve Wvunan, Mr. and Mrs. David Vic Au. in salaries, postage and a f Police Bids service IJ!)L ri, Bernie M. Cohen, ourth quarterly director's Appointed as directors were retirement fund, would the used grade , at last fy f meeting, Nan cy L Schultheis, Mr. and Al and ranged from $17,250 meeting today elecW Wayne Patricia Register, Janice simultaneously 111 to $19,250, The chamber had a cash bert as psnt or f 1975. arnbula~ services, it they Council referred the bids to council officially certified the M John Hannon and Ursula SprInieM, John Daniels, Tom balance on hand of $6 ,991 as of the election were needed, Presently, the city administration for analysis !nthamemotIOnM1Itted Hunt and Herbert 'Speed' NO' 30+ '1les returns that won iouimjttee Moorciand, another term, additional calls would have to and recotzuhiendatlon. ' T,LLAl1A.SSEE, While the candidacies . a nd won ft be ria1ed by tie caller, and acieped 'mnanlmously by for Sal Council had previously Orlando Appointed as members The Rohd and Bridges relayed one at and Charles Sizer, wd the directors were John Carli as by the provided for $5,000 for down refused on a z-i ti' to missioner John Kimbrough and vice president and Albert Committee reWrted the part its dispa appro Vic AiiieU, were Qeveland tcher, Polk unsuccesfuI GOP candidate reeotec and Gib Blake, lflThl*T5 played In gaining year's budget, Intending t rd- Ear1er the coinmisslon Sill King a endorsed it, w-, st rostj department attention If funds are available, the borrow the balance from a local bam'm Albert succeeds Garnett j letter, It charges round to anow and repairs for the SR 415 county could have te ramp Drive Binford with White and quickly challenged a system in bank. championed Telephone Co. and Florida being by the directors in I& opening man IM. Osteen Bridge, imd of prior working order in one year to 18 But while council Po Corp. to hike rates speculators and Kwiatkowskl remnarkstompaie "membership efforts made with trips to months, Polk said, "which preparing to spend money was The tIi doubting the Still(14Ifemki "You are datibhi'ig in ,a Treasurey's report was Tallahassee seeking alleviation would be our key year soonet than grader, it was hesitant to tomething you don't know plementation costs of the yea.tv drive for the coming offered by Ralph Pezold who of traffic conditions at the ""tht Orange Count y's system." ond cund,+ discuss the economics involved said the operating Nidget for anything at all about," p&' county's comprehenfve land ""'Ps rAlkVad crossing on SR west and Chrttmj A delegation Directors elected to three 19Th had risen Qmalrrnaji 8W Bevis told Atty. PIfiI1IIIfl act. by $4,000 over of Sanford, The possibility of an 911 "A cti P on Committee" will streets in a work session, fn(p1 A ve. S,inio,,,+ year terms and Introduced last year's amount to $53,500. overpass being constructed Kwiatkowski has said that Gen, Robert Shevin and Public 'I travel to Orlando tomorrow at at t he meeting included Ar thur The increase will be corn- that Residents on Jasmi ne Road, site was discussed with 1:30 p.m., to meet with their whohavuznpIainedto,tl Beck-wiffi, Jr., ichn carl', i.s. pensated by "(1fl election laws Ctas POttq4 Pd u in an increase in Albert indicating ft year,g the fuel his opinion anti 'Red' Cleveland, Robert Daehn, counterparts In Orange County over the past year about tW . tfr suit is an effort clean up membership, according to Road and adjustment order or, grounds Gilbert Bridge Committee and to report the status of their poor quality of the dirt street, E1mnonds, John Krider, Pezold, and represents the wouldredoub1eits effoln pol i tica l was too hastily adopted. R.th this activities to State repre. requested the Vernon Mire, A.K. Shoemaker additIonal needs in the new area. work session to tutIvea, .' 'determine how much It would V,,r mem - + nccAJ BRIEF Felons Who Qualify IN • Southern Africa. Prime Minister John Vorster has launched a diplomatic offensive to reach detente with black Africa while bbolstering its armed might. On Monday, the army announced black South Africans would be recruited and armed. Maj. Gen. J.R. Dutton, acting chief of the army, announced the army is training 48 Africans to train futire African recruits. South Africa's army Includes about 20,000 regulars plus a citizen force, mostly reservists, of some 100,000. Dutton said there is no immediate plan for black officers, but black troops will be paid the sameaswhiles. Initially the blacks will be used as security guards, cooks, firemen, drivers and dog handlers. WU1)I - - .*.t Can Attend Law School __________ B)' BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer Senate To Vote On Rocky : At Home, Bolsters Army tnt,, r- I .:: F L%JIOXILJAR I IN TOKYO(AP) —. Radical terrorists were blamed for the explosion today of a bomb at the entrance to the giant Tasel construction company that injured a policeman and 12 passersby. of the wounded were reported in serious condition. The explosion In the Ginza area in heart of Tokyo shattered the glass wall of the Tasel building's entrance, broke windows up to the sixth floor and overturned a truck. It was the third bomb attack on a major Japanese firm this year. 0 CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — In a takeoff on the Boston Tea Party, a band of New Hampshire residents has dumped make-believe sugar into the Merrimack River In a "sugar party" protesting the high price of the sweetener. They carried signs with slogans such as "It can be a sweet holiday without sugar ... Raise cane about rugar prices." I BRIEF South Africa Seeks Peace I II #I 'Sugar Party Protests Price _ _____ a arlty value will fluctuate (In On the LOndOnc3osIn.gfixed price per cent drop," Blythe said. Blythe studies, collects, buys these times, usually upwards). Monday, one could hiwn 1,U Coin anti investing I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. AIafI 1\ _Lrl Uncertain — (Cont'd From Pg. 1) I - ________________ are from :00.m, t09:oOp.m. For additional information phone (30$) 323.1450 or 64S.071 Sanford, Florida Jiiii - �,-,-,--- - &y-b_L__ ______ ------- ----- •• -i - •• - • - •: _____ - POLICE BLOTTER - 1 -- --•- -:• Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tu?sday, Dec. 1O,1974-4A ______________________OPINION - ---., - --.--• * —- II e ro ROBERTC.MARKEYAdVertisctoF S e e ic s (J . S. A/I e ci I ca I A I WASHINGTON —A Greek military hero, who lobbied to get the tortured hero Into Walter Reed suspicbn of the lady's husband, Le Rlordan, House. There have been sharp differences, for Year, $2&40. By Mall: In florida same as home delivery. All later was tortured unmercifully by the Greek cost of well over tither mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Moflth3,$lG.J; 12Month,,40. $130 a day. But the Pentagon all night and surprised them in a double bed at Humsfeld and President Ford's closest aide and dictatorship, is now seeking treatment in the turned down the application, the Statler-fljfton. United States. adviser, Bob Hartmann.. . Grumbling has been Now, thanks to pressure from Sen. Ted His is Maj. Spyridon Moustakils, now 48, who Kedy, Trimmer fled In wild disarray, leaving his T- heard inside the White House against the 1)-Mass., and others, the Pentagon ha., shirt under the bed and his watch under the President's chief counsel, Phil lluchen, over his began his military career against the Nazis In reversed itself. Shortl3, Mousthk1 will Journey dresser. Riordan quickly photographed the unwillingness to call the tough shots on le World War II and then fought the Communists in to the United States for evaluation at Walter evidence, matters. He faltered, for example, over in Korea where he won sI. U.S., Greek and TAX-PAID-ROMANCE. The chief counsel of with the evidence, Trimmer confessed In a ThecheekonwoWd.befuelczarAndyuIgn, for But when the Greek colonels took over the thousands of dollars of the taxpayers' money on e out of court for $6,500. Athens government in 1, Moustakus was cIC&t. a whirlwind romance with another man's wife. thrown Into a military prison for his democratic R1ordn meanwhile raised a with the Fat government studies, theltding a heavy The government Locliinvar is Harold "Ted" GSA, which exiled Trimmer briefly to a Pentagon report, ale beina passed on to Ford in hated head of the Considering the pressur being brought upon !(1nnidjs. militiry police, Thns romantic escapades and chargtf the expenses to in a top Job ;s GSA's rhief lawyer. irinkes it alrnot iinssih!e (or the bu.sy chief Ltxpaer; :, oIl zci:d 1k was then Footiiote: The records show that Trinuner executive to get a handle on the documents. . lresidentF'j)rd has taken several courageo steps him paralyzed and speechle except for a few goveent's vast housekeeping agen. during their lfll-72 romance. Nevertheless, he Emploent Opportunity Commission, John hospital to vegetate. tralnee, Joan Riordan, that he promoted her in romance and her promIon to the national equal than others. The other night, he refused to that Congress could Lake to trim federal spending $4.6 billion. Finally, in assessing nationa priorities carefully, the President declined to touch budgetary muscle tissue, focusing particularly on cuts in social and veterans' programs which are fl.f'%1itit!flt' i"'' %1'._ (lU! }J.Jp!JIdI. • - Seminole - exOP pol, screamed at the ______________________________________ _________________ ___________________ ________________ ____________________________________ _________________________________________________ I _________________________________________ ____ I _______________ __________ Mike Odom, 651 Highland Drive, reported ol1 clubs Boulevard, Trace Apartments, reported Sanford C$IY commissioners Public Service Commission and - Support for a program of will-ask Seminole's legislative make their records available to state revenue sharing pledged delegation to push for state the public. over a longer Uie period and setlon on 13 iuues when the - Addition of guidelines to not on an annual basis. delegation holds Its the public record law to exempt - Police Bill of Rights. organfzetll meeting Wed.. disclosure of legal case i-u nesday at 7:30 p.m. In the preparations, budget nctes, said they'll attend the "Sunshine Law" to protect delegation session with him, personnel reviews for ter- taxes that provide tax revenue lend themselves Frank Wimerly, Pineview player, and speakers valued at -' was stolen Monday from his CASSELBERRY PETS VkId Drakc, Csdberry dog catcher hu In her custody Cortis Talley, 701 Citrus Tree had his shots and Is loong for a home In the coun a wide for revenue bonds. N__ LTD._ —iL-I_ ____________ -- " - ___________ FRANK MA COMBER u_- ____ r DiAL 6 322831 1 7 wv $ WIT 9 o FOR WlTER COMFORT to the regional with lots of occupational license on and groh in fringe areas of SOUTHERN tacted by calling CasseIbe Police Department or Mrs. Sandra the dUes. ________ ______ ______________ ____________ _____________ F:ida Nichols coordirted process. a.__ - rewim munzcipai courts as a financial disclosure law to o? Santord Inc. local option in order to obtain exempt appointed advisory ioo N. Maple enforcement of local laws and board members. _________________________ HOSPITALNOTES to reduce th me to obtain ___________ action tbrough the State ' DEc9,1g74 Queen Esther Cherry, Lake Attorney's office and liberal ADMIssIONS Helen LAKE MARY The absence assessment of costs under Sanford: Still Time to Order Your The crowd was expccting a Mayor Te.-ry commented Lillie Tilli.s, Lake Mary on the county court system. Steven I). Cornctt i of two council members oediscussion on the proposed probable necessity of a special Bernice B. Fletcher, Lake cause of — Support for a program at Personalized Christmas Cards Walter L Haley Illness caused the post- rezoning and annexation of a meeting to act on the study the level for state grants in Monroe ponement until January of ____________ Amanda E. Geter the 20-acre site west of 1-4 whIch before a deadline is reached on conjunction with federal grants 25 Cauis for '5.00 Deslree Bradwell, Lake regular Lake Mary City Isabelle M. BeaU Council owner Don Rathel hopes to an rv'th ons rn ,mpl,nt Monroe Environmental Protection on pollution control meeting Monday night. programs. Vera Patricia Burke develop into an Industrial Agency tEPA) grant which will John L Leese, Lake Monroe Strong opposition to state CASDS _______________________ The meeting, scheduled to complex. It would have been help the hzs 30T Eldon Shiver Jr. Martha Jo Payne, Longwood begin city make at 7:30 p.m., the pur. regulation of all publidy-owned With I lifli '1?'P"fttd__( Alfreida Addison was called the second reading by council chase, if it decides on the utilities and change of present Ruth E. Peers, Orange City off a fcw minutes later when it on the proposal. 7 I,nam , j7OO I1• _ISO) Lithe Mae Jones course, Mildred F. Wallace, Osteen was learned that not enough law to exempt publldy.owned _________________________ Thnothy Zimmers Discussion on another Issue, Charlie Craig, Oviedo Some of the citizens present electrical utilities from state members would be present to approval of change of zoning indicated pc.s .,pty So $$$I dag'. George E. Billups that the absence of Ruth E. Kimball, Wisconsin form a quorum. regulations, enlarge the state %rgts iipr,t. Elbert Gaines from agricultural to light In- the two council members might Dells, Wis. __________________ Both council members Lou dustrial requested by David Scott Mffle Bradley have been a form '-"-". Phone 843 7700 niams of tactical Blankenship and Virginia andYoungAsoclates,w • George Smith moveontheirpart,butwas Mr. & Mrs. Dean Allen Merrer were ill and could not postponed, Bradley and Young flatly denied by Terry and Mrs. Fredrlc L. Scott Gromkow.Gajnes (Catherine) Cowdery, a boy, attend. had asked for the rezoning to Lash. Ashy A. Peralta DeBary Funeral Home Attending the meeting were light industrial of a 145-acre site Blankenship has 133 E-st Prtin-,,,n Or1,',to FI Violet M. Kenton, DeBary been Ill, ____________________________ Mayor Margie Hess, council south of the Scott ElectronIcs according to City Clerk Kay Catherine Elaine Cowdery, S,lflhitOl Blvd. _________________________________ DISChARGES ':- mórnber Ph. I34-$S3O--LCgwoed DeBary and I)eputy Mayor plant on Lake Emma Road. Sasnn, for two weeks and Sanford: * ± ________________ S Harry Terry and council Robert H. VanDiver, DeBar>' Council also was- -to have ?vI -Mereer was due to enter Mildred S. MItchell Notice LegalNotice member DeLores Lash. heard City Englner Cal the hospital Tuesday, Mrs. Michael Goodman, DeBar>' Arthur Daniel., LegalNotice FICTITIOUSNAME A standing room only crowd Conklin's report on a feasibility Sassman said. John D. McGreevey, Deltona IN THE CIRCUIT cou-, Helen Thomas Nohce is herr-by Q- ?ha? I n SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. was turned away with the study for the conversion from Louis F. Perugia, Deltona FICTITIOUS NAME The next regular meeting of Evelyn L. Bolton enacz in b ness 'p . t I'll South 57 PROBATE DIVISION announcement of the failure to the services Frank Kish, Deltona 97 LOnQwOod. Seminole Coun?-, of a private water council will be Jan. 13, 1975, Ida Pearl Campbell CASE NO. fl7cp NotIce is hrCby given that I have a quorum. The crowd was utIlity to a citywned utility, according to Deputy Mayor am FIorta inr the fiCtitij name ot Estate of Russell Knisley, Deltona Franklin Ballard enoa in business at 421 Josiane GLENS TEXACO. and that I iittnd LEONAkD DARRELL MILLER. estimated at between 30 and 40. Both ConklIn and Deputy Terry. Karen L Austin (Smith), Court. Altamonte Springs. SemiqIe to Nora W. Kendrick, Chuluoth id name with the Clerk County, Florida under the fictitious of Deceased. Deltona the Circuit Court, Seminole Harry Hayes, DeBary ____________________________ NOTICE TO CREDITORS named jANE'S AUTO ELECTRIC. County. Florida in accordance with TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Anna Guinte, Deltona Joseph Marcuella, Deltona •ld that I intend to regisier Said th provisions of the FiCt,tiij CL.AIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Ruby L. Bridges, Geneva name with the Clerk of the Circuit Name Statutes. To Wit: Section Louise T. Walters, Longwood SAID ESTATE: - ___________ Lake Mary Meeting Postponed High Price ___ 2 - Support for legislation ______________________________________________________________________________ I. 1J ee..4S legislative nee" are: tions; land transactions; _____ - ClarIfication of state law preparation for legal cases; ____________________________________________________________ on double taxation and adoption bids by the city and _______________________________________________________________________ Interviews of guides for counties to follow of applicants for managerial ______________________________ __________________ ____________ ________________________ ______________ __________ ____________________ '______________ in (lividing revenue and ex- po5itions - . ________ ______ areas. i.:'1itures between In- Inform st-ate officials and -________________________________________________________________ ____ corporaJ and unincorporated bureaucracy that state agen________________________________________________________ des pushing for regionalism ________ - ____ _ Indian Hills, reported rifle and valued at $0 stolen Sunday _______________________________ WILLIAM A. RUSHER . at the Sanford ccurthouse. personnel Investigations and Sanford commIssioners personal papers and notes of Monday night approved the officials and sdminlstrative proposals submitted by City officers. Manager Warren Knowles and - Modification of the __________ %VASH1NGN WHIRL: Bitter squabbling when we asked him about It, we, too, got a round he VVinds ____ - ___ __ _______ _ - - - ___________ ______ ____________ _____ L ________ ' ______ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ _____ ___ ___ -_- 0 ____ ___ ______ _____ _____ __ ,'. - (4/HIL ____ —._______ T/Ey 'T,' ____ -_L,4ç -______________ _______ -' _____ — — ___ ____ ___ ____ ____ ___ foreign - . -- ____ _______ _________ -_ - - -_ 9 ___ -. -- - -- - ____ the -- -. - _______ __________________ ____- along they resent what they consider the affrontery of such a sharp boost. What about the sugar Industry Itself, where the price spiral all started? Manuel, president of the Spreckela Sugar Co. ___ -- II you'-e expecting to find empty Chrtstmaj holiday shelves and counters in bakeries anl1 candy stores, forget it. Sky4ilgh sugar prices haven't seemed to phase the sugar industry's sates or the holiday preparations of bakeries and confectioners. As for Amerjcs'a housewives, this Is only partly true. Talk to a few of them and you find that some will bake Chirstinas cooldeg, cakes and pies as usual, but on a lesser scale, Others will just skip the whole thing, par4 ly on grounds they can't afford It this year with a 400 since the prices began to climb," says Guy ___ - Sugar Sales Division of the Amatar Corp., San Francisco, the nation's largest sugar company. "But sales tosuperm are up. So it seems that some hoarding by housewives mustt be going on." Hoarding usually is triggered by the fear of an approaching shortage or of another tinper4ing price Increase — or both, This time apparently it the latter that has spurred sugar buying, for there appears to be no with startling velocity. an answer to those who believe The reason is not far to seek. Until thIs year, that the only good programs worthy of the name South Africa did not have a single militant are those that add instead of subtract. shortage on the horizon,' black.Afrlcan state wIthin 400 miles of Its bor. DON OAKLEY Business hasn't changed much this year," den. Now, thanks to the collapse of white rule In Despite the billions of dollars that the United Mozablue, says ifanuel, commenting on the Impact of the it suddenly has a fiontler 300 mIles States of aamerca nas pouted into exactly the kind long with exactly such a slate sugar price spiral. "And our volume doesn't — a change all that much at of programs that the liberals are pressing upon the moreover, scarcely 275 mIles from Pretoria and The Plastic Shape except for brown and administration and Congress, the problems have Johinnesburg themselves. In addition, the powdered products (used by confectioners)." already ptcariou situation of white-ruled become worse instead of better. Bakers looking ahead to Chrisin see __________________________________ Rhodesia has become still shakeler, raising up to 10 per cent more holiday busi than a year posiUl1ty that South Africa may soon confront ago despite steep hikes In both sugar —_ Th I n gs To Co in e yetaerb1acJednaUoflal esof and shortening prices since a year ago. Its northern border. Finally, far away to the What about their prices for holiday bakery ncrthwest, the new black leaders of Angola are BERRY'S WORLD goods?" Ow's Is often called a plastic society, and no would require 40 million oing, through acres of agricultural huge Ovambo be, across compliment Is meant by the tenn. We may have "Oh boy," replies Roger their southern land. If they were replaced by wool, It would take Mesa, Calif., baker for nearlyMcDonald, 30 years. a La border Into South West Africa, the to become even thore plastlelzeJ, however, If the former German colony which has been over a billion acres—or the equivalent of all the ad- world Is going to be able to feed itself in the years agricultun "Prices will have to be up from 10 to 40 ministered by South Africa since the end of ahead. 'and In the United StEes. cent above those for last year if we are to per To remove this much Land from food evcn a make At least one scientist thinks so. According to ProducUontoowcottoflor small profit, and that goes for bakers remote redoubt; finds herself right on the front De. James EQ.. Guillet, professor of chemistry be unacceptable in the light of the uresheep world would food everywhere, I think," line, at the University nf Toronto, an Increased use of McDonsjd notes that sugar prices to bakers Her officials have responded with plasUca will help meet the food problem by shortage, evrn If it were practical, imagination, flexibility and speed. Recognizing have climbed from $15 to 165 per 100 pounds in A single synUc fiber plant leaving more land available to produce foo4. footba!l field, SIy5 size of a the last year. Shortening has jumped in price that South Africa's future La inextricably linked stuffs. Guillet, can produce 2V0 from flto$2centsa pound in the same period, he with that of her neighbors, they have sharply ____ million pounds of plastic fiber. This is equivalent He points out that current world production of to adds, even when It is PizIchased In Wholesale Intensified their long-standing informal political synthetic fibers is about 20 bIllion pounds a year. of 10 wodmillIon acres of land devoted to the raising lots. and economic contacts with black Africa, and Just about matches all Michigan.. the farmland If these fibers were to be replaced by cütion, it in a stht like Louisiana or setkiag mutually advantageous McDonald anticipates a 10 per cent boost in tionships Chrls(ma. business. that will prevent hostility to South Africa from ever reaczng a flash-point that might lead to war. At thesame time Uw'havem€j itplain I adivostok, and of the 1fl7. It *uuld taste untIl the 1980., the coue of these contacts, that South vantages" we secured from the Russians, I honestly Aca's to build a bomber force comparable to what the Soviets destiny cannot be the sam' as that of I*'Iieve the only thing the U.S. received was "the shaft." tive right Around Kenya, The Newsweek r&poct President Ford's message to perhaps even Rhodesia: Tn Is to Now about the Trident submarines . . the citizens and ('ngress relating to his trip, and later the Soviets be, on thefrdeteritined view, a white republic in rt'ently tested their new Q .I,-..'rbin 11w l'lz%llIs &hlafl lkii'rt Nvv. l74 it rthern Afrva tilt tl end c( In. — (eru'ntinvntal ballistic missile with a t'uld range of nearly .sppt'ar we're reading about two very different meetings. Nothing could be more elevant to these 3.000 tiiiles - . - that's 2,000 miles longer than our bct I urgrnt, ticklish and confidential negotIauo , From Newsweek — ubmarIneiaunchNi nzlssile, To begin with, It placed than the ritual bellows against South Africa that ________ nstraints on current u.s. 1 According to Admiral Hynurn Rickover, arms programs, which means "The echo around the UN general Assembly. In recent that both thu 8-1 bomber and Thdent ltussians already have their equivalent of ow Trident, riarine m.ntj ma 1ead programs of black Afri have can go forward," The trouble with this Comparison is that we don't have a secretly visited South Africa. More Fron, &hlafly -", riiingiy Trident and won't have one for five more It Is the Soviets, not years." xiericans, who have by far the most modern, most of. It's Important to review these matters of South Africa beca they (ttive, it,rt't'tl relate to the world have been received on clan. and fcte.,t strategfr bomber in the world — the As a matter of fact, destine missions in varks black capitals to the bomber called the Backfire. IiUSINES WEEK copcee that 1974 The Clock north. It is hard not to Wq)ect, In ould be "The .Sovielc probably have more than icinetisbered as "the year the forecast four blew iswge of it," and vert diplomatic activity, the '-oneluded that "when all squaitrnn of Backfire bombers already deployed, and MAre you ready to see me in my new forecasts miss the mark, By JOHN A. SI [SKI -an have hundreds operational presere of some friendly external impulse in it 0 within the next three suesLs that the entire body of economIc thinking Is Audi Gernreich 'thor,: su,l? touch with both sides -. perhaps even th hand f %ears. They fly at more than fwsch 2, whIch Is ns inadequate to describe and analyze the probleni3 of our than the Upited States, though our offic twice as fast as t'ur subsonic B.2." policy toward South Africa Seldom rises above the level (r new advanced bomber Is called the 8.3. The only The reasor the economIsts cannot expl1dn our prese,,: of bare civility. Irotible is, w' rtuutwa}' inflation is because they failed to take Into ac. -__ • 'lots':haveitinprodetjø,orfl%'here(i'unttheshiftinthstrategic balance also is Is -- of - ____________ _____ (say) now. - - - ____ ".. . . _______ ,. - - - 1 ____ - 1-f_6f_ i - - • gcge stuart - • - - Legal. - • ___ ___ - Hurt - •.. ___ ___- ____ - - - - agentlezehpyr, line is no policy at all. But the fall of the rightiest Caetano governmeat In Portugal, and the resulting sudden InA cut of nearly t5 billion would show American of andhave Mozambique under people that Washington at long last means business militant black leadership, spectacularly in the fight against inflation. It would tone down a accelerated the speed of that wind as far as host of other federal deficit policies not reflected in South Africa Itself Is concerned — not so much in the $306 billion budget — including the demands the domestic sphere as In the field of the nation's credit by the Export-Import Bank, the af Through the curridors of the handsome Postal Service, programs to assist public and Union Buildings (the.offlces of the Prime private housing, urban and rural development Minister) on Uwir rwge overioolng Pretoria where the proud programs, railroads, shipbuilding, health, of Johannesburg stand Dallas-like education, small business and a legion of other offgalnst budget borrowing. Nor do we sneer at any federal odCape sky; up Adcierly Street In gracious Town, past the whi red brick retrenchment, however small, that derails the Parliament — all over the vast and ed prosperous governmental proclivity to prove Parkinson's law. Republic, the "wind of change" is whipping VVon It -_______ ____ - Change There -_u. i sh ______________________________________ At the suggestion of American doctors, a bedded down in luxurious hotels. President Ford's decisions were made at a time when more than 5.5 million Americans are S 6frica: unemployed, the highest number since 1941, when business and industrial activity is slackening and when many memb sof his own partyare pressing him to increase federal spending, print more greenbacks, cut taxes for low-income people and otherwise give the economy another shot of federal adrenalin. Priming the economic pump is of f course, the politically adept thing to do, Economists estimate that it takes a year to a year In 10 British Prime Minister Harold and a half for a stimulative program to take effect. Macmillan told the South African Parliament Increasing federa' spending now might improve that "the wind of change" was sweeping across business conditions just before the 1976 elections. Africa. His tnimedlate reference was to the emergence of more than a score of new blackTo his everlasting credit, the President African nations from their previous colonial rejected the political expediency in favor of status, and the decade of the 196O'stiandsomely common sense. He now will be faced with taunts of 1I(lated his point. In South Africa itself, )'.rdheartedn on the one hand and a policy of hoW5fl, despite a fair amount of progress drifting on the other. There will be economists wno - toward the goal of "separate Developuient" for say that a cut of $4.6 billion in a 1.4 trillion economy blacks (In tribal is meaningless. These critics are easier to answer for uite independence), - ________________ \ __________________ l)un Atlains, Orlando, reported guitar valued at $2 Sunday from his home. would have been inflationa. He stood by the who visited Moustaklis In Greece and found Not lo1ig thereafter, they cmbarkcd upon spokesmen assert that both are competent in NIxon holdover and _______ ________________________________ _________ 1________ LIt Office supplies valued at $250 were reported stolen Monday from ItT. Dunn Motor Corn- - _______________ _____________________________ I _eg is a ti ____________ • and cash valued $475 stolen t 1' _ _____ _ Tuesday,Oec,1O, ,- 974_54 ToP. Sanford ___ ___ _________________ ,'.._____ ____________ 'niutu ilL IZ4 WIlted UIS5 . home, Friday and ap. , proximately sioo damage was - . - done to all windows and the Casselberry .. front door of her home. Francis Smathers, Lake County Mary, reported shotgun valued at $100 was stolen Monday from - Budget Slices H it Th e Targ ___ were stolen Sunday from his home. 1621 Area Code 3OS-322.1l or 831-9993 (, re e ic \/'/a r •-----. Evening Herald,5 nford, Ft. stolen Monday from his home. Jessie Ma Aston, 1814 Perry from his home. floosevelt Hughley, &25 Ave., reported $350 and her purse was stolen Monday from PIui&sa Drive, Altamonk Springs, reported stereo valuef 1 Summerlln Ave. $300 stolen Saturday from his home. - Lake Mary Philip Speigle, Rt. 3, Box 387, Jenny Shaw, i Lakeview Sanford, reported color . Avenue, reported Items valued television valued at $481 was AVE., iANF()RD, FLA. 32771 WAYNE 1). DOYLE. Publisher ...--' 010 nest McPherson, 905 We! t •Arw _____ 3O) N. FRENCH ... - _ .---.-.. ______________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ Even jnp IJciyitd - ' A4asked AAen iAssaulf, Rob Sanford Resi ent - WEATHER Court. Seminoli County. Florida In $&j Floridi Statutes 1957. YOu and each Cf you are here aCcordance with IPte provisIo Of 5: Glen M. Richardson notified and required to file any Ar*a., to P'vtPuU$. the FIcfitli Name Stas,t,s. To- PubIiij- Dec. 10. 17. 21. 35. 1974 CIalmt and demands whkh you, or Wit: Section (4309 FlorIda StaIiAn DEl YeStrday' ?hr of you. mly hive against siid i,. deputies today were -. Kinlaw told officers he was morning 30 with patches of frost estafeintheo,,ic,o.th,C,,fkOf,h, 5: FICTI1.OUSNAME Jane A. COpPOCk (1. searching for two stocking. knocked to the floor bleeding rr-torted. Circuit Court of the EightInth 42 Wrt.nq tool Notice is hereby given that PublIsh: DCC. 10, Il. 21, 31. l71 S"*'i I am Jvdcial Circuit, Sem,nole County, Sunny today. Fair tonight I Be' iS I masked men who forced their and played dead until the men engaged in DES ness at Rt 7 Boi • 46 Voit ' t t I ___________________________________ Pr'ion,00en 139 Florida. Probate Divi4on. in the t)C(Omin9PartlycloudyWcdn,141V MaitIanJ way into a 6yearld Sanford fled via the front door. Seminole County, C3rth,1 at IN THE Sanford. FjQ(,di, CIRCUIT COURT OF Fiorida,.derIheqjctjt,ou%fl,,meo, Au _ nan's home TA csc Monday night, ."'lcj L Kinlaw then staggered to his COntinued through with SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA vOUTHLAND (0 OP. and 'ha' hight todaycool in the low 6.tOnht ,thin late Calendar months from Lo r -. I7Wc.d beat him CASE NO. 74-797 the time of the first publiat and robbed him of car, parked In 54FoiwiaIgv,,, l3G'..ath.st.r P__r-.._N '" yard, and tOnight uDper3to low. 't''i IIB&cwe 0tIPa1 $300. notice. claim or demand Wednesday with highi In the upper CAMERON BROWN COMPANY, Clerk Cf the Circuit Court. Sem,no4ethis Warmer must be inEach writing and drove to a nearby store to call 5 7 EI Fu Os WindS na- thor noflhei 10 10 Ii Plaint III Caty. FIorid in accordance with ,n Stinson Kiniaw, 38 Va,abi. ii., 06 West police. .' _k'_L. 4 1'___1 vs 17 M*les 0 today, It tonight. flpIIca?e •nd state the place of the provisions of the FiCtitOiJ$ p. S9D,,wt,,,ot L _ First Street, lePvnoslto investigators post Kinlaw was treated at office Da'ona Oeach tides for Wed ALBERS Sai TRIM TIC. INC.. THOMAS 0. Name Statutej, TO Wit. Sectidn the residence claimantand and muSt beeddr of I9Fo and JEAN K ALBERS, Mi09 Fla-Ida 6UNOIUCh he was alone In his twtory Seminole Memorial Hospital flejcy sworn Statutes 1937 to high 3:4 a m., 6:05 p.m.; hi wife. GEORGE 1. TRIMMER SISt44t.j% ty the claimant, his •geW or at51:59 a.m 5: Herbert 0 Buttertietd home when he answered a for head Injuries and released, 1080v'.tc.ty p.m.; Port and torniy, or the s-am. shall be voId. GERALDINE I TRIMMER, PubliQ- Dec 10 17. 71. 31. 5(71 Canaveral high 3:37 a.m DOWN 336 s-pt) knock at the front door just deputies said. Pt4 wife. RICHARD J. TICKAL and DES I6lndolent Dat.d at Saord, 74H.ghcai't pm.: low 15:12 am.. 11 36 p.m this 2OLib,st, 77 71st day of November, 1971 43 MAUREEN A. TICKAL. hi wife, after 8p.m. lie said he cracked tie,q 2251nng.d 45Uia,0g Mwth Miller, 7 the door to see who was ;':; 'rsInn _____________________ GENERAL ENVIRONMENTAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE paper Admini%tratriz EQUIp.'EN1, INC. a Florida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. krsoking and a black male Corpor,tion. 4 Pseujo.r,,m n j7 Toss ,5u _____________________ By Rchr W Co ;,,rij CARL COPELAND.d CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE HOFFMAN, HENDuY, PARKER ba SIfsa'1(riai1 34Smaipaci CONTROLLED 2eVo'ous wearing a stocking mask 48Sr-.g*,Oun, \iR; COUNTY. FLORIDA 6 P1 wio., 36O.'cs. sIwce NOTICE OF INTENT TO SOCt.pct IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1 SMITH rammed a shotgun through the NATIONAL ASSJCIAIION OF CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1644 286tatl.d 37 Gp4W'LtSt SIUirbi.aOi.4 REGISTER FICTITIOUSNAME As Attorneys of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. T',tee, CREDIT MANAGEMENT. INC. as LAWRENCE P1. PERv1S and A.pOIIC 385m.i ptc'i 3OG,sol opening and forced his way into 5?R PlOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th't tUIT IN AND FOR SEtINOLE the Said EI'te o,s SSR.tof,'i.l DANNIE PERVIS. hil wife. the undersigned, desiring to engage COUNTY, FLORIDA, the house. 1300 Hartford Bu.idng 3' An.r'.aat It So'to*'' Defendants ac1.'-(,L. PIiiot,lf. AMENDED Orlando, FlaKinlaw told deputies the Cfnbvsinr-ssunder thvtictitiousname CIVIL ACTION NC,. 32505 t .Tt tilt I' vs 71 5976 CA 09 F ROOFING COMPAP4? at e9 NOTICE OF SALE Pubiith Nov. 26.., Dec.). 10. 17, 1,74 F. R SHEPHERD, a k a FRANK R "" shotgtm-.wielding man and a North Highway 177, Longwood. DIVISION DElI ifs 3 6 7 Notice I hereby g,vn that, SHEPHERD a k a FRANKLIN N. 9 tO fli 0nida 32750 intendS to register FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR masked companion forced him pursuant to a Summary final SHEPHERD and ANNA M. lumen? of foreclosige entered NOTICE OF Into a bedroom, ripped out a the said name with the Clerk ot the TGAGE ASSOCIATION. 9 in SHEPHERD. his wife. 12 — — 13 the above capfioned action, I will Circuit Coii-t of Seminole County, FORECLOSURE 14 Plaisitff, telephone, and sa'd they would Fl3rida. Def-tndants Notice i heret)y g,vf,, tb-at tr, sell the property %'tuated in — — — AMENDED undersigned ARTHUq H. BECK kill him sinless he save them all S4'mlnoteCoJnty, DATED this 22nd day of JAMES DEAN and MARY J Florida. desCribed 16 17 NOTiCE OF SUIT DEAN. hi% wife. as NITH, JR., Clerk c Circuit Court of his money. He told the robbers November. AD. 1971. TO: F. R. SHEPHERD, a k a minoit County. Florida. will, on eood E. Barbour, Sr. Detc. No. I The West 'iOf th,NE FRANK N, SHEPHERD, a k a Defendants — the $300 in his wallet was all he — — the 70th day ot December, AD Helen of the SW 'i Cf sectIon Darbour NOTICE OF SUIT FRANKLIN N. SHEPHERD fld Township 70 South, — — — 1971, at 11 00 o'clock AM., at the Publish: Nov. 76. Dec.). 0, 17, 1971 O JAMIS DEAN AND MARY Range 30 East, ANNA M. SHEPHERD, his *fe. if Public DElI 171 Records DEAN West Frt Ocor of the Sem,nole DeputIes said the pair pof Seminole County, living, and if dead, the unno*n County Court Florida RESSDENCF IINw1flWN Sem,noie parently wasn't satisfied with SpOusn.heirs.de'is,e3,legat,,or County. in the cty of San'ord. De All parties cta,m,ng interests by. 25 '26 27 No. 3 (Prc.l 1): All that Qlhr pe'ions claiming by. through. 20 the $300 and beat Kinlaw about NOTICE OF part of tnr S( ' of thC SW ' c?i. Otter lr le and sell at RESOLUTION th,Ough, under or against Mary Iyinq under or against the above named oubIicoutc,- , toth.highest and best orth of Longwood Hills Ro,.d, the head with the gun. CLOSIiIG. VACATING AND Dean and James Dn and to ill Dcfeednts Section 30, 1othlp 20 South. bidder for cash, the fOlIo*ing AflAPIDONIPIC, PIGP4TS or vi;v parties having or claim;n to have YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED any S Range 30 East. Ptiic Records Cf that an described Property situated in TO WHOM IT MAY (ONCLIR N right, title or interest in th real action to qu'et title to the Seminole County. Fio($d.. to wit • ioperfy herein desri, Seminole County. Florida. conNOTICE is hereby given that ' following des-cribd properties in taming acres more or ls L 0, 6$, HOWELL ESTATE S YOU ARE HEREHY NOTIFIED Onard of County Commi,ons i Seminole County. FloridaDesc. No. that 7 (Parc 71; AIj. SUBDIVISION PEPLAT. aordr ' 'minote an artion to tore lose a moe County. I Ir , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND ,J,, 4t 3i4J t% 5. 7 and 3. Of FOREST .1 IPt,*t part of She SW ' of the SW to the plat tht, tQaOeonthefonowiflg,e,l,.on 'eoro. ,n FOR ,,rty ', SE7AINOLE COUNTY. Regular Meeting hetd on She lath SLOPES Ptat Book 5$. Pages .17 ,Ifld IL Publ lying NOrthofLongwooJH,IIsRo.d thereof as according to tt.e plat lay of November, AD 1971, in thi- in Seminole County, Flor,da FLORIDA -ecordect in Ptat Book?. Rerorn (LESS beginning at tt'e SE C0 4• if S. Block "H", WASHINuToI Seri"r''e Count-,, County Commitioners' Melinq PRO9ATE DIVISION nag. 79, Cl t. Pli RecordS Cf rlor:dj, KS SECTION ONE, acordtng So ncr of the atoredescr,b.d 0oorn in the Courthouse at Sanfaj the plat — ________________________ _______ _________________________ NO. fl-154-CP Seminol, County, Florid. pursuant to the Final Judgment 01 45 thereof as recorded in P1-at property ron North 200 feet, has been filed — Se0000IC County, Florida, pursuan' Book In re: the L5stat, of against you, and you Forectosur, entere" in a case thenc. Weit 364 leeS, then So,.atli IS. Pages 7 and •. PubliC to Petition and Notice heretofore CLIFFORD P. SHUMWAY, are rjir to serve a copy of your — — pending in SakS Crt. th %lyl of feet to the LOne7wOod Hilts Road, werten Records ol SemInole County, given, passed and adol ted Deceased — — — defenses, If arty, It' it, on W — 55 ,hch thq-fice Florid, East 3M feet to thrP0 C Pesetution rIN n. y.'' .itinj ,lr'.t NOtICE OF FINAL THOMAS LOVFTT. Attorney to MC(AUC,IjAN MON YGAGE crn uSed against you and you abandoning. renouncing I 155 tb North 5 tt and PIintiffs, w.ose aress — — REPORTANDAPPLICATION Oohl i Suite LESS the East 46 feet Cf the t,rst 13)0. Pan American CO.PANY, INC. a Flor,dJ COf ditclaimlnq any and ,Il rigt,t 0. the are required to serve a cOpy of your FOR DISCHARGE Dank Building. drrif'w'rJ property), Settion porat;on County of Seminole and the t'ubIlc •n wriltrn defems's, it any, to it on van TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON— Orando Florida 37501, and I,te the Townthp 70 South, o Berg, Gay & Burke. P A • at CERN' 59 60 I range JO East. original with the Clerk a-f the above 61 and 10 the lollowong eribed Post Office Bo* 793, Orlando. Public Records of Sem'nCfe County, ______ ___ rights of way, to witNotIce is g'ven thit JOSEPH M Styled court, on or bfa-e tne 26th , — — — ______________ ________________________ ______ Florida. cOntaining Florida 37502, and file RIViERA CONTRACTORS LTD II I acres more Use original N 1' of thc- , 14 of Lot It Block $ MURASKO and ANNA L. SHUM of December, 5971: Otherwi, a ' ___________________________________________ oe less. INC . a Florid. cov00r at 'on. ci al the above styled WcatherstieIdFirstAdd,I,p B I? with the Clerk of WAY, as Co Executors of the abo,. Judgment will be entered against at publit sale, to the ghrsI nd beSt you court on or bofore December Mnd67 foe Defendants, ityted Estate, have completed Iheir ; SANFORD the rciiW demanded in the bidder for cash, at the West front Cpinp 197& Otherwi38 a iudgraeitt m be and the Civil Action oumber of By the Board Cf County a ministra',nn dhaveflled in this door 01 the Semino:e County which 3 71 1341 C ONLY Con, entered against you for thi relief mlssloners 01 SemInole Count5, Court their Final Reporl and Ap WItNESS my hand a wal of Courthouse irt Santord. Florida, at 'emandnd in the compliint or WITN(53 my band no th of ph ation for Discharge Oble(Ii(ms, Florida, this 54th day 01 Novcmtcr on the 72nd day of SI 00 A M on th 19th day ol petition l,c,al seal of said Court, lht tP, A C) 5971 f ,iny, SPtOI.J ICS be duly tiled wiN' th's November, 1974 of Dcctmb.er. December. WITNESSmy handand lhe%(4l c, A I) (Seal I Court After fIlIng Proof ol (Seal) (SEAL) (Seal) said Court on November 55th. 5974 Board 01 County Pubi,cati.'ys showing that Ihl Notice Arthur H Biky'ith, Jr., (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Arthur H Be'ckwth, Jr Con'misiooe has been publlsh*'cJ once a week for Clerk at the Circuit Court Clerk of CIrcuit Court Arthur H. Bckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Of SemInole County. fout cOnsecutIve *eet, th matter By: Martha T Vihien Clerk of the Circuit Court by Cecella V Ekern ¶eminc,ie County. 'F lot -Florid. of approval of the report, the or LIMIT I WITH 110 ORDER CXC. TOBACCO Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk fly Elan,' RCh,rj, Br Lillian I Jcnkin fly Arthur tt flr5witti, ii Ocring of distribution of the Estate s W. THOMAS LOVETT FLA. GRADE 'A' Deputy Clerk CARLION. FiELDS. Deputy Clerk Clerk the hal discharge of JOSEPH W. THOMAS LOVETT. 01 •1 L RuseII Law Oftic ot * WHOLE WARD, EMMANUEL, M MIJRASKO and AiINA L y Marie W Walker LOVETT. KNEUTER Joseph 1,1 FitZgerald, P A 5ITH & CUTI ER. PA, co van den Berg, Gay, Dep-jty Clcrk SHUMWAY as Co Escutort vs-tI A HOLMES Altorneys f Attorney for Plaintits & Burke Iant,tf COOd*i come ftirit the court 12)0 Par, American 5605 (PtA Towtr 2 S?Crity Ir5I flu-lOng It SotjtPi Magnolia Av tOO? W Citadel Dr Joswh M M*tko Bank Building 700 Brit'ketl Avn'j:' 00 Ba' 793 1'0 Bi 1171 Altamonte Springs, Fl 3?l Anna L. Shtimway Orlando, Florida 37(01 Orlondo, Floc ando Florida Mim;, Florida 33I 37$ POblish t.*c NJ, 1914 PRICEGOODTHRUTUES-.DEC1? Publish Nov. 76., Dsc 3. 10. Attorn,y or Pl#itifj r',t,tittt pnv 19,76.. De< , 33i Publish: Dec. 10. 1V4 , N 131 DElI I?? Pubtijt: Nov 26, Dec L 50, 17. 1974 PbI DCI ('.- i oiii iii 0tH l7ç, Oft : Hodgepodge _________ __________ ______ _____ [_ - Shenfrs ______ ______ ___________ __________ ______ told .. - • 3:31 • - T" 2 4 • F - SALE 1 - - - - - 19 21 __________________ - , _______- ___________ Lega_Notice ___ 5 - 2' 1 Legal Notice - , _______ _______________ _______ 31 - - 71 - ' ____ _____________________________ _________ - ________ 47 48 - 49 __________ - ______ ________ ________ ________ CASE '•.• r - ______ _________ I I_ - - i ARK N' SHOP SPECIALt1 EVERCANE - LB SUGAR 58AG FRYERS 9 7 LB. 37c F �.4 1AInR ACK I W iVILI1 V Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — —.— DEAR ABBY If It Was A Alp By AUE)REY t;wis DEAR ABBY: My husband and I are having an argument and 'ti'nt know whom else to ask, so you are nominated. Mv husband says that Arth ur Burns, Chairman of th e Federal lkcrvc Hoard, wears a wig. I say that's his own hair. Who's right" C. DETROIT If Arthur Burns wore a wig, he'd have DEAR C.: You are. flipped it long ago. DEAR ABBY: Why do so many people look down on cocktail aiLresses' When I went home for Thanksgiving, my moth er asked me to tell the relatives that I work in an office. il'in a mittail w- a,tress.m Abbv. I am a 23-year-old unmarried woman and I've been on Uut I v..o. l& I still tnd t ..t t\cr i)lY'lWtk because my fat her is too sick to work. and I'm th e oldest ('1 six. I've never been into drugs and I don't let guys use me like '.'me of those so-called "respectable' government girls who hang ut at th e bars and go home wi th the first guy who buys th em a p.irt iMilt 'Er ink t'ig - WIll)oupleasedome and lotsototherrespcctable girLsi favor and print this with your Vice-Preiident opinion? DECENT IND.C. DEAR DECEN'I: Cocktail waitresses are entitl ed to th e same consideration and respect due to anyone who pe rf orms honest work for a li vi ng. The person gives dignity to the job not other way 'round. DEAR ABBY: I just read the letter from th e 16-year -vkl irI who eeis herself better qualified to rear children th an "old" people of fl cc 40. Wtwn I as a scant two years older th an this girl, I had a child. I was unmarried at the time, 1 put th e baby up for adoption. It decision, and no one tried to Infl uence me. Now that I am mature and happily mri1ed, I can't begin to tell you how happy I am th at I made th at choice. It would have been unfair of me to taken an innocent infant with me through the "growing up" which took place between then - the was my own have process and now. I agree with you that having a child is a wonderful experienc'e but only when a woman Is mature. How many teefl agegrisdoyou thlnkhave thlsdegree'fmaturIty? My pa ren ts taught me th ings when I w crowing up th at only an "old" 30-year-old parent could know. LUCKY DEAR LUCKY: Thank you for giving others the benefit of sour experience. Very few unmarried teen-age moth ers are sufflelently mature to handle motherhood, DEAR ABBY: I read with some amusement about the girl whose boyfriend told her she couldn't get pregnant because he had been "injured" playin g f oot ll My husband told me the same story Ofli) he was playing baseball. We are now the proud parents of triplets! "For it's one two three strikes, you're out at the old ball - game! JO JO IN COCOA, FLA. got !.ç—Er Li when his divom is &W.I UW* I love Mm emuo to marry him, but I'm not awe yet. One of the problems is that he is aa old as lam. I invited Jimmy snd Laura over to meet my guy. Th ey told me privately that they th ink I am looking for a father and I need to see a shrink. l feel I owe itto them to take their advice. But then If I d's, wo uldn't It show that I am not sure about my feelin gs for my guy' twice . •-•- --- -. k . - ' I"ItEl) MOORE pioneered Presents Holiday Music and _________ CaI ody: ___________ . -- ' f' _____ = ____ ____ ' _ - w Fred Washington, Randy Brown and John Corso lead the Seminoles in the offensive ______ - "partments, r., if - ft, Robert Borkoski and Larry Jackson also hit for double figur es In the loss. ____ _____ ______ . _______ .. - DAN ....,J 1 Mainla nd is rated in the 4-A Region Two group as th e team to beat along with Evans, Vero Reach and Pom pano Beach. The Buccaneers are led by James Brown, who returns for the :) especially in the Metro ConTONIGHTS GAMES I ake Howell at Sanford \;i al Academy' !.yman at Edgewater tkc Brantley at Lake Wales Oak Ridge at Seminole Daytona Mainland at Oviedo _____ . while _.P - i , JAMES GRAY SANFORD , ONLY I SUGAR LIMIT I 5 LB. 2 BAG AP Billie Jean King tritered Ow "peni ng event of the 1975 women's Indoor professional tennis tour Monday and will be defending her title in the 175,000 tournament here Jan. 6-11. Ms. King has committed herself to only two tournaments in the 10-event tour. She will also play in Sarasota. Fla., the week after the San Francisco tow-na. ment. Layton Inducted (ThCU;O iAI' The late Johnny Layton, world threevushion champion 12 times during the 1920 and I93(, was been named to the Billiard Congress of America Hall ti Fame on Monday. layton, who died in 1958, was the wor ld pocket bi lliards champion in 1916. In winning his three-cushion titles, he defeated such champions as Willie Hoppe, Welker Cochran. Jake Schaefer Jr., and Augie Kicckhefer, - WITH 7 SO ORDER EXC. TOBACCO FL. GRADE 'A' WHOLE PRICE GOOD TP$RU TUES. DEC. Sell 17 Shorter Still Running For Akuous Can you tell me how to remove a white coat- The Het'aki's "YULETIDE Z GIFT GUIDE" Mi' The YULETIDE 57 so GIFT GUIDE appeQrs daily has and Ideas worth j of an Qfts Ii -- I'. ''1• Santa Claus. All just a t' '' away. Christmas - - promise to be most exciting Christmas Gifts P Frilly and tailored styles just right toppinqs .. . ; I 'oc.m .' • EASYI Select sour rw •'I - sAkiJperA— Cute 2 beroom, ipoti?i US$00. Owner iIiI -. ."-.-'' - -- -- - $ Snow Stops Game CI.I:VEI.AND 'A1'i A World Hockey Association auie it'twcen the Cleveland Crusaders and the Michigan Stags, scheduled for Dec. 1 at the (loveland Coliseum but tponed because of a severe snowstorm, has been r tt'heduled for March 12, the Crusaders said Monday . gtfts p, shopping as NEVER SO CQ$SIe'J -4 .. r.) He'aid's Section, -1, phone call the mistth an clogged In the IIONOI.Ul.0 iAI'i Ol)mpic mara th on champion Frank Shorter and two teammates are expected to be in the field For the second annual Honolulu Marathon Sunday Nearly 300 runners, ages 9 to 67, are entered in the 26. mile run in downtown Honolulu and Waikiki, Joining Shorter will be 1972 Olympic teammates Kenny \Ioore, w ho finished fourth at Munich, nd Jeff Galloway', who also placed in the top 10. Defending champion Duncan MacDonald ('F Honolulu, a former Stanford University runner. is also entered. -- EL EARLY. WIt. - • .' - 1:45 p.m. SA N FRANCISCO i ey are Buy -, the season and a Monday, Wednesday and Saturday basis Billie Jean To Defend '' .. - -. - starting Dec. 30. Post time for all matinees performances is at , PARK N' SHOP SPECIAL" is often aeon in - DEAR POLLY —1 used to let the coffee and tea stain In my pots as I could net get rid of the bleach taste (or a week after such cleaning. Now after bleachii them I rtise with water, put a small amn un i of vnegar In each pot, swish around until all the inside of th e pot has bevm touched by the vinegar, rinse again and :lJ Lchanithrtastoofbkh This season, racing will be on a nightly, except Sunday, basis with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday at the start of champions. in a suit filed by a large motel chain against the American Soccer League champt.4, Oceaneers, The Soviet squad won the game 10-9. The motel claims it Is owed $3,793.09 by the team for food, lodging and rent. • , EVERCANE GRANULATED Turquoise Is ideally suited to bracelets, and earrings and H.McC. DEAR H. .MrC My old star!by 1i removing white spots from furniture is to make a paste wi th cold cigarette ashes and either butler or margarine. Rub in very hard following the. grain of the wood until spot disappears. It seems logical that this shouI1 wor k just as well on a polished floor but ç*ha ps some of u reade rs may have better Ideas. POLLY. DE 'R POLLY My Pet Pee- t is with electric mixers th at are made with such short legs on the beaters that each time I try to w hip any quantity of potatoes or make an angel cake (which is . PROVIDENCE, H.!. (All) - A Superior Court judge has issued a restraining order barring the Providence Civic Center from paying the Rhode Island Oceaneers soccer team its share of receipts from a Monday night t'thibitiun game. Judge Florence K. Murray issued the order, prior to the game against Ararat Erevan, the Russian national soccer for Turquoise Gifts Popular - hbJ - __________________________ p.m. Being Withheld have up under the mixer. ThIs is very 1rutraUng for with beaters a bit I -=- - u)N(;wooI) — Tonight is the last session of pre-5eason schooling races at Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. The Central J'lvrlda greyhound facility will open its doors for the 1974-75 racing season on Friday Post time for the first race will be at 8 Game Reciepfs Irene Brown. - hosfess ------ - _________ finis made NO )' short __________________________ _____ ________ Acade my as the scoring was ba lanced with Hubert Kerkow, Bill Ross, Tom Acheson, Mark Bassett and Charlie Dickens hing in double figures. The Silver Hawks dropped a weekend game against Wy-more Tech as they managed but 47 IN BRIEF accessible to every . often )U beaters are far into Oviedo's gym tonight. Dale Phi llips' club is cur rently 1-2 after its loss to Ocala Vanguard over the weekend, but the Lions continue to score ata high rate, led by 6-4 guard Clennie Patteron and Eddie Bowdy, wt. finished wi th 20 points against Vanguard. Edgewater Is currently tin. beaten and had a victory (', Ovicdo last week, Tonight's game marks tIe first of three Metro Conference g ames as Lyman plays Oak .;i RidgeandJonesinit,n(0 __________________________ :arnes in Its quest for the ''rifcrcm,i' tit V. Also looking for it. first "/ vktory is Lake Brantley. Chris Butterworth's Patriots have _______ lost two games wi th its loss to New SmyTna Beach over the weekend, although senior C1 forward Ray Bowli ng collected , J 20 points in the losing effort. GABRIEl. With the Brantley foot ba ll CLYI)E IIUI)SON Seminole is 2-0 after its victories in the Daytona Seabreeze tourney during the Thanksgi vi ng Holiday. After tonight's game, Jones and Seabreeze follow into the Seminole gym before the n;mual Tourney. SOKC P ri m ed For Friday's Inaugural by a New York the Charles and Stella Guttman Foundation, After the dramatic success of the Guttman Clinic in finding breast cancer in its earliest detectable stage, the American Cancer Society and the government join tly funded 10 similar clinics In other cities with promises of more in 10 y What but plain dollars Attractively attired in plum colored formal gown, member, of the Central Florida Chorale under and cents preven ts such a clinic th e direction of Julie Bishop (front row, right), accompanist Rettye Smi th (front row, left) and M.C. from being Morris Melts, will present a program of holiday music, Dec. 20 in the Sanford Civic Center. Reser- woman in the country' right ations may be th rough Mm's, Bishop, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Jean Melts, and Mm's, The no w! concert, sponsored by Seminole Mutual Concert Association, promises a va ried program to suit We women collected everyone. Chorale membership by audition council Interview will recommence in January and monies every charity under persons interested in joining should con ta ct Mrs. Bishop. the sun. Isn't it about time we did something for ourselves? Central Florida Chorale - - po in ts, year. s. radiologist, Dr. Philip Strax, who received his funding from - 'I is loaded with seniors. ____ __________ weekend victory over Ilow me prototype for this clinic .' was ing on a polished hardwood floor left after a radiator leaked? -- ••• The Ac'adomnv commit's For Wood Stains / - - _. playing a split varsity and JV schedule, as it only plays sopho. mores and the Naval Acamic: - : -' normal cells). -4 An Old Standby DEAR POLLY - - POLLY'S POINTERS - - Ridge, as Joe M il l's club is playing a Metro schedule this are west, 1 ___ . and neighborhood? Hawks travel to the Sanford Naval Academy for a varsity encou nte r with Coach Chris -.. of cast gold and carved also an excellent choice for the month of December linked silver belts go well with turquoise. Its primary sour ces dramatic designs in bracelets, be cause of its perennial these. Women are delighted by are Iran and the south western earrings, clips and pins. popula ri ty for gifts. Moreover, more sophisticated settings as United States, The chief sources of ZirCOfl D.H. says the American Gem well as turquoise pins and clips. are the gravel beds of Cam. DEAR D. Yes. But It's nothing to be tbamed of. That takes Society, turquoise comes In Turquoise Is also popular with t he second bodla Ceylon. Th Intelligence! It's a let eader to make a mistake than remedy It. Oes and ty'lies that appeal to men, particularly in the South- stone, renowned f or its ustolly found In company with Get .therapy, and stay single until you are swe of your brilliancy and fire. Outshone all ages. Girls love to collect where it ft was rubles, sapphires, spinels and feeling.. . turquoise-studded silver saddle studdings and belt only by the diamond, known In medieval times as a cure for plague, insomnia and Perhaps one reason for the Other ills, appeal of turquoise is that it has long been believed to bring Zircon comes in many colors, &' success in love and money. the most popular being a rich Turquoise dates hack to the blue. Other colors include pale notl bed.. Egyptian dynasty, when honey, golden yell ow, flame red Queen Zer owned Jewelry and leaf green. Zircon makes a conststing of alternate plaques handsome cocktail ring, and is By POLLY ('RAMER Nwin~* - - - - ______ Marlette's team. Howell is - - - . ree me - -. suongcst opponent looms . — DEAR ABBY: Two years ago, I moved In wi th an older couple, Jimmy and Laura. They treated me like a daughter and helped me get my head together. I was pretty messed up. I feel I ee them a lot, Six mon ths ago, I my own apartment, and th months later l began seeing a lot of this man l work with. I have fauenjn love with him. He moved in wi th me last veek and wants to marry -- .-- - • — — Iwht.• - - prejudi -- — nominee disease. much of the surrounding tissue disorders but rates a tax- a contribution, for the most Researchers agree that the NeLcon Rockefeller was sincere If one out of every 14 men as possible. Despite this drastic exempt society of as own. part, through the American equivalent of a Pap Test for but mistaken when he spoke of developed cancer of the therapy, breast cancer remains The posters, direct mail Cancer Society, which lip- Breast Cancer Is within the the "incredible coincidence" of genitalia, there Is no question the leading cause of death solicitations and TV marathons portions its funds ac co rding to realm of probability. The funds his and the president's wife but that this would be the among women. constantly requesting our Its scale of priorities, the for a crush research program J developing breast cancer nation's nwuber one heal th It is about time for women to dollars for medical research demands made upon it and that might make it an actuality in sirnultaneusly. priority, with generous take some initiative and the are witness to the fact that organization's judgmental the very near fut ure. Breast can cer strikes one out government and foundation first step should be the creation virtually every known morbid evaluation of a project's worth . A rece nt article in New York of every 14 women, and when grants attracting th e best oi a Breast Ca ncer Foundation disease (including some very Breast Cancer, in most cases, Magazineentitled "The Politics one considers that th is sta tistic scientific minds and pouring for research into improved rare ones) has an ac- takes many years to de velop to of Cancer" described the includes women of all ages n)--n7)into research, methods of de tection, treat. companying fund-raising ap. the size where it is palpable. If dilemma of two researchers while a breast cancer is limited Yet in tl* IuLit 50 years not ment and rehabilitation. paratus. Doesn't the leading it could be detected while still who had developed a drug that mainly to women over 35. it is one new treatment for breast Heart disease, the leading killer of women deserve a drive microscopic in size, survival shrank breast tumors in mice but wh had to :ib:in!n their project for lack of funding. There are reports from abroad of serums w hich lower the recurrence rate in breast IL cancer, but which yet ha ve to be clinical ly tested in this country. ... #! =~ k— ______ Research funds for breast cancer, controlled by women would be less likely to be affected by medical egoes and -......... ce After all , we women know that cur chances one in 14 of getting this disease. Free (or low-cost) cancer detection clinics are available In only eleven cities. These clinics, w hich represent the most sophisticated screening me thods currently available, provi de palpation by an M.D.. Mammograms (special low voltage X-rays ci the breast) 1L and ultra-sensitive heat measuring devices (cancer cells throw off more heat than p -- All Seminole County teams Conference play also begins points, currently 0-3, after its defeat season ending, Steve HarLs will be in action tonight as the tonight as Lyman High begins Lake [Irantley's opponent his final year after leading the second week of prep basketball its competition Lyman travels Edgewater against Tampa Jefferson Jobs the basketball team and toght, Lake Wales, is also team in scorg st season. in the tough hoping to pick up its first vic- Saturday night. continues with all five county should add experience as he coming off a loss Metro Conference as it opposes tory against a strong Eagles' to Jones Seminole High School opens The Greyhounds were out, started last year. Hargis is 6teams seeing action. 1 over the weekend. Its a strong Edgewater team and team. Rick Steinke's club Is sized in home season against Metro ____________________________ the 63-48 loss, but the Seminole opens its W74-75 home __________________________ ConfCrence representative '1" _.--_-1 5111 .e i Lie VOL Wd 0-1 JUnIOr season against another Metro _________________________ Daytona Mainl Bernard Wright, who hauled in _________________________ ____________________ for the Oviedo Lions as a strong foe, Oak Ridge. 10 rebounds and scored 19 a.iu.I. an d team comes The Lake Howell Silver . .i Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1974-18 - % u Schedule Of Contests On Tap Tonig ht apparent that more than one cancer has emerged cause of death among men, oi its own? chances would be dramatically out of 14 women in this age basically, therapy is still isn't lumped together with Presently, anyone concerned increased and the need for group Is likely to have had this amputation of the breast and as other v as en. circulatory with breast disease has to make mutilating surgery decreased, The llcrald&nkes By ABIGAIl. VAN BIttEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- --- Breast Cancer Research Stymied Wig It Would've Flipped U Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1974-6A ------ Slalom Postponed MAIIIB()R, ';'ugoslavia iAP i 'lime woruut'n's grand slalom competitions for the World Sliing Cup, o"igina'ly set For I)er. 15, have been postponed until Jan. 19 because if a rtdi- v 41 5111W , ' The greyhounds attending the schooling classes for the last two weeks have been put into the respective grades according to the system set up by the rules of racing by Racing Secretary John Anson. Top qualifiers and possible starters in the opening night Inaugural Handicap include such prospects as Don Hutcherson's This Is Phantom, Frank Selich's Dixie Dewitt, Dick licuchin's Belle Davis and E.L. Beckner's Mary Etta. This Is Phantom was Hutcherson's stalwart performer at Sodrac Park, North Sioux City, S.D., this past summer winring two stakes contests and, with 16 grade A victories, the track's win chan'.pinn'hip. Mary Etta was Beckmer' three-eighths mile mainstay at Sarasota Kennel Club this year. She set a new track recorl at that dista nce , breaking the famous Miss Whirl's previous mark back In 1966. Miss Whirl was a favorite of SOKC racing fans and set a new world's record of purse money won of over $100,000 during her racing career. Miss Whirl is presently at her owner's farm in Longwood, producing offspring that have raced at SOKC and have helped her owner, Ralph Ryan, maintain a top position on the Kennel Standings list here, Sarasota and Tampa for the last several Stets~ . ... .. . . - . •• -' -. . .. - :. — - - . rhese Greyhounds fit-ad for the wire Orlando Kennel Climb as they . . -. . - •-. - t Sanford- night's Inaugural when the track opens its doors on prepare for Friday another racing season.,t crowd of 8,500 Is expected. years. Many of Miss Whirls offspring will be in competition at SOKC when the season opens this year, Other possibiliti f aer esor berth in the Inaug ural on th e basis of their schooling performances are George Mandeville Ken. nel's G.M.'s I Cold U. Al Kusil's Al Sunday and John Yamin's Mixer 11. All have won at least two of their prep trials. Anson is also expecting some late top grade entries from kennels currently campaigning at Tampa Greyhound Track. Kennels from Tampa that are currently battling for top honors that will be at SOKC with their full compliment of speedsters are: Beckner, Paul Scheele, who had last season's win chainpionship in Garbonzo; Don Abernathy, whose Fast Buck is cu rrently top winner at Tampa; Larry Hughes, Ryan and others. A full compliment ofgreyho,tithisat the track awaiting the opening. In addition to thon- kennels already mentioned others that will he campaigning will be &otherton, Cole, Collins, Crawford, Cummings, Gerard, Gouvela, Greig, Harry-Cindy, Hawkins. Kahn. 1. & G Farms, Loyer, Marriott, Richardson, Souza and Williams. urs ay ie 1 I ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (Edmunds Activities Centert The Hatters suffered their Mexico, despite out-scoring the 29 charity tcsses ian .828 made good on just eight of those Stetson University's Hatters on Thursday night to meet an first loss in three outings here host team from the floor, 37.33. percentage) was the difference attempts. return to the friendly confines always-tough Western Ken- last night as they fell 90-82 to the New Mexico's abil ity to draw as the Hatters went to the free of their DeLand home court luck)- basketball team. Lobos of the University of New personal fouls and convert Prior to last night's game, the 24 of throw line only 16 times and Hatters had limited their op. ponents to just over points Wgame as they whipped Marshall University' of West Virginia fl-58 in the season's opener and then belted the LOS AN(;ELEs (A1't University of California at The ('buck Knox took over from that the Itams Monday night, "I ington the ba ll on the Rams' 73. signed play that was sent in. We Berkeley Washington Redskins spoke in Tommy Prothro, Allen's sue• don't believe 59-43 on Saturday. played up to Four plays later, Khmer threw split an end off and nobody diplomatic chorus after they cessor. their potential." a go-ahead touchdown pass. covered him. The punter has Four Stetson players hit in beat the Los Angeles Rams to Quarterback Kilmer and exthe option to the double figures against the throw Allen said but t be was not Rams' starting stirgain a berth in the National quarterback Ram defensive tackle Diron prised 'er went a little too Lobos with Dave Stowers that the James i Rams tried Harris, "woozy" from Football lague playoffs for Talbert had nothing but connecting for 20 to set the praise and failed on a surprise pass being hit by Redskin pass rush. downfield, the fourth straight year. for their potential playoff adby Mike Burke from punt for. em's late in the pace. billy Williams confirst half, sat out Nobody on the Redskins "ursary The receiver, recently actributed 19 while Otis Johnson ination in the second period, the second half as young Ran quired Tony Plummer, found team, after Monday night's 3"We had to win. We didn't because Dallas had pulled that Jaworski ran the 11am offense, himself well covered by the added 17 and Billy Seitz had 14. 17 triumph on national teevision In Memorial Coliseum, want to wait until next week," trick in the Thanksgiving Day But the Redskins weren't going Redskins. Game scoring honors went to to get caught napping. %% as saying they beat the REAL said Khmer of the Redskin 24-23 loss to the Cowboys. bill Hagens of the Lobos, as he Allen didn't call it the turning e.-notions. Itams. "We were ready this time," 'was hit for On Burke's pass, Knox said, point, but that Burke pass an even two dozen Kilmer, who completed 19 of said Allen, of Burke's pass that It's no small wonder. The 'No one thing turned the game a big play. Any time a play sets markers. Redskins represent the nation's 29 passes for 269 yards, added was broken up and gave Wash. around. It was not a pro-dc. up a score, it's big," Despite the loss, Stetson's capital, and diplomacy is one of defensive play was still contheir strong suits, or at least it was Monday night. They realsidered exceptionally tough as they checked the Lbos enough lied they likely will be in lAis to it their shooting perAngeles again to play the . _.L 2__ _t .1 %A I.. ' AI I •A t--.---1%UIII.1, ctwHIpwnS (II Inc IFUUI Inc minor C NaIL! I I.) II IV IUI I I while hitting at a 53 per cent in tmnal (onfcrcnce West, ;n the the losing effort. Iirst round of the playoffs in two weeks. NEW ORLEANS (Al - Blacks been treated well," Burns said. "Jim's New Mexico is rio% 3-1 whie licial Sidney Cates, said he has also 'it could be," said Coach were admitted under pressure last year the Hatters are 2-1. widow received all the attention and been afforded opportunities suiting his George Allen of Washington. to the previously all.hite group sympathy that any other member's abilities. Thursday's game with "We still have a chant-c to win sponsoring the Sugar Bowl, and the wife might have expected. Western "Sidney made some suggestions on Kentucky begins at 8 1114' division lithe Giants beat shotgun marriace seems ha I' wa'irk Oh' - o I iii a tic' R edsIc i ns \/( i n o 7! 23 1 - ... . - - ___ ,. JI 4,. _- AA - -- ____ U& ____ I bY uric Ii1 . ,!J I VV ei I — •L - -. �_ _______ 213—Evenlng I I . Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesda y , Dec. 10, 1974 i - 12 b(;Ur1tMjMU - _ Results Jai fl$ MON DAY N FIRST Doublet. Spec 7 Golam c,. 60 4 00 3 (% —_ 1jI! - , _______ Rt?on t Ch'cecio i'k - ' " 110- 1. L.... - SECOND —00 : AbtrU ____ _0 ao 6 ABA - -- Doublet. Spec 7: Beilia FOURTH Dou•. Spec. 7: OOn,:nq, Z.srre 2) 00 7 C)) 510 6 rertecia 16 31 S70 r);I DoubIc (2 6) 57((j FIFTH ubIes. Spec 7: 21 sortreaI Pc''on 4? •. 110 • - - DoubI. Spec. 7: .. Vcfr. 12. 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DEC. 17 wuLuRiGin 6.991 16 - Walton'who has " lissed the Placed one of her I Ut six in Blazers' Wt seven games be. Bull's eye to earn her the caseofajnJW bone s . on second place tropti his left ankle, said in an interDarr)l Payne, archery in. view Monday: I got some structor and eastern collegiate to be worked out, but I'd chanipp, connnend on h rather not say what they are." well the students have ci ' s' t aAsvII1n1,(j.,ftus lIu - rc ers splay A too4a "ion 1n ?7' Wflato At Los Ar,(w#". , 4 4 "Sonlor woe said some things their skil; Wt;li, in my name that they didn't LA It 5 5 S I 343 191 2)5 have any right to say, and that's Each contestant shot three New Oil S $ 0 3*3 (43 725 A?lanti rOOkie Bin Walton rounds of arrows from 7 Il 0 iSa 101 261 of the Portland Trail Blazers, distances of 10 yards, 15 yards, Monday; Game ending nIS silence on last and 20 yards. Maurice Fields, WsMQsOn 7) Arqelej week's rumors tha t he might corning frnm a 22 po int d'Uicit rtire from Saturday. Dec. I professional at the end of 1k first round, Cfocwtnati of Pmu)vrgh basketball. finisl)ed in first place wi th a minnMIA , ç,, "1 didni say anything, and I total score Dallas a' Oblanc. N of 200. don't feel obliged to dispute "01,1114111Y. Dec. is &-ndra Orwig and James C.reen what other people have said," Warren were nck-and.neck Nr Enol4nd ' Miami the highly bHdzed former throughout the competition , UCLA 3W said Monday. Cleveland At No-' 4tion FRYERS FLA. GRADE 'A' WHOLE ill bill #1 (114411 04 1.1-f-I 0'ACA0 K0011-0t, .% Prot - I's"864"? . WOST Of TotIll POK11 III 'S TO'l 111OW "011ISM11 Ml list — BUYS BY THE CARLOAD - SAVING ?NGD? y ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES 1rnaAoti ,,_'; Mill golf 'iiu5u, a 7,033-yard test designed by golf arct'jtect Joe [see, has been selected as one of the sites for Ends Silence Minn. &1C lus lift lmor IVIRVOAV PAICIS ftus ati. 101,1111 Ire clats Also Nicklaus and Torn WeLskopf in Bill Walton 'r) NYGIamis; it U IS4 )it 117, v_v, LIMIT I WITH 7.50 ORDER EXC. TOBACCO FRYERS - 19 Mrs I - : : : : 23i Daltn SALE TUES. Dent, called by Golf Digest the longest hitter. Dent Buffalo 9 1 0 492 250 773 Pan A??t?Ii' 7). Arl St 70 New (r 7 6 0 53* 371 755 Houston .c. W Texas $t 71 NY Jets 6 7 0 147 7t 747 5?. MMyI. Ici 74 SW flat? 1) C 5.1 15? 7$J .as - Central D,vso Arijor 5' 77. V,ht $? 70 Pitt 9 3 1 .731 77$ 154 R1c 17. HOuStOn earl. U (mcI 7 6 U 53* 710 737 5 F Aij9t1 92. SW Ross #0 6 7 0 4 706251 FAR WEST Cleve 1 9 0 306 277 3(4 Montana 7Q. San Jose St Western Diiuon reno St 76. DV 67 Oakland '1 7 0 .1* n. 204 N Meilco 90. Stetson 67 Denver EjIjip, St $3 Seattle 77 7 S 1 57? 203 277 kin City S $ 0 313 7)$ 751 Idaho St 72. Wyomsnq ea San OIeçoi 9 0 306 195 7ss DePaut $0. 'Goniaga 73 * SMART SANTA"S . tour's AMIA ti. Arkan%a% T3 Yet Arli"lon t, Pacific 70, U cluv 67 SUGAR -- __ c., 5- $297 - $297 'PARK N' SHOP SPECIAL" LB ------- "PARK N' SHOP SPECIAL" . - 5BA~ - FewChanges In Cage Poll ______________________________________________ AMERICA'S LARGEST W111YE & SPIRITS M ERCHANT --- CORiPeting pros win be able o '-r-"--, -' --'r-'- - EVERCANE GRANULATED — money in the second. $7. Val arais ;'- Seminole . - SAORO Su ar M 1'611 Toumey Ex ands The scheduled pro-am and pro-pro, event wW be Wd on C'MIC11411-Y 102. NA Lowsiana, Friday, Dec. 13. All events are IR open to ft public at no chmc. ccording MIDWEST fessiona! Bill Nutting, i5o pros .Notre 0amt 75, Kansas SO will compete in the firg siection, Mi?n St. Ii. Stout 5? with up to 180 additional pros Gwn;~Ha f I 3) $31 AD Perfec!h i I 31 i46 40 TWELFTH — Dovb*L Sp#C. 7: Bilbao Juan 17 -- -.- - _. -- . entries by competing pros. The original Sugar Mill Open, scheduled for Dec. 14.1i, win be expanded with another two-day kr"luckv 102. Old -m,n N -- A.j - To Benefit .. The Gold Sponsor Cornnhit teei sJ edmatpreent over ISO professionals have sign up for the up coming Deltona Ope* to J an . b 1).11 The ttee 11 the goal of $10000 to be given to the tiitral Fl rida Zoo will be tbtiined arid voukI like to urge all potential told Sponsors t return their applications as soon possible as the fin closing date is approaching. Chairman Harold Kasther and De. Jerry M. Robinson will txld th e final meeting Dec. 16. Afterwards the field will be Set for e Gold Sponsor Tournament. set for Jan 4. th heavy Vile!Aerbilt 9S, Te,x0s Tech g6 Aubtilrn IS. vi Carolina 16 Alat)&ma So g7. arred,Cl I? W To Vie Deltona. _______________________ Alabama U Ge-iwga Tech 76 0 - NEW SMYRNA BEACH - qualifying for the U.S. Open in Sugar Mill is a 5-acre major addition to the existing ugarMill, one of s top. 1975. It has been included recreation community on golf clubhouse Ls sched uled for rated golf courses, has added numerous times among the top heavily wooded, rol ling terrain 1975, as is a tennis and 3wiman extra section to its FGA 25 courses in Florida. reminiscent of the Carolinas. A rilng complex. tournament because of 57 ChucPo ____ - - 10 øe EAST Ne% H,inimh-re Singe. Spec. 7. 1960 (S 7 TENTH ______ Amon Those PoIa at Chcaqo 'c'oa a La,a,I c, ron , O-r;-l. -. - nnif ;:,,,,,+ - ( College ) DoubIi. Spec. I. Ovin'144 I'd 6) sasoo Perfecth 12 6) $735 so - ______ ________ 7 ____________ ______ - Cage Scores NINTH ''tua __•__ 1. I EIGHTH - _____ ( 5•5 Tuv sags bats Vn(uvtc at Cleveland 6 !S.O Perfecta . Mondiy'; Games I Mrua - __ -- .. WHA SIXTH— DOUbIVI. Spec. 7: SEVENTH I ___.-1, - Sala Allu S 60 Fermin Ramon Ouin;tqa 12 6) S49 70 F 1 ' S 00 S SO 3 4nI - . — Monday % Gam No rirn's cPtuuIeI Tundays Games St at New - I __________________________ • MncP7 Muqua O ui:a Altu - - ' Gladden, Deltona Country Club pro, said advanceen are beginning (o pour in for one of the niostchaUenging tests (bfl the Florida PGA winter tour. Gladden characterizes the par 72 layout as "tougher than the average championship course." Only six entrants last year were able to break par for 36 holes. The en will be preceded on Jan. 10 by a Pro-Am event W having a $6,000 purse. Proceeds from the 1975 Open wi ll go toward construction a new Central Florida Zoo to be located between Sanford and - I? - W%IS tIlts 11L.___ NHL 0rela (71) 51(00 I- $ I lul %-7 Buck _lIIII! : Ica --------- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuc n ry'f — - - _- . - - __ .- __ ___ - ___ - y, c 10, I'-BASKETBALL LEAGUE with 17 points, Gee Pcrzig players in the scoring column. FIRST F'EDEAL!8 LIONS29, had eight and Steve Phillips Tito Jchitwn had 11 points, R/iMS28 , eight, Glenn The best game of the day was ATLANTIC NATIONAl. rib gamie went fight Ci Swift and Freddie Howard four the wire. The decided in the last 30 seconds 11~v KEN 11APPOPORT BANK 44 winning tt of Places 10 tbE 111 NO. G i-anking niter three games Last W"k and was each, Joe Knrlmaj and Sammy Coach JC SAN RD EI.E81C30 play. n AP Sports Writer se c onds w Ms two victories last week, urililul iwo each. Jason Ungle on while awarded 39 first-place votes year of rebuilding,* I~ wontwo AtWitic Nationtil looked like the clock. Randy Harvey had Southern California gained South Carolina plunged eight and a total of 936 points. and Michael Towers each had The Seminole Junior in a row. Mike Gaudreau was a differei: team withtwo o its five 10 points for the Uon& Derek Foundation Benefit College the most round and South pot to No. 13 after an upset. points t1Ci won twice last week to high with 15 points lh starters hack in the lineup. Paul CarOhna lostAssociated the most prestige fortwo. WTRR, and Mike Martin had eight, Kenneth Tournunent will be heldGolf at j, this week's Press Schlrard had North Carolina State, UCI.A improve iLs record ti) 4.0, same Pe rry five, Charles Riggins Mayfair Coun Bridges had six, Andy I,ogan McNulty. who missed last and Indiana continued to run I. as the Wolfpack, and gain ed try Club on Jan. INTEIIMEDIATE BoyS 2 college basketba ll po ll. five, and Glenn Swift two. joe week's game. had 17 points and , e four wid Dearee Hayes two. For 24 wit I a 12:30 p.m. shotgun same piUon they've points for a solid hold on the BASKETBALL LEAGUE Lahnian had 18 points for Mark Iluaman, who also was the RRmis, Scott MiLson had 11 start kicking off the charity The Trojans shot up four had since the pre-season polls. runnerup spot. The Bruins were JETS3l, missing last week, had eight, points, Chad Roll 10, Glenn event. ueies Gulf, Torn Rowe four, Bill Cosgrave six Carlton SU (391 North Carolina State, the de. awarded three ballots for first ii 40 936 ' Marcel .our, Bruce Annett and Eddie Gary Brown two 1A)) 1 fending national champion, wo 40 , place. The Eagles are going to have and Pat Sessio ns two each. Brown four, Braxton Perkins Proceeds from the tourIndiana (1) 30 131 i Louisville (3) and James lAtton two each. For tor narnent will benefit Seminole 20 good VIKINGS54, GltGORyLUlt1BFR30 SANFORD la y er s who just Sanford Electric, Steve Whitted p haven 't put it COLTSZ9 ONLUNITEDSTATBANKfl 6- Scor Cal 30 415 had 21 points, pat Haa rrison together. 'Ibe Jets showed a other scholarship activities.n 7 Marquette Th The Colts were outclassed by 20 36) EVERCAP4E is game could have gone seven Wesley Steele and well-balanced 8 P1 Carolina 30 )5 attack. Mark the Vikings. Kenneth Bent'ey En I Itrdy b either way. Gregory Lumber ('hatl blanks may be ob. GRANULATED Kansas 's Kelly one each. 3, 3(9 Renaud had eight points, had a two lead at half. Mark had 18 points, Rubin Cotton 17, Seminole writing Junior College to the 10 Alabama 70 271 LB. ItIDA STATE Corry and Ch ris Gardner six Jose Starling 10, Mike Aiken ft Notre Darre time. Plea Roberts was high 3 0 232 SUGAR BAG BANK 31 , Penn H each, Issac Stephens five, seven and David Gei ger two. JO 5 man for Gregory Lwnber wi th In P.O. LJOX (3. S. Carolina WI'RB 12 I 156 LIMIT I WITH 7 ORDER EXC. TOBACCO Renard Edwards fo ur and Chip For the COILS, Jim Edmonds 15 points, IICO Perez had eight, Lake Mar" zI"code37746orbv II Memphis SI 70 is Florida State Bank is off to a Wilki ns two. For th FLA. GRADE 'A' teiepiaoflafl, the a,,, e Eagles, had eight, Doug Packard five, 2 I 67 Athlet ic IS P',rdue Kevin Story five and Wayhe good start, winning its first two Michael Lanier had seven, David WHOLE lb. MichIn C 20 64 Kenny Office. McCook, 17. onnelly two. Dennis Germain games. The learn showed a Donnell Gilchrist six and Williams, Ronnie Ryan and 3-0 iF was high for United States Bank well.balanced attack with six Tyrone Hayes two. of ewn 10 3) LB. Entry fee for the entire day's ,Is , Oklahoma Hilly Grif fi th four each, 7 I p activities is 130. 10 L Providence 70 26 PRICE GOOD THRU TUES.. DEC. Il I DELThNA—M least ll5 golfers are expected to compete for 'i $12,000 in prize money at the fifth annual Deltona Open here- Jan. l!.12. - Mondays Games NO - Sanford Rerrp-nfinn Dp.ninirtmo sif __ , 11111111111100 4 .!Lr In ' Deltona - $ .c 770 - - IL pf"fir-cla IS 1) $134 70 THIRD : - . -- -,-- -,-,. " S7OSO . "- . Se B,f if, QneIs 12 6) . '' I I I MP. — i ___9 -' - _= - - - to serve borderiess silkscreen From square negatives. 31 101 2 1U 1harsRAND you. Size I 5 Get the news ONCE AGAINI WE'RE prints. OPEN 24 HOURS that affects YOU Plus Processing and your county! MOVIE FILMS 112C '~ o~ -'~1- ~_ -~- -V~- ~'- ~-.~- - - _- -_~:,-% - - ---- - - -- ------ -- ------ - - .I:I -. - - ______ - - - -- - - - - - - - - ..:. - ----- - ------ - . -- - - - -- - -- --: .- — -- �-- H e rald, Saniord, 1. -venn Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1974 ________________ ___ Even!ng Herald, Sanford, FL We i NURSING WWI - 11111 . W1911ILVAllu—, — At IF 1__ . -- Vi Ph. 322-6707 " ____ _________________ $ E-0 N Planting Guide& Almanac 14 00 W.First 5 . Ph.323-6630 Sanford I3pI [] _•-r1•11 ____ r Christmas Gifts For Your Tree 4 A AA I M And ssories 9AIL LAWN BARN Save I FARM EQUIPMENT — ON BEAU Beauty From Shoe Tree TL! on s You Can Duda Auto Parts and Oviedo Tractor Co. -- -. -- - Printers A $v6siMary at Larvir Er"orptists , " 1% 750 Well 91h Street SanfOrd, Florida 32771 Phone 30S.322-2772 Glass & Paint Co,, Inc, 'L 1 ~,i ntvd STYLED WIGS ON — iw Visit Our r140111 4.0 all L9 ................. Other print," . PriJ OPenDatlyloa.m..9p.m.sun 1pm 6pm DEMONSTRATIONS CAL HEGSTROM f FLA, . ,,,., ytora Sntond Bit? Ikins .' . . 1k - . -EQ '. n . .ga a 30 %TAF45 EXPERT •, 1243 831.2522 _Thu. Eves.to9p.m. tOrn as are CONTRACTORS BUILDERS — WEEKENDERCUSTOM AAACE: 14OUSE PLANS ADDITlot4 PLAPIS SHOP DRAWINGS __ 1] to Help e win ethe race11 411 BLUEPRINTS — ( 1' I # George Stuart Says: i sweaters, bl e aWflTrou roue Phone 321-0334 FAST - ACCURATE ECONOMICAL MARCH OF DIME$ _______ IL PALACE, INC I — ____ 1Lh14; : -- 'ik 1i1 ft • Business and pleasure oo CORONAMATIC 2200 electric Ix when vou unfuri our Aew portable from George Stuart-s on deck. After a here hard a I r-ile that says typing Is for landlubbers :ffl Ibis revolutionary new Smith $ SUCht1ioyto own jts n(y v lust were e ANNOUNCLS THEIR MERGER WITH Children's House :00 Montessori Kindergarten MWflillf Monfesswi I ClassesGrand *v, A11triteen DIRECTORS Rd- a Mon. 0 All Da y Care at I papoose PAW#, maiden whose siren song lured medieval ri vermen to clestructlon? You w ill find her on the Rhine In . 7)0 I.GO P.M Germany, -M. Morning Kindergarten 5, 4 and 3 half days slo, S, and S, per week, respectively. Kindergarten and Day Care all g day 5, 4 & 3 full days 521 $27 and $2 per week respec I tivety. onfy 3, 4 3 days $23, $20 and $U per I week N of t? flon F lorida Strut, L ongwood I (1 Block E of 17 92) Look for our Indian Boy Signt I $19-2474 ME COAL DISCOUNT RATE S F05t cHuRch, SCHOOL, CLUB OR BIRTHOAY _____ GROUPS OF TFN OR MOR( creates in rlsp.d.vIy. JJJ T r- _____ a ____ ' #Bit ituau 'r INS11"IMMAK.11 MULE NORMAN m Y *WATCHES OJEWELRY *CLOCKS Your r &€ethiju ONE-STOP Holiday Shop 3 ER I *WOOD PIECES ODIAMONDS CISCOVER A BEAUTIFUL ONCE AND FOR ALL. TIMEX REPAIR CENTER PH. 1312285 398 LONGWOOD PLAZA H. 17 92 Longwood from DO INC I L Evening Wear - Mon's Toi t Arlicl" Don'1 Foqç To R9111,t F,, REIE 125 GIFT ClElItOFICATE V — L MERLE - 4 I vice extended foal?. 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Mir I'u I Ntm _ 1:01'r ril . - CWT 6 w Ifte wMt5fl5 -- ' (I -- 1'4W f ____ tA ADY - -- V;V Your Story Is Read in The HERALD BUSINESS REVIEW Certificates are In even dollar - - It You operate a business in Seminole or Volusia counties, you havean I ' There's plenty of freep arking In the two big lots adjacent to the itore. Check with George . .) , -S.__ - - e., - -. . -- - - .- I mportant story to tell the more than 100,000 f..-. BUSinm Review and let us feature your business with a picture and a - s tory. It's the smart, thrifty way to reach those who need your products ----- -. r- -' - -,------------------------------------ ' or services. are most likely to For the whole story Call Susan Panning, Advertising *IIGSAVS TYPING IS FOR 1ANDLUBBERSONLY.- e Is the SChI IM (Or "Top Deck"Typists • readers of The Herald's BusineSS Review. Put your advertising message in the Herald - Supply Department Store, for all Your Off;ce needs for gifts your "special will Use the year around — ADV. . - ... deflOmlnatloM starting at $5. I not—se, 51r.,i 5-- - - DON'T LET UGLY BROWN OR YELLOWISH And You MaY use Your Masler or Bank any pu;chas men car for k •• ' Fertilizing P ELLITIZED 16-.44 ,T available Home 323523O rIJ7A s price on Gift Andlast. Guy 5 210) FRENCH 1 Red rims. TheGooJ UP TO 5000 sq. ft. iheppIg for l I & ____ all r - _____ I I Take two r.c-edles, jj spool DOWntOwn S41111110rd Or C 574 N Orlando and groups, ArripltParking, Friendly ser. - Chc. Of Dinners a Ave. Tel 64s.2oo. Open Sat. 12. We r A Areas ?? ea wife's year were in non Bar B Qua I930s:30. NORMAN COSMETICS 4 BOUTIQUE Veal — — select the The Coronamatic will help type Style You prefer . . . pica, solve your "gott a get it dose E'Ite Presidential Elite Monday mnrning' dilemma in Presidential Pica Regency , ways no other typewriter Can.Classic Elite or Script type styles short cartridge ribbon change sys',ern supply). enables you to switch from Mr CRUISES OF ORLAN. WAy TO Breaded — Debra Walsh ' are easureends and work begins' Geor e Stuarr to SPECIAL PoIjt 323-1640 TopmDeck conventional fabric ribbon The manufacturer' carbon film ribbon without the SCM 7200 15 $295 but (;eorge fighting — or even touching the Stuart's PRE-HOLIDAY ribbon surface PRICE I only $239.50 and You can pay as little as $13,50 With carbon film you can Produce a print quality once month It you prefer. attainable only on office George Stuaf I's is con. machinei. Copy results rema i n venlently located at 133 East crisp en under magn,ficati Robinson in Downtown memo, and Orlando. It Is easy to get to letters that must be duplicated take 1.4 to ft Colonial Drive the Moment you get Into the (Hwy, so) ex It and turn left. Go Office On Monday morning. one block to Orange, turn right bout You can make Crrec tions at and nuee e?ht b oc s the to,jch of a button by clicking to Robinson, turn George in the cartridge ribbon And bIock offStuart's Orangeis lust tee Color can be easily introduced to highlight a phrase or sen While you're there take a look frnce via ti't new colo red at he hndrd of elec tr on ic ribbon cartridges, So, calculat or s, adding 'acninn, you're not the best typist in the typewriters, luggage, art world, no one will know it. supplies, drafting and Chmse your SCM 2200 frorn engineering Supplies. desk accessories and more of the W= 1hrxitands of Plus many other destination Plan your trip withacounsor CARIBBEAN CHRISTMAS SHoppIN(; 4 — This Week's w ere t e rlver, one of the most IC known to man. runs frhough rolling farmlands, PInd breath. taking gorges. In fact, the Rhine Ger many one spectacular vista after another . The town, located along fr river, such as Fiizen Boppard, are centuri es old, still prese rve some 0 the old city walls, and are practically untouched memorials to German history. 11b-11:0C P.M. N Nils DELICIOUS Have you seen the golden ONE PAREN PANY CHILDREN FOR FAMILY RATE. TUES: PRIVATE PAkriEs ONLY, WED: V16 - 10:30 P M. T"upS . PRIVATE PARTIES ONLY. FRI Iniri CIi%IM and Dolores Gailh(I PM 3fl-fl07 A Brown Pest Control, Inc. S JOHN SCHLENK Celery &MelJonyjl le - T W. 2nd Street ____ M rna Cavell My Brown Patches?? (' 807 i Rider gs. nwadin Each Christmas season, featurestheultlmateinhlngerie business, Nor is adding ex- thing of beauty . Handbags, about this time, do you come and evening wear. Chic, sheer citing new featjo down with a bad Case to her robes, loungeweer and lacy best describe the business all the time. Wouldn't all of these "shopper's available to fabulous nighties and gowns. you men like to see your complete your wardrobe for .very confronted Other gift Items include or girlfriend's eyes twinkle like any occasion the endless battle of beautiful trinket cases, Im- Santa's this Christmas? Let A new look from "Pure itma shopping ported perfumes from France Nora do all your shopping for Nostalgia," the dazzling era of from Of* store to another trudging in and Spain, and exquisite you. All she needs are the vital Gatsby and the "Silver Screen west of lust the right gift for costume jewelry featuring the Statistics, and the gifts sloe Queens," can be each person on our shopping list popular coin Jewelry designed selects will be cherished for aid of Norman from collectors' coins dipped In years. — cosmetics. The Palo face of being pushed, shoved, poked, 11 cf. gold. These coins are also former model and beauty Pola Negri, the allure of stepped on. and Crushed available in sterling, some with forAthe Tee na ge America Ditrich' hollow cheeks, ta iii the crowd of waideyed handset stones. Colorful pageant, Nora has the trained Han eyes, and shoppers. t he Clara Bow Italian leat he The cute f or your shoppers r hand- eye to recognize bea uty in mouth; Merle Norman has the fatigue can be found at Merle ba gs. Vera sweaters and socks, everyone. As Nora says, "Any right makeup to achieve these and fun Items for tiny lots a woman can be more Popular features for you. Norman Cosmetic 110 bath time adorn the shelves at Park An.. Sanford Studio, it is Women, why not get ready to "one Merle Norman Wonderful Cosmetics and shopping," which means start off the new year with an fabulous Christm The secial man in your life exciting new lookl as gifts t you can find in this one AAakeup In at Merle Norman Shop the right gift for each need not be forgotten, either. rich, warm, natural tones, abound Cos nieticSt ud ,o,VisjtNoraa nd person on your list, be it man, Bring out the devil In him (and highlights eyes with earthy Elaine, a team ovho have made you) with a gift from the shades of mauves, blues and shopping with them woman or child. a Rogue" collection, a bold golds. All this and mere Ill a make Pleasurable experience. They'll Nora Gordon, owner of Merle fragrance line that is totally make you look and feel like this Christmas Norman Cosmetic Studio, and masculine. Mustache brushes, totally new woman. glamorous, exciting and her expert assistant, Elaine leather billfolds, Jewelry boxes, Forwomenwhoiikefhenicer memorable. have a glamorous and cutti links make fabulous things, Merle N orma n offers a best ofin all,this youone can shop, do all s&ectlon of Christmas gifts gifts, and all can be found at selection of imported coverlets your And shopping waiting for your selection, A Merle Norman. with lace, and pillow and avoid catching 'shopper's Working on her fourth year in designed to make ft* shams, bed a faligue." — AOV. of size rai.g ng Hwy 434 at Pr*ssviOw St., Longw"d 3 ')3 -9227 - contact fatigue?" someone You give a gift of the friendly employes a. , Shoe Converse canvas deck shoes Looking ahead to next year, comfort and pleasure this Tree. and Mi nne Tonka moccasins Shoe Tree is beginning to get holiday season. Shoes for the entire family are also on han d, Shoe Tree has some spring colors In shoes, The place to shop for y ou r offered by Shoe ree. The the largest moccasin display and more in all the Big Boy, a spe cial gr ou p of around with sizes from child time. If you like coming holiday shoes Is Shoe to be ready for Tree, men's shoes, Seminole Plaza, asselb.rry. sizes 6' to are available in size 5 to men's 13. with the new season then be an YOU will find a new styI t please ever yone, early bird and select your Texas, Wra.gIer and Angler Supply of the latest footwear in spring shoes now. al l different styles, sizes and gifts, Women can select from bootsThere make are beautiful Christmas western, In addition to shm, women sizes COlOrS, sport 4 to 11 In bot h can selectaccessories such ty pe, motor cycle and snake There are black, dressy shoes boots. Shoe Tree tries to keep at rArrow and id widths, coordinating hand bags, socks, for the holidays priced from elegant evening shoes, h0liefY, Slippers and a variety l east 00 dressy sm a rt dayti m e an of shoe coloring at Shoe Tree. 37." to S13.". They have on hand at all firres. Clutch ba2s In black, white dressy men's shoes in con. al kick arounds are ready Desert boots for boys are servative, basic types, as well popular item. and for several for y ourselection. bone, and lots of gold and silver as skip one, ties and strap years Shoe Tree has been the make wonderful gifts and you If you're the type of woman are also SUtC to wart One of shoes, from S11" to $25.". headquarters for the entire who doesn't blindly follow the these beautiful bags for Shoe Tree h35 been owned area. These boots pun, latest fa, then S and ope rated by H. B. Taylor In chased Tree is yourself. They are unbeata ble the thousands of the place for you shop. They buys at on ly $4.99. Its presen t location sInce 1967, pairs, and although prices are carry diff er ent styles, not only with Greg Kazmier For children or grownups, Put as on the rise, t he y still remain the latest feshicns. Just tell gifts under yw Christmas tr manager. "I'm going to help competitIve In price. them what you're looking for, from Shoe Treat There %00 ov t-.. — C r64 LF FOR THFEWEHOUDAYSEON are NECESSARY AID D '" . are NO APPOINTMENT '' . New ihocs for the holidayst you save money" Is the For men. Shoe Tree offers and they'll try their best to find Foryour ow n feet or for those of greeting to the cust om ers by all Krause glove leather shoes. it for you. • DOES RE IN SELON10-C C019-4TV Shop EASY ONE STOP SHOPPING AT SWILE NORMAN ... Hundreds of 11101WAY shoes AWW1 your selection at 7te Shoe Twe. SALON IV - • . . .. ITV BEAUT Yi ' H Y ( / V haIps. Lloyds Bicycle Horse . Customers are able to browse at their leisure fit comforl& e C eMsu bl I'flF. Got in FREE Merchandise - - ____ -. - W1 low WWI I . .. till it "84843 / 1OCTOIS DON'T IIUT i. - . COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Phone 372.7 Sanford, Florida ____________ . . __ Ad / Parts -Accessories d Of Sales 20% 3?3799Q HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORV- Sanford Airport iUIir-J, Mill! . P.O. BOX Korral P' . /L a Fertilizers e Seeds * Tuxedo Feeds 9 Baby Chicks • Horse Care Items • Tac Pet Supplies . Annuals Vegetable Plants Easy to operate crisp clean copies instant on - off Ph 323-1330 Kactus -- ...r$ __ COPIE R Leesburg. . . SAXON C35 Sales-Service The Month Of i RAND OPENING SPECIAL? II I sale including styling Give Book A Home Demonstration For BINGOFEEDS 48 :EE OUR '" Cai#.. Vt$$I BICYCLES Apparel ______________ : 1 CardLF.. 323-4711 Rider DISPLAY 231 1 1s t . St. Wearing ,A ___________ Interstate Mall 0 436 & 1-4 200 REC VEE SERVICE UNICYCLE Everything for the Altamonte Springs, 83) 4554 ' HITCHES OF ALL SlZre -j For Ouolei CALL 371 390 Longwood flaza Hwy. 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Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. LEISURE ____ Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1974-6B ______ — ___ __________ — (44) Gilligan's TUESDAY I T 'S TON GH T11 Cr'uc;I City . 430 Special (8) Today In Florida 6'SS (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2. 8) Today (6) News Bob (44) Forum 41 (6) Captain Kangaroo (9) Dusty's Trail (44) New Zoo Revue 8:30 (9) Movie (13) Ensign O'Toole (2 6 ) Street Corner (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Ca nd id Camera (6) Whars My Line (8) Let's Make A (35) My Favorite Holiywood Squares (13) Movie OS) Mister Ed 3:30 (35) Mothers In Law 8 :00 (2, 8) Adam 12 Good Times (9) The Year Without (9) 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (8) Golden Voyage (33) Not For Women iy (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (8) That Girl (35) Ftcrid. Lific?-!,. (44) Pettio,it Junction 10:00 (2,8) Name That Tune (6) Joker's Wild (35) Holyood At War 9:00 () Hawaii Five.Q (9) Out to Lunch (4-4) Movie 9 :30 (13) Proud Breed (24) Soundstage (33) Rat Patrol (24) Electric Company (13) Sports and Travel Wor ld (24) Villa Alegre (44) Show 6:30 (24) As Man Behaves (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hrxjan'. Icrucs Under uu,IrrEu boomerang. management ROUTE SALESMAN Take n chances today o any Best attitude is one of understanding 6 the 11:30 (2. 8) 11:30 Tonight Show (2, 8) Hollywood Squares (4) (9) Of Life Brady Bunch News (6) (9) 11:55 () Wide World ( Entertainment (lii Capt!oned News (44) The Fugitive 1:00 (3, 8) Tomorrow Love to 6:00 (9) (8) (9) Sunrise Jubilee .s 6:30 (2) Sunshine expensive. Become associates who are downcast. Think 12:30 (2. I) Celebrity 6:15 (1) Sunshine Almanac 6:23 (2) Wi th This Ri ng 6:30 (4) Sunrise Semester _____ Sweepstakes (4) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety - rtts 12:53 (2) News 100 (2) Jackpot (4,8) News All My locaips cis&* , 7:30& (9) Children (35,44) Movie 1:30 (2,$) Jspardy INIM91 No . MA CHALLENGE a: Lives Guiding Light Newlywed Game (4) plu CAPT ~,4 APACHE (9) The Doctors (4) Girl In My Life 2:30 (2,8) ___ OWING MIDNJGHT SHOW Thurs.. Fri..5.at,.Sun. 11:00 £&*IIrtLL4 --1Mk :1~t—~_*;~T~ i ILU.- "URTON iI4w,s.j &COW"IM0 Pat.? r mim r 17 I "q AQUARIUS Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Forget the Interests of other now, and keep busy getting yo ur own affairs properly organized Strive f or more harmony at home. PISCES Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) The planets are not favorable fol venturing f orth to new Interests and making new acquaintances Keep busy wi th favorite hobby. IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY., . he or she will need tz have a happy and harmoniou background In order to develci properly, otherwise your progeny could become very Introverted A great seeker of truth in this chart, whe ther from a re ow standpoint or in investigative work. Sports are a natural. Be sure Ii' give ethical training. 'Th e Stars unpel, th ey do not compel." What you make of 'ur life is largely up to YOU! is now I to Carroll Righter torecast, The Evening Herald, Box 29, Hollywood. Calif. 9007$ Around Heart 1 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT DEAR Dli, LAMB I Just does this mean and what should had a yearly chest X ray and it I do about it? was described I'm 60 years of age, S.foot-4, as PLUS A COMPLIMENTARY — GLASS OF CHAMPAGNE WITH DINNER MJjr :redit Ci?Ot honored. IC?rf54I( Mail R0tjti416& I I Altar" i'c Spvns Florida FRED TSE $30-Mu unremarkable. The report then and weigh 165. I know all about said there was a prominent dieting, but am never mwright pericardial fat pad. Wnat ceasful at it. DEAR READER To paraphrase Mark TwaIn's — --k kersM comeonavertolhe OtherFrjed! t :. , 0 . i ~ _________ 4 Wednesday Family - .--- =~ --% k -, -- v P ,-Al~WLL~-,.--= owift 041M vr"--"--~ --- ----- I " =-,-." ','. , remarks on stopping smoking, you know all about dieting you have dieted so often to lose weight. are on the right track that pericardial at Pad mea ns. One of the pla ces Fat accuntilates is on mcmbranes, like the merthranes betsreen the iritestin.il loops. The perlcardlum Is simply a membrer around the You aooui wna heart. :~. Y, eoi -, 3 pieces of chicken, cole *law,W -. - - — s I— __-"' You J have an ac• cumulati on of fat there. This does not mean the fat Ill the lieirt miix.rl,. c.i. s,t.in iS Houses Rent = A central heat & ut, 7 car garage, references ___________________ required %Igo Ist & last. 1100 3 - 30 SecurIty. 372 — Chapter 30 _ vv ON RESERVOIR LAKE r,,. Bingo Every Wed &SaI Early Birds l:lSp m Did you Bedroom ApIs. Real Estate Tent Courts ~ Deflary :rwoll now for January sewing classes. Singer approved dealer. 710 E. lit 51.3724141. AMERIcAN LEGION P051 33 Ads ring, are you listing ? A winter mon,ylar4, YOU'LL FIND tint ! S39.000 Terms - •Dlsttwashers -------------- nora j bedrooms. 7 batpn, 2 car ga rage , •ir, shag carpet, self. clean oven. Almost new. 337 4721 or 1 6.543544 F O~4; )eflflfe LQK 323.7900 ? ON LAKE JENNIE isti SANTA BARBARA DR. ORLANDO 365 5555 40 I SANFO,RD OFF AIRPORT Real Estate Broker 26lOHiawatha Ave at 17.92 _________________________ ::jj-'-" - 9cltjLtti&&1i l7.2 H - - 41 -- Range- Ref rigera tor 1 of materials 0 Clothes •.,.,, . NIW MA NONDA HOMI ta D,$tona Nfl mlvi. i 11 * Heated Pool ".",.'" IO?I '-'.- ) . '. - / - 'e' * 12 Bedroom .' FLEET RESERVE Information- ASSN 9 19TacticapAirpiptGrcup 904463 -1)13 _ Pres - Art - WANT AD Business Meeting 2ndMntiay?00O - FROM $165 11'j AIRPORT BLVD. rn ' __ l)r?b(jrrnownp,,.Jw act central heat &air,endloSIdpetio,c, convenien t to everything, From1 1110 $42 3456 'Matt P,tdtt he , Picanso -.. Club Hours.- 3 p m Daily (closed Wed Cngo Thursday 2000 Ads are here to help sell, r en t or swap at a low iol letush'Ipyouptaceyoors Call '122 2611 or $31 - [" VFW 10.050 A . rr , , ' , - ' 'i Dad P,'irkrr men 3 tutu hlIfluj' 1mm 5750 Other duality Meeker leather goods GwIly Jewelers, 701 S Park 40 BASS BOAT BARGAINS ROBSON MARINE 7977 Orlando Drive, 372 S9at D' ,.,iIl love flI,b & Or-u' Rokwll Power Tools & S'CnIe' Hind from Gregory t)er. 6th & Mapte )flU50O MOBILE HOME PARK N,91,1 1 ,'I.11 iç,. all yrir th a HcItpont Disb,sather. And an E lec tric Parber tje Grill will make Dad top chef Ditk's Appliances, rrent, 37? 7651 :, I1 ow 0 III I Mom will love beautitul slippers y Daniel Greene from Knight's Shoes, 704 C 1st St. ', ~ ! t'rnS0NDAIS,3cc EXCELLENT CONOITIGh 1.45(3 373 047 Motorcycle in$uraru BLAIR AGENCY 323 3864 ' - Autos for - SdIe STATION WAGOro 37) 4)7) - * Mustang C'ty * $50 Down (WITH GOOD CREDIT) 'T" 8 . 1969 Mustang, I owner, low mileage loaded Stamps-coins 17 flMaitlan GOLD Cont SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109w. itt St.. 323 1357 Bicycles 70 645 141$ '959 Lincoln with 430 engine, lust rebuilt. New transmission Best Offer. 321 1371. 1971 Datsun 240Z, '73 Chevrolet Monte Carlo. Call for Informatuco, 373 3293 after 6 p m. - -- Swap and Trade — Minor repairs carpentry or painting - l'70Simca. real economy. 1395 1727197 1161 Oldsmobile 'tation wagon Works excellent, 5315 or trade for appl1 drices Ot whatever. Will accept payment on cash price 1299-4313. interior or exterior in your home 1959 Cadillac for cash or trade labor for apRuns Real GO,$I$0 pliance, working auto or what 373 9144 have you. Licensed, Ron 1 2" 4315 Move VOUr old abandoned car FREE. If You will Call me after I P m 327. 1671, 72 - Au c tion Boy's 3 speed Hub bicycle. Almost new with guarantee. 543, 37.36721, Girls 3 Wheel Bike Hard Brakes, Never Ridden 1100 3731213 Open daily 10 for consignments or salts oH the floor. We also buy estates, etc. 1961VW, Looks Bad, Runs ", $350 372 3039 1973 VW Squareback i Sç'eens, Real Clean, 51.99$ Call Howl, Kirby, 372. 1451. Dealer DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE H*y. 44 West, Sanford 372-5420 -- MAITIAND FLEA MART "A t H wy 17920penSat &Sun,95 $31 2970 MAYFAIR OLDER, BUT NICE' 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Many extras 151.000. - Gifts for Mon and Dad Ruttic 'rut wood signs for the front Of IOu' I Per Vee Sanford Rec Vee 4lI - ___________ Below Wholesale, while they last: American of Martinsville solid oak bunk beds, $100 set; wi matching desk. Chair, night stand, - AT PIOLL'S STORES There's One ZS&$PIrIIDr. I &4AI - telephones will be open every night 'f it I thru Dec. 70 Do all your shopping by Phone at ho me 372 1771. SEARS Fight Against Inflation begins at Gwaltney Jewelers--quality gifts fc less at 201 S. Park -- ' &* ' 4 Gifts for the _______________________________ r - Ma y - - - to rooms Home Beauty Care Beoom Suite, S pe. with Or thOped'c rn ttres, $J Ut Heater Cleaning I ______ If )y',5 bEAuty SALON v'cmly Hand! ' iteaut AI 5191 Pr 7754 Carpentry I i I PET REST INN Boarding & Grooming Ph 377 105' Piano Services --. PIANO SERVICES All rrit es, .nct Pta Tu r'u Rec'ar.187 9500 You'll fInd in theWant Ati$, tuppliet for the Twelve Days of Christmas Ha At SEARS n Sanford, 337 I — Drums for little C'rumrner Boyt fly who are dear to you, perhaps three French Horns, or maybe a pretty FALL CLEANING "IrTlpec"Wash&Spra KIeen Parildue ton' your potted Pr Tree Exterior walls, eaves, patio, wilks. 1, Appliances roots Removes mildew. fungus mud dobberi, wasps & Spider Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets webs 327 0117 Fell Line (il. Appliances .nter tops, S'nk5 Installation Sanford I lettrIC Company available Bud Cabell 377 K'52 2527 I'ark Omive.377 an,tine ca 1r1.WHI9 1)5; double bed, 173; dr esser and m irror, $45; large Early Am Coffee ta ble never u, i3, Zenith color Console, perfect condition, $705. 1 294 43 1 5 Household Goods j Ceni ral Hi'a & Air -')nditioning. Fo Imr estimates call Carl - - Pet Care Interior Exterior Plastering. I Plaster patching and simulated brick specialty. 327 7710. Air fled, king site Complete, $120; desk, itave and ati venture, browse thrOjqh the Want Ad columns often for quality bargains Odd lots Of all types. Carpentry, Painting, Cement Work, Light Hauling. 322 76.45 I RemodelIng and Repiirt, Room addtions, Tulle insured A'Conditioning references Jim Trego, 371 0709. Black 6. Decker Radial Arm Saw. 7 HP, and stand. First $75 373 911.1 Drawer chett, night stand. $1? 50; walnut Ches t of arawers. 530. double bed. Maple, complete, $40, snqte bed corn plete. 125. bed, drer, chit lorobe. $75 Mahogany druri, fable. 145 Mach 'note' kulp DeCOratotL 109W 1st SI, 377 nis trouble storing summer it trns? Sell them Past and easy WI tb a Classified Ad. Call 322-7611 or 131999) Ethan Allen cherry tilt lop tea table, si'o. 64461". Si I Home Improvements Cotnptete accounting and tax sirIce for small businesses. (biliams Accounting, 322 714? - Pool Table, ping po,,g lcbIe, 10 Speeds. surf 'erds, camper Icebox 373 6077 after 6 pm. Vw'w gci? everything for the Golfer-Clubs.. Balls. Ladies & Mint Shoes, Ow'kster leckets, AND 30 pcI. on on Golf Bags Mayfair Count ry Cub Pro Shop. 37' 233 Accounting Sears best 71 i' Christmas free. 3 10, Snger Model 257 Zig Zag Sewing Machine Peg $1Q 95 sale price. Franklin Mil itumS and oola coins X_______________________ approved dealer 710 for the collector, and iewelry GET EXTRA I Itt St 373 6a61 CASH o Tom's Coins. 121 E Morse Blvd CHRISTMAS . seing your Winter Park. 6471331 used furniture and appliances to ""I'I"I" Larry's New 6. Used Mart. 21$ S. liergy Savers-Coaster 3 s & o Gifts ;,r-",, .f . .; eed biCy(tC% from f'iiit Shop Sanford Av e, Ph In 1137 906 French Ave., 3721751 Select your new furniture from WILSON MAtER for the i,vtI Christmas sa time for giving and a (hristma' ever Save or, national timc' for saving when you shop th e &ancss Liberal trade ins Free Pa ges of Classified Adsl livery Convenient terms. We chive TV Stamps 311 E Itt St le pIra,'a We have gifts for the en tire tmlly -th , 372 5L77 I I (i 'jr from small unique itpi5 t-.- , II..-' , — 3730708 322- 2420 Anytime REALTORS A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Zenith Color Conso le, 150 AIIOMItC. Items 'CompIeteDetail5CalI REALTOR Sonny Rabcrn 32231O3,,, ' - - (314039 — ,i, li'rdat 7 30 I.)- )1 1)1 -,.'.i,,Tp .".. , . t Gift S - -- I . 1h I Winter Park. rando 8319993 . -- LIET .*IDE G - IF *T G ', Ulm . -. I. - you I Motorcycles WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311 315 E. First St, COUNTY BEAUTIFUL split level I bedroom, 3 bath on lake. 167.000. Excellent condition, Many extras iliCItided, .1 - :.q::I..'. W. 2Slh Sanford, - I 78 STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 16, West ltt St.. Sanfc'rrt now open daily for retaIl $ile Always a barn full of good clean used furniture, an tlqu,s TVs, and appliances Auction every Saturday night 7:30 ConsignmUents welcome. For information call 322Wig. . Yoi.,r MLS Agency ______ '$1.___ If 0 ', I ) 211 mRonDA HOmES Reconditlonea flatteries, Si 5 exchange 4EEL - s 000Y SHOP. lIt' Sanford Ave . — Vacuum Cle*ners, $13 30. New Xmas iewelry Xmas lights, Bunk Beds. 170; Home decorations; Open 99, Thanksgiving to Xmas. C)avto't Furniture, 300 sanford Ave. 3239370 . 1111 tla, hi., NO CASH 00*14 PAYMSI4T AND 'COUCCO MONTHLY PAYMENTS v'idir 1P. H..ii La. m,n.itr,9. Aitiiti Plø tt.. - , - Chain link fence wanted 30' Of more, Will remove 323 3655 = i Realty Sports Equipment elax Shop the easy way Shop today's Classified Ads from your easy chair postu 25 each at Osteen 322-1161 4 ml'.4d1th1n,cm,tN m amaxal •dtw$ttd gross 'i't. .4 sseees;i •ri "9w. S tel Vi r1W14.M 51W? * Recreational Building - NEED A GIFT FOR A RELATIVE OR FRIEND , YULETIDE GIFT GUIDE HAS IT TODAY IN CLASSIFIED ADS' ommer''al, heJvy duty, made by American Athletic Equipment Co, nylon canvas, 6'x17', new price last ye,sr. Will sell for 11.50. 372 $445, 7' Heart C ypress fence strom C Cc-if For Appointment Remodeling Washer-'Dryer Auto Repairs Parts-Accesso ries WE BUY AND SELL I rampotine, Handcraft ceramic lighted Christmas treet and Other ceramic items 322 2416 after 4 - In keeping with the beautiful wooded I - * 57 - Sten Built With Pride A dditions * Dishwasher-Disposal BINGO Every Mon & Tues Early Bird at.':l$ P M Regular af7.ISPM iorlda untt, Conyttttnq to AC-I 30 lrcraft PAY each reserve reCkend: airmen110(1. )ffic,- P50 $200 Airlift tovid,d from McCoy. Unit presentativ, will be available 6 & 7 from $ a rn I p-rn, at riando downtown Howard qiwison Motel. Call. Air, 1108 tcr Broker CITY We have a 7 bedr oom older home wilt, detached garage era studio apartment. $23,000. See the homes built With pride & the finest - 8PM —2nd"d4th Thursday Each Month - - Close to everything yet "away from it all." MEETINGS PRIOR MILITARY SERVICE? NAVIGATORS AIRCRAFT MECHANICS WEAPONS MECHANICS AVIONICS MANY MORE Real Estate "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" 1 ,, " - -.._ Canoe $100 321 4253 alter Iwes,s Miscellapus For Sale surroundings, Souh of S,irito,d Help Wanted BATEMA 69 72' Cabin Cruiser, all aluminum Needs little work. First $100 takes, 3739144. - . ...._ - - JIM DANDY FFFD Pts.- Fruit Jars.- Q' 8.'t*d Wire-Hog WireChicken Wire-Fence PostsBUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GORMLY'S,Eatt4aSd,,I,J,d 373 4-733 HOMES OF DISTINCTION * W/W Shag Carpet of -- TRADES. FORREST GREENE REALTOR, INC. 3236.353 04 64$- - - - Buys Any Car CASH 322-4132 For used furniture, appliancj,ft,, 1971 Mustang ect, Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's convertih(,, beautful baby blue Mart. 21$ Sanford, Ave ______ Boats & Marine Equipment Lots and Acreage - - SANFORD .4 bedroom. 7 bath, pool, over one acre secluded setting in city 30' x IS, pool, patio, lots of trees 137, Call today. LARRY SAXON, REALTOR, 373 94)0. PAYTON REALTY Rent for Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp's Shampooer for Only $I per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 372 5961 BOX CAR PRICE; Peg ACREAGE Good small acreage with and itPttjt homes. 0142 or 323.0532 ss - so 322 7J I-) BEDROOM APTS. SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS / 02400 - available. $11.000. WE TAKE MOSSIE C. SECLUDED and convenient. S acres W with 3 bedrooms, 7 bath mobile rn Terms. $21,900. h2t. - - ROBSON MARINE 7971 Hwy 1797 5, 10 Of 20 acres, desirable location, Paved road, trees. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 631 0711, __________________________ JJ.J. APARTifiENTS APARTMENT SANFORD lake Front Neat,3 bedroom pto,,,, v,,ll located, $175, plus security. Ball Realty, 417w. lit St.. 3225411. * Unfurnished HANDY TO SHOPPINC.. 3 bedroom. 'i-. hk .1ak .--• '." ''ii,.I heat and air, w;Ii to wall carpet, garage & chain link fence Equipment -.- -43 — '-----' I. r\ ,j *Fishing a Boating - . make SANFORD- Lovely modern) ELEGANT Spanith Home on 3 lots, berm., 1', bath home on large Living room with fireplace, for. fenced corner lot $71,500 Owner maP dining room, 1 bedrooms and will hold mortgage. 322 3791. nursery. New kitchen, and family room. All with wall we ll carpet, SANFORD 2 Bedrooms, family heat and air, garage in rear. room, central heat. New financing - - 76 65 Pets arid Supplies _________________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Orlando Drive 4 Christmas Siloppirig easier for You. You'llflndgjft ideasforexery person on Your list in the Yuletide Gift Guide every day. 25th St. 3776655 - - We now have rnodelt ready hr immediate Occupancy in Carriage Cove, Sanfors newejt moo,le home park Realty Hwy TOR I100E. 1 •Disposals - ___________ Harold Hall TAFFER REALTY full 1 OC a - _____ Quality Camper.Traye, - - 1975 Skyline, 3 berm, 322 1196)7? 7 GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. REALTOR MI 4791 *Swimming Pool - ________________ each week for only 53 Per week? This is an ideal way to inform the public of your club activities. 'Instructions ii S. Contact us , you may j - Corbef I "D-otst nis" Serve • 'uSeful Lake Mary area, 2 BOrm duplex newly decorated, all kl?hn Wilt" you sell them wth • Classifieti Ad fr om the appliances, drapes, curtains. area Herald Call us t oday' Don't rug, heal air, fenced yard. P4 dlayt Jut? dial 3277411 stwf'f or water bills. $I 4)) , M.onth. 9993 To place your tow cost want 322937$ 3d — 2 bedroom WWurnithed 2 bath, many 2nd floor 2 bedroom, kitchen ex tras $175 'no. $100 deposit. 323. equipped, air & heat. Call owner , 0)fl. Deltona. (30.3) 371.1067 Lare2bdroomhomej,1exceIlent neighborhood, Carpet, eitlti kitchen, $150 m('nth. 322.774. Safldlewood Villas Duplex 7 bedrooms, Adults preferred, RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES S30 week; $3.5 furnished, Fr water, 3774420or 323513.4. know that club or Organization can appear in this listing Sell 111I needed Items with w__ r Mobile Homes 77 1991 .1 Post 5Ub%idiZd monthly paym':s bOrm, 2 bath, family room, central heal air, low down 177.900 Acre Realty, REALTORS. 3217750 42 Qualifying, 13,4 6250, MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919$. Fr en ch 3. Families or slnglej -1 - I Must sell, 12' x 70, furnished, $300 down, take over payments. No Central Florida's HheMastej's' Bamboo Cove, 1-7 BDRM, shag, air, ORLANDO SANFORD APOPKA suru.,y kitchens, playgrounds, nea r City park & Sanford Plaza From BR. tI.to .lrpurt ølti. nea r S.rwcg'd 150 Ave 37)1340. 7 Room hoot, recently paint ed in. 51(1k and out Fla. room, carçr-t, MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. United Real Estate An", Inc. I&2firm. tumor unfurn. Toll Free 621 5090 Open9am.9pm 32O2 Orlando Dv., 3734470 1 BEDROOM 7 bath home Only 3 years old Only 126.500 Stemper Realty 3 OR.. I BATH LI - FO-4'36D 7 I3ATH HOMI. all ctra', uooti lOCti. Make offer , 322 271y $1111111000 NO DOWN PAYMENT 1 Yournewcustomhomeona,o,o, Your choice Carpet drapes, kitchen furnished, $71,500 - Mo.-3 Meetings Business 7 30 1st Want Ad. Call 322 2611 Or 131 9991. is "93. ____________________________ -- McClanahan - Sl.2.] Days 3726173 Nights 377 S424 or 377 7357 V $13,950. • -. swimmIng pool. 1770 S. Orlando Dr 323 2920 Hwy 17 92 So'.ith 'f Sanf or d bitter your Christmas budget.. Ads - rn -. 3231671 Ask For Want — Trucker's Special L family 1`00MI S123 to 52SO mo. CLIFF JOR DO N REALTOR, $31- Apartments — Rent 3270614 Concrete OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH flUKES 3725954 Ct.in and service Duotherm, Quaker. Perfect, and Siegler _____ hea'er 15 years epfnsen(C 377 Carpv Small lob spec,alist PenriOdel, Repair. Additint l.c 'rise-ti. Sanded, Insured. Yrs Eap 77)4i13 - SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE 7311 W Itt 5t 371 U)i Repossessed stereo console, I track player, AM FMphono, Good home wanted for young Psychedelic light, red velvet front, Spayed female medium $iZ mixbreeti. built in bar, 1149 9S, Hallmark, t Very swell disposlt,, 377 6715.' U$S W. Fairbanks, Winter Park, 647 1577. Chihuahua puppies, AKC. repels asthma. 1 ISO & up 80 Garage-Rummage 53 CwJahui$Forteru,,fl, Sales Animal Haven Gro:ming i. Boarding Ker'nt't 172 5752 Take a look. 7$ Garage Sates In one. Clothing, Furniture A. Household BARGAIN GARAGE, 100 North 68 Wanted to Buy Il 97, (behind Sobik's, Longwood) Wednesday through Saturday tO 5, & Sun. 173 1311640. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Tp prices paid, used, any condition. You can get a fair price when you 6444126, Winter Park advertise your "doni needs" in — the Want Ads CO. BROKERS Stamp Out idleness Put a Want 7 BEDROOM 1 bath Frnc th Ad to work. Call 372 2611 or 131 tanhily room P4ie treet Only 2 ACRES, CLOSE IN No City taxes. Zoned for mobile hO C Palmetto Ave. 2 Bedroom house, newly decorat ed inside and ST. JOHNS REALTY Christmas Specials 377 3991 FRESH & cozy SEMI FURNISHED 1 BR. Quiet, Convenient, large corner lot, $11500 .=, 2517 r,.. iUUIT1 uu5'a 'Ip.nm,nli Furnished or unfurnished. ao' your DIAL mino1e 322.2611 "I i'it, enriy 37? 159$ 327 l$S]04y. Ev ?TraiIer lot f or rent Plenty of room to Park big rigs Call 7279117 unfurnished bedroom home for rent. 3237970. After 3, 377 71fl Unfurnished " 4FORMATION Eves. Associate TV - Radio-Stereo - 17? 2114 3 BEDROOM I bath home In city. After Hrt! Paneled roomsandcr pe t ed Only REALTOR - 53 " - oble Home Lots For Rent - 10t)thit privileges. Immediate Occupincy Owner Assoc , 373 . ...... Office Equipment old, $330 cash, will take payments on fy11 amount or will rent. 1 S 4115 KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, Service, used machines .MOONEYAPPLIANCFS 3230497 fm room, living room, dining room, utility room, 2 car garage Pretty lendsraping with own Sez! 7 AdultsIt through retirement , Ai NEED A NEW CAR FOR CHRISTMAS? See today's Classified Ads _______________________________ Loans rJ - Tangerines and Tangetos Pick thim fresh, $2.50 bushel - 31? .'I74 Broker btdroorn ff Omc -Ih Paneled '---- Trjfr ) M copier mo€Jef 197 OnIymontj, Pump and well System. Pool and oP toil 7521 Park Dr Appliances ---. I And Supplies — DOblwid F'efrigeratur Freezers Guaranteed. SanfprdAuct.oq, 37)1310 No Qualifying Only 11000 down and assume mortgage Nearly new 4 .---- JOHN SAULS AGENCY 52 - Sanford RecVee now hç Of toppers —.--- 60 --- 7 Like New, 175 372 214 after i - .- nror toiw Comrr-rc,aI Sanforti. 37? 1411 Jim Hunt Realty 7MobUe Home 5pa For Rent No Pets CAMP SEMINOLE. 377 _______________ SIrv,sI urgently needed by NW 1 X Ray Shows Fat NEW YEAR'S PARTY 170 PER COUPLE 11 NAVEL ORANGES, 13.50 BU AtsoTangerines 372-4733or322 0363 3 - Acreage JOHN V IlSDE. ASS homefor Christmas. Our want ads are full of houtet fit for every size family, and every sire budget, Stemper I Musical Merchandise GibSon's20waliquilaramplifief Sofa & Chair, 2 end tables & cocktail table, dinette set, 4 chairs, chest, 373429$ after S. W. Garneft White STILL TIME TO BE in that new %eCOtid mortgage at 7' per e, I,çi.nt buy $71 100 - FOR SALE: Well Secured first Oviedo, 174 N. Central Aye, I Be-'o(iIn house, Newly decorated mortaa ,- i.orth$I,sog Pays otsq i1flld•0nd Ot Adults only, itt and 13 pct.. we also make, buy, first & second mcrtgag, In1141. $150 Month. 372-liSt ___________________________ terested? Call Barton B. PiICher, REALTOR & Mortgage Brok er , NORTH 372-7iP$ RENT PURCHASE PLAN. Sever al clean 3 Bd. homes. Some With air AME)lC,'.pj 'ETERANs Save up to on food cost thrv thrift group buying at Anderson's Farm Booth, Farmers Retail Market, 1300 French Ave. 37101$ f or infor mation. IT IN THE CLASSIFIED the Herald. mortgage at 7 per cent will carry Properties Homes, Lots II? W Itt St• In 59 Twn 's Dearb.,,n heaters, good working condition, $2.5 each. 3729193 And REALTOR 24 Hour Service cost let us help you place -nurs Call 377 7611 or $31 9993 paved roati Payment SioJ II lirt Household G000 -- CailBart Real Estate Classified Ads are here to help you Si Commercial — 371 6061, 17i 0511 _____________ Orangej, grapefruit, tangerines lemcns Will ship R. U. I'lu?chiwn 377 1051 11 Mobile Homes Rent Deal Inhiation with low ren' bedroom mobile home in CAMP SEMINOLE 3fl7O. Unfurnished 32344O . N OT I C E January DR. L. E. LAMB LOU P'IGL 8.11 A.M. only OCEAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage S Free ho me deliver y SaveS PIueczll(3O3)$)0 th at chip oft your shoulder. 110rientiv 25 - in Carroll Righter's Ind1yidqI Forecast tot your sign for ready. For your copy send your birthdti and $ 1..1 1mul - rangn and grapefruit. HOr-SI and Rider Store. 215$ S. Sanford Ave., 323 7990. constructively, LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) You want to make radic changes where your monetary posi tion Is concerned, but }1 hoiild make a careful study first. Be alert. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Concentrate on details LI are feeling upse t and not the mood for big business ventures th is time. Take It easy tonight. SAGITTARIUS INDV. 22 to Dec. 21) Stay at home today ar get odds and ends straightened out. Jumping in new ventui wi thout pr oper preparation is not wise. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan, 20 ) U you are not demandin with frien ds, you find they will be more cooperative. Be pleasar and take today DISABLED to Deal 2:00 (2,, 8) Days Of Our * 21) Engage in pleasues more encouraging with - As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A (4) - answer 327 oil$ LEO i July 22 to Aug. 21) By showing more thought Mr at home, you avoid arguments and make life better for yourst Strive for increased happiness. VIRGO ( Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Don't criticize yo ur assoclati Build them up, zo that there Is more acc ord and understandfr Use extreme care in motion today. () News Almanac problems. Keep all promises that are not - DEE LICIOUS Navtll, S250; pineapple oranges, $200 grapefruit, SI SO, tangerines, $750, per bushel, will mix, Free delivery In town, Russell Crumley. 3220397; if no -%I00N CHILDREN (June 22 to July Jackpot Password Big Valley - Houses for Sale lit Good Things to Eat with an issociate,butuserestrajntdtrytoworkoutaSe,blelU Restless WEDNESDAY find fault Don't you've made. GEMINI 1May21 to June 21) It's important you go ahead and toitiplete tasks you've promised to do. Avoid one who Opposes You could get It, trouble, AFTERNOON 12:00 (2,, 44) News (6) Young And Show (9) Movie iIie undcrstandip wi th mate. TAURUS fApr. 20 to May 20) - - 372 561) =---------------- . Housesforsaje BALL REALTY - - - Th ey're Hot!" * M IJNSWORTH I EALTY 103W, 1st Sl , CarPelandaIrcoritionlng 5150 month 373 Q)7 North Carolina _______________________ -_____ 4 tic Housewiyej Ooyou Sew? Like e'ttra Money? Small Inves tment _ Write Sew Save BONUS Transportation, Expenses, Life £ H0pltil insurance, a Vacation. Hot you will listen to their %iews. Try , * LOW DOWN Larg.Ibedroomfurniweti apartment Adults, no pets Pittance sales & service firm. Call 323 5414 for information. care home day might. (Mar. bills .intl show o th ers th at 41 dial 372 2611 or Sit - Working Business Partner for so How Phil Just 999) To place your 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT. 7700 MELLONVILLE AFTER S Opportunities ___________________________ PLUS QUARTERLY Child Care delay! Bedroom Business n I PLUSQUARTERLY _ AVALON APARTMENTS V Get Em While Looking for room to rent or share apartment Call evenings Only, m 1909 a Ctassjfi.j Ad iron, the --Herald Call US fOdñyi Doni 32 Classified -----=:: 4: LOVELY Iwo Story HOME with 4 Lidrnom two baths, and Plorida room, two car garage. Corner lot dote in Price $20500. Termt - I - 38 Wanted to Rent ____________________ needs!- Serve a u5eftil purpoiC Again when YOU Sell them I - riouses for Sale New houset in a rural area No down payment, monthly Payments less than rent. Government stibsidired to qualified buyers, Call to see if you qualifyll WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. Itt St. — _________________ fast? (neflutintS Service Ads today. ______ EARN S250 $300 WEEK Immediately LOST: 14' aluminum fishing boat between 17.97 bridge and Lake ______________________________ Monroe 323-1759. ____________________________ e 1. Lights, water furnithed 51,50 Mo Adults 322 7296 After I ev.j, vrvivilan $150 P E R WE ElK Plus Commission Lost and Found WOman to share with same inmy,, horre Muul love animals and hay, a SOb. References Irvf erreu No cflhldrn 3337695 after ; \'OUfl9 I PItt 323 $$$l ______ RAISES - (ENERAI. TENDENCIES: quickly 5 59 _______ - Housesior)aiC CAMP SI"CS POt rent Have your Second home away from home by renting yearly for low rdteS at CAMP SEMINOLE 372 4170 iroom furrtithed duplex, 7Ith essential. The ability to operate a camera makes the job more interesting and Profit. able Apply in person at The Herald offices. North French Ave., Sanford. Please do no' telephone _________________ Speed Quttn Fabric Care Center, s East 1st St. at the Winn Dixie Shopp;, Center Prefr-ssonl dry cleanirj scrvii,c, wewashdry and fold your clothes; alto coin operated washer and dryer; atteratlons,zlppeqetc;andIleam cleaning For Wednesday, December 11, 1974 Ih CMU4UI.I. New Sroomho,, furnlshea. 321 01 Is helpful but not PERSON TO DO YARDWORK. CALL 37? 507S. Shop I For Rent . 116w. 2nd St. I You _________ I -operty Resort d Crusty'%. Longwood hen -- ADULTS, NO PETS t0,t1't, An automobile part time. Apply in person Can Help Call 473 457 Write P0. Box 1213 Sanford. Florida (3$) Lost In Space 6:0(i (2, 6, 8, 9) News 33 Houses Rent _______ Furnished ____________________________ Herald is interviewing correSpondents f or all areas of Seminole and 7A ____ Apartments Rent Furnished 31 Próblim . L Dec. 10. l'kIAg _ _______ S. FRANKLIN ARMS API 1170 Florida Ave. 373 64 50 Tuesday,, -- ---- - -- nerea's io i Unfurnished Evening and Sunday Cashiers and pizza makers. Full and PCfhaPS Alcoholic Anonymous -.0 V Apartments Rent _____ Are you one of those people who knows CyCtyOflC in town'? If toi are, can type end are interested in picking up some 'extra money', the )gfl of our dlatsillecl section. PROBLEM (13) The Detectives One Life To $71-lao). Lady to live in and do light household chores. Reply &o 559. care ci The Evening Herald, P.O. P30)1 1657, Sanf or d. TIe. - "Hotline" Adullt or Teens. FACED WITH A DRINKING 30 - —1 E ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Christmas is a time for giving and a lime for saving wIen you Shop the Free, 6.41 2027 for "We Care'- Island — dividual In Sanford area. N EVA (ARDENS ** * *G RcgsrdIessofexf,etIence.aIrmait Sngle story Studio, I, 7, and 3 0. J Read, Pres., American 'ool. uedrcom, apartments. • * Diyton. 696. Lu-icariIs Co apes, clubhouSe, carpeting, ___________________________ ktr'en equipped. c.ntralhtat and _____________________________ — air Monthly rentals from $14250. It 72 2O9O.3_. Correspondents to who want PARKERS, VALET, No experience, Part time SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB, also handmade men's tiet t. Squad - -- help Wanted 8 _____ Wanted -- Christmas, 32) HO ROSCOPE (44) Father Knows Best (2,8) Winning Streak (4) Gambit (9) $10.000 Pyramid ( Movie (44) Green Acres 10:30 Mod -—,.. RN, director Df NursIng, inter:' In Geriatrics. Apply Sanford Nursing and Conva lescent C en ter, 950 MellonvitIc Ave. Alt er Ions both men and women; (2) News (4) Andy Griffin (9) Gilligan's 5:30 Live (35) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Leave it To Beaver 1:00 (2.d) Sommerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (21) --n Strct (35) Mothers In Law (24) Woman 10:00 (2. I) Police Story (6) Barn.aby Jone s (9) Marcus Welby (13) Amos Burke (44) Three Stooges (7. 8) How To Survive A (6) Match Game Tuxedo Santa Claus (21) America (3$) Victory At Sea (44) Dinah 8:30 (2. 8) After the Fail (6) M-A-S.H (24) Evening At (44) Marria (44) Tennessee (6) (44) Goiner Pyle 5:00 (24) Mister Rogers' Neighbcwhcocj (3.5) Batman Hctp r Needed, S lazy people •Mfl $9 an hr. & up. Rdu, ChoIelt,roII Fight fall GoBeje Lecithin capsules ,i available. Touchton Drug Beaver Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2, 8) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) Gen&al Hospital 8: 00 Deal (9) Orlando City Council ieave It To (13) ____ __ —. -- - -'--- ------ I - For information call In 4547 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. BOX S53. Sanford, Fla. 32771 (9) After School I Put a BIG gift under the family free ____________________ with the mor'ey you earn Selling AN OHIO OIL CO.ers PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash bonuses. AVON. 3079. IrInQ benefits 'o ma!ure In. (7) ____________________________________________________ Consequences 10:30 Island ____ 18 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends Of Pet,i 415 (2) To Tell T Truth t6) Concentration (I) Truth 7 :00 PersonaIs ___________ NASHVILLE RECORDING Co LOOKING FOR SINGING TALaNT. ______ ________________ -- . -- 14. - Evennq Herald, Sanford, FL _________ - ___---V ---- j Alterations, Designing Dressmaking by experti Srr.ger approved dealer. 210 E 1st Sb, 3736451 WHAT DO YOU WANT FOR CHRISTMAS? Fodi'1' Vu'eTe Gift Ci.øe probably has v.tsatevc'c ills — Wall Papering Land Clearing ATE.. rrofcssonaI I%Jflp,,per $-lan.1,'r RI'sldef,tiaI, Commerc,,i &A BACKHOE SERVICE I. 'CCfl%d Free Estimates Ph 377 647] sep' ',r5- Iti 1 '1 h ''., i , - You'll feel 1k.- t,,iui - .-1 �_ __ ____ _ _ - - = I ----.-.- Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1974 WIN AT BRIDGE - - r. CARNIVAL * _ ____________ NOW N MY ICE L' ( \..- M)ItTII 15 ' - I played lowfrom dummy and East was in with the queen. He made his best to 4 +91 4 WIT 4 752 - \ 0 I , :AST 4 K Q4 a J 53 I INCIVOW ___ ', , I LJJ _ I L N ECOR1EW / - 'mr,~ -. I CQ ,_V, ____ ____ - -. _____ 0 _ W - -. U () - - . 00, .. LLi. -, . __- i• Pessimistic Pete looked over mmy. Then he played its ace of clubs on West's king Next I DAY t C*: q0LR5 ____ ftLL ME> II I, • q ~Djw CX7 _~l 8 co weem~vs! . nsi ne ~_:L ; , ., ' I __ IDSME RON SINCE W14EN DID VOi BECOME RON? FEMALE A ' - -AND 1 / Yd1 You, South, hold 6 4 3 1 A Q 10 8 6 # K.1 4 4...%(I J % 1III CIa OJ (It) flOw 0 11.4 W It& ft. I W " us to C9 --Ik-=. - have to watch every word we say around here ever I since Junior made the staff of the school paper!" .I Ti( BIen ay R FUNNY BUSINESS I )E'RALt1TLE !~ 1 ) , RH4M4MS-.V 11 ,'~~ P - ' ''' I ' - . I . ! ,I < _/ i I / N 1 . . iirt. 1Z:Z- N \ - - I ~1-- )f \' TNK ( ) - ENOUGH' 'ru ' , ~' -_--'-- ;;~.,A M_ I --I -4 . --- i/ ft it _________________ _________________ P / II - zz , '/iL! _________________ c J _________________ TUMBLEWEED . The board of trustees voted to draw up a by I K Ryan 'S . I I ~ ____\, IV - A RUMOR 6OlN RONP i it ;~~ ---~Ve--~ I 1. I 4 I f _1 L- . - _., - -, ,. \_ - IZ: I .!!~,-71 - -_J,1, ! - I " - ;)' S.- 1 ,~l , ii ~L . . . . %, .~~r - BUGS BUNNY GAS YA:LL SEEN SUCH A 5MALL i's CAR! /R t 5 -----*f , ~ I ,y'j , i I ,I - I. - __) -- I __________________________ TWO 'v S' ') SiFICEO FOR COME wiTh) _E' \ ,r"is 64,e, . ("'t J r ~, `1 _____________________ ________ t, I ,/ I . ~ %0 IT N CALLS FOR ) \ I ~-I~, ~. ", ~ C~N . 4. 0 W f-A , 11, 7~ I 12 14) k b WINTHROP A CREEF"'- Pt PN'r I CRAVt anc I -7 I 04 OR k. / & IP3, r- ~-_ A is IN A PHONE I • __" . MEAN NOW,.JUG+iEAD, IND YES .) SIR' , YOU 4. VVE'P,E. G04NG TO ( I E '7 152 AVXEuw IJE ) TO - I F_ . W I- F7 a / PALI HLJ&8 9iED ----I I . - -.-. - 100 r 4A Bndge 88 DearA - K .- 'r \ -- . _y . . II - r,=6 - -- You gee If IN.- .__ --, W i ~~ 6~ , - 0 0 A , J(i(f 1 4 % ; ' i flj Uu - - 0 - I ,') t 0 0 - I 1 S - -:- . __________________________ )\ 0 I r by Frank hill 7 cti t" K ~ fAIZI 1_;-T&1A-~,, -. ____ - *FL--- __-_- ____ - 12 10 . '. - - 1; -4-~WA - #n ~; AW Ev -r#4*VJd, ,'1- - - - i T1, - u . _________ ___________ 'Ll '' 2L -iI - .' i -- ________ '. _______ 45ft-,VrXk419F t ;' f- .! - ' termed response from city and county officials "dissappolnung" since he proposed in June that federal funding for an - ..1~ - f. 1k - ' of ________ - - ~!I ,I 1 . ____________________ 111 _____ - -.-- "special demonstration 9. aming. ., r I --. ' Vaa.- I p satre'sno to stop Congress from naming - • Discussing liosplial expansion plans (from left) are John ' i,'vans. Carl years due to area growth and other needs for local and county road funds. In other business Tuesday. hospital board chairman John Schirard Jr. appointed trustees Jack Shubert and trs Sophie Shoemaker to study plans (iutmann, Mrs Sophie Shoemaker and Andrew Carraway presented by architect Carl Gutmann for the $84.000, two-phase expapsion of the hospital's department. The first phase, will Involve installation of power lines for new X ra equipment. The second room areas and expanded storage space by relocation of an office and X-ray equipment. Radiologist Pat Riley told trustees the expansion is niecessary because of an increase In the number of patients examined in the phase of $23,000 will facilities estimated to cost 1,00O, provide four more dressing - new X-ray equipment from General Electric on a !ow bid of $186,372 and to re it equipment until the new equipment is deliv red next ear The supplier has assured the tees t the ma option to lease or purchase the ne equipment before delivery. Trustees voted tc acquire -, - ewer Al TAMONTF SPRINGS - - I ro ec a e - Related Stor ....... ... Keller Road 7ntillion gallon ....... ____ - nfl page - T : 7T . . ' , ' ' . - to and the area needs the sewer treatment, but plans to raise treatment plant and Its con therateto30centsperthousaml The contractor of 11W cit) S .bienth struction will employ 100 gallons. northside sewer district D Vis, noting receipt of a Telesion ..............SB persons, bids cannot be let Flo) saij the new rate will Associated Building and letter from the Fir National Women's 10A N-Tause the established wage be charged after the first of Contracting -has irnprov%od , rates for workers on federafly January, "whether O'Neal has work schedule since the c financed projects expired in intthedfuoling around or not %%L THI It eral weeks ago threatened banks propert) as a site for October and new pay scales The city some months ago to revoke ft firrn's bond, Palm spray irrigation of sewer plant rsterda) s high 63 lo this rates have not en set announced the rate increase told counciken 35 IncreasIng morning effluent, was instructed to Construction has been held up after consulting engineer Bill Palm said sociated's wcrk tiimplete the arrangements cloudiness and wormer with a alm saiff costs of sewer on pipe-laying and gravity The attorne% said the Department of Pollution treatment luid gone up to the sewers are essentially Thursday. Complete %eal.her Control and properly immediately north of U.S. Environ- point that Eatonville was not plete, that two Purnp Statio detalls on Page 5A ns the westside sewer treatment mental Protection Agency first paying its share. are built and several streets plant can be used for a two-year approved the expansion from The city received approval of have been resurfaced and teiiipora' period, permitting, the 1.2 million gallon capacity federal anth and loans for restored. Other street however, a 91ay termination I plant last December, ther. wIU construction of the Keller Road restoration on which coun• of the agreement II = drew approval only to give plant in IPS9. after EatonviHe cilmen had heard romplaints wishes. l again recently. Joined with the city in applying will be re-done, Palm said. City Atty. Joe Iavis said the fur the funding, and Altattmne Palm added the project work acres Is in citrus groves. The U S Department of housing agreed to rstr% e a portion of is about 73 per cent complete engineer some time ago said an and Urban Development has the plant for Eatonville's needs. Work should be finished by Jan. ideal methm of smag!ef fluen T ~M~v -, 7~ r~_~_*.-_?-~,![ -r~:t~ - r',' ,I L. I I . I . , r - k __-T-M.z- -- f ' - . ... .\ ;I! 11 - -- " ' . . . . r L_ 7 r 4 MMI •. - , liii ...' ;iiii. ''Ii . .- - ' . • " T - t .. ,I . - I .i- .- ,,.- 7:!!!~y •'- . -- L. F _ ' - - - - - ____ POUNDS' ___ '! ~ - ; - . __ - .- - I - . 1* . Ill _i4 - " -_K - ~-_31` M 1% I, -. I I Wl i- 14111 ' - - =~~ _ - . - V.1-ft" __ - 9 0190M -_ - WORK PLEASE n - k=~ - - _- m '- Including change orders, the project totaled $100,514 80 Flo) was authorized to sign + 'T ~— M-*..q - $l8,°T 14 for drainage project consctlon work and $316.35 - daily capacity sewer plant .Zx- ~ _- ~- a 9q,-_-_ retommendation, approed pa ymen t tog - tpe is hding 4. - --1- - lwtml. - - __ )F __ __ - M-0-7 - grin the North Orange CounI corn switch, cutting cU Eaton-also approved payment of niunity of Eatonville for sewer ville'r, connecting lines to the $1.153 .1 7 for Pulm'-s Robbery Scare treatment at Altamonte's Altamonte plant if Faton% tIle engineering supervision on the Keller Road plant, if the followed through on a plan to job. To date. the contractor has Robert Newell, a former - *V c fowl are kept in proposed fowl ordinance the city they shall at all times revision have resct1ons like be subject to inspection by city AstudyundcrwayforSanford the ordinance on grazing sanitary inspectnrs. city commissioners could animals, including rabbits, Investigators shall inresult, in effect, in a ban on horses, mules and cows. vestigate, upon two or more raising and keeping chickens Chapter four of the city code complaints from neighbors in and other fowl inside the city prohibits maintaining or %ici ty where the fowl are limits. keeping grazing animals within kept, and if the fowl are found to Commissioners instructed the city limits unless the owner be a nuis,ance. "Icawse their City Ally. Vernon Mize to study has a permit from the city immediate removal. the city's laws on animais other sanitation officer, Other old ordinances on the thanthoseondogsandeatswith Requirements for a permit books,thatmayberevisedand the thought of updating them state that at least 10,000 square included in the new animal la w, into one ordinance. feet M La nd must be afloted for include sections on cruelty to A recently-adopted animal one animal and 5,000 square animals, a pigeon ban and control ordinance on dogs and feet for each sdditional anbnal prohibitions on loud and Uncats wW be retained, according kept. Enclosures, pens or rAveswy noLses by animals. to commissioners. shelters for the anin&r,U mtqt Present city laws provide no Mire's endeavor could be t1east35feetwa - from the nail' for violation but dmlop into a "fowl situation" curbline of city streets or 25 feet prohibit excessive beating or because commissioners ex- away from city sidewalks. unneceswy driving of an imals pressed special interest in a The enc]oiures pens or or failure to pro%ide sufficient 1954 ordinance that pertains to shelters must be cleaned every food and water for them. the keeping of chickens, seven days and kept disinIt is uniaul for any person Commissioners asked for the fected. to throw or place or deposit the study after receiving comAnother portion of the 1954 bodies of dead anim,als in Lake a ne g r a or ce on grazing animals Monroe or any other waters resident maintaining a coop of makes it unlawful to let win the dty li chickens. liveoc¼nmat large within the it is also unlawful for any City inspectors found the city limits and bans hogs or pigs person to "wantonly kill, chicken coop legal in that it was From the city maltreat, injure, hunt or pursue relocated to conform with the An ordinance also makes it any wild or any partly present law stating it cannot be unlawful for their owners or domesticated squirrel or bird . within 50 feet of residences keepers to permit domestic within the city limits." The law adjacent to that of the owner of fowl to run at large in the city. doesn't apply to persons with the chickens. -The one exception is live fowl hunting permits from "proper Commissioner A. A. kept by merchants for sale. state or city authority." McClanahan said that the orMize said it is possible, in the The apparently unenforced dinance is silent on keeping new ordinance, that persons pigeon law brings a smile to the ctdckens in the Ocinity of city presently keeping fowl and city attorney's face since the streets and sidewalks, lie said conforming with the old or- Pico Bwlthng at Commercial there is a chickenyard bor- dinance will be allowed to Street and Oak Avenue, where dering We Ninth Street, but continue the operation under a hts office located, is nl legally distant from the nearest "grandfather clause." inhabited by a flock of pir,, residences The fowl law states that l("t1nuI ul / I - _l - ies -- L I . I -_ AO,LMG row TL L II I pw ø G C --- - Auw ~ ~, # 0" I L4IJ j L I'l _;9 ' S GPANDMA! / k by Bob Thavet What You W / IV - THE ;4FAT.-STAYCUT I ______ 0 / Ab \ ui 2 _. .- 9 7771 ~7 t N~ / i /. - _______ ~ tz_ EUGENE JAUF Obituaries by Howl. kkMlr ., I ! ,, " -M. _- .-,-4 -.: ~ I ' ______ T ,.4 I J %,/I~/i 1-k ~,~J ..Is.- 10 expansion into a regional A. E. O'Neall are satisfied. ville backed away from the plan De. Lamb. ... .......... .....6B facility, Mayor Norman Floyd Altamonte has been charging after the threat. Fditorial 4A told Cd) council Tuesda) night Fatonville nine tents per llorcope ...............68 'loyd said although the city thousand gallons For sewer Work Impi oveu ' ___ — .0 . I , / ______ UMMO R2=23 1-b , v ____ FRANK AND : T4TUe ,_ _/ I1~1 W A wT M F !~I r j LEATt - . __ - Around theClock C,ossordIzzle ___________________ - Calling the crossing "uni e the state "Bush Index / - I -I alear If. I It ,1. I t ( I____44 r inance - N WE EAV 1', ____ E THE vA --- - A: I ~, ~, "Z 'f f ii LVARPO -n - - by Bob Montana I ow - 's ' " by Crooks & Lawrence - - ;- U II—. '. Bush said the crossing marked by flashing llgh and crossing gates, isa t termed a hazardous locatim by "te offkw& federal funding bill. He / CAPTAIN EA3Y ! It 7'H. \ EAT/ ____ I * __ / =4 __(i ,_:2 , _, ______ C 4 t) _________ AfZEV C, 4 1 L0' ARC HI E THAT KING KC'1G _ ") \(! I -'-- J s . __ \J £ - south. sal'dhe ssno h ofi ocaI year in seeking construction of an overpass at the West SR-46 crossing. Seminole County Engineer William Bush Jr ai crong is an otructton to emergency response by law enforcement units, fire trucks, ambulances ind •1 other vehicles, plus a hinderance to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad's flexibility in assembling long trains between freight yards on the north and the depot, car shops, and AutoTrain term na Ofl I 1 or county funding ~" ____ - - 0 K ____________________ an.-i ' — _-. ___________ -- Bridge Committee will ' .i c..amers 1oa ,,) . I- I Al A CELEAIOJ 1 ,_( i?--? 7~ N -- 0 ,~~ AC-=WCM=h ~ d__ ~ _____________________ - k I IT/ ) (oi f - 1\ ) . 11 PRISCILLA S POP \ C"WI ' i - SECOND! 11 6 1, - ROOF AT NO a-LARGe' xr FWIII '\ HMM ... mow MITE ~~ — - - __ , 0 ___ - iui 20 to 30 minutes there are bad results." ewly.leded Sanford Chamber of Commerce president Wayne Albert indicated Tuesday that -11 l A* 0 ' r %.,, V I WHE.EL._-.'-- . . "CW - / HOW Ir FEELS ~ ~ 12-fo V V trains daily delay highway traifle. "We are charged with the care of patients, said tnrtee Andrew Caaway in nuiking ti motion, and -L _ -_ - - --- , _~ p - - I resolution supporting an overpass where rail traffic A I 1 ç \':_- ' 1OR11Y COM11Z - -,:.l - n"Tf~4 I " r_ r -7 \' 4 f OF - \ HAVE A SUPER TMT I J a fil IP IN ThE FTThAT i I'VE ALWAYS MAVE EMY EFFMID PMEN17 TO YOUR LEVEL, f r. — Seminole Memorial Hospital trustees Tuexlay joined in budding efforts to seek federal funding for a 0% erpass on 6 westofSanfordata major rail crossing - I Ii - City Editor By JANE CASSELERRY IIeldStsif Writer . - D I SUPPOSE) IO I r -1 a To ____ j, I Chic Young I $ \ ; - — I / ~ - an or ~__TTTTT -- __- __ __ __________________________ _., . 4!' 'Ir ,, 1* - .". Backs Overpass V*?1J 4'V4Tt Lu-' )t1 L?1.. iS . BLONDIE N SrONCE,WHEN] U 6ETU FPOM NNERI J IN5J5TED Th4 HUSANDS 1 CONI- vu s -O APPECIATE Z4TE. 71fREc AV- C4O? 6f/ A' • 1 I L-10 E SPEAKER CSTEPA ISff ii4T6ø' IDYI HIS ____/ i ( I P1'"' OFFICE I I =~~ - . ribm 4-- .--.r . by Garry Trudeau W,PJi4TA M ILWWT! I Xm1v'r71i/N 6'AT&7-t'f i7M( IT $1445 IN MX'J,I SO,ZONXER 7,1F /6', I - - 2~---i_-___. _-_ ____ m Lewis 5 ______ I ________ Hospital Panel - W. 4 ,X - * I - . -=--" (% . I '== _________ s a or s es P terpretion of an emergency . I --- A BLACK 3 U !_____-~ _______ AND j) \ON FOR WOMEN 9 - ' DOONESBURY SINCE THE JOB (RECRUITING PUS}4 n I - AVA!:~ b L.a 1-11,81,41O.' Schreiner said proper signs I Marvin Avenue to the railroad Last October county contracks beyond Milwee School — missioners indicated if the road mandate were previously or. ferent," Jaques said Tuesday Itelated Story on Page \ WNGSOOD City Council dered and are were ao annexed under the notithinthecitybounds the scheduled for afternoon. __ ________ continues to, grind out or- delivery s e am defunct s ta te law and not county would have to pro1de by tt end of the week. A declared emergency ts legally part of the city, Dav acts the gnal. If the road within Council instructed Acting permi waiver of state law "but it certainly is not an was in Fact not part of the city said. Of the past 10 weeks the city, they said, the City six City Ally. Ned Julian to notUy provisions for ordinance emergency." any longer. 1I opinion was proposed laws Adoption of the Stoite a would have to make the lie unsigned the dog track of the council adoption including public Other ordinsnces in the stack given after a suit filed by nexation by the mayor and th and rezoning laws was arrangements to pay for the inef- action, hearings, advertisement and of unsigned ones are the an- Councilman June fectire in dty hall, Lormann, to have legalized the Seminola p0,000 signal. \provision that levies fines reading at two separate nexation of the Stolle property before her election, challenging Boulevard annexation. The latest ordinance, adopted of up to 00 Jaques said he has favored and-or six months meetings, allowing instead off Sit 427 with industrial and the legality of the annexation of as an emergency measure iti jail for a fourth or subsequent council adoption at one Apparently the annexation annexation to expand the city's commercial zoning and off earlier this tek, bans parking SR 434 right -way was ordinance placing the road in tax base ftoughout his eight iol,ition 'na> he the stn Ut it inietin' S'rn inol i Boulev a rd % it h the _ idt (1 iii tar f or dm1 tht th it ill c to lt ignid t irs in ubti oflici In Lh Ut) "'I r0adWaY alld drivcs,%1a)or E'ugene Jaques to No complaints about vehicl,! commercial zoning. Also in- hi ghway ousted from the city. shoulder within the right of way action. Virtually ignored before the no parking ban can But, he added, when Schreiner by city parking were made publicly to eluded in the two ordinances is of Seminola Boulevard. The court decision said that a be considered. was a member of the zoning council since early October the council during last year's the annexation of Seminola state law, declared unThe ordinance would affect Schreiner said Monday night board last year and he(Jaques when he was requested to sign racing season. The dog track Boulevard and a section of constitutional in I965, was used that Ithe city, with the an- supp-orted the Stolle anpatrons of the Sanford-Orlando the budget ordinance, Jaques re-opens.Friday. north SR 427. as the basis for the SR 434 nexation of Kennel Club (dog track) who has remained silent through Seminola nexation, Schreiner fought the "I would consider signing this Davis earlier this year said annexation. Other highways for the past 30 Years have been continuing Boulevard, has to consider action as not in the city's best city council ordinance only after reviewing the annexation of Seminola U.S. 17-92 parking on the road shoulder , criticism. from Orange Avenue whether it wants a traffic signal interest. it and checking with (City Ally. Boulevard in 1970 was ii north to General Hutchison installed at the Seminola Council Chairman Don Jaques said he notified city "Their (city council) in- Mr. (Joe) Da1s," Jaques said, properly haliuied and skeet Parkway and Sfl 427 south from BWes'ardR 427 intersection. Continued on Pg. 7Ai - P 9 By DONNA ES • Lciws i in d .- . 109 : - FIVE ! I I-mid is unsuitahir for .i dotild, hCH both opponen followedt auw you only ;ioII rnaII Iete relaxed. He aw that no spades and the oIrurnp os'eralI matter how bp.dly the rest of the sho%% iuur balanced 16 point% ssith at' least one diafllOfl(1 st01) cards lay nothing could keep him from scoring 10 tricks, per. game and rubber. TODAY'S Q1'F.STI0% \'our partner hul It ';utIt He played two more tmps (10 )0u 410 flh) ' to pull East's teeth and proceeded to lead a low AnsrrTomorross diamond toward dummy's nine. West ducked so the nine held. Send $1 lot J.4COBV MODERN Pete played a diamond back book to "Won at Brodge. - (C/o this newspaper). PO Box 489. Radio and West took his queen. IOta lion, Ne* York, N Y-100-19 lie shifted to the seven of 9' b A Sonsom . 11 ______________________________________________________________ - North East South %rsI - - ____ -!a . egislative l', I'a 1h' hiddin ha l*ri 10 'I.- (1K4 , i -- - but West was a bridge player; not a man with second sight. _____________________ u - Id - Sanford, Florida 32771—Pric 1-weampow, 2! I'*( - _________ M- ,. : - - 24 ' [ ' ' F.s art -' 11 I I -. ct -- ------•- __ 67th Year, No. 97—Wednesday, December 11, 1974 .. Ir 4 ' ______ ____ \ Itoth tiInt'r,ihIt _____ "I 4 AVII, Q 107 + K .1 102 49 ...SO UtL BE TS IT'LL GNE ...COMM ON, I ON NMR OWN moo INAE R VVNIL G S16SEEi4G... I S SIZING YOU BUK XU HAVIE SET? READY! — 7 I-- ~ -•- JUV I spades on the long diamond and made the hand In spite of everything bebig wrong. 01 course, an opening spade 4 10!18 by Dave Graus ALLEY OOP ~ - U fr" 1 ' ___ • I t 11 I- which la ) tor iseu;; Ut ete ru e nfl flOC OU West's ace of diamonds. West led a second spade. Pete rose with dummy's ace ruffed ; N -. '. .-.,-i - - '10-7 ii spades. Pete PUT IT F - mow- JAMES JAC()fly a EL CAN by Dick lurn.r - uvosw,tinnnd ;AA -,, - - . 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I'At I (OF-_1 . I ) I L I NORTh 4 10V6 _ really shouldn't bid this against Mr. Jacoby.'" Jim: "I see that wi th both 16 2QJ8 11% I ___ ft WEST p . 0 ] Evenira Ks5 9762 IV 1085 I 2 ell // I 1 , ZE m-)Xlryi ~ 1 1 _____ I __________ 1~ 01ST 5 IRAT ___ OF "11 NoW, ._- / ' el I ______ )~ .. :"A ol - I I North-South uln&ra bi' & West North Ens South il -;5 ~),:', .,___ 1~ _- - - ," 41062 u..- 11 . . Pass .1 Jim "flow about some ar THE BORN LOSER \ I Iii I • I _____________________ V '4, : - L i I TOLD 14 E;z " I AIUY, PA55 aT 7WSe I YOU 4RE I I MY II j *3WS GER1Awy' • ____ • ' or WASHINGTON (AP) Pres cerns about Preserving for pos.. Nixon's heal th at th e time of the ference, th e topic of CIA inter- turns can be handled" wi th in pardon, warning of "a ident Ford says Richard N. sible cour tr oom possible use the tape pardon, and although he was vention In the affairs of other government, personal and national agedy" Nixon's acceptance could be construed asof a pardon recordings and presidential aware of published reports countries seemed certain to stir—The President has "several that migh t ste m from the an ad. documents deemed to be Nix- Nixon was ailing,'41 was more international controversy. mission of guilt, but Ford's un- on's property. people in mind" to replace re. former chief anxious to heal the nation." yielding defense of the clemen. Aaked about CIA action signing staff chief Alexander complete physical and mental _P f% Responding to a barrage of A number of congressional against the since-overthrown M. Haig Jr., who is bec in *41 ,3 Democrats said they were not Marxist government of Chile, military co 4r, an r of NATO, I Asked about his statement at second broadcast news confer. satisfied by - =_- ~= - _;Tffzv.T Ford also said Monday night ence, Ford declared, "I am ab. the pardon Ford's defense of Ford said the United States did and hopes to name a new prem his confirmation hearings as - act "to help and assist the pro- secretary to replace I F tpr. Vi'd' there were no secret reasons for 5olutely convinced ' 'J1IP7 I made "Tonight I th,ght th. •n u,uu new brat, who quit in protest can people would nofA#c t stand for might wi th Nixon. an honest, conscientious effort, Jerome Waldie, Calif., a and to presi'rve opposition p- rt'hitiveIyshortpertcf(j 1 ' Ford respon'id: -. And he disclosed he is moving to end the (Watergate) di%-i. liwm6_-r of the 11(juie Judiciary hUcal J)iirUe5." 4He went on: Ford said lie is getting health to altos concern among Wa sions and the turmoil in the Committe "I did riot say I wouldn,t. I e that recommended - * tergate prosecutors about safe- United States.,, "I think this in the best in reports on Nixon from day simply said that under the way Nixon's impeachment, "but terests of the iarding Nixon tapes as pote n. People of Chile, day, but A don't think I am at the question was phrased, the Ford maintained that the for- t he re was none." IF& im 4 1;1 . and cer ta inly in our best inter- li be rty to give any Informa on American people would o tIal evidence. ti b. mer president had been * ' _ Chairman Peter W. Rodino ests." from those reports I have re- Ject." He said White House aides "shamedanddisgraced"by5 Jr., N.J., of the judi ciary In any case, he said he was ceived." are nego tiating wi th Watergate resigna tion ' • • . : --i:$ The President acknowledged Committee sa id It would have "Informed reliably that CornSpeclal Precutor Ion Ja The New York Times, quoting that, 'the decision h a s created The Preaident also said he munist natIon ser'J 'atl, worski's staff to remove eon. had no i=ld~- I.-.sormatioll on lung tune rtend of Nixon and mor e an ta gonism th at I antici (ReliOt'd mo~T-z page 4A) •, more money than we do for the ~13 personal staff, pated" but added, "I din still been better had Ford "pursued same kind of purposes." And he repor ted in t oday's editions that convinced, d es pite the publlc ' the judicial process to show that said, "our governm ent had no Haig was responsible for reaction so far, that the dcci. all are trea ted equally under Involvement whatsoever" In persuading Ford to grant the sion I made was the right one." PRESIDENT GERALD FORD the law." the coup that toppled the Chile. But Sen. George D. Mkln, R. an regime. Vt., said Ford's explanation On other topics, Ford said: was "Pretty straightforward AffiI!1NOW -_1 - -- -- . -"The United States is not • I . .1 ,~'yz and will make an impression on going to have a depression. The 7 711v .1; atufpeoplewhocidn 'tag over.aIleconomyof the Unjted th the pardon." . ...'., ' States is strong. Employment is is strong and employment re. activity marked by mass in November of last year. And _jt Reviewing his decision sti ll high. We do have th e prob. ident Ford has assured Amen, mains high, he said, unemployment, defla tion, a de- the economy shows no hint of - - - F_ pardon the former President, lern of inflation," which he said cans the nation's econo my is , creasing use of resources and a deflation, a condition of falling I Ford went further than ever be. he hoped would be solved, "We do have the problems of not headed for a de pression, de. infl '.~,. ve related low level of investment. . I '- 1 fore in suggesting Nixon was prices. atn We do -Within the next few days, spite steep inflation and sag. J P~~ Uty of impeachable offenses presumably when he addresses ging industrial prod . uction. Nevertheless, the nation's top . ., if not criminal misconduct. He the United Nations General As. t_ ---I,-_ .. - . some answers pression years, there were 14 IW f-t-_v~z_ ~: ?' ~4i . j "t Lr -I.. ___Z-_~- - --,Z-/--_-( . -1 . I -'- --said the unanimous judielm y sembly in New York on Wed. _ I- - . __ He promised at his news con- that I hope will solve these mflhon Americans out of work, week that the goveMment's V 41.A*~ 1v& Y-- .-: -- -----t-.--, i-. Committee vote for impeach. nesday, he hopes to announce ference Monday night new problems," Ford said. -~~/-- -`Jtt-q-, about 25 per cent of the labor cuffent anti-inflat.lon policies of .'_ ment was,'very persuasive evi- "a very major decision" in. 1= force. 1,-.__ -- -~ -r =f --_! --' ` ~ , measures "to make sure that "We are going to work to ., tight credit and restrained fed-4 dence" and at another point de. volving humanitarian food aid tl ~ our economy improves in the make sure that our economy By contrast. there were 4.9 eral spending coulif plunge the -Z-i;~ - 1, clared, in response to a ques- to other countr!es. - -~ :. I;d_ miWon months ahead," but he k Mt?5a.1__&QV_;1__ - did not improves in the months Affwr'icans unable to country into a deep recession. . --, tion, "the acceptance of a par. ~;r -% -"A person's income tax re- outline them. r W. find jobs last month, representahead," he added. don,I think can be construed by turn is a very precious thing to But administration economic Statistics support the view ing 5.4 per cent of the labor many, It not as an ad. thhL individual and, therefore, I advisers have maintained these "Let me say very strongly that the United States is n force. mIssn of Wit " policies are necessary to con. am about to issue an executive that the United States la notg go- w re ne he ar a depression now. S " While industrial production la If the ol inflation over the longun, estion dom.i. order that makes it even more Ing to have a depression," Ford - __!~ ,-V__-__ T Economists regard a depres- off this year, it still is only 1.8 even if they produce short-term , nated the 30-minute news con- restrictive as to how th ose asse rted The over-all economy sIonasaperIodoflowenoj per cent below the peak output difficul ties T r __ _______ -•- 000tit! a _$> 6On4 T4146. I T g5w S $... -7,0,W i RITI XA i rot* NTS -vi ABOUT M 11, ,III UR ' K I it 11. . _4 A -- . STUaNTS 0 (Aa I Chic Young ,4713 L2 11~CLEAST~KWCANOOIS' USOJ WWLE WES EAG,/.__'J _____ LONDiE ___ , -I - .. t~~ I GERMM STu DbE S R 0 - JW?,, , % r . - q " - ____ ~ I "I ~ ; - [~ 11( woz 1 fPLE1NIN' M' \ ow rr) J HOn P I i I HAPPNLPIP ____ 1 1 ~~7 I THE GREA1 WUE HOPE ' j .j, - 11 J _____ - , i . I ( '1 f ', A. ___ ' 9 M CI'1____ 11 to _____ oo -, __ z ,4 - ~ -17 i __. e oo era ion .., - 'i,.',,, . 19 4 '' ' ____________ k , ~;_Z!,.____ ;,-' : -Z(i ' ILI1 MN I - - I _______ - , L by T K Ryan FNT OFF 0 _____ : I ~ /fl I i, I, ~ ~ __ ~_ . ~ TUMBLEWEED ft _ off/ ~ L ,% TSA 1UMMYAKE, VOCK *4 , _____ ( CAV )U/ ` cy ca4W, * I - -. - - 4 i Nation / _,_ 7W at- v. nem w • / - i Lcom E MS TME TO GO TO WORK ! ea - ! 1. . _______ Ayf7W )v cu AM M "Ilf W A&W af5W&%ff-5,W MOVE OUR CLASSROOMS TO f-* I DAGW0OO,up L ~ I v IJ-1 I by Garry Twdeau 1 I o '. ( ." i. 1 N I I ' AT OVER- - ...I DECIDED TO INVITE v~V , To CROwDED GjRtAV COL.LEGES HELP FILL. X'L/771E COLLEe? % , 'I TO .1.; CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ; 7 ~ -A DOONESBURy AWAY I Ce I 'T HIM OUT! z - beco!I1C - noice . - j fact I would L*-- inclined to refer South, hold to them as the Uttle Old 4 '843 VA 2 •Q 4 4K Q 87 YOUNG Ladies." Whaldoynudonow? Jim : "They a ll used to be A — Hid three hearts. Your underdders Today, they are partner is showing signs of life un predic ta ble Point count la and ou cur bid this a as a possible grand slam start. Oswald: "They su got to me ThLMY'S QUF1'JN in a recent duplica te game. I partner COfltIflut' to Ihtte sat East. North's six notnimp fbtntp. What do you d bid followed the remark, '1 Answer Tomorrow' KINI "V6 Ill r I & '. I 0 I V I - - uon 4 tLt I The bidding has n 16 e or 14 Pam 26 1, Oswald: "I can tell tWng about them. They have by Art Setwwn 1 I IL 11 me and my unfortunate part. I t L ' n.tf± _.. I a If II[ Ill I I .' - _______ rump,ecausejust never bid four-card spade suits. However, her moaning and groaning didn't keep her from taking both finesses and A 1,7 rT / - - T %I I'LL GO I t [i WIF I apologizing profusely to her rA Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents ________________________________________ i—I- TKE RAMP'S IN ly C7 , - 111111,11 7 67th Year, No. 286—Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1974 / s diamond king in limbo, the s1 made easlly. wald:"It made all right, wouldn't So EAST 474 J I A-i / '7 W J ____ I 41 0 JAMES JAIOIVt W -AI L.::i\ L,._.. . T r , Lae* " - _ I WIN AT BRIDGE ~ 11 I Q 1 I I 1. - by Dick Tur AL CARNIVAL MADE MY DAY - -___________________ ' B CHRIS NEON Herald Staff W ri ter Th e commlson said closer Drummond, who is leasing to adequately plan for the three full days. Laver apolog'ztd to u cooperation between the county the board after five years coming year -, '' 1 county for any unplications that " and all other government serv ice In November, worked 4P I By con trast, se ven mo torists the school board s . Drummond Moving to meet a public agencies will be among the up some of his old rhetorical Sept 12 were nabbed in one day by If SPECIAL DELIVERY TO EASTER ISLES Outcry at last week's school topics studied this year by a steam in criticizing the school school board for Past and I;! the coming year was meant to Eastbrook Elementary School, board meeting, Seminole cOrtsUltant hired to avoid such board for failing to anticioae present failures to coordinale ,-4.,.,-. .,. ..-.-I--,. - -- . Ikifl! Ilk. P1 f uny Commissioners today proolema in mecommgyea. its needs in time for the county 0 unique mail box holder spotted I a front yard near Samsu NOR road and safety needs In tim e the county on a rotating basis put a Palm Sprinp Road school SR 41, glowers a warning to tardy mailmen: deliver the mail "It's not that we aren't traffic light at the to of its which will not be announced in 1) ', q late and I'll bit your arm oil! I Herald Photo by John Spolski I sol v I n g pro b 1 em priority list, and pledged closer the news media to 'warn" But any possibility of cooperatively," Layer said. motorists. coordination between the -.-- fireworks evaporated when "It's mainly an emotional issue count and the school board School Supt. W L "Bud" Layer on the part of parents who are A plea to straigh ten out stood and admitted the school concerned i rr egular speed limits from 25 ~, board may have overreacted to I Greg Drummond pointed out at mfles per hour to 45 miles per parents pressure after an length, the commission moved At a school board meeting the hour on Palm Springs em otional meeting last week. night before sending the letter, met with pro mise Road was . L well prior to a Sept. 12 school ' to get the ,board letter to bufld sidewaW "Or 1 , - . II the possibi1ity of busing all light installed as soon as . i ov" I-Ayer, pouring oU on the Audents at a cost i Ir , . ' I on PaIm Springs Road at a cost .-.--. - of $2 million possible-perhaps II by . *-IwI . % % . of$10,600. troubled waters, also conceded annually was raised--even December-and to post signs in .0 1. ~_ , other commissioner's con- though a specific request to the meantime. By SEAN CODE QO3O. More than half of The board also agreed to d Knollwood are bus students at Altamonte and udget is earmarked for RolingIUsan ' East kEl: I k Mar cit council has salaries and ehicles main encourgage a ro ing rad County engineer Bill Bush, far safer many areas was ... rejected patrol by Sheriff John Polk's apprO%eu its ii-i iuget, tenance, with 19,698 to be spent who said he would it. to get T i -4 - - the county whose parents have totall.ing $167,331. There will be on new construction and street depament near all county ç I raised less fuss On the "roving radar patrol' to $l8, . The road budget is down schools on a rotating basis, . ree itraffic light win 3UCC3 ting 0 . . . The board and I.Ayer agreed Sheriff Polk said such a patrol three weeks, said that while the the U2 3 budgeted last no Cfl n pe crossing guard, flasher-Ught that among the crucial safety I , $20,000 Increase in what is only year. tune delay might seem cx. i areas needing action this year school year opened, and that cessive, the state usually takes .op, , d fiscal Adrrdnistradon, with $39,110 --~ are a lack of sidewalks leading despite complaints, the Palm up to two years to deliver UghLs .011' rmula. ranked second this year, up S. 17-92 by Sanford Nliddle fOgh the city council from $24,0 spent last year School GREG DRUMMOND WILLIAM YER School produced only one arrest in %oled anticipates a drop In the real Salaries, fees, council expen's estate tax revenue enue of $3,000, it is and contingencies account for funding city functions through $30,200 The police department combined federal and state revenue sharing of $45,1&5, received the third highest SCOPA $18,000 from cigarette tax, allocation, M,711, of which $18,950 in assorted building $26,000 goes to salaries, and • permits and $10' 000 in fines ve hi cle maintenance. This is ' lastwhen the LONGWOOu — D.t. department received $44,748. receipts. tatiofl in dune to (Slick) Helms has resigned i The fire department received unexpired term of the late The biggest expense the city . E.E. Williamson. cts is the road department $35,480, down from $36,741 In the T w o-th ir d s of which received a total of 1774 budget Helms was first elected the f ire appropriation Is earBy BOB LthYD 'I was spending seven to tease revenue will amortize the However , to SCOPA members city council in i PARTLY CLOUDY loand marked for equipment and City Editor 10 hours daily outside the bank loan. t~, \, ,~ ~ instructed port administrator seed under se f I- , ven di!. maintenance and salaries. 7", - city on my job and that -Take court action, If Jim Ryan and attorney William .I , Ine building and zoning V The Seminole County Port necessary, to recover the wasn't good," Helms said I . " ii ' ' HIYA. kH, E0044EAD, HE NO I see? LE Gel 7 ,a o0oo EThL by Al Varrneer ft ' " " COME zi 16 1 '1 ' . 1 i IV~ - A. - I~ 7 I ! . I t::) -W,j0 ___ zl- ",_~ :~~ S7 , . - I -.~ _.~ -N-k -Ail I % 11 :1 1 . .J - . I 11 : 9.16 by Dsck Covellj -- I 4M UNQ GO O I I GUE Y A PET - NE GGT 66VT IN - MY SOMMY TEACH ER SA MEN ARE I, UP THIS \ s. I I ( ; - i./ k7 I 1 . I i, -~ "IN ~:I[ i: ', t . I Budget Approved Taxes Unchanged I . L ^ 9. if. ____________ y Bob Montana MLK- 0H..-LEAVE N 1 ONE ORAN&E JUICE AND A ER WHAT'S ONE JNED HE THE CLUB MEANQ THAT'S M CtOGy :~ - i ____ — 7 1 C ____ I ' ' T s. ____ "- ' - J • 0 ________ GA F..OWIsJ6 UP A LEAP 0J FERN- ALl -PEVOJ CAL EASY 9045 5PQTTEP Thu ON GIRL" / f CAPTADJ EA 5Y AiJP W4H \ L.. vu, DARL I WMT WNING AWAY ., 'vtU JUr FELT' A 'Y 'c'. IMPUi- 'It) PCTC I : LN, WERE 7ftIG5 LEK & MEEK - by Howi e "bhIu•r Schnei der 14~ . I I __I 4 I L_ ___ ~__- ~ J , 1. - - - . - ~ 4 "I 1, - -= - ___ by Frank Hill I rM AFRAID 6 Ivor,G I R!F./ " :9 i 10 J ~ ~ A4AN I S 6-1-R)O. V -- A -1-46-OWNi'll V I _~ - ...- 1. . . ... . 4 - . ) I .I . - i ON F . 1I z r a I & - I 0 k I of business had kept him from attending three recent council mcetings. __ __ - ..-.,.-, f I ~ Helms' seat remain vacant until after the December munIcipal elections. He noted today that he has wanted to resign for the past two months, but timed the resignation to be certain that the city would not have to call another special that a special election be held if more than 90 daIvs eid3t in .^ vacated term. The charter does not *Re city held a special whcther he will continu'e law suit against colleagues June Lormann and Don Schreiner which challenges iegafttyo council mieeting held at the Williamson home last April. "I wasn't charging anyone with anything and I did not necessarily cl;VO. W the council majority ac. tions at the ineeting, I just %anted a court decision on whether the majority had the right to hold a special hoine." Helms said today. -- — w . --- 14AVE 7~01R H4goq D,T.r . — ______ AM/E GONE OUTT) SrRINE.1 —,. % -- -- M - -_ -- --- - re besides administration which $45,000 in defaults on a defunct under an agreement they ha%-e establishmen oft he i "I ... t 0 , CSSI Increased over last year. The industrial tenant's $340,000 with SCOPA. t o Weather DeW!s Page 3A operations if the principals partment will receive $13,000, bank loan to insure SCOPA come up with the money. up 973-74. ave to off ente fr:in U housing units, built the rn udgeted Im amount. Ryan sai d acesa ' Port ° salar ies $io,, and vehicle After notice from Citizen's p5,000 availa ble fmm a capital I maintenance, 45M. . National Bank of Orlando 0 improvement fund designated Around The Clock ......... 4A Thewaterbudget was a1w cut Monday that a loan tMt funded Interstate Four more than " for completion of the second year ago and constructed 16 ons ri phase of a ftee-million-gallon ,- 14%. Calendar .... ........... 3A to $4 000 for the coming fiscal feet In bufldings for Concr te modular units before the central Florida motel market Ile said use of the money e may collapsed for them. ). 10 Crossword Puzzle ... ...... &A curried as "professional fees." Is In default the SCOPA boud mean postponement of in. Dear Abby r ............... 7A Although the city's six agreed to: Dr.Crane .. . ....... _ 5A categories of expenditures -Pay the $45,000 - mo5 tly capital for the venture have two large tanks now on the Dr. Lamb ............ - ., 1A shows no Indication of where interest due on the tax-free loan bogged down at the federal Sanford lakefront wiff still be Horoscope ................111A the aflit.lonal $20,039 will be that SCOPA had endorsed. level, Officials say, and ap.. floated to the port location as Hospital .. .................1A spent, the difference is found in -Terminate CSSI's lease and Parently won't be fruitful in soon as the St. Johns-Uke see ustria) time to forestall the bank's Monroe water level recedes to Television ................11A utilized last year. terant for the buildings so new foreclosure. allow clearance under bridges. ~ i.- , inuex -Etq A SIRE. 1W R)afM * I.idE !: 'il ___-_f=~_____________ -__________________ - - __ -- - - . - - — -------------------------------------- =— . .'- - ~ -t-~- ~,~- ~ - . 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'N r ______ - i -- ____________ ARCHIE r- 7 I: . - P- - ,sN - r I' % f7i '• I j I i-t . I -r I # a') ;~ I I , . U DID W • 11 i I I t. FRIENDS DONIT`~ DROP IN ON a 9. AL WINTHRO ALL -- I RFS " I . S, Ir . ~ __ ) 'Ile .f \ SAMI Oj f, : NJ `~ 1, !% 1 OQ !!_~ -1 V!2~~ 1 - I- P. I i 0 - - R66. " t----~ w-.._---p-=~ w.._ - - �2 A—Evenlng Herald 1 Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1974 1 Ion gwood Fixes VVURLD i ~1 Veek INDORIEF 1 .4 0 Old L 0 111! - '__.. - Action - AL r .. )'.r1Jr aI,,a . . -- '. For Dutch . . ' .- Frne!t — __ not some equal fee appointed decisions Hennigan to proposal notes be" e servi s ie ar ef Work i C. Casse/bery Flood u _ fear i.r U- .it.lPlenney a pecia — pipes. only four feet and $120 flow Land Is Rezoned DespiteProtests I Solid September savings throughout the store. . ,_'. r 19 • 9 , F, ado Men's slacks, Special pc., corner group, - Dixie-Bay Service amounting to $800 _-_t. - - - buys. with CALENDAR AS -special x r Two -• j.J f'L__ - ges rceTi iea Fabric specials Double knit Cane chairs, I Choose solid tweed or - -_____ 69---------------- •• .._* .. Beautifully designed 'Selected hardwoods Velvet coverinas -A $99 Highback designed 11 _-Z ¶'k - - .. .~ solids lh ". 177 YD. Double knit with walnut table 'Floral print group with white table • Polyurethane foam 4 -2 , "fillm l w - Kt, . 44 $fln,I!blIL £YD.I inwale r nrrItIrflV Altamonte Store Opens, More Planned HOSPITAL NOTES AREA DEATHS Girls' 'I V.0 I I %~ i '' .I & \ jeans. • , 1, " ". 399 1 / r *- I I - iv_ .: ) . : ,,, 11 • ~~ 1 __ . --___~ ___ - - -- Pocke i! .1 ~ So. ~-I _--, *Sizes 7 t 14 \ calcu. T I II 222 NOW... t Swag 1(;=,s 99 -. .f ; lamps. pantsuits. +"''4\s (4 A. .t.f, '" " WEATHER in, .''\ ,i,' 13 - \_' .1.t' -• 'Short sleeve striped or — II , iflon &rcreas'ng ft I or tiffany ,, Fits any decor k• to illustration ?9 flQ 0 Ifi On - 17 Similar • 88 A" and a - 1599 • :?y:er *Various styles & / colors - T _c1• to illustration Similar to illustration at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. -- _ • -- - — - ;- -- ___iJ•, --, ------•.- --- -, -- - ___ ____ _ Penneys new 6 digit electronic calculator operates on only one 9 volt battery. It's small enough to fit in your pocket, and priced not to empty it out screen measured diagonally 'AFT (automatic fine tuninnl I Stadium 1988 .1? ' Various styles 1 J[ Men's lator, Orig. 259.95 222 commodore size 12" color portable Women's handbags. Barbeque . . 10% i Polyester cotton 1 - , 1 :, M , ,~ ' Boycut western style —,------ - -' : - 331 1 - Mtsmnnp who s - Jth Robinson's -- . r' ,': Hearing lAss is not aSignofOkl Age fri . - Free, Finally • Special city attorney, 8J)I. in water department pointed by the council chair- funds was being used to falsely 1. SAIGON, South Vietnam AP - National Assent. ._.'____ j manor the council The council baia the budeet "" WNcwr'* Trn Vin Thu"i tod4 C4'uncil rnritv Pirliar this _,.•,; -lkd tilSU1er' ' J reed to check the !L' J(4 ,,• . •, Nguyen Van Thieu to hwtrcharics of TUU(n _ r"rl fi&e.a again with city ac" what At had in mind : ir e him ,r!c1 week " _____ 10 nfflee and Korman did countant, Harold llartsock, or. -- when by identical 3-2 votes It represent the majority in a law bioc 'i z, oepuUes, told a news conference if Th teu failed declared Mayor Eugene suit filed by Jaques again 1% public he to answer the charges satisfactorily, he would introduce a the st 11 I Jaques' failure tc act on four city. Schreiner has not said if c ro motion to impeach the president. fie cited charges Made t:rais: . .1 • -, new ordinances I'vetm" and Korman Will be reappointed. Property tax from 3 b} a group of Roman Catholics on Sept 8 that Thieu and : • --• proceeded to adopt the ormembersof his family were involved in extensive Councilmen B H Ferrell and dinances without his signature B L Helms voted against th and council seta real estate deals a fertilizer scandal, narcotics e , , •,, Ii smuggling, corruption In the construction ordinances crease another hearing on the tax raise v$W!. e adoption. and - . - - • .. , . ,•, - . .• .• management of a Saigon hospital and had profited from or offices of —Public works a pm ..-. • .• • Redistricting rae shor ta ges In central Vietnam Director to be full charge of the Acting City Atty Ned Julian % ''? ', utili ty department, planning — ' ; X2 me Schreiner presented a Jr was instructed to prepare M-- , and zoning, building inspections redistricting proposal in ord an ce s on the tax levy an6 Difficult Decisions with a IJUICU - _____ _- __.I — .i _ and roads. Although coundfltm the new budget F16 recommendation that it be THE II\GUI \itiarlands A11 The Dutch Justite said this office will h' fIIIA! 1snutr. i"Ilus uut:c JdIJWI&St. J Council turned down the City Supt Ralph Fisher, no qualif1catonnetore candidate . _ ____ ____ 1.1 for the December requestofLongwood Industrial terrori;ts'holding nine hostages in the French embassy, a action was taken on the ap- city election opens In midto spokesman announced today. :.pointment. October. Th e spokesman gave no other information about th e maintain —Public Safety Director in !'-' -. According to the city charter, noting the roads In the park, negotiations seeking to end th e siege that began four days that the road.s were charge of both the police and the city may be divided into five built lit PrcnIR'r Jp Lkfl U. I ui tCICVLS()fl in accord with city lire departnients. Council I dis tr icts as nearly terview on Monday night, "I have a ling that in th e next In specifications and never weeks ago li Po ce population as practicable and a 24 hours a series of very difficult the city. will have to be chief Thom this c as ou ncilman shall reside In each taken by us." position. No determination has district, The owners represented by He expressed concern because both the terror ists and been made on how an attorney said they were Hennigan The new their hostages, who include French Ambascadnr that will supervise the denied ce available th districts will vary only Scnard, were getting tired and edgy. ment which still has as its head, slightly from to city homeowners. 414 to 436 housIng Fire Chief Roy LaBossiere. The park, in a low lying area units each, A Devonshire Last U.S. POW Free — A citizens financial ad. not only had problems in bdivlsion resident said VII'NTIANE L (At') -• Emmet James Ray, the last iin visory committee appointed by several months with . . -a . new proposaj denies residents I known American prisoner of war in Indochina, will be Drainage pipe reidt I ready to replace rusty urums 1S erosion the council chairman with there the opportunity for threatens home nearly impassable roads, It has flown to the Philippines for a medical checkup Wed nesday nei ther advice nor co nsent of third year In a row of having a also been subjected to flooding. as soon as he is released by the Ccmmunist Pa thet Lao, the council required. A corn- resident councilman. th e U.S. Embassy said today. niittea of five persons was Council aid Itwlll takeacsjon Polling Change Th e Pathet Lao announ ced today th at a British Em. named earlier this year, but on the proposal at Its next lasy plane would bring th e 47-ycarold civilian pilot to Council Chairman A c ha nge in the po lling pla ces Don meeting. Vientiane Wednesday from Sam Neua, th e Pa th et Lao Schreiner has not indicated for two of the city's voting capital in northeast Laos where he has been a captive for those same men will be reap. preclnct-33 and 47—from the Budget ...e1ay Delay more than 16 mon th s. poin ted. old city buildings to the city hall _____ The city's proposed 1974-'75 and fire station has been I "balanced budget" was sent requested by the city council. ____ back to the dra wing boards Julian was instructed to after Ferrell objected t the preparea1etandsubmftj t to .-. -J T C - ., V -• proposal co-mingles the ufflltv thø t'ntintv 's..I--t.. By JANE CASSELBERRy department moneys with the requesting the change noting homeowners about 10 years ago Monday expressed 4 that her Herold Staff Writer general operating fund, filled In the ditch using 55 gal. house was being threatened the old building's deplorable CASSELBERRY Flooding drums for drainage Ferrell 1r1sted that a anderoslonprobIemjt 11 the hole was then -.. Th ese drums have since from have 1 the structure getting been bot hering some residents deteriorated, sinking In and bigger " rof -. Overbrook Drive periodically restricting the . of water ~_ ff - =_ Adding to the heada ches for , over the last few months will causing the flooding and adjoining homeowneras s soon be corrected, according to erion This combined with floodj . _.~-_!_ V1V_ in their backyards Casselberry Mayor Bill Grier hea',, rains and increased from a small lake built bt Grier told The Herald he drainage due to more owners the golf b expects i the City Public Works development and paving in divertingofsome : of wate i -_ Department to begin work area of SR 436 and 17.92 In. from the brook Grier said j today laying drainage pipe tersection, have compounded s as ng - —.-r!- . : -..*& ".-where the stream runs between the problem. . By:BIU A _—.-,_ ~_ - __Z_ Ar Wt a second fire station is two houses. levee to prevent this problem. "'; X — . Grier, said the city had the ileram I Writer . -_ -_ ~ . — The mayor added Council had being construicted and a third At one Unw the brook, that * i frialierials available I11116 One I' being planned to offer the drains from prairie Lake andnecessary for sewral weeks, but crews ButlMized the city engineer to 'spite a full house of city residents morethan IIuIull 1.11 T,I_& -proceed with an over-all .. r. naa to wait until the water was ulluer protestors from Winter Park adequate protection. drainage study for the city, 92 meandering through the low enough to dam off the which had been needed for subdivisions Winter Woods and William T. Shaefer, President Land 0' Lakes Co un try Club stream In order to do the Casa Aloma, Cas.eeiberry City of the Casa Aljoabomeowp M WOrk, long time. Th golf course until jt reaches Lake Mrt Richard Patterson of 148 assessment pr is drainage - - -., - - - Council Monday night approved association told council that his Thplet,, ogram assesses the annexation and rezoning of 400-strong organization agreed between was an open ditch Over- brook Dr., whose home is developers for their propor. the houses. One of the adjacent to the washout 30 acres of A-i (agriculture) essentially with the opposition tionate share, Grier said. land belonging to the Aloma of Winter Woods. If the city Baptist Church, .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 annexes the land "you're going Presidents and represen. to have 400 angry residents t•I .. .I - •S-. -.I4I, • ,,_,,____,,_ .,, S'*uy4',. IJI ..1 • ,ai In answer to criticism that It Barbecue dinner sponz3red asU IUI Alcoholics Anonymous, open of the church's request for may be illegal for the city to by Seminole High School meeting, holy Cross Episcopal V Boosters, 6:30 p.m. at high Church Parish House, 400 _T rezoning of 400' west along SR annex preiperty not contiguous By CHRIS NELSON . In other action in the against Bundy are in seriow .4 438toCi (commercial) a4 the to its boundaries, Duerr said school cafeteria. Continuous Magnolia Ave., &9 p.m. lleraldStaff Wri ter Altamonte corruption In- doubt, however, because remainder enterta inment from 7:30 p.m. of th rt e prope at y to th ar.. "on authority of the state ' vestigation case Monday, statements made by Bundy to ' AGA Open to public. RIAA (single family reslden. New charges spelling out the Cir cuit Cour Attorney General, we can cross wiiiiiii,Ie (ountv Gals cuddle up in Robinson's Lake Mary Woman's Club get t Judge A. J. the state attorney's office have Mr. Frederick of New York furs tiul). aatateroad(5R436) inorderto state's case alleging perjury Hosemana Jr. said he will acqua in t ed coffee, 10 a,m, to been disallowed by Circuit Ken Conklin, treasurer of the annex land." and conspiracy against ex- "make some la w" If he has to Court Judge Semlno!e High School noon, home of Mrs. Vincent Voile Williams Jr. church, requested the change, Leading the motion to ap- Altamonte Springs Mayor on the question of whether the as Classroom-Teachers open Butler, 292 Evansdale Rd., having been Improperly citing the church's plans to prove the request for an Lawrence Swofford will be filed grand jury can amend its in- obtained. house, 7:45 p.m. Lake Mary. construct "church related nexatlon and zoning change, today in preparation for the d1ctmi,t against ci ty public Further, Judge Hoscmann buildings "Including a aanc Duerr said that "We've had a scheduled Sept, 30 circuit court work., direc tor Don Bundy. has threatened to dismiss thee tuary" on the RIAA sector, and very fine experience with trial, according to rosecuthr Th e grand jury filed entire case if contributor to sell pert of the C..! property churches in our city. They've Bill Heffernan. corrected charges against McGrath after construction begins, been good residents and con. Heifer-nan met Monday in Bundy charging he received Tulsa, is not produced from Okla., for defense at. Conklin emphasized there tributed to the city's welfare." Titusville with trial judge $400 from builder John torney Newman Brock to would be no subdivision Then, the councllznaa offered David Strawn and defense McGrath , then lied to Hora ce Chrlssinger, Deltona the state question prior to the trial. SEPTEMBER 16, 1974 Further expansion by meat stores in St. Petersburg, you ng people, to be called ,,The developed on the single family another motion to au tho rize city attorney Jim Russ and agreed attorney's office a bout what he Charles L. Evans, Deltona Hosemann has Indicated he residential property, al though attorney Charles McIntosh Florida's newest department Orlando, Altamonte Springs, Trimmers." to "spell out the charges In did with the money. ADMISSIONS Frederick C. Georga, Deltona will rule on the matter " might eventually want a prepare papers for annexation, more detail, because we'll ha ve store group took place Monday, Tampa, North Tampa, and Braun Th heads e fut ur e of the charges sometime this week. Magdalen F. Harrison, when the third unit of a multi- Clear-water. Th executive day school there." Deed In other action last night, to prove them anyway." Sanford: e company Is staff drawn froman ADG st Deltona or rniliion dollar department store also looking at additional sites es restrictions prohi bi ting the sale council: Swofford will be tried for Woodr ow W. Davis Carmen Kenned y, Deltona and other retail stores or use of alcoholi oper&tion was opened by thr oughout Florida. c be verages, Regi nald C. Echols perjury stemming from throughout the country, They Ruth E. Mueller, Deltona Adopted a tentative Robinson's of Florida or use for a night club facility s ta temen Brenda ts Graham he alleg ed Include W. ly gave Macdonald Clark, would Henry A. Zapltz, Deltona general and utili ty budget for The Altamonte Mall store Altamonte Springs. be included e th gra Evelyn M. Gr nd Jury n ee exe on a $2,000 loan cu tive vice pre side nt and Lenore Ehlnger, Deltona totals 160 000 square fett, with 1974-75 and set a public hearing - or political contribution The Alta.-nonte Springs store two floors featuring fashion general merchandise manager; la nd is sold, he said. John G. Herbst for Se pt. at 7:30 p.m. Fears from Betty J. Jenkins, Enterprise police protection that marks the third opening for merchandiseforevery member L. Calvin .Robbins, vice wereFire Lester Mandel, named by Gudrun Hansen the and prima RUEBENBEDFBAUGfj Clarence J. Maxwell, Fern the city might have to MR& LENA CARL ry reaso ns for Robi nson's wi thin the last Yew. of the family, a nd the jury as George Mye an unindict,ed m rs president and Rueben Bedenbaugh, 4o, of Park li enact a real e state tax for home f general coming Into the ci ty, Conk n Mrs. Una E. Carl, 81, of 1700 conspirator. Its first store OPCfled ia Isaiah Murray superintendent; William DeLand, died Tuesday morning Forest first ti me Emmaline Brown, Lake its 34 years of in said. Drive, Sanford, died September In St. Petersburg's Ned Schluger The misdemeanor charge at Sander, treasurer; Elizabe th minole Se Memorial Monroe exlstance were quelled by Hospital. Monday afternoon in a local M a r ii n D u n The striking exterior of the Jamison, personnel director; Lean drea Simmons Tyrone Square Mall. The that Swofford conspired to A native of Oviedo, Le land F. Todd, Titusville a b a k, tentative balancing of the vio he moved to nursing home. She was a native p sen ng t he 283 Win t te la second opening occurred th e ele ion ct Theobie Wells la store was designed by and Marshall Rousseau, re re ti w will aLso Sanf or d In l la te budget. At r mov torn ey Ken McIntosh in g to of Illinois and came to Woods homeowners objected Sanford Martha W. Woods October in Orlando Fashion Raymond. Rad'u. BOnnin9tcn & publicity director. Roger be re-filed and "spelled out" DeIAnd. He was manager to emphasized BIRTHS t t of six years ago from Ur ba na, Ill. ha th is was o nl the chang e Caddy, an of zoning on the architectural fi y a today' rm .. Square. A four th Robinson's Heffernan said, ' Bar bara A. Thompson, Cocoa In Baldwin will serve as general the Food Fair Store in DeLand tentative adoption and Is not She was a Lutheran and is jjg that C-1 would be insc heduled to open next mon th at New York, N.Y. The distinctive manager or the AIISJBOBLC Michael J. Donlon, DeBary and was a member of Calvary survived by al complete unti l the people Voice .Mr. & Mrs. John Metz Mail compa ble wi ti th the residen ti her husband, John ' interiors were designed by stere. Al EUchtcr and Douglas Tam pa's West Shore Plaza Vera L. Webber, Maitland Baptist Church, Del-and. their opinions at a public (Cheryl), a boy, Lake Mary 11. Carl (If Sanford; daughter, ('haix and Johnson of his Baitic will be the assistant na ture of the area. But counJames E. Newman, Survivurs include hearing. ilobmson's1 a division of his wife, Mrs. William F. CilmanDr,paulauidt Angeles. Richardson, Casselberry store manigers. Mrs. Nancy Bedenbaugh; two Sanford; Associated Dry Goods (ADG) DICHARGF.S - Rejected unanimously the the "4fromJoma to Howell brother, Fred Marion P. Ackerman, Sons, Ro nald and Randy; a Schaffer, Royal, Both the exterior and interior Corporation, will offer top line Somie 37 Ituyers have shopped Branch road is valuable proposal of Lake Kathryn Ill.; a sister • DeBary da ughter, Carol, all of DeLanci; Mrs. ready-to-wear clothing and ci the store is of a con- the fashion marke ts for Sanford: property and you cannot expect Estate developer Jack Cooper Walter Johnson, Ails. : o Benef • Merton If. Cole, DeBary home fashions, as does Its sister temporary design. Vivid Robinson,s ,..10thing and ac. it to remain r4n.l. Mrs. C.C. Bedenbaugh, Viler-ia A. Black 4 rcial and Instead accepted a check Iowa' , four grandchildren and I Genevieve Miller, DeBary Sanford; rive brothers and four six great-grandchildren. Terry E. Parson ADG stores such as Lord & colored carpeting 15 used cessories, g!ts, and special with the rate of growth for $49,900 as the ba lance for Wilbur J. Sylvester DeBary sisters, Charks Lledenhiaugii, Taylor, New Vurk, J.W. throughout the first flcx.,r, and lion,c furftWd Igs su,ch as lamps elsewhere 41ong 436.1, Isaac N. Sanders Funeral ser vices and burial 7,am water and sewer hookup fees , Monroe, La.; James, Richard, Robinson of California; Stix, an oak parquet floor dcfir1'i the and glass accessories, Ada L. Reiley said that the church's deed for 312 mobile home Iota at $160 will be in Urbana, 111. Grar,kow , ' and Ro be rt all of e second floor. ais Baer & Fuller, St. Louis; and Lawana W. Stewart & boy les oil th Sanford; and Funeral Home in c rge 6! ,Ion prohibiting lounges a lot. Cooper had proposed the ha Individual divisional mer- re Franklin Richard H. Vaughn of Erie, Pa.; Mrs. Joeph}neC.ofPIstsij'gj local Another feature will be the chandlse managers ' I arrangements. A barbecued ribs dinner will Donald are would ote!t the atATOIL,dIfl dedication of a (Ire station (Flora) orence Woods Fl Whitten, Mrs. tty and a dam to control lake levels be sponsored by the Seminole Elmer A. Bra Robinson' use of more than 100 li ve Michael Cuinmerow ready-to. William (Ann) Gracey; Jackie L. Hinman, DeBary Mrs. Vefr's high 96 10* thIs Dunaback also said his in the area, and all sewer High School Boosters president, said, "We feel plantings In Robinson's interior war; William M. cmi, today Joe(Ruth)rv1n,allofSa,JJ moninQ n Gene vieve Bennett, Deltona Ewimnglle,ujrj aociti from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at water llncs,If the city Florida will be a tremendous landscaping. Eflfl'i WI1 lkkefl'i Parity cloudy through /rdnetday the and Mrs. Mathew (Anna) Robert B. Bennett, Deltona school cafeteria to benefit th annex the area and waive growth market for a high Auh a chance of thundersho*I?S Spacious setlngs and wide Scott Dulin, SUVCSS(Xies, shoes on the grounlg ' e Albritton, Wauchula, IICTILIII Riley C. Henry, Deltona mainly ditIQ atternoon and stadium. Tickets are available the city does aØ wjppnj hookup fashion store like Robinsonos. aisles will afford an ap- and intimate apparel; Burion Allen Summer-hi ll Funeral Low p,jr Highs t* Janes Wilkie, Sumterville 1,' ,~!- 0'v We hope to meet the demand propr ite en vironment for the Longwell, home fashions; and capability to give fire and — Agreed to MvMse past at the door. 'tonioht in to* to mid IDS Vari0ble Home of Deland Is in charge of Lloyd Jet(, Winter Springs O.,'t1y poli ce protection—to the sc'vice credit from the Florida Entertainment will be o to iS mph and continue to gain new top fashion merchandise. Gary 5dntoqa Hrr,id, 1 mos • P alTangernents, tOfC at r,.Qh Wsnd% Howard, Robinaire IO$. dotrinment of surrounding Rctlrcmcnt Systeru f provided at the stadium by the 'enth A,,c'. friends here in Central florida Robinson's will 0.130 cffer a ____________ _ With the opening of Robin'' JP?I stronger and gusty fleM IhUfl emploes of the city who ad band, cheerleaders, dance mrvt in the Tampa Bay area as complete restaurant serving son's Mall t.-itI hw, clerthowers Pain prot,.t>I'ty '0 prr f' (AUr All A,l,P "\ i - .:. fire depart. "Dv I J.4J. I IDOV/ ac Tucday, Sept. 17,1974-3A $275 were taken from the Prairie Lake Baptist Chirch construction site on Ridge Manuel Sanchez, Chica go, Ill. A free offer Dogwood Street, Forest City Road, Monday. of sPerirl ir,t'r*sI thrse reported several of his prize Donald Annett, Beardall VIE'I, but do r j. and card games with his carry out this key provision of their long-delayed prisoner unlerThen, convinced that there sta exA ve nue re ported bi cy nd has been announ ce d by and rare canaries valued at cle valued The last known 1'J American pr-is- guards. the 1973 peace accords, change. Was little chance that her bus- BeIt.one. An Illustrated bookoner of the Indochina war, $1,500 were stolen from his at $130 stolen, Monday. Kay described the cave as A professional pilot whose band would soon be released, let answering the most cornKay has been held since ., borne, Sunday. walian charter pilot Emmet small and old. Robert Conner, 17, twin passions are flying and Mrs. Kay new home to Hawaii. mon questions about today'a X in small plane made a forced James Kay, is Limestone expected to be caves abound MY Kay may soon Sh- had hardly arrived when hope for better hearing will he "t" Oviedo died in Winter Park released this week from the li. that area , nd almost everyone landing in the Pathet Lao zone stock car racing, given absolutely free to any. 1. " " at $110 458, Memorial Hospi ta l Sat ur day he reunited wi th his HawaIIan- news cam e mat ncr husiand one requesting it. ''st1n from n.estone cave that has been his moved into them to escape May 7, 19Th Plaza In afte r he was hit by a car bo rn wife, Florence, and their might soon be freed. on S.R. home for 15 months, Fern Park, Sunday. The book discusses types of heavy U.S. bombing during Diplomats from nations with teen-age children, KImo, 19, 419 Friday morni Although she worried a bout hearing problems, ea rly warnRobert A. Steele, fllO West Patrol reported ng. Highway In letters he was allowed to war, according to diplomats close ties to the Pa thet Lao say and Puanani, 15. the way her hus ba nd would ing signs and the poesibihity i was iOy write to his wife, Kay sa id the who have visited there. 1st Street reported trailer and Conner stepped out in th e Laotian leftists have given The Kays had li ved In Vien- stand tip to his im prisonment, of surgica l or medical help. front pro-Communist Pathet Lao valued at $300 stolen, Sunday. of the car. This was Three months after a J une 4 assurances that Kay will be tiane for the best part of two Mrs. Kay was luckier than th the 18th housed him The book is free, so we aug. Robert Jennings, 40, West traffic (aiallty in Seminole in the cave in deadlin e for the exchange of all among those freed when the two years when Emmet's plane wives and mo thers of about 300 goat you write for yours now. northeastern La os but that he prisoners of war, the royal gov. parties to the cease-fire, partwent down. Mrs. Kay and the other American airmen who 'Thousands have already been maikd, so wri'e today to Dept. County Jail in lieu of $5,200 was well-treated. lie wrote that eminent in Vientiane and the ners now in a new coalition children stayed on, waiting for are listed as missing in action in 2338 Beltone Electronics . he frequently played volleyball Pathet Lao finally agreed to government in Vientiane, begin him, until last bond, charged with disorderly Altamonte Spr Laos. July. conduct, and resisting arrest. ('hicago, Ill. 60646. 4 Condor Emerson Merritt, 24, Edn a Rouser , 30, Is reported William Street, Altamonte — -_ ~ ...Nmw~ Springs is In th e Seminole in fair condition at Florida ______ _____ I A &*% J E mv AA * County Jail in lieu of Sloflan Hospital North and Whlttiker, 18, was treated and bond, charged with two counts of robbery, use of a fire arm in re leased after- an unidentified IV11 VVUUK man attacked them with a commission of a felony and of a wea pon in commission of a screwdriver at Spring Lake Hills Apar tmen ts in Altamonte felony. _______________________________________ Leonard M. ('uispell, 710 Springs, Sunday. ftgwood Drive, Casselberry Wayne Stanley, 628 Sabal I' reported stereo speakers Palm Cir cle re ported household valued at $130 stolen from his items amounti ng to $3,648 were t sto len from his home, Sunday. E I trailer, Sunday. $ Ronald Harris Jr., Chester Brown Barker, 69, Casselberry reported stereo 608 Martin Avenue, Altamonte valued at $125 was ta ken from Springs is in th e Seminole his car while parked at County Jail in lieu of $8,000 Altamonte Mall, Saturday. _____________________________ _______ bo nd , charged with lewd act in _____ th e presence of a child. .. .. 1 Dennis Poole, 307 Magnoli a Longwood .-.--t-Avenue, Altamonte Springs I , reported clothing and record Gracia Smith, 380 East __~~_L player amounting to $990 worth Church Ave. re po rt ed Jewelery taken from his home, Tuesday. valued at $1,000 stolen from her Charles E. Davis, Valley home, Sunday. $ • Traditional style in martini, Forge Apartments, Altamonte antique gold d and seaweed green Springs re ported gun, cam era _____4 and other items valued at$609 Sanford 1. stolen, Monday. Tom Collins, Maitland, Fire at Cosmos Res ta urant _______ 1 reported fishing tackle stolen Monday was caused by a fryer -, 11 from his boat while docked at in the kitchen according to .. .*'~,.m. ....I_. ._ . . . _......._., ii, puuce. Approxima tel y — Monday. damage was done. 3 I*. Stanley D. Gallaway, 224 robbers, one armed with Drwood Road, Fern Park a gun the other with an F,__reported household Items unknown weapon made off on valued at ~~ taken from his foot $700 cash from the home, Monday. $ register at Tape player, camera, and Station, 1315 West 1st Street, 14 _____ 99 other items Monday Is worth were taken from Midway 1 Chris Fowler, 308 West 15th .--' _____ % 1 ..x Elementary School, Monday. Street reported two bicycles __________ Ralph Durning, 306 valued at $120 stolen, Monday. -1 .--( I ..'ft'• Oakshwst Street, Altamonte James Bryant Hopkins, 35 I % .---Springs reported power tools 192 Warren Avenue, Longwood —_ .( Z valued at SZO taken from his is in the Seminole Jail today in ,I- 1 ~Vhome, Monday. lieu of $5,000 bond, charged with 11 A ..". z-0 ,.. L Eugene W. Kelsey and Son uttering a forged Instritments Inc., reported tools valued at (cii,eds). R;It'a — _P -!-!*&A .-I .0 '' * By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Wri ter Saigon Corruption Charged Evening Herald P0 LICE BLOTTER -- �4 Evening Herald OPINION Evening Herald FL ORIDA 3O0 N.FRENCilAvE,NFoRn Area üdt 3G2.2 oc •.,,, TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advert ising Director WASHINGTON President Ford since President Ford took over. But the White discovered when he moved Into the He took his complaint among others to Marc NIE, they swear, have been totally proper. The White House House staff Is so conditioned to taking orders Tucker, a power at NIE, who previously had NIE also contends there Is no evIdence of that e'-President Nixon's staff chief, Gen. from Haig that he still wields more authority worked under Fish at Alexander Haig, was functioning as the "acting inside the White House than Ford's top aides, Northwest. Tucker imI wrongdoing and, in an unusual move, has taken President." mediately ushered his former boss Into the Initiative to invite the General Accounting This is one reason the President would like to Drucker's This characterization of Haig has been given ease office and suggested pointedly: ,,It Office to Investigate. Haig out. But It has been a problem finding seems to me you guys should sit down together." by sources totally familiar wi th the White House an appro pr iate assignment for the man who --.-e$.__ .1.. j,.._. In the langua ge n! the W::hthgtc HUNTING GR1ZZIJE.S Therwerfu! gr'l" iu 111A a t'u itiuniis. The behind the sce nes has been exercising th bear e bureaucracy, when a , which once roamed in great numbers bigwig says this to an harrassed former President had become so powers of the President. through the West, Is now threatened with ohoessedwi th hjsWatereatewq, underling, it means "strike a deal." But thn' j, .ui ruuLi3ue: enerai Haig refused comment, refused to allow Northwest more tinction below the Canadian border. he left Haig in charge of running the country, than WATCH ON WASTE: As part of our watch on ce nt fee, which still gave the lab a whopping To his credit, the able, articulate Haig held waste, we have uncovered another Ernest Fit- $360,000 pr ofit. mis j,g the main conclusion of an unpublished Interior Dept. report which warns that tue he government together as the Watergate zger5ld in the National Institute of Education, Drucker also held the line nightmare slowly stifled the oval office. The only which dishes out government millions for other animal may be endangered unless Immediate exception: Ile left foreign affairs in the handq of educational research. negotiations. Suddenly, his performance ratings, steps are taken to protect it. Scrctilcv of State henry RLssinger. Fitzgerald was the cost analyst who was fired A few days ago, he was fired, We have now established beyond doubt that by the Air Force for blowing the whisUe on cost recommends that "sport hunfing be temporarily Drucker has also complained about Non spent almost his full time brooding over overruns. 8 $6 banned" in the Yellowstone Ecosystem of Now the NIE has f ired a $21,300 -year million grant In 1969 to Far West La bor his Watergate predicament and scheming for Wyoming, Idaho and Mon ta with a contract specialist under similar circumstances. Educational Research in San Francisco.atory few trusted advise rs how to get out of it. "He was The lab This latest Ernest Figerald is Robe rt Drucker. bought a huge old warehouse with the money ConsenaUonlsts estimate that only about g like a man groping through a poisonous The NIE claims Drucker was fired for failing Occupies only three floors. 7be other three floors of these mgnigicent carnivores still survive In sa id one source, the lower 48 states. Yet the state of Montana, to do his job. But on close examination, it looks are go ing to waste. Haig harAlled the presidential powers, which suspiciotLely like it was his zeal to where the largest population of grizzli es exists save money for Ile has objected, too, to a $4 million were thrust upon him, wisely and well, our the taxpayers that got him in trouble. deal with issued 919 grizzly permits for ft year's hunting Southwest Educational I sources agree. He was acutely conscious of his Development season. The $8 million contract went to Northwest Laboratory of Austin, Texas, He questions a military ba ck gr ound and tried to ta ke a Regional Educa tional La boratory of Portland, $230,000 de If only a small number of these hunters are veloper's fee and a $300,000 prepaid civilian's view of the nation's problems, they Ore., on a noncompetitive, favored-source basis. rental. say. successful, the entire species could be nearly As the negotiations reached a climax, NorBo th Tucker and Fish insist tha t wiped out in He has tried quietly to relinquish h area. Yet Montana has refused is thwest's Dr. Larry Fish flew to Washington to friendship had nothing to do with the awarding of to close down its tremendous powers, accord ing to our sources, and the complain about the low fces. the $8 million contract. All the dealings with Service has refused to take action. 51 Home Deliv.ry: Week, cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. i'ilt other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 $32.40. 19U 171e ., I - %,_ T . . #fl - '- H ijackers Revived t There has always t)eerl a serious difference of opinion as to wha' t if any, action airline pilots should take when faced wi th a hijack attempt. When hijacking was something of an terna tiona 1 fad several years ago officials generally lined up on two sides: — The soffliners who, concerned over the safety of innocent passengers, favored subinittim! to tl~e demand. - r,.1 the hijackers and — The hardliners who argued that international piracy would become a fact of l ife until hijackers were convinced that they would be made to pav the ultimate penalty for piracy. It was not an easy question to resolve ny decision that threatened the lives of sometimes hundreds of innocent bystanders was, naturally, repugnant to civilized men and women, but the prospect of criminals and fanatics practicing 7 Ford z .1 Be O I ~7 .--"--'. - ------ ' .- . -. " • ' 04b DU 41c5J, New Majority strategy triumphantly in the elections of 1968 and 1972. As developed by Republican theorists, the " ______ 9 ..,. ' . .. With these words the then govemor of New York launched, a Year before the Owater nomination in July, 1, an attack on the conseUve wing of the Republican Party. No f ________ _____ , _____ ______ . A. ' . " _______ portunism desplayed by Rockefeller, before and since, has been a series of acts that demonstra te a total disregard for "Political moraUty.-, It is this recOrd that makes President Ford's choice of the former New York govern or so tasteless mindless and perilous. In 18, for example, Rockefeller's "brain ______ _______ . _____ ____ I \ I I-, ______ t7 , . ______ ; -,~~ .1 , . O.,. . Republican has done more to damage his own party than Rockefeller. The political op. i*~ ______ ,, . /&j ' e~io __________________________ 'The place still looks a IIHIe rundownt" - trust" released a report challenging that the Uni ted Sta tes was slipping in world 1eadersJ N 4 f P and had allowed a "military missile gap" to occur In our national defenses, La ter this v 9 - Love Affair With Army year. Rockefeller launched an all-out &&Uult on Goldwater's supporters &W Republican right as fostering "extremism,"the The Is th New York governor and others fo5terlame I ~ t 1964 campaign. Ten years later, in 1974, the Around Tunney for Vice President), Ford and _________ $100 and using other donors names, -_ - Rockefeller may have to do very weH bideed in — _____ _____ Shouldn't be that tough to track down, now sho;1W it? ill I the Northeast and Midwest to offset Democratic Inroads elsewhere. _____ There's a group from South SeminoL, ea who are THOUGHTS quietly pushing for an arena complex to be built In that area of the County. Having learned a lesson from neighboring Orange County that their cItizens aren't interested in footing the i11 (r a project of this sort I'm told this new group does 8y JOHN A. SPOI.SKI. have a land donor willing to offer 1(10 nrr, jn,1 #k..... ................................................ _____ ................ - -- -. -_-.___ - .-. __==.:_. -.__ "AM behold, I have appointed with him Oholiab, the son of Ahismach, of the tribe of fl; and I have even to all able men ability. tiiesi they may make all that I have Omznanded YOU" Exodus 31: ................ ----- ----- The Clock . .. __i... 4_.__ Sanford auto dealer Guy Thornton, left, filed today to oppose iiit'umbent commissioner A.A. McClanahan for his city cornmission seat in the Dec. 3 cIty election. Con tractor Mired missioner John Morris has filed to seek re-election and so far has dran no opposition. Qualifying period for candidat es ends at noon Oct. '29. the board, _________________________________________ Dickinson (ails Opponent 'Liar' for Purks and David Fountain. - --- -- • Wishful could typing lessons (which I've not be a kid again,and take ever had), able to fl the students Seminole High who will be learn ing on electric typewris — thanks to the generosity and wisdom of th e school rd Undetst,d there was an expendi tur flewSelectrictypewj1f that class e of $9,000 for 19 All of the funding coming from Ue federal govemen which was tied to certain guidelines calling fa'w fhoo r......i.. .......................................... .. -- .- - ___-__- -- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Filed t Sanford th*s 'h EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. day of September, Florida. 1911 CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Arthur P Hell SEMINOLE COUNTY t. Eeutor PROBATE DIVISION I. W Carroll. Jr PROBATE NO. 742$-CP By GEORGE W. CRANE Ph. D.,LD. In re: Eslate of ployed folks are being debited this mon th to cover your next month's check! ence. "You're going to be held accoun ta ble for everything you say and do and you're not going to be able to he any more," Dickinson added. Fifi Becomes Third Hurricane SAVE ON OUR BABY BEEF PARK 'N' SHOP CASE Season Lewis repeatedly asked Dick. decessed CA, is an Irate Calfforiala widow. Prodigal Son, who has Casselberry, Florida 32101 MIAMI (AP) — Fifi as h be. pected early Wednesday MOIM' inson why he reportedly took NOTICE TO CREDITORS Publish St 17. 71, 1971 "Dr. Crane," she protested previously blown in those co me the season's third burn- ing. To Cred itors . All DEF93 angrily, "you should be lifelong deducti ons you gave cane wi th susta the 5th Amendment before a Having Claims or Demands Against ined winds of 75 The projected track of the Tampa grand Jury instudying accounting instead of him to protect your old age! IN THE COUNTY COURT, Said Estate: miles an hour, forecasters at hurricane should take it short YOU afe hereby nolified and boudoir cheesecake! IEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA vestigating his income tax Anne and her husband the National flurricane Center required to present any claims and Case No. 74.ISS3.SP distance north of Swan Island, returns and method of granting "For you make a person on dutifully paid over $25,000 into said early today, demands which you may have PAUL M PAPIKEY. To Round Out forecasters said. However they hank charters. Planttt against the estate of COLETTE Social Sec'ilrty look like a the Social Security fund but Your Comfort Conditions favor strength. wained a sligh tl y more southNICHELIE McGEE, deceased late charity case. "You won't tell us to this day Uncle Sam squandered it before ening during the next 24 hours erly track could bring Fifi's eye why you took the 5th and you "Aren't you ashamed of they even reached the age of 65. and Fifi is expected to beconie i: south of the island. '.EINST[lN. hiS wife. LEONARD Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file won't tell us to this day what the yourself for stating that I the same 'n duplicate and as we And that's true of all of you dangerous hurricane sometime WEINSTEIN and PEARL ANN Gale-force winds extend 100 provided In Section 733 16, FlorIda q uestions are you refused to Senior Citizens are now living o th WEINSTEI?c his %,fe. er Senior Citizens who get Wednesday, the Hurricane miles to the north of Fill's cen- a ns Statutes. In their offices in the Oe'rnjnts wer," Lewis charged. off the deductions from the PIY your regular check on the third Center said. County Courthouse In Seminole NOTICE OF ACTION ter and 50 miles to the south, checks of When pressed on his grand the younger workers of every County. Florioa, within four month. TO. EDWARD B WEINSTEIN Fill has sl owed to a f orw ard forecasters said. calendar months from the time of who still have jobs? jury testimony, Dickinson told I? oveffon Place So don't blame me but speed of 10 m.p.h. while rapi dly Most of the heavy rain was a newsman, "I cannot answer the first publication hereO. or the Babylon, New York 112 "My husband and I paid over grow irate at the Prodigal Sons increasing to ininimal hurri. located over water, the flurri. that lime will be barred q uestion beyond telling you $25000 into Social Security Filed at Sanford Florin. thii um , so who waste our f ed eral money canestrength,[orecasters sa id. can LEONARD WEINSTEIN e Center said, but warned that Ihave turned over to them day ci September, we don't need to get our mon. and then rob young Peter to pay 17 Overton Place Forecaste rs urged persons on that locally heavy showers DeWitt McGee, Jr Babylon, New York 11?07 a ll the information they have thly checks from the younger elderly Paul! Swan Island to prepare for hur. could bring flooding to JaAs AdminIstrator Th e Fabulcus lici ted from me.' so generation of C Ver non Mize. Jr. 01 FRAN WEINSTEIN The eaitors of the Chicago ricane conditions with Fif i's ar- maica, the Cayman Islands and When another reporter CLEVELAND & MIZE 11 Overton Place Tribune and Indianapolis rivial on the tiny island ex- eastern Cuba. P 0 Drawer 2. essed Dickinson for deta iison Babylon, Nr* York 11107 STAR warned us several years Sanford. Florida his appearance before the jury, ago a bout the bankrupt con. Attorney for Administrator PEARL ANN WEINSTEIN America's the comptroller turned angrily most P0 Drawer 2. popular sport d ition of Social Security. 17 Overton Place AIR CONDITIONER Sanford. Florida is not on Martin Dyckman of the St. baseball, football, golf or Babvlon, Ne* York 11?02 They also urged that all WITH EXCLUSIVE Publish Sept 17. 24, 19?4 Petersburg Times and ca lled any of these described on the Social Security deductions from ROUND DESIGN YOU ARF, NOTIFIED that an D E F92 Spor ts Pages. him a "little social misfit ISUPFLOW DESIGN the pay checks of workers act ion to recover a downpayment r cr ee p." TOSSES HEAT No, Indeed! And toe purchase of the following should be deposited in private IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SOUND SKYWARD properiv in Seminoic County Then later Monday dur:ng the It Is jumping to wrong Insurance firms, where our EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Florida taping of the television proconclusions by failure to read money would then Le available CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR That part of Ite Southeast Quarter ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Su. SOUTHERN In the ra(v for Gunter's seat, graiii, Dickinson said he had the exact wor ds in newspaper w hen e retired at of idortheast quarter, lying South SEMINOLE COUNTY the age of 65. persalesman Glenn Turner, Turner wi ll Face Republican turned over all his recor ds and PROBATE DIVISION westerly of State Road Number editorials, feature columns, Moreover, th ey showed that who placed fif th AIR PROBATE NO. 74.246CP in a field of 11 Richard Kelly and the winner of 200 pages of sworn testimony to in SecHon 17. Township 70, Range 32 books and magazines! ou r monthly chec ks would th of SANFORD, In re. Estate oi East IN-. en in the U.S. Se nate primary, a Democratic primary runoff t he grand jury. What I said in that earlier be almost doubled! IRA D GOLDEN hal been wed aosinti you and VOU 100 N. MAPLE AVE. says he will run for a U.S. between JoAnn Saunders and deceated are requIred to serve a copy 01 your Lewis asked voters to "help column this year was merely PHONE And that private insurance NOTICE TO CREDITORS writtendefses if any, to it on JED that Uncle Sam has squandered firms would meanwhile have date. p To All Creditors and All Persons _____________________________ j, Pla nt itt's attornrr. the deductions From the pay been paying taxes, which Uncle Having Claims or Demands Agsinit Turnt'rs Senate campaign . Turner said Monday he'll run Said Estate: Winter Park, F lorida. 32719 on or checks of thosc people now on -Sam never doe3l fte-in campaign for the 5th was interrupted frequently by a wri you are hereby notified a Wore October lath. lVll and file the Social Secirity. Morover, Social Security Congressional to present any claims and Court required seat being Va- his forced court appearances. original with the Clerk of this Instead of investing them in recipients couldn't then be den anas which you may ha ve either bore service nn PIaIOIIIIS SAVE on Office Supplies, cated by Bill Gunter. He is due to go on trial again an annuity, as private in-, coerced into voling for the man &oainsl the estate ol IRA D. attorney or Immedialely thtrealler., Turner, who is under in.Iherwise a def,ult will entered GOLDEN. deceased tateol Seminole aurance companies would have in the White House, as in January on mail fraud Office Furniture, LBJ's dlctment on federal ma il fraud changes involving ope rations of against you for the relief demanded County, Florida, to the Clerk 01 the done, Uncle Sam poured all campaigners tore up Social charges, said he decided Circuit Court, and file the same in in the complaint or petition. Office Machines, to Koscot Interplanetary Inc., WITNESS my hand and the duplicate and as provided In Section those billions down the sink! Security checks on TV, and make the race after An-Drafting'fl their Seal of this Court on Seqtcmber 17th, 7J3 16. Florida Statutes. reading his Dare To Be Great and Glenn W. They are merely a part of the intimated that Goldwater retur ns in the Sept. 10 Demo- Turner offices In the County Courlhoe 1974 Engineering Enterprises $300 billion f1eral debt! plan was to rob olds?ers! Seminole County, Florida, within Luggage cratic pr imar y, where he led Su pplies so all of you folks on Social (ou r calendar monthS from the time Arthur 14 Beckwth, Jr All our Se nior Citize ns are six mi no Attache Cases r candidates. The first trial ended in a hung of the tint publication hereof, or the At Clerk of the Court Security should realize that still being duped by Uncle Sam, Richard Stone earned a runJury. same will be barred S Uncle Sam has wasted yuur who pays only about half what of: cha By Crela Higginbotham Filed at Sanford Florida. this 17th nce agai ns t Gwtter. ',L),Y Vr ouc r..',t previous contributions to your Private insurance firms would ... .... ....., I'K...,,, ......................................................... ..................................... ..................... ............... Ciprk div of Scotember. S Highway 1792 COLETTE NICHELLE McGEE o f - - - - . . gAt ' New York governor was barnstorming the ~ Meanwhile the old Democratic South was and seeking support and Apeaking CO coun try WASHINGTON—It is not novel to say the the military reserves. It 1i breaking up, and a whole new culture sym, n3ervaUve done to in clear violation tones to cultivate the very supporters of Sen. I pathe tic to conserva ti ve Republicanism was Congress long ha3 had a cozy relationsNp with of the Consfltudon, aomrding decisions by Goldwater whom he had the Defense De parent. There is someth1 smeared and maligned federal courts in recent years, developing in the fast-growing Sun Belt states of a decade before. I the Sou thwest. From 1964 forward, Republic about the American love of th.ings military that There is not enough space here to document pe rmi ts federal legislators t to f wi he de or get range of po te Rockefeller's unprincipled opportunism, # the Co conventions have been duminated, in a ratio of at n tial conthct of Interest 1 however, has been tru an stitution's deep concern about maintaining the present relationship least two to one, by a basica lly conservative of some legislators to ly nonpartisan For separate branches of government, example, on April 27 the Defense Department. But, just as n L coalition determined to continue expanding ,1964, Rockefeller c3fled for yndon Johnson to se t up Many congressmen love military junkets, example, it may be illuminating to ow that eramadc Republican gains in tliose areas, at the the antIomunist 11 war in Vietnam and ad expense if necessary of the Party's crumbling favors for relatives in uniform, and contracts for of the 44 members of the H US. air raids Armed Servic business friends. Most of them hate to scrutini bastions in the North east, Committee and six of th Ouse 15 members of thes er,when e the Asian war reach too closely the Pentagon's budget requests, or to Gerald Ford, of course, hails from Michigan ed its peak of Unpopularity, Senate Armed Services Committee are reserve probe too deeply into civilian contractors, cost officers. one of the old Republican baillwlcks now to be Rockefeller Insisted, on July 19,1968, he was for found, more often than not, In the Democratic overruns that bilk taxpayers out of billions of At a time when public confidence in a negotiated settlement. it was no coincidence elected that in April of 1964 and in July, 1968, of ficials is low, It seems crudely Insensitive column on Election Day. And as his Vice scarce deiense dollars. Rockefeller of was Butt sepromilit.aryatUtudesareejcauy the C'rngress to fall to act decisively on this President and potential 1976 running-mate he GOP nomina ti on, running to Capture It is now known insignificant compared to the fact that toda unconstitutional confli has chosen the long-time New York governor and that for almost two years Kissinger secretly had champion of Eastern li be ral Republicanism, exactly 20 per ce nt of the 535 members of the af te r this summer of bold constitutional 2PPriSed Rockefeller of House and Senate hold officers' cinuuisslons In ethical piety. Nelson Rockefeller. and the most intimate details of Njo'5 domestic and foreign po licy, Offha nd there would seem to be little in such a _____________________________________________________________ ticketds nedtoappeaJto theNewMa joty pu together by Richard Nixon in 1%8 and 1971 If the A Tip for the county's "super sleuths,'. .if you're Democrats in 1976 deci de to pass up Sena tor Should be Interesting.. interested in breaking a candi date 's fa ls reminds me of the now e political con - defunct Sa nford Ch am be -(sorta erce Kennedy and nomina te Instead a ticket aimed at r of Comm tributi on list.,. Committee which had visions of attracting the th regaining the- South and West (with Texas en Florida Suns (now the Check for donations In the $100 bracket. It involvet. a Senator lloyd Bentsen, say, as the Presidential Blazers) to locate here in builthr, ViC'tC toll, who donated about $500 cash and the miomnillee, and California's young Senator John 'lime wi ll tell... C) I candidate "laundered" it by listing it in increments John Lindsey) Into the Democratic party itself. -_ . _. - I . I I- Stone said Ellison Shapiro, a TAILAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) me remove ft cloud of suspi. Stone challenged Gunter to rumors of an extensive shakeup IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Robert Hurwitz, who did the Pettigrew cam pa ign aide, has deba te m in Orlando, sa NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING In two con! ronthlions, Comp. don and restore honesty to the ying in his cam pa i gn staff aren't hinges and loaf of bread co EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. The Board of County Corn jo in ed his s ta ff. He said Rep. h (roller Fred Dickinson has office of comptroller." is al riv "waf fled" out of an in. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR rnjsIoners of Sem)note County, Fla. accurate. SEMINOLE C OUNTY merci.als in Stone's primary Marshall Harris, D-Mlami, a vitation to a Ta llahassee de- called Democratic runoff oppo*111 conduct a Public Hearing 10 " woul dn 't describe It as campagn, "is not doing the tel. Pettigrew backer, l.a working in hate. Dickinson replied, "The PROBATE DIVISION Commissioner%, Meeting Room of PROBATE NO. 7422-CP the Semln3Ie County Courthouse. shakeups," Stone said in an in- vision right now," Stone said. South Florida and a number nent Gerald Lewis a "damn problem of running against liar" practicing "last minute man without Integrity is ana of In re: Estate Of Sanford, Fla., on September 21. 191; te rvi ew from home Monday. Meanwhile, before leaving terrorist CLARA ROEPIA HELF Asked if Hurwitz would Home aides from Tampa, Tal- Florida to attend to congre tactics of $1700 P.M. Ot as soon there&fter, almost Insurmountable one to a "I would Just describe it as handle other aspects of the lahasseeand the deceased s$Ibl•toconsJder an application Pahandle addi ng addi tional blood. We are campaign, Stone said, "at the come aboard. NOTICE TO CREDITORS and outright blaChristian gentleman and I try have sional business In Washington, demagoguery tOconstructadockandot,o tant lies." aescribed proporly Using a new tele%ision agency to moment, no.10 to t one," Gunter d in a statement th at "Ttiere's a certain amount of On Monday, Dickinson barHaving Claims or Demands Against Lot fl. Block C. Spring Valley get some new television spots." Th e program will be aired at the United States should considLewis Said Estate: Farms. as recorded in PIat Book 14, Stone said a number of sup. discomfort when ou add a lot er e ged Into a news conference You are hereby no'llled and pagp 31, 0 P of Seminole County. 9 conomi c reprisals against p.m. Friday on seven educaStone said he has hired Al- porters of Sen. Richard PeW. of new per was holdi ng in the capi. tional required to present any claims and Florida linand and Newby, a Sou th grew and fo rmer Sen. Mallory group," Stone said, to a oil producing countries. television stations tol. The two la te r con tinued demands which you may have throughout the sta te. Florida advertising agency, to Home, who finished third and He sa id the nucle us of cam. "I ur ge this reluctantly but their hea ted exchange at the ROEP4A HEIF, dereased late o 101 Camphor Tree Lane paign workers who joined his the fact is that extortionist oil taping of a public television ne two will oppos,, each oth. Seminole County, Florida, to the John A, Klmbrovuh, s taff from the secre tary of prices are pushing the world t program. Clerk of the Circuit Court, and 'lIe er in an Oct. 1 runoff electi on. Chairman the same in duplicate and as sta te's office when Stone quit the brink of eco nomic jj Board of County "YCflir lies, and you're a Lewis won 47.6 pe r cent of the provided In Section Florida issioners that post have remained. They aster," Gunter said. "More damn liar, and your false in- vote in the primary to 39.7 per Statutes. In their offices in the Seminole County, Fla include campaign manager than anything else, the price of nuendoes, and they're false, cent for Dickinson. C'unty Cour th ouse In Seminole Publish: Seat. 17. 1974 ought jótiig to be investigated anCounty, Florida, within four DEF.N Van Jones, coordinator Elf ..oil taJt.Hnv..infbitlon____ iiey'ré cuir,r i,omtn.t,ine 0? ____________________ to be," Dickinson the first publication hereof, or tite told Lewis at th pr e ess conferCr'äné 'sThoughts ume *111 bt barred. 74 U ~ Rockefeller in 1960 which assured mcha Nixon's defeat. In 1964, after laying the groundwo for a . Con ressmen .".ft — '. -I&---, _. -a T . _ ** I ... .i - * Fp . - !:~~ , .1 ,. :1 .' %4K__ -1 SANFORD CANDIDATES QUALIFY runoff campaign primary, are joining his cam- Feinberg, press aides Jim - Democratic Senate can- against U.S.hisRep. Bill Gunter of paign. Legal Notice __.,~_) ,- 196 SHORE Using ' Reader Misreads falsehood 0campaign against Richard Nixon, It w the covert alliance between Kennedy and -_ BENJAA4IN _- I Stone Seeks New Image TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - - . would ease many problems faced by the commission and Jeanne Malchon of St. -. - ___ _._4 t "po ____ - -1 'Sl,; 9V - NEW YORK—"For the Republican Party," Nelson Rockefeller asserted on July 15, 19 litical success cannot be divorced from political morsilty," ____ u,: = . t;ZJ - Presidency - Vftt II.L. Culbreath, vice chair. showed the average person who bills than medical costs from tendrelaxationofthesthndards air. ______________________ ______________________ Legal Notice Ed Addi:;o, ej)1ur vice Petersburg, Florida Clean Air Council and standards that go beyond month if the company switcheL l Florida Lung Associaton con. federal requirements for clean to lowsuffur coal. lice. "You're 103 now?" Askew asked the stooped woman whose field work and c hi ld raising block ed her ed ucation earlier. "Yes, sir," she replied. Askew: "Soon to be 104?" Aunt Sue: "Yes, sir, and glad of it." 1 licaith of didate Richard Stone says Orlando. New Majority 3trategy was based simply on an appreciation of what was happening In the Country. The Northeastern WASP's who had dominated the GOP since Its foundation were trending steadily leftward either Into the sort of near-beer Republican liberalism typified by blaming fad. A cmigressman says newsmen -hve on sen. sationalism and emotionalism.- Another says the inedia sould focus on th e origins et pro blems and press for their Iut ion One seems to believe we should not cover the traumatic events that althd cur sety. Th e ('(her would like us to be the nation's troubles.hooters and repairmen. Edi tors with out Portfolio are everywhere, ornan From Two Egg . Mrs. liartafield, who learned to read in an adult Has th quirements are too Strict and man of the Florida Electric uses 1,000 kilowatt hours per respiratory problems. will add unnecessuily to al. Power Coordinating Group, month could expect a H in. Public Service ConIssioner ready hi gh electric bills. in Florida will be spending 1211 required to switch to cleaner, ering its air pollution standards However, members of the a year to meet air pollution low-sulfur fael oil and .5o per in line with federal regulations t age 102, was honored in a brief Long Sought ______ YUIU4U the Ripon Society, or (like such bellwethers as BERRY'S WORLD I: tending that the board's re- reads the plaque that Gov. Reubin Askew presented the ______ defeated by Lyndon Johnson (himself a Texan, So begins another day in the newsrim, Rocky ____ . be it remembered), Richard Nixon emplo) ed the orId's best, addfng: "Heagrees with mcl00 per cet" Similarly, the country Ia currently inundated by criticism of the ntedia for the disagreeable news that emerges. Adverse reaction to every major story has become predic- . 'otjl! tnrLtnr I The board is expected to d kilowatt hours per month will stricter standards may be dde at i ts October meeting have to pay $10.09 more month- needed. The board held a day-long whether there is a need to re- ly by 1975. Beach briefing Monday that lasted view its air implementation The average user's bill is now County architect and lung ass into the evening on whether it plan. If it decides to do so, it $32, he said. ciation official, said the annual should review its air quality would be required to schedule a Dr. J.P. Subramani, a de- cost of air pollution was $84 per public hearing and give 30 days partment plan adopted in 1972. air pollution person and that it was cheaper Power companies are con notice, engineer, said his figures to pay for cleaner fuel in utility TALI-LAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — "Aunt Sue Hartsfield whose life has been a lamp to guide the way for others," lems developed In the foste r home. The judge did not learn until more than two weeks later that 11w 0 UI4II IPi' ?..11.s 1. rated. "I think there's a legal question about an unclear point in t he law where we dLsgree," Endsicy said. "The point is whether or not we have the right to move children who are placed in our custody," : ians, Two Egg's Aunt Sue Honored / !rk_ West. And while Goldwater was soundly Wboen it comes to Public evaluation of the news media, we're reminded of the man who said a certain columnist was the i., " president of Gulf Power Co. of the Florida Lung Association, The department's staff Pensacola, said if the board en- opposed any relaxation of the Pollution Control Board mus: claims that the cost difference forces its present requir ement state's sulfur dioxide stannow weigh its clean air regubetween burning clean fuel and to burn cleaner fuel, the aver- dards, and said as more is lations against higher electric dirty fuel is insignificant. age customer who uses 1,000 known about the chemical, bills and the health of Florid- containers. I I .,# .... "If we allowed the boy to drop out of school without going back to the judge, we were assuming certain authority that we didn 't - Lao ...aC .4Cl*.V may have made a mistake," he added. Green ordered that the five childr en, all from the same family, be placed toegether in a foster home. But Family ServIces workers separated the cliiidren after one night when prob- CIarir'i I1I I Under premure from electric power companies, the Florida Oregon's lead and require a deposit on beer and soft drink _______ _____ concentrating instead on the areas of former Democratic predominance in the South and Press And Critics ! _______________ conceding trie Northeast to U* Democrats and that a little inconvenience is a small price to pay for you r life. —i-- ______ \ &% ,No 'I _____ Trend L TALl.A}JASsE! Ha. AF' to placing a referendum question on the Nov. 5 general election ballot as ki n g Dade voters whet he r to follow .1 re U~at nominated Harry Goldwater in 1964 spec- - I, 1 _____ PopTop Vote Charge U Green was not notified. "The problem comes when you start doing this kind of thing and don't involve the L..! .4) tieia services In Rowan's agency. "It happened here and very honestly the agency might ha ve blown It." "If Judge Green wants to make a point out of this kind of case that's his prerogative," Revel said. Air Rule Will Mean Higher Rates t illifll o gnc le II U On Monday commissioners voted preliminary approval JEFFREY ST. JOHN Owe ~ M'5 _______ 1.-,; ________ ' Political olervers, noting President Ford's recent co ncessions to liberal opinion, and especially his designation of Nelson Rockefeller for Vice President, are wondering whether someone has persuaded Mr. Ford to abandon the "New Majority strategy" that has dominated Republican nklng in recent years and return to the "old time religion" of seeking victory through an Eastern-MIdweni coalition. From the time of McKinley until the San Francisco convention of 1964, Republicans traditionally sought to win the presidency by carrying the big states of the Northeast and the Midwest. leaving most of the border South, the deep South, the Southwest, the Mountain states and the West to the Democrats. The coalition looking upon the search as a source of annoyance. Th e Vietnam incident should serve In rmirvI tic aii — airport officials and airline passengers alik I r. . .rolk GOP . .• Commissioner says she is going to tryagain today to end her cdy's "Sin City 'Image by drafting a newordinance to ban topless sunbathing by women. Agatha Doerer said the city commission would meet for a workshop session at city hall in an attempt to write an ordinance outlawing women from exposing their breasts on the city's beaches. The commission rejected one such proposal 3-2 on Sept. 5. It would have required women to at least cover their nipples with "pasties," the discs used by some go-go and strip-lea se dancers, But Mrs Ik'ere' aya she doesn 't like such skimpy coveru ps. She also says all the Publicity over liii. line tl..n..... growing crowds of oglers to the city's oceanfront U Ufl II other no-deposit drink containers from Florida's largest metropolitan area. .. Reversing . the news- I ,-. ... 'ietnam jetliner and when their demands that they be flown to North Vietnam were not met exploded two hand grenades. Seventy-one persons di ed. Officials said it was th e first hijack incident in aviation history to result in massive dea ths which, every th ing considered, is rather remarkable, Still, it did serve to revive the argument as to whether it is morally right to sacrifice 71 lives to make a point. It had been our impression th at most major airports had already ins ta lled secu ri ty systems designed to prevent passengers from carrying such th ings as grenades aboard. Apparently in this one instance, at least, the system was someth ing less than foolproof. So if an ything good is to come out of this tragedy it might be that airport officials will beceme a little more diligent in their search for such weapons and that the passengers will stop . ay M •' '4' ______ happena Three Vietnamese men hijacked an Air I f " " • A Cocoa zieach city MIAMI 'Aill Didt: Count%- ("'11111J.'' ttnslclering a relerendwn on banning poptop cans and p .:1,,,V."-.. ff-"- - - WILLIAM RUSHER wholesale blackmail almost at will was obviously an intolerable situation. Fortunately tighter security and the disruption if not the elimination of many terrorist organizations made the question academic in recent years. Then over the past weekend the inevitable - Dade Mulls Contempt w Green said contempt of court Keller, who is boss of Endaley citations would be filed against and Rowan as state secretary of Family Services Director Health and Rehabilitative Douglas Endsley and Youth Services, Services Direr IrwnIv'd in Ih .B.... i.e. Iosenh Ho. lic tillLrIIIl'L iu'ilpiao.. n,' pa*xti ii a baler his orders. Although they were not home by Green and a boy whom "I'm going to issue a rule directly involved, the judge ap. the judge ordered placed on against both agencies," he told parently felt they should be held probation on the conditjn that the Gainesville Sun on Mon day. accountable for the actions of the youth attend school, "I mulled it over the weekend subordinates. The boy on probation was and decided that was the only Green said he was also con- allowed by a Youth Services thing to do." sidering charges against O.J. counselor to quit school, but .I(J. - i• Facing - Topless Ban Still Go - . Gen. Haig Was 'A ing President' WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher I U Pt ,. icials GAINESVII Flu, (AP) Circuit Judge R.A. Green Jr. says he plans to file contempt cha rges today against the directors of to state agencies JACK ANDERSON 771 FI.A Off IN BRIEF Evening lkrAd 17, 1974-5A Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1974-4A - .4 Tuesday, Sept. -• • Turner A Write-in Candidacy - - - . - -- -- ____- - . - _-_-__ ------ -- -- - _ - -- - amme - . ---------- _.-,_,.- _ . - - - -- -- -----i. . ------------------ -- - ----- -- - ---- -- ---------- �6A —Evening Herald Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1974 I- Amnesty NAnON IN BRIEF Too Voluntary Bugging Revealed VøtrtI .,onic .9.A '.'! knx ill I OC than 1,000 cases a year, according to Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry E. Petersen. Petersen disclosed Justice Department statistics for so-called -consensual monitoring" in testimony before the National Wiretap Commission, a group of senators, congressmen and pnvate citizens directed by Congress to recommend legislation controlling electronic surveillance. The practice has been overlooked previously as most hearings on government surveillance have focused on wiretapping and bugging requiring court warrants for domestic criminal investigations and the attorney general's authorization for national security purposes. "'-- ..: : UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. AP The United Nations General Assembly opens its 29th annual session today with a record number of problems facing a record number of member nations. The first day's agenda included the admission of three new nations: Bangladesh, formerly East Pakistan; Grenada, a former British island colony in the Caribbean, and Guinea-Bissau, the first of Portugal's African colonies to get Independence. Their admission brings the total 'membership in the world organization to 138 nations. It started with 51 in 1945. President Ford planned to appear before the assembly on Wednesday for the first major foreign policy speech of his administration. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim told a news conference Monday that "the fact that the President is coming here personally is the best proof of Ins positive attitude toward our organization." Waldheim said that at his meeting with Ford in Washington last week, the President 'expressed to me his desire to cooperate fully with the United Nations, to give us full support." - birflSidVICKIN __ ___- _--I - I ___ - __ - ,_ 4 - __ ,_rl~_ t -1 - Goodel I Clemency Weekly AP News Q uiz creation of public sector jobs to the pardon power granted to the 7. As Arab countries seek Inease unemployment; (C) con. incumbent President by: (a) vestments for rapidly accumu. gresalonal consideration of Supreme Court Ruling of 1887; lating oil wealth, a decision In ,__ - _i i'eLson ztocxerej. I . (b) Article II, Section 2, of the purchase several billion dollars Icr for Vice President. Constitution; (c) the 25th of a special bond Issue of the 2. At Shea Stadium, New Amendment, United States Treasury has York, the Mets lost 4-3 to the St. 5. The growing Latin Amer-I- been made by: (a) Kuwait; (b) Louis Cardinals in a baseball can movement away horn Saudi Arabia; (c) it- an. game of 25 innings that started political and economic sane8, The second of at 8 p.m. and ended at 3:13 a.m. tions against Cuba has been Conference on European Secur. This was: (a) the longest game emphasized by a proposal to the ity, which reopened in Geneva, lntimeinmajorIeaguehjry; Organization of American Is being attended by: (a) Eu- ZO I I -,--..... . __ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) A trial has been ordered for Harold C. Daniel, 52, formerly of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla,, after his exbride testified he left her after she gave him $10,681 as a down payment on a house. Daniel has been charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. On Monday, Justice of the Peace B. Mahlon Brown III ordered the trial, to be set for a future da te. — - 1 ~~16&07 - ~ ~ . H L - H1140 SCULPTURED CARPET F OW :-•' -A& AIIiin 72n,s - ' ' . F ''' - AR ., . = __r r ( . P. 1-60.9 Oder os ng Ri*ghtOn, Bet y , PI By JANE GLENN HAAS The Herald Services I''"- - I M II' Betty Ford may do more for women's liberation than any J,i A mystique of Betty Freidan. . ?, The new First Lady says I' ' '' she's not thrown by the idea of I ' moving into the White House. *5 In fact, so far as she's con: 1 cerned, her Jerry can still 1' ' make his own toast for breakmno,e Count) Unit of the American lancer Society Installed fast. new officers recently at Sheraton Inn. From left, Irene Brown, That's the beginning of a new vice president; Edith McNeill, recording secretary; Delbert Can-melot on the Potomac, acAbney, treasurer; Shirley Huaman, president; and Helen Kelly, cording to my neighbor, Hoccorresponding secretary. tense Henneypecker. fort says she's wanted to tell her husband, Delbert, what to do with his breakfast buns for -• . - .'. . ' > - ',"./ . .' ' .,. ••. "11 ... -. / "j 4','L \\ \/ )J . Cancer Unit I C I A AA D &.. i.. i.ruvua I . I, ,'7' ,i/ -, 'XX.' I I 't , /J ' Knock The Price: Ill BUy Iron Overdose BETIYFORD Jerry's breakfast toast, fort said, is but one small step for a wife and one giant leap for womanklad. "But hear this, fort," I C3'ltIOfWd. "What's Betty goin g to do all day if she's not noodling casseroles or put. tering with potatoes? "Betty may be Just plain folk but she's got to ha ve something worthwhile to occupy her time." fort insisted Jerry's got that problem solved too, proving he's a man who meets every situation head-on. "Jerry's moved his wile Into a house so big it'll take her months to test all the beds and fill all the closets." "Del always maintains a a shopping center by a pad- This answer extends to the woman's place is at her The new President doesn't ç— carrying lady. categories of detergent, tooth- husband's side, even if it is 6 even bother his wife with SAVE ON OUR "What kind of facial soap do paste, mouthwash, spray wax, a.m.," fort said. "He says I luncheon menus, I agreed. Mr. I am an opinion pollsters' you use?" she inquired sweetly. bowl cleaner and ant poison. married him for richer, for Ford's typical noon meal is DEAR DR. LAMB I have din" upon your problem, you nightmare. "Whatever is on sale," I Un-American as it may be, I poorer, for breakfast, lunch and cottage cheese and catsup. Just heard something that has may also need vitamin 13-12 Iwas approached recently in answered candidly. admit it-1 have no brand dinner." fort said If great men can ar nanv 'us upset me. I take iron medicine shots. The stomach normally • resisu ri loyalty. His theory, she added, is that make great decislors n two In liquid form called Feosol manufactures a substance I never buy a box of soap behind every great man there's pieces of bread and some .I Elixir. On the bottle it says take called intrinsic factor that you flakes because it is blue and a woman — cooking. curdled milk then it's bye-bye a teaspoon three times a day. I need to be able to absorb I orange like the box I bought last fort pointed out that behind French toast and ham on r> e took it that way at first, but I vitamin 11-12. Without ityou week. I buy the box that says Jerry Ford every morning Betty Ford has got It made, became so red I cut do wn to a must take shots or you will '10 cents off" there's going to be two pieces of fort figures teaspoon once a day, and I feel develop a form of pernicious The researcher who cornered self made toast And she also figures it a 'I4M_L,, so good and people say I look anemia me last week '.aliantly forged "I told Del he's really a self- reflects mans bears of wifel i , cIL -, " robust and health) I have Just OUt fl I doubt that one teaspoon i on with )et another query made man," she giggled training ._4 •' heard that if one takes too much day of Feosol Elixer will affect " What brand floor wax do you / B I'l)l I V (ht,%%f} I ! iron one can get cirrhosis of the you in an way, but you need a use to shine your floors' she " liver. Is that so' I have always blood test, and It is important to asked i s P ft P1 thought drinking caused that know the status of your "I don't wax my floors," I DEAR P011 V The dogs In our neighborhood use mn Ufl IYIU11 l'1J U11l I'm so upset I feel like can. stomach function It is true that fenced backyard as their bathroom I want to know what I could confided It is not smart to Build Your Body with A free nutrition class will be celling all the iron medicine, if you already have liver do to keep it from being so messed up. Is there anything I could sculptured carpeting. In fact, conducted for the public Sept. Protein;" Wednesday, "The BE a EAL but I don't want to sink back damage, or in certain forms of spray on the grass that would not hurt it but would keep the dogs my Intention in paying all that 28 through Oct. 3 at the Forest Staff of Life Is It Broken?" into anemia I had a stomach anemia, that excess Iron can away' I would appreciate some help and others must have had dough for carpeting lake Seventh -day Adventist and Thursday. 'Where Has ci operation and ha ve been told cause liver damage It is not the same problem — RUBY B'.oid ever having to wax a Church by Mrs Lfl I% Dorothy Your Energy Gone?" L! what's left doesn't take enough true that you have to be a heavy floor. Ponuner of the Home Nutrition Tips will be given on how to DEAR POLLY — I would like to add another solution to iron from the food I eat. Please drinker to develop cirrhosis of Once, as a club fund-raising Institute. A local medical prepare nutritional nieals let me know what I should do the liver. Many non-drinkers N G S 'S probl"iii with a father, 96, who falls and she cannot lift project, I visited the offices of a doctor will speak on family without meat DEAR READER It is true develop this problem from old him. My other Is 86. When she came home from the hospital she, market research There will be a baby sitting firm to health and there will be For fast relief too, fell and I could not lift her. By holding her walker very that you can take too much Iron. hepatitis and other reasons. steady for yotir.g children. conunent on ads and corn- demonstrations on such things " and then helping her a bit she was able to get herself up. If one Ordinarily the sma ll intestine 311U Me mercials. as baking whole grain bread to " will regulate the amount of iron DEAR DR.I-AMB — Is it true does not have a walker a sturdy straight chair could be u-sed ffie Were they ever sorry. sprouting for oriental cookery. __`i! 4I) I h"pe this helps someone else who is faced with that absorbed, and It will also elimi that eating too many eggs can I couldn't be too helpful a bout There will be taste samples "- I renate some iron. The balance make you blind? I know that too panicky problem. — MILDRED. the effectiveness of the and prizes for those attending. sth) in the bouy. Ordinarily much cholesterol is not good, qo~ dyspepsia reliever, since I have Topics will include sunday, DEAR P01 IN — When sewing on knit or an stretch fabric ••,j there is no problem of taking but coming from Gemiany use a SMALL zigzag stitch if you do not have a regular stretch terrific digesUon and can eat "Square Meab; on a Round too much Iron, but you can naturally I use a lot of eggs in stitch attachment (or your sewing maching, The seam can be garlic and onion sandwiches all Vi otid;" Monday, "From the overwhelm your digestive everything I can prc'setI open easily, This allows for more stretch than a regular' night without incident. Orient ti You 11 Tuesday s)stemn'.'.Itlhiron medicine This BETTY CARTER DEAR READER I don't stitch Of course, But mn husband, who can _ T. .... Is why yn,, chn,,t,I n,',t hikn irnn ,i,Inl, knen is twnr,l nf I., in 1112 Very Possible -_ ~_ .-_ - t DEAR DESIRES: What "psychologists"? Reliable statistics for such a study could be acquired only by taping every word uttered in one year by an "average" person (and there's another trap for you—who's to define who Is average?) and then separating the truth from the lies. I doubt that such '.as ever made. Moral: Don't believe every th ing you read. 1" ; ~ _' 1 DESIRES PROOF * p A , 4 .0 . 4 DEAR ABBY: I read a claim of psychologists that the average person tells about 1,000 lies per year. Is that true' - - . have CONSTRUCTION SWIMMING POOLS . - Men I GUNITE R2fl.6672 • - _. you Building & Remodeling Mr-Mm ' - u PARK 'N' SHOP ) DON MOORE - ,? -_ . SAVE ON OUR Commercial Residential Free Estimates Custom Built . ' Installation By JOAN COLBY Copley News Service BABY BEEF - nur (an POLLY'S - )'a11!/ iniprove your gas mileage? 1()L1 You sure can, if you'll follow these economy tips from NAM. She Vv'ould Rather .-" - 'All -# , ,, ogg.es y t - TJ . - - u r i i on __1 Accekatjoqi sixiuld be neither too last ,xz too ik*&i. 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S•4U) )an Campbell . _401-1-MI -' 3S Hwy 11692 c.0 ros..o.iai sio BABY BEEF _ ---' It's fall—time to tidy up the country air when filled with bleaching and dyeing add gar den, put away cotton slip statice, II) 1hlI(,Alt. VAN golden wheat or a further variety and color to the covers and reward the family mixture of dried materials in selection of dried plants for summer-long gas saving copper, burnished greens, and dlspla at DEAR ABBY: I tas recently married At the florists and gift recepti on in efforts with a dri to the uncle ha nded envelope. Ihad no idea it was a check, but I 'k. nearest hiking spot to savor or the If , ou hesitate to pluck a put pket without looking at Th e be st flower buys in (There were over 300 // [ -!'. freshening air and first glimpse handful people at the reception an of the natural dried September come in regal hu " I es "'.: accepting , o nature s annual color cx- grasses, or if trail signs congratulations, forbid of gold, red, purple, copper and ," -travaganza. `1 lk-fore we started for our honeymoon disturbing the floribunda, don't burnished green. Filed grown I opened the envelope "41i, '' *~_ Yes, even in Florida, the feel badly. The beautif .)I -1 # I d flowers in plentiful supply and found a handsome check with a four-paged letter of advice on _WZ__ 11. colors, smells and textures of "ever-lastings" used ulloyr afaell clude 0 , straw how to .stay happily married (This uncle and his wife had been flowers, I y~ , " married for 34 years.) autumn are there for the decoration in homes since Marguerite daiRies, asters, I l ill - , 'Ll, On our honeymoon, my wife and I composed what we thought discerning soul to enjoy. In Colonial days should be picked gypsophila and statice. potted : ',~, I . , ' addition, birds are returning in m,id-summ er and dried in a plants in abundance Include was a ver)I . . , t',', ' I ow nice letter of thanks, and mailed it to my uncle and from their summer so ourn up f / cool dark place to be at their mums, gloxinia African violets aunt. - *' i m~ *;,. -%,, ' ': , north and the '.'.ekon the best. h ii c rt turni d honk %S i € se etiun of gn. n fouiid .i very ttigrv letter lroiii milder days of fall and winter my uncle ripping me up one si de a nd down the other This technique of picking and plants. Popular flowers in us for not .. N having the "good manners" to have opened the envelope at the wi,,, m ical overt ures. preserving dried materials at excellent supply are roses, ' Return from your outin g in their peak is still at th e heart of reception, announcing his gift and reading his letter. I was gladioli, mums and pompons. k ''—'----i-# woMc, swamp, lake or the production methods that shocked! In October, with fall sports 'IN Atthy, had I opened the envelope at the reception, I wouldn't shore country with armloads of annually produce a cornucopia and social affairs in full swing, J 'I snerest1ng grasses, pods and of dried have 'nade such an aanouncement. ' . \ materials from New the autumn harvest of flowers .. ' Was in error? If so I will apologize flowers whose delightful England cattails to California and plants will be at its I height aromas, eye-catching shapes corn flowers available at Both fresh and dried materials BEWILDERED NEPHEW and natural colors will spruce florists. Most such dried will be In abundant supply, with DE It '.ould would have been improper for you to have up any room of your home. materials were planted and the addition of colorful announced your uncle's gift at the reception and an Imposition on Begin at the front door with a grown as renewable crops your guests. sour "apology" Is quite unnecessary; but Jerusalem cherries and or wicker half-basket filled with thereby helping to preserve the namental peppers. publicity-seeking uncle o'.ses you one, bright, welcoming straw natural beauty of wild The winter bloomin g DEAR ABBY: Ours was an office romance. Mert was In ac- flowers, proceed to a foyer everlasting. kalanchoe will be at flower Fall harvest of colorful dried materials sets your creativity "a crowin" counting and I was a secretary to the president. Maybe opposites fragrant with eucalyptus stalks A new electronic preser- markets in growing supply, as dvattract, because I'm the vivacious, outgoing, gabby type, and and into a living room sparked vation process is adding extra will the traditional fall home season parfies, remember to remember to allow a fesy inches slender flower sterns in place Mert is quiet and more introverted. I had never met a kinder, with a dramatic arrangement color to this year 's harvest of decorations—colorful dried keep scale and perspective in of space be tween the flowers and will add stability to the more thoughtful man, of tall grasses with leathery dried materials. The new leaves, wheat Indian corn and mind when arranging flowers, and the lamp shade. container. Alter three years of marriage, we're having a planned baby in plumes, process helps flowers retain decorative dried (lowers In general, large flower If you're having problems Fall is the season of bright five months. I'm 28 and Mert is 30. Now the problem. In the kitchen, a container more pigmentation during Chrysanthemums will continue arrangements should about arranging dried flowers in a color and form. [At this reflect I plan to take a six-month leave from work to have the baby such asan antique fruit crate or dehydration, resulting in to be in good equal the height of the table small container, try the colonial as supply in a wide you brighten your home, and to return to work when the baby is three months old. Mert is a perky rooster vase from the brighter, more lamps in the room. For medium custom of filling the container colorful hues. variety of forms and colors, naturally, with the year's going to quit his office job and stay home to keep house or small table top bouquets, with sa nd. This will hold the harvest and care florist will add a piquant, Other methods, including When p la n ni ng th da ose of dried holi y flowers. for our child. He has a fantastic way with children. I don't. Mert loves cooking and housekeeping. I hate it. Mert finds office work dull and boring. I love it. I've always earned much more than C Doyou think this could work? Or do you think we're crazy? i 'IPdIupl' REVERSED ROLES S I I DEAR REVERSED: Why not, If It doesn't, aren't . ',.. married to the plan. And no, I don't thIyourecralyIthyou I are to be envied. Few people the courage to thumb their —— Florida Hearing Ad A _ a eu,sn - 6MC)PS - _*&- I I Harold Daniel c I . PEAR.ABBV 11 4 4v~ '.. ~ E ior - - ---- Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1974-7A - HARD of Hearing? Call 834-8776 PASADENA (AP)— Dr. Ian H. Campbell, 67, a oted researcher in the elds of Immunology and Ilergies, died Monday hUe being treated for a cart attack . He ha d been ri the faculty of California istituteof Technology for Years and was a con. iltant to numerous )vernment agencies and )SpitalS, Evening Herald - -- . WASTY, Q . NEW YORK Jazz great Lionel Hampton Is reported In good conditlon in the Intensive care unit of Mount Sinai Hospital. A hospital spokesman said on Monday that hampton was admitted ast Thursday suffering rom massive internal )leeding, but that the ondition was now con. rolled. Hampton, 61, is best flown for his appearances s vibraharp soloist with he Benny Goodman band. - ui - Lionel Hampton LONDON (A?) Cesar Chavez has be gun a European tour to win summon ii farm workers union. Chavez, president of the United Farm Workers of America, arrived Monday for three days of meetings with British union leaders. Chavez wants to thank Europeans for supporting boycotts of California gra pes and lettuce and to build more support for his campaign to better migrant working con. ditlons, a spokesman said. Editor's Note: How much do (b) the longest at night; (c) the States that the sanctions it ropean countries plus the you remember about the news greatest number of Innings in Imposed 10 years ago be United States and Canada; (b) of the workl' This*mbi,. 8 ---i i removed. The proposal was 35 European countries; (C) will help you find out. U you 3. According to NASA, data made by: (a) the United States ; NATO and Warsaw Pact counscore fewer than five correct from Pioneer- 10's fly-by of (b) Colombia, Costa Rica and tries only. answers, you had better read Jupiter last December suggest Venezuela; (C) Mexico and 9. The Senate voted 85 to 0 to: the paper a little more care- the planet: (a)isa spinning ball Venezuela. (a) end the 55-mile-an-hour fully. 11 you get eight or more of liquid hydrogen; (b) Is 6. Twin Falls, Idaho, where national speed limit; ib) make right, you rate an "A." composed of dense volcanic Evel Knievel made his attempt the S5-mile-an-hour speed limit I. President Ford presented rock; (C) lacks the intense to rocket across the Snake Rlv- permanent; (C) require the Congress with his prior1t' list radiation belts previously be- er Canyon, has: (a) never had s tes to set speed limits not ta for action before the Congres. lieved to surround it. twin falls nearby; (b) only one exceeding 75 miles an hour. sional term expires. Top of the 4. President Ford granted fall left nearby as a result of ANSWERS: 1.c 2.b 3.a 4.b 5.b list was: (a) action on cam- former President Nixon an un- dam building; (C) twin falls Lb 7.b La Sb paign reform legislation; (b) conditional pardon pursuant to nearby. I' :i For Pla n TORONTO (AP) Deserters dodgers who agreed to work at work pernd would vary casePay would compare to mill. and draft dodgers in exile In public service jobs "promoting by-case up to a maximum of 24 tary pay. Those entering the Canada say few of their number national health, safety or In. months, depending on military program would be required to wW accept President Ford's terest" upon their return, records and "other mitigating acknowledge allegiance to the terms of clemency and return The White House said the factors." United States. to the United States. Organized "We're asking those In exile groups are urging a boycott. and underground to boycott this "There is a lot of pressure however they see fit, by refrom families and some have mining in exile, staying undersome personal reasons for ground, going back ana publicly wanting to return, so it's pos. challengi ng re-entry, by resible that some will," said Gerfusing toao service, and peri -y Condon, 27, managing editor hajxs some things we haven't WASHINGTON (AP) of AMEX-Canada, a magazine Charles E. Goodell, who tried as a come up with yet," said Con. published here by Vietnam war senator to hasten the end of the Vietnam war, has been sum. don, a lanky deserter from the draft resisters and deserters, moaed from political exile to help Vietnam.era outcasts return to Green Berets who spent two "But its a bitter pill to swal. American society. years In Sweden before coming low ... i expect very few people "I'm pleased to be back in a position of some influence over here in 1972. matters I feel very deeply about," Goodell said Mond will go ay as he set Stlmac, a draft resister from to work as chairman of the clemency review board created under Detroit who runs a furnace In a Condon and Charlie Stimac, President Ford's conditional amnesty program, Toronto brass and copper plant, 25, a member Of the AMEX As an appointed snator from New York, Goodell was a leading said exile groups across Cansstaff, announced the boycott on Republican critic of war policy during Monday, a few hours after Ford Richard M. Nixon's administration, Th the first two years of da and in Britain, Sweden and at was one of the issues France had agreed to reject offered clemency to all Viet. that led former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew to assail him Ford's plai nam-era deserters and draft, during the 1970 campaign as a "radiclib". and to urge the boycott. I - . e - WASHINGTON (AP) The deadline for new bicycle safety standards may be extended for four mcnths, to next May 1. The Consumer Product Safety Commi ssion said the original Jan. 1 deadline appeared to place an unreasonable burden on U.S. and foreign bicycle makers. The manufacturers have requested a six-mon th extension, . - - Bike Deadline Extended I BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) President Ernesto (;elsel and Japanese Premier Kakuei Tanaka have exchanged decorations. In a short ceremony preceding private discussions at the Planalto presidential palace on Monday, Tanaka presented (;elsel with the Grand Collar of the Superior Order of the ('hry. santheinum. Geisel granted Tanaka the Grand Order of the Southern Cross and thei they embraced in a Brazilian-style bear-hug. Exiles Renounce Amnesty, Pla n Boycott Of Propo ... IP President (.,elsel Board Cha rmon Three Nations Join UN . '- - - I .. - - AIM Leaders Freed 1 DALLAS (AP) Lawrence V. Kelly, 46, founder and director of the )àiliz Cik Morday In Kansas City of cancer. Kelly also founded the Lyric Theatre of Chicago. - - Coasar Chavez Lawrence Kelly • E li g i - . Little ome Exiles Not CENTRALIA. Ill.APi Next time you're about to compare something inexpensive with chicken feed, bite your ton gue. Poultry growers saya l0ound sack of feed nn cocts 9 50, about double the prkc to years The) also say they have to pay about $2.25 for a pullet which will eat about $9 worth of feed during the 15 months of the chicken's most productive egg-laying period. The chicken ill lay about 20 dozen eggs, which will bring the Farmer a return of about $10.40, based on prices in Southern Illinois this month. That's for a total Investment of $11.25, and the growers point out that that still doesn't figure in pay for the help or repair to the coops. CARRY OUT Too S Chicken Feed Not So DONT Much, WOMEN PEOPLE By W. ROBERT WELLER Draft evaders and deserters relatives of Vietnam casualties era endorsed It. Associated Press Writer living In exile called the pro- were Just as vehement In their President Ford on Mond President Ford's limited am- posal ufllccept.able because it opposition, calling It a betrayal ae hi motion the 0o?1f1e *4 .1 implied guilt on the psrt 01 .o had fought and inachiry tc gt cijjulL of controversy but apparently thce who had spurned in. died in Southeast Asia. amnesty to Vietnam-era dra has drawn few inquiries from volvement In what they viewed The plan probably received evaders and deserters if the draft evaders or deserters and as an Immoral war. its warmest reception In Con. reaffirm their allegiance to th no early confirmed reports of Veterans groups and some gress where several key lead. United States by Jan. 31, 197 any takers. and work up to 24 months I The Justice Department said low-paying public service John 10 persons identif}lng th emHe also indicated that per selves as evaders or deserters sons serving prison sentenced called seeking Information durfor draft evasion or desertlo: in, ,; the the first 12 hours after ambe released pending dcci nesty was announced. sions on their cases by an am Spokeswoman Gloria C C. nesty clemency board. bl Brown said some of the calls In Canada, the most popular came from persons in Canada WASHINGTON (AP) —Once The deserter or evader can haven (or the 12,500 deserters who said they had no money for a draft evader or military cite reasons why he should and 4,06o fugitive draft evaders transportation to a U.S. at- deserter takes the first step to- serve fewer than the 24-month there apparently was little torney's office, ward accepting President maximum length of service, interest in accepting the offer of She added five department Ford's conditional amnesty of. Officials say an evader or amnesty. employes will handle amnesty fer, there Is ro turning back, em deserter living In Canada The recepti on In Sweden, inquiries. should call W %TItt' before re- where about 400 dra ft eVadi-) Initial reaction to the proposlie is not free to negotiate, for porting to a U.S. attorney or his and deserters live, also was at was predictable. War resist- example, how long he will work former military service. They cool. era said it didn't go far enough in a public service job under the caution that some men no one George Meals, a deserter and veterans groups said it supervision of his Selective is sure how many might be from Atlanta, said, "Amnesty went too far. Service board, ineligible for the program, means forgiving. WASHINGTON iAPi ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) American Indian Movement l Dennis Banks and Russell Means have won dismissals in the major test case of the 71-day Wounded .nee occupation, although the federal government may appeal the decision. In a slashing attack on 'government misconduct," U.S. District Judge Fred Nichol dismissed the charges against Banks, 42, St. Paul, and Means, 35, Porcupine, S.D., on Monday, ending the eight-month trial. Nichol acted after the Justice Department refused to allow jury deliberations to continue after one juror suffered a stroke which left her partially paralzyed. Federal court rwocedure'equires the approval of both sides before a jury may continue deliberations with one or more Jurors missing, Reaction -- Drive a little Slower. llw difference in tia1 rime between 50 and 65 is wni Ilni. Rare .k.. v Easy WayTo Kill Roaches and Ants '- ,,_, Stay tuned. A prupetly tuised ctr u4ll qet tin - to lot k.flov truth .. - - - , ., .. - ale - '•• - ri1' ~_ 1 -. - - ~ ______ _. " -;' : '_' ;_!I.- = �- LEISURE _____ - - - - ___ - -- 11 7 (2) (6) Edge Of Night . vill -- Truth or Conseonces (13) Sunshine Tree (24) Carrascolenclas US, 44) Star Trek 11:30 (2,1) Tonight Show (6) Mov le (f) Wide World of Entertainment 7:30 (6) What's My Line (11 Let's Make A Deal (9) Hollywood Squares (13) Movie 1:00 (2,1) Tomorrow 5h ! 10:00 Almanac 6-25 (2) Profiles in ducation 1.00 World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (35) Mister Ed JUflCtiOfl 3 Three Stooges 30 ( 1) H ow To Survive A Marriage Hawaii Five (13) Detectives (24) Jeanne Wolf 9: 00 (6) ------ (9) $10,000 Pyramid (33) Movie reen cres BILL BELLEVILLE Cii (6) L ov e L (9) Brady Bunch (6) By DAN LEWIS fl 9 Air ri b ion 16 myself out more now," he costars with George Segal. The Altman had different Ideas. revealed, noting that in his critics are exstatic about McQueen pulled out by .In utual first career, on It began to "California Split. " agreemenl take off, he became the hot They flavor their favorable an undergrad and "ft didn't bother me that Aitn had oginalJy turned me down(een thni,h Rd3 Manhattan. "I'm - when 'iiad the dubious pleasure of being fotbafliame. - ~., - - _.W . - - und ) 1. - __ __ _______________ _F _________ f _. ____ 1111111111111K - .. I ____W.. ' - * ____ * I respected AfarYland football supremacy that the school knew .; ... - ..M I- __ . V. "s 0 e1comInate onscious, this tightening had the effect of 50For the sport strangling the once. I - -140-- -- 1 r __ - - l •-' -- -- - ~A , -, ' , ______ ~-_4 .---. •' . .- ) . ---- - ~~ - A - - ~ __ --Iw --- - ~e_ ` Altman and Gould came Into was "The Long gjnece, "Now! can work more freely whkch da aSpli t"wsegaJ A ~4-t~tft_. - Beaver L!111111111l~i~4 with others, where! can make and ahnost proved disastrous high California split is a form of __________ (44) Gomer Pyle . ( 44) a 00 (6) Captain Kangaroo solemnly, was his problem. low poker A my s 00 (9) Mission own decisions," he asser. for Gould's career as well as Its 9:30 (24) Performance -SwL (9) Dusty,s Trail broken marriage (With . ted "i ran intn .. ____________ AFTERNOON Impossible pit,a oaxflcaccepnre It was Matching Gould and Segal is (44) New Zoo Rovloo OS) Champions -1) "Idn't ease the before . of having others who directed by Robert Altman who part of a strange phenomenon iiiii^ 1_ ~ '~tk burden. NeIg hborhood ..-v-..* didn't understand — (6) Barnaby Jones (35) Mothers In Law me, directed Elliot in "M-A-S-H" in the movies lately, the pairing , (33) Batman 12:50 (2, 44) News 0-- _=ZE~ - ~f* 1,1_4*e ~ He was in the middle of a represent me. What happened and aL;o directed "Ca , lifornia Of two guys--Uke Pau Ne -___i_.~~~~ (6) Young And n %m- - _- ~ . I DW - - I (13) Target picture, and reports circulated is that when I asked the first Split." __. __ AWV Tuxedo . ___ ~ -41 il :i:00 (2) News .~ :1 _v;lv Restlest. and Robert Redford In -Tbe -,-A%--9 00 (2) Phil Donahue r', .~that he was difficult, Imeem time for change, everyone was onatas W 11 __ (6) Andy Griffith (I) Jackpot "The Long Goodbye," a Sting," and Newman again with 10 (24) Byline (6) Mike Douglas . -_ ~ " and resorting to harsh stunned" 7 ---;a _'~~ r~` * - .. '.- "- I campy version of the Philip M cQueen (9) Passwd (13) Wesieyan (35) News (9) To Tell The for the upcoming Now, measures to minimize the Gotild said, he's (33) Big Valley learned Marlowe privateye syn "Towerg Inferno" and flOW 11 00 (2,6,8,9) Truth Gospel Singers Mymtvidmemor otthernanwas watching apeprall feelings of his Insecurities. (44) News something from his PUL "I drome, was initially rapped (24) Electric Company where he as burned In effigy.Tha t, and - 14by Gould and Segal in "California 0 his tel e visi on slot "i had to give everything _____________________ learned not to let anet1es get critics % I (44) Night Gallery (35) Lost In Space the Tom Nugent Show in New York and I - during which the losing coach would Split" Sweepstakes for it (the career Gould said, the best of me," he said. "I've Angeles. Ilere was a hassle approach the v us week's los with all the 5:15 (13) Women's News (6) Sear ch For ; . naivete a Walt recalling that the picture lcrned not to get "The're not i • overaMlous between the studio-United With Helen Tomorrow COMMON GARDEN1 FIND! i ' '' ways appy. folded. "I kept myself alone for about things." 1it_V41 ikin After leaving h1a ' News Artists--and Altina over the for guys~and-gals pictures these ! --"liff i PESTS ryland, Tom took a public relations position for a ng time. It took me a long days," Gould says. "I'd love to (44) Va riet y M1 . I A~ -A l Ow -N15:30 (13) June AlIon release 14 prog ra m the annual Orange Howl Classic and Movie career No. 2 Is -a tribute to his own giddy 0 12 time..." f? 0 fl D (2) News the final do o. I'd il to do a fl I? W C A II remake Tailback Clennie Patterson cut of the flourishing. He's New York to film, posture during several seasons at Maryland. SBAS 1 • 1 -00 4, Jackpot Quarterback Lee Ward linebacker Jim Stamps But, Gould he's ting promote his latest picture Mier Toni came Lou Sabin, a coa ch from the ranks of t 6:00 (2, 6, L 9) New s Man retrieved It, turned of one of the oldies, one of th he to avoid ambition. "I'm spacing ,,California wonderful sophisticated NFL Lou recruited ahelluva freshman team for the net the picture and it was (13) The Rogues Split," in which (9) All My Children to comewes. A But for th e time bng, he was stuck with a varsity (25, 44) Movie I released to new, almost odt. that had been (24) Mister Rogers 1:30 (2, 1) Jeopardy recruited and organized by his predecessor. Most like acceptanct. "They opened of the players, G 8 He mentioned Claudette Neighborhood 0 0 (6) As The World it wrong the first time," Gould Colbert and Clark Gable In ,1t taking advantage of Nugent's self4mposed aloofness, had (44) Lucy Show I Turns SETA developed their own judgments of how college football should be KGUBVLAEMNSES recalled. "Ibey did it Inside- HappienedOne Night," and said, 6.30 (13) 5Ewell r (9) Let's Make played, on and off the field. t" how "Wouldn't it he marvelous F e specialty team back, know for his erratic and often '° Wednesday, Then came "Busting," YS (35) Mayberry RFD and redo that!" Our ' b , he said, he (44) Hogan's Heroes spectacularontbefieldperfoanfracturedankjeeal his Spys" and now "California tnought perhaps he'd like to do Split" and still another plc- a Broadway musicalversion in the summer practice session and later took to showing up at of By PETE ROGERS . sweltering early fall practice sessions with several cold beers about losing as his six previous against Semincile this week, terson, ture-completed, but not yet "To Be or Not to Be," one of the ho is co ide e defe ive e U have Patterson in the backfield, The He rald SportsEditor F iced do% wi, to Previous Puu years as head coach at both the Klein has been impressed not only '0 ] rn in the top of his oversized cast. Four other players relemed-"Who," with Trevor * grandest, funniest comedies, GENER, TENDENCIES: bluhip athlete on the only one rehiring starter in 210 Lions will A good day and evening to spend Howard. were dropped from tile squad 1 a move that made Sports start Frank zrceal Sanford Naval Academy and In onlY with the aggressiveness, team arid is already being pound tackle, John Phillips. ° w hich costarred Jack Benny in as much time as possible obtaining fact,s and figures pertaining to OVIEDO-1 feel I can get Pennsylvania, he compiled a 63 but also T00WKML A FM 170, Bfll Merchant and the on]y Illustrated) because, in Sabin's ju dg oJ ment, Back to "California Split.,, probably his best fUm effort th ey didn't conform Of the discipline of the scouted by several colleges for Jim . ACROSS 41 Hitt etch Ufly, Jerry Buyette and sophomore on the squad, John I- I the most out of my players, I per cent wining percentage. team. personal responsibilitIes, Iunch a campa of action achieve It's the storyof two guys who to behavior standards expected of a college football tem. his servi ces. SR 0 KBU AB and Carole mba. 11 he does Your cherished aims. Handle wisely all debts to others. Dan Wilson will man the other Worthiand at spilt end. always have." Bill Klein's ,, AD P_T b This was also the era during which the now infamous King are fanatic gamblers, who head Although this is Klein's first 4 4 Shmhmoean ARIES The y 're (Mar. 21 to Apr. 10) Make bet ter always I~ F "We are going to start with 22 positions. Gould says, he'll produce it. wo reflect the cIenge Klein is high on wingback arrangements so that for Reno for a hig score, Corchron, presently quarterback for the WFL Philadelphia 2 Gaelic "It's aggressive, hard hitting kids year as head coach at Oviedo, separate player" saidKlein, & qwciati( 46)frrmetc in affair a will work out more smoothly. Try to please about life. lbere's no plot-just School coach faces Bell, was starting third string quarterback behind a player by 13?Aasculine "I want to produce, employ Th e star' linebackers of Merchant who is descri bed as a he is not unfamiliar with the "but if we get into ireuble, weIII 49 Pilfer e but your mate and get better resul ts. y didn I have ,ay L ntduuff* as the°u ' hen to their the name of Phil Petry and wmeone else whose name ewa pes $3 Sea eall le I var. I players as he coached the meU,' he delopt of ccte Jim Stamps and Ted Homer are flded. 's have to use pla yers like linemen rehi TAURUS (Apr. to May 20) A ein. I rro" water 54 Drowsineu U me. King (It's not h is given name, he ta gg ed himself with it to good day to arrange meeting relationships,,' Gould ex. 1974 se is 1 Craft(PI) ettean and abo "We hav enough talent in the co NEI roup is with Jim Stamps and Ted Homer with associates and come to the right decisions. Study your pla 54IChemical The f irst year coach was Klein this year. . emphasize his regally) was into things like bellbottom panLs and Ined. He sees a little of his de All-Conference teams the backfield to take the pressure problems well and handle them intethgenfly, both ways." Finishing the 1973 season with referring to the past lion teams "*******iaf** 57 Knrct tinted shades even then. Obviously, a maA before his time. Most The 1974 lion squad is con. pas t two ears Mart" own life in ft. Actually, he is a Ward is a off Patterson, so teams can't GEMINI Of the 31 19 Sways a 5-5 record, the Lions haven't which had the reputation of sidered varsity players I ta i,an coins ' of the King's greatest moveswere made in the (May 21 to June 21) Duties ahead of you require that fife-long friend of the writer, r4es listed below appear forward. 21 P!~!~tory 59 Bush)clunV Var si by of equal talent ty Grill, a its %ery few have extensiv'e' first year starter and will key on him. " you schedule your hours well. Take trea tm ended a on the wining losin backward. up, dow dy fl S P 23 Was siested entsthat will make you Joey Walsh. I *C local campus hangout. The King, at least, provided a tilde . 60 G it I's v &J g games due to un. coaching staff, except for the playing eerience Senior Lee Ward has the Iddden am* wild box it in as *4*n: a more dynamic person. Be pois , al though operate 24 ed. Couch side in recent years. But Klein, necessary penalities and un. 31 diversion i flknamipi 01 61.13 AMUMI $$-Up during an otherwise bland season, : "fie was a tailback position. That imthe majority MOON CHIL kid when I was a 27 Stratum respo nsibility of running the DREN (June 22 to July 21) Wh of the starting PHIDS 61 Dutch city and who's in his fast year as the disciplined play. 33 Ankles Danny Myers Door Pritts Ind & Ird R.St d Greg SCALE, ile improving md," GoWd said, which Sabin left at the end of that season. The next year most of portant spo t is being manned by 29 IrKlonestan 10 Gemn of others wi AGWORM daily dudes, think of the amusement 35 N10" you want in be seniors, ac units ll painful LEAFHOPPER cording Thompson ar e aiso returning Lions head doesn't know S41 'ASH Hill; wand maples the stalwarts on the freshman team flunked out. Academic rules the evening. A Uwy grew up an the same block 40 Roman god gift to loved ene will bring greater rapport terback pi ti on 1225 W. 13th St. , 32 MounUin 11 Tidings CUTWORM metalworking DOW.N were bent a little for athletes, especially those on schlorship, but MITES , L ,'flLYBF.AIt in New Yo and went to school Ward can not only run the I I Ceftsuret LEO I July 43 Oak nut secondary, but David Jones to Aug. 21) Give your home the full attention it together. "He's they-weren't remolded to suit the individual pla yers, as they , 1 34 Meteorological I S1rame S OF AFRICA . Fd4n needs at this ti22me. op ot N a Un de rstand bet te r what family members year older tion plays, he is also a David Endres are first year To order any or desire of you. Try to please them more. and was a wade behind me. , f capable 2 penis all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books, 24 Inui fl e ur ON OUR starN t lb. ndør ; ) t! the first year were usually the brightest of the lot, This usually numbers 2 throulli 7, send 60 cenu for e3ch. making checks 3 37 Chirim VIRGO Accoralng to the Lions had 48 On the briny (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You can improve daily routines 4 Cudg L laborer payable to meant that the entire line didn't qualify. & Find," St.Telm Syn&ate. Add Ditkkd 50(irraint'%%ife According to the Lions man, the quarterback has the ime rormr by getting down to facts and figures. Give good suggestions to legally SS nicert I n a . I But It didn't matter. Sabin's successor was Bob Ward. a 51 tnd meisure associates to the way. Actually, the original coach his linebackers are L,egal decision of changing the y can make gains, BY 52 Lijuviums F 0 . I uard from Maryland with very little 29 M a ll times __ IJBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. story about e and him" I definitely the best athletes on direction of the plays even after .a— I — I 22) You can now make better plans coa ching experience. Stan di ng only 51", Ward tried to impress a a • .• .. • • a a regarding the defensive unit but he does the play has started. •i•• . ..,• . a • . . .... Mi AT PARK 'N' SHOP your personal finances. Talk with an expert about ways Originally, the story was - ---. 5 6 r r upon the players how important it is to have desire. Desire ,A as g to increase your present in co me, q /--— — — titled "Slide," and young what made turn All-American, not size or ability, they were told. "We teach our backs to run to ' . — SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Tang iT heal th treatments now director Steve Spielberg had . u : Sawn had been ha ted and re ected by "In order to win we'll have to the holes, even if they have to sp we figure you can th 14 e players, Ward was T the • — — — • wiIImakeyQumoredflmicandchaAid one he contain, we can't ford to give -%hated la p and ridiculed. The school ru n off course," said Klein. newspaper nned to d1c ii Walth called him a gnome variance wi . th the truth. Be honest, '• laughs ........... NOW more than ever! $ . . • • fI' . .up that big play for touch15 % The 17 players br ou mocked hi m be hi nd h is ba ck, Ward has impressed his Quality of play ght the screelay to his SAGIflARIUS(Nflt0 11, downs," he emphasized. "But coach wi 10 • .• old rapidly deteriorated. his abili ty to read th buddy Elliot, who turned It 18 and know the best way to handle thefr,. Become more interested ' th ey're aggres ve.' 20 In a 2-9 season, Terp fans, notorio des, 0 us for t he ir heavy con• over to Spielberg. "But therefore Klein will 0 --" in your ma te 's views. Be cheerfW. U . The offensive line is also give his signal ca ller a t of 9 sumption of alcohol during games in Byrd Stadium, lapsed Into LUNCH Sp1elbe couldn't do anything * Much can be learned from With it (by now, title dartged to 16 iational behavior. Pelting Testudo II, ( the $10,000 fi berglass inexperienced wi th only 220 freedom to run the offense. A • #1 - friends if you aange to get together wi th them group turtle mounted on a Volkswagon chaWs that the Student 'California Split Pound tackle Alan Watts the With three new ass6unt meeting and get fine results. Be woe, — Government Association bought to revive sc hool spirit) with ice only returning starter. coaches aside from the new 0 9 .21 to Feb. 19) You have Many obligations to Robert Altman took over the and "i Meeks, Cliff Rando, Kevin head coach, O%iedo win test its r cans and dri%'ing a male cheerleader who had been ' • . IN be sure to doublecheck with higher-ups sn you don't make project. But Altman didn't want — — — — TOW POST Creedon and Jim Reeves make new discipline and attitude riding on theshell underneath the safety of a table, hitting the mistakes. Dont lose your poise. nu gais or one ea 37 leader of an official student cheering squad with a pie in the t rest of the Interior spots agalnst Seminole Friday, a i " ;4 "- " PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) You ha%e a new outlet WO Pb C 7)) ""I ~ that needs face,etc.,itasslatickaIJ evay,andplayon the th with Lou Rajehel the tight end. team it hasn't beaten in recent was ' .4 "He ii 11 • wanted it a Steve further study before you can make n success of It. Follow intuitive 11PM 3a no better 41 McQueen," prom ptIngs which are accurate now. Gould reca113. All major CtW Car ACIePI.d A man by the name of Roy Lester, a high school coach in "Muee wanted to do it but oGDMojC IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY.. The uons or oviedo Ifigh School open their i974 season playing at Seminole 1~riday 45 :o 1 PLAZA nearby Montgomery County, became coach the following he or she will want to wanted some rewriting. But he know what is going on and you would be wise Pitcoucylan 143 1. 0#11141 - Hwy, I Viii I • to explain moral Cti4IWV Ph 46 — 48 didn't know what to do with the 49 — — r mattes early and how to aold getting into trouble Otherwise, en • — — — — — — performance brought Maryland to an all time nadir in football di ng" your Progeny could be easily influenced by the wrong per= PleHihisMC,.q competition 53 0 is and 11311% Of. C04MAI Dr. V~v Apparently McOueen and spoil the fine promise he'e. Ideal chart for the investigator, f" 41113 A fe seasons later, Jerry C1borne as brought in from and " ' I : — lab r oratory technician 1111 __ Virginia Tech and the rebuilding began. But by the tim e that — The The A St ars American League ltd "$5 impel, • th ey do not compel" Wuat you make of / — — — — — — the Terpa got around to having a winning season, m student East your life is largely up to YOU' National League ID, stuck away In the baik nia drcwcr, had begun to tum w L PcI. OR East Nt* York Carroll R*gter S lfldlvldl 90 67 514 • tellow. ForKast for your sl for Odeber is — — • W L PCI GB flaffimore w rudy or yr ?11 70 S27 Copy send your bihdf, and SI to Carroll iat year on TV I ulPhed Martland nlay a team outslk r Righter For,cat The Herald P 0 80* 679 HOhly*OOd Calif 9OO 7 4 P ttSbLrh 7? 69 n I Cleveland the ACC They not orJy played nell, they on I m SU(C thiS 73 71 19] 7' \ Phlaa __ 73 71 497 6 M'iauk i1 'Doctor Ella' 0 11 ;S . 7) 77 1 9' ~winnin g team hasn't the Uni%erslty o Maryland, though I had , 11100111111111111 C"11111 41 Montreal 69 19 469 10 DetroIt 67 SO 456 I) lb play- that good in my life. In fact, I'm positive N * York 67 tO 456 I? . West Will Be There I cc Ooklana to t i that they were Michigan State in Mar% land uniforms. And you 91 61 569 __ __ __ ___ .--__ V. U.0 .. S1 6l I a Texas r 79 69 53o S __ . know how I could tell? Testudo w~sn't running around the 11 'WA7~ UEGE 0 Md. 'it field. OS) Leave It To not in suite. Ii al)J Ambition, Gould recalled - 14 ;1- But during th e winless 60's Tatum was only a legend-and no more real t o most undergracic than the legend about Testudc, the tuttle ( Testudo ;~as Uie large cast-iron turtle who sat Wbrary. Whenever a virgin uated from the school, the legend goes, Testudo would leap up and trot around Byrd Stadnim he never did this trick, was a failure of either the legend or the chastity of the coeds. I always prefered ta believe the latter) Tom Nugent was coach when I arrived on campus, as he had been seral)earsbere Tom Jld5ltuparosnest In suspended at the top of a tower during afternoon football megaphone. Tom was , 4 reportedly as accessible to the players as his physic,d proximity during practice might suggftt. The crow's nest, most of the " IX . ;. Owe Ir - . . Wgh.#_o%.". - after thi' 1r 'hedj1 U o 'McCabe and Id Mrs. Mill er' but I couldn't do it. "But I'm free now," he said, stretching his feet across It 15 the fifth picture declared as ire sat in a .suite ,it a cocktail table. Ile's relaxed, has inade sincc his self-1111poscd . . III to get whipped regularly by Wake Forest. It was lean times initially Involved). I turned him (Altman) down twice-he "California Split Is doing wanted me to d enousIy by an "The ambition of others for emotional inf irmity. me confused me before," he smashing business. To tile it's not so surprising that Alabama beatMaryland 21. this past Weekend, but that the Terps were expected to be a e _____ .,..-. SOQSOflS. I guess that I have yet to realize that the terrors of the AtlanUc Coast Conference have come a long wa y since they used I~ - -1-1. . EM ix_,=~ fr__ -.-- __- A ana maryiana S losing it .._,._1 - ...-,% 1. ' Memories of Testudo, the king, . ' a very confused man, an actor these he accepted in an ob,- "fun," 9 whose spiraling career was sessive drive !~,r ,-- ,,,I,. -sparkling.'_ R e s u I I : (44) Phil Donahue 00 (6)) News (9) Bozo \ie'iv Elliot Gould freely acknowledges that there was a property for potentially eve reviews with time in h career when he role that came up And most of adjectives as "Irresistible," War - AvoI The Herald (6) Match Game ('1 Life To Live (35) Penthouse Barnyard (44) Leave It To Beaver 1:00 (2, 1) Somerset 161 Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show Now You 6: 5! (2) Daily Devotional A rin ItA • (44) $) Name Tune Semester (9) Movie (24) E Ye To Eye (35) Hollywood At Id III (44) (35) Romper Room Father Kn ows Best 10:30 (2,A) Winning Streak (6) Gambit 6 10(2) Sunshine — '°° (44) 6:00 () Sunrise Jubilee (6) Good Times (9) Happy Days (24) America (35) Victory At Sea l 07fi Martian (6) Joker's Wild WEDNESDAY ' Life (3S) My Favorite (44) Leave it To Beaver 9:30 1) That :L!1t es tY1e (9) Movie 8:00 _-_ Tuesday, Sept. 17,1974-1 B (9) Newlywed Game 230 MNIGHTSTV ' _________________ ( ; - Truth .. , I tal I,, 13-___ I Evening Herald -- 6). Guiding Light 4 I ---.,---- SPORTS ___________________________ - TUESDAY (6) Tu esday, Sept. 17, 1974-BA - -..----. I _________________________________________ Evening Herald __________ I .- 1 .-... - i"SkI .4im u - pre SEE v £ 0 io ____ ____________ says, __ HOROSCOPE . HRC L I• r n isci ine C _____ . -,i 4 _____ OPEN _. 4 'seek r 123 - r - group( ' ' ______ 13 use ' , GOD I k .11 n- ONEX a Attend w . - ).,, ,I~ i / WOREBOARD - ______ _____ -_ - ' rATER - _ - ' I - - z~: ' -10at.1 . i 11 ~, ______ - - - - _ I _______ - I ,_, . PARK, - ;~X I i I %A1, L . V 0 . ____~____ _____-_-_a 1111rallifflam 90141. 113111105W UWWfiWW 1! If V j WATI( It I- _; I aC4 on Oct 27. -.a • $AS**i* * &'5 Stus 1. LQ • • NOW SHjg ,, ,, HTNING I AZA ~ J - _; - 0 - WORDS ( -KARATE) __ jz~w W_ %A - ; " ~- __ OYS TER DINNERS •C j -~~, - * NO PASSES OR DISCOUNTS THIS ATTRACTION - ~- ~ 27 3pecesofch. maih,d and 'Ov' iC ond hot wu I I Po'o'oes :: 1 2508 S. French - - ': • 6 -, GOOD A~ DAY ~~ i L I ~* ~X-7 -!4 --I=" — 4/ -. ,\ - __--k W Los Aragele% 7, tl-v%to - - -, _ - - __ V - 'li - wz~ - -. ____ _ - -.=. - TWO CAR ENGAGEMENT _~ - . I -_ - --- - - -. 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I I p.M. =I- Son Fran -______ ! !t k - 11 at 64 5" 13 ___ 1W= -A 74_~~~"I 1 S 11 i 11anta I , #_ it I2 - X — 0 * t _____ _______ asidest"....~~ 1 ~~7 k__ --- Includes COnCh Chs, Ch Co Slo w or Tcss*d Salad, French Fries or Baked potalo and Ifuilh CHILD'S DINNER I plow ~&'A -7 - FRIED SHRIMp, CLAM or' p Wor A 1 ill be presenL X_ - &%Vs from Washngton Uiersuyth a + ' - ______ ___ - S- _______ 0 = -J a (AP) , --------=------- — ________- -- '-- ----- -- - -- - -- — SAVE ON OUR &_- �213- Evening Herald 1i I I . . Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1974 Ali'The ____________ isWAk Jim Hayes, the Orlando for one evening's performance IiIIIPII S"ort SVadium' General certainly deaerve3 otr award," Manager, traveled to Deer Hayes said as he made the 93 , I SPO #Lbd__._,._ t%III tiuJC/p Champion with the third annual 'Promoter of the Year" award. "I Just don't know what to Hayes, I I I - t %.IILZIIIJ t rf-- N Ali • a D .. i .iitt,.J International Promoter's words but this shakes me up. $1, pin It's i tremendnsi' honor t "a alcr.g V' !t thC gr e at L. 3imon ui Grand Rapids, iviivii., Chairman of the Board, ap- promoters throughout the world plauded All on behalf of the 300 in various endeavors, And I'm J' a boxer. I will always member easure this beautiful plaque," tr "Anyone who can genera te a fifty million lollar promotion All concluded. - 7 1 or ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. World lightheavywejght boxing chanip Bob Foster, 34, ith a professional record of 48-0 against light-heavyweights, retired after 14 SUC. tesslul title defenses and said he will stay in law forcernent work in his home town of Albuquerque. I ______ - J. - - - ' . . F Suns Trade Walk PHOENIX, Ariz. - 1. ,uard Nate 1lat1x'rne and I i l I 1 i TI \\ I ft erson Ro .W ftJ :t ti \ssouati(ns I'ertland Trail Blazers traded center Rick Roberson to the New Orleans Jazz for forward Barry (leinens. a future second-round draft choice and i of cash i ___ - ___ -.1 1:r% rAnmt4 n NEW YORK (AP) - The George Foreman-Muhammad Ali heavyweight championship fight has been postponed until eithe r Oct. 23 or Oct. 30, the ----P1uII1ut[S aIUJuWlcvu LUday. Hank Schwartz, vice president of Video Techniques, the fight promoters, said an announcement of the exact date of the fight would be made In several days by the government of Zaire. Schwartz said All and Foreman would remain In Zaire to train for the fight, which had been scheduled for Sept. 25 until Player Of Week NEW YORK lAP) Texas Rangers pitcher Ferguson Jenkins was named the American League Player of the Week ending Sept. 14, for winning his fifth consecutive game from the Oakland A's, league President Lee McP1iail annuactd Tuesday. The 30-year old Canadian right-hander's victory Saturday os'e' the World Champion A's was his seventh wininarnwndhkrcIthkcc4-nr,..ls,aD....n....,. - - - -.- - .- .... .,., ltI&I In 4 innings against Oakland, Jenkins has allowed only - '"' ,, run average to 2.90. To Captain Braves BUFFALO AP The Buffalo Braves of the National Basketball Association have announced that forward Jim McMillian will serve as team captain for the upcoming - The 64cot-5 McMillian, one of the premier small for. ards in the game, averaged 18.6 po ints and 7.3 reboun ds per game last season. 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SharKs' financial problems Other new ShStkS soon or forfeit the franchise. ton Oates, 260-pound defensive tackle cut by Kansas City; Stan The owner's wife, Douglas - Cl"ierry, 2-pound linebacker Monaco, said last week they zleased by Baltimore and Carl have put $2 million Into the opSwierc, 190-pound wide eration, Dwindling attendance '-' '.u,. ;i 800 V i" LAS HOWE 10 YR. CANADIAN km 1 III 51 50(15*05 MANY IIAfl?, MANY DIIVJ ' GOLD COACH 8 YEAR 4.49 4995 TOM SIMS 8 YEARS OLD 3 12 49 5 01. Ii YR WatirM $ Fraiitr 649 1495 01. IOYR SILAS NOW[ 5996895 JACKSONWLLE, Fla. (AP) Fullbacft Ricky Lake, on the Sanford, a 215-pound fresh- Their (inxncial future injured list the past three man from Atlanta, had two outuncertain, the Jacksonville gan5 also returns to duty. standing performances in the Sharks of the World Football The Portland Stom has also same week. - League will go on the field loaded up on new players, against Portland Wednesday eluding vete On Monday night, he was ran quarterback on u ta ckles agai ni gh t wi th six new players. ns t defending Pete &aUrd.flewasrel ed Three of fensi ve li national champion Notre nemen, re- byKansClty after 1oyea - l#aseJ by National Football Dame. And then he came ba ck the NFL League teams, are among night with seven Jacksonsille has a 4-7 season Saturday tackles Own. TW gives Coach ClIarile rv and a blocked pass as , Tate a chance to bolster block. :nrd and Portland is 2-&I. Tech whipped South carolinut Srk.S owner Fran Monaco ing and pass protection for continued to confer wi th pusrookie qua rter ba ck Reggie Oil. sible Investors of new money In ver. now. -- '."• upset victory over ikssouri Ga " H •OuI8l 11T1* GUCKENHEIMER . IMP ICOICI 1.49 - sparkling defensive effort by theRebelsthatproducedalo.o receiver who was a Sharks' has caused a financial squeeze draft choice from Rice and deferred paychecks to I .' &sceIIl - , * Hi-Way 17.92, Fern Park___________ ____ 'slsc.$UNI KAH[UA • from Jackson, Miss., keyed a franchise. 'T he newcomers are Howardthe Mona co refused to discusa h is Kindig, a 265-pound center conferences, bu t it was rep ort. - - CERTIFIED .LICAUUII 61* RUM. IRA*DY. 111*0 bODU , - 8 YR JACOUIN NAP0tEON4gg, V.0.IIIBARTON • -w' Ito ABC GIN AM 16 TOIIILOW W"s IMP, SCO1CHCA*AOIAt .OURIO* - " ~. 'v' return. : . ROYAL DELUXE 8.99 ItIlCIOsw:%al, TUES. THRU SAT., SEPT. 21 _______ 3.99 Ill MR. ED. KY. VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW WINGIN 51115 MOSt ABC COCKTAIL [OUNCES u" VODKA 3.97 Russell, a 207pound senior yers "I know i blank only to each contestant. Entries be brought to the office of this paper or postmarked no later than Friday Noon, September 20. STANLEY IMP, SCOTCH J.T.S. BROWN " SCHENLEY DRY GIN MR. ED. KY. 4B 1 11111 s a " ISMA )$%SVSiIN L(INI IMP. HAWAIIAN RUM ,_' ftA AU - ROYAL DELUXE KY. VODKA I SOVEREIGN ROYAL DELUXE RUM man of the Week award. ! I H'Us P S - _______ - jt'3 hard to sy it's good to uøt uurttut .i ...---.- One . 61* ated Press Southeastern Line- .1 - Is LEWIS "66' 6 YR ROYAL DELUXE of 7be Associ. Six now If we could get them," Gordon Thompson Jr. quipped as the selection committee held its Initial get-together Monday. vioay PSICI .. ____________ ANCIENT GRAND DAD 100 "" M a . AGE '"s' ?"ILA NA ' S" ,% itui :iJ. U' If 1.IU I RuN 495 5•97 ,,, 3 _______ _____ CAI LIDO 01 wt5?"l - (SIMS DI Ct'S CACAO SLACSII•5, - ll'Pi* SIC " - £,Ir,? - $101 , Geor s u '.' for an indefinite period. k Pla sirn - - surgery was center Tom Banks, who will be out of action Shar 5 DAY SALE Aft m !* , M cHENRY 8 YR. RARE 010 12 YR , I 1:Ii'I4:4-p r.1r1 Also injured in the contest and scheduled for knee " -- V:_ .-~ '1161, Bear Bryant's Alabama right TM! CI! GU CA*I.DIAU SO$D UUL ATLANTA (AP) - Linebackers Stump Russell of MIssissippl and Lucius Sanford of BUFFALO (AP) - 0 that carried the Bill., to a 21-20 would be ready for the Miami sending him out wi th a sprained victory over the Oakland Raid. Dolphins here Sunday. tight ankle. era In his team's season-opener. Buffalo shot Into a 7-0 lead on Mary Hubbarc!'s fumble set Bo th passes, one for nine Ferguson's four-yard toss to the stage for Rashad's first fl) vlrdc qnd tl. n't.r for i, w'u: J.fl "III AuIn Gpnrpp Rln.t sh Lt tuft . . know and now I know it." JulI 1O0 VODKA WISER'S 10 YR. ucuita*. IVP _ .QOVA.lI -ear. t"ff t (._,.,__J "1 told you he would cut. That's what I always wanted to VSUL$ $ SUT UMT SCOTCM 32 IIII FICIIA31 I 22 caused during the team's National Football League I 4j A/ AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER ABC VODKA ST. LEGER MO TIjA* Linemen Ipener Suaday against the Philadelphia Eagles. A spokesman for the team said the second-season defensive ta ckle will be l ost to th e team for the rest of the : IMP. FRENCH BRANDY '$Ufl?RITiOWL S'I'.I.OUISAPi- Kneesurgerywasperform ed on the St. Louis Cardinals' Dave Butz Monday to repair damage By MARVIN 8. PIKE AP Sports Writer , :-- t, TV film maker, who was with All when the former champion heard the news of Foreman's Injury, said Alt shouted: ' W .._ J °. - Bil . _ __ must - I - J rle UVW i A spokesman for All said the challenger was waiting further details bu would probably continue light training. A British his eye on Monday. "The fight is en," Schwartz said, He called Foreman's eye cut an unfortunate Incident which has "put us behind by a month." The heaselght champion ofthewordsuferedaone-jj cut Monday, which has temporarily knocked down what is planned as one of the biggest extravaganzas In sports his. t ory. As a result, the interested par ties - wi th their ma jor slices from the bout's $30 mil. non pie at stake are now tincertain how long the fight be on the canvas. 24 hits and three earned runs. boosting his over-all eamed • - In ;LAWRENCE, Kan. -Forrest 'Phog" Allen, basketball coach at the University of Kansas for 39 39yyears, ears, died at his home in Iarence at th e age of McMillian _____ _______ :;.l "Phog" Allen Dies -.,"., - V _.L~ - I. • ' 6 rematch of last year's JACKSONVILLE, phI. (AP) Sugar Bowl game which gave The cia1rman of lion committee for the 30th an. Notre Dame the national cham. nualGator Bowl football game, plonsh..' after a one-point victo. ry, shapes up as the most de53)1 his hopes are to match strong host kam from the strat)k' pairing b 1Y)Wk not ti' I Southeast against an equally to COflICtCflt'tS. strong team from the East, The Gator Bowl game is Midwest or Southwest. scheduled for the night of Dec - - M)% P)HT. ILl. -- The American defender Courageous defeated Australian challenger Southern Cross in another round of the America's Cup yachting series, taking a 3-0 ltad in the best-of-seven competition. ---- . __ Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1974-3B busy rubbing his hI taped a trade with St. Louis for in the period. Buffalo got the ball back but w"I, A III~6 pet right ankle sprained o a 20- quarterback Dennis Shaw, In the third period, left-hand- Jim Braxton (umbld. yard run, So many people think ft's all ed quarterback Ken Stabler di- Defe nsive tackle Art Thorns1 a night, Alston brought in Ids du. by Dan Driessen and Cesar ry, and received home runs AIHIV ,Nlessersmifll But his -bIwas an rable right-hander to preserve Geronimo in a (our-run third in. from Bo awfully me, even some of the players rected the Raiders from their 42 260-pounder, grabbed the ball bby Bonds, who hit his big one, ni ng, In punishing San Diego. 20 , and Gary Messellirnith's 18th victory. might have thought that," said to Buffalo's 16 and Clarence and raced 29 yards for a toUChth Thomasson, who Wit ut Simpson, ho th e NationSimpson, who rushed for a Davis raced around left end for down to put the Raiders in front Geronimo, Dave Concepcion smacked his first . Bonds also "If Mike doesn't pitch, he and the surging Twins al Football League's leading record 2,003 yards last season, a touchdown. Blanda followed 20-14. Johnny Bench each drove doubl ed in a run. Dusty Baker thumped the slumping Royals. ground gainer and Most Valugets rusty sitting around Simpson was hurt wi th s with a 41-yard field goal about and in,....two Cincinnati angry." Messersinith niin,w1 me in have won eight of nhI Pint - runs.- Bench's homered for th e Braves, -or I• 5L t- -..v' iai we uui- seconds remaining In the sec. seven minutes later. The drama two rnns gave mm 107 for th e Twins 7, Royals 2 their last 10 while the Royals lab Bills were forced to go to after the Dodgers had fi nished ond pe ri od. By that time he had was saved for the last quarter, season and sole possession of have lost 19 of 23. Bert Blyleven h ur l ed a with a 7-2 victory and main, the NI. lead, t he air Monday evening, gained 78 yards In 12 carrIes, however. hitter for his 15th victory and Steve Braun and Eric Sodertamed their 2-game lead over Quarter ba ck Joe Ferguson, Mets 24, Expo 3-2 The team physician diag. Oakland's Don Connors halt. struck out live, increasing his helm each singled In two runs the Cincinnati Reds in the Na. last In NFL passing a year ago, n os The Expos tied their club ed the sprain as 'slight to ed a Buffalo drive at the Raidseason's total to 225 - second for the Twins and Glenn Bor. responded wi tional League West pennant , p ir of touch- moderate," but gave no in- ers' one, nailing Simpson's re. record of eight consecu ti ve sic- highest in the American Le ague guuinn rapped a solo homer, dawns in the final two minu tes dicat ion whether Simpson p ce nt Gary Hayman and Want Strong Teams _% Im 111i',es and Phil Simon present All with Award at All's tra i n i n g camp. courageous Wins Again "Fergy" ., - . .. ______ . ____ ()rhndu )romote r . . .`If ~,, V ~,*-'W. -, -''A; , ______ Gator Bowl Heads L;,e. . ____ :4'1% n _____________________ . -% - _____ - - O. - __ - Trali Biazers Deal N - _, 54 i first-round 19i6 draft pick. , _ dy ----' II loomW I '11I ___________________________ I I II 1~ rfrd A __ The Phoenix Suns of the National Basketball Aswiation traded veteran center Neal Walk and a secorid-round 1975 draft II to the New Orleans .Jazz for f or ward Curtis Perry, center Dennis Awtre), ______________________ I - --- Evening Herald race. "He hadn't worked since tories by winning the opencr, AP Sports Writer Saturday." overcoming a 2-! deficit on Ron Andy Messersml th the Los The Dodgers capitalized on Woods' two-run single In the Angeles Dodgers' big winner, some sloppy Houston play, In- seventh Inning off Jerry Koos-. apparently thinks that One day chiding four errors, one hit bat- man, 13-10. off for Mike Marshall, sman, one wild pitch and one In the nightcap, the Mets team's ace relief pitcher, Is too passed ball, for most of th eir ended Montreal's winning much. And Manager Walt Al- runs. 13111 Buckner and Lee streak behind the four-hit pitchston tends to agree. Lacy each had two hits and mu of 1bnsI' St.'- . Ailhuugn t,* is;11.0,5 storp(1 (Wlv "r !..-z ',vtr 'b"' holding a Comfortable four-run Reds 9# Padres 2 Giants 4, Braves 2 lead over the Houston Astro Cir.clnnaft collected 13 hits, Jim Barr checked the Braves af te r seven innings Mon da y i ncluding consecutive homers on Seven tilts for his 13th victo- Hur : IEF An Watches Over BY BERT !tOSENTHAL presentation that Fn _____ Mike Promoter' - - I EI F9 1" �- - - ___ -. ___ _ - - __________ - - :.. --. _______________ ___ - - --. ________ __________________ u.-.. - 48-The Even in Herald Tuesday, SeDt. 17. 1974 - -• '-i Gard ______________________________________ ~ e2 CENTER y L J where your friends are NewPiantingGuj&Almjnac I 24 HourP4.rsrngCareFor Private Patients - VAMedjcajd • 11:4 14OOW.FirstSt. Ph.323.U30 Sanford (lnTheOldKilgoreS.d5for,Bp) .., Out Patient Therapy - S • • ' . I I KiVby AND AUTO • • • . . 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I Alignment - I 34 I &o Acb!p1on $11001 - otlaftift, SANFORD 3811_ MR. MUFFLER'S 1111 2421 S. French U vhere warm breezes and we can be relaxed or amused, as the fancy hits us. where the water is clear and Home 0 - MUFFLER a 2421 S. French Ave. N 0 Pest Control Program. &I somewhere or Office %- . a a r Let the Pro fessonaIs at ART BROWN ' rnYDnI r&ji vinv& INC. i , efiminate all your PEST for ns very best plants may be set in the garden when Lhey are selected for the garden. Where 4-6 weeks old. Set only the best only a few plants are needed, plants that are strong, stocky, -igorous and disease-free. I - Ren J@wII 11 aware of 1~1& your f1jessage of love engraved and provides customers with on it. - £.r we , 1a1 WHOLESAL ADV. Have you aBahH,,,' good. And last. _________ a flflUL JRLE R ET AIL DUALS a CUSTOM PIPE 11111 RENDING w ir J a a BankAmericard a DDfIWLJ J cit ) a 0 U a TRUCK, FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC. INE, beets, IlUlilU o nUIIU I 11111 IU U • a a 30 MIN. INSTALLATION 0 MUFFLERS EE m U a WORLD'S FINEST MUFFLERS forpeopie plants that easily survive %, . I -- den I -- - Avoid durbg roots when remove the container before transplanting. Where seedlings placing In the garden. Some are be removed from boxes containers .such as the peat or flata, block out the soil by pellet y be inserd Into the practice arl.,-Z~- - Mon.-Sa t. 8: 30 a.M.-6: 00 p.m. -.-Thurs. & Fri. Evenings by Appointment '-• Sanford's Fully Certified Company prec ise environment of a plant container is more ideal for seed When planting a vegetable germination and seedling cutting into squares If In- soil , garden we general!) plant growth than is the garden soil dividual plant containers are seeds directly in the garden used, moisten the soil and However, starling egeisbles Cortain egetables may be tomatoes transplanted sith ease, others such as peppers and require more Cpre to t*ansplant in the gar as nsplan rather than seeding directly in sucssfly, and some may not Mr. Colic. 16% 3 t f I . - ''' + ave - included) A • NOT included) L ,- i • J V ; I PEST CONTROL, INC. The astounding variety of Volusla counties, with his main mosquito The black plague was vice comes first. ueQUiy Longwood 831-7878 Of AD? Art's wife, Doshia. became control areas. He is also fully cockroaches, 55 different concern being Sanford and certified in pest control service certified In all phases of pe st s pe cies, requires specialized Seminole county. 40 I a AND PIPES TO FIT ANY CAR OR his permanen t home in Sanford. There are three different kinds visits to get all of the pests in Agent . 270 Days ....... 12.00 pd. ...... $100.0 I 61 - wy. 427 Les Preece Florida's subtropic3l climate them they have probably and Important of the pest Ofl - =---- - h7 I L9 (. I-i 1 11 11111 III IIIIIII II l oo,11111~ 111 11 111 . SALON II Beauty Barn % termite, lawn and fumigation He started in Miami as a ter. of termites to contend with, the beginning there is no ad 4' 1 er aa of 26 years experience in his the fret consideration in this sickness is transmitted by the service. At Art Brown's, ser- r -- Brown chosen field. The business in work. Art Brown Pest Control -- - Buy any three or More pair of shoes or sandals and receive 40 pct. off each Pair (men's and . control. There are three cer. mlle serviceman, which is each requiring the right type of ditional charge. Art Bfo.vn ByFJKJJA County Agricultural 'S BEAUTY SANFORD AVE. Rider Store .... SANFORD,FLA. * Horse& --.*$%00&0%0*foft.i~.,~;$".,.J.vul%*.Uf wilu loic --tviliewill must Ill types of roaches. bleoping untord-z pio'rreer pest con trol ()()' Fall Clearance We Monthlyona $10,000 00 Investment )80 Days ....... 11.50 pct. Art several benefits. You can avoid broecoli, cabbage, cauliflower, adverse weather by sowing collardi, endive, lettuce, PER - by passing the rugged Florida control treatment for effective control. Art Brown Is available atanv exams In 1967 and was I of 3 Because of the dangerous A large variety of lawn Insect& time to give helpful information women In the state to be cer chemicals used In the work, and fungus also call for Ill and gives talks before club: as titled. .. J This announcement Is neither an of for to sell, nor a 12.5% fully certified in terms of pest, off Ice, " EARN IIIIIII- 7--- W -I I I"---ip BEAUTY BARN . U tItled operators in Art Brown's considered the most difficult treatment for extermination, services Seminal!. Orange and - t_' Horse 3228865 ' i4 7 'M -0% opeApd - - WIllit --- W -W-- . - Art Brown Pest Control is control experience covering in damage each year, more can't guarantee 100 per cent. Sanford's oldest pest control work all over Florida and in six damage than is done by for. Servicing is monthly on service, as well as the only one other states before establishing nadoes, fires and hurricanes, homes. If it lakes call back ' ' _________________________________________ Feeds - manager, with 16 years pest hundreds of millions of dollars He won't do any job that he - offer is mad* only by the ofWag circular. - Brown 1hey are continuing to grow. dating program from Pufdue Pest Control Inc., safeguards but still feel thdt giving con . University. His employes have the health of their customers. UsIng plants as 3tart.s has ransplantingar _____________________________________________ 1' present 1$ full time employes President of the Florida Pest is especially conducive to the caused extensive da mage. Art ction of Brown guarantees the homes monthly is proof that his serLes Preece is general insect pests. Termites cause they have treated for termites, vice Is the best. Art believes. - _. servicing over 1,900 custorners Control Assoc. In 1%7. . - Korral -, M?V 1 17 CAR-BEN JEWELERS ________ IF c9L. - ---- . t Bingo .. Inc., 2562 So. Park Drive, sideration to the needs of each a total ot9l years experience in Protective service against individual c us tomer is of prime all phases of pest control and termites will save you money. The gr ow th of his company importance, are pr oud of their ex pertise because by the time you notice fr(xn Its inception ln 1961 - I)( I Kactus besides insuring against service. That is the philosophy decided to incorporate in 1974. utilizing a refresher and up- property damage, Art ' $ -_ SPECIAL DISCOUNT RATES FOR CHURCH. SCHOOL LLUBOR GROUPSOFTENOPMORE : -- HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE Everything ur . - state laws regarding pest ferent chemicals and types of a public service. Art and Doshia Br ow n came con trol services are stringent application for control. To terminate the termites. rid to Sanford from Jacksonville, and strictly enforced. The Insects carry diseases. Polio yourself of pes ts or have a where he had worked in the pest safe ty of customers, employes germs are carried by certain beautiful, healthy lawn call .. - - of Art Brown, president of Art Brown Pest Control Service, I n d I v I d u a I M u sc u I a r ocive un L,iass i<ings -' ' : J4 £ 7 30-11 00 P H. UP TO m 4/:. - 323-5230 • j~-----i, Annuals • Vegetable Plants A company can only grow and Sanford grew and prospered to Inc., conducts we%*Iy training c' aused by rat's fleas. So pr osper 1 0t1 stheverybest such an extent that they sessions for his employes, - experlence possibl e 111, available II n bl' -- -- *Mz~~. --- - THE FRIENDLY STAFF OF ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. I I to r I Kneeling-Cliff Brown, Stan Parrish, Dick 11ftilles, Gftrge Wright, Allen McAllem. FIrst RowCcell t S . Carla Preece. Doshla Brown, Callie BeSIdles, Il TiUls, Back Row-Jim Horler, Donald Gorman, Keith West, Tom ilereodeen, Lea Preece , Art Brown, John Coffznan, Dennis RIegel. 16 pycreational activities are House" are found. "Happy re taught once a mont - Papoose Palace offers a school and summer program. The 4,0W sq. ft. building can for our convenience children, is equally aware of the toothpaste. Weekly fees will are frequently held. Children Mr; R 'differ Is constantly need for youngsters to receive entitle your child to a hot Iwich, are taught how to brush their looking foroberts ent and bette comprehensive instruction in o %ncks daily, the use of teeth Properly, with superto aid children in lear vision, after lunch. Brushing thi -school years. playground equipment be comes a habit and not an ning as they should. Do your She worked as a teacher on the toys, art supplies, plus Navajo reservation In Leupp, casional field trips (with unpleasant chore, with tooth child a favor and l hi all the Arizona for o g you c3noge Sl care and Its importance being learnin teaching parental consent), Ir(maI I ...."r. D,Tk, - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1I I Supplies Bar-EQue Visit ' ' ______ _____ upon her arrival In Lon(gwood. cess. - - MON 7 SUN Open Sun 92 •Ihb1Chcks • Horse Care items - available. Children aged 2 to 12 Already owning a day care The aim of Mrs. Roberts and House is an area where are accepted center outsde of Little Rock, her licensed staff at Papoose puppets can be used to help Mrs Roberts and her Arkansas, she established Palace is to provide wor king introverted children learn. Papoose Palace-just off Hwy. Parents with the IInest day care They verbalize through these husband Vaughn, a retired U.S. 17-92 on Fl)rida Avenue In center at a moderate cost, The puppets and besides learning Air Force filer, are the pa rent Longwood. enrollment fee of SIS covers all become less and less In. of eight children, Papoose Palace Is open from Mrs. Rober, in addition to supplies the child will need troverted, Puppet shows, a 6' a CAUC tC ALl VAlID ('I'ACC DIJI -- ___ . ptases of learning for a child remarkable vibrant perwrij comfortably accomodate 100 where arts and crafts swimwould be provided was evident make her schools and children. in the school area ming gymnastics and 1 Mrs. Dorothy J. Roberts educational programs a suc such Ideas as the "Hap - - 4, 1 The need for a day care Associa t Ion, T h e s e center where the ultimate In all qualifications along with a Zone and Germany. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS & BOUTIQUE PH. 32231 110 PARKAVE. DOWNTOWN SANFORD - - SAT .6 Mon. fhru Sat. Gu ! 17-92& Lake Mary Blvd 323 9C20-830 1020 • i-. develop. Working mothers and has done varied graduate Is held In groups of 10, with a baked, never fried. The menu is usually find themselves forced studies In learning difficulties licensed teacher or aide in so varied-from pizza to steaks, to place their children In a and reading at Ohio State charge. There is no forcIng that It rotates every five weeke nursery where they are plopped University. She Is also children to learn, They are Everything Is prepared on th~ downlnfrontoftheTVformost president of the Arkansas exposed tolearnlng. and absorb premises a nd all meals are of the day. English, reading and physical COmPIXIOn than you've worn iatel'i Merle Pcrmandofl PtJ1 Nostal9a complexions Ph. 834-Sfll for full Information. treet. a. : 322-0808 01 Gordon Meyer Bldg A& -i- L."? -..- /- .1.- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-- 9 . ROSewood Liquid Mrs. Dorothy Children's Pre-school years She received her B A in conversationa l Spanish and development This methcxi has are a vulnerable period when Elementary Education from physical education. Other been taught in British and impresslonsstickinthefrmirds San Jose State College In subjects will be added as the German schools, and has been andhabitsthat will remain wi,,i C.alifornla:her Masters from school grows, Unlike usual praised in this country. them the rest of their lives Northern Arizona University; classroom learning, instruction All meals prepared are having a strong love for except for a tocthbrush and great favorite of all children, the Pure Nostalgia' Lk Ntw %ay to look fight out of the dattling ecompi,?, ptaand ckind,rgart,n and kindearIIfi pgram clvdj Cnv,rsatIoiaI Spanis7i, Reading Readinni. Math, Scien c e, : : Downtown Sanford CU(jO ft_v!cEs . ." . ~it - #0 0 _____________ - ) Professional Chlla Care knowledge at their own pace. complete and well balanced. THURSot FRI., SAT 9-4:30 I 4 I Urns - 700 W. Hwy. 434 Longwood 8308264 . ~ ~ I V & # %~ . 7.::T F A EXCE11.ENCE IN CHILD DAY-CAHE . 594 andMachine Shop C Sanford, Florida FRIE -16 *I'D . " Mxon Auto Part .. = I a b b ic Q - I Mon. thru Sat. KULby . rs RV ___ i r • , - - UJ 323-6404 . all Ong • - 1, - 0 - ' SOUTHERN ' - V i - orc Sandwiches - -- - Parts As.t 3159 Hwy. 17.92 Pest Control aNTER M .. non Bar B "Quo I ____ DAY CARE ... Conve ions Awnings I 13 ROWN . I ""AR EN SANFORD REC.VEE SERVICE ,', ~p4t:~ I 1Zr--! ~--A,WI . . " . Moto SeAc?O°Sie$ Sales MOTOR HOME & TRAVEL TRAILER I Oviedo • WINE I ll . : I • Lube & Oil Chaigc - Complete - 2100S FRENCH - , 'I - Ph 345 3248 I ... --,--4. M :-L , . .; , 14ve i i'l Sanford s Best For Pests Irt For Chi idren You e • I Duo-Therm A/C iirt Brown Pest Control Service Inc. Palace Provides S IMM t B EQUIPMENT WE OFF ERA WO NDERFUL ARRAY OT i - Papoose - OL LA W N ~f~ --- - - Drive out a .11 1 %t'voct 91 V09thwe motor TuiiUp5 iiiiiiiilliilliiN ___________________________________ ______________________________________________ Serve Breaded Veal - Locations X This IExtra Gas Tanks 2 1. WWI ,.~* Vacuum - :: •- 1. i..!.!L4iRL.!!1R VICE1 . . Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1974-SB DELICIOIJR 1V • a ., COMPLETE V 4 . : •--1I_j_:_: Evening Herald I Br;meliads ak&Ai ., --Jj - - Land OPEP4DAILYIAM p. sM -. 1. . - - - ________________________________ : -.---- ___ _____________ - - ________________________ ______ L1 ________ Business Review and let us feature your business with a picture and a story. It's the smart, thrifty way to reach those who are most likely to need your products or services. plain time zones to you and end your confusion once and -- -- -------------------------------------------'- ---,----V .,-. ---X - ; . 7 41 - -4~---*~ L--.--~-j , -*A~ --X1+-,t---j -L--'.!-V----,a~,-----4;-~~-~ t ---4~4-~JZU=f -i~~ i.~u - - - - -tvn-7- �6B -Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1974 EvenIng Herald L:gal - Legal Notice Notice Cost, jallohc BIDDINGREOUIREMENTS Ar,spFNT tP','I1A1I(N 10 1110 Nn'ce is Q..rntMt the Distract Srool l%n,rc1c,l nnoIe County. StIii,noIC Coeint, F toqc iIl re't' seated h1s un 6 O P M tn Wed day.? Cc'ot,rr 1914 ,t hsrh lime Rids wsl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11Th JUDICIALCIRCUITOFFLOR,DA. AND IN FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIl ACTION NO. 74.1U4.A B. W. MARTIN and A, B. WALLACE, JR Plaintiffs, 4 DOLIA B. ELLIS; JAMES A. MORGAN and OUIDA S. MORGAN, hit wif, et 61. Defendants Classified NOLE COUNTY UTILITIES BOARD Pdotic,oIp,tlicH,aring The Board of County Corn missloners of Seminole County Sitting as the Seminole County Utilities Board will hold a public hearing in the County Commission Chambers of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sj'Ifrfd. tf Tuesday, Ot$.)*t I. 19)4 dl 100 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible to cc hear matters pertaming to the Order entered by the Board on August 20. $971, holding Ida UtilitieS. Inc to be in e..,,.. i,pIiance with the Rules and Reijula'lons Gos'trng the Public Water and Sewerage Systems in Seminole County. By 5: John A kimbrough. Chairman ATTEST: S Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Publith: Sept. 17, 1971 DEF U ________________________________ Ads Don ' t Ads Are The Longer Your Ad Ruis The Less It Costs Per Line WANT AD Per Day. Ugfurnished _. Insertions—No Change Copy. * HE ''ils on his way to Jack Prosser Ford. Watch for his arrival. - 1—Card of Thanks tinfurnished * W/W 4) - Houses for _____ INYOUR FAMILY? Care 7-Motels. Hotels Ask For Want Ads Want Ad * Heated ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Tofl free. 4143027 for "We Care""Ilotline". Airs or TCt-Th 11-Instructions _______________________ - - * 1-? - Pool cdroom FROM $173 40c a line 4thru25 times ...,,, 3Qca line 13-Travel Agencies 2dtimes 14-Camping-Resorts 23c a line (12,00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 LInes Minimum - - .. ,,, Lost: MaleSt. Bernard Brownand White. Reward Call 3fl.3769 15-Action Sports -- _________________________ N Oil C E - uiki S. EAUTIFUL 2 STORY SPANISpi STYLE home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, carpet, a 2 Car garage with upstairs apartment Shady lot in excellent neigti bOrhooii, 830-5500 Rdaltors 16 Owner Motivated Need A New ,. Vi'iIfl(' ODD CHEST Largest selection in Central Florida Price's start at 5)9,9. Poodles, Peg. black by female, Shots. $3.5 & $30 - Income and - - --- -- . 21 Hour Srvice CaIl3fl 7491 r% I 25-Loans ____________________________ Ire'.rti roduce daily Vin. rip. tomatoes, $4.00 bow. Hwy. 431 ', 26-Insurance Chapter Rentals - Hwy. 1792 29-Rooms for Rent 3D-Apartments Rent Unfurnished South of Sanford MeetIngs Business Did club that or appear In this listing each week for only $3 per week? This Is an ideal way to inform the public of your club activities. Night Clean ip 4 manent employment, Apply 46, Holiday Inn, Atamonte Springs. ____________________________ 40-Condominiums room, wall to wall carpet, air conditioned, reasonable rent. ____________________ Adults, no pets. 322 73)0. __________________________ ___________________________ needed. Per man . LAKE MARY- Move in now, SI Swim, fish, in beautiful Lak Mary. Lakefront home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, central air, garage and carport. Two porches, fenced yard. Seller will finance. $41,500. BROKERS The TimeTesled Firm Days: 3726173 Plights: 377 517i or 37773.53 HStop 42-Mobile Fith,r Richird ,I. Lyons Sale Night billing clerk, 4 nights a week. Apply Transport Brokerage, State Farmers Market. Homes Acreage 43-Lots and Bellman needed, evenings. Permanent employment. Apply 9 loS, Holiday Inn, Altamont, Springs. 44-Farms and Groves 4$-Rsort Property For Sal, 46-Income - REALTOR 63.1 7667 Fern Park Inc - 831.4039 _____________________ _______________________ ?BedroOms,Ibathfurnlshed washer andclryer, 7:30P.M. lst&3rd Properly Merchandise For Sate Tuesday BINGO EVERY Si—Household Goods Thursday 7:30P.M. 52-Appliances Radio 53-TV -- - . Rummage Sates ______________________________ Adults Only, Nope', Contact 73)7 Palmetto Ave ____________________________ ____________________________ 32 LEGION - ,_ (vi..,, .. ,•., 2 Bedroom, fenced yard I t,l1( 5$—Bicycles - MEETINGS $ P.M -2nd and 4th Thursday Firti Month 59-Musical Merchandise 4O-OfIice Equipment And Supplies 41—Building Materials _____________________________________________ - ( , - 'a,\ -_" / 1': 'U FLEET RESERVE ASS N. Pres —. Art Picanso 46—Horses Baby Sitter, nights in our home. Call CIRCULATION DISTR IC T MANAGER to work with Evening and Sunday Herald Carraers Salary and outo expenses. Sale's background required. Excellent opportunity for rican or woman. Apply in person to the Circulation Uepartment, EVENING HERALD. 6$—Wointed to Buy - -, - . 69 -Slamps - Coins 70-Swap and Tradv 71—Antiques 72-Auction Mgr. "Malt" Maithow Business Meeting 7d Monday-2000 Club Hour-3 p.m. 7$-Campers IraIlets -- - .11 Travel . Day's work wanted s..,,a i. Cars Removed 27 $ 1-Aviation Looking for 79 Roomsfor Rent -. Air Conditioned Room MtnOnty IlIMyrtleAve3flfl79 a good Magazine? io Apartmenls Rent Unlurnlshed - - I your club or 'rganhzatlon would ke to be Included In H is listing call: about Seminole Magazine? bedroom trailer on a I Acre river front lot. 5150 a ma. Inquire after S at 7116 W. 1st St. . . 37 Business Property ________________________ P4EV#, GARDENS1* For Rent -- . - I . ' ' every - f, warehouse, reedy lot' youloday.Exceflentlocatlona?l.4 and SR 4 100K,LOOK,LOOK HNew luxury all adult I bdrm apIs. Air, wall to wall carpet, paneled walls, ceramic tile bath & kit(hef.s,drapes&curtain,$Imo IC) W. 10th St , Srifinj - JOHN KFIDE, ASSOC. - __D -- OFF AIRPORT BLVD. j P ' I Cl V 55 Boats & Marine Equipment_______ - _______ 73 HP Evinrude and Trailer. $100 Call 327 1249 alter 6. . IS'FlbcrgIa%sboat_75plpEviflde mofor and trailer. $250 or Best ouer. .. . -. - . Come' see us at our ba , n ' _____ - in.'at _________________________ ----- ' 59 Eie'tronic 6 voIce chord oroan. th. electro voice Baroness. wood, excellent Condition Price Free tots and gifts tar Christmas, ________________________ 1 _______ a --__-_.. - .....---- - -- timeclock, upright freezer, 71', pups, financing, shots, guaran Cu. ft. shake machine Chrome teed. 90.1.737.791. 901 237 3476 Mickey Thompson valve coven, __________________________ fits all Pontiacs. Elderbrocli hi. AK( Dachshund minatures. Red rise for all V-I, '55 ,71 Pontlacs, alsn had ,ir,.l 11i .'auv, ____________________________ SANFORD EAST A BUYERS BARGAIN 10 Acres, Rallroaafrontacme -paved DEBARYREALTY Edythe S. Turner, Realtor 6616)33. DeBary Alter hours, Anne Wallace Assoc, '°°' ___________________ CLIFF JORDAN ______ ST. JOHN'S REALTY S 0 I A COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES - PRICED F ROM $35,000 Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool Large Picnic Area, Basketball and "A wise investment means a IiietIm of foil." FROM8 PER CENT WHY PAY MORE? If you want tet,'ig Space in the countrsa thIs 3 bedroom, 2 bath, red brk. be what you have been looking for. Large recreation room could be a 4th bedrm Call Milcid Slemp,r. Eves. 3721959, Located 1 block So. of Airport Blvd., - ' ..'' - ./ v • ' - 1971 OPEL MANIA ............12O ' 322-8721 __________________________________________________________ - • _ ______________________________ -. ______ Beauty ' - '_ - 8305500 Realtors Carpenfry CItassiflc'd ads do a job that can be donerso olher way. Call 337 26110.' $31 999) Now!! 1974 MATADOR 2 DR..........*3495 Home -'_. ... 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER - . . ' '2995 1974 DATSUN 260Z .............'5195 area? — Re'modeling, Additions & Repair, :arpenlry, Roofing, cement inuihing, Painting. ReaSdh&ble iilly Geck, 373 6707 '- 88.) L/'WPI CARE SERVICE gait M&6L ou -- puce e,ltfq Yasonty & Concrehe No Job To Sniall Call 373 7106 2995, Lido eMillil AlDOITIONS & REMODELING cALL BILL On 14253371 LakeMar'y37) 0161 - S l( ND - ZtLrEESSS 161$ ro f-irj-., ' -_- Gar,ge' Sales are in Season Tell the people' about it with Classified fl the Herald 122 28t1, f)) - —a W II D ' apermg , - —.... • P amfing • PAUL SLATE P Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential Commercial Fr Estimates Ph 3776173_- r Painting and Walipapering Plo lob Classified ais serve me Ouyingentoo Small. Quality workmanship , e I I u ri g c o m rn u n it y Ph 37) 6579 or 37) L's'.) everyday read and use them often, Call 327 2611 or 1.31 9993. nt?5I" Sece ,s useful pajrp.Jse' again when you sell them it iOu have an eye tar with a la5Sitied ad from the real value, II Ce' the' classitueci acts Herald Call us today' Don't regularly dclayu Just dial 3722611 or 637 _______________________________ 999) To Place' your '.w COSt '.ñrrt WeU Control .' , Drilling WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type' and We repair anci Service SIINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. SRI BROWN PEST COt'i'T °OL 7567 Park Drive 332 $163 S small classified ao bringS big returns. Try one and see Call 372 'all or 6)1999) ?i)7 'N Th1 St Ifl 6137 Want a pleasant surprise! Yo. can cte,v- out oun garage quickly with a Want Ad _____ Jim Rowe Pest Control Ave Sanford, 371 2070 Appointment ___________ __________ ________ ford, F MILE EAST OF 17-92 ON HWY. 436 ________________________________________ L_1 _____________________________________________ — F' - - - 'T' ' - '= - a - - - - - ' "' - - - - -- ' -' - 'I -- -- -a-.-'- -. "..._. ., _., - ;,_. - - lr.'cJ./44 IM API 0 Call For 11 W. 25th - '-'' -"''T With Pride By ______________ '' ,,-.4 & Commercial Free L'tic' anl ads bring b'g, big 323 0519 Jerry or 327 6111 ;J3 JuSt try one 377 2611 or Pe t In Ithe good ole summertime it'S a cc. t time to sell something witha Iasslf led Ad JuSt didl 371 76)1 or 37 9993 for a quick results ad DISTINCTIbN 323 .3 103 "u .' - ._ John's Fii It (MI Allen 5p.m. Mon. Thurs Arbor Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club, . Lawn Service lmprovern.nts 'ick, Plod', t Stone F'rt'piaces, flarbequcs, Carports enclosed. brick veneer, concrete driveways FRANKS MASONRY, 831 62)1 o' 373 045) anytime 1973 MG MIDGET ............. 2795 Full .. Landc tear Ing Septic tanks fill dirt driveways. All kinds of digging 3229147cir 323)913 (3, PLUS ..... --"-,ir ' 9993 To place your low cost Want Ad BACKHOESERVICE — ' ..,,.'. &A Don serve a useful purpose agaen when you sell them nith a Classified Ad from the CaIius;oday,(),n. - 1973 TOYOOTA PICKUP ........2295 1971 CAMARO ................. ' 1995 ' RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Econoline Vent to DieSel Tractnrs iday -lyear. 323 53)0 -- 1973 MERCEDES DIESEL .....*7995 Seminole County 20 beautiful acres, clear llowing stream, trees, prIvate and peaceful but cbose.in Terry Realty, REALTOR, 0711 ___________________ HOMES OF Truck Rentals ___________________________ InterIor-Exterior Plast.ring. VINCENTS CARPENTRY Plaster patching and simulated brick speciality, fl2,2730 in'terlor Trim, PanelIng. Custom. -i- — Carpentry. Plo iOb too small Ft Lcenscd & Bonijed 37) 5477 Land Clearing - 1970 JAVELIN ...................'1695 Long'woocj GENEVA, 45 acres, double wide mobile home.? ponds, fenced and cross fenced. 53,000 an acre. 349 526$. residential Carpentry, Remodeling, Addlticns, Custom Work. Licented. Bonded. Free estimate. 323-603*. Est finest established - Concrete & M5ønry Free iStm,,tCs Floors, patios & drives ttrI, or stone' planters Patch and nu'p.yr i.r'm 3'' Jic") 1973 VOLVO WGN .................'4495 1972 PONTIAC LEMANS ......'2695 . " .-P,..p. rlL ---.- 32712$) . -'----- place yours. Care MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM. -. - ec1u.e your electric lull withCOmp'leteceiling & waIl insulation' FALL CLEANIN. P-ree,s?irnates Ashtonlnsulat,on "impac"wash&SVIKI.en (904 769.3770 Exterior walls, eaves, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON walks & ______________________ formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook Removes mildew, fungus. mud dObbers, wasps & Spider (lass,f led ads arehere to help cio F Prie. 323 5713 _______________________________ .. buy. 1II r.ni -. ...-,.,, 'U'..C 1VW webs.-in me, coSt.,,le$ us help you place yoursIiuy a Dargain at' Sell a bargain wrth Burglar Alarms Call 127 2611 or 6)1 qJ, fun louse and read Classified ads! -Call 332 761) or $31 9993 to place burglar Mtarins OIL HEATER CLEANING 'your aci New. For Hornet & Bui inesj Call RaIph323.5954 Free Estimates, 373 6262 _____ _____ _____ 1974 DODGE DART SWINGER '3695 Moving? Why not live In Sanford 's ,.:_.... Ph. 372 1057 3276052 Can't put the car in ttie garage. Sell r lonø.r n.,1.ri it.,* .-..ii. classified adin the Evening BUDDY'S rn'. 197 3GRAN TORINO CPE..... '2795 .._. '.'aiio'uri - " I'- . Cabinets, '- H 1974 MG B ......................... .3995 - Sun. 1-6 Dial wltI* lots of cabinets anci counter scace Along with thiS goes 3 bedrooms, 1) baths, a beautAful y'd with huge shade trees ml °'°' $73900. Call REALTORç Associate Ar,dy Wolf, Fvrt. 377 1143, - Small Jobs Wanted 3?2-133L"LakeM,ary" I you art' having ditfiCulty finding a 'acelo live, car to drive, a job, or 'ome Service you have need of, read all our want .srfl every day. 1Q7 (DAM DDIV .r-su i j............. Approximately 7i-1 acres ready ton ur mobile home wi'h Septic, 't'F and shallow wellS, a beautiful piece of property and zoned for horses. Call it-if Cohen, Atoc., *30 5500 Inc on Sanford Ave., in Sanford. OWNER ANXIOUS 3 bedroom, i bath, idNl for Small family, or retired couple. Picture pretty corner lot, $1i,go. Owner will help finance. Call REALTOR AtsØtI.t,, Mildred Stemp,r. Eves. 3fl.7$p Cr,n?.r it Sanford Electric Company 7522 Park Drive, 372 1562 . Pet Care _________________________ PET REST INN. Boarding3, Groom, - - 1973 OLDSMOBILE ...........'3395 Robes & Gilman ' Sales office open Mon.'Fri: 9.6, Sat. & -- .?clien flalhroomn __ 1972 GRAN TORINO WGN......'2795 CONVENTIONAL FINANCING - ______________________________________________________ TennIs Courts. Recreational Fees Are Prepaid. Sezi ________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ itullil ISI1IIIJII ' ' Stemper 3726326 L4INI DAPJPU W ___________________________ . i.a'ableB,JdC,,tr!I anytime ArinEn.. rr--" --. Improvem.nts — )O 372 5753 _____________________ _____________________________ _____________________ SEMINOLE I' 4Il ' 1I - ''i Equipm,tnt for Rent. •n ?k.INTERRSTLOW DOWN 3 bedroom homes, all eztra, good tOcatn, $32,5po Central Heat & Air Condlionin For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS ri Sinford 332 Musical Merchandise Electric lawn mower, almost new, 535 or best offer Smith rnre.i calculator, $23 or st ' cutf 21" 0376. Assorted guns, Hammond electric —_-_ organ, men's Quartz watch, Petri 65 Pets and Supplies 33 MM Camera 3371156 after s. - ----------_ _______________________________ _____________________________ CHER'S Kennel Pups, stuci. AKC, Color& Black & White portable TVs. Toy & Mini Poodles all coIor, Also 1969 Olclt. Misc. Items, 373. Cocker, Mini 3. Large 0706. Dachshunds, Shih Izu, Toy (nIH,. Mini Schnauzer, Yorkie, Boston '' __________________ Like new,? bedrooms family room, kitchen equipped, carpet. $l7,5o Home - - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 310) Orlando Drive Sanford 37) 5700 .7 -- Experts Ready To Serve You! Air Condltion'mg _______ . - BROKERS The Time Tested fir,, Days: 377 61?) Nights. 3775i74 377.fl$1 Directory A of ______________________ ROBSON'StARINE 7971 Hwy. 77 97 372 5961 - -_ -. . Realty 377 1)01 Aye' , Centr&l Florida's . WIth 7100 • ______________ fire MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR space Zoned Mi, Pie metal 377p, French building on Airport___ Blvd. 321 Ø7g __________________________________ ,,J ei, 64 MObile Home Service' we For free estimates, Call 3710376. Stemper Realty 373 0041 or 662.7313 Garage.Rummage 1643. ____________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ ._!ent RI,,. tm or !'-.'.-Shampooer for Only $1 per day'. $100 ForAll CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322.7444 _______________________________ __________________ REALTOR ____________________________ III 1722 969 VW Beetle, marina blue, 4 Speed, air, 37,000 miles, extra sharp. $1295. Call P4OWIC Kirby, 322-1651 Dealer ______________________________ - Bedroom mobile home. Corn. pletely' furnished with air con. ditioning and color TV. 2343 Park HIawatha Csn,merc,79 Santord, 3727111 Immediate possession. Several like new 3 & 4 bedrooms Carpet, garage, 2 wIth paneled family rooms. Lov 70's. It iS easy STAN'S AUCTION 3279719 . ________ I I Broker, 107W ____________________________ '"i i ' 1911 VW 7 passenger Bus, ccci & ii.hite. looks & runs Ike new, I speect, Must see. 57)95 Call Hwe Kirby, at 377 1651 Dealer. Trucksand Trailers .__. 693 (cc0IhArru Anti anfnrti , j viuiw vuui lvi IA Every Sat, Night 7pm West 1st St. (Hwy 16) Sanforci Consignments Welcome Open Daily 10 T1I 5 . . LI.J International . ton. 4 wheel drIve, tool box bed 512CC 3651161. Aechanlc's SpecIal: '67 (lIds, new tires, air, neects engine wont. Also 1960 Rambler, 6 cyt , automatic, 5.1,000 miles. new sticker 373 3,5)7 after I on weekdays. 79 * __________________________ FREIGHT SALVAGE BUY' DIRECT - FROM BOX CAR Appliances - air COnd . freezers refrig. Step ladders wire etc. 'Gormly's E. 16. Sanford 323.4733 - - W. Garitett White 1.4 INDUSTRIAL PARK '—d, ___ ________________________ .. Acrege . Sunday. _____________ - * Public Auction ______________________ - Mobile Homes Of Loch Twot*droomaparlments, Sl60andup. 323 13.0 372.26)) - 4? ORLANDO I.'.i HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT . Auction /) KENMORE WASHER, parts. service', used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 32) 0691 ______________________________ 10.000 Piec - - 4 BEDROOMS I baths ,..ifh refrigerator Oncorn;riov$27.9 323.7900 SANFORD I9f6 Chevrolet Imp.la, good con ditlon, new inspection sticker and tag. 323 3964 I to 5:30. Eves.. ii.t. 02$). 17 mOdel Garage Sale: Auto harpe, 110 Violin ,,1_TV, 535 NEW TANDEM ALL STEEL UTILITY TRAILER. 3235730 ____________________________ 1611 •Dt'1p*t ____ kitthenequlppeo,s6p ht and air. Monthly rental, Irom $147.50, 3777090, 1503W. 35th 51,, Sanførd Herald shwas's - One bedroom trailer, air con NEAT AND CLEAN 3 trooms in ditloned, utilities paid, good SUnlafldonIargef(of1y 523.000. location; Mature aciulli only 373. Call REALTOR. Associate, Inc Glithler, Eves. 322 5693 Single story studio, i. i and 3 bedroom apartments, Pool, It 's in the HE Mobile Homes Rent ____________________ ' or 2 bedroom duplex apartments Furnished or unlurnlshed 40' Swimming pool. 1220 5. Orlando Or. 373 7n * * ' ' M. UPISWORTH REAPTY $Ojw. IstSt. -. 3236061,3730317,3779170 966 Mercury Comet, 2 door sedan, 3 Speed. 6 cyl , like new radial tires, 52.000 miles. 1493. Call Don Pope, 322 76.51 Dealer. ___________________________ To Select From Freight damaged furniture arid futflitureparts.AllatwholesaIeon below at 49 W. Concord. P1011's Freight Damaged Warehouse, Downtown Orlando. PhOne 125 9502. "a' ' I 6PM :. __________________ _________________ Lake Mary: Cute 2 bedroom fur nlihe'd houti renced yard _______________________ Adulti, no pets Near SiC. 377- 3930 ______ ________ _____ SMALL ACREAGE With older 3 bedroom home on pived ro.ld $73 •Dispos.als '67 Chevy 4 door, automatic, air, power Steering, good condition, $700. 137 *41. $750 _______________________ Over Excellent condition, 1971 Charger, fully equipped, tape deck, mag wheels, assume payments 37') *34.4 after S. 373 6353 -- 54 End SavIngs on Mark lv's. Mercury's. Monlegos, Cougars, Comets, Capris. Deal now? Bob Baxter, 327 .i$t.4 Dealer. 1977 Yamaha. 123 CC, lust rebuilt, s?r,-..t l,wI 5'17c 140 A7A . Car Year Motorcycles Honda 150 . 1972 Grin Tonno Sport. V I. full power, air. magi, local owner i'nij ¶t'C I Van Cac4'ran, 132 4*64. Dealer. Motorc'ycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 M We Buy and Sell Gold and silver Cr.t !r.;: ft COIN CENTER. 109W is? St 373 4352, - Ranges, Hotpoint anci Tappan, priced right, Financing available with no down payment Dick'i Appliances 327765$, ALL NOLL'S STORES ther"5 one nea' you, _____________________________ Bedroom block se Florida room, c.arports, new roof, new paint, fenced yard, garden spot. 115.000, 511,000 down, balance $6Omonlhor trade for ple in the country. By owner. 164 Country Club Cir Cattafter 4, 337 __________________________ •Flshing & Boating - Any 7973 Mustang rastback. loade-: new 7973 Volkswagen Super Beetle, like new 17 92M.altland 44' I4I SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W lstSt. 373JLU Stamps.Coins . ___________________________ ITennis Courts ' -- — 3) Houses Rent Furnished _____________________ For Sate' or Rent-) Bedrooms. 2 baths, 24'x61' trailer. All electric, carpeted, drapes Located on I acre r 1,rr",i 32) 'fl2 ,iPt'r 2 pm - - How _____________________ Increase your income to 11 pct (57.000 minI Marvin P Gassman. (Bond, Mon. Broker) 2601 Two bedroom mobile home, air conditioned, carpeted. very nice Mohawk Tr., Malt. Free into. 645 Adults only. 373 6617. ________________________________ 1647 (71 Pens.) 700 Concord Dr Casselberry, F to Bingo Every Tues. Night Early Bird at 7:30 Regular 6:00 Free Card With This Ad Meetrigs 1st 8. 3rd Thur Way Laurel Ave. 3 Bedrooms, Ii, baths. carpet, air, kitchen equipped No pets 644 6061. After 3, 3730760. - ______________________ Enloy beautIful Wekiva RIver by renting a mobile horn at CAMP SEMINOLE. Nopefs. Noalcoltol. 3724410, Investment Opportunities $0—Autos for Sate 1 ___________________ 34 - 79—Trucks and Trailers VFW 10,050 3odt'm, block. 5750 1101 Court St.. Sanford Inquire 1405 Court St.. or call 332 4170 _______ . 7$-Motorcycles - -, Lovely 7 Bedrooms, I7 baths, kitchen equipped, carpet, air, free Adult I 15S.ISSA - - - 69 (WITH GOOD CREOITi Complete trailer hitches, All kindt available. 78 * $50 Down 1914 Champion- 7$', 3.000 mile-s. With all extras, $71,000. See at 600 French Ave • Sanford or call 327 95 SI. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices pad. used, any condhion 6.41 $176. ,Nunter Park -- For Sale ___________________________ Lay a way no,u, for Christmas! King , size frames Use indoors or out ' doors. Mat Size Vx10'. Regular retail price 5799. Noll's price $199. No Qualifying, 3 bdu'm,, 1, baths, t3,10Q down. $l$6mo. 7 pct Acre tealty, REALTOR. 3731750 7 -•L- ________________________ Accessories -. 77-Junk .... ltUa1lon5 Wanted 76-Auto Repairs Parts --- Apts. •Swlmmlng Pool Homes, Lots References required, 372 15.4 _______________________ Transportation _____________________ Daily (closed Wed.) Bingo. Thursday. 2000 ______ — __________________________ flew houses In a rural area. No down Payment-monthly payments less than rent. Government SubS 'direct to Quilified ouy,rs Call to se, p '°' QU&llfy'tI Bedroom - City * Mustang Full Recreational VehIcle Services SOUTHERN RV SERVICES t30 1070 37' 90?') CASH 3fl 11]? for used furniture, appliances. tools. etc. Buy I or 1001 items, Larry's Mart, 275 Sanford Ave balance a, sis cau or Eves $4 1I __________________________ a,ii.uz.....i.. au roiniing -ota, in W31Out & red velvet. Call 377 733a. ____________________________ __________________________________ ___________________________ ______________ 52 Appliances -- WaShe'r, ouirantt,d br't se'iet in town. 519 95 and up. Sanlord Aucti. 1200 Fre'nch Aye' 323 7310 __________ TrampoIines 2S6SParkDr. I'll. ' - . _____________________ 2 bedroom, I bath. den., S52 down. $l35mo.V'. peI-cent.Acre Realty, REALTOR. 373 770 ... •1.3.3 V3sssi Small house, 2 bdr*oms Corner of 7th and Laurel St. 372 - 3077 or]729507 P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla., ____________________________ 37771. _______________________________ $7A—F..d toT1T - REALTOR5 TAFFER REALTY I100E 25th St 337 6633 ___________________ Zig.Zag 969 Opal Station wagon, I speed, lust flke new. Low mileage, $193 Call White'y Eckten, 332 1651 Dealer 11' Dreamer Trucic Camper, with lacks. Used twice Call 327.4263 1' rt', ','.c,,js ham. v.t buy lur nIur e and miscellaneous. Sell for 30 pct. consignments. Free pick ups Auction Sat. night at 7 p.m Call 372 7710 Call Credit Dent SAPIF9RD SEWING CENTER -- ________________ ON RESERVOIR LAKE - REALTOR, or Jerry Emerson, Assoc Roberts & Gilman, Inc , REALTOR. ha -- -Miscelitneous MAI TI AND FLEA MART fl911 Hwy 77 92 Open Sat. & Sun. 95 • 636 7970 _______________________ _________________________ "Sanford'S Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency DeBary - Wanted to Buy 68 * Jay £ Gee Auto Sales 641441$ 3710190 Camper.Travel Trailers Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR i,vw X10ation Solid newton ___________________________ Call 322-2420 Anytime - . I BEDROOMS,2 BATHS TWO STORY. $170 PERMONTH 6345997 to Box 55.6 co The Evening Herald, 64—Equipment for Retit 4$—Pits ant Supplies MI * TheYI - ., .P Htif-V tree Small motel needs man and wife for maintenance, and maid service in return for efficiency Suite. Write Unfurnishedlbedroomhome.newIy £2-Lawn arvI '' Every Mon & Tues. Early Bird at 7:13P.M. Regular at 7:43 P.M. -" Part Time Help Wanted, YardWork 37)7670 - * lCleanbedrooms. Unfurnishedwith air and neat. Plo pets. Fenced backyard. __________________________ __________________________ ----' experience. Call 327-0*75 to arrange Interview before 9a.m. cievenings. S;—Sports Equipment Hwy. 1792 I Mile SouthotSanford 3726420 or ---------, ,,. Rent Furnishedor UnfurniShed PIceBedroom Honiefon Rent 377 7179 Handle phone appointments, bookkeeping, chairslde ass't, ,, _ ,, CORBETT REAL. ESTATE REALTOR Master's" ' / __________________________ AMER Equipment Houses Unlurnished Turn time' into money as on AVON Representatit,e Make new friends. Win prIze's, too. 644)079. Stereo " . Experienceci carpet salesman, both reslc,entil and Commercial selling. GLOBAL. CARPETS, 7)9 S Magnolia. 373 7720 I S0-Miscellaneotjs ' (The "Get 'Em Whi ________________ With Ring World hat atways been happy. Join out' growing family of high earning girls of all ages. Call *91 S7t7. 21 Hr. phone service. 47-Real Estate Wanted $72,900 67A Singer * * * * bUT HERE Buys 15 Drop in bobbin, zig zag and 3 needle' tyitlfln,, i.....s WILSOPIMAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL_TRADE ) 313E FirstSl. ' 322.5622 LAkE M,&PKHAM - air Ai&a.? -.......... WHISTLING DIXIE? We do have a lovely 2 bedroom on four acres for only $79,900. Call REALTOR. _,. Associate Irihn After hours 3730773 ' REALTORS196W.LakeMaryBlvft 3fl 3c or 645.7333 WE TAKETRADES lfledroomfurnithedApartment References required. $700 Month. -- SANFORD REALTY ?6C)F'arkDr L),i', 172 72)2 or 628.2162 _________________________ Cove CHRISTMAS And investment COUNCIL $357 Business Meeting Upstairs private entrance. Partly furnished. $90 month. Respectable pple. 3220331 LOCH ARBOR -- LAKEFRONT ENTERTAINING! This 2 bedroOm, 2 bath with formal dining and Florida rooms Is lust the place for it, $i9,000. Circle this ad arid call REALTOR.Associate .Julian Stenstromn now for details. After hours 372 7161) SUNLAND - NO LOG CABIN BUT JUST AS COZY' Call REALTOR. A5Sociite' Rose Southward right now for details on this excellent 3 bedroom, After hours, 3276104 Price lust reduced to $23,700. Elmer Bakalla Inc. - 41-Houses (or -- Urn! " CARRIAGE HILL 133.000 A very Clean 3 bedroom home, custom decorated, large cat in kitchen H011iES Deltona duplex, furnished 2 bedroom, bath, wall to wall car pet, air, electric kitthen, walking distance to the Plaza. Adults. No pets. $163 DIut security dvilt. SANFORD- Mini grove on corner Redecratprj InsIde I. out, 3 own utilities. 66$ lill. bedrooms, family room, move in Clean 1 bedroom apartment, Lights P0*. See today. s72, and water furnished, 519.30. Adults only. 372 7196 alter 1, ________________________________ FORREST GREENE INC, PINECRESI -. WANPIA WALK TO SHOP? Price just reduced on this 3 bedroom to $19,9Cj3, Near two ShOOgliflO ri'ntrti r...i S.0 ii PEALTOR.Associate Al Antar. After noun, 3726124. Bean Early ni,t e't r1'3t no'.! -. Hones for sale. 2 mares In foal, I App. stallion, 3 fillies, 23 1269 - 1973 Singer Quick cash 'or your home. Fast closing, We-will pay all cost. Move when ready or will trade. Free si. JOHNS R EALTY 1flROflDA _______ ____________ Earn Christmas cash selling Sarah Coventry leweiry, No investment, Car & I'one necessary, 373 179) after 6. Estate ALTAMONTE- Near Altamonte ClvicCenti'r, fineresidentialarea, beautituloaks,guie, arsdser.ne. 3 bedrooms, l'-z baths, eat in kit. chen, family room, air. Call now. 129.500 Two bedroom apartments, 595 32)1310 Part Time Receptionist 9-1,5 days a week Light typing. 373 3190 sa-Wanted to Rent Real F,,irnujhed one' bectoom apt 115 French Ave 5100 per ma, plus $35 deposit, 3226117 or 3726530 _________________________ _______________________ 37-Business Property For Rent ___________ - Help Wanted 36-Resort Property For Rent organization can JOHNNY WALKER r.ii.uroAl rnhj'?oa,-,r,i, ',,. , PEAL ESTATE, INC. 3774437-371.7)77 - 371.7174 , _____________________________ ____________ __________________________________ Chef -Experienced hotel chef. Apply Holiday Inn, Altamont, Springs, daily, I to 6 p.m. Homes Rent 3$-Mobile Home Lots For Rent you know your 1$ 33-Houses Rent FurnIshed - OI'C iJt'iytf _____________________________ 32-Houses Rent Un(urnlstted 34—MobIle , _________________________ Furnished BIngo Every Wed. & Sat. Early Birds 7:15p.m. . Spec. Rates ForSenior Citizens Park AvenueMobili Park 2545 Park Drive, )fl 214* y. nyrt Please call 305 630 6163 ,II the reach of the young working People of the' ar?a as well as the Older rili,.ae .,... '.wu -. income. -..See ' v a r u in 9 y Our -. purchase a CIlgIbility to new) bedroom home for no cash down and reduceø monthly Payments under Ihe Farmers Horn, Ad. ministration Assistance Plan. Horses ,,_., bath CE home, Has a carpet, Florida room, central heal and air, and two car garacj,' Financing a nit. Maioi,da Home in 26065 Hwy 1792 REALTOR 373 5774 i•i OCEAN SHRIMP 31-ApartmentsRent 7:30 Is? 'rues ADULTS, NO PETS 116 W. 2nd St. 1UflIltge5 1 lbs. 11.00. Farm fresh produce. Dawg Patch Flea market, Dogirack Rd., Sat..Sun. ' loc,,ljon, $77,500 lr".-MtiOate Call 3735171 W'ELAKA AIARTMENTS _________________________________ 1). ' 1st St. _________________________________ ____________________ - 66 in sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, wind* bbin in machine Fully automOtic Pay t.ilane ci tO r-.l','r;ent of anted DISABLED AMERICAN - 7Pc Livingnm Suite, 599 95 Two .511995 Dave's Furniture 500 Sanford Ave , 373 jy _________ * ________ I - ------ can be converted to efficiency opts, N 7 Zoned, With re zoning can be Converted to professional office, Owner will flonce' with smlIl down pymr'nt *68.800 Everest Realty Inc , REALTORS, 67I.oloe. After hours call Jack Musum 273 62)5 — _____________________ Cailbart Real Estate -i HouSChold Goods Investment Property ' the nearly new 3 br. 2 bath with central ha Yu P'u!d 326.300, with flexible terms. We' have others to choose from. --- - Old English Sheepdog pups, AKC, original sivaggy dog, distemper shots, ',eilthy, $125 $150. I 90.1 737.7917 or 1 90.4 7)7 3176. - Your Word Is Your Credit Now open in our new building on W. 1st St. (Hwy. 16), Sanford. This will be one of the largest and best sales ever held in the Orl,tndo area. Come out and browse arotad. You be the judge. 7 large van bids out of Penv. and New York, If you are looking for the liner pieces of furniture, donl 'iiss this Auction lots of Bric a brac, antiques arid furniture IOo rrumerotj$ to mention, Open daily 10 5 till sale date. Plenty of seating, parking and snack bar, For information call Auctioneer, Stan Vermitllon, 3729719 3495133 _____________________________ Pñnele'ct frnlly room, and a large CAST COLONIAL- 70 room home CLOSIp. Lilrge3beciroomlbath home On extra large- shaded corner lot Has a 2 car garage with workshop, located on 10th in f0rd. - Pekingese PVpPleLAKC Peg., 3 mates, 3 females, 6 weeks old, cute, $73. 162 1796. bedroom home in the city'. $21,500 LOw in cost, high in results, that's' SellIng price. Farmers Home classifjeci acts...reaci and use Administration plan. 323-9360 or theml 631 1649 Builder, __________________________ __________________ _________________ - Small saddle & bridle, 5)5, 26" boy 3 speed bike, $75, Evenln dresses, Jr. sires 3 17. 3322059. - lot All rooms are extra large' Pfarctwooci floors, and lireplar, i. living room, Additional ioininrj land available Located on paved road, short distance Out of town Gilman Rorts & C TAfl RFrlDflhlA.s 8 . ' SAN MO PARKS, 1, 2, 3 Bedroom Trailers & Apts. 7 Adult parks, 2 FAmIl., nrkt 'ISIS W 11,07. • 323 6353 or 643 733) WETAKETRAD __________________ LAke-Mary, $200 down ton a new) AutS I ALL NOLL'S STORES Broker_________________ Assocate Auction Pure bred male Weinmaraner inc female Irish Setter. Used to * Antique Auction * J ra"rrtry livino ne'eits r.s I ,. Sat., Sept. 217 P.M. $35 each 272 - _______________________ APOPKA.._ 1,0; It. on Hwy. near new shopping center, railroad frontage Seller will fInance, 5145,000 /1 Pets and Supplies 372 6351 - '' 11111./F, ''l ' iaolt coursi'. 3 br'droorn, 2 central heat & air, all Con vcnle.nces $35,000 To see call Apartments Rent Furnished ____________________________ __________________ ______________________ ' Miscellaneous . Swim and Sail on two spring lakes, Twelve acre fencect pasture. Two story I bedn, 2' baths, huge fireplace in family room. Balcony on master bedroom Close to town, Complete country estate atmosphere or STYLISH COUNTRY LIVING- n this SpacIous 2 story home on appointment call Joan Carte, t Inc Care Baby Sitting In my home, Monday through Friday'. 373 644?. — Financial HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, AsSoc 25 ACRES ' ii 21—Situations Wanted ______________________ Child 6 15 -Help - * * * pays all closing cost VA, FHA, conventional • loans. Builder, ('dIana, '701 789 2260. Orlando, 1336 ___________________________ FRANKLIN ARMS APTS 1120 Florida Ave 3734650 ______________________________ ________________________ Employment ____________________________ SANFORD, FLA. -1I - DeItun 7~ Pct. lnter*3t Rats GOUt) CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. HO MONEY DOWN. flew and I bedroom homes, ) tc 2 baths priced from 5fl,s3 to . 1 thru 5 times • LotsandAcreage APOPKA Several riiC duplex lots, $5,500 each. Assume; pct. mortgage.? year old) bedroom, 1' ibath home, C. H. and carpet, Paved street. Gal _ • ... No Qualifying Classified _____________________ -_____ - APOPIcA AREA-, 10 Acres more For Sale _______________________ than half in pasture Some large Boat and Trailer, sma ""-'-' buildings, large tre,, located on - __ -- higwy * Recreational Building * * * * 10—Do It Yourself 1:00 A.M..s3o P.M. bar, built.ln appliances, across fnejni small lake, shag carpet, paneling, fenced yard. By Owner, 3710134. * Clothes Washer-De r 9—Good Things to Eat Department Hours REALTOR5 (*(*.i...,. - .HORSES drinkers. Forfurtherintormatloncalllz)43,7 or write SanfordAlAnonFamilyoroupp.O. Box 553, Sanford, Fla. 37771 6-Child 43 Hartman Reelty, Inc. . 5EMINOLE CO ____ . Nice) bedrooms, 1', baths, 01, AL AN ON S—Lost and Found - IiosesforSale ______________________________ ________________________ 377 7643 .- il' heat, .111 electric kitchen fireplAre affa,sed$)5O00 Vs'il lic $32, ca c3O*.'l In qualified buyer 710 Virginia Ave 372 419$ or 373 7*66 ''T you hive an C y'C for real value', . you'll eye Ihe classified ads regularly' J MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Shag Carpet After Hr - 3fl 7? )99)anci]fl 0642 7 ______________________ Houses for Sfp MUST SELL! BY OWNER, San lord's best Section 2', Jim Hunt Realty r - Sale p BROKER 3-Cemeteries Ifl __ you word your tIi',',Ii'i,id (aH 3717617 or 631 ______________ Announcements 322-261 Houses for Sale ' RENTAL APARTMENT HQMES f0d 'riendly ForSeniot'Citizin Downstairs. 377.4*42 Can Help CaIII23.ISv Box 1213 Sanford, Florida DIAL Semiilole 4) Wanted Roomand Board __________ PROBLEM 11B _____ Wanted to Rent 38 Apartments Rent 30 Personals - s—Eating Places - 17, 1974-78 Tuesday, Sept, - -. — Evening Herald r;cy:c.?. the' Se'n'Iot Cøuty Courthouse. P,rk A'ni,e', Sanford. Florida the' follos'no Pojr Cl 1111 E NOTICE OF As.11UN ...(I. PAPI E MEN TAR'! SCHOOL TO DEFENDANTS.- DOLIA B PI,'lNCLt: COUNTY, FLORIDA P1AP.'FJ OF OWNER District ELLIS; JAMES A. MORGAN •, SPeoeI Boitid of Seminole County, OUIDA S MORGAN. his wife; all parties claiming any interest by, $4'nin(', l County, Honida PROJF(1 LOCATION Sterling through, under or against thi bald Park Elementary School iS tO be Dolia B Ellis, Jame'sA. Mof'Qanand Ouda S. Mot'gan, his wife; and, all I0CMeO n Cisseibcrry. Florida parties having or claiming to have P1 Ac( I OR RLCFIPT OF SEAt ED BIDS Alt fl.ds are to be any right, title or interest in and to the following deScribed real øriivred to the Superintendent Of propertSituated in Seminole Schools. 707 E (or' rcal St County, Florida, to wit Sanford. o to Suitr'ntendent , NOTICE UNDER 3960 feet South of the Schools PFSOf to commencement 0, NE corner of the NW'4 of the NE'i FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Roarci mertirin at the Semnole o section 4. Township 70 South Count, Courthouse. Perk Avenue, Range East, run West 600 TO WHOM IT MAV CONCERN Santorci. Ftoriaa South 776 feel, East 6 feel, North Notice Is herety given that the TIME FOR RECEIPT OF BIDS 776 (eel to Beginning. LESS the undersigned. pursuant to tne P.th shall be received until 6 00 tollowing described parcel: "FiCtiliu Ntne Statute" Chapter p - Wednesday. 7 October 1971 Beginning at the sw cC.f'ner of said 66509. Florictit Statute, will re'giste'r I YP 01 RID OPE NINC, Bids property run N $9 degrees 37 Ia" E with the Clerk Of the Circuit Cow t. '1 shall be' opened and reaa aloud to along South Boundary thertof 206.41 and for Sprnlnole County, Florida, participatinq General Contractors feet, thence N 2degrees 41' 09" W upon receipt of proof of the and ;nteres,ed PbI.t in attendance 61.37 feet to a curve concave Nor. publication of this notit.e, the I 'C PROJECT SCOPE & CON thirlyhavingaracjjusof4).33fef, tltloij name, to wit: FLYING STRUCTIOPI lhePro,ectgeneralty aeentralenQieof24cieg,.ej'4s.', COLORS under which we are COnSiStS of the' ornpIete con .end a chord bearing of S SI degrees engaged In businrSs at Highway 134 t ih- (Pç,: .S IStIi S7 • W thtflce' S' a1009 Said (1.rtt Ct Cerittr 1 ri IF1' CIty ot herert v,,tti r,Iateo Ste %ork as Set curve an arc distance 01 111.10 tNt Forest City. Florida. forth in the Contract Documents thenceS7degrees0l' 34"W 4.74 feel That the parties interested fl S4Iid T1i'PE 01 CONTRACT Tht Work to the Point of Beginning, and aiso business enterprise arr .i's he 'et under contract n ac less that p.rI as platted m B. E. Hollembc'ak Cordeirce wilh pages BR 7 and BR $ GREENBRIAR OF LOCH ARBOR, .10 M Holtembeal'. of IN' Contract Documents ton THIRD SECTION, as recorded in Datedat Seminole County, Florida C)enr'ral ConStruCtion at Sh.'rlsng Pitt Book II, Page 41. of the Public t.ug 77, 1971 Park Elenentary School ano wi'I Records of Seminole Counly, Publish Sept 3, 10. 1, .4. '4 include Mechanical and Electrical Florida. DEF 17 for said plant The Owner YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Contractor Agreement bound with tien, the nature of wtith is a the' pecfIcatlri shall be the' creditors' Suit Seeking to have IN COURT. THE CIRCUIT Are'rn.e'nf etide' a certain conveyance, and for EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. PLACE(S) FOR EXAMINING other eqoitable relief affecting and CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE BIDDING DOCUMENTS Bidders concerning the real property COUNTY. FLORIDA n ar review the Documents a; the hereinbeloni described, has been PROBATE DIVISION filed against you and you ore following places toofsan P1 KeIloy. AlA required to serve a copy of your c. FSTAT nc written defenses, if any, to it 500 West Seminole Boulevard CLARA NAOMI STUM, kennith M F lorcia 37771 Leffler, F%ci., Plaintiffi' Dr(C,tSeci attorney, whose address is 951 East Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Eoqtian ti keUey, AlA NOTICE TO CREDITORS Springs, Florida 3770t. on or before 1966 Bayshore 8oule-vard To all creditors and all persons September 26, 1971. and file the Dunedin. Florida 33571 original with the Clerk of this Court having claims on demands agaInst either before service on Plaintiffs' said estate: District School Board You anci each of you, are hereby said attorney or immediately ci Seminole County thereafter; otherwise, a default will notified and required to file any 707 East Commercial Avenue be entered against you for the relief cIaim and demands which you, or Sanforci, F1orda 3777) demanded In Plaintiffs' Complaint either of you, may have against the estate of CLARA NAOMI STUM, filed in this ?ion. Documen;i will be at Locat WlTNESSmyhandandtheWaIof deceased, late of Seminole County, Piartroorns far Bidders to reytew. Florida, in the ollict of the Clerk of this Court on August 73, 1914. PLACES(S1 & DATE FOR 011 tne Circuit Court, PROBATE Arthur H BeCkwith, Jr. RlC.&ihC, DOCUMENTS DIVISION, intheCounty Courthouse Clerk of the Circuit Court Bidders may obtain Documents by in Sanforci, Seminole County. By Elaine RiCharde pteonlng the office 01 the Architect Florida, within four months from the As Deputy Clerk requesting further information date 04 first publication of thiS (SEAL) 30$ 312 6365 after 13 September notice 7971), Each claim or demand must be In Publish Aug.71 & Sept. 3, 10, 17, 971 SPECIFIED BONDS TIle wc writing and must state the place Cf DEE 163 t,4tl,,I PL,4l. .k.iI "--" ."-.. a residence an post 0111cc address of Performance, Payment anci _____________________________ the claimant and muSt be sworn to Guarantee Contract Bond as ciliman', his agent, or his provided arid set forth .n the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. attorney, or it will be barred ac sPtCifiCatiOnt CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR cording to law. O.TE, TIME AND PLACE FOR Each credItor shall deliver suf SEMINOLE COUNTY OPENING OF SEALED BIDS. All ' ficient copies of his claim to enable PROBATE DIVISION Bicit mull be rec&ved and opened in the Clint of Circuit Court to mail one a regular m#iiIhg t thi Sem,tae to each personal represeftive re Estate ef County Courthouse, Park Avenue, Dated this 26th day of August, LYMAN AUSTIN BAKER. SR. Sanforci. Florida on the 2nd day 971 deceased. October at 600 P.M. enclosed in a a- Chartesw. Slum NOTICETOCREOITORS sealed envelope plainly marked on As Administrator of the me Outtidt "Proposal" and the tilit To All Creditors arid All Persons Estate of Having Claims or Demands Aalnst ofttiework.th,tgat,.ndthenameof CLARA NAOMI SlUM. Said Estate: the bidder The District SchOol Deceaseci You are hereby notified and Board of Seminole C'.,r'ty, Seminole required to present any claims and MATTINGLY, FOGL.E & WATTS, County,FIoridares.rves?he,,gh,,o demands which you may have PA. 'etect any or all Bids received arid against the estate of LYMAN W. Rich Avenue or to waive' any intorrnaltue 'n the AUSTIN RAkER. SR., d.ceaed Deland, Florida 37120 Bidd;ng No bids shall be withdrawn late of SernnoIe Cotrety, florid., to Publish Sept. 17. 74, 1971 for a period of 30 caierdar -------dews InC W me circuit Court. and DEF N 54JbQc3(iCflt to thu Opniøg Cf Buds Vile the same in duplicate and as ithOut consent of the Board provided in Section 13)16, Florida Dated thit 13th day of September, Statutes in their offices In the 1911 NOTICE ONDER County Courthouse in Seminole OlSielti SCluflfll nn*on rsc rl.T,T,Il; NIUF I AW -r'W'Ud, flfl or SEMINOLE COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that calendar months from the time o 5 - Mr Davie Sims. the fIrst publication hereof, or the the undersigned, desiring to engage Chairman in businets under the fictjtiotjt name same will be barred. S Mr William P Layer, of Vale's Junior Shoeland at Filed at Sanford Florida, thiS 11th Supenintenci,nt Longwood Plaza in the City of day of September, 1971 Appreq as to Form Longwood, Seminole County, C. D Baker, Sr DOUGLAS STEPISTROM OF Florida, intends to register the said As Esecutor STENSTPOa.'i, DAVIS & name with the Clerk of the Circuit I John T BrIdg, 04 Ai'cltiTOSH Court of Seminole County, Florida., Cleveland 3, p.ije Post Office Eu 1330 Cheryl A. Todd Attornty for Executor Florida State Bank NeIl Rithidt P.O Drawer 7, Svate77 Publish Aug. 773. Sept. 3. io, 17, 1,74 Sanford Florda Sanford. FlorIda 37171 DEE 161 Publish- Sept 17, 21, 1914 Attorneys for The District School DEF ____________________________ Board of Seminole County, FIonia IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME Publish Sept. 13, 17, 24. 1971 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Notice is hereby given that I am DEF CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMI!IOLE Ingiged in business at 701 Wymore COUNTY, FLORIDA, Rd Altamon?, Sprkugs, Seminole NOTICE OF SHERiFFS SALE CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.74MB County, Florida. under the fictitious In re the Marriage of .,rj rr i l4I.tEhy (,l,[P Ifit name of SELECTOR COMPANY. LAC LUU CODISPOTI LEWIS, t '.irtue' of that iertn Writ at cOd that I intend to register said WIFE, AND CHARLES W. LEWIS, tucrution isSurd out of ,ind noen HUSBAND name with the Clerk of the Circuit the seal of the County Cowl of Court. Seminole Count-i, Florida n NOTICE OF ACTION Sen mole' COunty. Florida. upon a accordance with the provisinos of TO CHARLES W. LEWIS final Iuoomtrt feflOtipd in tIle the FiCtltlout Name Statutes, 10 ReSidence Uriknøwn Wit Section *4309 FlorIda Statutes ."foreala court on thC 77th clay 01 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an "3.7. Jce .,o 'ri, lnthatcertaincaw action for duttolvtion of marriage entitled. CPia,Ip E Newman and 5: Lee F. Heacocic has been filed against you and you Publish: Sept 17. 21, Oct 1, i. 1974 C.enrgr e frnurr ci 11,4 P4ewn1VI & are required to serve a copy of your DEF $3 Fi'ncicr. Plaintiff, vs Rc-g.on written defenses, if any, to II on Devrtopfnt. Inc Defendant. *4iCh WILFRED H. CONRAD. af.iei.aid Writ of (ierution was petitioner'tattorney,wfsos.address deliverco 'o mu' is Sheriff Of 100 North Highway 7792. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Sen inO'e (Qunty, I Ioc.Oa. arid Casselbe'rry, Florida 37707, on or FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. have' levied upon the following before October 10th, $974. and file l'LORIDA. descnibedpropenlyownedbyRvg.on the original with the clerk of thiS CASE NO. 741$$$-E Developers. Inc., sauci property court either before Service on In ri: The Change of Nam. of beino loCated ifl Seminole County, petitnersatsoreyor Immediately BETTY JEAN STECK, DALE nrc Fiarda, particularly thereafter. otherwise a default wall EDWARDHUR$TartcjjA!,IESLEE as follow-S be entered againSt you tot the relief HURST. I (one) Olivetti Printing demanded in the petitwn NOTICE OF SUIT Calculator. tan with Orange keys. WllNESSmyhancianuthesealof TOLEE EDWARD HURST ,erql flit ur.OtrSioruc'd as Sheriff f thiS Court gn September, 7971 Residence Unknown en nole' County. I torila, will (Circuit Court Seal) YOU A1E HEREBY NOTIFIED II 00 AM. on tIle 13th day Of Sep that a suil for Change of Name has Arthur H. Beckwith, jr. te'nher, 7. 0 1,li. o41e'q for te and As Clerk of the Court been filed against ycu in the' Circuit ..t'I ':' hr tcPtSt t. I2ULV, tr,r '.'iL1 PLO H CONRAD Court of the Eightctntn JudiCi4l sub1ect to any ann all r-eishung leiffl, Attorny for PtIHIOMI Circuitcfthe5taf,of Florida, mind at thr F rant (West) Duor Of the 100 North Highway 1791 for Seminole County, under Civil Sen mole' County Courthouse jO Canethl'rry. Florida 371W Action No 74 1503 E the style of taid Sanford. Florida. the above Publish: Sept. 10, Ii, 74, Oct I, 074 caus being: IN RE The change of described prrsonal porty. flame of BETTY JEAN STECK, DEF 'That tu0 sate' Is b('lr)q mje t DALE EDWARD HURST and '?fy the' terms of wid Writ O SEMINOLE COUNTY JAMES LEE HURST. and I ,'. f P... UTILITIES BOARD YOU APE HEPLIIY PLQUIRED J(t-r ( l'ol. Sf- ce tI Notice of Pe*1i HearIng 10 file your Answer with the Clerk of rr' ,flf)tr (O'nty. $ torcla Th, Board of County Corn theClrcuit Court and lotersea Copy r.t:tj '7 3, Si pte'itar ) IC. miionert of Seminole County bereof upon she Petitioner's At IF. 1974 lining as the Semifyof, County torney whoSe name and address are or r aa . Utlufleg Board wIll hold a public r,fenid to below on or before the hiirig In the County COnIMISSiOn 14th day of October AD. 1971. or a FICTITIOUS NAME Chambers cI the Seminoig County Otfiult may be taken against you. NOTICEISP*rebyvgiventhat am Cwlrthous,e. Sanford, Florida, on WITNESS my hand end tt. ofengaged In butlnqtt at ,Ot W. Hwy. TUeSday. Odobir 1. 1914 at 7:00 flcleI seal of said Court this 13th #34, Altamcntt Springs. Seminole P.M. or as soon thereafter as day of S,omber, 1974. at Orlando, Cnty. Flonid unde' the' fictitious posSibf to rehrjr the matters Orange County. Florida 'rar'e of BRANTLEY SQUARE Concerning thlOrdererne'redby the 13cc)) SERVICE CENTER, and that I Board on August70, 1914, order. RANDALL P. KIRKLAND intendtorecistersaidn.,arnew.tptth, Fir&t'Ffo,id. Utiliti, Inc. •o Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Circuit Court, Seminole Upgrade their water system. By: Joy $toleit Cwruv, Fiu. in d ucdaui., wiih .iuhn A. KItllDrOugh,. Diputy Clerk uhe' prOvisrtns oi tPiC Fictitious Chairman CARL 1. ThOMPSON, JR. ATTEST Nary.' Statutes To WIt SeCtiOn 2$ S. Magnolia Avenue 5' Arthur H. Beckwitn, Jr. U309 Florida Statutes tsi. Ortàzido, F10f143 32*01 Clink 5' Gerald M Altora Attorney Von PetItioner Publiih - Sept. 17, 7974 Pubtish: Sept. 17. 74. Oct I, 3. 97 Publish: Sept17, 31. Oct. I. 1 074 flff:: .$ DEFt! DEFM They Pay!. j .'-....'j -'. -. '-E,,--. -' -'."-. --' - --'-'---- - - _5..,,, _,, - - -. - - - 'I , - - C . - �____ .-.---•. r 8B — Evening Herald I NE EZE 5,IR FROTIZODIN& TOOTA TAE C". BRIDGE JAMES JAC011y FtURE ç / . _______ I '1 ç • 1 £ EST j 83 V 63 1. cr'-.' W GOOD ! t V(52 - j y S encin Li1 icense ssues o 9 ' .. One sect ion of Me "borrow ha gnored uust(~m City Fdltor seven-acre drainage retention lake, has seven feet c0l"Plaints of unsatisfactory workmanship. a (if hater and a vertical bank on one side, Knowles Sanford city commissioners have Instructed city reported lie said police have "several times Ifl boUndi city ordinance commissioners must hear th from cornplainthnts and the sign firm at a Atty. Vernon Mtze to i.n vestigate legal possibiliti es recentweeks"observed area children swimming i riaring oiiore c onsidering license ci the div ru1 'g a &doptr to tence as a saet> tflC Ph r v c hazard an unfinish ed lake or borrow pit" in City commissioners voted May 28 to dose don --indicated they favor entering a mut ua l aid acre act proposed as a multi-million-dollar the project but allowed It to continue June 10 after agreenut with the new Seminole County lire apartment, offi ce and retail complex. app rovingp detailed I bn itt e d b>Sa &t for protecticn units when the county reaches the same level of equipment and service as provided by the cavation and land clearing stopped 45 days ago on the drainage retention area. city. the p r oper t y, on the east side of U.S. 1792 between In other actions this week commissioners: Sanhirl F the Pinecre.st and s ilif(ird plaza shopping centers, -_Set an Oct. 7 public hearing to consider revoking, 1111ssiollo F ire (liii I G. M. Harrietttt told (0111 rs the new county plan,"has some merit to • being developed by San Situs LW. the occupational license of Albert Signs Inc., 2518 it," but warned the city should approach an y Knowles said a land clearing contractor on the [lark Drive, after receiving complaints from city mut ua l :,!I I pact carefully. pro ject has gone bankrupt and San Situs la eeng officials that the fti has erected signs in the city Sanford has mutual aid pacts wi th the cities of another contractor to finish the work. without permits and reports from the chamber of %%'inter Park and DeLand. In th I' West I k. TM A three notrump contract is pas re f erable to our hearts, but l'as ft" US Pit Of 3+ another. So do some other players. So when today's hand was played in a Swiss team, both the 1,01,s and their opportents reached four I - I '&It) Z) '5P1ti IT 0JE.R - . . s - - 17 /1 SouU t h o told me a nice thing about you, Dexterl She said your father accidentally sat down on your guitar! I'M You, South, hohi -6 A K 8 4 3 T A 2 #Q4#KQ87 What do you do now, FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger Dollen 8O FOOTBALLTEJLM, I've W to we what your partner dorl I EN %TOQ next. ft" BfftW TO UHVU TAJ4C 14E 6&The three of diamonds was TOI)Y'S QUESTION led at both tables and East's 1k continues to live clubs. What king fell to south's ace The ace do ou do now of hearts was led and both East Answer Tomorrow players dropped the queen. This Send $I for MODERN didn't disturb the LOL declarer. b00h 10 ' Win aJACOBY I Bridge. (clo this Little old lady technique pays newspaper) P 0 Box 489 Radio no attention to possible bad City Sahon.Now yo'Ii, N V. 70019 L006F_ END. Otherwise S. s policy is to only respond danger . However, th e city has agreed to answer fi re calk at public schools outside th e city and to fight fires there if netessary ation. - p THE BORN LOSER an or Session fly Boll I.lx)yl) ____ ________ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents . e .• ileiau ______ South had lost his contract, his temper and his partner s confidence Neithrr vulnerable rt North I at South 1 Pass 2 4 l'a Pa I OSS I'a Opening lead-3+ / . 'AST 4Q 4 VQJ + K7 + Q8532 *Q108 4J973 SOUT111 11)) by Dave Grous THIS is IT, GENTLEMEN! 67th Year, No. 24—Wednesday, September 18, 1974 f and a diamond The other declarer studied that queen play for a long time, He had heard about safety Plays and maybe that queen was a genuine singelton. He led low trullip toward dummy. East tock his Jack CLk a OXJ?j — . -,- - ALLEY 00P tmpbreaks.Shecontinuedby cashing the king and shortly thereafter had chalked up plus i7 4652 T 1074 11 Evening . OI1TII 00 __ By 0SWALD and f —,(5,-T~_ I ROTUND' by Dick Turner -CARNIVAL WIN AT Mort Walker TICE TaS ' - Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY _ . ____________ J1 --Set an Oct 28 public hearing on a (olden Tee Inc., request for annexation of a 47e mobile home park site on the east side of U.S. 1792 south of s S. The Sonan I d Estates. e ac on would Id allow an 1 nexation after Oct. 1, effective date of a new state law fr Knowles said the Golden Tee tract has access 10 city water and sewer mains. -Gave Wilco Construction Co., un til Oct. 1, to review its agreement to participate in pa%ing of Georgia est 25th Street. Wilco missioners said because current economic (nnditlnnc nithark have been made in Wi1c' adjacent townhouse project the finn asking a tunt cxknslon on the pavir agreement —Au th orized removal from th e parkway at the nor theast co rn er of Fr en ch Avenue and nest First Street of a city-maintained towr. arrow s gn. refurbishing the sign and relocating it to (1i rect no tri o C u r.in terminal on Lrslt:unon i Avenue. Knowles noted that the down town business area in recent years has expanded past the French-West First intersection and the sign has been subject of complaints from an adjacent property owner. / ' 9 7 / o era ion r on%, ron _______________ CAMPUS CLATTER th IMO URN ~~,.jTE,4 %QRV -E-N, T iS 5 ~kUNDERBAIZ ... by Lor THANK YOU <L4US, BUT I ¶II( YOU .t iSA THE ...NOT BEER COUNSELi NGJ / SIGN. I V1I0 PEER. Lewis ' c - - 7W 6A1/ff_R9ryA(U 1ZV5 A7HIETIC A_%X1A110N rm 1"r fi~~y &-trp 4is A.Mff Ut)VW 4Ww • aw5 : 1 IT a4 MAM y BLONDIE ) 7.11, &UPIL ~11wry mR 4V 914M." i AH4 r Irkr1ri y /9 A %OvWl / 4446,1464. ( k'.'' ? * • , A 11: , KNOW WOW M SPOL A FELLOWIS l60NLy1(&25 I —•' 6W,"411W A11MYS ff-EN 70 A1 ' fro YMCA TUMBLEWEED CHEF. Th by T.K. Ryan S ENEMY soLPtRs!? II by H.mdohl & PiDcksy rm . - • . I A $10,000 "raise" for the joint $25,000 county-YMCA-wbool board after hours recreation program is being asked by County Commission Vice Llmiiman Dick William. S r YOU'LL N EVER MAwEN v-> IT AS AN AIRLINES STEWARD,-_Ss, '/A STEWARDESS H AS To H A\j E LLVkOC' / . I * BE JUS-T LEGS' I I 7 . SHORT HOPS ' A #i~_ funds the operation's basic expenses, and the "Y" provides trained supervisory personnel and collects fees from participants to make up the remaining $70,OOD budget. WINTHROP by Dick Covoll, W1.4 I GET MARRIED, Th4E THAT6OUND T A WNOE NEK. _______ 9 17 - . " __________ ' " ' _____ _____ 13 IT THAT LATE? WE t - l I'LL JUST T IT OUT AND DRESS IN FIVE MINUTES! STAND BACb II — I DON'T GET W L by Crooks & AR THUR PiKe 0HWNAT15 T04E FFERENCE T e" FE - UI- I UXU Each of the planned sports d activities an , % CAIJ5E OF MV In the north county, Seminole High School will serve as the hub; In the South, the Milwee ...WT ~J&IpLy 1~iE FRCS) ' 'TMrr r -RESIMA I I by Bob Th.vn I I- - . I; cor ft SHORT RIBS • - TALU 16it HOT GT aVEts! Y00 EVERY AP'TITUDE Too V EI1 ___________________ ____ I I 'THE RESULTS ARE v; I . I . " $IMtT' 1__ -J . 1 lIDM1cII1I by Prank Hill KLL,W4AT ARE i AimDEs i . ) 1) HAVE ANY. ' If the court wert. to reject the resignation, it would leave the former president open to possible disbar. ment. House executive office e California appropriations subcom. —Attorneys Herbert J. Supreme Court took under advisement Nixon's formal Miller Jr. and Raymond I..irroca announced on Tuesday have filed a motion in U.S. resignation from the California bar. The Sta te Bar Board of Governors rnittee on 1"tiesday slashed the $850,000 transition that - they to discuss — "full of en. thusiasm" — Annenberg's hopes and plans for setting up a school of international communications to broaden international derstanding. District Court in Los Angeles to quash a 51.16poena requiring Nixon to testify in a civil suit next week. The motion, scheduled for a hearing on recommended that the resignation be accepted without prejudice to fur. t h e r di s c I p I In a ry proceectings against Nixon if he should seek reinstatement. Annenberg said that he had visited President Ford Monday, contends that N i x on is too ill to testifs The letter of resignation received by the court on request for the former president to $398,000. Chiocago Ca The subcommittee eliminated a $110,000 appropriation proposed by the General Service Administration for a vault to be built near San Clemente for storin N ixon 's papers and the Waterg ate tOpes 911 1.17 1 P 0 ) initted bv Brown showed that the te1eision sportscaster ma de a " fai th effort" to follow !egal advice beforeor dering be thrown out after the Dec. 5, 1972 elections. "Based on additional evidence which came to our attention since the appeal, we v iolate the spirit of the law," Herring id KEN BRO W N' o -n- n 10 V - rant executive. Customers tire walking off with just about e% erything but the kitchen sink. o w ners outsmarted ketchup bottle fdchers by leaving them uncapped - ~~X "They couldn't pour the stuff in their pockets," Buckmaster there was no wrong doing in the election. I'm just glad it's over," Bro'wn. 47, concluded. "It's -. . F J 7_ V_ j ft *_<f. ,..-.; "'tANAlt been tough on me and my family The ballots ordered thrown J M t ;J Voak - , St affected the election, which was present Mayor Eugene Jacques by 15 votes over for- St. q -- A It has always been taken for perjury charges againi - granted that ash trays will be Altamonte Springs PublIL he said. "But cups, sil- Works Director Don Bundy. verware and plates are going Hosemann, ruling shortly now. before noon, delayed Bundy's "We have a report of one trial, scheduled for this week, brazen customer slyly sub- because the state has appealed stituting old silverware for a a decision by Circuit Court new thble setting. And we'd Judge Volie Williams supgive anything to solve the pressing statements by Bundy problem of disappearing toilet and others In the case. i r '4 I. . . it - Sugar 1),Ich-(.ts are goillIg illto (lie Pockets instead of the CUP Of cuffce rIsen 100 per cent in the last spotted Ufl&tu%Ln' the caps of k _3 K 7 Weather Details Page 3A n ex Hosemann said he wouldn't "Restaurant men are begin, deal wi th the pr oblem of a key ning to cut way ba ck on condi sta te's witness refusing to leave Around The Clock nents at the table and limiting Tulsa, Okla., until-or if — the rolls and crackers. They say case fina ll y comes to trial . Calendar bus' nem' s UP by 22 Per ctnt but Defense attorney Newman Comics profits are down by 6 per cent I3rock Argued Monday that the rossordPuze • v idual loaf i irt,,j u ' r hu ifl,istt r ,iid sttr il ite "This added expense from case should be disn, issed DearAbby -home crowd in the lo because of a technicdl foul up Dr.Crane run will just be pa.,,Wd on to the by the state attorney's office Dr. Larnb customer. .ney can't keep W hich—in effect— thtni Bundy the 2-N CLOUDY paper rolls. -- where the caper is costing thou.andsofdolIarsaweek Perjury arges and Earlier, Brown praised his attorney, Sanford's Roger Berry, and gave Herring cre(ht - - outa defense motion to diviiis;; - food costs. . -, d sophisticated competition in adds that the amount of tips Year,"he said. "It is being tak- salt and pepper shakers and purse. Bread and cl. -.,!r cor, judo, kaiate, gymnastics and also is falling off en from the tables by the hand- pouring the contents into en suniption Is up by mo than 33 "Consumption of sugar has other group activitiEs, William said month when an anneals court reversed a Sanford Circuit Court decision which originally threw the charges out. Brown today the "ad over e verything we had The ditional evidence showed no whole thing could have been wrongen ' oing. P od We turned avoided , but , well, it's over 9 ThIe fourth category, club certainly is going on allover the activities, will feature more country," said Buckmaster. He LIM, vear bati.,L .)%er ciLarges he violated the state's elections laws coulJ have been avoided, but "noA, I'm just Gankful it's over." State Atty. Abbott Herrin late Tuesday decided to drop charges agairLit Brown that were reactivated just last good Do gle Baas gymnastics, tennis, vantaged children State Dismisses Brown Charae said cheerleading, judo, karate, home trend has been t;oted by karate and man y of the associa tion's 4,800 otti rs; special activities such membe rs who blame spiraling tournament and Christmas /' 9 ii rejt-, led because it i aded to acknowledge that a disciphnary matter was pending against Nixon. —All "03131116tual, kilt sports; Cavalcade of gifts for disad. I ' 1: RICHARD NIXON vollyball and other team Association. informal education in Buckmaster said the take. VMS 6* an interview with The Associated Press. Tuesday was Nixon's .eond a t tempt to resign from UVb___ fjai- reasonable length of time." "Peop l e are calling for more School -Lyman 1man 111gb School complex will be used; in the rolls, bread, butter and crack. East, Oviedo school will par- ers for their tables and are car. ticipate, and in the Wesl the ting much of it away in their Brantley-Teague-Forrest City pockets, purses and in doggie bags — there never have been schools will host. 'o man), requests for doggie Programs will be of four bags," says Larry Buckmaster, basic types, Williams said; executive directcr of the Chi. leagues truch as basketball, cago and Illinois Restaurant i FRANK AND ERNEST Involvin g the former - FM TPZ SEPARATIou a FrxeRs... ILIH to me Annenberg said in at each site unless area residents indicate enough in. CHICAGO (AP) Infl ation terest by signing-up, Williams has brought on the biggest cafe said caper In h is tory, says a resthu AND Now "E,5 KAVINC, ME WATcNEP 10 SEEP U WH TT P*T f , In other developments The suit fded by 21 persons in arlotte, N.C 1 as children—will center around . four basic g~ograpWcal areas. CAPTAIN EASY 4- A UR FELLOW VA - _. The sdml board provides the cepting the "Y's" offer to help. The three.piwty cooperative arrangement "is the kirW of thing that I think really has a future," Williams said. 7be after hours program— open to men and women as well • TO L-3.0 T0 VEP PARTY ( -.4p"04&wjw, sites, a n s suppose the e bone of con te nt ion recent years ea which 'd lu'. 114E GROOM GREAT C41, OQN'T 70 4 his voice was firm nnd seemed completely normal Annenberg said Nixon te lephoned him from San Clemente on Tuesday night As presently negotiat ed , th e county pr'wented them from atteMng a 1w I rally honoring the Rev. Billy Graham in Charlotte. Nixon spoke at the event, and he has been ordered to testify in the suit by en. tering a deposition in Santa Ana, Calif., on Sept. 24. An attorney for the group The American envoy in London said that the secondary blood clot above Nixon's left knee had reached the area of the groin and there was a dan. ger it could go further up his body. I "Mr. Nixon made no mon ay his 110,000 request will support a full year's operation, due to C IV mention of how he felt but "Speck, catalyst Pr:jident Ford's de( tv pardon i n s totally President ",;' ' untrue and rldicitleus," Annenberg said. 1 wouLd never pres(une tc dLsms a ni.atler of that character tW lies whoI13 in the pronce of the s1dent bt. Nixon has Mcated in a Williams, pointing out that - cWtahu uAt wbito hosplWized soon for his or . spi a1i'9zed on Sept. 6 and asked him to relieve him as ambassador to Britain no IAI& Um Oct. Annenberg mid here today PRISCILLAS POP 6Lrr PAID FOK IT! 0 n Will B IDNDON (AP) — U. S. telephone conversation Ambaaor Walter that h e expects to be Proposed RAVE A ME FIN15~4 MY MEAL No Increase OLPER 1' NOW CLOSE ARE INISY?! BUGS BUNNY - - Chic Young NOU GAVE ME A C14ECK FM $13' or UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. selves," he said. "failure to co- this year by an unspecified The l're.dcnt set forth four incentive to producers but ta t AP Presid ge. The attempt by any coun- wealthyoilproducersmustjotn toproduceenergy_andbo0 ent Ford, ple- operate on oil, food and In. amount and the United States is principles which he said shod which consumers an afford th ... y to use one commodity for in this effort." ing increased food shipments flation could spell disaster for "prepared to join in a world- kWde a gloLkil approach to food pro vi de a decent e for evBy confronting consumers with PnIldclil Purposes will inevita. abroad, told the United Nations every nation represented in this wide effort to negotiate, estab- and energy problems: Ford, who was accompanied eryone. Ile problems of food production restrictions, ar- bly tempt other countries to use on the trip General Assembly today that room. The U nited Nations must llsh and maintain an interby Ws wife Betty and and energy can be resolved on "—First, all nations must tifictal pricing and the prospect their commodities for the o Secretary of State Henry A. the basis of cooperation "a global strategy for food and not and need not allow this to national system of food re- substantially increase produc- of ultimate bankruptcy, purposes. or )I energy is urgently required." occur. A global strategy for serves." Kissinger, told the General can be made unmanageable on tion. Jwst to maintain the producers will eventually "—Fourth, the nations of the Assembly that "the economy of the basis of confrontation. In the text for his first ap- food and energy is urgently reThe President said the United present standards of living the become the victims of their own world must assure that the the world is under unprece. pearanee bore the world or- qred The annual session of the as. States would set forth our world must almost double its actions. ganixation, Ford said the alpoorestamong us are not over. dented stress"and new a Discussing what the Uq;ted comprehensive proposals" to sembly also lathe oeston for a output of food and energy I "—Third, all nations must whelmed by ternative to cooperation is co rising prices cf the proaches to International coop. ser!es of talks, held both in New States is willing to do to lp meet present and future world "-,Second, all nations must avoid the abuse of man's funda. ntafton. imports necessary for their sur. eration are needed. hungry na tio ns, Foed said food ne York and Washington, between at the November World seek to achieve a level of prices mental needs for the sake Gf 'lAt us not delude our- aid abroad would be increased Food Conference in Rome. vival. The traditional aid d "Energy is required to pr American presidentsand which not only provides an narrow national or bloc advan. nors and the increasingly duce food." he said, "and food secretaries')f state. v by Garry Trudeau AD%IICE TOI STU DENTS ion Horoscope i • 4A IM 8B .10A � 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, September 17, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 17, 1974. 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