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' ' -- -- - IV 3 - worked. lie will discard the small spade from dummy; lead his last club and wind up with 1: .d - I I ' _ .1: -I I ~ It Iyj~,' an 7 ' - , 22 The biddirg ha% t)cvn h n ra n e 0 -_ ` _-. ,.,. " - 0 t . -_ J ll~ Bla s in e i Vi t " egg all over his face when takes the last three tricks.' Opening lead-Q6 I_ Sanford, Florida 32771—PrIce 10 Cents 67th Year, No. 55--Wednesday, October 23, 1974 J will be sure Owl, his squeeze has --1 I I ,~~, _~__ - ''r - - West will be done to king.nine of + KJ 4 Neit her vulnerable West North Fast South I I ____ . . i.. "4 . ining the four spot and his l discard ll be E1h s. Dummy, discarding after VQJIOS7 :i , t 41053 SOUTH (I)) I ,--. - ff , - the trumps and the two diamonds. An alert West will play the seven, eight and 10 of diamonds while carefully FAST + 10874 by Dove Grouc C'MON. LET'S GET OUTA HEIZE! IF: NO THEY THOSE DUDES ARE GONNA Do WON"T,OOP... 'VU N, THEV'LL HAVE iO CA1CH _ It i- QtJ FIRST! -i -- J1 • r------------ -_: I I . " -1,11 ~. .., . 22 wi-si' ____________________ ___________________ ____________________ ALLEY OOP -zirn-r.-Vr't - r i-' L.- be-developed against West. So our near,expert cashes all V A K 93 •AQ 9864 - r doubleton club a Fqueeze could NORTH - / /• ' o K95 .' 'rCr - T I - -''r .. ,/ JA. IE.S JAIO1fl . 0 TtC.V. :. By OSWALD and PEELING _ -'______ '-r Y'T.-.' 0 mmm"MMU 111111 - . ____ - 'fl'"T" VTW7 N - - C -- .L..L 'i- i '' I -, CZ) J4EARC' OF I . 9A\ GOSEThEG / I? Y ; FOTATOEG WlIOEVER Li-VTT? V.?IV- ,rTV.'' ___ - WIN AT BRIDGE BO DO .'"•-W' fl' fl"- 0 by Dick Turner CARNIVAL Mort Walker - ''- ,-r,-t- - - e rs ri n t 1,-1 i , — __ I I THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsorn I - has no trouble making the heart slam. He draws trumps, takes . ace and deuce of clubs and claims his slam after the suit breaks 3-3. near expert can in da ______1T I ( ~~s CK,4,6, A0W UX% ~OAZO 0010r ,11- CC- qcgiK , tWY'5?' -KI 5HSL4. - ug... C .- t~r r ( I I I I 0 1,. ~~r~ . . I -•--; JI / 4' .1 I . ' I ~ l'v-' 'W c ( HE"i, ilirCH, HOW ABOUT \ ,jOiNi?4G THE ROTC WE'VE) GOT A GREAT OUTFIT ' _____ ..-------- <— Send $I for JACOBY MODERN ) ,, DINI i-. i'' '. BLONDIE I 6 - , -i- . - 17? .~ . ". .7 ~, t~I r r,% ,, __,_:~ It t 4r- - /N67t) TALK W N//(t/ iiL.... L 10. . n 'Iick~~W,-' - ,~#~ ? i ~ , - . '' 'Al I 41.~ %.-11 ~ ( . — i I/! b 11 I I 4",_%. _,i (f / J : -_,~ -= (" e-- -_ - . "'i W -\k,~q ) I I 1~1_ L_ C_/~~.V~ t5-? I _i -. _______L . WHAT'S YER PoBLEM,) I CANT UNDER- "I I STAND WHAt TP1CTURE HAPPENED...I IS FUZZY, THE ONLY HAD rr N COLOR is W 12 D THE k, tN~O~ 60UND.-# It I '~~ I ~ 11 k I V / , \ - - - -->. I I __ __11 I ;_~ I ., ~ 4 ' L I HERE YA GO. ELMER! —" wrs) OUT WHAT IFSOMEPOC'Y (30006W , I, -. , I I - - " I . -1;t% '. J 1 F 1~ 1r,04-11- 1. l.." V . . 11 I " . I I77 S FUMBLE7 , A.--, 1(1%,,.t, ,_ ~ / - - (,~-Z; ~j /) /_ X ~. ~fl I Q . ~F , ~il C, I' I - " - - . . . I -_ ; F_ I I I1 . % - r-* . -.1,UL 0 i ; . ~ F ii lqm~ ---\ X = ~_ - Z - V. ;i I ' f : ! FINALLY - "S - __ Foum - .. - -' .. - te r - & ! I . - I \ . /--Nj U .) 1, t ' I 1tiij --\"- MANY CA NT. a I V, -..---\ - ) - - K,,, k 7, --' 1 - earin 11 I • D II - - Cl 4' uidiirOau 4L8LIOfl I a — 1 ' - - .-- __ V"7 - 4 sr~_. I ,~ / P )) - _. i . - -- w .' - ' ` 1_1___r4P - '- . - - :u - - I *~._. . I1, ,-r -- l,1 a,4- ~ -i : . - - .- I - -- 4& DIRECTION SIGN RELOCATED Sanford public works crews have refurbished downtown directional sign formerly located at Flint Street and U.& 17-92 and relocated It at Persimm Av nue and SR41 at suggestion of Clty Manager Warren Knowles and direction of city Commissioners. (_ m 'I-' I _., 7fr#. W./l L ;, 3 - ~e::C . - = I \_J --' 1 Ir -- I 1 I Q 11 d - - - - --- - I , - - .I t V I. t~~ li . 409^ think he has the right to air-con the count) is that county court ditioning when 40 per cent of has available trial by juT),' our la.abiding citizens cannot Herring said afford air conditioning, to t of television, when 20 per our citizens either cannot afford get pleas.away from negotiated every case that went a television or if they have one throughIf county was given cannot afford to hook up to than 10 per no more ajur) trial, cable cent of the cases could be urned Loose - ~.4AMPF", . I -.*- 4 7~ , - service-related complaints, had its certification to operate In the count'rcvokedb theboardat police officer if a negotiated a public hearing last week But plea is going to be accepted and Sanford attorney Jack Bridges, is itIling to discuss the matter newly acquired counsel for the with the officers if they reluse firm, asked the cornvigorously disagree. missioners to reconsider I.he revocation. No Deals Bridges said that the firm will present proposals to upgrade We have refused to deal in the service rather than to DWI (driving while in- question the legality of the toxicated) cues, believing that county ordinance regulating the 1 - . '- ~I A'Ad -k.w~ . ~~ ~ "When hardened criminals tomeys, clerks or courtrooms. are turned loose on 'swiety by Herring's office currently probation and parole, it uWLs handles 40&" felony cases annually. and it upsets police officers," "I agree with city police Not having the statistics at officers that there is hand, Herring denied neverthe- much wheeling and dealing -les!i a remark attributed to a done in city courts. police chief that "The question of plea _. V - .i A ~ -- - C # - rt't - . -. '-'' .5WV1)11_ i 46 Pt " .. - -- __- -- 4__ r __~Z~___TKI menace to society. If a person is charged with DWI he should be z W-' ~ 1 ii -~ .; E ;_ . ~ -~ - I ~6re .10 FVL WARMER _ negotiated pleas when a person I-11 ;~ ''Jj ..lf~ -., ~ ' is charged with pushing drugs. V " . We feel these persons are alm a _t, - . nace to society. I .~ . ,. : I .)~ ~% 4 'J&X_ I, -~ I _~#,111 ABBOTT HERRING E- _; - - --- Index , 0 W. - I ' - --- _ - - , . I -V ourse o ision tj i t ' % I - I - . (1l;ø p pa.er. $__L__1 - n Harold G. Hartzong, to provide Road, and east and west of 4X mom information pertaining to to the county line. - the - requested increase, In Seminole, there are I,M water cansewer and 1, Approval for new utility rates namely: that would double arid in — a breakdown of personnel nectkms. Hartzog told the commission cases triple present bills for by name and salary General Waterworks customers -a determination if there is that 27 per cent of their ernhas been delayed at least three any money from Seminole ployes salaries for water, and more weeks by the Seminole County customers going into 13 per cent for sewer services, county commission. the firm's main office in Miami. come from revenue gathered in The commission, acting as - figures to indicate number Seminole Co ty. Several citizens expecting the the I- County UtWty Board," of gallons used by Seminole continued the public hearing customers, as compared to that hearing to be held Tuesday and rate increase application to used by Orange customers in a spoke out against the rate Increase, with one man declaring Nov 12,, because three of the 12-month period breaktjownofofflcecosts, that "I don't want the flrinto wltneasescoujdnot firm' Jef attend Tue3day's meeting. rent structure, and equipment lead me on with any facts and figures. I just want you to By the firm's own account, maintenance costs. the 114pical customer" who - comparison of rate justify your increase so I can d 12,500 gallons of water a schedule for Orange and meet you halfway." C.E. Frost, representi" the month would have his water bill Seminole customers increased from $4.22 to $6.24 General Waterworks serves Winter Woods Homeowners and his bewer rates from a $3 customers in both Seminole and Anociation,a mbdivision of 280 minimum to 110.67 - a total Orange County, but is regulated homes told the conunLstsion he increase from $7.22 to $16.89 in Orange County by the Public was conewned about the abserwe of fire hydrants in his monthly. Service Commission. General Waterworks serves a subdivision. and asked the During the interim, cOMmissioners asked General geographic area in the county utility company to consider the Waterworks representative that is south of Lake Howell cost of installing hydrants into the rate increase by the Nov 12 continuance date Also Tuesday, commissioners .) agreed to rehear the case of Seminole County DLiposal Inc. By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Wrfter $ 7 e a e PART FIVE 'K W)ALD U'D 1114F~ATAON, -\. . . U4 e i "In Imnicides we do not CompIcte Wcather Page 2A unless it is on the make ilL ARTHUR HECKW1 and weak"A Police officer Is out there basis of strengths nesses of the cases," Herring scheduled for trial. The balance doesnotprosecute9opercentof bargaining Is handled some. fine in city cases, is the cases transferred from city what as a horse trading ararresting people and mak4 said. Of ft rangement would be. The case& lie is knocking himself remove clothes promptly so returned to the cities, Beckwith to county court "When persons convicted of prosecutor must look at am out trying to solve crimes mA %rinkles don't set. "I have to challenge that said ttwt horse (case) If he has a pretty make arrests and! appreciate serious crimes are allowed If you must Iron, do it -The system must begin figure," he said, adding strong case with rute features, that," Herring said, noting he back on the streets within Around 7be Clock ..........4A logically - low temperature Bridge anyone with information of this ft ...... ........ .. 1A Tlk balance of ft fines in dealing with criminals to I he can refuse to plea bargain. has been a victim of crime weeks of the convictions," items first, and all of it at once, __ . _ ..... .........IA not a bit each day. Turn your city cases, not directed to Pay point that criminals recognize sort has the obligation and duty several times In the lot few Herring sail this "kind of sticks Calendar in the craws of a lot of law enIron off before you're coil'- court costs, are returned months. Weak Case 5), nford which Herring said. Too often a man the state attorney's office. P.11 forcement officers and people .... _'.2A Herring said that justice is convicted of robbery, breaking "People, who have been who do not feel prisoners should has abolL ,hed its city court. waste that stored energy. "If he has a case with ripped off are up in the air, be- be coddled. circuit and entering and other offenses expedited in city courts - a Beckwith said th ItMve - you 4-1 El arrest a blemishes, weaknesses, he may lieving those accused of the officer can streets," police ,, is too soon bad on the court judges for Sem inole When municipal courts are rA Herring mid, "when Im AIWW ctinte are treated too mildly." Cu, something .m Hospital ....................2A Tt# btt ideas will l973seta court cost schedule of to hearing can be held within crowded court docket has a lot sent been have Herring said he attempts to will have to be created to take Obituaries .................M days."T'he problem with minor to do with his decision as well," for cases concluded at arprison." $2 touch base with the arresting their place," herring said. Television :0ntbbteb00v4htd9e "Since when does a criminal ca.sescoming out of city court to Herring said, ignment and 5 for cases bY Frank Hill ).y,' PEOPLE A ri:oRD -THA-r,? Admitting the re is a degree of light bulbs, which means you s to "wheeling an( have to turn offa lot of lighL county court cases, Herring make up for ironing a single said this system is on a "collimething has A commercial laundry issn't -%'On course nergy got to give," the answer, because Meanwhile, Clerk of the used and It won't be will still help your inflation budget a bit. Seminole Circuit Court Arthur the If. Beckwith Jr. denied the But seriously consider I fines perly treated, they can reduce ;in inordinate amount of d in cowity court on city ironing to almost a miniscule by absorbed the cases are amount. Use the right setting (l county for costs. /1Jj!4f ...1VE 14A0 1) RAISE 1'I-IE I MICE QP LOVE POTONS ', 300 PER CENT1 q . _ I i ~iI - a) 0 - -1 - / # . - 'T 1~I tr~-W--~ ~, / - _ Atty _______________________ Setninole.Brcard Statemixed bbott Herring has If you hate to iron, congratulations. The ongwing feelings about the scheduled mination of municipal courts energy crisis gives )OU a 1977 and does not blame city 1 perfect excuse to gte it up as a ft f bad habit. A hand iron'takei as i . -TV * By DONNA 14STES A A _____ ~ i- - ;1 - ,..- stem ourt ' f X 0 E r 0 - - I ~--_~-~--!-T - - 7q. J.C. Penney's employes 78 per cent fair-share pledges of $1.132. Herald Staff Writer ________ Agmui T1 - ' 10 1l- SPIRALINGTHEW5REDIENZ. 11 I WASTL8ASsE'r. - - III , - ---~ SHORT RIBS IM TKII £ - T Figh ____ - ______________________________ RAMACHIS. THIESIE - WN - 11 -1~ !. - . I I - =V , II r h 11 OUT WIRY I NAVE . - -i, ii - 7 - i :I . I% DO IT FOR MiEIR 5LL4,.. 4 -- . I I ' - - The a - I ater ate I'If - -.-.-A. - r. . TAXLXv kWTM L-AJ A& PATIWTS ! or,a I .1V . ... . . . . 1% - J ' i';~_& 4;~'. -& .. '•.- . ]V %MHEAD WILL ",_"% ;. , . f . 1F8g~ - -.-,--- - - 711" (h-iedo's Hudson McMurtrie praised that community's merchants r pledging just o Chri I 1 Di -i I Stan Brock will be greeted in Fred Ellinor will donate a Brge jifternoon by p,art of the proceeds from the Tne Financial Division under the Seminole High School band buffet to the zoo. and a ,,Banquet For Brock" as The buffet, described as cent of this year's target with he paws through on his 162- "excellent" will run from 6 to $12,947. Wayne Simpson, mile coast to coast jog for the 8:30 p.m. poolslde and Brock local Professional Division, ex. hand t0 talk with I Central Florida Zoolog ical WILIleOfl d pressed high hopes at his supporters. people Society. seven categories would sail Brock, former star of TV's Brock's run, designed to raise past their present $5,221. Don fmoney for the completion of a Smith reported federal em. i ew zoo facility west Of San- ployes represented $2,000. 7te ford, has been marked by some city, county and state employes the Gulf of Mexico with his unusual events. are yet to be totaled. distLiation Daytona Beach Ernest Cowley, in reporting A roadside rattle snake, During his stop in Sanford Thursday, local community alligators near Brooksville, car SS7 for the Education Division, leaders and residents will greet loa& of pretty girls tr)ing to noted that the School Board him with a "Sanford Salute" pick him up, glass on the road, payroll deduction plan should which includes the band and the and knee problems have con- provide many 'fair-shares' buffet at the Cavalier motel on fronted the former South before the victory dinner closes 17-92. Cavalier manager American 11, 'STORY oF Fwywr A.D. i ___ - I . I J - - 7; . I4__ - -- 1 - , , t -7 . . I - 71 1; . I / I 1; ~ ,-~ -1 t_! - V11b ;V. I \~ N -1 I!, EEK & MEEK z , A) , C M 1 I Ii I, it _____ ___ __ :f,.W -,I I.6 V, I; . - M I . - I I I I - " LL r/VT I f .11. I Ii ii I 1 i'&..L_ __ -1 ~__ I I ' • lou.'. I . . .. . . I I I. ,~ L Lowrence FRANK AND ERNEST - THE DOCTOR WEAP, ('0 'viA BELIEVE ME NOW 'V I _~ i . ~'. & by Bob Thave, _________________________________________________________________________________________ ____ - 50 I CAN rTHATS srupio' I 1E IN W1 H A w 1 ~ \ - -~_ I "I I_1~, 1~_ , \ 'I 4 k 4-1 \ __ I . ., . I . -1, -1 -f -- y THAT OMEOp.JE TRIE(' , 00 T, : 7- ai _-.: ~ m-1 WA-5, H. 1 THAT' i 'I . Fj -J. __ . .1 -_ -_ . . rHtNGilFWHAT r1 m ~ FOR ? 9 '- - . I I .- , :~ t(~ I I~ N__ ____ SQLmSHED' UKE WEPA BEEN IF YOU HAON T 544Qbt(') r' ~~I ~ I _. ____ by Crooks - 0; by Bob Montana ___ 1 - I . - , - 11 , . .~ I t' ~ F-P - - .1 / I ~ I ~D GOING TO MY EARSI THE øOCflY PERCED __________ I WHAT'S . Jh__'iV'I I ' WRONG Q " I ' 'I - IT WAS YOUR ARCHIE i I C ( I i i L I O'LSA TO MYSELF, O GRAS IT STUART!' I, . P #-,- ----- CAFITAIN EASY / . -, JGLJ''S :)l NCTI -it U I l ) I i ) 0 I ~ %~ I I il ~ ~_ I . ." r I. 14, 1_/ 0 : _*11*~-~.; _ .. , ,~_ -f 1%~ . ..11.01 C-) -1 4 I ' ______________________________ ' I Of I ,I tIlic C74 "t L 0 __ RE ON ME e _________ L_ . by Al Vermeer I <'NEw 7) io Ia. I ..THAT I'i GOING Tt) GIVE FIVE \ STO EVER"yONE 11-tAT I \UOI51HEFREN05HIPCJ I tB. 7-0,r-4-,-_,- ; ' i DID"rOUSEE ME by Dick Cavolli I'D GORE LIKE C) 3i-JOW V,1-O STARTEO THE RUMOR... _fsr.1I _ I . - - WINTHROP . PRISCILLA'S p1b ) J / -_- , -- ~ . /0 _2 2 I t4rD14 . .I ~) I I I a _________________ . . - N (t) Zoo 1/ 14;~~ &.6 1'. .1 -I . ( 1 . -' sF-,r f 4 k . I., s l t 83 %Goa Jogger Now In Home Stretch - V - 0 Th' ADDRESS 0' A Pt.ACE WHERE VA C GET A - 11 ~~ L .. i;i . 1i . -- -- _______________________ rM • .1 .1-~ -n--~ ~~- ___ by Heimdahl & Stoffel 44t I - BUGSBUNNY i1 I _ i - - T71 N I I GI• Fun Seminole County - the the division chairmen, the in- when reports passed last year's nation, the world - can use plant and institution solicitors $100,000 goal. One of the reasons optimists in times like these. - the "people helping people" was campaign vice chairman AndTomflunt,theUnitedFund - whowouldberushingthelast JoeHartwig'spartlalreportfor campaignchalrrnanis just such minute, over-the-goal figures his Stromberg.CarLson unit at before the dutch treat Victory $10,500 Jim Kanaley of General an optimist or at Sanora Club House Dynamics accounted for 83.5 DInner In reporting $104,377, another $8,500. Chase Co. the current year'.s Thursday evening (7p.m.). • per cent of Atthefourthandfinalrepc*'t moved toward its goal with goal of faith In the campaign leaders, luncheon optimism ran high $2,400. Bob Markey submitted The Herald's $902. by T. K. Ryan 1 n e T I I 43.6 . FOWT 10 APP A MANUSTIC PAPER! YOULL HAVE 1VO RUN F FILLIEFt APWT AARPVARKS.110 AARPVARK FILLER TOMORR I I'-iY I / ~ use the SR415 to travel to and manager of the Sanford Commerce Manager Jack learned that the Orange from the beaches in Volusia and Chamber of Conanerce, who Horner, who accompanied Seminole County Com- commissioners had v,,cplained north Brevard counties. has fought for many years to Vihlen to Tallahassee, said 11ll5S!()nvr Sid Vililen's hardest tlieir failure to act o,n tlie have the bridge replaced, said to4l,ty, lie li,id not really ex$3.5 million Osteen today, The 1- 1 think they took a very pected Orange County to job Wednesby was containing resolution as part of their fear his outrage. project would not affect selfish position. Regardless of support It, but he was looking to that funds for the bridge project Bridge County's road funds or whether the Ost.een Bridge is Volusla County (the bridge er Orange Vihlen finally summed up his might divert funds from oth those any project they have un- built or not would not affect connects and Seminole d" projec ts-i nc lu di ng 'n "I' feelings b' them. I thought there was a volusia). these facts that should be clear spirit of cooperation (bet een "it wou.ldn't have hurt them The Seminole commissioner to each of the Orange County L%e counties) but ap w y any, Horner said, "since we are Puentl pointed out that he had learned Commissioners, I cannot un- Orange County is for efforts to give top priority to in the tri-county transportation tJran8e in a conversation with Walter derstand any reluctance, much Count only." pacing the obsolete Osteen authority together, I Uwught Revell, Secretary of the less their failure to support the Bridge. scene of an accident "We could have protested maybe the7 might cooperate in Department of Transportation issue," Vih1en commented. that claimed the lives of five (DOT) in Tallahassee, that one whEn all the roads were being this venture." members of two families to the statement by an "As built in Orange County and Homer said that more tinof the problems facing (DOT) night of Oct. 11, Orange commissioner that the around Disney World at owportant than the Orange County financing and a part of that Vihlen's typewriter was problem can be laid to ar... bridge is overdesigned, I would expense, but we did not as we ressolution is the fact that he is were glad to see them get them, convinced that the DOT wants 'smoking" as he prepared a proximately $13 million in cost- like to take strong issue, letter to the Orange County overruns on the Orlando East- Vihien continued, "I believe the Apparently they do not see the it. "They are showing good comment was made out of danger to life by acting faith asof now, but if they fail to Commission accusing the board, West Expressway. misinformation. The proposed selfishly. I hope they will follow through we may be of "publicly discussing an issue Vihien also noted the heavy design is good and is made to reconsider and change their looking for outside help again," on which it did not have the by minimum state standards." position." Krlder added. use of the Osteen Bridge he concluded. facts." ,, . 17 z_4~~ . - . 1. 1, . , tr X . V; , P~~l I- ( ____ i II .. '• C \1" _,.~ A g fll I I ." " ~ Ilariwig (left to right), Hunt and Mercer discuss contributions op Q -. -- -'___•____-_\, '1 .--.-- 4) : 101 3cele p as' TUMBLEWEED i!,ysl -./1 ; ;J ' -,, ~ : J.. -. / Chic Young _____ lh- t -5 - P le % . ".". 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FUNNY BUSINESS TODAY'S QULSTION Instead ol rebsth1ng two draws trumps and takes the club finesse, but suppose that East drops the king of clubs on the second club lead. Now our near expert stops, looks, tries to imitate a genius thinking and decides that if East held a I .. I. twart ! . "I think Mr. Hunter suspects you're helping me in math' He said 1 made enough mistakes for two people"' You, South. huld &A K 8 4 WK 2 #Q5 4 *A Q 5 4 What (1-1 % ou (III 1111%k, A-11id si% notrump. Hic-4- bal&need hands are hard to explori with - • _ _ _ _ ___ _ __ __ �--=-,--,-- W1 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- --------.- ..-----.-- -=-,----.-. ..-- - Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - -Tr - Police 1. POLICE BLOTTER ~- car transmission valued at $300 was stolen, Tuesday, from a Paul Henry Kafka, 24, 115 storage area at his home. Goodhant St., Lake Mary Is In Lila Driver, Celery Avenue, Searchinq .- NATION Sanford . -, -.1 . I r- Sanford reported jewelry Seminole county Jail, bond, charges, peti t larceny, valued at 1153 was stolen, assault and battery and Tuesday, from her home. Morris Etsenman, resisting arrest with violence. 111 Willi e McCuller, 55, P.O. Box Elizabeth Ave., Altamonte 925, Sanf ord is in Seminole Springs reported jacket, County Jail, $5,000 bond, television, and ra ido valued at $900 were stolen, Tuesday, from charge, grand larceny. his home. Henry Howington, 51, County Longwood is listed in good Felton Carter, 45, 725 Logan condition today at Seminole Dr., Longwood is in Seminole Hospi ta l suffering f rom first, County Jail, $5,000 bond, second and third degree burns over most of his body occurring charge, alligator poa ching. James Henry Armstrong, 19, when a gas stove blew up. 7th Street, Casselberry Is In Howington is not an employe of Seminole County Jail, $1500 the Rainbow Ranch in Longwood where the accident bond, charge, beeaking entering wi th intent to commit occurred and his wife, Ge raldine who also suffered a felony. Juan R. Hernandez, 110 second degr ee burns, is em. Tedworth Cl, Wekiva Hunt ployed. Club reported television valued George Whitaker Jr., Lake 'it at $450 was stolen, Tuesday, Monroe Terrace ; a trca ted for gun shot :tdzi las home. in the lower - _~- . For ---1. - / - . r to - _~i ? - - 1/ I, 3; rV -- 'k , * en ogs D S LM Sanford S .- City and county officials, Mrs. Lormann and Kimbrough. sign clinic site lea-se • 9\/\/()C(1 Clin 1(2 White sc Askew's office had questioned Cha Bill Bevis could end the legal grounds for diicol Weir lection. qualifications TnedaY by M11. The Hawkins and Mayo. bate k-day on whether FP&L As the PSC hearing resumed could justify of j today, Mrs. Hawkins an. charges nounced she was ready to vote. 4r1 aide said Askew will de. Meanwtlle, Dade County Cir cide on any request for discilt Judge Francis X. Knuck qualihicaUonbya member of today postponed Indefinitely an the PSC. HOSPITAL NOTES DETROIT i Al) t Place Department ERRY Herald Staff Writer Eckerd's you know the prescription is right...and the price is right too! At %Ve. (elI m,,,r than tn ,ThIh()n ( )ut sulume mein OWCt pric es ript'Ofls (JLtI mt rt? and prescriptionc tilled ,hf. frr%liPs possible ,fr,j,.; I, . .. T , ' . mini ' - , . Dean Questioned to WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense lawyers in the Watergate cover-up trial are going to press their efforts to erode the credibility of John W. Dean III with questions about his personal use of a secret political fund. Crossexamination of Dean was to resume today by 72-year -old John J. Wilson, principal attorney for H.R. Haldeman. Meanwhile, there was an indication that former President Richard M. Nixon may testify in the trial. WINTER SPRINGS- City Council Monday night passed . Congress a, ° tt11dJflt an Ord1flflCC his personal car wi thout U5fl of ficially crea ting a city fire reimbursement, will no longer department and giving the fire con ti nuetoda so. chief administrative au thority . Council approvedpurchaseof Charles Holzman Sr., who h.ç reflective shield decals for been serving as Chief of the . . police and fire department Volunteer Fire Department and . vehicles as well as painting the city's first paid . reflective markings on the front fireman last year, was apand rear of each vehicle. pointed city Fire Chief giving . Council approved vaca tion him authority to enforce fire and sick lea ve poli cy for city regula tions. employes. Employes will However, Council failed (0 . receive two weeks vaca tion approve a $10,500 salary after the first year and three proposed by Councilman Irwin weeks after the fifth year. Hunter for the new chief. . Employes will be eligible for six As one of the city's two paid (f5 sick leave the first year CHARLES HOLZMAN firemen, Holzman recently and will accrue one day per received a raise in annual month La the second year, and a salary retroactive to Oct. 1 increase in salary while gI'IU maximum from $7,5n0 to R,200. Although administrative responsibility." over sick of 30 days carry leave cn he amassed. Cnuncil aced that J1ul.man Cow- jl did oj last inter. A doctür's certificate will be had been doing a good job as department shuffling in required if an employe is out "acti ng chief", they split on the assigning two old city vehicles, sick for more than three days at amount of salary he should At last week's work session it a time. receive In his new capacity, was proposed that the back-up Official holidays for city To break the impasse, police car be used as a fire employes will be Memorial Couul ".04-d to mime iIr'irn dcpartuicnt cincrgency Day, Fourth ul July, Labor chief at his current salary and vehicle, while available to the Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas consider any Increase later. police department as a back-up and New Year's Day. . . OCT. !Z, 1974 Esther R. Sexton, Deltona ADMISSIONS-, Cluribel Lopez. Deltona IT T. Olds, Deltona Colleen B. Peiley, Deltona Fiie*b A. Wolford, Fern Sanford: Willie F. Stevens Felicia Oliver, Lake Monroe Alene J. Guinta Louis Carter, Longwood June B. Markovltz Keith Westfall Terryl G. Gussow Allie Keller Janette Murray, O5teet Priscilla N. Hosack, Osteen Iladvs E. Elder Charlie U. LiurtheU, IkBarv (1l(le5 1. StOOdt, Winter Spr ('a DISCHARGES: WEATHER "ei1crOmy' 17 Low Ihil I'OfflflQ 57. There was a Trace of io,n rordeØ yesterøiy Pan$y cl,dy to tioucty throh Thuray. MHO With PO?$ today mostly VpPI 7*1 &Mi t1Ua WKITW Ttnwidiy LOwS I9h* UI( 5*1 to o*er SOs. Northentacly wods roiIld 15 m.pit. ow.nng toiØ$ d YP*rWiy Extend ed FQrOs?s cr#dy lhr$ SurtoaV F lor ida Prcnsu; fair To partly *ilh flQh *fldS 9u&Dl0 to 45 m.Lts n hour mostly On ths *.sv*tn coait. OL,t fo*s In the 60s zC! lOs d Sunday Thurs4y efl •. m • 511 pm; Pod CsnavtrlI bteh D o.m,. 310 p.m.; low 9.09 1.r. 9:d p.m. - OfljO4 •I Sttt. 4;*f pL.**O.q Sanford: Willa Mae Hood Doris Hanson itrt L Char lie Brown Hawel Goff Emogene Wilkins k. A ri... .. U.S. Checking Building r] b Homer L White Maria I. Wolan,ky Barbara A. Blades, Deltona Anna M. Conway, DeBary Jessie A. Bennett. PeBary May A. McNair, 1eBary Catherine M. Anderson, Deltona Deltana Jearr Ii 1?ac?t V LtI Id £S. L tiU$3 1JVLW$d Karen Sue Schmitt, l)ehona Leona B. llulfe, Holly Hill missioner John Daniels can. inented, "Unless you know of money coming In I don't, I would rat.her recommend we meet the pay roll on a biweekly basis rather than increase it at resent." A compromise figure of $9,300 suggested by Counilman Donald Browning was LIMIT :::::;: I :::;::: r _ - '_tC 00 .' AIG 8 1, I ...... :.*::*: . *::~ -0 - :.. - I .1_11:: I Willi C411114 :::,~ , film$ V~ - - '' POLAROID . 99 :~i~.* PANTY "O ) 16 . : NAMILTONUACS 4 4 ::!- 1 t I.:::::: lot / IG! RIG I - ' I-- f ~,_ / " r,-/ r I7 ~ r"'7CI""" LONDON I AP The second bomb explosion in two weeks in London's fashionable St. James district hit a private club Tuesday night as Conservative party leader Edward Heath was having dinner across the street. Scotland Yard said three wine stewards were injured, one seriously, when the bomb went off in a small dining room of the exclusive Brooks Club. Heath told newsmen he was probably not the target of the blast since he had made his dinner arrangements at the last minute. There was speculation that the bombings were the work of the Irish Republican Army - r . , ,'" 2/ - I i ~ I ' OO jit"11 I CK E R 1,1 SHAVER..... ____ ll 57" HIGH j '':.': :-' ;; ' ~ 11,' .-.,.'' '' ,S '. ~ 11 \k \ 1488 PLASTIC WALNUT 'i ' Papadopoulos Arrested I ,I L, ~ I~ I tlI / .''•' it MILNOI • . PULSATING SPRINKLER IG '- . Kissinger In USSR I MOSCOW i Alli -- Secretary of State Henry A. Kis.singem' arrives in Moscow today for another attempt to move the Soviet and U.S. governments toward an agreement to curtail the nuclear arms race, but Western observers doubt any dramatic breakthrough is likely. Also on bissinger's agenda here are the future of Arab-Iso f a itetrael! pesce ne'til!inn' and the possibility meeting between Soviet leader Brezhnev and acquainted next to the Far East President Ford during Ford's visit month. OR I RI r. FIXTURE n. UiS - I : :. 19 ##'I,IN. $1, 0 :...: :::ii:,: ~:_:r. IRONING DUMKU ',.',ITH SttICO! PO , CO,l R iSTYLE 15 OZ. !SHAMPOO - 44 LIMIT TI ICOTTON I SWABS ,,. 49c, no________ :::1~00 ~1* -, -~ :..... ",il ::!1:!::1.; : MEMM . ::;1;:::::~:; * -...~-':, ~ ... ,~ ",*,* ____ I ~ ~ " -k _~~. • .•. . 44 . 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The government announced Tuesday that Papadopoulos has been under house arrest for the last three weeks "for making conspiratorial moves." 1- ~(: RIG 313 . ,,.:. '' L :: :: PLATE 19 . (lUll i VASELINE "i:' LOTION I' COLOR FILM - ~::!,~ / HOSE : "' .:*~ 111*1: .... ;::_~ ::::: *::: STADIUM SEAT 88. I DENTAL FLOSS (LIMIT ONE) 1 ~%AAODPIG :*,RINT ft%f .. ~ LAVO'4 ED IiU-CtJIiAD . .- 27 PADDED FOLD A .::i: faft• 1 " 0 r- ... TAMPONS ' .8I 1~ E 1 ::. - Britons Bombed Again How"" -. at ur"ft,y RII5U ighit0 meeting a motion was made to assign - the autorriolIe to the building Inspector while shifting the pick up truck alloted to him to the fire cMpartnient to be fixed up for an emergency vehicle. Meanwhile, until the truck is repaired, the fire chief viii have use of the automobile also rejected. and (t*buing inspector will Hunter said, "1 do not believe ôe paid mileage expense while at all you are treating the he uses his private automobile gentleman fair Wechxhng an on a temporary bais. WORLD IN BRIEF . I...uui• - 16c: RIG 9 (VII . r juucv t(T RIG CR SIjP(R ID -4 - I 1 KODAK POCKET 10 OUTFIT 49 t . IL 'I RIG - -- WASHINGTON (API — The United States is asking Russia about some puzzling construction and radar leve!opments to make sure they do not violate the nuclear FmS limitation agreement, administration sources say. The sources stressed there is no evidence of any Soviet :heating but that "we are approaching the Russians on 'ertain ambiguities, certain things they are doing." 64 t ~::*::::, 0 :: - mcivac, DAN ROLL-ON DEODORANT • • 'CORN BROOM L.). t ~, :,:::~ :~: ' Referring to the proposed vehicle. .K&WITIA A. iwiwy Steven Geck ban arguing that a big Democratic election victory could threaten the peace of the world, He Issued the warning at campaign appearances In Oklahoma City and Cleveland, saying at one point, "if we get the wrong kind of Congress, peace could be in jeopardy." j' ,,,,,'- • :::;.: ::- ~ )tJ ' ALL-PURPOSE '/ I HOUSEHOLD '-t--\-.t PAPER Threat To Peace WASI-ItNGTdN i API — Stepping up his personal campaign for Republican candidates, President Ford is I . . )' ,. PLATES that Holzman, who bas been . I 100 CT. Created The motion carried 3-2 with Hunter and Police CornJohnBooth casting niissi "no" votes. Booth had reported C)rganize or Fold - Crime Chrysler Corp. has reported a thirdquarter profit of $11.2 million in U.S. and Canadian operations and increased sales revenue worldwide. But the firm wound up losing $8 million for the quarter because of overseas losses. The North American profits were offset by losses totaling $19.2 million overseas, Chrysler said. The figures announced Tuesday show Chrysler still in the black for the year so far. . me M. Dayton beach beach 140 for Collar . Fire ers - Chrysler Losses Revealed injunction HM M_ Fami ly Farm pre On Fuel Charge S!tirTv WASHINGTON (AP)- credit more easily available for President meet regularly with fatten pay envelopes should be The thrust of Muskie's speech response to Ford's message Sen.Edmund S. Muskie has housing and small business, business and labor leaders in all a central part of a trade-off to was much the same as one last spelling out his economic proposed requiring business to And he demanded firm major sectors of the economy to help moderate wage demands, week in which Senate proposals, whose centerpiece pay a share of the cost of presidential pressure on work out guidelines for action "But let us be clear that if Democratic Leader Mike was a $ per cent surtax on fighting inflation and recession business and labor leaders to and agreements for restraint," vigorous, voluntary wage-and Mansfield recommended a middle-and upper-income asanuijorpartofal)emocratic depress wage and price in- Muskie said, price-control efforts fail, stronger governmental role Americans and on coralternative to President Ford's creases. "A temporary cut In payroll mandatory action must be against inflation and recession. poratlons. proposals. "I would like to see th (Social Security) taxes to help taken." , Mansfield's remarks were In Sharply critical of Ford's Opposing the 5 per cent suggested economic remedies, Surtax, Muskie, chairman of the Maine Democrat said the Senate Budget Committee, Tuesday night. "II the said many Americans believe President wants Americans to "they have been sacrificed NASHVILLE, Ill. 'All) Like his father, Casimer Kozuszek more than $6 a hundredweight. Now corn is $3.80 a bushel and eat less, drive less, and demand to. . . .Republican economic to worked all his life to leave something for his sons: the family milk is still only a little over $6." less, he should be prepared policies of inflation control by dairy farm. But his sons won't have it. inflation milked it dry. When Kozuszek sold his herd, milk for cheese and other corn- recession: ask some of them to charge that their jobs, their "The teed is too high and milk wasn't high enough," G6'year.old mercial products brought only $6.39, though this month the price less. standard of living, their hopes Kozuszek say's. "I sold out because my boys were supposed to reached $7.50. Muskie. spoke on NBC-TV in and their dreams are being a take over but there wasn't enough money and I'm getting too "Everything else is too high," he says. "Two years ago balir speech billed as the Democratic sacrificed by this ad(lid." wire was $9. This year $23. Seven years ago my tractor response to Ford's address a $9,o®, ministration." Kozuszek sold his herd of dairy' cows at auction in September. Now the same tractor Is $18,000. week earlier in Kansas City, still lives on the farmland, but no longer as a farmer. His son, The Agriculture Department predicts that by 1980 half the He said Ford's plea to The senator called for the He %,ho would have run it, works in a factory'. nation's family-run dairy farms will vanish, the herds auctioned balance family budgets and to Federal Reserve Board to His voice accented by traces of his ancestral Poland, Kozuszek to large producers. save mol-e is cruel advice to pump more money into the tal in plain terms: dollars and cents, The Kozuszek farm was never a big operation: 50 rows, families whose paycheck will 190 economy in order to make "in 1950, '51 and '52, corn was 85 cents a bushel and milk was acres, not cover bare necessities. -- - ' es To WINIMMIMuskie - Stow B ' Lower P WASHINGTON (AP) Federal prosecutors say they're digging into more white-collar crimes than ever in support of a Justice Department crackdown on corruption in corporate boardrooms and public offices, "I think everybody has the push on and it's high time." said a Southern prosecutor whose comments were echoed by a score of other U.S. attorney's interviewed about the department's recent emphasis on investigating fraud, embezzlement, political kickbacks and similar crimes. Kidnaping S Eason Free On Bc)nd Hawkins.-- VVi I I - Vote FBI Hunts Truck Burglars 0 , Lease Is S City S CHARLOTTE, N.C. i APt — "The only similarity between our school and your school is the blackboard," said one of four Boston high school students here to take a look at Charlotte's Integrated school system. "People just seem to get along," said Bob Messina, a member of the Boston group which met with student leaders and school administrators Tuesday. The Bostonians, two black and two white members of the Hyde Park High School biracial committee, will visit four integrated high schools here today and will return to Boston Thursday. - V'r:;ibk lw an attack Cfl ft. girl, are infected. School CHICAGO iAP) A nationwide alert has been issued for two men and a green van in connection with the $3.8iiillion burglary of an armored truck company, the FBI reported today. Being sought were Charles Maruino, 42, and Peter J. (;u.shi, 45, the FBI said. 'Re two were believed to have left the Chicago area in a Y;l I'tril F,, (' 11 ('1111L. van. Zoning Opinion By BOB LIA)Y1) the shop on Park Drive and Is Rzrbara Beckhorn, the City Editor quitting business. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The city had received Robert Beckhorn of Broadmoor Sanford city commissioners numerous complaints that the Drive, Lake Mary, was at- have authorized City Atty. firm didn't take out city per. tacked Oct. 12, while horse- Vernon Mize to seek, if mit.s called for by lavv and that ba ck-riding in the vicinity of necessary, a State Atty. workmanship had been un. By DONNA ESTES County Heal th Department building For additional city Jackson a nd Clermont Roads. General's opinion on whether sa t isfactory. Herald Staff Writer personnel used the building for office space She and her horse, Satan, city zoning ordinances and Smi th told commissioners, a free clinic for 15 years before were bitten by a trio of dogs. other regulations are ap- "I've talked with a couple of the The facility provided heal th LONGWOOD — The few its ouster a year ago on orders department sponsored One of the dogs followed the girl plicable to coun ty government complaintants and If people remaining old-timers who from Mayor Eugene Jaques programs for the entire South home, a nd was shot by her older owned fac ilities inside the city. aren't satisfied with my work I spear headed the drive to build a and the city council in office at Seminole community, but brother, Bill, as it was at- The few county commission don't want to do their work." city medical clinic In the mid. that time. tempting to attack a colt Longwood residents availed Complaintants summoned to In a maintains county facilities 1950's, some with tears clouding The city's plan was to us the themselves of the services, corral at the family residence, aren't subject to the hearing didn't air their the city's their eyes, applauded Tuesday the boy said. complaints after Smith said zoning regulations. Sanford as a major step in construct ing Hem brother explained shortly recently allowed a new county he's going out of business in the ORLANDO, Fla. (A?) — One Force sergeant said In a tele- a new facility was taken by a after the accident his sister's f ire station in a trailer, ad. city. joint city-county committee. of two men charged in the Oc. phone interview. "We love lj in juries were not extensive. She jacent to Use county agriculture "A wrong has at tober 10 extortIon-kidnaping of and believe he is jpjtc was treated by a rela ti ve who is agent's off ice on U.S. 17.92 an Orlando bank president's That's why I gave him the righted," J.R. Grant said as a nurse. The horse was checked sou , as a th non-conforming use. County Commission wife has been freed from jail money." by a ve terinarian. However, Mize after posting a $25,000 bond. said his preliminary and Earl H. John Kimbrough and city Eason both the girl and her horse onresear Harry T. Eason, 77 of Or- McBrayer, also 27 of Orlando, project director, co.mciima ch shows some court have to receive the precauti decisions saying lando, was released Thesday have been Indicted by a federal June Lormann, signed a lease To school board's ary rabies treatment if the dogs aren't subject after his fa ther, John D. Eason, grand jury on federal extortion agreement for the site of the to city are f planned new regulations but th 63, posted the bond, WINTER $90,000 plus at he's charges In the kidnaping of found SPRINGS — franchise money to repay the The girl's brother facility. The elder Eason, of Lithia Mrs J.C. Barfield Jr. .' Bargain hunter Councilman 1Oyear loan, the three dogs were loose In t he no reference so far to county Springs, Ga., said he obtained The agreement calls for the Donald Browning announced to facilities. Mrs. Barfield, who was kid.Mayor Troy Piland sa id that yard of one of the houses along city to lease to the county for 50 City Council at this week's since this is the only city the stree t, several In other business city cornthe money for his j release naped by years at no charge the Church meeting the results of a building it will be utilized by all miwio ners: by mortgaging his three bed- men posing as newspaper p being leashed. After the attack, " ____I 4Street site where the old shopping spree on the city's departments and not just the room trick tiome I ttiers, escaped the two loose dogs were Im-Asked Sanford Housing li ng Stands and t provide behalf. Taking advantage of a fire department. "1 just hope to God I can keep and a $100,000 ransom was nev pounded. He added that no Authority executi ve director adequa te parking space. The sale on office furnishings my home," the retired Air er picked . He said that since Florida owner inquired about the Thomas Wilson III to appear at agreement pledges that the Browning said he ma na ged to Land Co., has not fulfilled a animal that was shot, e commIssi th 's Nov. 124 on p.m. county will retain the health purchase $1,736 wor th of fur. verbal commitment to pave Animal control director meeting to discuss a resolu tion department clinic operatior niture for 00 to be used In the Moss Road to the Fire Station Fillinger said he visited th e SHA is seeking approving new fire sttion4nte c) city he had contacted Commissioner house. where the impounded application for federal sub-'-The especially invited hail. Mike Hattaway to discuss, the dogs were picked up,and a man sidles for,,2Q0 tn1ts of,rental audience Included Mrs. Larry But now that he's got It he' possibility of the county o1ng there Identified as Gerry Davis housing hi the city. Jones, who sparkplugged the does not know what to do with it the, paving with the propert y rne.toned he was missing two City comm issioners U. pkn 20 years ago to build a so Council is looking for a place owner to be assessed on a one- pitbulls. However, no one pressed concern that the CANDIDATE medical clinic through donated to store the desks, table, filing third basis. inquired at the pound about the proposal would mean Sanford Delbert J. Euga, of 201 E. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (A?) effecti ve date f an in junction money and labor to entice a cabine ts and chairs until the Browning reported that the animals, 10th Stree t, has qualified to would become a center in he — Public Service Corn. ordering FP&L to cease collec.. doctor to the community. No new city building is completed county commission had refused During the eight days the county for subsidized public oppose incumbent Sanfo rd missioner Paula Hawkins today tAng the charges until the PSC tax funds were requested. in late November. to take responsibility for dogs were in custody, Filllnger housing and city residents city commissioner John withdrew her disqualification approved them. The building, constructed Council approved a resolution policing dogs In Winter Springs said he observed no ed. Morris symptoms hlght be in his bid for re. short-chang and said she would vote on the Knuck last week had ordered over a three-to-four year period Implement ing a $200,000 bank except on a lee basis. Piland of rabies, and the dogs "were in election K no wles said feder al in the Dec. 3 city officials issue of whe th er fuel ad. the temporary on the half block of land loan for fina ncing the nearly sa id "It is comi ng to the point of pretty good sha pe, heal thy and said Monday th election. Commissioner at there is no Justment charges are Illegal against the utility, effective at S bounded by Church, W ilma and completed fire sta tion-interim telling the police department to eating good" at 5p.m. Sunday. assurance the units could be A.A. McClanahan Is op. and should be halted. p today. Warren Streets, was occupied city hail from Southeast First take care of the si tuation, even But that doesn't mean they are posed by Alfred DeLatused for city residents only. Her change of position hisur. Mrs Hawkins said she was for a short (tine by a doctor, National Bank at Maitiand. if it means doing away with the not Infected, he added. Only e th tibeaudlere Tabled "Indefinitely" and Guy a ad that the PSC would make a reversing her stand on the ad- who moved on because the less Councilman Irene Van Eepoel dogs reported running In full 10.day observa tion can de- continued public hearing to Th ornton. Candidates can ruling on the matter even vice of William Weeks, PSC than 1,000 residents In the city who has opposed the cost Of the packs." termine that, qua li fy consider revoking the city to seek the two though Commissioner Billy counsel, who recommended t at that time could not provide project cast the only "no" vote. At present Winter Springs Flilinger added once bef ore license Of Albert's Signs after commission seats until Mayo said he was sticki ng by commissione rs wi thdraw their an active enough practice. The city has obligated ce rtain does not have a dog catcher, he had cu.tody of a dog, for Albert Smi th said he has closed UOOU Oct. 29. his earlier decision to ask Gov. disqualifications pending furReubmn Askew to annoint eir- ther study of the maui',. cult judge to take his place. She has stated her opposition to collection of the charges, and Sources said Gay. Reubin her vote, along with o Eugene )aeph Szalnin, isu back at Seminole Memorial Chilean Lane, Eastbrook Hospital alter his wife, Ivory reported tools valued at sso Lee Whitaker, 2702 West 22nd St., Sanford re portedly shot him were stolen, Tuesday, from as he climbed into the carport. John E. Donovan, 101 Ranch livingroom window at her home, Hr., Lake Ann Estates reported Tuesday night, police said. Students Visit observation of rabies, which be- attacked his sister, charged a longed to the same man as frieni of his who was riding his Filiinger receitly met at the motorcycle down the street. No No progress has been reside nce. me animal was not injuries were re ported at that reported by Sanford police In infected, but the owner never time. Fi llinger reported the theft their effort to locate two dogs appeared to retrieve the dogs, aren tly occu rred whe n a not app he could stolen from the Seminole possibly because cle backed up to the fence vehi County Animal Control facili ty afford it Fillinger said, and the of the 4300 South Orange Drive an imal was adopted. Su nday night. ported dog pound, and someone cut the re The Beckhorn boy If they caniot find the dogs by chain link fence, freeing the two from dogs, of er incident the weekend, a 13-year-old Lake ano th bulldogs and the boxer. which pit Mary girl will have to undergo the same house as those rabies treatment, a series of painful injections. The missing dogs Identified as pit bulldogs by Charles Fillinger, a ni mal control director, and a third, a stray boxer, were taken two days before the 10-day rabies observation period would have ended. Th us, it isunknown if the anima ls reBy SEAI( CODE Herald Staff Writer 1 * Stol • '- I IN BRIEF - Wednesday, Oct. 23,1974--3A 1433 emoran .*i:-:.,: :i.: Blvd. DAILY 99 2 ___ ___ ___ "' r L; I ~.~ 1 1: 11 1 1 . . . . .~ I : ! .~~ $_ ' 1 1' ~ ; ::-:1..-I.-~iiiiiiU~j I. - ;.F: M ,:: �. - - --- - - . I - - -! -- - - - -- -' Wednesday, Oct. 23,1974-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. a "i Wednesday, Oct. 23,1974-4A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL --- S - Even111 'o9IferaW IN BRIEF JACK ANDERSON Area Code 30-322-2631 or 831-9993 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director State Department Denies Wi hte T 01t .! - [I Legal Profession . Takes A Bum Rap . RAY CROMLEY - TOM TIEDE Estes for her series on the Florida Bar Association's recommendation that the municipal ew court system be retained, charged that members of the legal profession are not interested in reducing crime but rather "foster its increase so they can make more money." Now that is either the most irresponsible statement we've heard in years or Chief East is woefully ignorant of the function of the legal \ profession. It is absurd and libelous to charge any I group with being interested in fostering crime and WASHINGTON (NEA) British critic I WASHINGTON (NEA) North Vietnam is Malcolm Muggeridge says that he has cast only it is ridiculous to say that lawyers would do so So they failing in its attempt to bring recovery to its war1 one political vote in his life for a candidate can make more money. torn economy while continuing a military ~ ) who, having recently been released from a In the first place the legal profession came into buildup and aggressive skirmishes in the South. mental institution, had a document aUeng to 1'he three-year economic plan has been being because not everyone despite what Chief his sanity, This November, American voters will East may think who is arrested is necessarily mapped. The State Planning Commission, the likely have no such luck judging the sultabilitles 4 guilty; in fact, most are not, and it is the 1SPOfl Central Agricultural Commission and the of office seekers, but there will be at least one Ministry of Engineering and Metallurgy (key to sibility of each member of the bar to see that every heavy industrial kind c documentation to consider: each candevelopment) have been defendant, regardless of the charge or the man's reshuf fled; their chiefs and primary deputies didate will be classified as Incumbent or no and perhaps this should weigh ina voter's decision station in life, receives the best and most complete have been fired. Dejity premiers, one from the ~ A Washington group called The New American defense possible under the law. That is their only Politburo, have taken their lobe. 9 1. Revolution believes that except in rare cases, reason for being, just as a doctor's only reason for North Vtetnam's political leaders have blamed voters should reject Incumbents this year, being is to see that each of his patients receive the the poor management of the ousted men for the specifical ly those who've heldth eir office for two best possible medical treatment. In both Instances, North's hitter economic problems. What is obterms or pore. Ho uelring, Revoluti on 15 that the strain of Hanoi's they are dealing with the lives and futures of fellow °'' coordinator, says election day should be military activi ties in Sou th Vietnam, combined human beings. rejection day for officials who',, grown old in wi th the North's reconstruction problems, are their jobs, % And as for the charge that members of the 1)8.1' Zj more than can be ha ndled by the inherently The Idea, Buetwing adds, Is not just to throw foster crime so they can make more money, well fficIent and unskilled bureaucracy of the the old rascals out, but to return public office to again Chief East reveals a distressing ignorance of North, compounded by domestic Politburo that which It was originally Intended to be, an what goes on in real life. There are very few political objectives inimical to economic growth. ever-changing repository for fresh ideas and lawyers who, given the opportunity, wouldn't Tens of thousands of young people are being activity unencumbered by political sell interest prefer to practice civil as opposed to criminal law if transferred from the heavily-populated delta to The thought is not new, as witness the flnd _____________________ their primary goal was to make money. In fact, one the mountain and foothill regions of the North In Amendment, but, understandably, it Is rarely ,&jte4 desperate attempt to boost output. For in spite of the distressing things about the state of the bar discussed in this town. Sen. Mark Hatfield (Rf the reclamation programs of the past decade, today is the relatively few attorneys practicing Ore.) had the audacity to suggest the possibility nd the total la under cul ti va ti on In Nor th Vietnam in th e Sena te a few years ago. He felt no member criminal law. has declined by 5 to 7 per Cent. of Congress ahouldseve more than ls years. Not We all know about the Baileys and the Bellis and l) of Though large investments and a great surprising, his support was zero. Term the Foremans and the Williams' but these are men forced labor have been poured into state farms, limitation is dirty language among poli ticians; who have reached the pinnacle of their profession currentbelief is that workers on these "All members of Congress have a primary in. and their services are available to very few of its. projects are cultivating only a fif th of the land terest in being reelected," as ex-Representative i On the other hand, go to any large city and start alloted. Productivity is currently deteriorating. Frank E. Smith once put it, "some members inquiring around for a good defense attorney and have no other interest." A bare third of the 30,000 middle school And, to be lure, there are some serious flaws in you'll find they are few in number. And those who graduates in agricultural science are serving in the Limi tation thesis. On those wonderful ocagriculture at least on the farms. Most have are acknowledged as "professionals" in their field cas i ns, as example, w'a , truly decent men are are usually up to their necks in clients, few of whom little impact According to reports from Hong elected to public trust it would seen a shame not Kong, few of these young men and women have will ever be able to pay more than a token fee. nto been assigned to jobs for which they were take advantage of their excellence for as long WASHINGTON (AP) Milk prices in most me co-ops were given exemptions We're all human, lawyers and police chiefs trained. News from the field indicates most are parts of the country are being held above federal titrust laws during the Depression, when a firne as possible. If Abe Lincoln were mayor, Vietnam ese NJ \"\\ Economy In Bad Shape - - - 11 Ranchers, Solons To Meet Faces Needed In 'a - - - - (( ( \ . to Gets EPA Warning JACKSONVIU,E, Fla (AP) -TheCity of Jackonvule / 'I II M l k Co-ops U sing Lai., To 'Rip Off' Customers a alike. We all make mistakes, lawyers, police chiefs distrwted by farm managers. The newcomers, minimums through the bargaining power of big dabymen were at the mercy of bottlers and and George Wallace challenging, the question of and editorial %Titers. But when we're speaking to these men say, don't have the right attitude, dairy cooperatives, according to governmental cheese makers. But the processors now contend having a fresh (ace With fresh Ideas becomes the public on controversial issues, we should There are frequent press reports of a lack of bnd private statistics. that the tables have turned, and itis they who are moot indeed. On the other hand, limiting the term of the exercise some sense of responsibility and restraint, socialist spirit. The government calculated that extra charges at the merry of the CO-op.. President has had no noticeable effect on the Regretably, Chief East did neither. Under the law, the Secretary of Agriculture Is There are also repealed reports of farmers levied by coops amounted to an average of l. demoaa!'y, nor has the same curb on governors per half-gallon nationwide last June, the required to prevent co-ops from using their resulted encroaching with their private plots on tile in disaster for the states that so rule. most recent month for which an official average special status to enhance their prices unduly. - collective rice fields and of men finding wa y s A _ D I :J L EI'4LIST NOW I S ELECT TOM finwv" COUNTY COMMISSION PoIt,ClI Adv r V CAR F em 12,1 , d- r' - MA Paid lot by 0 Br", Campaign Tr ea t For the Man Who Needs a Car Office ___ - DEMOCRAT DISTRICT2 - I needed that!" JACKSON VILLE, Fin. I API A Jacksonville oil official says the price of heating oil has nearly doubled in a year but adds there won't be a shortage in Florida unless a prolonged cold spell occurs. Bryan Cooksey, president of the Oil Fuel Institute of Florida, said No. 2 fuel oil is selling at an average retail price of 44.5 cents a gallon, compared to 26.7 cents a year ago. Kerosene, alsoknown as No, loll, Is averaging 47 cent,, an increase of 15 to 18 cents. - - - I'ALATKA. Fla, i API — The Putnam County Commission, heeding citizen protests, has unanimously rejected a 19.3 million water and sewer program that would have included a $3 million federal grant and a $63 million loan. The five-member commission acted Tuesday after receiving 16 petitions with numerous s1gntures criticizing the project, scheduled for a newly developed area north of Palatka. Users were to be assessed for water and sewer hookups and pay for monthly services. Heating Oil Shortage - "Thanks - Putman Rejects Sewer Plan - BERRY'S WORLD 111Y,, has been warned to clean up 11 sewage treatment plants that the Environmental Protection Agency says are below standard. The EPA warning, which could lead to fines up to $50,000 a day, comes on top of state action banning further sewage treatment outfalls in most of the Jacksonville area. Plants covered in the warning are mostly in subdivisions and were formerly operated by private companies. BROOKS JACKSON The fact is, public office Is not as acBut department officials say no action is wider spend less than the required tours on communal is available. average has risen since then, but the way to roll back the present record-high extra commodating to change as it once was. The land. One dispatch states that 110th of cooperative land in some districts is under Agriculture Department has not yet revealed the charges. In the 52 years that the present law has founding fathers intended that the doors to amount of the increase. Bottlers say dairy co-op been on the books, not one single price action has elected responsibility should swing easily both private cultivation, in southern Florida are charging 11 cents per been brought by the department against a co-op. ways so that a fickle electorate could regularly Transportation is said to be in a state of half-ga llon over federal minimums, which one The extra charges levied by the dairy co-op. yan k people out to put people in. Over the -chronic disease." government economist said was the highest have increased sharply in recent months as the decades, however, elected office has tended to Though the Soviet Union and China pour in. extra charge ever recorded. dairymen moved to protect Ummlves against a become a career rather than a fling. In 1870, creasing amounts of economic assistance Into Co-ops are able to charge prices above federal sharp seasonal drop in federal minimum prim according to Hugo Buehrfng, there was a 50 per North Vietnam, this aid does not seem to be minimums because of their the and partial for milk, cent turnover In Congress each election, in 1900 turning the tide. According to Europeans in close immunity from antitrust Laws. The dairymen also have complained of a this turnover fell to 30 per cent, and now it is touch with the situation, the Politburo planners Under present law, bottlers must pay at least severe profit squeeze as higher costs pushed about It During the last election 79 per cent of do not know how to efficiently use these what the government sets as the minimum price against the falling prices. At one point recently incumbent senators and 96 percent of Incumbent resources and much is being wasted, for fluid milk in 61 federally regulated markets, the government calculated that 100 pounds of representatives won reapproval. which account for about 80 per cent of the milk would buy only 110 pounds of high-protein What this means is that South Vietnam may be On balance it is probably not a good idea to be nation's fluid milk. But coops are free to demand Feed, the worst such ratio In struggle throogh for the foreseeable since 1947. abh' In the best against a candidate merely because he has won future despite its own considerable political and more, and also are free to join in price-fixing of times 100 pounds of milk buys 170 to 10 pounds before. But there are, no doubt, worse ways to of feed, economic prblems and despite the Senate and associa tions among themselves. make up one's mind on Election day. House slash in President Ford's assistance proposals. It would be interesting to "dig a little dee pe r" conWhat the South needs more than anything else The Sanford City Commission races are only starti ng thv '!i',: i rxlk'rt technical advico, mainly in cerning a certain legal firm's contribution to a certa in to heat up. local candidate. That $1945 contribution Includes all of practical economics and particularly in small. Around I've been told there are two women waiting until their associate lawyers with their respective amounts scale farm and business operations. For Hanoi's exactly the "right time" to make their announcements creating this total. I wonder —Il when you extended each soldiers will most certainly destroy major ('if iclal. amount, wouldn't It also correspond with the appropriate f actories and large4cale land development And the latest "gent" to be considering the plunge Is a ___ shares owned by these Individuals within that same ft(Wh continued disruption and well-known Sports enthusiast and Supporter who has concern? discouragement of major foreign investment, already picked t his qualifying papers. All eight of 'em supporting the same candidate? I except, perhaps In offshore oil. 4 can't ever recall when we had eight legal minds agreeing _______ on one subject so empha tica ll y with th eir money! our1 A woman caller buzzed me and wanted to knew "how THOUGHTS come Senator Kennedy isn't to be her.rd from regarding the school racial problems they're having in Boston?" "As for yourself, you shall go to your fathers in Question that mey which was in a safe and The Clock "It's O.K. for him to come down South, and he even Peace; you shall be buried in a good old age." ripped -off from a local household, isn't It the truth that It went over to England to try and tell them how to solve Genesis 15:15. , ass In "safekeening" for a "friaM"in N.w Yer' , their piblra. Bu1 when it's right under his nose.. not *Uttil 0%. 08 %ftd3ftA "I shall grow old, but never lose lift7tIf and when its found, should prow very Interesting, to a word!" because the road's last turn will be the say the least. You know, she does have a point. Henry Van Dyke, American clergyman. TAMPA, Fin. tAP) A presentence Investigation has been ordered for a 19-year-old mother who pleaded guilty to charges that she tortured her infant son. Lisa Joy Duncan said Tuesday the abused her sevenmonth -old baby Cliffcrd, who is in the custody of his grandparents after being hospitalized last July with bruises, fractures and bite marks. Asst. State Atty. Al Guemmer said Mrs. Duncan told police one reason she struck and bit the baby was that he cried too much, Jax -J, - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. 'API — Florida ranchers and congressmen will meet Friday to talk over problems affecting the beef industry. Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner said Tuesday that forum would be held Friday in Gainesville. Rep. Bob Sikes and Sen. Lawton Chiles are among those expected to attend, Conner said. The meeting was prompted by the low prices cattlemen are receiving for 300-to 400-pound calves that have been led on grass, Conner said, Mother Admits Baby Torture ))j\ - Buffet Beaches MIAMI AP Winds of up to 45 miles an hour were buffeting the East Coast from the Carolinas to Florida today. Forecasters said beach erosion and minor flooding would last until the end of the week. c;lerrn Seh artz of the National Hurricane Center in Miami said Tuesday that the winds "will blow hard for several days with no significant decrease until at least Thursday and it will take even longer for the seas to calm down. "That wave action is just about all along the East Coast all the way to Jacksonville and into the Carolinas," Schwartz said. "But Florida's getting the worst of it." Seas as high as 15 feet were reported offshore but a spokesman for the Coast Guard in Miami said there was no increase in emergency calls. . East, in an interview with Staff Writer Donna has been accused by a defeated election rival of violating financial disclosure and conflict-of-interest laws. The house Standards and Conduct Committee scheduled a hearing today on the charges, which Melvin termed "ridiculous." The allegations were filed before the Ethics Commission by Kenneth E. Boles of Fort Walton Beach, defeated by Melvin in the Democratic primary. The alleged violations involved the leasing of office space in a Melvin-owned Fort Walton Beach building to the Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement. High Winds . I ... ti4p (' IUI ,i;!itir ¶mfir, v%, th k'P. CO p tit fi! - lqi r."r 1 utirrI pipes. tJt up 10 IftIl çiçe npIit qlay still 2fccfc itua . " ,, I il I a,, Il )1 4 S't,.' 1 .,----. I4q1d% mite Plans Reapportion Suit TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) 1974 Legislature, all in the —Demand that Turllngton Alabama blacks gained 25 cause it discriminates against NAACP's complaint, said, "We In an attempt to make it house, make 15 per cent of his profes- seats in its Legislature after blacks who have been steered are now reviewing the entire easier for blacks to get elected The suit, approved at the sional staff black. reapportionment, Gooden into nonacademic courses by testing program used by the to the Florida Legislature, the state NAACP convention last --.Ask Gay, Reubin Askew added, white counselors, various education agencies, state NAACP says it plans to week in Gainesville, probably and the state Cabinet to pardon The present multi-member Gooden said he had no al' along with the state assessment sue for reapportionment into will be filed in January in Tal. Wilbert Lee and Freddie Pitts, legislative districts, which in- ternative suggestions for col. techniques, to see if we can desingle-member legislatalve dis- lahassee, Gooden said. two black men imprisoned for elude Florida's most populous lege officials to use in deter- velop the best and most equitricts. The Florida chapters of the the murder of two white service counties, discriminate against mining who should get into cot- table measure of pupil assessment, The 12th grade test is one The Rev. R.N. Gooden of Tat- civil rights organization also station attendants 11 years blacks and minority groups, lege. ago in Port St. Joe, Gooden said. The only way most blacks can of those under study." lahassee, the group's field (II. voted to: —Ask Education Corn. Askew has said his office is The apportionment, devel- get into universities such as "We recognize the problem of rector, said Tuesday that reap120-member missioner Ralph Turlington to reviewing the Pitts-Lee case. oped through use of a computer Florida State now is to be the need for more minority portionment of the of that the Board Asked why mere blecks in 1972, has been upheld by the cldssif led as disadvantaged, staffing not only blacks but Florida House and 40-member recommend on using to get Regents stop scores didn't run for the Legislature Florida Supreme Court. Gooden said. He described that for more women," said Senate was the only way test the 12th-grade placement this year, Gooden replied: Gooden said the NAACP as a way to keep blacks feeling Turlinglon. "I'm committed more blacks as lawmakers. as criteria for entrance to "They probably didn't think chapters wanted suspension of inferior, and we are working to improve Only three blacks were in the Florida universities, they had a chance." use of the 12th-grade test beTurlinglon, when told of the the situation" - Disclosure Violation Charged TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Rep. Jerry Melvin, D. Fort Walton Beach, Previously, the United States had enforced a correspondent Ken Owen now reveals, "I was Owen's story with our own high-level sources WASHINGTON The state ii has solemnly denied our story that Henry strict arms embargo against the white summoned to the Executive Office Building who confirm its accuracy. Home Delivry: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Kissinger's first tilt was toward the white supremacists and kept official contacts to a beside the White House and asked if I would use INSIDE THE WHITE HOUSE: President Year, $2&40. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. minimum, supremacist nations of Southern Africa. column my regular of comment on American Ford's barber, Milton Pitts, has sold him on a other mall: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. But after Kissinger changed the policy, the affairs in the Star to convey a message directly more modern look. Pitt, sketched a proposed Although we had requested comment four days earlier, the State Dept. waited to respond United States approved the sale of aircraft to to Pretoria (the South African capital)." new hairline on a picture of the President in the until our story appeared. It "takes a little South Africa; sold Portugal some Boeing 7075 Owen told my associate Joe Spear that he Washington Post and showed it to Ford. The straining," said a spokesman, "to say we have that were used to ferry troops to her white spoke to a Kissinger aide who gave him a full barber wanted to eliminate the shaved gap colonies; allowed Union Carbide to import briefing on the new policy. He was asked "to around the President's ears which went out of tilted toward the white regimes of Africa." precisely the comment our African chrome from Rhodesia; attempted to retain a emphasize the necessity for Pretoria to respond style a decade ago. Ford approved the sketch policy documents called for. Kissinger per- consulate in Salisbury, Rhodesia; and vetoed in a manner which would protect President and is now growing a new hairline closer to the sonally selected as U.S. policy the second option more stringent sanctions against Rhodesia In the Nixon's flank from Black Africa, from Negro ears Consumer representative Carol in the secret National Security Memorandum 39. United Natlois. groups and from the professional anti-apartheid For.-man startled President Ford at the secret The State Dept., in all fairness, resisted the lobby." The United States "would maintain public op. White House session which spawned his new position to racial repression but relax political changes which were forced upon them by Owen claimed that the State DepL's "Whip Inflation Now" program. "Mr. There are few rnemhers of our society in less isolation and economic restrictions on the white Kissinger's opposites in the basement of the professionals regained the ascendancy over President," she confronted him, "you've asked White house. Kissiner was so dlsturbcd at the A fr ican policy after KIssinker became absorbe(l us to reduce waste by five per cent, reduce :;ti.d of Li j)Ubht: (Icleilder luau members of thC states:' Ktssinger changed American policy From State Dept., in fact, that he didn't trust them to by Middle East and Watergate. driving by five per cent and increase taxes by legal profession. The nature of their profession "basic opposition" to "public opposition" toward communicate the new policy to South Africa. The tilt toward the white regimes, he said, five per cent. Could we ask the big oil companies demands that they be articulate — and most are racial repression in the white-ruled African Instead, he took the extraordinary step of sen. "still remains technically the American policy, to reduce their profits by five per cent In order to sometimes, to a fault. countries. He charged the existing policy of ding the message through an influential column but it has become a posture instead of a lower the cost of heating oil this winter so people Still, we would be walking away from our "correct relations" to a "quiet" policy r.f more in South Africa's Johannasburg Star. process." won't freeze?" Ford bucked the suggestion to the "Odt of the blue," the Star's Washington FOOTNOTE: We have checked out Ken ad hoc advisory group which rejected it... obligations as a newspaper if we didn't comment at relaxed relations. least briefly on the position of Altamonte Springs Police Chief Justus East as outlined in Monday's Evening Herald. FLORIDA NAACP O,I.',do Pis. \ I4." - - 32° - GOP Leaders Will Stick With Latham TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') Leon County grand Jury with also that he had served eight happy with him. But they are in Republicans will stick with taking $40,000 from former law months in the boys school at the minority." treasurer candidate Jeffrey partners to send insurance Thomnaa and other epub1iMarianna for stealing a car top Iithain despite his admission vases their way and $10,000 at the age of 15. cans stressed Iitharn's suit'. of a reform school record and From a banker seeking state Asked if Lathamn could defeat miient that he was seeking supKu Klux Klan contacts, a party treasury deposits. O'!allev in view of harmful nort from voters In---- any r----official says. But O'Malley has strongly re- disclosures about eluding Klansmen. State Republican Chairman sisted calls for his resignation. date, Thomas said, "probably "I think maybe he meant L.E. "Tommy" Thomas dis- Campaigning in Tampa on S0.10 something different than came pu ted speculation Tuesda y of a Tuesday, he reiterated his in"I don't think the disclosures out.in the paper," said House Republican effort to force Lath- tention of remaining in the race by Latham will he lp him any Republican Leader Bill James am off the ballot. and said that Florida law rebut by the same token I don't of Delray Beach. "I se hope On the other side, Democratic quires Democratic comthink people are going to vote so.,, leaders including Gov. mitteemen to support him . Reubin Askew and state chair- Latham also can be expected for a man who's under inMeanwhile, Askew's legal di ct'!," he aail. man Jon Moyle have called to stay in the contest. counsel, Arthur Canaday, said La thamu's disclosures appar- Tuesday that the governor will for Treasurer Thomas "It looks like nothing will be O'Malley to resign and not seek done," Thomas said of the ently caused considerable tur- ask the state Supreme Court to re-election. Lath.amn candidacy. "No action moil in GOP circles. One party extend the assignment of the O'Malley was indicted last will be taken and Latham will source said "a lot of neoole are grand Jury's special unhappy with Latham on the prosecutor, State Atty. T. week on two counts of accepting be our candidate," Latham disclosed at a Mon. KKK and the reform school Edward Austin of Jacksonville. $50,000 in unauthorized cornpensation and one count of day news conference that he thing." Austin's assignment began perjury. had twice solicited support Thomas admitted that "there last March and is due to expire O'Malley was charged by the from a Klan leader. He said are a few people who are un- Oct. 28. Canaday said It had not been decided how long an ex- iiier education conunissioner tension Askew would request. Floyd Christian in April on 19 Probes directed by Austin counts of bribery, perjury and lril t in1itrnri t ! f. - - !: r i - - - - Announcing o c Coal Strike May HOROSCOPE Brownouts the newes4 most elegant Armstrong Chm&EWCeffing For Thursday, October 24, 1974 Bring RIGHT ER ORLANDO, Fla. (AP)— The contract expires Nov. 12, Smith possibility of electrical said, brownouts caused by an exHe said utility company coal pected coal 'miners' strike this stockpiles will average about winter has been raised by a 80-days worth when the UMW Federal Power Commission contract ends but warned that member. "average stockpiles do not tell Power commissioner Don the whole Story. Smith,- th dtgstai Goveti'e 'Toda y, some plants have nor Conference-; enerj' stocplles below 30 days, and symposium Tuesday th at the , there Is little prospect of imthreatened miners' strike Is provement at these plants," "the most serious potential Smith said, electric power problem facing Smith told about 150 energy yo ur states soon." officials from 44 states and the Some plants could be forced federal government that the to close within a month of the EPC is planning for utility strike, which could come when companies to share power in the United Mine Workers union the event of isolated shutdowns. Chemical Absence May Bring Cancer By GEORGE W,CRANE those same foods, because our PaD., M.D. grandmothers also gave them CASE BuS: Maxine G., aged such items when our mothers 29, is a scared wife. were children. "Dr. Crane," she confessed, Thus, If we are of Italian "I am consta ntly worri ed lest I background, we probably have may develop cancer of the a desire for starchy foods, such breast, as macaronI, spaghetti, etc. "For I recently saw a report And if, over a period of 25 to by Professor D.E. Anderson, 50 years, our restricted menu biologist at Houston, which said happens to deal with fo'.'ds women whose mother and a deficient in certain vital trace sister both had breast cancer, chemicals needed by our were 47 times more susceptible glands, maybe those glands to It. then fail to secrete the anti"Well, my mother died of cancer hormones that prevent such cancer and now I have an mallgncnt growths. older sister who just had her Many (arm areas also are breast amputated for the same leached of one or more of the 44 reason, water-soluble chemical "Dr. Anderson thinks elements that God placed on heredity thus is a big factor so this Earth when our planets what can I do to live a long first erupted from the oceans. life?" Since there are 44 such waterCancer is the most dreaded of soluble chemicals in the normal all human ailments, though soil, rainfall keeps dissolving heart disease kills three times them and constantly takes them as many Americans. - back to the sea. And U IS ObViOUSlY true nun i. Shacklette thus reported cancer runs in some family twice as many heart deaths lines, as does diabetes, too. among men In nine north "But, Dr. Crane," you may Georgia counties as among exclaim, "Is that absolute proof similar males in nine south' that cancer Is hereditary?" eastern Georgia counties. Not at all, though It is one of He also noted that 13 trace several possibilities! chemicals were lacking In those For example, many cancer nine north counties which crc experts believe that cancer is still present in ample amounts basically due to some chemical in the nine southeastern lack, followed by undue counties, so he felt the greater irritation, as from smoking. card,ac death rate was due to If it results from a prolonged deficiency of one or more of deficiency of water soluble those 13 chemicals. trace chemicals that serve as One famous expert even the raw materials for our en- urged that we eat food obtained docrine gland.5 and tissue cells, from various countries and then both diet and geography continents to be sure we ingest theoretically could explain that the varied chemicals that are supposed hereditary tendency. possibly the raw materials You readers know that most needed to keep us free from of us develop our basic menu cancer. zippctitc because of the food So send for my bccFJet "The our mothers served us In Ocean's 44 Trace Chemicals," childhood, enclosing a long stamped, But our mothers probably return enve'ope, plus 25 cents. obtained their fondness for They MIGHT prevent t'ancer. 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Pirates for outfielder Gene ' n JAras 1970, %%ht-ri he batted .302, deal %%as not for long-ball liitbody's grandfather, smiling Chiles. In the day's other trade, Tech. (soccer) 2 p.m. He is also the Milwaukee Brewers sent ters. Neither Clines nor Dyer The Seminole Junior College an always affable. Seminole County Cross always ready to make a trade. second baseman John Vukovich managed a home run last sea- golf team recently took first the Cincinnati Reds for leftson or hit for high average, place in the Valencia Corn. Country Championship at ball to Paul has remoldvu I handed pitcher Pat Osburn. dines batted .fl5 in 101 games munity College Tourney.Sanford Naval Course 10 a.m. club with a series of major Bonds and Murcer both are 28 Pittsburg , appear ing trades, the latest one Tuesday years old, both earn more than mostly as a pinch-hitter, while a total of 475 after 27 holes SANFORD FtAG FOOTBALL when he swapped Bobby MurPlayoffs at Ft. Mellon Park $10D,000 and both arrived in the Dyer played sparingly behind resulting in a play-off. . cer to the San Francisco Giants iajor leagues at aIX)ut the I Mets backstops Jerry Crote Seminole won the ensuing Field 10 a.m. z_ for [lobby Bonds, in an ex- " ___oi__e - --same time. ittid Ron Hodges, and compiled play-off as the four members of _F POPWARNER change of two of baseball's top Bonds was percentage. I team carded even pars. p i. Ill OGET FOOTBALL outfielders. Giants midway through the 1968 Vukovich saw limited duty Florida placed third with a '%U J Eastbrook s Altamonte .-. . ith the thewers and ill be 478, followed by Valencia The Bonds-Murcer swap, season nd hit a grand slam home run in his first major . .issiiined to Cincinnati's In- Santa Fe 489, then Central Fla. Springs a Brantley pm Iiiade on the first day of the Semoran vs Wiuuermere at league iuime lie set a major dianapolis farm dub Osburn with a 521 __iv -___1-119ra %__ ____ - ~t~ vollected a 2-3 re,cord and 2.52 Kim Young of Valencia was Brantley 5 p.m. ____. ranks as one of the biggest one- league record by opening 11 ~- - a E.. 1973. earned run average with In- low man with a 112, followed by for-one deals ever in.ade in games with home runs in 't Murcer came up for keeps in dianapolis, earning a brief trial Jeff Fox 113, theen Chip Harkens LyTnan 3 p.m. terms -of the names irvolved. Maitland vs Det.and at and his 140 career homers with the parent club but finish- and Jerry Hulbert both with The Yankees' .National 1969 De .arx p.m. MURt-ER HOBBY placed him 17th on the Yankees tog itt% 00 tk'ciskaiis, 117 Lea!ue rivals, ItO' N- vr -7- 1 I 29 i I l PIRES cv" MAT ACCOWANT 040911 OCT. 29 PWt WIT14out Coon* pit I - ;3 dw fE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMtT OUANTITIES 0- -, Iti , ' - ' _A .- - . -.---"-- - - * h ' • Pulsating Acti n ... ou Bet! 0 ORLANDO 0" it"jr SEA41NOLE got r or s ratesf Game " Pari..Mutue'I Wagering IA/ i 1' iriOfiu S "W ld' - 2 power-charged games nightly except Sunday p.m. Matinees 12 noon Monday, Thursdj, Saturda • IbiOBigQsDailv o Big Paying QuInlelat a La dies ftte Thursday Night e T*o BiX Daily Doubh~s (Under 13 not admitted) For Reit!vatlons call 30S us int from Ia a rn to6p.m.ONLY 7 MlL1SN0RTIj0F0RIAND00NM%Y 17-92 IIR\ F'RK - I - -- - - ' _______ K.A0 - - Wi • ninctit wnM nrnn,1 I F -, . Gol ers Complete with a beautiful I . .• . n ` 99 I 4% - -% - Bo p :1:21 Foam Cups ~ - __ - - 6_0L for 91 4- DA YS ON , 07 m % - __% ".' ', Alai Results - . . T I 4 '-, outwuh . 140Z " I, - " 19 PolieGri IS t ' %0%0Wr1&-LJ%fr-% bold. 1520 The man from Winter Springs Perfects u-11 $W 4140 3 Brftng up the rear this Eddy øehiia TENTH - Sinol", Spec 7: is still four picks behind leader Oulnlela (4 7) 167.40 Crooms running back Jeff Jones picks up yardage, but Panthers were shutout by Howell 14-0, for first loss week for the swond time is 14 10 10 00 6 4 1J F, Muguerza Perfecta (4 7) 121300 Pete Rogers, who finished .. 640 460 R a mon Yankee Sean Code with FOURTH — oun. Spec 7: second for the first time with a another under .5W week, at 74. Oulniela 1411) $7700 week of 114, very consistent Mencha I I - Zarre 6,90 400 1 Although his wrong picks Of Doubles (7 1) %104 70 the Eagles, S.W. LouWaria and Quinitia n-7) %3s so ELEVENTH - Doubles. Spec 7: His two stumpers of the Florida State naturally went Perfecta 11-1) 1113-40 ArechoPerol 1300 A.20 340 9 . Patriots and West Virginia against his overall record, the 9,40 600 6 Larres . , .. 7 proved to be the margin bet- picks proved not to be that far Chucho-Murus 16 so 8 60 5.20 3 Erdoza Remort SANFORD - The final game rushing and 14 passing for 120 GuInleta (61) $77 00 Howell scored In the second didn't, along with mistakes and ween first and second place for fetched as all three teams just Bilbao.Altu A 00 300 3 statistics were very similar but total yards. Perfecta (11 6) SM 30 period on a safety. They scored penalties, which cost then, M the leader. 4.00 Negul Mencha 1 1 barely Dit.s, Spec. 1: TWEL FTH Otiniela (3S) 53660 Crooms played without some again in the third quarter on an yards. the final score was not as Perfecta (33) U460 0,40 S60 S BilboaLarrea Silver Hawks of Lake Howell of its regulars but did get 18 yard run. Then with 3. Crooms' next game is Nov. SIXTH - Doutilits, Spec. 1: seconds remaining in the game, 5th hosting Lyman. Is-vu • defeated Croonts 14.0, Tuesday, outstanding running QubnieIa(1-5) 162.00 formances from Jeff Jones. they iced the game with a one at Seminole Stadium. ouirr;, , sso Louis Lively and Chris Rigglns. yard run. Play was interrupted during (2 8 40 In dropping it., first game, The defense was led by tackle Crooms had two interceptions the third quarter due to a power - Coach Barry Wenhold's team Marcus Kendricks with six and fumbled three times but failure. Fans; and players alike accumulated 100 yards rushing tackles and linebacker Roger recovered one. sat in total darkness for 25 Alice Hendricks established a Standifer and EstMr Szabo and 13 in the air for 113 yards, Herring, who Wenhold felt wits Wenhold felt that Howell minutes before the game new high scratch game and converted the 2-7. v.~. came to play and his Panthers resumed. compared to Howell's 106 on almost every play. WHA v The Associated Presi series for the Generation Gap The 3.10 fell for Anna NHL East Division bowling league when she fired a Coleman, Wanda Hubbard, Eve L 1 P13% G O 212450 for Davis Coin Laundry Rogero and Shirley Simas. DIvisonL T t'ts OF GA Clevela d 9 10 Islãd 4 1 1 9 26 15 I I 0 2 1 7 and scored a clean sweep over Mabel Adams and Caroly Street P' Enq A 2 1 9 25 It Chicago philphia I I 0 2 3 4 Vale's Junior Shoeland. picked up the M. Alice Hendricks put four NyRars 2 2 1 5 IS 15 Teammate Peg Patey s 192.487 West Division Division strikes together and Mickey was a big assist, Phoenix 2 0 1 S 15 hO 3 2 2 8 21 20 San vancvr Second year coach Barry they advance to the high school varsity. Diego 2 1 0 A 13 12 By PETE ROGERS IAng also chalked in a turkey, Chicago 3 3 0 6 20 11 Hftston Wenhold, who came to Croorns level. The cons to the program, Herald Sports Editor Plaza high for Fairway "We do have a problem of according to Wenhold that 3 3 1 5 13 IS Turnover Is a word signifying from Winter Park High School, Patey who scored 78 pins over MOTI, no 3 0 0 3 14 while Anna Laundromat 0 S 0 0 $ K.C. change in personnel, either along with Seminole head man getting them away from sand with only a six game schedule, Canadian Division a her average. Division 3 1 0 0 S 21 $ Toronto small or on a wholesale level. Claude Woodruff feels the lot technicue, and some of the program barely breaks Coleman's 168-478 led the 0 24 17 ovebec .rnohes if a business organization or system is unique and it does them want to imitate the pros even financially, and the other Southern Loaners as they split ' 0 rnlpeg 2 0 0 .4 2 1 2 3 5 21 21 Vancyr Montreal they see on television," cx. athletic programs at the school the points 2-2. 1 3 0 2 6 IS an athletic team experiences have its pros and cons, Edmor-ton 0 I 0 0 0 4 Wenhold likes the aspect of plained Wenhold. are in the red. wholesale changes unhappiness Janet Standier and Sandy But Wenhold's main job is to The Florida Athletic Russell were high for Vogel's Is usually the mood of the being selective even at that Division 4 3 2 1 7 24 22 "--"- turn out for the keep the players at this level Association ruled that Buff al o level, as 60 boys organizations, Croorns Car Wash when they won three 2911 Orlando Dr. is Sanf ord Toronto interested in football. cannot play a 10 game schedule. points over Mooney'3 Auto But there is an athletic team and he keeps only 40. Boston Although its not required at which hampers the financial IkxIy Shop. Ilealsohastheopportunityto SANFORD 32)6100 organization In Seminole 1 .4 2 4 17 32 Calif. ORLANDO 531 1MO Tuisday Games Count shkh has a 100 per cent work with all the players at an Crooms, he suggests that this situation , TODAY iew York Islanders 2. At Nonna Sharp s 160-442 led Wenhold has two assistants, turnover every year where even level as the majority have players participate in an off,won unhappiness is not the reason. never been expose d to season weight program, which 1xit feels the program survives Fleetline Homes when the) t h mate,, eir with he feels keeps them interested with a minimum of equipment three points in Detroit 3 Washington 0 4 Croonis High School in organized football before U.S_ Bankers. minrwsota 3. Vancouver 2 ,., "We try to teach them the in football year-around. lie also admits that some of the which happens to nIURSDAY Widneidly S Games and With a total of 20 graduates his good football players from YoiI experience a wholesale tur- basic fundamentals Nr'a Mickey Lang's 189-461 was a Si- iout Seminole Junior College if they stick together from last years 40 man squad last year have not gone out for big assist for Rainbow T.V. Cross Country at Jacksonville Rangers hopefully noveron its football team every Detroit &I AtlardS year, is an exception. The as a group. they'll give coach which finished 4-1-1, pla)ing on the team at Seminole. lie feels Service as they scored three for Division 11 competition. St in and tie our Montreal at Toronlo ar oe Harbour. school has only a ninth grade Woodruff a good team in the the JV tearn, Greg Pringle has some of good athletes are being wins over Mo Washington at Chicago Lyrnan JV's at Daytona FUN BUNCHI Bo'Stofl of Pittsburgh and all the students move on to varsity at Seminole High School emerged fron that group , to pressured to specialize in one "MON SAT e A.M.-.$ P.M. the 445-10; Beach Mainland. Kansas Cily at caitfornia Jan Ilenaud spared ____ ng six)rt and sometimes that sport Sein~nole Ifigh School for the employs so the players will be perform a sometimes Norma Sharp 5410; Janet familiar with the s>-stem when role for Claude Woodruff 's Isn't football. tenth grade. FRIDAY Ocala Forest at Lake Brantley 4 Y~9 I 1-,~/ — IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ask the runager lot a Raincheck. it enhillesyoutolh.itematl!eadpnce when it comes in again. Dhposable 4fer Formula ,~ '.-' EAON FOR THc?.c- I -11 .. ,) Borden's -- A Cold 139 ,, ADVERTISED Bloc 14111111111111111111 M 0x%f%0=Rf"RD 9-6 unanimous stumpers of the staffer Bill Belleville, who Jai ,ek for the Herald's panel of saved face after last week's I --. Perfecta Sfl 512210 TUESDAYS RESULTS predictors. poor performance. Bellevelle 7 SE1 VEN1TH - 1 bI Si . J)I'Z Although Lee Geiger fell into finished with a 10-5 week, just 040 5 00 I 20 b,anl 1 1: 1160 A 640 4 the above category, with the barely edging out otmr Guest Aouirre 4 60 3 Predictor, Councilwoman Irene MChI ii -LII Oviedo and Jets loses, it was •. 7.20 7 Mencha II Eioua OUlnhell (4-7) S39 00 Echano-Yaz 1.20 6 Van Eepoel of Winter Springs, only setback as the boxing 4 - -4 "expert" finished in first pia c* who firiished with a 9-6 week. EIGHTH - Doubles, Spec. 7: Perftcla 11 2) SAI 30 1460 700 520 2 Erdoza Juan Irene, being our first female SECOND — Doabhes. 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Snead was sent from New York By the time the game was quarterbacks, Craig Morton, Corner ba ck Jim Marsalts was to the 49er3 for two high draft over,fourclubshadnewquar. the disenchanted Dallas Cow. dealt by the Chiefs to the Den- picks, one lnl9l5 and the second krbaeks. boy backup man, was sent to ver Broncos in exchange for in 1976. The Los Angeles Rams had theNewYorkGiants,whodealt tackle Torn Drouga.s and line. Mortoncouldplayagalnstthe the biggest surprise Tuesday, journeyman veteran Norm backer Torn Graham. Cowboys on Sunday when the final day for interclub trading Snead to the San Francisco "John liadi's cxperience, Giants entertain Dallas at New — and got the biggest reward, 49ers, who then traded Joe ability and leadership qualit1e Haven, Coon. five draft choices from the Reed to the Detroit Lions, should be of great value to the Morton, as well as three of the Green Bay Packers for John Archie Manning, however, team," said Dan Devine, the other players involved in llaffl. stayed with the New Orleans Packercoachandgeneralman. Tuesday's trading, has signed That's right, the I'Lams traded Saints, who apparently couldn't ager. Devine. however, in- with the WFL. i'cay John had), the quarter- make the right deal for their dicated he still plans to start Morton, however, says hic back who made all pro after quarterback by the 4 p.m., Jack Concannon on Swiday contract with the WFL for the leading them to a 12-2 record EDT, Tuesday trading dead- when the Packers play IN 1975 n void ca last year. IladI couldn't get the line, even though he was ben- Lions. had a no-move clause in his deal Los Angeles offense to move ched last week. Manning had To get Had], the Packers with the Houston Texans. who this year. been on the trading block, agreed to give up their No. I have now shifted to Shreveport, It meant that James Harris' reliable league sources reportpromotion to starter is per. ed. and 1976, plus a No. 3 pick for The other WFL signees are inanent. The 27-year-old black In the day's other exchanges, 1975. Matuszak, Culp and Drougas. 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II '. 52 llo&w%% I.Sm t 15 cording to World Book rQ searchers, children testified agnstrownparcnts. American colonists brought the belief with them fromE la~ Suspected witches sul. fered perseicution In Con. SCHOOL 1c4 V s- , I . Battervinrluded — 4 P e Whu -a taus: I I Santa i - ~ 4A - - tht real Saflits on to you '- 1. Model -FPR-1258 . Slide ruletuning !ç. — . PARENTS NAMES - I '\, •.:--'& - -- Our at. cWS As a fewl. of an Pais Halloween Costum ' t 0/ I ~ — 99 Portab - 12 Parade .. - 1:i f maker t stores. tre ire ro middleman el . ;*AStS Ir4 lower d" F Juliette AM/FM - ,- - - -. . 11 . . . . - % . --~!v 6~~ --._§~%A . - 'I 0-4 - :-. __________ C;nsldef the fact that out SeRz Brands are made C:3U, for us Afi are ched to out ritd sptolecitiorts aid PRICE iI corn without Oaking or . stirring. n "'t* ffwxher Reno jr" — — — — Durirg. ft IM and 1700s a deep fear of witdwraft swept most of Europe. Thousands sus. PeM of beftig wild" we tried and executed. Courts allowed gossip as th'U AI Sports Writer . .~'_ , dues ort — ______ . Corn Popper _ In another tesL the suspect's UI , -. : Before you deade... Mirro 4- Quart U17L LM glAk" Wand ! - readY low. low prescription - burden railruadsfMi I question oddt-m of There were rmny tests to cle19 Elected ones iarm:ng I ternune whether a woman was22 eroes 43 EarIii Pioneei 21 Coat parts a witch. Examiners sometimes DOWN 23 Chant 45 "Shado%% ton ivar i searched for "devil's marks." 2SCurt Theseweremoles,scarsoroth. tstgn a;auon er bodily marks that could be , 30 'uwjikepa,l 4Mao—iung Bridle part undees*anding ,, stuck W1uiauiwiuiOUiCaUMIg SEuropean VWrnorrby 49 In aactraIgrarn 'conih form, pain. These marks were an ri%er leading 34 tirtvit letter i you a VIP at discount ott 13-01 L!'I'l I f i%,L E Cisco DISCOUNT PRICE - I - HAIR SPRAY 07 L ..6 F2 ____ m m& 44Tw&n(Ccxnt%h 7=9 ure 50S%L%Sc2n:.-jn 14 L N e Li - d1a.'4y 43 iaur eta ri' 46 I C AiM C R DA N Q_ . _; _ --11 I __ rssmgah~ffi _______ Age 60 or beer mDL' ,iuz on ra e a By BEN THOMAS -. PR P.4 __ : . UN T rflenibersliip Card. No Appil ,' ONE BOTTLE sjr 100 AnsAef to Pfevious Puive for the j .- -. -- Dflth — _....r- - .. Wednesday,Oct. 23,1974-7A H a __________________---- - the Lark _ (, ESCRIPTIONPM — LIMIT 1 DISCOUNT PRICE 4 DA YS ONL Y OISCOUNT PRICE 4 DA YS ONL Y 4 DA YS ONL Y - . - ---I---- • 0 ICE CREAM LIMIT 1 OISCOuNT PRICE BETEL lll(;N*ONIA BRAMBLE r FMATN -. -. - - , .- -T__-: — - - 4ez 1 BORDEN'S GLACIER CLUB ____ I PIERS SIZE . 1 11 - /_ UII41. , CIBR CERNGSSEPNAIN0N late 1700s. Many suffered terrible torture until they con. fe.ssedtobeingwltchestoayoid further torment. It I hiAl up CLEAATTHNSIWHN0GICE nocent people, mostly women. Some historians estimate the Christian Church put about - I FACIAL TISSUES tique of magic, evil spirits and witchcraft led to the per- - --------.- SPORM - IKXCMIXBAIBSDCDCMBT a nd ceremonies, I .--- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. LTAASNATLLIGIOOBSEE I- i - p : CRCREEPERCTERIELIMS S I T I N I L EPENOULNALRE In the Middle Ages people be. keyed evil spirits made them yawn and then jumped down their victims' throats while their mouths were open, ac. cording to World Book Encyclopedia. So people covered their Mouths more for protection than politeness Those %0,10 (w,ildn't s!ffle tleir aWrLs and v,ere invaded bV the spirit had to have spirits and the sickness they brought exorcised, or driven out, usually through a corn- I SAT. OCT. Xj 1974 COPYRGHi171SUPERiDRU5 — It fathers they were real. In fact, some people were even afraid to yawn because of them. _ 11 - flMETO SEE mEnocTo PRICE GOOD U Vine PI*IS generally onl) around nauo% cen. But while witches goblluis and ghostsinaynot bethken too in - PHONE 3228270 SWXALIMISMIEOBHTHOG CHICAGO (AP) - The dayswitchesarctnthenews . - PH 1 LODEN DR A N X HP E B PG Made ' - — BRAMBELBIGONIAEBDMR 11 - -- Oct. 23, 974 2438 FRENCH AVE. I; - ( -SS1tiIERR, - \hI\t TS FROM 1-4 �— FAT, F : - -.-'. - - -. . - - BEETLE BAILEY Al ston SPO M I N a n age RIET ea r Reds, Brewers Deal CINCINNATI (AP) — The Cincinnati Reds traded minor league pitcher Pat Osburn for third baseman John \ukovich of th e Milwaukee Brewers. Osburn quit last season after being sent to the In. dianapolis Indians of the American Association with a 2-3 r"rd at Cincinnati. Vukovich, 27, hit .188 in 38 games for the Brewers. lie was assigned to Indiarmpolis by the Reds. Vukovich played in Philadelphia in 1971-72 before going to Milwaukee Osburn, 25. was a member of the 1973 American Association All-Star team. Hockey Coach NEW YORK (AP) — Walter Alston, the Los Angeles EWg1ers' unflappable general, was named The Associated Press' National League Manager of the Year today. The stoic Alston, who guided the Dodglers to the National League pennant this season for the seventh time in his 21-year g league career, won n i rout. Alston outscored Danny Mur. taugh, manager ol the National League East champion Piusburgh 290 totes to 87 by the nation's sports Voting writers and broadcasters took Smith, MuI.Key Injured WASHINGTON i AP) Running backs Herb Mul Key and Larry Smith were placed on the injured reserve IW Tuesday by the Washington Redskins of the National Football League. MW-Key has a dislocated shoulder and v.111 undergo s urgery. Smith broke a leg in Sunday's game against the New York Giants. Replacing the two veterans on the 47-man squad were running back Charli e Evans and rookie linebacker Stu offs. Red Schoendienst, whose St. Louis ( rdiu,il ba ttled PIU.. burgh down to the end for the East title. finished third in the balloting with 26 votes. Finishing behind the top three were, Danny Ozark of the Philadelphia Phillies with six votes; Atlanta's Clyde King with three and Cincinnati's Sparky Anderson with two. Alston took a relatively young - Spirits Shuffle (6) Joker's Wild (44) The Fugitive 12:00 124) Man and Environment 1-00 (2, 8) Tomorrow Show (35) Romper Room (44) Father Knows Best 10:33 (2, 8) Winning Streak (6) Gambit THURSDAY 600 () Sunrise Jub,lee Sunshine Almanac Sunshine Almanac 6 25(2) 1 Dream of Jeanrie 6 30 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Dally Devo tional 7:00 (2, 8) Today (6) News (9) tkn 7:30 (44) Black Forum 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (9) Ozzie's Girls (44) New Zoo Revue 8;30 (9) Movie (35) Patty Duke (44) TCfli'leSSCt Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6), Mike Douglas (1) Golden T0he Truth (33) Not For Women Only (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 4) That Girl (35) Florida le Pe4lcoat Junction 10:00 (2, 8) Name That Tune (9) $10,000 Pyramid (3s) Movie (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2,8) High Rollers (6) Now You See It 19) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 6:10 (2) . (24) Men Who Made the Movies (35) Name of the V AP.- Wayne Clairmont, a player on the inactive list and former professional with other teiims, has been named coach of the Broome flutcr "sr th kirtru tn lle. ht !ALgU tea m hri Clairmont, 31, succeeds Wayne Kitchingman, who resigned on the eve of last Friday's opener, according to Ron Orr, Dusters' general manager. Clairmont was a scout last year for Phoenix in the World. Hockey Association. EIIIIIS TONIGHT'STV 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (8) What's My Line (9) Truth Or Consequences (13) rs. G Goes to College (24) Ballot '74 OS, 44) Star Trek 7*30 (2, 8) The Price Is Right (6) What's My Line $7 Pyramid (13) Little House on the Prairie (6) Sons And Daughters (44) Dinah 8:30 (9) Movie 9 00 (2 8) Luc Tanner (6) Cannon Defectives (24) Hollywood Theatre (44 ) Movie Theatre Manhunter Get Christie Love (2,8) Petrocelli (13) Target V1C0 10 30 ( Visionaries (3S) Rat Patrol 10:00 was his tender, loving care that made champions out of the Dodgers. Law (3s) B k 11 know th at th e players have (44) Night Gallery enough to think about on the 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show (6) Movie field, so I try not to give then) (9) Wide World of too many problems In the Entertainment clubhouse," says the easy(24) aptioned going Alston. News Known as a superb handier of men, Alston's tempered personality gave the Dodgers quiet ' ...q (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch 11:55 (6) News AFTERNOON 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And Restless (8) Jackpot (9) Password (35) Big Valley (44) News 12:30 (2, 8) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For Tomorrow News ( (44) Variety 2.00 (2, I) Days Of Our (6) Guiding Light 2:30 (2, l) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My Life (35) My Favorite Martian (44) underdog '3:00 (2,8) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital srEd (44) Three Stooges 3 30 (2, 8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) One I k To NEWPORT BEAM C94. (AP)— John Bassett, owner c4 the Worid Football League Memphis Sopthmen, was named chMrmnan of the league's executive committee. Bassett's main duty as committee head will be to recommend approval of future WFL franchise owners, a league spokesman said 1:00(2) Jackpot (4, 1) News (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie 1:30(2, 1) Jeopardy (6) World Turns (9) Let's Make A Dea I - Iran — American seventh was upset 14 6-7b a pIso:of 1' Rhodesia in u round of the $100,000 Aryamehr Pro Tournament. .wu OSAKA, Japan — American Wendy Overton won her Tennis second straight match in the $33,333 Toray SO binghaus &3, &3. st.,is , Now back Craig Morton from Dallas and sent quarterback Norm Snead to the San Francisco 49ers in a pair of National Football League trades. ,. J0 Y A~ .4 1, \\ date, boys 9 before November 15, and have not reached their 13th birthday before November may play In the Junior boys league. Try-mts for all the team will be held on Saturday, November 116, 1974, at IN-- Sanf6-rd Civic Center, junior boys leque will intermediate league at I p.m. Coaches am M 4W for a* 1974-75 baskeftfl prograrn in both the junior and In. Wmediate kagw& Each team should be staffed with a coach prior to try-outs on November 1974. There will be an orgamzauonalmeetmgofajl basketball coaches in the lift-reation Office at 71T purpme of this melet,14 win be to discuss the organization, --• :i ..-, ringers N E WH All boys should regisier now at the Sanford Recreation Department in the Civic Center or at Westside Center who wish TRY-OUT for a basketball by Alan Maver t"m intothe Sanford Recreation Department Leagues for the winter months. Boys should regls r as soon as possible and y' to are reqwredto bring their birth cert ificate and small registration fee. The junior boys league or boys 9 through 12 years of age, '". the intermediate league for boys 13 throuch 15 years. ca.iiitc - Karate Wff MRNM SUMINOLA X"111 fASS11"a" THE LmsT YARr FEATUREV 1,34 311 1 IS 1..411 91-11 V694111 it 11111"W11111 r111I7IJIEIE!= 7k OIL the schedule, g the Famil " The double pleasure of this lofty perch is that "M-A-&H," with stars Alan Aida and Wayne Rogers have now ffode it on their own steam without the dubious success of a ready. made "All in tty.- Family" audience pouring in from the previous halt hour. P, • ' 'i" ____ 'i1 fIt -(\j -' (/Th ___ = - ' ___ — " . 50 I ' " _______ , E U'JEXL.LLE)JV m Th Fro &$at On' of 1k disejsts th young bridge players are likely to contract is "cuebiditis. first symptom of Tue disease Is a rash of cue bids followed by an agonized attempt to make an impossible slain. North's first two cue bids were reasonable. His third that Q,.4 FUT I'M 'ANX FOR A&" i~ ga0$t nu goal Cv ' A OF &5. r1 sur4dy " lopm A Credit Cards ACcptvd UMINOLE PLAZA 343 1 0181f c all1*4twtry, Fla 'ii'I's?ii All major -- I I _______ 111 ii ___________ P;lssIlIr L CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS LOOK, DEAR, WE GOT A LETTER FROM 8/410 AND FINIST STEAK HOUSE =- The bidding has been North Past %%est /0-23 S 0 OR no teen yrs are on Tb' fr c throthl" U n iCr L. WA, SOME RM ACCELERM,ON % "T '.1 - I'5J -, it i. ROBABLY ANOTHER SOS FOR US SWELL OUT SAVlNGS IL_ri -4.) l-i' '-vi J TFr Garry r -& eau ('-5-c' / ' IN 7RYIN6 tV RUN A 8ALANCEP IrcosyshfMWIV NO CW55 w am mr , IINT14 AM Y! VH ' - GOLDEN SPOON AWARD _y I Q1 ENrINFAINUINT NIGHrLY igAt• Lovse. . S1RVhG complf Ii 2700S. SANFORDAVE. DINE & DANCE TO THEMUSICOF The O:frrMtRS VU Highwa y American Dream I I A L=r mE SEE TiltS C&gE iS TE iB..E IC" WAC)LYCUTj)' - -1/.J JII i -4------i ' _______ . - , SPONGE' IS GO"JNABE J - -. -C . I TUMBLEWEED I SlOP E PRESSES, PERCY ____ -- - ::- .-c. — ._• _-' j' 4 '.,K .- — -- SOMFOOPY STOLE ONE OF . Mon thruThurs 12 Midnight Fri., 11a.m. - 2am. Sit.. S P.M. 2a.m. I I - b n ii if a (pronounced "quick cow ski") '4 i House of Steak ...IT5 HERE L4DER IF 'i'bU WEE LOO(IN6 i-OR MY PILLOW! THAT POTVOAST THAT -. VAS LEFTOVER '-'* F\OM N I II II Jk....—. PRISCILLA'S POP by Al V.rm..r ________________________________ _______________ _________ (t DID. eSUT NowT1Ii i's OUR LAST SUBJECT lAND iow\ V EALLYT \ DID IT GO ' I LOvE \ I I TI-IOUGI-IT 1 LOVE -171 7- II BEFORE- scoot,—' \. YOU t4ATED I IIN SCI400I. PELLINC,, —-7: -I L E TS OUT' SPELLING ___ ce — / I "> / '' " by Dkk CmIfi WINTHROP 10-2 -V Sanford •'••-" lL L-iAr,r. 11 IV4T% lI I\.4' I IU I'.S -i i A --'vtX1GW UP A r-..—'— HE WAY 'VL3tE SCHOOL, WII4ThRCP T We Still Have Our ....... $ ,li -" .23 lh~ Holiday Isle Complex 323-1910 0. - - ------ I C(4, s-- DEMOCRAT ,,, , , - ..- / POOR PIRV MUST 0. 0 I I f-, - HE'S COMING AC(.' 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KINI I L ---------- 6VM CAPTAIN EASY INS 5PEAR' TNAT'5 iOw THE '5TATUE W45 PRIEP OUT OF IT6 WICH15-- 50 IT WOULD 10PPLE CIJ 1-16! II N Wd ç'EAr BUT -rgY 7 HOW ('0 WE T'AtAKE ANYONE TH ( KNOW IT WP BELIEVE ALL 5AY LORD Yj)LE 1,5 JL14r A HAIZM- by Crooks & Lawrence 17 MEANIJ' WOT? LET'. LOOk lPJ THAT CRATE KIRK Vi"tPJ HFIZE., 1EK & MEEK by Howie Schneider TW A CREAPM A- -14 Don't Miss 3 p eces of chicken, cole slow, This mashed potatoes and gravy, i AROMA- for ,., VISIT OUR IUL (fl5$( Reat(zMliacL Dinner Breakfast Lunch 7.11 S-b 11-2 Happy Hour 4.7 P.M. SWratmanSiankmd Inn IfORLOW101 1311tvICE OF 1" or"t time to discovw the 100cha honey he Other Filed Chicken. Delicious dipp.d4n.hon.y batter, fried really crisp and all the way through. No wand., p.ople who crss ovsttoTheOthatFriedChkk.riistayfl-t.reI by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST hot biscuitlil. Performance -•-• By Roger Bollen un _1 Outstanding T WINNER Ae - M_ , r P J An by Lorry Lewis THIVK Y041 W: IlIr I FUNNY BUSINESS Wr PO YOU '. 71t, 19 20 13O, "". South. hold. J4CK! A4Y-"! Chs,co.l.d to PsrtciIon loi., fAA So FREDAVIES iimnlinjitet u1lq' i by Dick Turner ___________ 23 south 4 K 6AWhat do you do now' A—Bid two spades. This Is a forcing bid. We elected to bid clubs 1;rs' so that when we did bid spades our partner would took the side pa.stgame was one know we held Just four cards in ny and we don't blame that suit. TODAY S QUESTIO's uth for going to slam. Your partner continues to three The, slam itself wasn't too bad. At worst it depended on a hearts, What do you do nu%47 Answer Tomorrow diamond finesse, but West's bid 11 )0 - it : 'A I : has made the eventual lcasof ftat Iiesse rather likely JACOBY by Art Sansom 1 ) ffl on ow to The Other Feiedl. dkk The Turk Coury Show ony 4. 1 THE BORN LOSER Choovesit F"d A, •f Cl Z11 - T . Auth"lic A GOOD HEAVENS' CU58L LUNCH 1 by Dave Grou. _________________________ HOW MLICHTIME WILL WkATCM SOLT R129 GET RID (YNOU FIGURE WEVE (3 1160ON, GOT-MERE, CUTTERS! 7v4 -AE11ZEJ' OF IT GUICKnLy! SET I$Wr WING OFF! VERY STILL CENTRAL ILORIDA'S OLDEST ,, - Presents Nightly ALLEY OOp -. PGOD _-: Wednesday, Oct. 23,1974-9A Herald, Sanford, Ft. ljiere was no hurry about Ming the finesse and South NOI(Th deddedlo give West achance to take it for him. He won the T Q 7 5 4 32 first trick with dununy's ace of 464 spades; played one trump to 4AK3 WW take care of problems there; FAh-r 4 K Q 109 I -6742 cashed dummy's ace and king !6 of clubs; ruffed the last club + K73 J 10952 and led his Jack or spades. 4 Q 1062 4.111175 West was in with the queen and had a problem. If South had 6 J 6 3 started with two spades and TAK.1109 + AQ8 four diamonds, the right play 1 would 494 0 ea a diamondan Both vulnerable hope that East would hold the queen. If he had started with West North East South threeineachsult,athirdspade 1, 14 24 lead would be the winner. Pass 3 Pass 44 Pam 4, What did West do and why' Pass 54 Pass 6T See tomorrow's article. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead-K4 ____________________ \ L_...._.u1q1r,,JM.4--.-----. Recreation Snead Dealt NO STILL MAN - ' OSWALD and JAMES P4 ' Go. Bonanza (13) Orlando City Council (35) Leave It To Beaver (44) Gomer Pyle 5:00 (9) . Mission ibI (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood chl'sco Onl New Show Rated In To 10 tough g battle with the Cincinnati Reds. In modern terminology, Alston kept the Dodger ship "rocking steady." Once asked his philosophy, the dean of major league man agersnotetl. 'i pat most every ininds in the programming de- only three remained in that body on the back and kick the By DAN LEWIS partments offered very little to select circle after the third rare ones that need to be kirkThe Herald Services stir excitement in this new week "Rhoda," the first ed." Alston was born in Hamilton, Since television's only season, week's top-rated show, slipping After three weeks, only one to 11th, and "little House on the Ohio, 62 years ago and once barometer is the rating game, it worked a3a high school basket- must be asnuned that the new series. the situation Prairie" in 12th place, joining ball coach and science teacher. viewiirs, having satidled a comedy "Chico wW the Man.!' ,Chico and the Mon." Meanwhile, the battle for the He entered the Dodger organ- curiosity for the new shows rerulned in the top 10 — the Ization with their Trenton. N.J., offered this season, have now only show,to stay there all three top reverted to a pair of long. standing contender's. "All In the team and also managed at retreated to old viewing habits, weeks, And after three weeks, the Family," After three weeks, and an op. ," after yielding to Montreal before being named the Dodger field boss for the portunity to catch the new main conclusion that can be temptations of curiosity series Including the delayed drawn from the ratings Is that seekers who made first 1954 season the notion audiences want situation 'Rhoda," and then 'Chico and Alston signed a one-year con- premieres tract that season, and uniquely develops that the creative comedy, escapist-type enter- the Man" No. 1 In the first two tainment. weeks, in that order, breezed has kept up the pattern _________ top of the Seven 10 shows past both to reclaim it top throughout his glamorous Ca,jaocit*o cm were half-hour comedies. One ranking as it did most of the last reer. r aa action show ("Hawaii Five, two seasons. And not far behind "One-year contracts are a I 0"1 an ABC movie l"Call. is the n.rennial contender matter of pride with me" J [ MII 1PY "WO MW ' I " ' fornia Kid") and '..The , ,.wa wa Sanford and Son. So what's' ston says. I wouldn't want to Waltons" were the only non- new? work anywhere where I wasn't IL!!JI Swim M comedies in the top group. After The old reliables, which took wanted." OPEN all the depressing news on the a back seat in the early goings Evening News Shows these started to make ratings moves stamp him as one of the most days, people want something to by the thIrd week which seemed successful managers of all rH-E SON OF DRACULA make them relax, and laugh to accentuate the public's tune HARRY NILSSON MAD DOGS new shws apathy toward new shows. 1114 made the top ) the first week, A-S-H, working out of its third ______________ time period ln smany seasons, rushed into thW place, oddly ______________________________________ Is highest rating ever, topping its best of last year when the I Plus - Ashe Upset By f 4:40(2) - Memphis Owner Chairman --- - WIN AT BRIDGE ( (3s) Uncle Hubie Show It To 4 I. Beaver A :oo ( 2, a) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (21) (44) Gilligan's island (13) Teach In s 4 30 (9) GIil9dan ' ST LOUIS AP' — Th TheSpirits ,,iT. 0. ... O.Muiu one player and released another Tuesday. the American Basketball A&sociation team announced. Forward Gene "Goo" Kennedy, a three-year veteran, signed the Spirits as a free agent following a contract dis pute with the San Antonio Spurs. The (spaced forward Gil McGregor on waivers Kennedy played wo years with Dallas and the 19M74 season with San Antonio. ,- •_ ___________ S Batman Mod Squad News 5:30 (6) Andy Griffith 5:3o o3) Black Saddle (9) Gilligan's Island (24) Electric Company Lost In Space 1, 9) (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (24) Zoom (33) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogans Heroes (13) Johnny Ringo WEDNESDAY - ErtEMJ rir __ ONC- 6AG& f\L Y ' I SITAEK J B B1Gl1AM1DN, Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1974 r Evening - CARNIVAL BRANS Olt 4f LIMA LEISURE 8A—Evening Herald,, Sanford, Fl. AA Mart Walker _-- Reg.$ 173 Now only C [Loo&H .1 II II 9 4-TAX I @MP&M SHORT RIBS ' (.'\AuJ. ' I '1 1Li"ii 1' $PAI TO THE 6 (.. "c.-. 4V"rW-'.li' IN YOUR Open Dally ill a.m. ill9p.m. - Fri. & Sat.til lopl.m, 1801 French Ave. (Hi-way 17-92) Sanford d ! Cal 1 oRGNIZAyIoN A MAW COME B.K I-4EFE WITT4 MY RJRN BUZZARP.' ' ( ABOUT 61TTINd /0-23 [ WAKU1' LINI lei FRIED CHICKEN "_P' LOAN whp [[iSS rLL AVE\ TAR1' uAt.4e1h' 'EM I MORE OFTEN look I �- -- ''v":' _ -- ""S '- ,:Tr. - •-•••••;';= '•'- - - 1OA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1974 Legal Notice Wan Ads Don't Cos t IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. WANT AD Stipp SI) CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. PR742$?.CP INFORMATIOP Estate of ERNEST ALBERT STAMM Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS DIAL TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Guns, Ammo CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: Seminole 322•261 1 You and each of you are hereby By TERRY RYAN Steel shortages have affected next price increase," said Judd notified and required to file any Associated Press Writer production at the Ithaca Gun Kirkham, sporting goods buyer claims and demands which 'ou. or Winter Park . either of you, may hive against said Co., said John Hrana, market- bra J.C. Penny store in Kansas estate in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial Hunters are hunting for ing manager for the upstate üty. Circu,t Sernnote County, Ftorldi, New York gun maker. "Most of Orlando 831.9993 scarce guns Md Probate Division, in fte Courthouse before going after ducks and the effect was in the first part of "The price of ammunition is at Sanford. Florida, within four deer this year. Sporting goods the year," lirana said, "But our out of sight," said Virginia Car- calendar months from the time of Ask For Want dealers across the country re production forecast is being tner, owner of Ozark Tackle the first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be In port shortages of rifles, shot- met aliiiost 100 per cent now." and Supply in Eldon, Mo. rltn and filed in duplicate and Want Ad guns and amniunition. stale the place of residence and post In short supply are cartridges office address of the claimant and A shortage of top quality wal. Department Hours must be sworn to by the claimant. in the calibers most often used hIS agent or attorney, or the gunstocks .ame The shortages resulted from nut wood for 1:00A.M.. 5:30 i'M. snail be vo.d limited supplies of steel for gun caused delays for some manu- for deer hunting. Monday thru Friday Dated at Orlar.do, Florida, this 1 thru $ times barrels, choice woods for rifle facturers. A few have turned to 11th day of Oclobec, 1971 40c a line Game management and wildFlorida National Bank stocks and plastic and brass for birch and other woods to (dl the 6 thru 25 times 30c a line life officials in many states said At Orlando cartridge cases, dealers said. iIP. 26 times Tinsle. S Jr. 23ca line they expect a moderate ia.. Trust Officer (52.00MINIMUM CHARGE) Most dealers reported little crease in the number of hunters as Executor of siid estate 3 Lines Minim'jm Officials in many states re- diffIlt) getting inexpensive in the field this year because of S Donald Paul Dietrich Attorney for Executor The Longer Your Ad Ruiis ported increases in both poach- guns, but the demand is for larger herds and flocks and the Su?i 9cQ. Th Hartford nio The Less It Costs Per Line in ;inl I..il htintiri el gainc i1.pric.ii anl quality lire- r(Js Wi; popularity (1 t)Ut(luk)r O-3 E lobnson Sired Per Day. birds and animals. The price of arms and they are in short sup- recreation. Orlando, Florida 32101 S Porter 1. Peaden. Jr. meat is a factor, some said, but ply. Su'te I. ;; N. Rated For Consecutive tthers said it's still cheaper to The high price of beef pro- Orange Avenue Insert ions-..-No Change () the supermarket. I)espite price hikes of 30 per duced a boom in hunting license Orlando, Flor.da 37101 and more during (he past sales last year, but officials Co Counsel for Executor Of Copy. Pbli%h, Oct 23, 30, 1971 With hunting season about to sear, some dealers blame the generally are looking (or 3 to 5 DEG 117 Announcements I ' In Examiner Orders Hearing On Patient Release Lags - S-Lost and Found 6-Child Care 7-Motels Hotels 8-Eating Places improved mentai coixu they have set up," he said. "I ewe of think It Is very hardto provide a tion. person with maximum treatThe high court decided Mon- ment." aimed at ending warehousing of old people in state i,titut1ons. law was ______ 11-Instructions 14-Camping. Resorts IS-Action Sports Employment _____________________________ Homes Rent 35-Mobile Home For Rent Lots 34-Resort Property For Rent 37-8u1n For Rent Propirty 31-Wanted to Rent --__________________ Real Estate __________________ 40-Condominiums 41-Houses for Sale 42-Mobde Homes 43-Lots and Acreage 44-Farms and Groves 4$-Resort Property F,or Sale __________________ .. .. - . .. rf ______ - . - a I? Bedroom Adults Only Spec Rates For Senior Citietts Park Avenue Mobile Park 73.45 Park Drive, 372 298$ Lake Mary Large Shade Trees 2 Bedroom, 1 bath houSe Fireplace, screened in front porch, fenced in backyard plus fruit tree's, garage arid carport. Price 514,500. Har'tman Realty, Inc. ronditioned, reasonable rent. Adults, no pets 37? $110 _____________________________ AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 1)6W 2nd St ki?ht, living room, bedroom, bath, air. Plo pets, water fur. fiShed. Security deposit, siis month. 373.74)4 Opportunity for ambitious people, dignified interesting, good earning potential. Full or part lime. We Large 1 bedroom lurnished aparttrain you. 6752775. ment. 513$ month, half utililie's. First and last plus deposIt. 373. HOUSEKEEPER 1207 after S. Mature, live In with elderly mother aria son in wneei cniir. rirmanent Private room and bath, drivers 32 Houses Rent license, refe -ence's. NO Unfurn ished SMOKING. 337399$ after 3 p_tn. FfJrn'snedor Unturnisn,d Need $500 between now and Christmas! Call 535 3492 for In 37) 7920 After 5377 7579 ter v ew __________________________________ LOWDOWN PAYMENT Ornamental stone fireplace, turned columns, Sunken paneled family room, 3 bedroom, garage, red wood privacy fenced, carpet, Unbelievable at $73,500. Hurry! REAL IOU Business Property "A wue investment beili a lifetime of toil LOW DOWN PAYMEPIT Now is your chance to own this I bedroom, 2 bath home overlooking beautiful Lake Dot. Excellent floor plan on large shaded lot. Only 523.500. Call REALTOR. Associate Vic Gisctsler, Eves. 372. 7374. SMALL OFFICE SPACE 014 BUSY STREET 306W. 13th ST. Storage garage for rent. Sanford Auction. $700 French Ave 333. 73*3 NOT JUST ANOTHER HOUSE-A home. This is a charming 2 Story older bottle. You wIll like the large rooms, the completely remodeled kitchen, the cheery breakfast rourn, the new wall-towall carpeting and the many other features this home has. Alio In. cludes nice guest cottage. 149,500. Call REALTOR.Associate, MIldred Stemper, eves. 323-1959 Hous*s (orsl. SUN LAN 0 %e have Several nice homes available In tPif SunlSrid ,Irea pi'Ced in the 20's INVESTMENT Stemper Realty I ocking to' çirv-r1 buSinet Or rnf'nt5 Ask us about our tiSting on properties in tn's area ' CO U N TV Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 2321991 l'vl9S. French 372 7374, 323 1496, 323-754 323 4184, 323-1959 SANFORD REALTY 7603 Park Dr Days q HYRENT 3Redroomri. farnIy room, 'screened patio, central Pieat, air i76C3 *itt, term% Cxcii a NEW MARONDA HOME in D.tlena has MY / kesi' this sat,' WatkinS r people as .ell as røreos with an annval aClvsts'd ;rsss i,snw at $l4OS.11i.?*S are we.d IS t vi ,99ardi.i your 44*liI.tv H purchase a new $ I. k*ssm Mine tsr NO CASH I DOWN PAYMENT AND ( CIDUCID MONTHLY PAYMENTS cadet the Al. Heme Parmirs ministration Assistance Plait. Payton 177 1)01 xai'-ia A,.' .tt I? 5) Iti',titV The Moster's' Cove RAVENNA PARK I bedroom, 2 bath, fenced yard A. A. MCCLANAp4AN, BROKER 323 5992 Nights, 373-1167 or 373 .9n7 On canal, direct access to lake. 2 bedrooms, 1", baths, kitchen equipped, mortgage money committed for qualilied buyer. By owners. 327 1337. No qualifying, 3 bdrm., 1V, baths, s3*)0 down, 5116 mo 7 pci. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3?) 7750 2 fiRS. furn., $7,000 Cash, 5)23 Mo. Fern Park, 3 BPS. 13.000 Cash 1)50 mo. 14936733. Drapes ORLANDO 365.ss5s OFF AIRPORT LVD. J picture ever of a woman's breasts Anytime MIS Agency * CailBart Real Estate They're Hot!" * RLY NEW-) bedroom split n.I, baths., wall to wall car'I, kitchen equipped, larg, utility ,rage room, 121,500. 2 - -- - - 'viuuua •e** 7*a PcI. interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and I bedroom homes. ii.', to 7 baths priced from 127,550 to $35,100 on larg, wooded lot. Seller pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, Conventional loans. Builder, Deltona, 901.719-2210. Orlando, 303-433.1334. _________________ .iANFORD $29,100 THIS IS ITI 3 bdrm., We bath, 30'x)6' In ground pool. Large paneled family rm. with brick wall fireplace, bookshelves & bar. Backyard fenced, pool deCk area privacy fenced, 'ndoor utility room. PALACE GUARDED, Picture you with lakeview too. Call Barbara McLean, Assoc. Roberts & Gilman ' ' .ditr ,/t' toc C 's1' 2510 Rldgewood ,, SANFORD, FLA. / Scm. Hipli Sclw'sl Flsr,da Awl. - f-i---- 830.5500 Realtors Lon,vood H'JFFMAP4 REALTY Al Pall, Jenny Clark. Assoc. 377159,; 322 5153 Day, Eve. V Pr HIGHLAND PARK- 3 bedroom, needs work. Could be it. $71,500. LAKE MARY- Waterfront, 3 bedroom,3 bath. Large lot. Nice. 565,000 "Get 'Em While 34063. Hwy. 17.92 REALTOR 323-5771 Add an entrance ard rait 1* each apartetont, Ifs of 116,. age, private bat Conies and yeiu1Il W,whyweuy ce.nreislenca Is *fty SAN LAP4TA- Cozy? bedroom, nice area. Ideal for couple. $19,300. Your NOW IIA$ING kROM 16O , 2 & 3 hdrooni Dishwashers RAVENPIA PARK- 3 bedroom Brittany. Near sCsool, 130.50. 322-2420 Fishlng a. Boating S Disposals MAYFAIR- Just listedt Big 3 room, 2 bath Loadedi $31,000 LA FLORESTA- Altamont. SpringS, executive home on quiet. cul-de.sac In luxurIous La Floresta, I bedrooms, baths. fireplace in famIly room. Beautiful lawn. Owner leaving area. Price reduced to $31,900. REALTORS tUlPart Or, EVEREST REALTY, INC. REALTORS. 62$ 060$. After hours A small classifIed ad brings big call Jeanie Hartley, Assoc., 645returns, Try one and',.. Call 377. '311) 261) or $31 .9953 arold Hall Realty L CITY- 2 bedroom handyman's dream See for yourself, $11,500. For Complete Information Call REALTOR Associate Albert Antar - Apts. Courts SUNLAND- Immaculate 3 bedroom, quiet area Trees. Only 528.900. 233-7741. GOLF COURSE-) bedroom,? bath, mlly room, wall to wall carpet. tin kitchen, dishwasher, gar. ge disposal, rang. 1. frlgerator. IS' it iU' screened ol. 555.000. IT1AROflDA SSwlmming Pool "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" SANFORD- Ten delightful new homesl Financing set. From $47,300 to $43,000. See 'em lO(florl'Ow! Byowner.Oneortwotamilyhome.4 bedrooms 2 baths, living, dinIng, family room, carpeted, scree'sed patio, carport, new central heat LOCH ARBOR- Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath, corner lot. Spacioust and air, sprinkling system, 11 fruit trees, garden spot, 571.130. Ph. 500. 35th StresS Lake Mary. $200 down for new 3 bedroom homes In the city. Low 70', selling price. Farmers Home AdmInistration plan. 3239300 or 534-1849 BuIlder. SPAC'OUS S bedroom brick and block home, central heat 1. air, large utility and carport, shady corner lot a 4 ''i h A VERY LARGE and gracious 2 story home on I 7 acres in the country on paved road, additonal land available. ,7 f It's a thermogram-a picture of heat patterns Ii breast lku, A!onç nith a marnrnojram (X-ray), it's the most advanced way to spot trouble beforo it's fo!t as a lump. And that wIll OpE save lives. .'.' . Best lot selecti now available Sanford's fine family park. HOMES OF DISTINCTION Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets • Sewers Street Ughts Come • Sidewalks out tod 1113(1 reserVe yo choice lot. idytiwilde Homes By • coNsTFJcoN fr 211 W. 2tti American A LOVELY 2 story Spanish style home, 3 bedrooms, 7 baths. separate garage with very nice apartment upstairs. Excellent neighborhood. MOB And that's beautiful. 100,000 women thIs year will be tested at Breast Diagnostic Cer.ters set up by the Arneli. can Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute. But we're greedy. We want to protect millions of women, W need money for all Our cancer research. Please give. %'e want to wipe out COncer n your iitotinn f .... Call Sanford, Rd. 427, 2. miles east of I 7.t Ih. (305) 323.81 kOlando 834.229 State ita, for Appointment 322.3)Q3 Additions - Remodeling Houses for Sale i' j (LOSE IN large 3 bedroom home on shady c'rner lot Has a tar-ge garage with workshop Miscellaneous 50 - Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1974-HA Possession 3 bedroom, 1'a bath home. 2 years old. Assume 7 pcI. mortgage. Payment $167.61. C, H, and A. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 111315E.FirstSt. 3773473 FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS 74"x41".$6 SO EACH NOLL'S IN CASSELBERRy JOHN SAULS AGENCY 21114 Oak,Sanlcrd 3?? 7171 day. 373 0.155 eve ASSOCIATE BROKER 3 Bedroom, 2 bath house. Hidden Lake-lIke new small down assume VA mortgage, 5¼ pct. Owner. Ph, 373.1723. TAFFER REALTY STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 44, West 1st St., Sanford now open daily for retaIl sites. Always a barn full of good clean used furriitt, an tiques., TV5, and appliances. Auction every Saturday night 7:30 p.m. Consignments welcome. For information call 322-9719, - Mobile Homes EXCLUSIVE Older trailer with approximately I acre of land. Horses okay. Near Wekiva River with river privileges. Down payment negotiable, 2nd mortgage pos,iL... Owner left area. 110.500. Kutp Realty, 3222335. I Acre plus 12'x6O' mobile home In Welt iva River Acres 2 bdrooms, air conditioning, washer and dryer, dishwasher, disposal, draperies, screen room, large garden, I0'xIO' shed. Extra Nice. 116.000. 904 38.37765. Come see us at our big new location GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford. 373 3200 43 Lotsand Acreage Junior College area, lust off 17-92 on 477. 100', zoned CI. Very reasonable. 3210215. - Seminole County S or 10 acres. Paved road, trees, fenced. Desirable location Terry Realty, REALTOR, 671 0711. 51 -. 78 - SO LIvestock 67 And MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy 17 92 Open Sat. I. Sun.9 5 131-2920 2 Bedroom u(te,. 1 living room suite, 19" Zenith B.W TV set with stand, 3 dressers, table, lamp, home and yard misc., 25" console Zenith color TV. 5143516. FREIGHT SALVAGE BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Appliances, air cond., freezers, refrlg., step ladders, wIre. etc. Gormleys E. 44. Sanford 323-4733 Cylinder top secretary, round oak table. Much more. 101 N. Mngousllrie' St. 372 $1C I'll Bu Anything. Buy a bargain or sell a bargain with fun to use and read Classified Ads! Call 377761) or 131 9993 to place your ad *Singer* * GOLDEN TOUCH'Pf SEW in Sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine, Full automatic. Pay balance of 57$ or $0 pay. merits of II. Drop in bobbin, zigzag, and3 needle position. Like new condition, sold newton 561, balance of 14.5 cash or 5 payments of $10. New warranty. Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East lit St., Sanford 3fl.4)) Evn.169.1116 In the good ole Summertime it's a great lime to sell something with a Classified Ad. Ju'st dial 327 28)1 or 13) 9993 for a quici.resuUs ad Baby Bed. Mattress, Bumper and 3 Drawer Chest, $70 322-6769 - Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormle',i's 1 16 3?) 4733 - 68 Wanted to Buy Used washers and dryers. Many to choose from. 90 day warranty on all used appliances, Dick's Ap. pllances. 372-7655. ___________________________ Motorcycles 1972 Honda 350, under 6, Like new 5593. 1109 Sanford Ave. ______________________________ Piney Woods Barn, we buy furniture and miscellaneous, Sell for 30 pcI. Consignments Free pick ups. Trucks and Trailers t uclon Sal night ,it 7 p m (all _____________________________ 3272270 $970 Dodge ~ ton pick up and cc slide on Camper. AC,' healer, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED radio, s7100 3'fl 2453, Top prices paid, used, any Condition. -__________________________ 6441126, Winter Park. 1913 FORD SUPER VAN 5)775. CALL AFTER 5 CASH 323-1132 2220373 For used furniture, appliances, Two 1966 Chevrolet pick up trucks, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. 5343 each 1109 S6nford Ave. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford, Ave. _____________________________ - International. ~ ton, 4 wheel drive. tool,box bed. $1200. 345)161. Stamps.Coins 69 __________________________ We Buy and Sell Gold arc Silver Coins Single o' Bulk SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W, 1st St 323 435? 72 Autos for Sale 80 1971 Buick Electra 375, fully loaded, must sell, Call 534 3069. * Mustang City * $50 Down (wITH GOOD CREDIT) Buys . Any . Car 1971 Dodge Dart Swinger Coupe, like 1989 Mustang Grandy Coupe, beautiful one owner car, loaded, ___________________________ 17-97Maltlat'io 6.45.1113 __________ 1961 Oidt 9$, I dr., all power. Air, needs bushings front end. 5100. ?,ake offer. 322 3511. 1970 Cheveiie, new 451 engine, 600 HP, balanced and blueprinted, 156 gear, mags, many extras. Best offer 373 1717 alter S p.m. ; . Fon St.t'cn ','/acic* Ford Ranchero. Your choIce, 1130. 64.11135. )97) Station Wagon, I speed, AM radio, air conditioned, Extra clean 11295 Call Don Pope, 322 165). Dealer. 1971 JAVELIN. $1100 CALL AFTER S 3723113 _____________________________ 1966 Volkswagen Must Sell 323.1111 Town & Country Lincoln Mercury wide selection of new cars, 1 year warranty on used cars. Year End Savings. 322 4611 Dealer Auction 70 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 4 - ,)t.en daily 10 S for consignment, or sales off the floor, We also buy estates, etc. 75 WO, Full Body 73 CUTLASS Auto.Alr, Vinyl Roof, Extra Clean . $399 Auto, Clean 70 MONTE CARLO p1399 ART GRINDLE'S Extra gas tanks, air conditioners. Special on awnings with tree installation, motor and generator service, hitches. Southern RV Services, 323-9020. Auto, Air WHEEL RANCH INC. 6500 N. HWY 17-92 SANFORD r Comp4etetrall,rp,ifcp,es All kinds available ((v) Boats&Marine SANFCRD REC VEE SERVICE 23)1W. lit St. 373471% Wanted, wilt trade lot for equity in late 7173 1.0, cxciilent condition. 337 7433 evenings. p2699 66 MUSTANG Camper.Travel Trailers Equipment ____________________ PHONE ORLANDO 645.4100 SANFORD 323-1080 \.*NFORD - S 11'RunAbout 60 H P Motor Call 372.9578 a kOBSOPI MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17 97 372-3961 ______ 59 ANTIQUES HOUSEHOLD GOODS 3721698 p Musical Merchandise Hammond Organ, J 100 Excellent Condition 131-3090 ANTIQUES 4 pc. carved Mah. bedroom suite, $600; China cabinet, 5)50; secretary desk, $150; Mah. corner cabinet, 5.375; ftirdseye dresser, 555; mandle clocK, 5.45; Round oak table, 5185: prkssed back child's high chair, 115: 5 Pc Ma bedroom Suite, 1775; set Ct 6 oak chairs, 1130. high back oak bed. 1183. MODERN FURNITURE Ipc. blond twin bedroom suite. $175; 2 Pc. living room suite, $30; Goldtone 30" gas range, 145; reclines's, $37.S0; TVs, Black & White and color. Open Daily 105:30. Stan's Auction, 322.97)9, l, miles East of I I on Hwy 46, Sanford. Sale 4 GENERAL ELECTRIC STCIIE 40", EXCELLENT CONDITION $30. 3227215. - _____ 1974 Honda CQ 5.50 less than 600 miles, Almost ne'N. 11550. 3221313 DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 323567(3 KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 373.0697 We buy odd pieces of sterling silver and gold. Dave's Furniture, 300 Sanford Ave., 323-9370. Autos for _____ 3727*51 Appliances 55 - 1913MG Midget, blue, I 1, millS Motorcycle Insurance I700andtakaoverpayments BLAIR AGENCY 72-7033 3233116 _________________________1959 Lincoln with 430 engine, lust 1974 Honda CR 123 rebuilt. New transmission, Best I400and Extras offer. 323-1)71. 645.13)3 __________________ 11 BLACK COWS 5125 EACH Just a sample of our prices; end tables, 2 for $13; telephone gossip seat, $15; oak rocker, 51650; dinette, 120. Need a gateleg table? We have tour to choose from. KuIp Decorators, 409 W. lit, 372 7335. ---.------- 1973 YAMAHA 125 EXCELLENT CONDITION 377 0070or377.t7 Poultry Miscellaneous For Sale 80 --'- 67A Household Goods 52 Auto Repairs ----. - 42 76 Chit's Kennel, Pups. Studs, AKC, __________________________ Toy & Mini Poodles all colors, JERRY'S Cocker, Mini & Lange & REBUILT PARTS Dachshunds, Shih Tiu, Sctvsau:er, 703 French Ave. 321-0590 Vorkie, Boston Terrier, ________________________________ Chihuahua, tleacjIt., Cisi poc, 25 Can't put the car iri the garage. Sell pups on display, we buy pups, no longer needed items with a finance, shots, guarantee. 1-904. classified ad In the Evening 737 3116 or 19047372917 Herald. DIal 3fl-2611or $319993 to place yours. Chihuahuas. For sale frozen beef. Animal Haven Grooming & Boardina kennels. 372-5732. Couch 8. ChaIr, $10; Twin Beds. 11$; Round oak table & chairs. 0 & J Curioxity Shop, 1201 We-st lit, 1100E 7SthSt 3776655 ______ A Directory of Experts 61 Building Materials ______________________ BUILDING MATERIALS. BELOW WHOLESALE COST. SHOWER STALLS. 661-4155 64 Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Pets Supplies 65 and _______________________ Air Conditioning Central Heat & Air Condltlning For free estimates, coil CaiI Harris. a' SEAR S in Srsford 377 1771 Appliances -I IMPORT CARS FLEET CARS CLASSIC CARS PARTIAL LISTING 1973 Volvo Wagon .......................$4695 1972 Datsun24OZ ........................$3995 1968 Mercedes2.50 .......................$3795 1973 Mercedes Diesel ....................$7695 1969 Omega Italian .....................$4995 1971 Volvo Family Sedan ................$2495 1973 Corvette 350, V.8 $5995 1973 Datsun24OZ ........................$4895 l972CorvetteT.Top .....................$4995 1973 TriumphRoadster $2995 CLOSE III, Large I bedroom, 2 bath CB home, central heat and air, e*cellenl condition '1973 ALFA Romeo ......................$4195 1972 Mazada Rotary .....................$1295 I I I I I FtjllLineGEAppliarsces Sanford Electric Company ________________________________ 257? Park Drive, 372.1562 Auto Repair Care Beauty _______________________________ - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harrieft's Beauty P400k 1 5)5 E Pine 372 3112 Carpentry ____________________ VINCENT'S CARPENTRY lnter,or Trim, Paneling, CuStom Carpentry No lob too small Licensed & Bonded. 3233677 __________________________ - Ci,',.te.J .\d Serve the buying ,ind selling community everyday, read, and use them often Call 377 261) or 13$ 9953 jim's Concrete & Masonry-Free estimates F100r5,patlosldriv,'s flrickorstoneplanters Patchand re'pl.r ,srk 1?? IIC') _________________________ Carpet Cleaner Carpet Master. Steam. shampoo or 'y foam. Clean It for Its. Christmas vislton. 323-0973. Remodeling, Additions 1 Repair. Carpentry, Roofing, Cement FInishing, Painting. Reasonable. Billy Geck, 323*307. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks. Installaf ion a,ailabll Bud Cabefl. 3726032 anyt me __________________________ BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS. Small Jobs Wanted ____________________ 3fl133$,"Leke Mary" _________________________ Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded. Free estimate 323603$. ______________ Pet Care PET REST INN floaring & Grooming Ph. 327 6057 Can't put the car in the garage. Sell no-longer needed items with a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald Dial 32226)1 or 131-9993 tc p4ace yours Pressure Clecrning FALL CLEANING "Impic"Waih&Spra.kfe,n Exter ion walls, eaves, patio, walks & roofs. Removes mildiw, fungus, mud -dobbers. wasps & spIder webs. 3230397. 3-----. Sewig ClaSSified Ads are here ID help you Custom made Drapes and Bedo, seti. rent or swap at a tow spreads Quaflty workmanship mOSt let us help Ov place yours-Dorothy Bliss. 319 5125. Call 377 76)1 or' 13$ 9993 - -. -. .r Heater CleanMg Truck Rentals OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 37)3,34 RYDER RENTS TRUCKS (conollne Vans to Diesel Tractors I day 1 year 37') 53)0 Land Clearing _______________________________ C&A BACKHOE SERVICE Larcclearinci. septic tanks, till dirt, drlvevays. All kinds of digging 377 9117 or 3233913 _____________________ Paintina I Painting and Wallpapering No sob tOO small Quality workmanship Pt- 37) 8579 or 313 $719 Pest Contrcl ____________________________ "Don't needs!" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them -with .a Cli5Sitied Ad from the Herald Call us loday! Dont delay! JuSt dial 2322411 or l3 999) To place your tow coSt want ad ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2362 Park Drive 37-7 5163 Jim Rowe °et Control 2626troquoisAve. Sanford. 322 2070 Itisi FI1&(siIJ J Ill 1 MILE EAST OF 11-92 ON HWY 436 Ph. 831-2828 You! Wall Papering PAUL SL4TER Professional Wallpaper Hanger L.i:cr'Sc'd Rrs'urr,t,sI. Commercal Free Estimates Ph. 373-667) Well Drilling U L L t CO L L F 0 P U ',"I' S SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types arid sizes We repair nd Seryce STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 7O7W2ndSt. - ____ 30 ACRES,on paved road, Ms a large 3 story frame home, barns, and small frame cottage Land is lenced. and cross fenced. _______________________________________ - 0590. I :)dd lobs of alt typej, Carpentry, Painting. Cement Work, Light Hauling 322 7645 House Painting, Pressure Cleaning, MInor Repairs. C. J. Bannister, 337. 153.5. JERRY'S GARAGE. We'll fix your car best for less. all work guarante'eG 705 French Ave.. 3' SPECIALIZES -IN USEDSPORTS CARS Home Improvements _______________________________ 9KAR-IUNE We bring the Garage to You Tune up. electrical and diagnostic Tune up-127.50 service. (6 cylinder cars) Call 373-9232 for an _______________________ appointment. BERT SMITH Ready To Serve 1- Free kIttens, 4 mo's. old, $ males, 2 females. 372.6799 PARK RIDGE 3 bedrooms, l'.'i baths, CA home. 'las a fenced yard, available furnithed for 123,000. Assumable $15,300 mortgage with monthly payments of 117$ Days-)22 6123 Nights 3flSl7Ior 372.7353 Pets and Supplies Parts-Accessories .....,....,.,...,... ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 6S For Sale 12'x60' mobile home, furnIshed 2 bcdrcorns, 1' baths, cjnlI."td. central heat and air. FlU area. 131-3196. FORREST GREENE INC. ON RESERVOIR LAKE 323.7900 • Realty . 322-7643 s,,,00. f' SANFORD Ste n strom REALTOR 24 Hour Service 372.749$ New houses in a rural area. Plo oown _______________________ payment, monthly payments le's SANFORD- Over 2 acre's with 3 thin rent. Government iubeldi Dedroom, 2 bath home, plus a to qualified buyers. Call to 51 It trailer, Home includn range & you qualitytl refrigerator, and central heat and air. Just listed. You'll want to see M. UNSWORTH REALTY it at 5.79,500 103W. lii St. 233-4061,323.0517,3229220 SANFORD- 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, air conditioned, extremely well kept. EXCEPTIONAL 4 Bedroom 2 bath. Nice yard, convenient iocatlon. family room, fireplace, carpeted, ut-In kitchen, dishwasher, gar. bage disposal, range, large inside utility room, nutside utilIty REALTORS 196 W. Lake Mary Blvd. building, fenced back yard. Well 373 6353 or 643-2333 landscaped. WE TAKE TRADES 'I S Tennis '" - 3 Bedroom. 2 bath. Wlt plan mobile home on S tree Shaded acres 571.900 Terms Sanford, 152 bedroom unfurnished houSts to rent I pet and children allowed 323 7857 The most Ill 5777 Stemper Soil p Sanford Retail Farmers Market. Table space. Stall No. 6. open to growers 1) per day or 5)3 per mo. Call Stephanie Cain, 373.05.60. 1.3.3 Bedroom REALTOR CLIFF JORDAN For Rent Family only. 3 bedroom, I bath, newly decorated inside. Near 24 Business Palmetto and 25th St. 1st and last Opportunities mOrslh plus $100 security deposit, Silo per month. 5300326. Distributor wanted for waler _______________________________ punter. Best urift on market. No 3 bedroom, I bath, large yard, with filter needed. Big profit. No back fenced, equipped kitchen, franchise fee for Sam inol Co. Call $700, 1st 1 last, plus $100 security. Mr. VIola. 1113Iflh16), St. 373 1235 PcIensburg 1.1 and Lake Monroe. 2 bedrooms, 1 GET RICH QUICK bath. $133 month, first and last If that is what you are looking for. plus $lOocsaposit. Available Nov. 3. forget it. But if you are looking for 373 0111 a unique investment ma new ana profitable distributorship in coin DELTO,'IA, new 2 borm, duplex, kitchen equipped. carpeted, en operated water purificatIon closed patio. 5)30 mo. plus systems, call or write SecurIty. Small children welcome. FOUNTAN OF YOUTH 6615117 736 North West 7th Ave. Ft Lauderdale, Fla, 33311 3 bedrooms, central air, heat 14 ear (303) 575 )79e Shopping & schools 7621 Elm. Sanford, 1)16956 Broker, 107W Commercial Sanford, 372 7*5) ______________________________ Newly renovated, 2 Bdrms, family room, kitchen equipped, carpet. It Ou h.e On CyC for real value, $7,000 down $130 monthly. 377.2357. you'll eye the classified ads ______________________________ regularly Must sell ImmedIately. 3 bedrooms, 1V baths, garage, kitchen $10,500 equipped, carpet, central NSA. 7227752, Owner moved norm, 2 bedroom 'urnithed home. Living and dining rooms New range & refrIgerator. 2 Bedroom, l2 bath walk to stores. 527.500 Ideal for retired. Quiet neigh. borhoob. Owner will finance. $31 Corbett Real Estate $120 consider a reasonable offer. Owner, 322 2710 SPANISH CHARM 3 bedroom trailer. East 30 at BlInlo, I or 7 children O.K. On 7 large private lots. 321 0159. Two bedroom mobile home, no pett, Private tot 3721272 'i Classified aos do a lob that can oe dOne flO Other way, Call 377 7611 or 131 999) Nowi I 1 Irjrourn, ) bath, corner lot ?ay Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE No pets. No slchohol. 327 1170 , REALTOR 337,211$ After Hrs. 323.9214 and 372-0641 BRoKER ? B"droom furniShed traler, Mullet Lake Park I1)S mo 3.49 5713. ii And MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Suite 70) The Greater Mall REALTORS, Casselberry. 5)3 1666 1 room, wail to wall carpet, air ExPerienced carpet salesman wanled. Both residential and commercial GLOBAL CAR. PETS. 119 S. Magnolia Ave , 323 7720 :__ Immediate Jim Hunt Realty Acreage JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR PHONE 232 6457 AFTER 5,3737111 GENEVA, 17'x60', carpet, central ar, heat, furnished on 7 acres Near St. Johns for boating, fiihing. $I7 365 5057. 37 41 Housøs for Sale Homes, Lots W, Garneft White Woodlands Area. I bedrooms. 2 baths, fenced yard, huge oaks, custom drapes, central air an heat. S31-66S3 or 373726). 3 BedroOm doubiewide trailer Air conditioned, heat 323-3659. Nice efficiency apartment. All utilities furnIshed. 595 Adults only. 323 2396 after 1. . _________________-. 34-Mobile Apartments Rent Furnished Secretary for architectural firm. Experience in same preferred. t ttedroom furnished apartment Good typing, shorthand and mag Located in LakeMary card desired but not required. Call 377 2341 POSSibility ofrelocatIon. 322 616$; __________________________________ 9)1 756? One bedroom apartmenl. furnished, also one 3 bedroom apt. 1009 cast Full time - Part tIme - Anytime. 2nd St. Call 322-1.93 for InOver 1$. Call 331.0470. formation. Butch*r and Meat Cutter Nicely Furnished Apartment With Some Experience Adults, No Pets Hopkins Meat Packing. 322-929) 323 91 LADIES MEN Represent Watkins Products in your Cozy traIler, 1 bedroom, mature adults Good lO(itIn, utilities neighborhood. Big i-all Christmas paid By week No depoSit 373 Season. Excxtlent Party Plan So's potential. Write Mail Sales ulvision, ox to, watkins Sanford- ImmedIate occupancy, Products, Inc. Winona, Minnesota. apartments, furflish,d & un 559,7. furnished. $90 $120. 32) 0064. ie., 91T5 unoer your cn,jorens P'UIa WELAKA APARTMENTS Ctritnas Tree, with money you .114W. 1st St. earn from AVON. 844 3079. 13-Travel Agencies . 31 Travel & Recreation _______________________ of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida In acco.'dance with $-Rooms for Rent the PrOVISIOnS l the FictitiouS 30-Apartments Rent Name Statutes, To•Wit: Section Usthwnithd $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 3l-ApartrnntsRent 5: Claude R. Burteft Amelia .1. Burkett Furnished Publish: Oct.9, 16, 23. 30, Ida 32-Houses Rent Unfurnithed DEG-44 33-Houses Rent Furnished - - Help Wanted 18 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 46-Income And CUlT OF THE STATE OF Investment Property _______________________ FLORIDA, IN AND FOR 47-Realfstate Wanted . SEMINOLE COUNTY. . Legai Notice CIVIL ACTION. Legal Notice Legal Notice CASE NO. 74.I$1$ _________________________________ _________ __________________ DIVISION C Merchandise FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we Me LOAN ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA. Notice Ii hereby given that we are NoticeS hereby given that we are existing SO-Miscellaneous engaged in business at 5573 N engaged in busineu at 601 Swallow engaOed in busineSs at 303 Semoran a corporation organized and For Sale Semoran Blvd.. Winter Park, Or., Cisselberry, Seminole County. Blvd. Suite 101, Altamonte Springs. under the laws of the United States, Florida under tne fictitious name of Seminole County. Florida under the Seminole County. Florida. under the Plaintiff. Si-Household Goods flctitiøui name of SUPERGIRL A$SOIATEDENTERPRI$ES.and fictitious name of SUN GARO OF vs 5-AppIiances SERVICES, and that we intend to that*eifltefldtoregistfrsaianlrflI ORLANDO. arid that wf intend to DUANE .1. P4OVOSEDLIAK; with lhC Clerk Of Circuit Court. register sad name register salo name with the Clerk of with the Clerk of the DIGNA C. NOVOSEDLIAK. his 53-TV Radio . Stereo the Circuit Court, Stminole County, wife: CAMERON BROWN CON Seminole County. Florida in ac the Circuit Court. Seminole County. 64-Garage . Rummage Sales Florida In accordanc, with the cordance wilts the prolSioni of the Florida in accordance with the SIJMER FINANCE. INC.: a North provisions of thC Fictitious Name CarolIna corporation; and JAMES 3$-Boats & Marine FiCtitiouS Name Statutes, To w't provisIons of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section Section 165 09 Florida Statutes 1957. Statutes, To Wit. Section $65.05 Equipment 965 09 w RUPICH' florida Statutes 1931. S. W,IIiam R. Bass Florida Statutes 1957. Defendants. Se-Camping Equipment S Edward P. ZIIO Joan M Bass 5: Marilyn ft Hues NOTICE OF ACTION F is.abelle Zilo Publish: Oct. 2, 9. 16. 73, 1974 Phyllis 7. Yeager TO: Duane .1. Novowdliak 57-Sports Equipment PUblish Oct. 2. 9. II. 73. 1974 DEG $7 Virginia F. Minnigan an SI-Bicycles DEC 16 PublISh: OCt. 9. 16, 73. 30. 1971 Dlgna C. Novosedliak DEC-60 107 Sherwoud Place $9-Musical Merchandise IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Bei AIr, Maryland 21014 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. 60-Office Equipment YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR And Supplies acllontoforecloseamortgageon tIse CUlT OF FLORIDA 114 AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY 0*lng property In Seminole 6)-Building SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Materials County. Florida: PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE HO. '429$CP FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE 62-Lawn and Garden Lol 12. Block A, SAN SEBASTIAN PROBATE NO. 74?I9CP In re: Estat, of OF FLORIDA. lIE Ir,HTS, UIT 7.a cdirjto the In re Estate f IQPP[51 In rRO.tTE 63- -Machinery and Tc deceased Ptat thereof as recorded in Plat BURPIIE ALLAN FORREST In re the Estate of: Book 16. Page 71, PublIc Records of 64-Equipment for Rent deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS LORENA LOREPIZ Semlnol County. Florida. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors arid All Persons 65-Pets and Supplies Deceased. To All Creditors and All Persons HaYing Claims or Demands 4qausst his been flied against you, James W. FINAL NOTICE Rupich, and Cameron Brown è-Horses HaviOg Claims or Demands Aqainst Siid Estate. Notice Is hereby given that ttse Said Estate: You are hifeby notified and Consumer Finance, Inc • a North 67-Livestock and Poultry underSigned will, on the 13th day of You are hereby notified and regured to present any claims and Carolina corporation holding a P4ciernber. A 0. 1974. present to the 67AFed Cn te abor decrbr -'nt .sn rIan h(i '.'. j Ir/ 1 fV(I/ YOU OFC rd1tjtd to ere h,V rnth wI"ti ,v rnj ,a.r,st Ihe cSlate uf SANDRA J -Wanted to Buy her Iinai return. account copy of your written defenses, If against the estate 04 BURNIE FORREST. deceased tate cf and vouthtrs. as Adrn'nisiratrix 69-Stamps . Coins , any, to it on Fowler, White, GiiIen, AILAN FOR REST, deceased late of CCUt1. Ik4ida. the (State' o Lorer'a Lorenl. County, Floridi. tO IhC Clerk of Ihe C'.uit Court. and file Boggs. VillareaI and Banker, P.A., 70-Swap and Trade deceised,andatsaidi,me.Itienand Clerk f the Circuit Court, ma file Itse same itt jpticate ana as Atlinlion Alan H. Cite, Esquire, IPM'C. mak• application to the .ress 71-Antiqu,s kFPIicate aivl iS 'he S4TSC in prOvided in Sect ion 733.16. Florida 01alntifVs attorneys, whow Judge for I final aiftionsent of tsar Is Post Office 108. Tampa. Florida provded i Section 733.16. FlorId. Statutes, in their offices 72-Auction adrrinlstrat,on of said aside and Statutes, In their offices in County Courthouse Ia Seminole 3360), on or before Novtmb*r 11th, foranordardlsctsarglng boris such and file the original with the County Courthouse in Seminole County, Florida, within four AdmlnlstratrlxTransportation cleft of this court either before County. Florida. within tour calend.r months from itse time ci DatedthIsthellthdayofOc$ober. calendar monthS from the tIVYi 01 t',uice on plaintiff's a?fOfntys or tnt first pubtcation hereof, or the AD I97 the first puOlicltsofl hereof, Of the Immediately thereafter, otherwiSe a 75-Campers Travel WFnC *iil be berred Mary '%aifer default will be entered against you same will be barred. Fled a, Sanford flor,da. ,f Traders As Administratriz F,idat Sanford Florida. thiS 17th for the rifleS demanded in the day of October. 1971 of the Estate of 76-Auto Repairs day of Oclobtr. 1971. complaint. kenneth McIntosh 5. W Lorena Lorrn Parts - Accessories 5: Kenneth W McIntosh WiTPdESSmyh.ndendthesagtof As Administrator Deceased. As Aamessistrator this Court on OctOber 11th. 1971 ennem w ?.¼IniosPs 77-Junk Cars Removed C vrrnr' Mitt'. Jr TENSTRO' O4Vl 71 Iteal) $T(HSTRO? DAVIS S C;4 (LFVEIA?4D & MIlE il-Motorcycles McINTOSH Arfljjr H Bakwith, ir PINTOSI4 Atioltrrs 'or Estate Attorney for Admir,istra'or As Clerk of the Court Attøm, fr Mmini$tratr i 19-Trucks and TraiI.r 1 Po. DO' IJJU. By: icy Sto..et P0. Box 13)0, Smrfert Florida 32'11 ID-Autos f or Sale anlord, Fl 3'1171 Sanfnrd. Fl 37771 AS Deputy cl,rk Publish Oct 18, 7'). 30 NOv. 8. PoliSh Oct. 23. 30, NOV 8. 13. $9 Publish: Oct. 18, 73, 30. Nov. 6, 1971 PbI,5h Oct 23. 30, lYia C 97 DEC 145 DEC lOt DEG $af . GoodlhingstoEat Farm FreSh produce daily Vine ripe tomatoes, 56 O0box. Hwy. 434. ' mi , W Of II Things to Eat ID-Do it Yourself FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am Caminez has been critical of while he was there, engaged In business at 917 Highway tctney. the HRS, the legislature and 3& Altamonte Springs 37701. The effect of the Donaldson Seminole County, FlorIda under the Gov. Reubin Askew for , tinder the Baker haS been to Improve fidits name of ODYSSEY.THE inezlsempowered to review the speeding the release. ULTIMATE HAIR EXPERIENCE, treatmentfacllltleslnFlorlda," and that I intend to register said cases of involuntarily COtflCamlnez said he hopes the Caminez said. 'l'here are a name with the Clerk 01 the Circuit nutted mental patients every U.S. Supreme Court sl'iU uphold couple of Court. Seminole Cunty. Florida in drawbacks In the desix mnnths, with tne provisions of a decision requiring that a per- cision though. the Fictitious flame Statutes. 'to son involuntarily Ued to don't think you can rca- Wit Section $63.09 Florida Statutes The act was passed by " mental institution through $957 a 1972 Legislature. As envisoned a sonably expect to cure every S Carl E. Eichner by its sponsor, former Rep. civil proceeding has a right treatment that might bring a patient, which Is the standard Publish: Oct 23. 30. Nov. 6. 13. 1971 DEG 143 Maxine Baker of Miami, * *QEPIEVA GARDENS * * Single' story Studio. I, 2. arid 3 bedroom apartments Pool. clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, lIchen equipped, central heat and ar Monthly rentals Irom $142 50. 377 2O'l) $505 W 25th St., Sanford OCEAN SHRIMP FREE home delivery SSavesl P:,'a .alI 305 130646$ - - "I don't think reteai icea Department officials I think It will helpme out In have kept pacewith my oe)èr" find Iterntive facilities for my work to have the Issue e He 5aid he would hold a hór- potlents. termined once and for all." k deU!T1T1rnC The purpose of the order W&S the state is complying with The appeals court upheld a not to throw old people out but release circler. Jury's award of $38,500 damto get them into the proper ages to Kenneth Donaldson, a "Eighteen months is enough stitutions or back with Ueir Chattahoochee patient, time to let them see what they families where they belong, he who had contended that doctors could do on their own," added saici. did not give him treatment the 32-year-old Tallahassee at- L MuscovIet, ijt.cI' or drakes Live, s,i tAt 5.011 JO tOY) I ut's i-ri, av,e' 7 30 pm All day Sun and Mon. to place orders for rck up later. 4-Personals . SANDLEW000 VILLAS 110W. AIRPOR7 BLVD. SAN FOO, 323 7570 Tomatoes 1 lbs $100 FOrm Fresh Produce Dawg Patch Flea market. Dogtr"ck Rd. Sat Sun. . Health and Rehabilitative 1 or 2 bedroom duplex apartments Furnished or unfurnished. 60' Swimming pool 1220 S Orlando 1?) ?20 LOST lr.h Setter, male, "Fleet wood." Osceola-Geneva area. 319 5532 _______________________ 3-Cemeteries - 1 Bedroom, 1 bath, carpet, air and heal, kitchen equipped 51C0 per month KuIp Realty, 3237335 Commercial Properties Must Sell Now Large Travel Trailer, monthly, on lake in campgrOund. 3776077. Teo bectrooni apartments, 5 $60 and up 323 1)40 _______ Fla. (AP) in early March, 1973, Cam. day to review a 5th CircuIt 11-Help Wanted The examiner for Florida's inez ordered the release of Court of Appeal ruling that 21-Situations Wanted "mental patients' bill of rights" some 1,100 elderly and retarded would require Florida to pay _____________________ says the state seems to be mov- patients from the state hospital damages for alleged failure to Finar.ciaI ing too slowly in releasing old at Chattahoochee In Northwest treat a patient cornmited to a FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that w, are 24-Business Opportunities folks from mental hospitals. s(atc mental hospital. Florida. engaged Irs business at Rt. 3. Box 25-Loans 143. 153 Rivervlew Dr.. Sanford, "Over a year and a half ago I Camlnez said the appeal SemIt'oIi He ordered the releases withissued an order to release over in a year, saying that pay- court ruling was a sound deci- fictitious County, Florida under tise 26-Insurance name of HAPPY ACRES 37 Investment Opportur.It.es 1,000 old people," said Jon chiatric help would not cure old sion which should be upheld DAY CARE AND KIN. ______________________ Caminez, who administers the age or retardation, and told even though there are draw- DERGARTEN, and that we intend to regiSter said name with the Clerk Rentals Baker Ad. backs to parts of It. TALLAHASSEE, Lostand Found r. JOHN Y.RIDER ASSOC Mobile Homes Rent ) Houses A tmall CIlisified Ad brings big returns Try one and 3CC Call 377 761$ or 9)1 9993 Duplex, 7 bed.'oom' air conditioned, ,sdutlS preferred. 3?? 6670 or 373 553.1 rRANKLIfd ARMSAPTS 1170 FlorIda Ave 323 6650 LOST. WhiteGoldGruen Watch Wlnn Dixie at 75th and French 323 195$ 2-In Memoriam 9-Good 2 bedroom unfurnist,ed apartment, adults only, no pets. 261$ Elm Ave. Call 131 6956 LOST Prescription eyeglasses in Pinecrest area. Reward Call 372 0.172 alter 6 p m 9 Apartments Rent Unfurnished FOUND- 10 7-71. Doberman Pin scher, male east Lake Mary Blvd. 323 2646 1-Card of Thanks and adopted Ordnance P4o 1255 to c'ose. vacate and abandon any right o4 theCityandthe public In and to an alley described as follows: Thai certain Norlh South alley lying between Lots 6 through 19 and Lots 75 through 3$. Amended Put of Orange Heights, according to the Plat lhcreof as recorded In Piat Book 4, Page S.f. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida H N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk PublIsh: Oct. 2). 1971 DEGI41 30 For families or friends ol problem drinkers tr further Information call 1234557 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 Pb' 553 Sanford 1 , S Rooms for Rent 41 for Sale _______________________ 41 bedroom. I bath, den, $300 down, 5)33 mo. 9' PCI. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 323.7750. "Don't needs!" Serve a uSefyI purpose again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today' Don't delay! Just dial 327 261% or 9993. To place you' low cost want ad Furnished duplex with 1 bedroom AduIIS,flOP$lI After 1)0.323 36)0 Air Conditioned Room Men Only. 411 Myrtle Ave. 323 2239 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' ALAN ON Ads start in many states, gun deal- shortage of hunting guns on per cent increases now. ers from Maine to the texican manufacturers waiting for still Some people haven't waited border are looking at thinly higher prices. for opening day to begin their NOTICE OF VACATING AND stocked rifle cases and ammo bins.. "There'sashortageofev"There's a lot of talk about hunting. Officials in Utah, II. CLOSING AN ALLEY erything popular," said Dave shortages of raw materials, but linoi.s,NewHampshireandsev- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: You will take notice that the City Gils of Coast-to-Coast Stores In you have to wonder if they are eral other states reported an Commission of the City of Sanford. not just holding back until the crease in ,oachlng this year. Ftorid& on October 11, 1974, passed Fargo, N. D. _________________________ 29 '-. ... Dse Useful, No Longer Needed Items b111th A Herald Want Ad. Houses for Sale 41 Oupiex,lot wooded. N.OrarigeCit,'. 1lO'x)17 66$ 1155 Increase your Income to $4 per Cent. 3 rs. Marvin P. Gassman 2601 Mohawk Trail, Mtld. Mtg. Bkr. 6151142 (24 FIrs,) ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call 'toIl Free, 6.11 2027 for "We Care""Holline", Adults or Teens - . ray Houses Rent Furnished 33 Opportunities ______________________ FACED WITHADRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 123 Write P0 Box t7fl Sanford, I IOr,cla . Sell Thi investment ______________________- . . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, t,T hey I___ Personals 4 - - j I S "Don't needs!" Serve a useful purpose again when 'CU sell them wilts a Classitied Ad from the Herald Call us today! Don delay! .uSt dlii 322261) or 131 9993. 'to plae your low coSt Want Ii c'. - �--- U._ --- -.Vfl fl_ - -- .V._ - -- .-. -. - - . --------:.-: ------. ------ - WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DEAR ABBY Means Trouble SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The midwife carried her satchel into the rough-hewn cabin — forcvps or any trappings of give birth outside, beneath home birth movement with lay open way." %W - l)EAR INK: l(is not a"dumb"qurstion.Andit WAS true, but It() longer Is. By the terms of the Conscription Act of 1U3. a man eligible for th e draft co uld avoid service by providing a substitute, or paying a commutation of $300. One-time President Grover Cleveland paid a substi tute $150 to serve for him in the CivIl War. Cleveland had two brothers in the U.S. Army and a mother and two sisters to support at the vvedaing P For Miss Telford stay home. Ihate tobea stinker, and lwouldn't want to shut her out completely, but this is too much. My husband is unfortunately her only "child" and she doesn't get along wi th the o ther relatives. Help! !' ... ' -. . . ' . . . - Prool.nn' You'll feel bitter If peu get it off yoJr the-si. Fora personal reply, write to AUBY; Box No. 61700. L.A.. Calif, 9000. stamped. Seff addreSsed envelope, pleosa For Abby' s boo if, "How to have a Lovely Wedding," send Silo Abigail Van Owen. 137 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Col. 9031?. Enclose DR. L. E. LAMB Questions Diet C _ To Treat Ulcer 'i \" F -.-A The wedding will be an event of Nov. 30 at St. Andrew the Apostle Catholic Church, New Or leans. .''. •i , .. t '' k p I . - ... -...........- X. .., ; . . — '-4-. . • . . I_ ... — I ! - inn,.., - ' means avoiding spices, .111C iuifiG f a a come preview of w*at's to at our MUSICAL CABOOSE Market Square 34, Cass.lb.rry, 01. 24.3 - a a 2 tomato halves per portion, COMPANY BUFFET Shrimp Curry [lice Condiments Asparagus Mystery Mousse MYSTERY MOU&SE Delicious inspired by that will have . C LAUNDRY DETERGENT it a /04% I aox 8-ounce container heavy cream WITH COUPON BELOW 25 OFF LABEL • . PLAIN SE LF '" C 70LD RISING '.". . Gale, I VA am I I I J LB __ - 091MU 'i MEDAL JI I cup SI. - Makes6to8servings—mousse 4, Is rich so small portions are ' BAG - 1 - I WITH COUPON BELOW appropriate. I' SATURDAY REFRESHER • Herring Spread Bread Basket MixedNuts Frosted Angelcake cate flavor. 8-ounce jar herring fillets in wine sauce 3-ounce package cream cheese, soft ' teaspoon grated lemon rind ' teaspoon grated orange rind Lift herring from Jar d isor carding juice and onion use onion some other way. On a kitchen plate, rather than an absorbent cutting board, dice FRYER QURRTER V -- A I S 14 a p • LEG OR BREAST Tomato l - herring fine removing any vis = 1_ RADE "A" FRESH FLA. OR GA. F p 4 - HERRING SPREAD Grated citrus rind adds deli- 'I - 5 lb. 4 oz. KING SIZE capacity), pot de creme cups or sherbet glasses. Chill to set. really apparent that we've got a tiger by the tall. Although loans will be available to individuals for tradition. al purposes — li ke education, cars, homes — "we are trying to make money accessible to women's projects that have di!ficulty getting money." Besides the savings and lending operations, Ms. Osborne predicts that the credit union will enter areas like counseling, bill counseling and bill consolidatlom "Most women are agog when view, given large sums of money. "Women do not have the We're really interested also in same accessibility to money, to expanding women's concredit in the state and the na- scimisness about money," she lion," as do men, she said. She said. agreed that it has never been "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN TENDER BEEF 06 EE . ? 4 ll$l. NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) Using words like "agog" and "aghast" to describe women and their finances, feminist Susan Osborne has set out to lend women money and teach them how to use it, rather than to be intimidated by IL She and Karen Wynn, both from New Haven, are co-manag'rs of the Connecticut Fe. minist Federal Credit Union, a cooperative effort, "Our loan policies are dictated by feminist priorities," Ms. Osborne said in an inter- CO COLD 1 / 4 4 Lightly drained cooked prunes 6-ounce package (1 cup) souffle dishes (1-3rd to •4; ' a Put enough of the pn'.n'J, after pitting, through a food mill to make 34 cup puree. In ' the top of a double boiler over hot (not boiling) water stir to. gether the 34 cup prune puree, chocolate and sugar until chocolate is completely melted; cool and stir in vanilla. Whip cream until stiff; stir a little of it into the prune mixture to li ghten; din remaining whip. b - SAVE • 0 16 T., - ' 1L ___ L O A `2 o " lblebones — thereshouldbe about 2-3rds cup not packed I down. Mix herring with cheese and grated rinds. T= into a small sersing bowl, co',er tightly and chill. At serving time garnish, if you like, with minced parsley and offer with I small rounds or triangles of 9 thinly sliced pumpernickel or rye bread. Makes almost I cup spread. 41 POTATOES ti Mustard and PIwn Sauce Bacon Fried Rice Pineapple Cookies BACON FRIED RICE Make additions toa mix. 6 slices bacon 4methum scallions, sliced thin with green tops r included (5 cup) I large tib Celery, sliced VINE RIF'E WA CALIF skillet over low ? - All Day October 25 - heat cook bacon until crisp; remove bat-on and drain on brown paper. In the bacon fat gently cook scallion, celery and mu.shrcoms until scallions wilt, remove with a slotted spoon. To drippings in ukillet add rice; cook rice, stirring often, until golden-brown. To mushroom liquid add enough water to make 2 cups; add to rice with Seasoning tllix from fried-rice pa lightly and ,imnmner until rice is tentjer and water absorbed — 25 minutes Stir in crumbled bacon and scallion mixture and reheat, Maks 4 servings. S .... INSTANT 9t I vW PER v3 BH SILVER8ROOK . 3 . 69t lb. BAG I 1P FF OCT 27 IN ALL A&P STORES IN THE JJ J ) HWY. 1792 AT 27th ANFORD 40 oz. BILE. L KRAFT j5 10 oz. PKG a _i~AAKNMAL FLAKY PINECREST CENTER • 79c MOlT'S 41 FOLLOWING CITIES 8 P41( LB. CARTON PRICES IN THIS AD ARE EFFECTIVE THRU SUN (\. 10 or. CANS ........ #4 ........... APPLES fl 32 oz. BOX AI#') BULK LB. RED ROME • a 49t PILLSBURY HUNGRY JACK BR06COL I ' .. PINEAPPLE /G.FRUIT.PINEAPPLE/ORANGE,PINK P.APPIE/G.FRWT 46 oz. JUICE CAN DRINKS ONTE thin ( 34 cup) Uunce can chopped mushroom s, Jed and liquid saved 614 -ounce package fried rice mix I'(Taldr:11 1% XTM JUMBO L W BAG I ati BOUNTY lb U. S. SUNDAY SUPPER Egg Rolls with in ulcer pribiems is to neutralize the formatina 'A acid digestive jike formed by the stomach. ___._i_ iue spatul a a nu nd pieces - roughage, coffee, tea. colas alcohol and foods crntainIng citric acid as occurs in ciUvs (rwts and thmato s. However, :here is considerable disagreement about the need for such a bland diet in the treatment of ii 's cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla Money For Women - BEACH BOYS FRIDAY . ,..eI.... J.- semi-sweet chocolate ' 7 CE LEBBI 4.. .1 fellow 11111WI!5111119 serve at once. Makes 2 servings antcers LJolecrIve: DEAR DR. LAMB — The The digestive juice literally doctor told me I had ulcer, and digests a spot In the duodenum to follow a bland diet. Would just outside the stomach. Curyou explain this diet, please? A rent thinking is that you can eat friend told me she read where roughage if the ulcer is in the fresh fruits and vegetables duodenum as opposed to being were a no-no. I love tossed salad In the stomach itself. Most and also a half grapefruit for ulcers are in the duodenum. For breakfast and will miss doing more Information about ulcers without them, also oysters and write to me In care of this newswhole wheat bread. Why are paper. P. 0. Box 1551, Radio oysters harmful? I don't care City Station, New York, N.Y. for while bread so have always 10019, and ask for the booklet on bought wheat, rye or raisin. I ulcers. Send 50 cents to cover documented extensively but have such pains some days in C($tL "it's such a well-known fact my stomach, 1 could scream, You can neutralize the acid among women," lasts all day, too. Also affects with milk and that is why it is so For example, she explained, my bowels, more like mucus often used in an ulcer diet. there was the 54-year-old worncolitis. Medicines are used to an who — with 15 years of emneutralize the acid and to block playment behind ner and an anDEAR READER If your colon is also affected, those nerve stimulation of the nual gross of about $6,500—was severe paiiis you complain stomach that causes the denied an automobile loan about lasting all day, may be secretion of acid digestive unless her father signed for it. than juice. The nerve-blocking lie was 84 years old. from that source rather When she and her coworkers your ulcer. Pain from Wcers is medicines help to eliminate spasm and its associatcd pain, first considered the Idea for the usually limited to the pit of the that if you cat fruit project, which she said Is the stomach, just at the bottoni Up It follows of the breastbone, or over the with citric acid you can first feminist credit union in the upper abdomen Just below the neutralize the acid with Northeast and the fourth in the country, they surveyed 150 New ribs, usually on the left side or medicine. There is nothing wrong with Haven women. in the center. Characteristically, the pain occurs oysters for an ulcer patient. 'Half of them have been when the stomach is empty and You should be able to eat whole turned down for loans or had is relieved by eating, rather wheat bread. It might even help problems getting loans. Just your colon problem. over SOsald they believed It was than lasting all day. The tbree big no-no's are because of sex or marital status You can have a spasm of the coffee and other drinks that drimnir.ation," Ms. Osborne muscular area at the outiet of contain caffeine, alcohol and said. the stomach calle4 a cigarettes. "We were aghast. It's kind of py1onpasin. This can he very painful, as can a spasm of the colon or esophagus. The term"bland di t' Is iid often znLskadmg term. You can't be specific about it because It means different things to different doctors. In general a bland diet - L 4NiiyaSARY (tJ' - childbirth clinics and prenatal care sessions, The clinics and prena tal care sessions are legal; only the actual practice of midwifery is subject to prosecution. A male midwife in Humboldt County, one of the few men involved in such services, said he assisted a young couple this s pr ing during the successful home birth of the ir second child. They told him their first attempt had been unassisted and unsuccessful. The ba by was buried without ceremony near 0.1 .. on a ridged foil broiling pan sa unge fat (,all run (los', ii and bake in a preheated 350-dc. gree oven for 30 minutes. Re- Miss Telford is a graduate of River Oaks Academy in Belle Chasse and attended Nicholls Slate University in Thibodaux, La. graduate of Plaquemine High STUDENTS HEAR TOP MODEL TALK School and the University of Personal grooming and caree rs in modeling was the subject of a Southwestern Louisiana at talk given Lyman High School junior and senlof girls In borne Lafayette, Is an assistant economics, business arid fashion merchandising classes footba ll coach at Nicholls. recently by Gayle Carson, president of th e Modeling Association of America. Mi. Carson (right) a nswers questions from stude nts Marilyn Blalock (left) and Susan Patterson. 111111111111 - The future bridegroom, a SUFFOCATING IN VA. DEAR STUFF: You problem is not your mother4naw, it's LUCIENE MARIE TELFORD the la ck of communication with your husband. Your objections seem reasonable enough to me. Have a hears-to-head talk with hubby, and let him know how fl —I — you fetL V_ I The bride-to-be is the niece of Mrs. W. E. Vihien and Mrs. Earl Dossey, both of Sanford. / ' Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1974—lb pound pork sausage meat they are completely covered this Is because sausage will shrink. Place on rack of broiler pan with pan in place below or .' -F - - . - Wedding pla ns have been daughter of the late Mr. and announced in New Orleans by Mrs. Lucien Maurie Telford, Miss Luciene Marie Telford, and John Randolph Raymond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawton J. Raymond, Plaquemine, Ui. tlmei DEAR ABBY: My fa ther-In-law died six months ago and since his death, my mother-in-law has practically lived with us. She cruw.s over every night for supper and sits all evening. It's not th at she stays so long, but! work and frankly, I would like tobeableto come hc'me and just relax. She has always been very critical of anyone who doesn't keep a spotless house, and although I'm a fairly good housekeeper, I feel the -sill criticize me. It's gotten to the point where I hate to go home after wrk because I know she will be there. She's a nice person, and I get along wi th her, but I need time to be alone. She spends every weekend here, and I cant accomplish anyth ing because she Is always looking over my shoulder. She's well enough to go eveywhere we go. She went on our vacation wi th us, and if she wants to go next year, I'd just as soon - I Wash and dry tomatoes; cut out stem ends. Slice each tomnato in half crosswise; lightly spread cut surfaces with mustard. Make 4 patties of the sausage so each is diameter of tomatoes; place a pattie on each tomato half and pat down, molding slightly over edges so — Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - Ma rket SAUSAGE TOMATOES Attractive and easy to pre. pare. 2 large tomatoes, about 1 pound Prepared mustard it ---- economies, In the United Chinese, Japanese, Russians su pply but produce only about — but not all. States, we have a population are all bidding for sugar. The half as much as we use. So we Certain sugar economists say with more people 35 years or United States consumes about have to bid for the other half in that is not true. They believe it Many predict the price of a younger. They are a heavy 100 pounds a year per person the world market. And that is has been overplayed in the five-pound bag of sugar will drain on the soft drink and (Including sugar used at home tight today. That is why prices press. reach $2.25 shortly. candy market," says Jack and In purchased bread, cakes, are skyrocketting," he adds. Daniel Dyer, partner of the "That does not mean that O'Connell, director of the Sugar pies, soft drinks, candy). We The oil crisis was due to the prestigiou. firm of sugar econAmericans are eating more Association, Washington, D.C., are only about the sixth in total Arab countries. Now we tend to omists and brokers, B.W. Dyer sugar. It means that there is not which represen ts consumption. England and blame them also for upp ing the '& Co., New York, says: "The enuugh sugar in the world to Scandinavia are way ahead of price of sugar. Many say that Arabs' buying of sugar is only "This shortage of sugar satisfy all the new customers been building over a number of US. And now, with all the new rich countries of the Mideast one of many causes for the rise the suddenly rich Arabs or the years. It is a supply problem. consumers, the market is being went in for sugar speculation, in sugar prices. Don't overlook citizens in countries with Not a result of Americans sod- crowded. We consume around buying up futures on sugar. the fact that everybody is buy. gradually improving denly discovering sugar. The 11.8 per cent of the world's Many people believe thistheoty ing it, Arabs Raising Can e In Fresh Pears Cheese modern technology. They towering redwoods. Others midwives in attendance. Six. On a couch near Robinson In ruggedly beautiful mountair prefer a do-It-yourself style like teen other states permit mid. the wood-beamed living room of the county near the Orega named him Bambi. in the northern California hills. This experience, described by greatgrafl(lrnOther used. wifery under colonial or early used as a waiting room, Annie border. Although home birth is legal, 19th Century laws never re and Bill Holmes waited to see A woman in labor lay on a bed, a midwife who was present, is DEAR ABBY: I am getting married next month and was very "These people are undei Her husband healed w,ter in part of a growing home birth most doctors consider it a need- moved from the books. But In the pediatrician for their new standing when that happer happy about It until last night, when Ted and I had a long talk. He told me not to expect him to stay faithful to me all our the kitchen, revival. Those involved attrib. less risk and refuse to attend most of these states and if it happens again they' among son's first checkup. married life because all married men go out on their wires sooner As the labor progressed, the ute the renewed popularity of women at home. So young them New York, Oklahoma, "We wanted the baby right bury It in the woods again," th r later and he doesn't think he Is going lobe any different. midwife started to belly dance home birth to the back-to-na- cou ples seek out lay midwives. Texas and Washington few after he was born," said Mrs. midwife said In an intervie! Midwifery has been illegal in lay midwives are found. Abby. I love Ted very much, and I don't think I could stand it while her assistant beat a lure movement and to a desire Holmes, 21, as she nursed 12- "They're adamant against ha if I knew he cheated on me. for a birth experience free of California since 1949. Most mid"Having a baby at home fits day-old Jason. "A hospital told lug a baby In a hospital." drum What should I do? The husband came to soothe the routine and sterility of hos- wives can be contacted only in with our whole life-style," me they'd pitt the baby in a The problem, as the midwil through the underground Robinson said. "There's no rca- warming bed at least four hours perceives it, is that there ar IN LOVE his wife, helping her breathing pitals. [)EAR IN: Tell Ted that in this age of the liberated oman, and contractions fall into rhythMothers are delivering their grapevine of counter-culture son to depend on the capitalistic before! could hold him. And we not enough people with hi all married women go out on their husbands sooner or later; and m with the da ncing midwife. babies to the accompaniment of youths. system if you can do something wanted midwives; they're skills. So the young mar since you feel a part of the new sisterhood, th e arrangement he Northern California has be. outside It and can do it in a more personal." Slowly the child was born, be lly dance rs as women reporttrained origina ll y as a phys: proposes Is at least negotiable. (In any event, th e '1" in Ted without the help of drugs or edly did in ancient Egypt; some come the ce nter of th e nation's more relaxed and friendly, The Berkeley Birth Group clan's assista nt, has set up a 'stands for trouble) says the delivery was one of school to train lay midwives I l \P thflY I as toM th:it t'.irs ;u', if :' munn ddn ! ' ant about '5 they have a ttd at 1. could PAY someone to U.S. Army, since January and all were sucstiIut for him. I know it soulds Like a dumb question, but I can't cessful. Forty pregnant women find the answer anywhere. Can you help me' __________ , currently attend their na t ural INQUISITIVE 11) ABIGAIL VAN Bt;REN - By Gaynor Maddox By CECIIY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor SUPPER FOR TWO Sausage Tomatoes Rolls Candied Yams Greenileans their makeshift home in i t .-.---- - Wednesday, Oct. 23,1974-12A Chid lb irth At Home Carries Risk With Ted 'T' COOKINGI IS FUN' --- -- P __\ 1 Pt lJS oz I JANE PARKER "FRESHLY BAKED BROWN N'SERVE - • 46 12 oz. ROLLS,---FKG r p coupon Worth J.L( roweed Purchase of • I I wqjr Coupon W.,ih LtIVII.iZU ')Oi LUI,, Toward Pwhaie.l • p 7.U1LI Coupon i Ws I! ((i'Tt1 ')7A Toward L, Puhai. of rJI CAMP ELL. COM POWER- B 'i uin ii p 1 )AA Toward • I Coupon Wail?, r,cf,1,,, j 0 .0 I I • • ________________________ • xu.z—• u, I'm Coupon ')AA Tow,d WCVIh p !1WffTl1(.TIL. C,upon Cfli Toward of SANKA V AN ril- 00 ,, -.t its 'UáM .. - . - ':',. . . ____a__..__Im ___..l..I•_.I CUSTOMERS WILL BE LIMITED TO REASONABLE QUANITIES OF ANY ITEM PRICES ARE NOT AVAILIABLE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. -. NIP • .::, . L___._.._ OTHER WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS . me �213— Evening Herald, Sanford FL Wednesday, Oct. 23. 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IS FUN 4 P ' PEARS Pears are plentiful at time and are e to t u for conserves and ms that go well w ith homemadee breads and biscuits during the comm winter months. CHERRY PR CONSERVE ripe pears 2' (ups sugar 2 navel o ra ng es 2 jars 48 ounc es each) red maraschino cherries drained and ', • ' ' 90 . Good News - d' •• -. - . oregano. Great with ham- -- Onion Lovers baked cup dark seedless raisins i cup lemon Iuice Pare the pea rs arni cut into Sinall pieces. Add the sugar and -— . . , .' 1 and SAVE 2u" HEAD & SHOULDERS tea'spoograted lemon SAVE 20 KRAFT QUART Wash,pan,core mW dice the pears. Place pears and all other ingrechents in large pot. Bring mixture to a boil om medium heaL Reduce heat and cook PRICES EFFECTIVE OCT. 24-30, '74 Ii JV I \ .•*'.. 'I 99C 1 .i, . SAVE 24, HEINZ canned treats. Now is the time iill shelves with homemade tomato juice (how many have to 1D' - ' I SAVE 10 Boa 25 ,n c 15 Peanut Butter J PU UUflIUiI aI,*i 460, Egg Beaters t SAVE 12, T. G. LEE 1c /2 & 65 SAVE 8'. BREAKSTONE c 0 1 C l6oz Di 12 oz V I ½ Creamer Cr m • ea UIuI I] 0J 39 So: 69 N . pounds skinned ripe tomatoes, . Whipped Topping 1/ ________ •s' Sharp Stix Cheese ea t lOot. Breakfast Links 6 LIMIT ONE WITH $7 50 OR MORE ORDER • Rot Braunschweiger ci ii ch Spread • 1 Shasta Drinks . . . . $1.19 10 Pkg , - Limit lb. 46 Paks 4 .i , IF IF 4 loo' C ns SAVE 24', GREEN GIANT Niblet Corn /1 801 I $ LYKES 'RED PIG" OLD FASHIONED Money Saver Family Paks CUBE STEAK STEW BEEF FRESH GROUND ROUND 4 . . . • . . $1. Smoked Sausage Sweet Peas a0000 3 303 Cans the broth and bring to a boil; simmer, covered, until vegetables are sdt; add the butter beans and the thyme. Puree in the electric blender. Return to saucepot and stir in remaining 14 cups chicken broth and the salt and pepper; 1411111111. ma-dooftlb. $ Sirloin Patties C ea.'T 8 14"'141 89 DINNER FOR FOUR With Stuffing RW .. aI'\ DELICATESSEN Delicious JOHN MORRELL DATE & NUT LOAF BOLOGNA erib 41'0 i 98C ak $ VOLLENDAM .... 6/69c 8/69c SEAFOOD lb, LARGE SNO-WHITE Caulif • Grapefru MICH'GAN Carrots &@Head 29 2 "lb 2 c Sweet Corn 0C SAVE 3 lb bag C %J 49c . i)CANtD'I DRY 30 8X FIUTI WITH THIS COUPON PURCHAZI OF 28 12 PAK GINGERALE SODA FAIRWAY NAARKETS CANADA DRY MIXERS WINK f AIRWAY MAAKFTS txpiRtS - COLLINS MIX 103074 1 EXPIRES 10-30-74 YOU BUY WITH THIS A_6_0Z JAR OF INSTANT W ' I Sa ka n AT FAIRWAY COME MARKETS EXPIRES 10-30-74 $ Lobster Meat 'bbai, SAVE 3 COUPON WHEN Raw A) "pp.. j— - WITH THIS COUPON C FLOR IDA YELLOW c AVE2( MACINTOSH Apples FOR PkID-s 3 9 11Y, lb ROCK SHRIMP SAVE 34' RIGHTS RESERVED fi5C FEATURED AT ALL FAIRWAYS Hot & Cold Foodr. Assortment of Mesis. Chetses & Salads. Potato. Carrot & 3 Bean Salsels Peeled and Deveined QUANTITY 9 Cinnamon Rolls ContourRolls. LIMIT ONE WITII 1 50 OR MoRt ORIDER CHICKEN 1311EW17S WITH STUFFING A fine dish for compan>. cup butter ormargarmt cup minced onion 4 cup n-driced celery laity Th"'to Great C Green Peas Poitoes lnon Tarts Beverage A Loaf Cake ....... SH.MEATYPORK C 20 lb BAKERY 5/ o. Ce M"Ik EW reheaL Makes about D4qtiru 1/2 FARMS Chips Ahoy nge UI 4 5' 0,0 NABISCO 75c i 98c /F LARGE FLORIDA nrnurn FflI(fl y I SAVE 18 GREEN GIANT . U.S. NO. 1 ALL PURPOSE [ butter over low beat; add onion, carrot, turnip, scallion and parsley and cok,tirringofteji, about lOmthu. Add 2 cups of EXTRA LEAN FRESH CHOPPED lU lb. Ap*Uch"A i.ii Sid Pint Oysters ii en tape undrained Fryer - 4* p Q QC tociudi it teaspoon dried thyme Salt and peppu to Wde IN 3 lb. PACKAGES . combination of vegetables make a fine amp. 2 tablespoons buttff or margarine 1-i ctq) chopped onion 4 cup chopped carrot I cup chopped wWte turnip Icup sliced scallion, 4 cup chopped parsley, slightly packed 34 cups clear fat-free chicken broth 1ounce can butter beans (cooked dried as ), FAIRWAY FARMS t 12 oz. Cans . YOGURT KEEBLEA TOWN HQIJSE Combine tomatoes. onion, )-Pp-,T, sugar, salt and vIrKgar in deep ke-ttle. 'ne iiC LI. fl Sot LB. SAVE 40 BREAKSTONE SWISS PARFAIT Cut Green Beans 41 OSCAR MAYER ' SOFTPARKA nc SAVE 36 GREEN GIANT cfange arid sliced lemon. Stir over heat until algar dimlves. Add cinnamon and ginger, bring to a boil; cook ovff low J-,:91? f r?0 #1,1 (4-, I PHYLLIS BISQUE FRESH GA. GRADE A, WHOLE I crisp Beverage Delightful I CHUCK - -W.ai MAW 4 to 5 pints. '1 FAIRWAY FARMS U.S.D.A. INSPECTED BEEF 'I - to ingredients in kettle Coot. to 3 --vllil quil-c Welt, stirIten. Remove spice bag; f ir In Ta1! "our sauce at - SAVE 12 . KRAFT SAVE 25. REGULAR & DIET I . tender with fork test. (about 6 hours) Vegetable:. such as cbbage. onions, carrots. & potatoes, may be cooked in juice or separately after removing most. 1... ' .s reduce heat to a simmer, Va pkg of pickling spice may be added if desifed Simmer until Pkn cc / J 6 1 sill- TOMI _ W %-- —_ 5 [b. Baq pois tomatoes, red or yellow - Place large Brisket in pan with cold water to r nc him - ..aia. By CECILY BROWNSTONE AuOcIated Press Food Editor FAMILY DINNER lb CORNED BEEF BRISKET 109 CARLING BLACK LABEL 4 71A ot $ 1 4 ar. This relish maybe kept to V ieners W Easy Cooking SLçjçpstfls ,, ft RATH All M Quick — !Jfli..... l2oi Pkg. Makes SIX servings, soup REGULAR PRICE - - Be soup 2 cans Nsater 3 sUm ba co n cut Into quarter pieces 1 teaspoon kf thyme 1 bottle clam juice 1 dozen fresh clams 2430.74 Beef 10" OFF A fliRhirD U1ILfl j J NII!Iillia j3d It= juice and bring again to a boil. Stir In I MACARONI SAVE 20' 2 cans vegetable first 6 ingredients, bring to boil and then simmer gently 15 minutes. Crumble ginger maps and add. Simmer another 10 minutes. Serve hot in bowls. ICES ___'WFFI?E 4 I QUICKIECLAM CHOWDER snap cookies Corned NEWi INTRODUCTORY OFFER r'%IIAIT&IrIg UVVMLJI1 ------ JJ 6oz SAVE 10'. CRACKER BARREL c __________________ als 14i I • BAKED BLUEFISH Clean bluefish and place up meals for eight at a sit-down 6-irbecue a lot and mk fish and whole in foil pan. Bake 20-25 dinner. However, M rs Alton seafood But they must be minutes Then spread maonprefers to serve hiffet stvlo i;ir,, Nl not to ,Iouk too many I,;, t,;) side of fi, .h and itli siniple dhc such as ee1 I onLs, such as fresh milk, that place un der broiler. Broil spoecausegeneratorquickly until skin puffs. This is breast parmiana. runs ona two-hours-on, two-off good for o ther bland f ish. U*S*Do At INSPECTED LUNCH MEATS r tic Sliced Mozzarella - I / ILtI UJNC,,*QUMS*T ( i1JjJ _ _. F lou r refrigerator about 2 weeks Mikes about I pint (64 ser- burner range, princess oven cruises the East Coast, going to wi th rotisserie, refrigerator Nantucket and Martha's and small freezer she can whip Vineyard.When on anchor they FAIRWAYFARMSbHIONED" 01/ -- GATORADE I . teaspoons whole cloves tablespoon wimle 21hplee tablespoon Tabasco use rozen vegetables and peaceful. It's great to anchor in and bake in 350-degree oven T7 1 / 31b. Pkg. or M ore — 69 So, 1 teaspoon hors& radish 1 teaspoon dry sherry or w hite wine l ___ 1i Beef - SAVE B.. KRAFT ' -'- silt teaspow salt I orange, thlWy sliced I lemon. thinly sliced I stick (3 Inch) Cinnamon I pie" *bole ginger cups seedlen ralel 41 LIME OR ORANGE CHILI SAUCE - 6 and 8 oz. Pkgs. All Varieties SAVE 8'. KRAFT JJ Pt Soz SAVE 10'. KRAFT SINGLE Am American Slices ices 12o, • SAVE 10. FLEISCHMANN 39 KRAFT Cheese Whiz Biscuits jj 8_at. CAMPBELL C4 anbine all ingredients. Mll at least I hour before serving. Store covered in clean I-pint S FAIRWAY 100%PUREGROUND - .•-.' SAVE 28'. KRAFT 2 3 4 3 / L lSoa. crab meat 1 large package cream cheese onion. sauteed sleeping room in the salon mostly fresh fruits and a cove and my husband is ten until pie bubbles, a bout 15 which merges into the all egetahlcs" years younger when he minu t into wedges e ectric galley. With a threeDuring August the couple that engine" Bought Rightl Cut Rightl Priced Right' Tastes Greatl \ • ib.__ SAVE 12% KRAFT SAVE 6' PILLSBURY SAVE 10', KOOGLE FLAVOR tasted this?). whole or halved lornatoes, and homemade chili sauce. For canned tomatoes, allow about ft" pounds for a quart jar, about one bushel for 18 quarts. Tomatm need little seasoning. merely add ult and pepper same. - ' i 7-n can cans whole baby clams 6 large longer .' .. 51 Sauce -• - x a sea ng a ,• - •. SAVE D-Q-u Sauces ih..... •.sifl.. j French Dressing 'v'. Tomatoes S i v e Ia. LIMIT LIMIT ONE WITH $7 500R MORE ORDER SAVE 1.2. KRAFT TOMAT3 .-.:\. ___________ - 8 9 32 oz. C LOTION lOot 1 t- boat and fabric In a leaf design economy-size cans, al though we vice to other women whose HOT CRAB MEAT HORS D'OEUVRES picks up her color scheme do ha ve a fairly large pant. husbands are boating enMash ingredients toge ther throughout The boat slee ps s We just don't use many canned thuslata and press in to 9-inch pie pla te ith a hide a- bed sofa items when docked but we do "Y it. It's a great sport, Sprinkle with silvered almonds was all due to a honeymoon ex- this meant a great deal of open -perience 18 sears ago house Living with many parties AffiZAA . ,. "We were ha ving lunch at a dung Christmas and New , dock side restaurant in Cape Year's, Mrs. Altman said. Cod We saw a couple dining on However, for the last three the fantail of their boat at an- years they have moored in a 17 7j 'J' L I! t —_ chor and thought, What a private rnarini in \V.•tt l.•.t' r lovely way to then to go Into boating." yacht club. There are only three AU-electric galley has comforts of home I' JERGENS about 25 minutes or until %)''.. _7~5 C - G 1,29 W 1 $0, orar Ago. I h" casob . - ' ANACIN SITL IOI ...• - World's Fair Marina in Flush- — SAVE23' ias.st flt7svtI_t...*. Iha,. t)NW.S,lt ______ : • ' Actually, Mrs. Altm a n tog Bay, just a baseball fan 1 revealed their current home whoop from Shea Stadium aboard the 45-foot "IBud" There were 28 "live Ins" and Combine all ingdlenis In If ........__uI.___-rr____) ,'. 1 11.19 7 oz jars(8ounceseath) red maraschino cherries, drained and ' 4 II1I SHAMPOO I cup lemoa juice & teaspoon ground nutmeg tv teaspoon salt are one of America's favorite vegetables andImeae de.-ision. srnall jar. Cover and shake until well blended. Makes about two. third cup dres-,iing. S Lux quid . 11 ' ____ . with no regrets on their ing home w docked at the SAVE 20' - ,,','• , o ther "live ins," which makes "We love to eat and 1 love to cycle. She makes salads such as for tess entertaining. cook and entertain," she said, a kidney bean, thick pea and The Alünans ha ve air condi. Since both work to Manhat tan corn salad and iota clam (brIng and keep cozy In winter he Is a video engineer wi th dishes, since clamming is quick with a hot-air heating system. Ogilvy & Ma ther, Inc., an ad. and easy for them, Since Mrs. Al tman is sales vertising agency — they Th ey hope soon to make their floor manager for Simmons Co. generally eat breakfast in the f irst inland voyage to West In Manhattan, she had a special city' and simple bee! steak, Palm Beach, where they plan to hand in decorating the yacht chops or pot roasts when alone. retire — on their yacht. 'is and turned to crisp greens and She plans her food shopping going to be a one way p to white rather than nautical red, around meat buys, for example, Florida," she said. white and blue. A long shag g and can get up to 13 steaks in After 18 years of marriage was Installed throughout the her freezer. "I don't buy large and boa ti ng she gave this a - ' _____ FAIRWAY FARMS CORN FED Health 4 1 ___ apartment ties in Queens lo decided to live aboard all years ago, after eight years of year. metropolitan life, and l ook back For several years their float KRAFT FOODS CHERRY PINEAPPLE PEAR JAM ripe pea" can 120 ounces) crushed thickened, stirring occasbonaUj Pourintohotgeriljzed jars and seal Makes about 4and4-half nips. Crisp salad greens I large tomato, cut wedges I fully ripe avocado, sliced - Peel .J S ;,; ' ,'ii / p "!%' .. - teaspoon OCRflO g Oregon Sweet pan ish onion 'jI' q ,, J " P, y powder h _____ s sugar i . Dash pepper 2 teas poo ns sugar I teaspoon chill large Ida o. allow to stand overnight. Wash - - _____ - ui ONION SALAD - - oranges; remove orange peel in thin strips with vegetable parer Or sharp knife. Chop nran,ve I By AILEEN CLAIRE They've never regretted It. This 7k the Herald Services is their sixth boat. l, • NEW YORK (NEA) While still in an apartment, L Year-round living aboard a the Alt'nans built their first — a r boat conjures up all kind. of 23-foot cabin cruiser. "We went wIsul thinking among the to Power Squadron school and fireside set during chill wintr took a cruise to Ike ChaindayS. plain. it was marvelous," she For most of us, it is an idyllic said. . dream, but some actua lly do "it finally reached a point make the dramatic shift from where we were spending so shore to shi n. Bud and Lois much time winter and Altman, for example, cut their met — on a boat that we j ce 1 teaspoon salt STYLE oranges. Add orange peel and juice and remaining ingredients to pear mixture. Cook in large saucepan about 25 to 30 Minutes or until thictened. Pour into hot sterihzed jars and seal. Makes about four 11- ounce Ahoy, Home Sweet Home On The Bounding Main a 2 tablespoons vinegar lime 2 ta bles burgers or an expensive steak. - 0 . 8 I parsley Chill Dressing TheHeraldServkes onion lovers and those who Peel and slice onion. Separate enjoy more snap to their salads Into rings. Place saia greens , will be happy to learn that the on platter. Arrange tomato Sweet Spanish onion crop will wes, avocado slices be a good one this year. Th onion rings over greens. snowy-white onions wi th their Sprinkle wi th chopped parsley, subtle sweet flavor go well In a Ser v e with Chili Dressing. colo rf ul salad of avocado slices Makes 4 servings. and tomato wedges. Top with a piquant Chill Duing, an oil nit DRESSING and vinegar combination with lime juice, chili powder and 14 cup sa lad oil - _____ I tablespoon chopped By AILEEN CLAIRE Wednesday, Oct. 23, 19738 Fresh i c th TAILS 4.98 298 $ lb Crab Legs b" $ hoattlar" 1. 9 8 Stuffed Clams 4,'1 .29 9O r.itwhol. R Mullet ma7uncepacka Irl cup water 1 4 cup currants, rinsed in hot water ti cup coarsely chopped walnuts 4 large chicken-breast halves. about 2L-7 pounds butter gently cook onion and celery, stirring often, unW wilI led. Add croutons; sprinkle with water and mix well. Stit In currants and walnuts. In a 13 by 9 by 2 inch greased baking pan, mound the stuffing well apart in br east half'ove r each porti Cover tightly with heavyweight foil. Bake in a preheated &14degree oven for 40 minutes; remove foil and bake until tender 20 minutes Place wider broiler, fairly close to high heat, just until skin is critp d golden. - 39c Makes 4 servings. �- - • —_,-- .=—.-- 4 B— Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1974 Time By ____ CLAIRE The Herald Services A u j, Ti Saving B 9 dt - AILEEN CLAIRE The Herald Services • I 1 includes spaghetti with sauteed I., cup -: molded - (about - ad oll Eggplant. sour creani keep salad makes a refresh. - Ill a , in colander. teaspoon cup finely chopped celery and salt half Herald remaining Makes .1 • savoring of their contents have some one to work with and berries, without white or hollow minutes, in boiling- water bath. Ii Ii II throughout the long winter talk to while following step-by- centers. Hull, wash, drain and 7bere is a way to enjoy out. months are satisfactions well step directions. of-season garden goodness worth the few busy kitchen STRAWBERRIES STRAWBERRY- cup sugar to each RHUBARB JAM three-quarter market prices. Can or freeze stress is in preparing jars, cans should be more economical hours in a time to can and freeze, but berries are hot. Pack hot, into actual 2 4 salad oil, if necessary. Drain on servings. colorful array of relishes and a cooperative venture when to fade and jam on pantry shelves and the putting up foods. It is fun to canned, Use firm, red. ripe pinLs lose flavor when space. Adjust 10 cups prepared IrWl 1 about I pint fully ripe cup water 15 box I cup. Add to the at room temperature until set con. strawberries. Thoroughly drain mix •''" rY RIGHTS RESERVED) ' (Pi otlflCtl) - I cup Measure into large bowl crystals will remain.) Ladle CARNIVAL PLUS : 'i - YOURai N (AMONW 0 DFFEE 1 1 A,& . a 2 • FLA* GRADE 'A' I r WHOLE'I FF I In mixing bowl, dissolve boiling water. Pour into 8-Inch cake pan. Chill until VA LB. A c LB. SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER A 1 I 4 #A ll I MINE '~&:FI I I T'"_ I L~.'k L.Lj~ ~'J 1-:.AJ4, I- I A'gL - BEEF ONAW firm. Meanwhile, mix together remaining ingredients, except coconut. Out chilled gelatin Into cubes. mixture. Store in refrigerator until serving time. Garnish with toasted coconut. Makes 6 servings. (May substitute whipped topping mix for sour cream. Follow package directions.) DISCOUNT PRICES 7 Fold into DAYS A WEEK - SLICED FRUIT OCT. 24. * WED., OCT. 30 SELF RISING (or) HALVES PEACHES COCKTAIL WE GLADLY ACCEPT tJcnA nnn cTA&*D tnhla.&ic Alternate Method: When Jello is syrupy, beat with electric miter until frothy. Fold In sour cream or substitute proceed as directed above. Chill until set 00 4% NO C ANS 5 No. OIQC qi CAN S FLOUR LB. BAG Sweet EARLY HARVEST TOMATOES JUICE NATURAL SWEET PEAS 3CANA99c12 ," 78c 1 1... FOOD KIP"G SHUNFRESH SWEET-BUTTERMILK LBECK QUICK 70j-$4 GRITS CANS STEAK stand until set (093 my take up to 24 hmn); then store in freezer. If jam is to be used within 2 or 3 weeks, it may be stored in refrigerator. Maka about 5-and-a-quarter cups. SUNNYLAND GOODTIME LB. FRANKS FREEZM STRAWBERRY. ORANGE JAM 1;i cupsprewed fruit (about Dit pints fully ripe U - OZ PRICE APPLIES ONLY ENGLISH ROAST LB. $128 78 C LYWES SLICED SUGAR CREEK BOLOGNA I-LB. LYKES BUDGET blended; gen- . U4 ...--. - -, augies. IIC in a preheated 35O.degre ovcn for lSto)minutcs, Serve warm or reheat with butler. I *FRENCH CUT r) . ... 19 30T77c kL YOUR CA ____ •. _____ A ' g . THIS COUPON . POTATO CHIPS MRS. PAUL'S ASSORTED BYRON FISHSTICKS PORK (;49 LA CHOY - BOUNTY BAR.BQUE SOY SAUCE POT ROAST.__..___ BONELESS COUPON EXPIRES: WED., OCTOBER 30 LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY PLEASE PKG. PKG. JL. ROLLS -- p' I ES 4 fruit mixture. Continue stirring about 3 minutes).(A few sugar SPRAY COLOGNE 2 ALLEREST a 24 TABLETS FLICKER SHAVER DIAL - S's TABLETS ANTIPERSPIRANT 6 DEODORANT SPRAY PEPSODENT 30Z. TOOTHPASTE TUBE 34 1 For Teeth CT. 24 COUNT 5ti. SUPER 2 ___________________________________ - LIP SALVE EACH 819c 44 73 L-ORAL - 25 TABLETS COUNT Twice As Fast As Aspirin 35 C 4 Vs --. FOOT GUARD 60Z. CLEAR SPRAY - TWIN BLADE CARTRIDGE COUNT SHAMPOO & CONDITIONER GILLETTE 4EADACHE TABLETS 20 BUFFERiN GROOMS & CONDITIONS HAIR NATURALLY -' LOE. 30Z. TUBE $j 22SI NUS At Their Whitest C TABLETS .14 40 SINE OFF L' 1;9 SRYLCREEM REGULAR (OR) UNSCENTED BTL. NO MORE TANGLES BLISTEX DENTURE CREME COUNT LADIES MED. POLIDENT 134 ALLERGY 7OZ• MOUTHWASH oz. BEEF SHORT 98 C RIBS _U. LB. 68c LEAN.N.TENDER ALL MEAT BONELESS STEW... LB. $118 SWEET CORN_i LARGE O EARS CAN INFA FEEDER ---- 20Z, SIZE -- C TUBE J BARTLETT LBS. BAG 8Oz• SHAMPOO C $j 39 49 VITAMIN SUPPLEMENT - $ OZ. BTL. 4-WAY NASAL SPRAY BRECK CREME RINSE '2 70Z BTL $ hamburgers, chicken or fish during the comLing months. Favorite vegetables for relishes are corn, cucumbers, green and UIIUU, UL1IW1 dilU p&WIL. REI.M medium eggplant 4 cups(8 pounds) chopped tomatoes Iki cups chopped onion 1%2 cups chopped green I pepper PEAS 1-3rd cup ralsint I cup sugar I • I 4 $ l. P KG II U $ 79 1 1 cup vinegar cup water teaspoon Tabasco Do not peel eggplant; chop into tubes (about 4 cups chopped). Place all ingredients in mgwIii,m 411a& TA p.ii. # flrn., t. I....I 4.,4 I.I W Wil, stirring occasionally, do not boil. SImm.r 10 minutes. Seal In hot sterilized jars. Makes about 3 pints. RELISH AMERICANA Ik3 cups cooked corn, drained 1 cucumber, chopped 1 medium green or red pepper, diced cup vinegar Li cup prepared mustard L1 teaspoon Tabasco c 06 variety with franks, These make good family eating and also are thoughtful gifts. - REG. LEMON WITH BODY to go red peppers, tomats,zuc- - 1 93 an BLACKEYE $1 53 $125 68 C RANCH WAGON BTL. HADACOL - mer's end and put up a ITALIAN SWEET 'i - - Take advantage of fresh vegetables available at sum- of relishes ½ GAL. r crystals may remain.) Ladle into conuuners. Cover at once with tight lids. When jam is set (may take up to 24 hours), store infr.Ifjamwillbeused within 2 or 3 weeks, store In refrigerator. Makes cups. RELISHES PEARS.___..28' U.S. "NO. 1" IDAHO BAKING NORMAL (OR) OILY HERBAL 38 C FANCY WASH. STATE ,iirr Mr F L £I U C K DETECT ANTISEPTIC FRESH FLORIDA YELLOW LEAN MEATY *nni LISTERINE 86 LB. $j38 juice 11 lemon) L2 bottle fruit pectin juiceandfnutpectln,stlrinto "INDIAN SUMMER" HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS- NAME BRANDS all at... cups U%pounds) and chop orange, removuig membrane and seeds; measure three-quarter cup into the bowl. Mix sugar into the fruits; let stand 10 minutes. Mix lemon C. POTATOES....... BUS. -- SKINNY DIP RIB ROAST__LB. CENTER CUT TOWELS - 4 as pints directed. Crush about 1 fully ripe strawberries; measurelcupsintoaiarge bowl or pan. Grate rind from l medium orange: add half le - . rRODUCE BU r t CORN c medium orange Prepare containers J S IR - LB58c SLICED BACON CANS hour. and . c GOOD ONLY AT: SANFORD PARK & SHOPS - in ,ik 100 % 41k " 120Z. BOX - ; - L:flr e1j CO N 1 sugar • R BAG CHIPOS out onto a Makes 16. PORK 1111111:11410111 of the . .6o ALL $ tit, CARNATION iNSTANT MILK or margarine, on 98 CHEEZ-WHIZ.......... In a large warm bowl .........t.- ROAST Ladle quickly thto containers; cover at once with tight lids. Let . 1' 'BIS CUITS_____219C FT we t1)rn s)Tup LthUI WESTERN - MILK SOL 12 eggs. bout I • C PKOS. - lack. sprinkle the yeast over the water and stir until dissolved. Add sar, salt, anise seed, butter, the whole eggs and 2 cups flour. Beat until smooth. Stir in enough itirlitional flour to make a soiL dough. Tun lightly floured surface; knead unt il smooth and elastic 8 to 10 minutes. Place greased bowl; turn to grease top. Cover; let rise in warm draltfree place Lti Jiijed '.ri -hair. Punch down dough. On a lôurad pastry cloth with a - stockine t-covered roll. ngln roll out lWsIl4nch 'Squirt. Cut into four l4nch sçaares Oil each square into 4 triangles. Place, well apart, :reased ckie sheets. Cover; let rise in warm drafUree place until doubled in bulk — abouti 1.LB. MRGARINE for iui MORE L TEMPTING CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Peru Food Editor Although sweet rolls and buns abound in Mexico, strangely enough there are few recipes for themin the aokbocks devoted to Mexican food. Here then is a recipe absoIutel delicious Mexican buns to help rectify this The old-time recipe for this sweet bread calls for But an authority on Mexican food told us that today a Mcxlcan cook would never use this number. Frankly, these buns are so ravishingly good made with only (tree eggs that we didn't miss the nine left out. However. to obtain the proner texture, we did up the butter. SWEET ANISE BUNS cup warm water, 105 to 115 degrees 2 packages active dry yeast ' cup sugar 12 easpooa call 1 tablespoon anise seed butter melted 3 eggs, at room temperature 3 to 4 cups flour legg yolk 2 tablespoons light corn Syrup and boil 1mInute, stirring cow, fltl(.Stir in to fruits. COflUui ue EVAPORATED NO. C 303 3CANS89 oz. CANS in a small pan. Bring to a boil V'1 PKG. ' LB. GRAPE FRUIT By cup STEAK I 240Z. $][88 CHUCK CHUCK CLUB LIMIT: ONE WIYN $1.54 on Mona PURCHASES EXCL.CIGARETTES SOLID PAK NO 300* Rolls FLAV C OT. JAR if BREAKFAST L INKS LB. . C;GS Mexican C #; & and 'I SALAD DRESSING 10 CHUCK WHITE RING -- THESE ITEMS & PRICES GOOD.... * THURS., SUNNY LAND . with uglitfituiig and seeds, and crush thoroughly; measure half cup into the bowl. Peel, cme, and grind about half pound fufly ripe pears; measure half cup into the bowl. Mix sugar into fndts; let stand 10 minutes. Mix water and sure-jell fruit pectin L . gelatin in J% WFTV NO. 9 ORLANDO.DAYTONA BEACH SUN., OCT. 27 5-6 P.M. STE K FR.TERS oz. less) Wash, scald and drain Thoroughly crush about I pint fully ripe strawberries; measure fte"tiarter cup into a large bowl. Peel, corre and grind a fourth of a fully ripe medium pineapple; measure three-quarter cup into the bowl. Peel and section 2 medium ISA I i •• CANS lids " IF U I' (3' ripe medium Prepare containers. Use pint or kt'll1 IiII9 SWISS or FULL CUT U prepared pineapple fully . - 4- JAM 1 2 cup prepared oranges 12 medium oranges) L2 cupprepared pears (about Li pound fully ripe pears) 41 cups 12 pounds) sugar 4 cup water I box fruit pectin FANTASTIC MEAT BUYS - - cup ) 'A GRAPE AMBROSIA I paekate 3 oucrc Lrb-r-ry tLaor gdatiu 2 cups boiling water 1 cup sour cream cup miniature marshmallows can (11 ounces) mandarin oranges, drained cups California grapes, stemmed, halved and seeded 14 cup comely chopped walnuts can ounces) toasted coconut - CUP Ili cup prepared strawberries . mallows in a strawberry. flavored gelatin. This Is a make-ahead dish and Is ideal for parties or for weekend meals when no one really wants to spend much time in the kitchen. take up to 24 hours); then about 3 minutes. (A few sugar about 1 pint strawberries, powered fruit pectin r omm (may tainers and lids; or use auto. sugar into fruit; let stand 10 store in freezer. If jam will be matic dishwasher with really minutes. Mix water and fruit used within 2 or 3 weeks, it my hot (1 degree.s or higher) pectin in a small saucepan. be stored In the refrigerator. rinse water. To prepare the Bring to a boil and boil ! W.—kes5 cups or about 5 (8 fluid iruit. Stem and thoroughly minute, stirring constantly. Stir ounces ) containers. crush, one layer at a time, into fruit. Continue stirring FREEZER FRUIT pound rhubarb) Process 1 caps. minutes, quarts and Wash, scald 4 cups (1% pounds) sugar psychological bonus. The fruits or vegetables begin. Try remember — strawb~-rries tend hot jars. leaving half-inch head peel) about 1 pound rhubarb. at once with tight lids. Let stand less in size that have tight-fittlng lids. Measure strawberries and I cool place. Heat Pfresh items now. In the long run and all necessary equipment during September. This is a slowly until sugar dissolves and this sa ves money and therc is a before the work with good Prepare containers. Use only or pan. Grind very fine (do not quickly into containers. Cover containers 1 pint or measure berries. Use half to ftoughout the year without hours required. A bumper crop of straw. quart berries. Gently mix sugar worrying about fluctuating For beginners, a secret to less berries is reported and prices with berries. Ut stand 5 to 6 of the eggplant. Repeat through. I lImIi. H UI FF'l.AI combine cooked spaghetti, hall milk Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1914—SB ar bowl, In a la 1411111 u uviui t*,.7 aen casionally, until tender. Drain sour (resin — -- poultry dishes. A Grape Ambrosia combines grapes, mandarin oranges and marsh. - boiling water so that until lightly browned. Add more until heated lz pounds) -. ,-..- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1.1 thick slices. In a large slullet, layers; apt In e top wit" fry eggplant, a few slices at a cheese. Bake, covered, 1(1 time, in quarter cup hot oil, degret oven 20 to 25 minutes or EGGPLANT CASSEROLE ing complement to meat or -_-- add water continues to boil. Cook #1I uncoveae cro-swise into quarter-inch QPAr.11FTT1 A?Vn 7 of tastes in a - - grated ium eggplual melange cup - Cheddar cheese soup and sour 4 cup finely chopped parsley ingredients, except eggplant and cheese. Place half of the or cream. Serve with a crisp green " CUP (2 ounces) shredded Cheddar cheese spaghetti mixture in 12 x 8-Inch salad and a pineapple gelatin Peel ieggplant, if desired. Cut baking dish. Top with a layer of topped with banana slices. - -. - A z flavorful. One combination eggplant baked with a blend of i Pasta Pla e By to rapidly Cheddar cheese soup, undiluted - -. Salad paper towels. Gradually paghetU and 1 tablespoon Salt to-the-budget meals during a week. These are nourishing and Lr -j-- spaghetti oq ,_.___--.r-.--..-- - A pta casserole may be an 3 quarts boiling wa ter answer to serving more kln'i- l can (it ounces) condensed I j 8 AILFfN -- - , -"----_--e I - -- It, teaspoon salt �0—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Oct. 2, 1974 . •. . .. . . -. .. . - . . P U In their back yard, the Martins kept a pet coyote on a chain. Although they con. sidered him harmless, they warned youngsters In the neighborhoW to keep their at e a ventured too close arni got bitten. Sued afterward for damages, the Martins insisted In court that the coyote had never bitten anyone before. Nevertheless, the court held them llb1e. The court said the law is less interested In the characteristics of the individual animal than in the characteristics of the species. D or , I'"I IS t Are Unbaked 8-inch pie shell By CECILY BROWNSTONE that tasters were enthusiastic chosen for Inclusion 4 cup (about 23) pecan halves Editor about were Associated eu Food Garnish of 1 cup heavy When the women who belong In the book. For toe most part, cream (whipped) or 1 ounce to the Junior League of New the recipes rely on foods semi-meet chocolate Orleans decided on a new fund. available In Louisiana in an. (melted), if desired raising effort to aid them In tebellwn days. Beat eggs slightly; add sug. We were attracted to The iinnirtlfl1! some community Plantation Cookbook's Pecan ar, corn syrup, butter and Vaone ple because iti., less sweet than nilla and beat gently until cornkl®k mbIe a to that would appeal to travelers most recipes for this very bined; stir in chopped pecans. and history buffs as well as American dessert, and because Turn into pie shell. Place 4 Pe. it suggests an Interesting cans in the center, petal (ash. cooks. Other league members chocolate embellishment. ion; piace remaining pecan worked at gathering recipes Here's our adaptation of preheated 375-degree oven until that preserve Louislana's cu- recipe. 30 to 35 minutes. If garPLANTATION PECAN PIE set linarv achievements and they nish Is used, serve pie hot or tried them on their families and 2 eggs cold with the whipped cream or cup sugar guests. Because each recipe drizzle chocolate over the 'z cup dark corn syrup serves eight, there were lots of cooled pie in a zigzag design 2 tablespoons butter, soft dinner parties during this center pecans and between vanilla 1 teaspoon preparation period and frank edge and let around those 1 cup coarsely chopped comments on the worth of each chocolate set. pecans recipe were Invited; only those ourm - y - ... : _____ A Good Mix . - • • ( / , Plantation pecan pie as it's made in Louisiana e't a//owee - - -. Associated Press Food Editor Each year we've made candy apples for Halloween and, following tradition, we've used medium or Large-size fruit, Younjkrs love them, but I've always noticed that most of the time there's too much apple and usually half of It gets thrown away. This year, spurred on by inElation, we did something dif. ferent. We used small McIntosh apples (the bag was marked No. 1 — 2-inch minimum) and coated them with chocolate. Success. Our young visitors ate every bit. Our grownup guests with epicurean tastes did the same. o, u you're giving a Halloween supper party, these Chocolate Apples will make a _________________ —41996. AL Q~ Wednesday, Oct. evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. By CECILY BROWNSTONE fun dessert. Our discriminating adult friends enjoyed th, stick apples so much because the coating was made with real chocolate rather than the ersn product. Advice: read the label when you're buying semi-sweet chocolate pieces, The cost? New York City prices, and they're higher than those In some other parts of the country, our batch of Chocolate Apples cost about OOc. These days a treat such as this icr lOc a portion is a bargain. If the 'apples you use come from your own tree or you've cadged them from a neighbor's, you can of course make this Halloween ottering for much less. CHOCOLATE APPLES 9 small apples, about l' pounds Wooden craft sticks 1-3rd cup (about) finely chopped walnuts or peanuts 6-ounce package (1 cup) semi-sweet real choco. late pieces 2 tablespoons light or dark syrup 2 tablespoons butter or margarine Pi teaspoons water Wash and dry apples. Remove stems: hold the stem in one hand and rotate apple with the other and stem should come out easily. Insert a craft stick in the stem end of each apple. Spread the nuts fairly thickly on a small cookie sheet or similar utensil in 9 rounds, each the At — c W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE WESTERN r GRAIN FED ROLLED BONELESS INA ____.. 0 1~M _t --k AV E ,. ,j 'i*i• 4) - Od to /u, amps 11/ - J11her • J ' eJ . / ered until chocolate sets corn-. pletely. The apples may be refrigerated overnight but you may want to let them stand at room temperature about I hour before serving. If you haven't a double-boiler you can improvise by using a small or medium metal or heatproof glass mixing bowl set over a saucepan orinaslulletof water that Is very hot but not boiling. . , . C WE P11001 TO FIGHT INFLATION AND CONSEIVI ENERGY PILLSBURY RICH N.j VANILLA OR CHOCOLATE Salad Brown rice has come on the cooking scene with a bang as part of the continued Interest in natural foods. It goes well In traditional dishes such as a Moussaka adding its own special texture and flavor and makes an excellent Nutty Brown Rice Salad. Rice served as salad often Is overlooked. It can be a main dish or used as a side dish with your favorite fish or poultry recipe. Cook rice aCcording to package directions. Place cooked rice In a bowl; cover and refrigerate. Add mayonnaise; mix well QiIU one hour. Stir In remaining Ingredients; chill again before serving. Makes about 6 cups Cook rice according to package directions. Meanwhile, cut eggplant into half inch slices crosswise. Sprinkle eggplant slices with half teaspow salt and let stand about 30 minutes, Rinse and pat slices dry. Heat eggplant slices In oil In 124nch skillet, turning once, About 5 minutes. Add more oil as needed. Remove eggplant slices. In the same skillet, brown meat until crumbly. Ad1 onion and garlic. Cook, stirring frequently, until onion is tender, but not brown. Add tomato sauce, 2 teaspoons salt, oregano and pepper; heat to simmering. .rr:1; half ti" ooked rice, meal mixture and eggplant in layers in a shallow 2-quart baking dish (12 a 8 a 2 inch). Repeat layers of rice, meat, and eggplant Melt butter 1n small saucepan. Stir In flour and salt. Add half and b'ilf. Cook, stirring constantly, until thickened. Stir in cheese. Spoon over the layered Ingredients. Cover. Bake at = degiees for O minutet Uncover. Return to oven and contAnu bakUw until mixture is bubbling and top is lightly browned, about ] Minutes. Let stand 10.15 minutes before serving. Makes C wrvirtgs Quantity Rights Reservecf • • • * MAHATMA ' 75c CAN PILLSBURY WALNUT Rice PRICES GOOD THURS. OCT. 24, THRU WED. OCT. 30 PRICES GOOD THURS. OCT. 24, THRU WED. OCT. 30 WINN DCXII STORES, INC COPYRIGHT 1974 EF pEO PLEDGE TO FIGHT INFLATION AND COP.ISERVL ENERGY WE WINP4DI$J( STORES INC COPYRIGHT 1974 Gulf Coast Oranges F rostings . Brown Quantity Rights Reserved (E" OVI~ diameter of the apple. In the top of a double boiler plaeed over hot (not boiling) water stir together the thocolate, corn syrup, butter and wa' ter until chocolate melts cornpletely. Remove from heat and water, but keep water at hand. Work quickly; tip double-boiler top and twirl apple in the chocolate mixture; remove quickly and holding apple stick down over pan, let chocolate spread so apple is coated; place apple stick side upona round of the nuts. As chocolate gets lower In pan, use a spoon to help coat the apples with the chocolate. If chocolate et too thick to spread easily, place It over the hot water to warm it. When all apples arc coated. refrigerate uncovered until chocolate has set. If you want to add more nuts to the apples, remove coated apples from reIrigerator when chocolate has set but is not entirely firm (about 15 minutes) and roll the bottom sides of each apple In extra finely chopped nuts, tht-n oa 0 Most courts agree that the keeper of a wild animal, even if it is seemingly tame, carries a heavy responsibility in case of Sn injury. 'Of course, there may also be a local ordinance forbidding such pets altogether.) Where Is the dividing line between 'wild" and "tame"? Generally considered wild are such animals as lions, tigers, bears, and wolves. Generally considered tame are such animals as cattle, sheep, horses, dogs and cats. Then there are assorted animals near the borderline, like deer, mules and monkeys. To some degree, the Law's classification depends on the customs of the community. The elephant, held tame in Burma, was held wild In Ohio. The camel, held tame in Australia, was wild in California. Even if the —animal Is classified as wild, the keeper will usually not be blamed for an injury to someone who was guilty of deliberate provocation or reddessness. In one case a youth disregarded both a barrier and wariiThg sIgns to approach a leopard In a cage. Slashed by the leopard, he later demanded damages from the animal's owner. 23,1974-7B GLAD (EHUEI WRAP $3' Rice........... Tissue.5.55.... FAM Y Napins HUDSON £5501110 110 Towels .5..5... MADEIRA Napkins..,..5. TI, Brownie Mix . • PIUSIURY 1407 Roll M x . . . . • . • Piussurr Pit Crust Mix...... CHIP IMUSHIOOM Sauce HUDSON 135.0$ o i BOY All 011 $105 . 59c '10$ 43c 13c) OR MEAT SPAGHETTI S S S S S S 'So' 45c I' -• (' • . . • • OR 'c 83c Storage Bags.. (DISPOSASU 470 Kitchen Bags... PRO 89c GLAD 'SO'? 53c o 69c Bags . . . . 3 47C Trash Bags ..... a 43c MaxiPads..... ?kG59c GLAD SAGS 10 Cl 99 OR IS CT IL . - 3/11 O VKG SCOTT WHITI FACIAL 2Pio, POlL SANDWICH IJOCT PIG . . . . . . 01*0 ,ou DINNER 19$) OR MIt CT. PIG. ct STAPRU 5)CT IT CT I NISCAVI JAI iTw(lV USDA GRADE 0(CM ' °' JAR 4 of SIZE) SELECTED ISRINNID AND SlICED JAR SAVE I? CT FIG Beef Liver. • . • • 49c Canned Ham 3 98c Ham Patties . 88c Turkey Roast 98c Sliced Bologna . SAVE 40. , ASSORTED 1k LB FARMLAND LB JOIN BLADE (API OUVI OR 59c $129 Cheese Loaf. Luncheon Meat. $ $169 Sausage Links.. 89c Cooked Ham • $149 Link Sausage. • PRO 89c Turbot Fillets . . . . 89c COPILANC IRISH Smoked Sausage'; Dressed Whiting LB 49c PORK 99c Sausage . 909 $499 Spareribs . 5 III PIG 6 as PIG w 0 BRAND SLICED SWIFT PREMIUM BROWN 6 SERVE PATTIES OR I? as PRO j COPILAND FRESH COUNTRY Tboj JINNIE 0 WHITE & DARK MEAT TASTE 0 SEA FISH ITo: FROZEN PIG W 0 BRAND • SUNNYLANO SLICED 99c SAVE 10. LB CAN SWIFT PREMIUM FULlY COOKED SHOULDER MADE OR SwITCH W 0 BRAND SLICED SPICED $199 ,ç, A Quick FROZEN SAVE 31c NISTIA LEMON FLAVOR 4 NINNY PIN DOG TASTY Beef Patties • • 3 Baking Hens lOIN Pork Chops . • Pork Roast ..... Pork Steaks Inst. Coffee • • $ Coffee........ 135 oj $1 M Instant Tea . . . . UACSGI Veg. Cubes .... 29 FOOD Cat Food....ócA5 S 1 00 Os IG w D BRAND WHOLE HOG SAVE 96( S •• . FRESH I LB PIG . . . 1' By TOM IIOGE AP Newafeatures Writer When I was a boy, we used to munch oranges at the movies and toss the peels at the bad guys on the screen. Which Is no more odd than the custom In some Caribbean countries where housewives split an orange and scrub the floor with a half in each hand. Fresh oranges have becoirn somewhat out of date in America 'wlre the 'Enormous popularity of frozen juice has driven the per capita consumption of the fresh fruit down by 75 per cent in the past two decades. But, however they consume them, Americans grow about 25 billion oranges a year, much of which, of course, goes for export. This is a sizable sum, compared to the six billion oranges grown in Spain and four billion In Italy. For years, an amiable feud has been going on between the growers of California oranges with their thick golden skins and rich meat and those of Florida which have a thin covering and are bursting with juice. In fact, the Florida variety has so much juice that a Californian will tell you acidly that to eat one you should wear a bathing suit. Maybe so, but Floridians retort that If a car runs over a California orange it won't even wet the pavement. To confuse things still more, I'm told that most Florida oranges grow on lemon roots while most California lemons grow on orange roots. I used to see Florida blood oranges on fruit stands In New York, but I guess the red juice turned housewives off, because I haven't spotted one In years. Oranges give a fillip to a lot of dishes, especially desserts. Here is one for Pennsylvania [1 . • Qe "i. (Ti .& . • '' .'. Potato Chips ' 55c (); l fl LLMO A. 89c Crackers • . • • • • Aerosol 39c BundtCakes ... PopCorn...... $113 CutCorn....3 27 JV. PITT V (Ct. I 57c Dinners . . . . . . . Detergent . . . . • 67c Sauces . Softener . • . . . . oA 99c Cheetos • . • . . . . 6PPEAR 49c Gatorade . . . 3 SAssflusH t404J10 MAID VIENNA 47C 99C SIZE Cleaner. . Shortbread Sausage , 3 • 4ties . u't BUTTE' FLAVOR 01 REGULAR . . . . . PIttS1Ul PKG BIRDS (YE ., i 11V.A SWl(TNfAII Ia$I( in t$(P 91101 BA$c,f LAY S THE R(FRI$t-iINC, DRINK flit NABISCO PECAN . .... THIIIIY 1 6., . . . . ............................. iim I I TOP VALUE STAMPS rrr .. 4rm 31KIr M& TOP VALUE STAMPS : TOP VALUE STAMPS frrn CHEt( DRINKS I 4 OOD THIUQCI 30 J #"SSSW S SSSSSS*•*Iâ.........a. 1......... FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 16 of #11 TWO 12 CT PI(GS S11111 mAr~( STA 11 11(f Tile Cntc 5000lNUOCI ..*á.S*S5S.. GOOD THRU OCT ?° ..... 4NO 15.5 so SS...SS...S&SflAIa..... SANFORD 61c Pork & Beans .4 88 SOUTII(RP4 900 Flour. .....5 :ó8c BISCUiT PKG wr11p4fApm P:L tlQl'C) r 'A , )] T,. ' 39c Kidney Beans 4 01111 OA(LINCI 9°° Prestige Bread 2 tA;'tS 88c DI*.I DARLING s 9°° Dinner Rolls . . 2 rs 88c f $100 DAINTY ........... : WU THRIFTY MAO I6ej (A?.L,) USLA Cubed Steaks 5 Pimento Cheese Sour Cream . • SPURT 5" I'.,slI OR 81 111 Biscujts......4 t P(G 1 II iAli LB L.n...a...._s.,p....sa_.a_..._ t...._..._..oe._..p..a...,___., 419 E. FIRST ST. PKG WITH HOT piPIIS .....* $ 0i ASTQV (,RAI lIRUIT 89c Juice. 4 73c Krunchees . . . 2 PIGS 9°° TAST( I.Rr;r 89c 1 °° Fish Sticks . 12c Potatoes. ....2'" 900 79c French Toast. .. g 69 . , .. . . 601 CANS 99c TASTE 0 SEA 6 PKG fIO(!' °' fl SEA PLC. MILD & 5W(1T 10(1 C AN S Cheese . POLY BAG 5T(AR CUT LB PACK PIG PIGS 1000 os $TO'jIFjl S CHOCOLATE CHIP LEMON OR -i-ui I?' THIC I _________________________ Sliced Bacon GOOD IPIRU OCT 33 . ,ii( ICR) -* — 3% No 56, Swf It : . . • -. I S ........ 10 ci 99c ci 59c 1 001 59c SUPERIRAND WHIPPED LIBBY SPEARS Of $100 TOP VALUE STAMPS 1 : : I x-r TOP VALUE STAMPS '• 7 ';;c; " 5)()J( CASSEROLE OR P(I(D & DIVINED S Macaroni & Beef, • Shrimp GOOD THRU 0(1 GOOD THRU OCT 30 a : No 60.. -. 39.. ' I: et .. ........... .... ..wo-_.. ,',•,' Pork Leg CIQOLI IPIRU OCT 30 , ........eSSSSSSSSSSS L ..................-- FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. S - No 57.. 79c STOUFFER S YELLOW VE x-r xri, 7! 9 . VLUE STMPS HALF ON WHOLE F$( SN SIAM os S., 11 1 TOP VALUE STMPS ALMOND CARE Pound Cake. Cup Cakes . . . . ft)s S 101111 Creamer . . • . . . 32CIN Topping ....... cut Broccoli . . . . . 3 9 7 ib CUP 5 u' SUPER$RANO CONE *IAPTS MONTEREY JACK ' ' TOP VALUE STAMPS : • Sliced Cheese. 99c Sliced Cheese.. 59c Avocados . . . . 2 Rutabagas..... 89c Nutty Buddy . 6 111511 I IN I Ruitl rryv ollage Cheese ( AWAIT S NATURAL MOZZARELLA PALMETTO YARM t )URPCAP.0 AM( (ICAP4 $998 ..................... ITOP VALUE STAMPS Ha l lo ween' Candy ;000 THOU OCT ii iu. t Dutch Orange Cake: 1 cup butter 2 cups sugar 2 tablespoons grated orange rind S eggs 3 cups sifted cake flour 3 tablespoons baking powder 14 teaspOon salt 34 cup orange juice Bourbon Glaze (see below Cream butter with sugar till fluffy. Add orange rind and ITIIX. Add eggs, one at a iine, beatmg"ell alter each addition. Sift flour, baking powder and salt together. Add flour mix and orange juice alternately to butter mix, beating we after each addition. Turn into greased, floured 1O.lnch tube pan and bake in 350-degree oven one hour or till cake tests done. Pour Bourbon Glaze over cake and remove from pan when cake is well-cooled. • - ' ... •• I. Ii SANFORD _ •- 419 E. FIRST ST. 7V IW)tIRRL)N (;t A. 71-- cup butter Orange Juice 2-3rds cup sugar 4 oz. Bourbon Combine all inredienLs ht'it till c)Ii';ir ik iuiu'Us'd and �89. E'.ri4 ,S6rford, El. ___ Bounty Wednesday, Oct. 23, rHaWaiian '- English -_it 3 'ii • 114 t 3 qw,lot, ' Ii L T- L If ros. .: - WE ACCEPT I A 0 FOOD OD 5. Pitza t. 59 8 ________ timh I We 0" pwtum of It " men 12dialk, Al Tsèsct P,sdstti __ • 11 10 Publix Cabbage ' wi ITheef 14 ,,.,.. ,,,.. TREAJ3 High Iiai ,.eø. I.dI,id..I aa 23% 69c .0.0 a* total follia. i be fill am 11111711 17C Schoo l Board Orders M0 61.09 W Hp If id SANDWICH BAGS 13.41, ph lilt', Wishing a tornado strike Woodlands school was the only W11110, ori parent saw any relief from the decision of the Seminole County School Board Wednesday night to transfer students now In the Longwood Elementary School to the Woodlands building by Jan. 23. "1 hope a tornado strikes the Woodlands School," said Jim Lewis, representing parents m In SE ! i I ttjJ _1J p Fryers . Ih 59c ,I Canned Hams . . . Mairtes's Corned . £ • I £' . . I BCOI rise. .... . S ., I .. 1 _____________________ '-- "'l $149 U $339 Swill P,..al..s T.i.4..d.. SIl*.d Beef Liver Ltve l,.I.. or D,.ias, Ilpi. Posual,..u. t.b.I i1_i-' __ T1L Whole aIIL3E- p.• 1k -WIPADE A FLORIDA La P!. $1 or froere of "fly Kosher Bologna ... ' so 61bf " 59c L.... •.: w• : ---.1 EX TfiA IfIIIIGrstamps Pit Real KU Reach a Ant 15-02. site IlsvsrOuI Silted 89c Roas Beef . ....... t Lear M.pli 1-lb. sio, . . ...... ph,. • Sliced Bacon........... B ¶ foll p.. 59c Potato Salad , • Del,i.vs rn.ah.N-I,.sh Tuna Salad, . . . . . . . . " 69' L Testy fiesh-made -•-. Submarine Sandwich •, 79 II.v..f..I ?.th.M.d. Cuati.., Egg Salad Sandwich. ' .'a 39c 4.pt. Fried . .. .lb-opal ________--------------------P t: xi r Ti lIIIlj4WGreenStamps ?._. i I.9VIU'.r super $,, . 24(5. pkg.. '•-" I CANDIDATES MEET ASKEW Smokie Links ......... Ou.r M.j., testy $-s. Sliced Bologna .. . ••• ,,. 591, Omer Mayor Dialicilems 55' Ham SandwichSpread S4-,f Tout. ?.stv "' $10 Trout Fub 1 i ets ............ 'a S..l..4 T,... Qt.t,. £ Dtw* Flounder . . • •ØS•• 116." C WholeI rhjq. ' • Nifty Tall Kitchell laps 101 W • I . - S • S . I _... u. w..w. .. EXTRA IIIIIl4WGreenstampsPV _____ I.LIJ Cl.s..vp T..tkp.st. R•vler.rMl . • irisFresh ilet oil a" A -. - .-- .. i___________ EXTRA 4GtarnpsRe . kkick p•r It slades s-cs.•.0sin. as lots, SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Cbp, O.t.ul $.l... S,u.t,,.$.h. IUSl,PS•S•lSNOChN. Chip VPSiSáW*3I5 Pillsbury's Cookies ....... =40* 79' Kids I.'. ipi I...hi.s "Selected Baby Beef" Kruspy Crackers .........•, 59' l ) ,.... Pv.T.. 11.0 4a1GreenStamps • -Ch..l.t.. V...l1.. 5....... ...w. Ni • . . Inflation Fighter t fift on, L)P Sirloin Steak .....•..•.. 1" Peanut Butter Spread .-.. '' 73' A G,..s 11.1 hull .. 1.4. Swift's Pisuuul.. PrsT•a S..Il.. ..i i... .,,.,.. Knits Crack., Barrel Nu$..s*.d P.1.S1.. WI...IJ a $1U Margarine ............. '..65' Istria Sharp Sirloin Steak, ......c. PototoChips ...........'. 83' Top Round Steak ••••••• I" •u.SSLOII,N ' ' lidsom 1116001 sc t.n.c.. Is. a...... •. .. "5, __ Swift's P,..lu. P,iTs. • Suu Jar Cheese •........... 3'..,uiuenmusiar..........I., £9 £ IRook Round •.. . . II lb. cs..u... ...... •y uU ea . . • ••• lb.$l7 • tasty 11.51.3... .. $u.fts Protect, s•.o Dill Pickles ..............i.. 99' Grape Jam .............I.' 59' .... $125 lip top C....,d Rib Steak ....... •••• Chuck Blade Steak ••••• lb. 1°' W0IkIu.LIph5I Grape Punch ............... 15 5I.,.ilvl t•** *s•sy .. chili . ................. 49, Stniff's .,..... Pro-Too I., No lugs M&ody : Chuck Roast Shelf Paper ' I)" • ••i• lb. 89' Citru Punch ......... ..: 15' Chuck Blade Roast • si.. lb. 99 Nescafe Coffee ........ lot 13 or is inch S.f Ch.ch A. $H.d Swift's P.,..., P,.T.. I...t.0 5. IS •r 25 It.annil. I i . .s,.69' $aO Big-Eye5wiss . $u39 form IOT I(OOST ••• •• • • •55 lb. • Imperial vVOfl Roast •• lb. L • C..p.c N.s...l C h.ddd. CI.... by ThI. S.1k4us 11.5 notarial isa. 5l,Y, soft.) Prices E ff9c t jtj EXTRA xJflaPY ........ .thI95c Tip Roast.*..... ...... Thursday, Oct. 24th Chuck Shoulder Roast ... 1' I 44GreenStamps • ' Mild Cheddar ....... •.. '1" s..ur. p,..i,., 11.IPI... Thru Wednesday Beef Noodle, NoOdle Shortllbs ..... ....... .. 69 "u" 's-.. Oct. 30th, 1974. Shortlibs........... ... .89' mine of Chicken ortath Chive Cottage Cheese • . • INP n...,., s...i... Vegetable, P,..i., Swift, P...I.. ClosedSundays.. ... tipt.. Cap 0 S.vp £1 £ C .5 1 2ALII%1 c B Beef for wOW . . . . ...• ii. 4pk.I..g.phpp. rounu COw 3111 Ii. V. . ib. 0.pc,. w.i .i N 10 F 44 .. is ci 109 •-....___ R-C Cola 6 bli. U 9303 39C Pupil Switch Iroui the Longwood Hills, LOflI. recommendation against the other predicted requests were sood Groves and Sandalwood request came last night, made and granted, areas, after the board anBecause Woodlands School nounced its decision. School Superintendent relocation and renovation was The parents approached the William Layer listed five points not completed on schedule for l:trd li;t week, r qtusting the . rourt orders istab!ishini the openlr.(; of chou1 in Sup60 students, previously school zones, equality of in- tember, the students scheduled scheduled to attend Woodlands structional programs, minimal to attend there were placed in and now studying at Longwood, adverse impact upon the other schools. Most of the be permitted to finish the school students, the prospect of students were grouped year at the Longwood building, similar requests from the together, with a teacher who Citing the ill effects of such a parents of more than 60 will accompany them to Woodtransfer at mid-year, the group students scattered at other lands when the transfer is was told a recommendation schools, and the impact upon made. There have been no wouldbe forthcoming. The staff state funding receipts if those parental objections to this plan. Projects Democratic candidates for Seminole Cwi1y school board l'at Telson left) and E. C. Harper Jr., meet Coy. Reubin Askew (right) at a $100 a plate dinner attended by approximately 50 s aL.. tt.ISJ.... lUU dUlULU. )JXW PVEIUUI W..J........1.... TTCW1C'IUIY at WV JIUUUIY acknowledged plans for replacement of the Osteen bridge are on schedule, but denied public reports which say he committed himself to at the time of his election to replace the bridge, Outgoing Seminole County Commissioner Greg Drummond received the support of the Seminole County School Board Wednesday evening in his effort to construct a 'living memorial to military veterans' sought the board's support lnisc thiss'hil,lrpn ciiffr n rwW "to reinstifl the value of + + partrlotlsm, and recognize their heritage, arid better ap• I preciate their couny" besides the fact the school children will r iclat'io on Water Fl-u financially suppsçt the prójct. Drummond exained these Is no war memorial in a central ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Altamonte Springs' water suffered serious discoloration part of the county, and none Oviedo voters In September supply should be fluoridated to their teeth. including the men who served said "yes" to a straw ballot will not receive an affirmative Mrs. Berendzen added that during the Vietnam war. question of whether that city's vote without at least a fight, While 1.5 parts of fluoride per lie reminded the board of a water supply should be Mrs. Janice Berendzen of 633 millIon parts of water Ellsworth St., let city council usual sale level, it is impossible project in which the school fluoridated, Casselberry voters are being know this week, to determine how much anyone children saved the U.S.S. '4 Auto-Train presldev4 Eugene K. Garfield reveals plans on promoting Sanford in all future advertising + Sanford's 'Our' Name By JOHN A. SPOLSSKI Associate Editor Those of us living in this area, having seen AutoTrain discharge its passengers into Sanford on numerous occasions, were of the opinion a terminal must be located here as well. However the firm's TV commercials would leave viewers wondering where Ls that spot "just north of Orlando" where those wanting to head North could board the carrier. Sanford was not mentioned. The + Inflation Fight Fighter I Hilt i..4.r.o Sup,, stood VOS Hair pray. . . . ... C.p.i.l Amtii.pel* Ito. OH 1.b.I) ___ iviOU • ..was.. . . . . . . . .. LOt 1 Any NI Vscuvm Pear Halves. . •1•I•S• Beer 00 Cleaner says 1 Iby i Dust1.... Say! 9)03 !I Frani,a a. 39c Fruit Cocktail I I • I I I S I 9 •49 •.. (..cyd. D.t.;..t (70. Off 1.1.11 S Wine ',qaIloli UT.+.+ + ..... Lux Liquid .41111111011111111, 090000 ' 89' Sayd se, s..,..h.l4 - . • .'-.'.e..•......... 2$.... C 1) 1 Pine Sol s•s•s•••ss VWK r*b&1p.Lwt ' , SAY! *0.. Dry $J..th Grapes, adlia $,..4. •sty nHI-2 t. in"Iwo .. asShoop" 5505, Clorox2 .......•...... pag 9 Apple Cider ........... .i5' I.. Cl...... i.th. (7. 000 1.1.1) Ce eeeeo___e.e_______ • 4 1.11, Soy ii M..h - U 5. 54.. I bulk' : _________ • lb lvorySoap...........235 4 . .+. .LXTRA WhitePotatoes......1O 89 SAVI SOt. (5$ $4..'.,t) Wwuujrp i..l -. ., JWGreenStamr N.. H..I4. Instant Potatoes . . a... •' 99 + . :. Seedless Grapefruit .. 5 , 69' se.. t.. ivoien + SAVI lit. I I.pul.r .r Chocolate . U.S. S...y T.O. y.11.w Florida ItO. p*. ...i . '303 + Found I, Garden Peas.,..... of .3 ..., 87' +;.+ SweetCorn ........... 1O..1 + '.. .'.vi IL Libby • D.Io..v$ P.rfu? 5,, tfl1.,. t.rCut Green Beans • .13 81' Tasty Tomatoes ..•...• ' 35' EXIIIA %Av( M. PIa., WiSh Most of Wash Mv,h,u..& U:S. N.. I T.H.w '' '' J',gGreenstamps ,39c Spaghetti Sauce • .... Cooking Onions ....... 3 b SAVI Iii, IOi i,ti..d W.uut .'pth V,.,i1sr of liol,.. + i Kraft's Miracle 5o.. wit*. M,lt.,.4.,. - a S . + + orlorin. . 39 Liether Dressmu . . . ,1 nl.d'.I; I W.•Nalds, •• 16 •--------....' o .. S S S S S S S S S •ut- -w di d , 1.lb. it.. a.h,e Sipli 1I 'a... 5 3O..t. L_. S0S0fl5 e__ 0. Pamper Diapers 5..5. ph,. -SAYS 4*t. O.ySl.• Styli EXTRA ' Pampers Diapers ••l•l phØ. $1.3 05t5a4 a.i •. svc ' v'. + +• where 4GreenStamps Tv.aswv, isis r.,.i, 1 KOsherSpóars....... 1*.IL59: •'•sd.d Nintatn. Shri.s1. shopping / + SAYS 40., Iyl.i P*i,ti.v$ A Sit $S a.... c.4 •' IN I iso Vienna Sausage ...,...'s. i .. ew.. •._.. •..............d • wae to pusl.* CII.., (94u.tb) EXTRA pleasure Paper Platos .... . •• Iii 79t J4WGreenStamps SAW last. woh toosmalit. H.,,.. X. P!, -' - . i_a: fora anvingodoes, • • • Is a , aivaiiaua Ws ISSISYS a,igtht I P'ecsss.d Chs.s. Whit SEMINOLE PLAZA AYI 7*t Sup t..4 Pr.... $ai.11a. N.w • • • 4.4* SANFORD PLAZA to limit .satlths 1.Ib_ is, Hwy. 17-92, Casslbsrry I Hp,. 17-92 and Airport Blvd., Sanford 0 too 49' I Cooking Ease a.. ,............. - 4 i!JSGreenStampsri o i i iui i i iJ 1 1 1 X morket's 4 Food prices won't go down just because we don't like them. So concentrate instead on checking labeb to get the most value for vour nionev Unit pricing can be a big By DONNA ESTES help: In addition to the cost of Florida Bar Association Herald Staff Writer the Item, supermarket shelf coriimittee which studied the labels should tell you the price scheduled 1911 phasing out of The natural follow-up to the per ounce, pound or quirt. municipal courts throughout Then look at the item's label, elimination of the municipal the state. The committee + Some manufacturers list the court system is the elimination reconunended that city courts percentage of principal ingre- of the city police departments, be retained or in the alternative I tlients in the product. So if consolidating all law en- that immediate planning be there's itiore sugar than wheat lorcement under the wings of undertaken to prepare for the in the cereal you're buying, you the Seminole Sheriff's depart- impact sure to hit the county % Ill kOUW it. nwnt locally. courts on Jan. 3, 1977. Longwood attorney To defrost or not to defrost This is The natural coiu,equcce ti e If you're thinking of buying a Gerald Knrrnan's prediction of the phasing out of municipal large Freezer to help out with what is in store In the future courts elimination of local the food budget, consider the throughout Florida police departments - is the pros and cons of the frost-free An Altamonte Springs police major reason city police of. niodcl btulorc you do. Aduiit. captain -sees the coitsolidaticn ficers are so opposed, said 5edl> more convenient, thi% of law enforcement as a future Winter Springs Municipal model uses anout 50 per cent happening, but not under the Judge Newman Brock. more power than the type you local sheriff. AW (Writer said today that Law have to defrost yourself. 1! BEN BUTLER DAVID GUNTER enforcement officers are well If you choose Lhe latter PART SIX aware that the question of model, remember to defrost it before the ice gets too thick Altamonte Springs Police po'e consolidation will be in ,have got their loot in the approve the constitutional amersdmeiit waa confusing at s inch. Ice lessens the cooling Capt. David Gunter says the the forefront in the near future, door." He charged that consolidation power of the coils. tkfrosting consolidation will be only a first The legislature when it best. He said the wording led more frequently will also lessen step, followed rapidly by a of all police departments under placed the proposed Article 5 of voters to believe by voting for, the chance of spoiled food from "police state" run by the the umbrella of the sheriffs the state constitution on the they were actually voting long defrosting periods. department, however, Is only ballot, "slipped In on the against. Florida Highway Patrol. the first step to crtatin, a people" "It was pure trickery," "In order for cities to be part the section calling for (I Ou a Clever *a , to police state. ,.. of the eoimtv court system Butler said, adding he doesn't the (tiL4)lut1on of muniemal 'IIII.I.I? eneI The Florids .Lighway 0' like the amendment," never did there will eventually have to be .d,a to The inflation Fighter, Patrol courts, Gunter contended. Ihil fle*IP4PCr TI'S, best 0545 will a county-wide police depart- power already has been CXBen and did not vote for it." Sanford Police Chief sorry. be usAd in I?ureci "It does need to be repealed," nient," Korman said. Korman panded to permit urresLc " " ...tler agreed the ballot worrn but *r Gunter salt:, and they ding was chairman of the special things, that led the people to Butler said. reccapt i o ice ase o ows our . u . . + . -. - - I + + .+-- .. +•. +... - . . __ + + a -+ 'I . , + Court + asked on the Decenitxr city is exposed to since It will Constitution another landmark Contending fluoride is a depend on the amount of water of America's heritage by election ballot whether they approve fluoridation of their prescription drug with side he drinks. She said persons are donating pennies. He explained effects, Mrs. Berendzen, a already receiving fluoride the children's share of the city water. The city of Sanford has homemaker and registered through some canned foods project would finance the acfluoridated Its water supply for nurse, questioned the right of processed with treated water. tual memorial with donations not to exceed 20 cents. government to impose this ('rug nearly nine years. Mayor Norman Floyd But the question of whether on an entire family when only a swered that the city has., made The memorial will not be the few members - growing no decision on whether to treat slab of granite or marble children - might need it. the city's water with the usually erected for this purchemical, but that the treat- pose. Instead, Drummond said, as "In certain dosage it is used ment has received the the monument, not to war, but a rat poison," she said, wholehearted endorsement . and to the men who sacrificed to adding that aluminum is promoted by the Orange save our heritage, wWd be a manufacturing companies county Dental Society, contemporary concrete design, consider the chemical a waste He also said that 80,000 a "living memorial." It would product. pounds of fluoride would have serve as a playground for She said it still Is not known to be added p€r million gallons children, being located in a what harm fluoride can do to of water before the dosage level county park and next to a little adults, and some adults have would be lethal. league baseball field on SR 419. a The complaints arose from the families of students who are mixed In classes with students who are not to be moved to Woodlands. The teacher Is not to be hiftcd either. Such s ft case at Longwood and Lake Mary. The objections point the trauma each of the elementary school students will experience when he leaves the classroom he has known for the rust Semester, and the teacher who has known him. The getting acquainted process must be repealed for the new teachers and students. The time spent in this activity will detract from the educational process. It was admitted at both of the Wt two board meetings by school administrators that the Woodlands building would not be ready until Jan. 2 at the very earliest. The second semester begins Jan. 23. The staff recommendation approved the transfer of the students scattered throughout the district only If the change can be completed before the ginning of the second term. .. , Lewis asked the board, if the change can only occur during Wt 214ay period, why change at all' The board explained the zoning established by the board for the Woodlands students demanded they attend that school, by law, when the school was operable. Housewife Fi* a hti nalie + ... 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W.4 ?43 ::. phoo .ix, PLaix l. ots$ am lot Pit MeotLosano 41C IOct. pkg. ;:: " I flJ TflT / ' FID.M, FOL SANDWICHlog BAGS sso ll Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents 67th Year, No. 24-Thursday, October 24, 1974 6O sweetest tr1ts of a at1' I, Bananas "When the people have to employes, including 208 sworn suffer the inconvenience of going personnel, authorized to make to county court In Sanford for arrests. law violations in the South end The reason that will be cities, they will be up in arms," broached for consolidation of Gunter said, police departments however, "Someone is going to have to apparently will not be one he courageous enough and dauning ecorv)my. %illmg to work hard enough to The argument will be, Korget Article 5 repealed," Gunter tit iTi said, that since the county said law enforcement budgets In Judicial system will be formed, Seminole County take a large that every police officer In each part of the tax dollar. The county will be responsible for people this year are paying $4.3 the same things. He noted that million up from last year's $335 currently officers in the various cities have different training, million by city police depart. different facilities, different ments and the sheriff's requirvnients and different pay department. $2 scales. lion share of the $4.3, some milliongoes to the sheriffs "Whether this will be (or department. Police budgets better or worse," Korman approved and increases from couldn't say. last y.ar's approved budgets Gunter, refuting Kornian's are: Sanford $i182,95, up 17 per contention about police cent; Casselberry 1501,502., said that currently all 77 per cent; Altamonte Springs training, police officers in Florida must $430,727, up 43 per cent; Longwood $206,946, up 18 per have 300 hours college training cent; Winter Springs, $135,030, by law. UP L2 per cnt; ar,d Oviedo He added that when Law 1104,661, up 38 per cent. enforcement is taken over The seven police departments completely by the state, the and the sheriff's department sheriff's department will be have a total of 30 full time turned into a "paper sers ice." Continues Electricity ORLANDO -Orange County Circuit Court Judge Frederick Pfeiffer today issued a temporary injunction against the Florida Power Corp., ordering that service not be cut off to any of the firm's 600,000 customers for (allure to pay fuel adjustment charges as long as regular bills are paid. The order was sought by a group of attorneys including J. Cheney Mason, Leon Cheek and Robert Melton and Associates onbehaif of Mrs. Agnes K. Ward of Winter Park and all customers of the utility cornpany. Further arguments in the case will be heard Nov. 8. Last week, Mason through his attorney, and law partner, Cheek, obtained a temporary restraining order from Seminole Circuit Court Judge 1.9 IA. uuitu vw niph-A .ui.aa u .'uIlcVr1ung his personal bill for his Altamonte Springs home. Mason said the next Seminole County hearing Is scheduled for Oct. 31. H •. .- . . ,,_. - Weather Drialls Page 3A n I ex d Around The Clock ++++++ 4A Bridge ...................128 Calendar .... ... ........... 3A COmICS 12B . +1 Ear Abby ++++++++++14A Dr. Crane 5A Dr. Lamb ........... 14A Horoscope -..... ++++ 98 Hospital ............. 3A Obituaries .......... Television ++++++++++++88 + . + + , .+ � 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. 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OF ANEY/ '('OUR water hyacin ths on Lake Jessup near Black Hammock Fish Camp Both retirees told sheriff's deputies and Oviedo emergency unit crewmen they 'weren't scared" when they found their boat blockedbythewinwhippedhyacinthsabout 5 p.m. when they tried to head for the fish camp four perch. Fishermen on shore 100 yards away heard the pair's calls for help but were unable to get t3 their boat with an airboat because of the tighLl packed hyacinths. The Sheiifrs Department was notified and duringnextslxhoursreseuerstriedtopull the boat to shore with a winch but a rope that they hadattachedtotheboatbecamedangerously frayed. Sheriff John Polk said off-duty Oviedo policeman Kelly Fore wa dopd into the . _ -. -_ Pat Oft. Mrs. Dorothy Jordan, 72, of Winter Park, got her first' plane" ride just before midnight Saturday and it's one ride she won't forget. Mrs. Jordan and her 84 year-old (L%Wng companion, John E. Smith, also 01 Winter ./ - ______________ Stan Brock (left) , star te1efslon'g "Wild Kingdom," is seen receiving aid from Jack Hann, of the Central Florida Zoo during hLs; first of Ox day 162-mile mst to coast run. Brock Is soliciting unds to finance the comeUon of a new zoo facility jus t west of Sanford. The barefoot Brock encountered a rattlesnake and suffered cuts and a twisted knee after he started the minion, and resumed his effort wearing a pair of shoes. r BENEFACTOR Blackout Threatene Fishing Adventure Ma Be Last HAW Eme i4 -all BEARFO HARM 1 evewyeopy SAKE,WHV? "1i GREAT SODILY FU VD BEAN s24J . THe C-7001DISIESS' . 1 Rev l ofanew brid ge was given "No available funding, both federal engineering feat whereby a feels tabout the 0Ythh rive deaths Vihien told state officials last I" priority in the Fifth District. and state," Viliten said. steel eyebeam will be placed at occurred 10 days ago," Vihle week that the new bridge "has County Commissioner Sid Iforntr added that the DOT. the top of the bridge to connect said. been put off long e Vihlen and Greater Sanford in the face of criticism likely to to the new steel guard rails and insisting it was time for the Chamber of Commerce develop over the department's be tied underneath the struc Seminole county officials and state to reshuffle priorities to Manager Jack Homer in a failure to act before lives were tare, was pushed thruugh by civic Interests have actively lye the pr oblem the immediate 4 telephone Interview from lost, heeded requests of the C of Fifth District DOT Engineer pursue d a new Osteen Bridge attention it deserved. Tallahaswe reported that state C, Vihlen, Rep. Eugene Mooney Bill Benedict, Vihlen said. for more than 15 years and each crews began work this morning (R-Casselberry) and other civic Civic, poUtical and chamber gubernatorial candidate Mooney as chairman of the developing and Installing a leaders to order the immediate leaders began a major push for through the 1960's and In this Se ml n ole Le g I s I a iv e system of steel pilings and the installation of the interim the new bridge and the interim decade, during campaigns, Delegation also brought guard rail to avert another safety measure. safety steel railing less than a have promised to replace the pressure to bear at the state tragedy. Ten days ago, five Vthlen said Revell assured week ago. antique structure. level, - oTG 69 persons were killed as a van that the new Osteen Bridge "I'm personally reassured The bridge's dilapidated careened through the bridge project holds a priority on the that the DOT top ad- condition and extreme hazard wooden guard rail Into the St. state level. He said that plans to ministration is aware of the wm emphasized 0 y go TALLAHASSEE The Johns River. secure construction funding, critical need and I feel we -do when rive lives were lost. emergency Installation of a "Secretary Resell said his etirnited at $3 3 mIllion, will hase the ear and the Inkret of rk itij,, t owardtc d c olliPlex sa fe ty uird rail tp irtin nt i tiikd i0th tL um tia irtInnt system for thei 0steen e an April, IV75, bid letting f r pletion of engineering plans and spearheaded a concerted njove sasordcredb> Walter tn a e l, construction llre environmental "Secretary Resell gave us a for a new structure after the Secretary of the Florida related approaches andin• approsals great deal of his time, cx. traffic tragedy b appealing Deportment of Transportation dicated the, DOT professionals Approval for the safety plained his operation in detail directly to Gov. Reubin Askew Ilerald Staff Writer - - ri Ily DONNA FISTES RADIO I N -THE HANDLE. kin e S 2RAGONS CAN1 r WHA-T GOO[> wk H$EN 4 j , r 'F '' . was ready. Smith was reunited with a son at fish camp following the helicopter rescue. Fish camp personnel retrieved the boat Sunday when winds shifted the hyacinths. .. PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) $1 million ransom demanded In proval to order overtime shifts State, local and federal author- an extortlon letter. for workers already converting ities have begun preparations Officials from area military a civil defense shelter into a to counter possible power installa tions and the Oregon - communications center for blackouts in case an ex. National Guard were briefed on emergency services. tortionist carries out his threat the situation. "What we probably face is an to dynamite more transmission Portland General Electric outage where the entire area line towers In the Portland Co. and Pacific Power and might be totally without power area. Light, major city-based for a few hours up to a day or n eil1e t'ow a rerv - ten." L'i power atlmlatratcr '-"e:'* tration officials, area police and knxustion powered and steam Don Hodel extra cite the FBI reviewed emergency plan. to pro Since Sept , 11 trans. plans Sunday after lhe power tricity it needed. rnission towers have been dyna admlnistration refused to pay a City officials asked for ap- mited In the Portland area, - - . - S ' -- - . '-: '.- ... - •- ------ ___ - rgency Plan LaId -.- x ___ r MORE 1-._ - ____ t $ \ I - •. a --,________ ______ -.,. a - - .- Apo - - ICE -.• - A-V • -- - -- --'- by owie Se neider '' - - - ____________ -- -. n; - ' JOIIN E. SMITH I Boaters, Farmers" tempffature droWd into the mid-50s on the wind4wept lake. the anglers were holsted into the copterina basket-type stretcher and ferredtoshore. Seated In an emergency van after the rescue, Mrs. Jordan told officers, "We had wrapped up for the night." Using a sheet of plastic and a beach umbrella to shield them from the wind, the elderly fishermen had resigned themselves to a night on the water. its she returned Polk's jacket, also dropped from the'copter, and gulped down a cup of hot coffee Mm Jordan commented on her "first plane ride" and noted that in her 15 years Of awng in the area she had been blocked In by h ya cinths once before. "We got out that time. But today those bonnets just packed In and we couldn't move." ___ ' 1 - : -, A commercial tugboat is that will be removed whole scheduled to arrive at Sanford from the harbor. Wednesday or Thursday with a One farmer is asking for 100 state-owned Hyacinth truckloads to spread over his Harvester from Astor. The fields," Euga said. The harvester will be docked in hyacinths are cut ipto the soil Sanford's lakefront marina by discing and used as fertilizer until next Monday when In a and soil stabilizer, he said demonstrafion for state and Euga said the county will federal officials it will be used provide five acres of land near to clear the harbor of the pesky the Osteen Bridge (Sr, 415) on water weed& the St. Johns River where the ' • • • - )IRS. D0110'F1111' JORDAN I t La"iiy'ers on t educe rime ie • as f FX deliberately write legislafion corrected. "ILh built-in loopholes. "The other W per cent are "There are good attorneys either phased out of law enand there are others whose forcement or leave law encapability I question," East forcement of their own r-csaid. cord," Herinigansaid. East's conim tnts; came on the Hennigan said that com heels of reported remarks by passion and common sense are Seminole County Bar acquired by experience and Association Association President Ned cannot be taught to any human Julian in the Sunday Herald. being. "The young officer has to Julian said many young get out on the road and learn police officers today because of and it is the supenisor's job t their general age (under 30) sit on the ones who get out af lack law enforcement. He said hand," he said. "Fundamenthere is a tremendous resent- can be taught in the classroom. inent among law enrorcement Experience must be gained on Herald Staff Writer OUT t1i EXI I III, I - _____ — --- -- — — -.-- ? - 41 fi t 1 • A I 14 W ' .. Ofi T. Rep. U V J 11 - - - - . - -- - ----- - - - - - it -; ,_ ____-z_l__i,______ _- : __ ,_ _ • _._- -=- .. - 4 i' f g or tO ni ht Sanford city comm as oners pr plans and data on the proposed $6.5 million drainage bond issue at a public forurn tonight at the lakefront civic center. p forum ll feature city officials and engineering consultants who wdl answer residents' questions on the bond Lum, on the Nov. 5 referendum ballot, that would finance a . 2- 1pfz-f ~C`ity commissioner A.A. McClanahan will speak against the bond Lum and Mayor Lee Moore and commissioners Gordon Meyer, John Morris and Julian Stenstrom will speak for the bonds. Altamonte Springs Police 4 Chief Justus East laid a stinging indictment on the legal profession today, charging the major concern of many lawyers is not to reduce (rune, but to 4 I foster Its increase so they can ' make more money, ast with four other Seminol County police chiefs endorsede the Florida Bar A&wiatlua special committee recom41 A mendation that the municipal court systeni Ix- r0ained Weather Details Page 3A "The educated policeimiai Call how to render ;ustice. but a "I'm sure there Is some truth see the Inadequacies in the / count court sstrm and the 4,2i • Judges are too lenient. They cher said, "but I think he is law, and can see what is hppGEORGE KARCW% KEN TRIPLETr think search warrants are generalizing. Certairdy every pening between attorneys and JOHN GOVORURK JtTSTUS LAST terrible — a pain in the neck. Individual is dffferent and ofclients—the _' whe~hng and y can e coun y cour w re e c jinge wou ey pay p ser ce dealing, the plea'bargaining courts in*favor of a county Casselberry offenders e r. w, ficers are human beings." between the defew lawyers system Is not a good move, forctd to go to court in Sanford fine, said Oviedo Police Chief make a deal," he tid. are arrogant and abusive of "A feeling I try to irwWcate Around the clock ...... ..4A "The agreed Cas5elberry Police vould be very Inconvenient. county court system is their authority," Julian, a Ken Triplett, contending city Bridge 4B into my officers," Karcher and the prose:.-utors," East "I'm partial to the our cases now Irmsferred to the fine," Longwood Police Chief former Sanford policeman said. said, "is that it is their duty to Calendar ..... Clilef George Karcher. 3A said. municipal courV said Winter county are dismissed or not Tom liennigan said, recom"My feelings are neither He 'ise the plea bargaining 1' Springs Police Chief John prosecuted without notification mending, howeser, that before strongly for nor strongly violations of a Law. It Is up to Crossword Puzzle aspect in co ty courts as his ' municipal courts are phased against the judicial system," the court to adjudi cate. Once Dear Abby --------------6A Govoruhk. "Our judge (foer to the city, major reason for opposing the "Ninety per cent of city cases out that some arrangements be Ilennigan said. Adruitting there the matter is before the court, Dr. Lane ......... 5A phasing out (if the municipal "I'lii proud and happy our ikqsLstant state atty. Newman judge Brock) metes out justice ir, a go ng to the county courts are inade for a traveling rne Dr.lAmb.. to are problems with young Police an officer raust maintain an _6A Court system. He said plea niunicii.il impartial manner," he not prosecuted," Triplett said. try traffic offenses in the south ofIcers such as Julian noted, is ex- fair Horoscope ............3B jective attitude." bargaining, as such, very of Altamont e "Most offenders, who hire end of the county. llenniganaddedthM9Opercent Sanford Pollee Chief Ben Hospital ................3A seldom takes place in city Uvincly eihical and a highly said Chief East contends Uwt the county would not attorneys to represent fficin, "if most of problems with the young Butler was not available for Obituaries ........ iliotivated jurist and lawyer." 3A court erred to kgistators are lawyers who officers are found and comment, sf eiirniation of the city Karcher said. He added that throw cases out of court, the get (heir cases tran Television The I PI I Bon Forum — By DONNA F_WS WAY of the e Advisor)' Council of installed to remove the Conservation, said today area wa tv rway -choking hyacinths as farmers are showing interest in they float downriver from Lake the nutrient-laden hyacinths Jessup and other lakes. stat - i oil Drainage c (( - _________ r Uzi AM X-_ P '-' , * - ..:_. '. _ Index - .-- ,__ - -- -- - ___I, _-. --.. * -' st- , - - I. �- .. Id, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Oct. 21, 1974 AREA COUNCIL AGENDAS _____ . ..I 1. 1*- Cam p ai gnin g Ford flON werrki Meet — President Ford left here at e to his first visit outside the United ilng the nation's chief executive. omic prob lems promising to dominate t aside eight hours for his first hands. eeting with Mexican President Luis AN WASHINGTON (AP) resident Ford has been told by close associates that he sounds Like a Harry S Truman on the campaign trail. And if Ford hasn't given Democra ts much hell yet, he's trying. Fac ing heavy odds in at. tempting to resist an erosion of Republican streng th in Congress, Ford is using more strident, more Truman-like rhetoric as the campaign progresses. Appar ently by design, Ford — Nogales, Ant., from Washington to fore embarking on a lengthy round of iwts at meeting sites In both countries. o Jury Selection became Increasingly partisan making. But without a text, Ford tends last week as he jetted Into seven to toug hen up his la nguage as ?tátes on behalf of Republican candidates. The change in he makes his big pitch: Elect approa ch produced a presiden- Republicans or a Democratic tial decision Saturday to aban- veto-proof Congress of bigdon prepared tex ts and, as he spending budget-busters will put it, "talk heart-to-heart, produce a legislative dictatorship. straight-to-straight." Here's a typical sample from Ford seemingly wanted to say, "straight from the shoul- a Saturday-night speech in der," but couldn't remember Louisvi lle, Ky. "Let me put it just as blun tl y the cliche soon enough one 31 the perils of impromptu speech- as I can. If you get a veto-proof — Mo (AP) — Jury I eight foniicr Ohio National Guardcivil rights violations In the 1970 Kent oIings. The eight were indicted by a last March 29 They are accused of Lghts of students who were killed % erp w o unviod vOwn (u rn'n PUS dL lay 4, 11joij. U.S. aLs summoned 125 prospective jurors said more will be called If necessary. Ford , 14 — - School Board Rocky If, AP) With attention focused on the trial, the special prosecutor's 3ff ice Is its business and preparing to close its g. Additional ch arges probably will be ny for violations of campaign conI there will be a final report, but the ly represents the climax of the work of eated to deal with the Watergate scan— WASHINGTON (AP) Pres. 41 ident Ford is standing by his ! nomi na tion of Ne lson A. Rock. etcher, declarfng, "I'm still 1, con vi nced he would make a good vice president." Ford, fielding questions from five aewsmen aboard Air Force One late Saturday, was asked whether any conservative Republicans had urged turn to withdraw the increasingly controversial nomination, "I wouldn't say % rtousl ' the responded. h advice ° had K P Standing in in the alsk of the plane ft / hi m home from ! to Louisville, Ky., :hat amounted ° a dii' news (()flf — Ford said tie expected RocketcHer's nomination to be confumed before the President's planned trip to Japan next month. This would seem to be out of the question since Ford tentatively plans to leave the country Nov. 17 and Congress does not return from its election recess until the following day. Alexander Calder's metal sculpt ure depic ts "Shiva," Hindu god Meanwhile. Rockefeller was IT Alt ICY U A of destruction and reproduction In a modern version gracing the described by a prominent SenIawuatnCentex,Kanwato.Backhomelnlndla, ate Democrat as"a man who has great experience, treA MEANING??? Iva is traditionally re sen ted as a dancg figure with numerous arms. mendous ability." — _______ Ik_ .sI: p I - shirtsleeves - '- President Fors! ? . Md. (AP) President Ford drew back his golf club for a Sunday when an Irish setter named "Jake" happened by and lay (Øfl 10 feet in front of him, — .. practice The sequence repeated itself several limes Ford got off a few On — which "Jake" promptly bounded after. The pesky . --------------------------------' aE1Fon1gotd serious pisy with goij pro 4' Lee Elder, Rep. Leslie C. Arends. R-UL, and a local bllnessman. Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice 1W . -.. • -'• '' e- Shopping Center Planned ( L 6>0 Democracy Restoration Asked Springs proposal, 1111 — c — ee rough — tolerated. Grain Deal With India Seen WASHINGTON (AP) While cutting back grain sales to Russia, the United States soon may provide grain to India under a new Food for Peace J. Mair, coordina tor of Food for Peace in the State Department, said he is certain a grain agreement wi th India Is coming up, but doesn't know how much the U.S. will sunnlv. Meanwhile. 'Freasurv Seeretnrv William F Simon announced the SovIets will be allowed to buy one million tons of corn and .2rnflflon tons of wheat, but they agreed. to make no ftirther purchases In thDS. market this crop year, which ends next summer. ON — Longwood agreement. Andrew V -4 S —: a T ==-. .:4 4 Oviedo County P.O. Adrian Mesher, Box 1014, Winter Pick is in Antoni o Cztagena, 32, fll6 Seminole County Jd, $31,250 West 18th Street, Sanford is in bond, char ges, fIvq coun ts of Seminole County Jail, $5,000 aggravated assa ult on a police Worland, Wyo.; Raymond and (fCI(. SIMPSON bond, charge, aggravated officer, sim ple atsault, dLsFred Simpson, both of Dover; orderly conduct, resisting Mrs. Mary Oakes, Dover; Mrs. assault, Cec I B. Simpson, 52, of rir; Robe rt Lee Jones, 42, Rt. 2 ar rest with vience, driving 1202 scent St., Sanford, di ed Nona Tugi, Eu4v Box 240, Midway is in Seminole while under the Influence of Frida) night. Born In Dover, Mrs. Joyce Masson, Tampa, County Jail, $5,000 bond, al coholi c bevtrage and reckless Fin., tw came to Sanford In 1951 and Mrs. Betty Wilson, Kansas; charge, aggravated assault. driving, wi th the Navy from California, seven grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home in He wa a World War II and Korean veteran ad retired in charge of arrangements. 1961 frotp the Navy. He attended Holy Cross Episcopal Church aad was a member of the Fleet Reserve. Willi., Griffin OCT. 20, 1974 Surv1vrs include his wife, Vera Mae Little SIMPSON, CECIL B. (EBO)— ADMISSIONS Funeral services for Cec i l B Mrs. Julia A. Simpson, SanDonna Lee Makowski Sanford: (Ebo) Simpson, 52, of 1O2 ford; (laughter, Mrs. Nancy Tommie Slaughter Robert L. Kelley Crescent St., who died Frda,, Butler, Sanford; two sons, Baby Laing L,urene Alligood were held at 10 am. today at Cecil, and Kenneth, Holy Cross Episcopal Ctmircr, S4nford Viola L. Herman, Deltona Frank E. Bradley with Rcv LeroV D. Soper Jr Mary Mrs. MilLui; mother, 0. tLrhira l)eltou A. Blades, Dorothy L. Brecke officiating. BurI& in Oahiawn three Dover; Johnnie M. Jtrninez, Lake Simpson, Mae D. Fort Memorial Park. Gramko brothers, Leonard Simpson of Funeral Home in charge Mary Steven Geck Wesley Dee Lathrom, *10 Guy HOSPITAL NOTES lt * ---'-- -i.--. - - :s!• T— , FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY AREA DEATH , FUEL ADJ TMENT CLAUSE BEFORE I CI AD I F A D I I D I It FLVflII#M F IPLI S C DflW UuIf' rnAAAAICCInU wuivsuuui - Funeral Notice DOCKET NO. 74680-Cl The Public Service Commission will hold continued public hearings in the above docket which will include hearings and the taking of evidence regarding the fuel adjustment clause contained in the Rates ,- and Tariffs of Florida Power & Light Company and the adjustment to be applied thereunder to electric bills rendered on and after October Orlando 4 'i WEATHER 26, 1974. .. — - ,, - • NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS . .w this Yesterday's high 7$ morning SI. Mostly sunny and mUd thrsvgh Tuesday with highs in uØper lOs 10 10 and tows upper SOs to lower 40s. Northeasterly winds around 15 ph. Extended Forecast Wednesday through Friday Florid Peninsula— Partly cloudy with seasonable temperatures eni only a slight chance of sho'er. Highs near $0 extreme north -an mainly tow HIS elsewhere Low' mainly in the low 50 north. 60S central and lOs southeast coast and Keys. Daytona Belch tides for Tuesday — Pugh 12% am., 12:51 pm. low I'll 1.m.,$OSP.ml PortCartaveral tm 10* — high 12,31 am., )3S 704 a m , 7 51 pm ft ____ - . ' -- — __—_ " - — — _ I P . -- Legal Notice ' Juvenile Center Open House CUSHION - Ce — . constitution constituti — — .. SEOUL. South Korea 'AP) — South Korea's biggest opposition party called today for the formation of a parliamentary committee to study revising the martial law and restoring democracy , and human rights. The amid almost daily demonstra ti ons by churchmen and students demanding th e restoration of democra cy, has little chance of passage since the spon. soring New Democrauc party holds only 6ouf the'19 seats in the Nati on al Assembly. But it was a direct defiance of President fl Park's warnings that challenges to the on he put th two years ago will not be Chung , POLICE BLOTTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Notice Is hereby gIven that the Please take notice that on Notice Is heruby given that I am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OF COUNTY COMM 310NERS NAME STAVUTE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. November 9, 1914 the undersigned Board of Adlustm'tnt of the City 0' engaged In busineSs at 110 E. Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: sell or—&W Cadlilicl dr., Id. No. Sanford will hold a special meeting Commercial St., Sanford, Seminolt CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. The Board of County Corn. Notice Is hereby Ctven the V1I1763 for repaIr and storage On October 2S. 1911, In the City Hail County, Florida under the fIC$ItIOJ% missioners of Seminole County will ufldlrsigned, pursuantthat FLORIDA. to the it tharges. License No. 7W*13743. 11:30 A.M. on order to consider a non* of SANFORD SECRETARIAL hold a public hearing to consider a "FictItiov Name PROBATE DIVISION SIaiuqV' CPapf,r request fcq a variance In the Sign . moil Shelf Case No. 14-197-CF , DUPLICATING SERVICE, and propo change of toning from A-I 465.09. Florid. Statute, will register 300 Ordinance N. Semoran Blvd. pertains as It Estate ii to sifbck that I Intend to regiSter Said name AgrIculture to PUD IPtinned Unit with ThS Clerk oftM Circuit COUII i n Wlrsr Park, requirements in CRC.? Zied District with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Development) on the following and for Milford W. Crist Seminole County, Florida, Eli. In 1 32119 Lots 61k and S. 6, Tr 9, E. R. ac, Seminole County, Florida in Oecased described property: upon receipt Of proof of the PublIsh: Oct. 14. 3), 19)1 Traflords. Being more specifically cordance with the provisions of the NOTICE TO CREDITORS The East 793 feet of the North $35 publication of this notice, the 11c. described as located at 420 French FictitIous Name Statutes. To Wit TO ALL PERSONS HAVING DEG 19 feet of the NW '-i of the NW '.., titious name, to wit: RAMADA INN Avenue, Section $6$ 09 FiorIO. Statutes 1951. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST FICTITIOUSWLME Section 26. Yo*nthlp 70 South, NOPfl4 vnr hch i am engaged Perkins • I, Notice Is hereby given that ve MS SAID ESTATE Sig. Allan R. Me#gher Rang, 29 East, 5,mnole County, in business at 225 Wt't Serroran Chairman You and ea ch of you are hereoy enganed In business at 8,4 Elm PutIith Sept. 30 & Oct. 7. ii. 21. 1974 Florida, containing 14.96 acres more Boulevard In the City of Altamont, Board of Aditr'-nent notified and required to file any Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, DEE 160 or less. Further describud as ap Springs, Florida. Publish: Oct 21, 1974 claims and demands whith you, or Fiorida,tmderth,fiditiousnan',of pro*Imately is acres West of That the party int,r,sfed In said — FICTITIOUS NAMI DEG-116 either of you, may hove against said PARADISE OF BEAUTY, . Markham Woods Road and East of business enterprise is as follows: Noticels hereby given tpsat wears estate tn the office of the Clerk of the VIVIANE WOODARD CCSMETIC Littt Wekiva River bordered on - NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC GEORGE F. CHANDLER. JR. engaged in business at 2517 Country NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF Circuit Court of the Eigh(eenftt SALON, and that we irr.md to threesidesbytheWingfieiclReierve Dated at Seminnie County, Notice is hereby given that the Club Pd • Sanford 3777), Seminole Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, register said name 'sit?' 'h: CiSIII FICTITIOUS NAME PLOD. Florida, October 3, )91t Board of Adjustment of the City Of County. Florida under Fiorid., Probate Division, in the the Circuit Court, Sernlnol County. the fictitious This public hearing will be held in Publish: Oct 7, 14. 21. *, 1974 Sanford will hold a special meeting name of A 5. C LAWN MOWER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN COw'tttcuie at Sanford, FlOrida. Florida in accordance will, the the County Commission Chambers PEG SO on October 25, 1971. in the City Hall SERVICE 4 SALES, and tnat we That the u undersigned intends to within four (1) calendar mmtprs provisions Of the FiditiOdi Name at 11:30 A.M. in order Of the Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH to consider a intend tor.gist,r said name engage In bu 1ne in Sanford, from the time of 11141 first publication $tatut s, To-Wit: Section *85.09 with the on November 12. 1911. it 7:00 P.M., EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. request c for a varian e in ttte Sigfl Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Seminole (ounty, Florida, under the of this tt.otice. Each claim or demand Florida Statutet 1937. or as soon thereafter as possible. Ordinanc, as it pertains t. setback County, Florida in accordance with CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 5: Kelly Hamrick ficitiouir,sme Li'L PANTRY FOOD must be In writing and fiitd in Board of County COUNTY, FLORIDA. requirements in GC 2 Zàned District the rroviVont of the Ficfif;ovs The., Whi!coqnb STORE, and intends to register said t'tipliate and %ttv the place of C ommiss ioners Ci v il Action No, 74-1575.0 in N. W. corner of Airit Blvd arid Name Statutes. To Wit: Section nm je with the Clerk of the Circuit r5,dtnce 3nd post office address of Publish: Oct. 31, 21, Nov. '. )). 1971 Semingle County, Florida Orlanøo Driv e. BeIng more US 09 Florida Statutes 1957, Court of aeminole County. Florida. tPu claimant and must be sworn to DEG.1IS By: John A. Kimbrough, RICHARD J. RiSSER and — specifically described as located at S Carlo Volpi pursuant to Chapter 66S.09. Florida bi the clalment, his agent or at pursuant Chairnuen INVITATION TO a" rJ Orlando Drive, SHIPLEY 0. RISSER, his wife, Allan E. Bergu on Statutes. . tftrwy, or the same shall be void. Nn$lee it herehv olvw ,iaI thf Attest: 1 Ut?. I, s4, 1 1, 75, 1911 5- Randall 0. Jones Dated at Orlando, Florida this llth City of Cassetberry of Seminole Ariho,' H. BefkWith. Jr. vs. Chairman DEG9 Publish Sept. 304 Oct. 1, 14, 21, 1974 day of October, 1971. County, Florida, Will rec vs staled Publish; Oct, 51, 197'. ADRIAN VAN NOORD and Board of Adjustment OEF.152 Geraldine 1 CrisI bids up to 5:00 P.M. Monday, Publish: Oct. 21, 1974 DEG - 120 . JOI4APIP4A C. VAN NOORD, his FICTITIOUS NAME AdminIstralrig As FICTITIOUS NAME November 4, 1974. in the Cat ilberry —. wife, — Notice is hereby given that I am of '.ald Estate, Noticei$hereby gi ven Met weare Cas'etb.rry, 0611. City NOTICEO';INTENTIOPI engaged in business ii 114 Marcy Defendants FICTITIOUSNAME Frank McMHian engaged In busineSs at 134 1. Mid Florida for police TORI}ISTER given that I am Blvd., Longwaod, 32750, Seminole Notice is hereby way, L.ongwood, Seminole County. Attorney for Admtnistratris radios and charging equlpmerfl. FICTITiO)S NAME NOTICE OF ACTION aged in buSineSs at 179 SE Lake County, Florida under U'. fictitious Florldaunder the fictitious name of P.O. 80K 3161 Specifications may be obtained Ave. Longwood 327S3, Semnole name of BLASE TYPING SEP. NOTICE IS 11iREflv GIVEN, TO: ADRIAN VAN NOORD and Orlando. Florida 33107 TENDER TOUCH GROOMING, and from the City Manager, C-ueiberry County, FIorM, undef the fictitious VICE, nnd that I Intend to register pursuant to FloricIj'tatute 55565 09. JOHANPIA C. VAN NOORD, his that we Intend to register said name Publish: Oct. 21, 21, 1674 City Hall, Casseiberry, Florida The ti-tat the under1i4n,l. desiring to wife, and,oach of them if alive, and if name with the Clerk of 1ht name of 608'S CITY GLASS OF Said th the Cleft of the Circuit Court, DEG-11" City reserves the right It, accept or FLORIDA, engage In businçss kider the tiC. any of them be dead, his or her and that 1 Intend to Circuit Court, Seminole County, Smlnole County, FIorId4 in acreject any or all bids. titiou name of OUAL'PTY HOUSE kran heirs at law, tegatee, resister said name with the Clerk of Florida in accor dance with the cocdance with the provisions of the Harry G. Hug PRINTERS at P.O Box ,901, City of Iienori, trustees, or other claimants the Circuit Court,. Seminole County, provisions of the Fictitious Name City P,t.anage-r Fictittove Name Statutes. To- Wit., Altamonte Springs, County of by, through, under or against her or Florida in accordance with the Statutes, To-Wit: Section 485,09 Section *6309 Florida Statutes 1957. STATE OF FLORIDA Publish: Oct. 21, 21, 1974 SemInole, State ol Florida, intends him, and all r*rsons hiving or provisions of the FictitiouS Name Florida StatuteS 1937 5: Linda M. La Grave DEPARTMENT OF DEG to register the Said name 'with the claiming to have any right, title or 5= Mary M BIa:ak Statutes. To-Wit: Section $65.09 TRANSPORTATION Canda'e Singiefary Clerk of the Circuit COtirt of interest in and to the following Publish: Oct. II, 21, 21, Nov. 4, 1974 IN THE CIRCUIT C0URr OF THE Florida Statutes 1951, Publish: Oct. 7, 14, 21, 21, 1974 Seminole Counti Flor ida, '. DEC11 described land in Seminole County, 5: Bobby Nelson Boditord EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. DEG-.46 TALLAHASSEE PATRICIA $ASTE Florida. CUiT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Publish: Oct. 21, 71, Nov. 1. II, 1974 NOTICE FOR BIDS JO SEPH PEpONE SEMINOLE COUNTY DEG 124 YOJ ARE NOTIFIED that an FICTITIOIJSNAMB NOTICE OF INTENTION TO PROBATE DIVISION Publish; Oct. 21,4 2*, Nov. 1, action to cancel mortgag, deed on PROCLAMATIOhIOP — The Seminole County Board of Notice ii hereby given that I am DESIGNATE AND ESTABLISH PROBATE NO. ON DEG121 the following deScribed property in REGULAR ELECTION County Commist,ionei-s will receive r.i.s a? Ill Western LIM1TFD ACCESS HIGHWAY 'j#d h In r: E;tat f TO IHE P[GlTR[m , L.t 4? meostiLe vi Artr.vr 1 NOTICE IS HLRLY c.ivLN fork, Lc.r wj.d 3;15, en.rJi MURELL L ABRAMS OF THE CITY OF er The West ly half of Lot 34, Block CASSEL.BERR'V', with, Jr., Clerk up to 12 -00 Noon SEMINOLE OUNTY BOARD Co'ulty, FlOrida ia*er tP.e fictitious ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; dceased. FLORIDA: G. and the Easterly half of Lot . following: for the November 1, 1971 OF COUNTY cOMMISSIONERS That in Order name of ATOMIC POWERWASH to provide for the NOTICE YOCREDII'ORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Block 6, of SPORTSMEN'S Laboratory Equipment Notic.of tublic Hearing SERVICE, and that I intend to heavy trtfic, the preservation 01 To All Creditors and All Persont the CIty of Canelberry, Etoridi, '5E, CASSELBERRY, The Board ot County Corn Misc Laboratory Supplies r,gistersaidnamewlththecferli of public satrty. the promotion of the HavingdlaimsoruemanCsAgainst that pursuant tolawtul.uthoritythe 5peifotions may be obtained mistloners of 5lrminole County will Seminole County, Florida, ac the Circuit Court, Seminole Co,nIy, general welfare and the im. Said Estate: City of Ca%selberry, Florida, shall at Room 307, Courthouse. Sanford, hold a public eartng to consider a cording to the ptat thereof recorded Florida in acctrdance with the provement and development of You are hereby notified and on Tuesday. Decen,ber 3. 1971, Ft 1K'OPoSed chayr of lmin from M PInt Book 9. ps 1213. of the er ty writ inq Clerk's Office P 0 rf tn Firltt ,.. ., rrr • ,j 'ut ,. , ...,.... .i. pj 1A Very ; t lr-j.jtr,11 emr,tC COurity, dljfaj 1 - p.1 il ct I,c-.!.;n 11j ft ,.i, i'.; .., demanJs wtiiU, you may have hold the regular clef lion of the City All bids are to be In a sealed en Al Agrict Ilure on ??'5 following 2SlIofStateRoadlShOOinSeminoie Florida Statutes iesi. against the estate of MURELLL of Casselberry. Florida velopp, plainly marked on the de$cribd property: has been filed against y and you County •ttt'1inQ '0' 5: Roger H. Wells ABRAMS, ôete.s,ci, late of Said tieftiOn Shall be held at the outside (Seated Did for Laboratory Me requirm-.j to ttrve a copy of That put of the SE ', of the Pu'ilsh; Oct. 7, 14, 71, 21, 1974 County tir.e. Northeasterly itt' your Seminal* County. Florida, te the Casselberry Fire Department Fquipmertt,open P40.'. 1, 1974.) Bids of the P4W West of Mel IOnYiIIe written defenses, it any, t it on ptoalmately $00 feel is the same DEG-417 Clerk of the Circuit tau", and file Bulkiing on said date and at the win hanq a? 2a.m. Nov. 4.1974 Avenue and East ni taakna.,4 MAURICE HAAAt ttt toSd..iii' fl -.a,... "nfl ,' '- a a "1111S 'w"' 'S.d the same in ih,pfiat, and as times aithorlzed for the psposi of In, of County Corn. CoastlIne Ral'oad,S;th;n attorney wbc*, addt*i l;470 CP4A fo at oi thereof approved and provided In Section 731,14, Florida electing th, fO1iwIng city Off cals, inilasers Meeting Room, Room Townttlp 30 5out, Range 31 East, Tower, P.O, e adopted by the State of Florld $3. Orlando, 31410", in their of l;c,s in the to wit: 203. Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Seminole County, Florida. Further Florida 33103. - t,e October Dipifltna.ttof Trir*pOiatlOn by County Courthouse In Seminole THREE -) MEMBERS of the Actual award to successful dqssI'ibsd as South of airport on 21 lfl4.andfilethe Original with the vf101utIOft dated October 10, County, Florida, within 'our City Council of the City of will be made at the next regular West side of M.flonviile Avenue. Clerk of this Court either designated and established said belor, Wendar months lrørr. the time of Catselbtrry, f'lrja County Commission Meeflnu, Room ThiS public hearing will be held in SCfvit urnn ril4inhtf' att or ney or por,1on of said State Road as i the first Publication hereof, or the This Notice shall b postcJ as 703, Courthou se. Sanford, Flori da the Ce'jnty Commission Chmbert imfl'ihointely thereafter, limit ed access 40111v aI1t' r dfinec' otherwis, a same will be berred, required in the City of Casselberry, Nov. S. 1911. The Board of County Of 11* Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. default will be entct'ej ar4 provided by law. agaln%t you F11#4 #.I Sanford Florida, this 11th fr the relief detnanded FIorda, and shall be pu',iished in Commissioners reserves 'be right t 00 NOvemb.r 17, 1974, all :00 pp TOM 8 WEBB. aR, i the day of October. 1974. the Evening lleraict once each week waive any IrregularIties o O iS 5000 thereafter as possible. complaint. OtRFCTOR 5: .Inct A. Stanthfer for at least four 1,1 CoMcutivø technicalities in bids and nr reetl WITNESS my Board of County DIVISION OF t lt'*sl of As Mmints?ra,ri, w-ee+.s Vr In D('rnt-r 1. 1974 ths Court en itN , r ,t hds Coiimiin,.r #.DMI i-lIST RAT !O' l?74 S A. awin St,iriwr Dave-4 at Canetberry, Flor i da, (SEAL) Arthur If Beckwith. Jr. . mlnote County, Fitlt, STATE OF FLORIDA Atlorrwy for *mini,'ratri thu 2nd day of Oictbq, A.O, 1914. y: John A. Kimbrough, Clerk Arthur H. Beckwilh. Jr. DEPARTMENT OF of SHINHOLS AND LOGAN (Seal) As Clerk of the Co,'rt Chairman Board of County Corn. . TRANSPORTATION First Federal BuIlding Bill B. Giler. By Elaine RiChard, Att es t; missloners Pu*lIsh: Oct. Sanford, Florida 32111 Ma y or As Deputy Clerk Ar1pjr H. Reckwith, Jr. Seminole County, Fiori*a DEC 173 Publish: oct. 21, 21, 1974 Publish; Ott. 7, 14, 31, 71, 1974 . Pubt'th $ept 304 Ott, 7, II, 71 1974 Publish Oct. 21, 1974 Publith: Oct. 21. 1974 DEG-)$ ri C P. I '%A nFr..1,e bEFits DEG - 53 o . .-.---; •' wc — iiLegul - .., SAIGON, S.iutli Vietxiam Al') The United Stites Embassy today deni ed Viet Cong allegations th at the Cen tral Intelligence Agency is Involved in demons trations agai nst President Nguyen Van Thleu and accused Nor th Vietnam of a "crudely obvi o us attempt to exploit the dissent." The American statement said the United States "does not encourage, nor does it support In any way, any po li tical faction in Vietnam. These accusa tions are utterly groundless and totally false." Several hundred students and children who marched wi th an ti -Thieu demonstrators in Saigon on Sunday burned a police Jeep and stoned the National Assembly building, smashing the ornate glass doors. Legal Notice President Katzlr TEL AVIV (AP) IsrsellPresident Ephraim W his Je escaped With slight injteg Sunday In a three-car colllskn on the main highway between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Police said one person was kilied and two others jured in the crash. -- ' ' __ , at a - . -- - y at- . ' Swiss voters ha ve BERN, Switzerland (AP) decisively rejected a proposal to de port 540, 000 f oreigners in the next th ree years. Nearly 70 per cent of those voting in Sun day's referendum rejected the co nstitu ti onal amendment. The vote was 1, 689,870 to 878,73g. A similar proposal four years ago came much closer to success, with a 46 per cent affirmative vote. The amendment was pr oposed by a right-wing group called the Na ti o na l Action Against Over-Foreignerlzatlon of People and Homeland. It would have set a limit of 500,000 foreigners living In Switzerland by Jan. 1, 1978. This would have me an t expulsion of 540,000 non-Swiss, most of th em farmhands, unskill ed Industrial laborers, street cleaners, dishwashers and waiters. About twoth irds of these are Spaniards and I ta lians attracted by be tter pay than th ey can get at home. CIA Involvement Denied Racks Cases Closing ánlsh.. ng on news Imet inese - .- . i -tung ' - Aliens In Switzerland ' . POTOMAC, - . four 1.1 - . Congress, boy, tighten your seatbelts. You are going right through the roof of the Uni ted States Capitol as far as the f ederal treasury is concerned The keys to the treasury will be thrown away and the money will pour out unbe lievably." The resul ts of Ford's campaigning to date have been mixed, although he told reporters Sa turday, "I've rea lly been encouraged ... I loved those crowds." '1~-,_~~11 (ended public nearing for the for servi ce until the last of Hammond and U.S. (Lew ) lit; I ______ - ` firm on service.reieted corn- December. Arnold, In addition to former 7 Also during the Board's council chairman James plaints In as many weeks. The Seminole County CornBut New York attorney Tuesday meeting, it will hear Brown. L. mission Tuesday night Is ex. Leonard Relin, representing an applica tion from General Expected to sign on behalf of 1 pected to take action on a Seminole County thsposal, Inc. Waterworks for a rate increase the city Is Council Chairman request by Sanford attorney had telegrammed the bowl and will consider the county Donald Schreiner and for the Jack Bridges asking for a explaining that he would be ordinance as it applies to utility county, Commission Chairmar .. . 'I "rehearing on the revocation of u na ble to atte nd , and requested regulations. John Kimbrough. the certification of Seminole ano ther wee k's ex tension of the Tuesday morning, bids will The trustees were In. be opened for th ounty Disposal, Inc." e Big Tree Park strumental In the mid 1950's in _____ hear ing, I "I'm not a'klng them to Alter the board flatly concession inventory, raising funds and volunteer _____ labor to build the facility which rehear the merits of the entire rejected his request, they case tomorrow," Br1iges said ruled on (tie certification. ho used Seminole County Heal th today," just my requeat." Dept. programs for 15 years Relin later threatened to sue Bridges said that there are both the county and the cornbe fore council ordered eviction The Seminole County School 1 . some areas that need further nij.ssioners for their actions. )ct. 1, 1973. Dis tr ict staff will present tw I Inspection as far as I'm conThe land on which the entire But Bridges said that no legal reports at the boar d Inc-- ' -: cernd It will e my job to say acti on will be consider ed y complex is located was unless Wednesday dealing -0 ghIy do na ted to the city by here are the problems and the. the "bo ard rejects my proposal requests of W solutions, county commission. for a rehearing." uest Elementary Sc1 In the agenda for tonight's Bridges said that his clients "If they de ny my req '. 5 intend to co mply fully wi th the outright, then our next step will par en ts anti pro' sting are County Fire priorities of the 1rotection Administrator Gary . county ordinance governing be to seek a temporary The staff wa. ..aser and County Corn-.. . refuse collection, including junction from the court to keep prepare the providing a contract for the our company from going out of recommendation missioner Mike Hatt.away, who company's servi ces, will explain the county-wide business In the county on th e .. fire protection program. Certification to operate In the Nov. 12 revocation date," he the request of P _____ Longwood hills i Also sched uled is an ap. -county was revoked last said. he ir children, pearance by Mrs. Elaine Spotz Tuesday by the county cornRein said last week that over tattend \Vtndla' utility to protest the city mnksioners at the third algliL tO tilL nucwr) uf late Carl iAJnlmnIcr, k4tcd A u ISO) custriner itve rc.p.id Lu c U ut.L L;iuud s opens, to ret! department's $15 late payment CITY DEDICATES Participating In ceremony, from left, Rev. Jack lindsay, Fire = c e city. th fire chief for many years In Longwood sch harge. th e former chief, and his da ughter, Mrs. Jan Mrs. Eloise IMmmkr, widow of lallossiere, Chief Roy NEW FIRE TRUCK remainder of the City water bills are due the Davis. Two weeks a r IOth of the mnonth and a five-day group of parerl Pe gra ce period Is given. Af ter the Highland hills a' to 15th of each mon th, a $15 late Anthony El lis, 20, Orlando ha ve their childrt charge Is levied. Winter Springs as and Kat ha rine Ifvell, 18, Winter to the Woodland Notices are given to city t users before service is Man armed with a gun forced Park were uninj ured Saturday 5000 as possible V a discontinued and the late the clerk at Jackson Minute after stro ng winds blew the 14 recommendation hi s Ls decision on t char ge added. City Supt. Ralph Market. at Five Poin ts and S.R. foot wood boat they were in Annexed and rezoned city's planned regional sewer the Babcock Corp. plans a new V 1 17-02 to put $50 in a paper bag agaInst the seawall In Lake ALTAMONTE SPRINGS The size of sCho( Fisher said in October 20 per commercial a tract at the pla nt. cent of the city's wa ter users Construction and openi ng of the shopping center, a nd he on the floor while he left Monroe a nd sa nk it. Both has been the sub — Approved a request for use amot. in a Volkswagen, police said. crawled safely up on the sea. versation rd received late notices when bills Altamonte Mail, the Interstate The abandoned rights-of-way corner of SR 434 and Douglas Mall and ot her shopping cen- has become part of the Avenue where Sun Bank pla ns of the civic ce nter at no fee on mem be rs recently. wall be fore the boat sank, It were not paid by the IOu. to build a new ba nk and office Nov. 14 for the Florida tens in the city is appa rently properties to be developed. Movie projector valued at the board directed t Altamonte Springs Cooperative Ex tension Service complex. ke encouraging further co rn $340 was reported stolen affirm priorities In other action, council: W. Heard a report that s ponsored day long meeting. ng merclal'derel'p'nent. Altamonte police recovered Monday from an Army recruit- recommendations pr iva te lyThe Altamonte Homemakers Adopted an ordinance Sanlando Utilities, a two air co nditioners stolen from ing service vehicle while the necessity of b ad— City cou ncil has adopted an ly 8-Days Lodge, Wymore Road parked at Spanish Trace Apart- ditional property, pa City Council mee ting tonight ordinance vacating and setting a new zoning owned and operated water and Club said it would make a val ued at $500 after chasing a ments. l at 7:30 p.m. will establish a abandoning portions of classification of OSC (open sewer utili ty, Is willing to donation to the city to defray at Lake Brantley Hit ;age and space conservation district), negotiate connection to the overhead costs. car for several miles before vacation and sick leave policy Pressview, Osceola la iming somc Bob Mobley, 552 Center Street and rec finding the car parked wi th the reported stereo tape pla yer, at the Se minole Rig tr as Fruitland S eets, northe t of *)l for city employes. units Inside, There will be a public hear ing Crane's Roost and adja cent to liquor, and color television site. 6 on David Miller's request for the Altamonte Mall, where a Seminole County . valued at $710 were stolen S ervice Good Customer ' _ Sanford gr oup including annexa issi oner Greg Druinm II ti on of Lots 52, 53, 54, development m Sunday from his home, td and 55, Entzminger Farms, Money and other items also appear before th Thomas Flemon, 50, 1110 ci Second Addition continued from iT" East 8th Street, Sanford is in valued at $3,000 were reported wi th r equest of school al Oct. 7. City attorney Ned Seminole County Jail, $600 stolen Sunday from Chase and pa rti ci pa tion in a Bke .irnJingI.TIflh1i ct Woolfolk had asked for the bond, charges. disorderly Company on Beardall Avenue Program being planned delay In order to adequately year. conduct and assault and bat- in Midway. — —1i1.1?H'I'Th•lTr Best Town— review a new state law as it W. Theodore Brady, Spanish tery. relates to the annexation and ___ ..~ ____ Matthew Russel, 42, William Trace Apartments reported —Available Firlancing change of zoning. The land is Clarke, Court, Sanford Is in color television, watches, radio ~ zoned agricul tural I Seminole County J511, $8,000 a nd clothes valued at $885 were . LONGWOOD — CouncIlUin and Is contiguous on three sides bond, charges, burglary and stolen Sunday from his apartAn open house will be held at ment. June Lormann will recomnknd with the city. breaking and entering. Also on the agenda is the Seminole County Juvenile — Julius W. Levy, 2590 at today's 7:30 p.m. city cou4ei Tom Slaughter, Redding resolu tion, postpon ed last week Dententlon Center, near Five I Garde ns reported liii wa llet Tusalossa Trail, Maitland, meeting that her coIkague due to the absence of. Mayor Points, from? to 10 p.m., Oct. 28 and $900 cash stolen Sunday reported guns, money and other approve a lease agrement wit i $ 1.1. Troy Plland, that provides for - to mark Veterans Day, said items valued at $1,100 were Seminole County for from 809 LQcust Avenue, • %'A I implementing the $200,000 bank TOrn Fay, detention cen ter struction of the $90,000 pub Roderick E. Thomas, 1224 stolen Sunday from his horn loan f or the new fire station- superintendent. John Rogers, 149 East Al pine heal th facility In the city, Lincoln Court, re port ed record Completely r rw1I. Fay said Casselberry I 4gjy Interim city hall now under Mrs. Lormann said today si player valued at $1 was stolen Street, reported two shotguns .17(.1 'ici.i ! construction. The loan is with Veterans of Foreign Wars and a rifle valued at $535 were expects speedy approval froi Monday from his home, ____ Southeast Bank at Maitland. (VFW)Postl0050willpresentan Manice Oritt, 807 Scott stolen Sunda y from his home, the council on the agreement e occasion. th fl ag on An ordinance establishing a American Cash, $426, was reported lease to the county for 50 yea Avenue repo;ted jewelry, 1 — Denny Abbott, region 6 city f ire department and a f the old ci which en Saturday from a cash the site on watches, and coins valued at stol tion director of juevenlle deten chief wi th authority to e nforce $1,000 were stolen Sunday from drawer at Phillips 66 Service building now stands at Churc and dignitaries from all over regulations will come up for Sta tion, SR 436 and Howell Street and Wilma. his borne. t he county are being Invited to The county will raze the old second reading. David Martin, Sanford Naval Branch Road. l.gtii tend the open house. at A recommendation coming master ctiar1 Truck registered to Pete buI1dng to make way for the Academy reported his bicycle q 'asi. cisc ts will be given id gu es Fay sa -,1co'e r*fe valued at $125 was stolen Ross, Mullins Swamp was new.'i, The ci ty will also be out of last week's work session nt spots at s to all pe r tine es ing to provide adequa te on the utilization of one police acc _ r 1 14 Saturday from East 3rd Street totally destroyed when a Sea. nd staff members police the facility a back-up vehicle for bo th g space. board Co3sthn( freight trim hit and Palmetto Avenue. ________ Ite r approval, Mrs. Lor- and lire depar tm en ts will be will be available to give exDonna Makowski, 6, 1821 It Saturday night sending it 100 .. . . - __# - planations. -wn own no -_ - .- I South Summerlin Avenue Is yards down IN railroad track If "in, the city's director of the discussed. Also on the agenda: Jct, said a formal signing listed in fairly good condition In on Lake M ar y Boulevard. Ross discussion of decals for city ld at 4:30 he remony will be Seminole Memorial Hospital reportedly left the truck beside esday. Special guests vehicles; Police Chief John Tu after suffering a gun shot the tracks when it stalled. p. e old Govorhuk in reference to th ed to be wound to the face, Sunday. Damage to the train engine was ar expect when her 8-year-old brother ac estimated at $1,. No one was in lity's trustees, Linton L reserve vehicle; and the Co , J.R. Grant, Ralph Mayor's office. cidently fired a gun wi th which injured. he was playing, police said. IN BRIEF selection begins itratcs Al Oct. 21, 1974--3A 0 ,~~_~ .~ — 'CøU nty WORLD n Truman Tradition Monday, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. :- 5.4 Sanford: Joseph F. Giraulo Ann Hoolehan Roy. Smith William B. Webb Those hearings will be hold at: 9:30 AM, Tuesday, October 22, 1974 Leslie Fleming, Deltona Richard R. Keay, I)eBary Senate "A" Hearing Room Ruth E. Mueller, D'ltona Mary Elizabeth Simpson, The Capitol Dover Evelyn Sharpe, Orange City Walter U. Reed, Orange City Swd C. Steele, Eustis Deborah L. Padgett & boy, Lake Mary William 1.. Hamilton Jr., Longwood Helen L Knowles Tallahassee, Florida FLORIDA-POWER- & L!,, GHT COMPANY __ - - I - - ____~~ �- -- NUNN=" Evenlnq Herald, Sanford, Ft. - Public Monday, Oct. 21,1974-4A HemM ANDERSON !; Area Code 305-322-11 or 831-9993 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Home De1iv.ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $23.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All oth er mail: Month, $2.7 70; 6 Months, $IS.20; l2 Months,$32.40, p He l ing People Is What UF Is ,About Next Thursday the United Fund of Seminole (uWity !ii.. Iu i \ctui I)iL1Ihr pla ed for the Sanora Club house on Airport Boulevard. Whether it lives up to its billing or takes on the trappings of a wake depends entirely on you. nn For you and the services you receive and require of the participating agencies are what the United Fund is all about. It is "People Helping People" which, when you strip away all the frills and distractions is what life is all about. And it is no idle slogan, not a public relations Kissinger Arch*tect,Of Policy - - , " set -. 1-11 OAKLEY - L. , TOM TIEDE : .. , t~~ . F:-', ~ .-, . - . Mid-Florida Center for Alcoholics, the Central Florida Sheltered Workshop and the Children's Home Society. The virtues are, of course, many and for the individual who grows weary of continually having to turn away solicitors for this and that, it has the added advantage of being a one-shot campaign which saves campaign costs, time and patience. But if it saves you time it also requires the Foreign WASHINGTON — For the past five years, war," the President said, with a sly smile. "Wet terms of personalities and they were often The crowning touch would come when Nixon U.S. foreign policy has been almost totally want you fellows to take care of the rest of tho' vulgar, ripping into foreign leaders with crude, called in his cabinet or other associates to brief dominated by one man Dr. Henry A. world." sometimes cruel, remarks, them on his foreign policy decision. As he spoke Kissinger. Inside sources, with secret Our sources say Nixon then launched into When Kissinger travelled abroad, he kept the to them, he in',ariably consulted a "talking documents to back up their story, have told us furious and vulgar assault on the State p lent informed with cryptic personal points" paper prepared of course, by the how he has manipulated the diplomatic strings. Foreign policy was going to be handled by ti s. Only th e two of them understood ubiquitous Dr. Kissinger. Throughout the Nixon years, Küslnger White House, he declared, and not by t - references. Kissinger's personal memos and talking steadfastly maintained to inquiring reporters "striped-pants faggots" at Foggy Bottom. the Vietnam War, the papers guided Nixon iessage from Kissinger that he never recommended policy to the There was a collective gasp from the C. the the South Vietnamese recalled by a source whu In President unless his views were solicited. He dozen NSCstaff members. President Nixon, saw it, invasion of Cambodia, of other initiatives %'it4 scores on of laos, and with Number One, Discussed presented preseed "options," he vowed, and left his penchant for saying the wrong thing at the around the world. C( in principle." it to the chief to make the decisions, wrong time, had forgotten that the majority of Our sources could recall only one major issue It was said Pr esident Nixon would retire to his audience had come to the .singer's recommendations to th e White House from which Nixon vetoed Kissinger's recomthe solitude of the Lincoln sitting room or to his the foreign service. e submitted formally in at was th e decision to bomb secret secluded office in the White house annex, where were guarded as closely as mernlations. Th Thereafter, Kissinger set up his own private flaiphong Harbor in May 1972. he would pore over his op ti ons. After much State Dept. in the basement of the White House, As. Very few of Kissinger's Hanoi and mine that intancv, Nixon oerru1ed all of his chief In aware such ( 'tiinent e xist. ii.'n ;u:.i -& tUl(ifl (11 ycllow ligal pads, 1ic 1k drcctcd cvcry aspict if the deciiunacivisers, including Kfli. he would emerge and announce his momentous making machinery. er, have seen some of them. A Kissinger's dcmlnatlon of foreign policy has decisions. ter-to-Nixon memo would be typed continued into the Ford Administration. Indeed, He presided over the National Security This is not, according to our sources, how it Council, which determined overall policy. He souse letterhead and stamped President Ford had scarcely been sworn in happened. They say Kissinger seldom failed to controlled the supersecret Committee of Forty, .ssinger would begin with terse before he arsured the world that Henry give the President his personal recom- which plotted covert activities. He also headed b Information and then outline his Kissinger would stay on. Like Nixon before him, mendations and Nixon seldom tailed to take the the Washington Special Action Group, which '°" Ford leans heavily on Kissinger for foreign advice. As a former Kissinger associate put it assembled to manage crises, torn of the page were two blank policy guidance. Our sources say, in fact, that succinctly: "Nixon agreed with Henry on the most marked "Approve," and the Ford has not overruled Kissinger yet. The secret minutes show that Nixon seldom Ii things he knew about, and he trusted Henry on attended these crucial meetings but waited for Ot -prove." Almost never, according to FOOTNOTE: KMnger has some brilliant ' the things he didn't know about." .did Nixon initial the "disapprove" diplomatic achievements to his credit, including Kissinger to fill him in. The two men conferred on The pattern was early in 1969 when Nixon together frequently. SP temporary peace in the Middle East, detente 644 i gave the National Security Council staff a pep Sources who occasionally were called Into a series o "tabs" followed on plain with the Soviet Unlcn and rapprochement with talk. After a few general remarks, accor0ing to their private meetings say Nixon and Kissinger These took up specific issues, ex. mainland China. But there have also been a few several eye witnesses, he nodded toward apparently didn't engage in deep, intellectual blunt, candid language. Each tab disasters, such as the India-Pakistan war, Chile, Kissinger. "Henry and I are going to end the discu.ssion.s. They talked about world issues in c 'approve" and "disapprove" lines. Cyprus and the aborted "Year of Europe." gimmick or a play on words. It is the work and goals and aspirations of 65 participating agencies which each year provide a wide variety o! health, character building and family services for tens of thousands of men, women and children in Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties. It is the United Fund, for instance, that sup- DON ports the Boy and Girl Scout organizations, the Red Cross, Salvation Army and Sanford's Good Samaritan Home, among others. It is also the Legal Fees United Fund that provides the fiscal muscle for the \. Expensive I ~1' - IL ._11 i Arabs Just ::,&" . ! L Play ng At 't -\"' icine ,I ' 4 ur O G WASHJNGTON—(NEA)—The United States If the doctors who treated ex- President -. (JI - r is currently iendlng emissaries around the globe p Nixon's phlebitis were to sock their patient with N>-I it to preach the cause of brotherhood In the a bill of some half-million dollars, there would be . investment ofa great deal of time ofa great many cries marketplace, and there probably has never been of ton and not all of them from . volunteers, many of whom are your neighbors, a better çzampie of missionaries abroad who Uuqaym concerned that the tab would evei' people from all walks, of life who give not only of 01OArf haven't a,churth at home. be passed on to Uncle Sam. th eir persona! wealth* but of the most p'eclous The. id of the bwentors of dogmatic No one seems upset by the fact that the legal ___ 1. I ': .. commodity of all their Ume They collect money- 'i costs facing a number of former associates of •1. .c1taI.thg gently for "shared cornmodliles" reminds one of the remark attributed only once a year but they spend many mon ths In Mr. Nixon are up In that stratospheric range. ____ to Jacques Du Lorens: "Beware of him these of a men who zz'ei your life or ____ behind the scenes toil setting goals, organizing ' days when he receives communion." ____ ___ '° health would seem to deserve a greater campaigns, budgeting funds and providing cornrew d than those of a ar man who saves you from _______ munity planning. It is a 12-month job that comes to jail ______ The nation, after all, wrote the r.ies for (and s&,metimes doesn't). Yet for some modern international trade—and all the rules .:,. a climax Oct. 24 at the Sanora Club House where, a reason we are more outraged by a high fee _____ ________ are hardnoaed. If you got it, flaunt It. No one has appropriately enough, the "victory dinner" will be charged by a skilled physician than by the m'ich _I ___ es accused Yankee businessmen of being soft "Dutch treat" higher fee usually commanded by a member of a _____ on morality. L Their work has been made even more difficult prestigious law firm. Undeniably, them Is urgent reuot for the U.S. Watergate has not only been a blot on the legal '-'v this year because of the state of the economy. movement toward multilateral reasonableness With more than two-score of those In. We're sure that many people will find themselves The Bank of England reports' that the oil cxunable to contribute as much as they did last year, VOhftd being lawyers, it has also been a financial porting countries have amassed a cash surplus bonanza. or would prefer this year. No matter, for the United . (/ * V of $25 billion so far this year, this while several According to AP writer Harry F. Rosenthal, Fund to succeed we must all participate to th e best ___ Industrial nations face bankrupt-, 1i _______ W4 for secretary of commerce Maurice H. y and most _____ of ou r ability whether our contribution be $1, $10, third world peoples court disaster. Stans' legal bill for his 48-day trial in the Vesco ____ ____ 1 $100 or $1000. case was 8O,793. That of his co.defendant, Yet the United States, uzthapplly, simply has If we all participate it will be a success. The former attorney general John N. Mitchell, was little credence in the debate over sweet Fund has compiled a "fair share" guide for those 13& plus 579,044 for expenses. thoderation. President Ford said that no ride this one you've ThOse tabs are being picked up by a trust fund "If you able to participate on that basis. But it is only a sovereign people can allow "their handling money left over from Richard Nixon's suggested contribution; feel free to give more or policies to be dictated, or their fate decided by 192 re-election committee. At latest report, the less, but give. yourself a job." artificIal rigging and distortion of conun'xllty committee had spent or owed $1.9 million In legal _______________________________________________ prices" Check your wallet and then check your heart. It In other nations. This Is a nice thought may be the most rewarding investment you ever but co nsider ing the source, Is highly suspect ing r just-begun trial of the flghest/ Ambrose Bierce once wrote that the "hardest made. Why? Because it will be in people. figures in the Watergate coverup, of which tumble one can mike is to fall over his (,wn / Mitchell is one, is expected to rack up legal costs Letters To The Editor bldf." world The knows that a U.S. pre.iching of several million dollars. trade justice Is a U.S. asking others to do as it / Friends of lilt Haldeman, former White Editor wi na30'or4O' deswatbintwoseparatear, says, not dots. House chief of staff, are trying to raise $400,000 Dent Sir: No Escape plugging over fl ow strewns, filling in natutal h!, IC''I pTflpflçp John F.hrlirhmim trs for a 'b.w.r Ford would do well to keep the mflanK you zor your fine article oi October 14, filtering pond areas. thetse acts, to he ' ll flCd $300000 Workers at a Chrysler Corp. parts depot In N.Y., have covering the situation of Lakes Florida and few, coupled wi th an tUtude offlame angryOnlY a natinn out of any principled talk against cornTwo Watergate figures avoided some f punctured a favorite daydream the one where there is a Adelaide. A job well done, difference by the city offcIals have given rbe to . modity influencing. The country has for decades - -. -. '. .. ., .- ___ can got ' - ' - - problem, however. Bernard L Barker and three-day "holiday" weekend every week. After an experiment In response to Mayor rioyd's statement that a sense of helpless fmqtration. One city official used its goods to muscle in on the poUcle3 of at working a four-day week, with 10-how work days, the em- I Eugenio R. Martinez, Indicted in both the we should have taken action when the entire even went so far as to atempt a suggested threat ether societies. U.S. food, as illustration, has ploy voted to go back to their old five-day routine. kng been used to buy favors from or thwart Watergate break-in and the paupers. "plumbers" sewage treatment package was first proposed. to keep at least one citizen from complaining. operation, declared themselves Long teekends wear thin, it appears, especially when the at t.icns of foreign countries. As recently as last did.residents, In fact weinvited calledthe a meeting of Lake The contractors were stopped from further summer American diplomats told the True, they were convicted and went to prison We Florida kids are in school Monday through Friday. What cinched the riate city digging and dumping by the Pollu approp who but so have most of those vote, we'll bet, is that Chrysler workers Jiscovered what haption Control Bangladesh government that unless It stopped spent tens f thou officials and held an open discussion. Many Board, not the city. The promIied burlap screens sands of dollars pens to idle hands around the house on weekdays. They push action on the mud exprting certain goods to Cuba it would be on their defenses and appeals In misconceptions were clarified and citizens' which were to reduce wave various other Watergate cases. If a surgeons vacuum cleaners and do dishes: that's what. A man might as complaints were for the most part resolved or at dams have yet to appear. Meanwhile the Jake Ineligible to rective easy payment loans for scalpel slips, at least you can sue .well be down at the plant, American food. Reluctantly, Bangladesh him for the least a compromise was reached, laps away at the mud. malpractice. But if a lawyer fails to win your Today the continuing regard for the en.. The city has not been responsible to its obeyed. case, his bill still remains payable in full property vironment and value are of uppermost promises and assurances to the public, and just Even America's mercy food, certainly as concern to the citizens, and as such all are in as the lake erodes away, so does the confidence important as oil in the pesent discussion of BERRY 'S WORLD Here'sa new world's record you won't find in agreement over the vital need for a sewer of the citizens in their city governmen What can International ethics, has often been packaged your current Guineas: system. No one opposes the system, the op. one build from brdn promisec — promises with suggestive strings. Until recently almost A:ttrdirg to Oil & Cas Journal, the w'rld's position has been to the methods which have which stare up at us with the swollen, filth filled onehull of the nation's Food For Peace shipdeepest hole, a gas well, has been drilled in been used; such as dumping nutrient-filled clay eyes of dead fish, floating in slimy, stinking gore. ments went to or \Southeast Asia, hardly an area of Washita County, Okla. Lone Star Producing into the lake, the unneeded pushing over of trees A LAKE FLORIDA famine. Now much of it goes to Chile and Egypt, Co.'s I Bertha Rogers bottomed at 31,441 feet. RESIDENT also nations far (rom the verge of starvation. Lone Star also drilled what was formerly the world's deepest hole at 30,050 feet. Juct lx' iln'l you're not living in Chicago, frIerl. (nd 'f th ruor;l hole I:; r'rtr-d ta be around involved.....ne if those same seryice stati ons is now in a 'Ibis past weekend, they had 27 ersoa die in bloody $5 million or a little under $160 a foot, contest with 200 others within hil chain; and If he sells violence, I __ t,& Described as a -siiall gasser, 1 Bertha Rogers enough gasoline, he will receive a brand new Oldsmobile. Around They're rather fortunate in havinS such a smart Initisily tested at four million cubic feet a day in Well, as long as he continues being the lowest priced police department there cause they say "the availability July. But since then, says the company, the well merchant in town, I'll help him in his uest for a new car. 9 ofhandguiwiiathemorcauseofejcathj," has lost pressure. __ (And when he tools around town In it, (- can claim credit U they're so bright In analyzing te cause of this Maybe the Chinese are siphoning it off at the for providing him wi th at least one o the wheels, or _____ outburst, I'm equally confident they didn't have the somethin') other en slightest bit of trouble solving all of them, too. tP$. Chicago does have a gun con trol la w.) i 6i2 Maybe what they need Is another law, eh? Speaking of politics . . . this ene takes an awful lot of THOUGHTS ___ courage. - / Now faith Is the assurance of things h3çed for, Donald Webb of Lakeland, an American Party "" - Say, you're not falling for that "rlp4f" of pay1n the conviction of things not seen. For by it the Candidate, has decided to oppose Doyle Conner t'i th e race 'r m°re per gallon (or untjreeze, are you? There's 110 for 5 gricWtur Commissioner, men of od received divine approval. - Hebrews cfK-rtsge; just a manipula tion by a cert.ain few to bums) 1:1,2, Conner will be facing a re-electIon opponeut for the the price out f.elght. ' first time In 14 years. Conner reported his campaign fund faith, the promise sees and "Faith, mighty m't &nells too much like the "gasoIue shortage" By JOHN A. SPOL.SKI" at 18,674 in contributions and $6,536 In expenditures. Look.s to God alone. Laughs at Impo&dbillties, months back. Webb reported he received $25 In contributions and and cries, 'It shall be done." - Charles Wesley, is- -on Ihe Watergate jwy, "GuessI#_- Just to give you an Illustration o( the tiI1Un1CkTY * t_ - - I .,',t,* r,-,nliii. ,'t.'-t*v,,-,*n had no expenditures. _____ - ___ ___ _ -' Th. Clock - whose wife ' - I ___ ____ ______ _ Weekend Traffic Kills Four At least four persons were killed in weekend traffic accidents, Including a Bradenton man who died when he was thrown through the window of a car th at went out of control in Sarasota County, officials say.' State troopers said Jack 1. Smith, 29, was killed Sunday w he n th e car In w hich he was riding rolled through a ditch after th e driver lost con tr ol on State Road 70. Of fi cers gave the following details of these other fata l accidents: Early Sunday, David M. Allen, 20, of Talla hassee was killed after his car went out of control and struck a culvert along si de S.R. 375 in Leon County. Edn a E. Nazworth, 65, of Crawfordvjfle died late Friday after the vehicle in which she was riding ran off S.R. 365 in Wakullls County and struck a house. Th e Identi ty of an accident victim In Polk County was withheld pending notifica tion of next of kin. - ' I -. . - .. -I -- , __________________________ IV _____ _____________________ ______ I - .. -: — - 1' - _______ . - ________ ________ --:- -- -- - - Service Commlsaio1 staff weeks ago to make all recommembers about their recom- mendations in rate cases part of mendatiors, PSC CIIaiIThMI Bill the publi c record. Bevis says. However, staff memberi' The proposal by Public Cour.- asked that the commission dosel Frederick Karl was sched- cision be clarified, and Karl uled to come before the corn- sought to open records other mission today, along wi th his than those co nce rning rate requests to open more PSC cases. records to public examination. Bevis sent Karl a letter last week endorsing the proposal to I allow Karl and utility attorneys to question PSC stafffers about recommendations they make to the commission at the agenda conferences where decisions ___________ 1I ,IIlt w,,: _____ - . - \\. F-. - ________ _______ _ -. 4jIL _____ _____ _____ --- - -. _________ _______ _______________________ _______________________ ______ ..' 'ç q, ___________ --- _____ - . ; e r ____ _______ ''I . Rulings TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Karl's proposal to ope n more — Thepubliccounselshoul dbe PSC records to the public, and allowed to question Public the commission voted two - ______ -- - -ire Drink Program Tonight made. The present rule allows only Firm Can't Pay POW Refunds _____-.. commissioners and staff to _*._-_ . -1___-_.-_., - -_ _--. _F ______.,1 __~_;__,_ . - - - 11 speak at those nt'tir Ml AM I I A I' . O1(icia Is of a co!Ilpany that allegedly do' _____________ Karl objected that he should frauded 300 investors, including former VIetnam POWs, _______ be able to challenge statements cannot repay $4.5 million as ordered by a fed eral judge, TALLAHASSEE. Fla . (AP) th at he knows were not sup- - Florida public television sta. spokesmen say. A new chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) has been formed in Sanford. ported by eviden AARP ORGANIZES Th e officers are (seated, ce in the case. tion.s will broadcast a 20-minute Calling the sale of industrial development revenue kit to right) Mary McPherson, vice president and Lola E. Crews, oresldent Th e PSC staff objected that statewide program on alcohol. bonds "a horrible and vicious fraud," U.S. District Judge IN SANFORD and (back row) John Cash, treasurer; Nell Williams, secretary and harry H. flicking, director, this would make the agenda ism tonight immediately Charles Fulton ordered refunds by three officers and a conferences extemely long and foll owing the national public TV salesman for the company, R.J. Allen and Associates of time consuming. Fort Lauderdale, special, "Drink, Drank, Bevls agreed with the sta ff at Drunk." But defense attorney Richard Marx and courtfirst but said in the letter, "I The national special, starring appointed receiver David Hughes said th e four do not support this and find no prob- Carol Burnett, E.G. Marshall have $4.5 milli on. Securities and Exchiinge Commission lern wi th it. This should provide and the team of Joseph Bologna .4 attorney Michael Stewart says the defendants could be a better understanding for the and Renee Taylor, Is designed placed on a payment schedule, public and certainly should be to provide information and help helpful to the commission in ar- for the families, friends and riving at the most equitable do- employers of America's cI.sion for all concerned." estimated 10 million alcoholics. He said his fear of manpower composed It is of dramatic problems had been lessened by and comedy vignettes, orgirial a careful reading of PSC rules, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) former Education Commission- whether to impeach him, m usic and discussions of the the governor Co apoint a tern- which showed that For the second time this er Floyd Christian was indicted staff drinking problem by people "I haven't begun to fight porary successor, members could contin year, a Florida House corn- on 19 counts of bribery, perjury yet," O'Malley said after he ue in an who have lived through it. If the House committee does advisory capacity after testiBy & W.CRANE Business Law, Public Speaking, mittee is meeting to consider and conspiracy. was arrest ed in Miami Beach vote to impeach O'Malley, Sea- fying. Ph. fl., M. Accounting and Bookkeeping, impeachment of an indicted The Florida segment will leaBut that panel adjourned al- and released on $7,500 bond. sums has said he will ask Sen. The rules provide that the tore interviews with the Harvey Public Relations, Computer Cabine t member, most immediately when ChrisA house committee voted 3-2 ate President Louis de la Parte, sta ff members do not represent Swisher family CASE 11173: Betty K., aged Machine Operation, Specialized in Tallahassee house Speaker Terrdl Ses- tian resigned rat her than lace in 1973 to Impeach Lt. Gov. 18, will graduate from high Secretarial Training for Tom U-Tampa, to join him In calling either party in a case but testify a nd a counseling session the work in sums, U-Tampa, created the impeachment. He would have Adams for using state employes a s pe cial session of the "solely on behalf of the general family had at the Apalachee school next term. hospitals, radio, TV newspaper, latest impeachment committee lost state pensions in excess of for personal jobs, but the House legislature to vote on public interest." "Dr. Crane," she began, "I medical, law, dental and shortly after Community Mental Health Ccii-' the indictment of $30,000 a year if he had been voted to censure Adams rather have saved a little over $1,000 engineering offices, and even O'Malley's impeachment. Bevis immediately agreed to ter. Treasurer Thomas O'Malley removed from office on bribery than impeach him. as a baby-sitter and hope to go offer superb Charm Courses! Friday. Sessums instructed the charges. It taxes a two-thirds vote to to college. Remember, except for Public panel to meet today. O'Malley has sa id he will not impeach a Cabinet officer, "But I don't know w ha t Speaking, you Liberal Arts Meanwhile, Republican quit, indicating that the corn- which would immediately suscareer I want, though I get graduates probably never could treasurer candidate Jeffrey mittee will have to decide pend him lroriu offi ce and allow along well with children, so enroll in any one of those other Latham, his chances to beat ____________________ maybe I should plan to be a vital sjubjects in your entire O'Malley in the Nov. 5 Election An*e to Previous Puizte teacher, four years on the expensive suddenly and sharply boosted, Greeks of Note __ "However, my parents can't Liberal Arts campus! announced he would hold a ________________________ ___________ afford to help me very-much, -- For example, although 4/wnnum mn/sw/oM, oo$4, news conference today in The A togs 43FolIr *1h*Sr,.# for I have four brothers and spent 11 years in Liberal-Arts Capitol. I r''k (',iiffit •s 4 I 1-H ( siste rs younger, than I am. phikpher 45 I'Iaotdgse undergraduate, graduate and O'Malley was indicted on one 6 ik man "So where Cdii I invest my then Medical School, I never count of perjury and two counts -WESTRE iw-.t 50 Tm rtidrtt 11,000 to get the quickest had a chance therein even to of receiving $50,000 of Tro II 54 r A in unauth(F A 10 14 12 Mocked 56 (;r'k Ia lisu preparation for earning a good study Business Law! orized compensation to affect 14 tMctI5 si i: t -pay check" ---' Because of their mer- his decisions on insurance matT O' 151 irtara S4Grrsi'lard mineral 59 chandisable skills, Business ters and state treasury depos-. ' • N I6Vtznworn.an do!la' 1 School graduates thus win its. IlZodiac sign 6O11ars', splended Jobs and thereafter l;outash 1x)Wr 37 Remunerated "They're serious charges" 12 Appropriate 42 Surts 19 Within Imtj Ambitious teen-agers like can finance their own said Rep. James Redman, UI3%oeiure n,.r, . I -m' 44Al that piacr / Betty can gain a college "cultural" Liberal Arts study In Plant City, the Impeachment 21 Speck 2 Sos-in rirr 17 I..15\ ItII 45 Sigmot cursi' 20 (,rvrk lxW(C 46 Pact' ed uca tion but they must use night classes! 23 Air (comb 3 I'uti orders 10 committee chairman, "They flA(3tIC form) 47 Cavern 4Succincl gumption or "Horse Sense." Send for my booklet should be looked into." animals 26 Capable S Canadian 49 No malletThe BEST one or two-year "Vocational Guidance," en2'oetic1iurt' roincr'ah 23 Imitator hich Other mem be rs of the cc,m32 Dowefl 6 itIicjI king 24 Garlic si Asav Ir"rn college training nowadays is closing a long stamped, return ijmittee are Reps. Ralph Haben, 15 ROfl1.fl ce'Jrl The Earth 7 Motithtike short, offered by the first class fnvelope, plus 25 cents. 27 Itr,tish'.ehuck' 52t.cnni1'35 impeii.ao opi'rung'. D-'g'almetto, vice chairman; , 2' Wreath 'bet 36 ;ru,'k I-Laintt'-t53 Ft-ncin, '-1 Business Schools! (Al*ays wrfleto Dr Crane n care Granville Crabtree, fl-Sara30 'idim 55 IUuh?,-r '-I (/ Which is why crnployers are this newtpaper, enclos ing a long sota; Ed Fortune, U-Pace; and 31 Mitigãk' 39 1)isfigure Cadmu 9 Hiuepentd eager to grab such graduates stamped.aar,ts,denvelop. an" 23 Carl Ogden, U-Jacksonvill e. 33 Ari'4o(ie" 40 Virs 10 Nn or k cents to cover typing and printing t&'.iitW( 4lt(ra 'anal' 561*rd the moment they receive their enata-han r I ' The first impeachment in,or on i a -. diplomas. booklets.) quiry was called in April when 11 Mrs. Crane took the one-year a program at International Business College In Ft. Wayne, Indiana, 100 And It has been worth far more than her later courses at RON , both Northwestern UnIv"rsity . (' 4 and Indiana University! No. VON Moreover, she has been my C1, bookkeeper, accountant, RM stenograp her and income tax preparer ever since our - , mmm~ marriage! , 0000.211NE Although I attended Yale and 'a Northwestern Universities, I i have delivered the Commencement Address at many Mo.. now leading Business Schools in Washing windows doesn't have recent years. man 71m Last Spring, I was invited by to mean hazardous stretching, President M. Kyle Rice to be R0000 reaching, "dangling". NUPAIME the banquet speaker for the 150 liI. windows are removable for ef college presidents and deans attending the 27th Annual fortless. indoor cleaning. MainConvention of the Southeastern _______________ tenance-free aluminum gives ' Business College Association. you years of no-bother service. As a starter, I mentioned that _________________ Business Schools are the most Positive locking latch provides American-oriented of all maximum security. Installation colleges, so they deserve far is easy with standard tools. No better recognition and praise from all our Communication messy replastering! MONDAY Media, and here's why: 1) They 5trongly support our OR SEND THIS ''l.'ri' 1'nt&'rnriti"' tt'ctprn tn OCTOBER 21, 1974 b HANDY COUPON 4 To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books. you don't see st ud ent rioting, numbeN 2 through 8. send 60 cents for each, making checks burning college buildings, payable td "Seek & Find," Star-Telegra m Syndicate. Address "streaking," or other hippie 8 P.M. letters in care of this newspaper. evidences of antl.'establishment nonsense at Business Colleges! 1 ALTAMONTE CENTRE (2) They also PAY taxes, 231 MAITLAND AVE. ALTAMOP4"E SPRINGS 32101 Iistead of begging for Increasing millions of annual I YES, I'M INTERESTED IN NUPR!ME subsidies from the overNAME burdened American taxpayers! --I San'ord City Commission will present the 6.5 I _____ (3) They give their students a ____ ADDRESS....-------------million dollar Drainage Program on which a merchandlsable skill that lets referendum will be held November 5, 1974. CITY -- .-- --_STATE- -them obtain a good .alary the .-_ZIP -----moment they graduate. PHONE__ (4) They also offer a far more - -------------------------practical curriculum, for ;1 Business Schools schedule courses in Applied Psychology, U. —.----- -----.---. _1 --_- - -- _____________________________________________ _______________________ _____________ House Group Considers Business Schools Offer Best Skills O'Malley Ouster Again - i. H. JIMISON & SON, INC. ii i'r4 - ________ - &sch4,. ONE LESS PROBLEM IN YOUR BUSY DAY! - ,,'- c/I ______ I aauuiaiuma Jul. Jul. Jul11 u-iut. jJ Jill Ii I JillIllli THE REPLACEMENT WINDOW WITH THE REMOVABLE SASH FOR EFFORTLESS CLEANING ________ iIpllipliU PUBLIC FORUM CALL 83O 1092 SANFORD CIVIC CENTER - - - . PUBLIC INVITED - - - - - --- __ Role Asked In PSC __ JACK Monday, Oct. 21, 1974-5A FLORIDA IN BRIEF ong L " ivni - .---.-- . OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. -----,I- -11- - - -- - -.---- -- - i— _.___.*j __ I— __ - 1.V_ - . -- �- ,- -- - •- - . - -- - •.- -- ::- --- S U 1 Legal Notice -- ____________ Legal Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, FE Monday, Oct. 21, l914—,,A , - _______ PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION IN term than twenty.tive (25) year's BALLOTS.TheCIerliolth,Bo.rdis 2. The annexed Copy of extracts TO THE REGISTERED VO'ERS . 1 1 . THE COUNTY OF SEMIUOtE, fromtheirdlteoflssuance.ndsuch authoriZed and directed to have lromtheminutesofCommluioner's, OF THECITYOF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA ON NOVEMBER 3, tnt bonds shall bear interest at sucp printed on plain whIte p3pr a held o, the 24th day of September, FLORIDA: -' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN rate or rates not ExCeding the sufficlenf number of the aforesaid 1971, is a true, correct, and com• NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that THAT A BOND ELECTION will be maximum rate permitted by law at ballots for use of absentee electrj pared copy of the wflola of the trte City Council of the City of held on the Sib day of November, the tIme of the 'ate of the bonds. entitled to cast such baltots and original minutes of said meeting on Cauciberry. Florida, on August 19, Business 1974, in the County of Seminole, SECTION 3. BOND ELECTION. A deliver them to the Inspectors and 24 Personals 11e and of record insofar as the 1974, 4 resolved thatplace the City of _______ Florida, for the purpose of deter bond election of the Qualified Clerksonorbefor.thedateand time tame relate to the resolution Casselberry, Florida, OpportujlitleS on he mining whether r not bonds of the electors residing In the County is for the opening of the polls for such referred to in said exiracts and to ballot of the regular December 3, F.?.CEDWiTHADRINKING DIstributor wailed for water County shall be issued In an hereby called to be held on bondeledlonforth,votingplace,at the Other matters referred to 1974eiecllonthequ.stIonofe,her PROBLEM purlfer. Best unit On mirkel. No aggregate principal amount of not November 5, 1974 to determine w$ilch voting machints era to be therein; or not to fluoridate the water Supply Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous filter needed. Big profit. No exceeding *3,153* bearIng in. *ttther or not the Issuance of sch used; and further is authorized and 3. Said meeting was duly Coflvefled by the City of Casselberry, Can Help franchisefeifOr SeminoleCo Call teres?, payable semIAnnually, at bonds in a lggregateamount Of not directed to make appropriate in conformIty with all applicable provided FlorIda, arid the City Council, Call 123 1587 Mr. Viola, 1.1131221161, St. such rate or rates not excef1ing the exceeding Three Million Eight arrangements with the proper of requirements; a proper quorum was thereafter, shall be guided by the Write p o fbi 1711 Petersburg legal rate as shall bede?ermIned at Hundred Flftythree Thousand ficials for usa of such voting rw$entthroughoutsaidm,etjngand vote of the malo'ity voting In the Sanford, Florida the time of the sate thereof, Eighty Dollars (*3,553.060) shall be machines at the polling places the resolution hereinafter mentioned election. _____________________________ • maturing serially In ariwal in. approved by such qualified electors specified herein and to have printed was duly proposed, considered. and This Notice shall be posted as stailments over a period not to cx. to finance the cost of the project, on plIn white paper and delivered edopted In conformity with IP' ARE YOU TROUbLED? Call Tol required in the City of Casseiberry, Investment 27 ceed twenfy.f lvt (23) years from the $bovt described. in accordance with law the official plicabie requlrem'nts; an all other Florida, and shall be published in Free, 6.14 2027 for "We Care"date of the bonds, for the purposes of All qualIfied electors reSiding in ballots for use in such voting requirements and proceedings in Opportuitlties ifollneAdus or Teens. the Evening Herald once each week financing the cost of the acquisition the County shall be entitled and machines. cident to the proper adoption of said for at least four (4) cor8ecutiv* and construction of a Seminole permItted to vote in such bond SECTION 7. ELECTION resolution have been duly fulfilled. weels prior to December 3, 1971. In the good ole summertime...It's I Increase your Income to 11 per cent. County Security Complex, as election. The places of voting and PROCEDURE. The applicable carried out, and otherwiw ob g,'.at timeto sell something withi 3 yrs. Marvin P. Gasaman 7601 D?ed at Casselberry. Florida, _________ provided in the resolution of the the Inspectors and Clerks for the portion of the registration books, or 'arved; Claulfled Ad. Just dal 3fl7611 or Mohawk Trail, MtId. Mtg. Bkr. this 2nd day of October, A,D. 1971. Board of County Commissioners, bond election shalt be the same as duplicates thereof, of the County 4. He is duty authorized to execute (Seal) 831 999) for a quick resultS ad. 61S1147(2lHrs.) adoptedon the 21 day of September, those places designated and thosi showing the names of the qualified thIs Certificate; Ask For Want Ads Bill B. Crier, 1974. persons appointed by the Board for electors residing in the County shall and IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Mayor The places of voting in the bond such election. The pofls will be open be furnished by the Supervisor of 3. The copy of the resolution an IN YOUR FAMILY'7 Rooms for Rent uot.h: Oct. 7, 14, 21, 71, 1971 29 election shall be those places listed at the voIng places from seven (7) ElectIons to the inspectors and flexed hereto entitled: Want Ad AL ANON ________ DEC 32 intheresoIutlofls,$forthbelov, Tb. o'clock AM, until seven (7) o'clock Clerks at each polling place where ___________________________ For families or friends of problem Air Conditioned Room polls will be open at voting places on P.M. on the same day. the bond election is to be held. The A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND drinkers Men Only. 114 Myrtle Ave. Department Hours _ SECTION 1. OFFICIAL BALLOT. bond election shall be held and THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EX. FOR the date of said bond election from SEMINOLE COUNTY. 3fl-2229 For further information call 173 1557 7:00 AM, until 7.00 P.M. on the Voting machInes shall be used at conducted Inttie manner prescribed CEEDING $3,153,060 GENERAL FLORIDA. 1:00A.M.. 5:30 P.M. or wr;te ________ same day, all as provided In 'aid Such bond election and th form of by Law far holding general elections OBLIGATION BONDS OF CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.tIU.CA04•D Monday thru Friday Sanford At Anon Family Group P 0 Apartments Rent re'olution adopted on September 21, the ballots to be used shall b in in the County except as herein SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Re: Dissolution of MarrIage, 30 foi S) Santord, Fta 37771 1 thru S times -40c a 1974, and published in full below as substantially the followng farm: provided. The inspectors and Clerks TO FINANCE THE COST OF A THEODORE WILSON. Husband, IJnf,prnished part of this Notice at each polling place shall prepare NEW COUNTY 3Ocaiine Want something challenging In ______________________________ 6thru35fjmes . SECURITY and _______ OFFICIAL BALLOT All qualified electors residing and file duplicate returns of such COMPLEX; PROVIDING FOR MARGARET JOHNSON WILSON. religIon? We offer it at 712 26 times ______ * *GCNEVA GARDENS1 * * . 23cc ne SEMINOLE COUNTY, with's the County shall be entItled, bond election and shall deliver one AND CALLING A BOND ELEC Wife. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Ccli 373. ______ _______ qualified and permitted to vote at FLORIDA copy thereof to the Supervisor of TION OF THE QUALIFIED Single story studio, I. 2. and 3 9092 eves, ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) or come in Sat, or Sun NOTICE TO DEFEND s.cP election BONDELECTION Pool, apartments Electonsandonecopytothefoard. ELECTORS bedroom morn at 1030. RESIDING IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: 3 LinesMinim•jm A PE5QI UTlOtI AUTHORIZING NOVEMBER 5 lf7l Such returns shall 5ho, the number SEMINOI F COUNTY TO BE HELD tbhnu',e carpetir. drapes. MA R (. A l C I J 0 H N S ON The Longer Your Ad Ri; Hi, ISSUANCE OF N1 liX of quuilied electors tio vOICd at ON NOVEM8ER 5, 1974 OH ThE kitcheil equipped. central heat and WILSON. S Lost and Found CEEDING $3,653,050 GENERAL The Less It Costs Per Line Shall Seminole County, Florida such bond election and the numier QUESTIONOF 'THE ISSUANCE OF air. '/onlhly rentals lrom $112 50 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN. • OBLIGATION BONDS OF issue not exceeding 53653,050 of votes cast respectively for and SUCH BONDS; AND PROVIDING 327 7090. 1505 W. 25th St Sanfird YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Per Day, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA principal amount of general egaImtt approval of such bonds. The AN EFFECTIVE DATE. LOST: Irish Setter, male, Lake that Theodore Wilson has filed a TO FINANCE THE COST OF A obligation bonds of the County returns shall as soon as practcable Mary area. 3721911 Petition In the Circuit Court of 7 bdroom unfurnlshed apartment, Rated For Consecutive NEW COUNTY SECURITY bearingin?erestatriotezceeolng the be canvassed In the manner is a true, correct, and compared Seminole County, Florida, for the _______________________ advltsonly,no pets. 2415 Elm Ave. COMPLEX: PROVIDING FOR maximum rate of interest at the provided by law. Insertions—No Change copy of the original resolution Dissolution of Marriage and you are Call 631-6936. AND CALLING A BOND ELEC time of the sale of the bonds, SECTION I. ELECTION referred to in said extracts and as required to serve a copy of your in the 000d ole Summertime .1's .i Of Copy TION OF THE QUALIFI ED maturing not later than twentyfive RESULTS. If a majority of the votes finally adopted at said meeting and, wfittefl defense, ii any, on his At _________ nrest fine 'o sell somethincj witha ELECTORS RESIDING IN (23) years from the date of issuance cast at such election In respect to to the extent required by law, as torney, ALBERT N. FITTS, whose assfeo Ad Jut? di6I 372 2611 or I nr 7 bedroom duplex apartments Announcements Furnished or unfurnithed 60' SEMINOLE COUNTY TO BE HELD thereof, payable from ad valorem such bonds shall be "For Approval thereafter duly signed or aoproved address Is as shown below, and file .______________________ PIt 9991 for a auick results ad iwimming pool. 4770 S Orlando f ON NOVEMBER 5. 1974 ON THE taxes levied on all taxable prOperty of Bonds." such bonds shall be by the proper officer or officers of the origlnl with ,the Clerk of the I-Card of Thanks _______________________ Dr. 373 39'?f? QUESTION OF THE ISSUANCE OF intheCountywithoutlimlfastorate approved; and then the bonds, the theBoardof County Commissioners, Above Styled Court onor before the SUCH BONDS: AND PROVIDING or amount for the purpose of issuance of which shall be thereby' which resolutIon is on file and of LthdayofNovemberl9ll,otherwise 2-in Memorlam — 6 ChIld Care AN EFFECTIVE DATE. financing the cost of acquiring and approved, shall be issued as record. a Default and ultimate judgment 3-Cemeteries FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE corss?ructing a new County Security hereafter fes'uv;: ay the Board. WlTNESSmynandandthesealof will be entered against you for the __________________________ 1170 Florida AweBOARD OF COUNTY COM. Complex, as provided in the 4-Personals SECTION 9. NOTICE OF BOND the Board of Commissioners, this relief demanded In the PetItion. Will do baby sitting in my home, MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE Resolution of the County. ELECTION. Thisre,olutionshaltb, 2nd day of Oct 1971. WITNESS MY HAND and OF evenings I weekends. West 5.-Lost and Found COUNTY, FLORIDA (herein called litstrucllons to Voters; published In full as part of th. notice (SEAL) To bedroom apartments. FICIAL SEAL of said Court this 1st Sanford. 373 0917. "Board") that: Indicate by pulling down lever of such bond election, touether with 6—Child Care $160 and John A. Kimbrough day of October 1971 SECTION 1. AUTHORITY OF over "FOR APPROVAL OF an appropriate caption in such form 37)1310 Chairman (SEAL) 7-Motels . Hotels THIS RESOLUTION. This BONDS"ifyoufavortheissuancecf as the Clerk of the Board shall CHILD CAPE IN MY Arlhur H. Beckwith, Jr. Arthur Ii Ueckwth, Jr s--Eating Places resolution is adopted pursua to said bonds, One or 7 bedroom townhouse determine, In the Evening Herald, a HOME, EVENINGS Clerk to the Board Clerk of Circuit Court apartments Central heat and air, Chapter 130, FlorIda Statutes, and IndIcate by pulling down lever newspaper published arid of general 372 776$ B: .Joann K. Hare Seminole County, Florida 9-Good Things to Eat enclosed patio. Close in, con other applicable proviSions of law. over "AGAINST APPROVAL OF circulation In the County, once each Deputy Clerk By: Elaine RlCharde 10-Do It Yourself SECTION 2. AUTHORiZATION BONDS" it you do not favor the wekforfourconse.cutivew,eks,the Publish: Oct. 7,14,71,71, 1971 venlent to everything. From 5110Deputy Clerk Baby sitting In Deltona for working After 6 call 37) 7997 OF BONDS Sublectandpursuanito Issuance of said bonds. first publication to be not less than DEC45 ALBERT N. FITTS 11-Instructions mothers. Good care. 5717175 the provisions hereof, general SECTION S. ABSENTEE thirty (30) days prior to the date of — _____________________________ 710 EdwardS Building obligation bonds of Seminole VOTING. Daper ballots shall be Such bond election, NOTICE OF SALE OF Sanford, Florida 37171 Travel 8. Recreation County, Florida (herein called used at such election for absentee SURPLUS PROPERTY SECTION 10. SEVERA91LITY. In Attorney for Petitioner. 9 Good Things to Eat "County') of not exceeding Three voting. Thetorm of ballot lobe used the event that any word. plirase, The SemInole County Board of PubIistr Oct. 7. 14, 21, 26, 1911 13-Travel Agencies Mlllon Eight Hundred Fitly-Three In the election for absentee voters clause, sentence or paragraph County Commissioners at open DEC43 RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES. 1 Ib% SI Of? 1arm fresh Thousand Eighty Dollars Shall be substantially the form hereof shcll be held invalid by any meeting, October 6, 1971, has 14—CampingResoris produce Patch Flea (53,133.OSO) to finance the cost of provided in Section 4 above, except court of competent iurlsdicliori, such declared Surplus to County needs, all FICTITIOUS NAME 15—Action Sports narkj, Dog?rack Rd. Sat. Sun acquiring and constructing a new that Instructions tovo?ersshallbeas holding shall not affect any othe merchandise not sold as of Sep Notice Is hereby given that I am _____________ * Seminole County S.curlty Complex follows: word, clause, phrase, sentence or tember 30, 1974, at the concession engaged In businiss at 119 E. Employment Instruc?Icns to Voters: to be located within SemInole paragraph hereof. stand at Big Tree Park. Bids will be Lake Mary Ave., Lake Mary. OCEAN SHR IMP It you are in favor of the issuance County, Florida (herein called SECTION 11. REPEALI NC received up to 10 AM., October 72, Seminole County, Fiotida under the 18—Help Wanted * I honr ci4'I'ry $Snvc'$ "project'"). The Issuance of such of said Bonds, place an "it" In the CLAUSE. All resolutions in conflict 1971, at the office of Arthur H. Beck- fictitious name of LAKE MARY Please call 305 $30 646$ 21—Situations Wanted bonds to finance the cat of such apace to the left of the words "FOR or inconsIstent herewith hereby are with, Jr., Clerk for said mer. FUEL OIL SERVICE, and that I _________________________ I —. * project will be for the beet interests APPROVAL OF BONDS." repealed, Insofar as there is conflict thandise and will be sold to the intend to register said name with the Farm fresh produce daily Vine ripe Financial of the County ard Its inhiblt*nt'$. If you are not in favor of the or Inconsistency. hlghe'stbldder.itemsmaybese,nat ClerkoitpeClrcuit Court, Seminole tOniatO'S. $600 be Hwy 431 Suchbondsshallbepayablefrom.d issuanceofsaid Bordt,piacean"x" SECT;Os 17. EFFECTIVE the Big Tree Park concession stand County, Florida in accordance with fli. W of Ii * valorem taxes levied without limit in the space to the left of the words DATE. This resolution shall take during the week of October 141$ arid t,e provISions of the Fictitious 24-Business Opportunities as to rate or amount on all taxable "AGAINST OF effect tmmedlately upon Its adop. Octoc:' 21, 1971, from 1.4:30 P.M. Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section IS-Loans APPROVAL * proprrtylnth.Counfy.pooneof such BONDS." tias. Call Sanford, 322.7100 for ap 56509 Florida Statutes 1951. If you hove an ec tcr real yb!uC, bonds shall be lisued for a longer SECTION 6. PRINTING OF pointment to view this merchandIse. COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, 26insutanci 5: Charles R. Smith you'll eye the Classified ads FLORIDA Bids must be in sealed envelopes, Publish: Oct. 7. 14, 21, 26, 1974 regularly 27- Investment Opportunities John A. Kimbraugh plainly marked on the outside in DEC-40 _________________________ Chairman large letters "Sealed Bid, Open * RESOLUTION NO. 19$ saId Improvements is hereby Boa.- d of County OCtOber 37, 1971." The bids will be FICTITIOUS NAME Rentals A RESOLUTION OF THE C)TY OF authorized. Opined at the regular meeting at 10 Help Wanted Commissioners, Seminole 18 NotICe Is hereby given that we are AL TAM 0 N I E S P R I N C S. * That the entire cost of said ten. County, Florida A,M. or as soon thereafter as engaged In business at 3791 S. 29—Rooms for Rent fLORIDA., PRtDlNO FOR. THE provements shall be assessed PO$sibIe,October 37, By: Joann K. Hare 1974. The Board French Ave (17-97) Sanford, SiCres3r'Y for architectural firm. FROM 5175 30-Apartments Rent IMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION against all lots arid lands adjoining Deputy Clerk reserves the right to waive Seminole Ccvnty, Flcrida under the Experience In same preferred, 110W AIRPORT BLVD Unfurnished OF FIRST STREET A DISTANCE and contiguous or bounding and ATTEST: irregularities and tectwiicailties ,,nd fictitious name of SANFORD AUTO Good typing, Shorthand and meg SANFORD OF 623 LINEAL FEET, AND abuttinguponsuchimproy,mentsor Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. waive the same except bid ac CLEAN, and that we intend to 31-ApartmentsRent card desired bt: not required. PROVIDING FOR THE specially benefited thereby and Clerk ceptance deadlIne, (:0 A.M., Dc POUibiIity of relocalion. 323 6665; "bowi ndsl" register said name wIth the Clerk of Furnished Serve i ASSESSMENT OF THE COST further designated by the Board of County, fOber 22, 1971) 134 the Circuit Court, Seminole County, purpose age in when you sell them AGAINST THE ABUTTING further designated by the as- Comm:ssloners, Seminole 32 Houses Rent Unfurnished ____________________________ Board of County Florida In accordance with the WIth 'a clastijied ad from the PROPERTY OWNERS. acumen? plat now on file In the County, Florida Commissioners provisions of the Fictitious Name 33-Houses Rent Furnished REAL ESTATE SAL ESMENHerald Call us todayl Ont WHEREAS, tha City Councilof the Alfamonfe Springs, Florida, which Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. ConfIdential interview. Computor' Stetute, To.Wif' SectIon 665.09 deiayt Just dial 322 261$ or 131City of Attamonle Spring, Florida, said assessment plat is hereby 34-Mobile Homes Rent Clerk POLLING PLACES Florida Statutes 1957. MIS. We lake trades FORREST has receIved Petition of property approved by the City Council of 'he 9993 To place your low cost want By: Ashby C. Jones S Shirley B. Williams 35-Mobile Home Lots GREENE Inc. REALTORS 323. owners requesting the improvement City of Attamonle Springs, Florida. PRECINCT £ LOCATIONS ad Publish: Oct. 14, ii, 1971 6333 or 327 1970. Jonell Brewlngton For Rent of First Street from Its intersection NE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: DEC.75 PublIsh: Oct. 7, 14.. 21, 26, with Newburyporl Avenue west to That I? Is the determination Of thIs 1 - Ctnrth of God, Sanford 34-Resort Property Apartments Rent Full time - Part tIme - AnytIme. 31 DEC.41 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS its Intersedlari with Hermits Trail; body that all lots and lands djolning 2 - WIion School, Paola Over II. Call 321400. For Rent Furnished and NAME STATUTE ______________________ and contiguous, or bounding arid 3 -Midway Fire House TO WHOM IT MAY V'HEREAS,tpwCltyCcuncilofttse abutting upon the said Im. CONCERN: 37-Bu*1nss Property 1- Aitamonte Springs City HaIl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE SurprIse your family with extra I room, wall to wall Carpet, air City of Altamcrte Springs, Florida, provements will be especially NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENttiaI EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. For Rent S - CIty Hall, Oviedo money for Christmas. Be an conditioned, reaSonable rent. ,) the undersigned, pursuant to deems it advisable to pave First benefited by the said Improvements a - Community House, Creneva the CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR AVON Representative, 664-3079. 3$-Wanted to Rent Adults,, no pets. 327 1610. Street from its intersection with provided for In th5 Resolution; and 7 Chapter - Community House, Chuluota SEMINOLE COUNTY rirwturypon venue wesi ro ITS that the spocial assessments t be .0)IJy, rlOrlUaToTu1e5, Will rgiiiç Butcher tnd Meat Cutter 7A -. Community Housi, Chvluota I 7 flcdrc.nrn Adults Only PROBATE DIVISION _______ Real Estate irWersection with Hermits Trail, a made and entered against all lots withtheCiertoftpieCj,cuitcoi,,rt,in PROBATE NO. Ii.124-CP I - Slovak Gardens Community With Some Experience .?r's I or Se.or Citizens '( L...._ distance of 623 lineal feet. tne Said and lands located on said First for SemInole County, Florida, in re: Estate of Hopkins Meat Packing. 337.9291 Houst r'ar Aver ue Mobilc Part upon receipt oi proof of the l.nprovement to Include tying side Strict adioligrig arid contiguous or 40-Condominiums 9 Forist City Community VIVIAN RITA HARNOIS I'rk Drive. JLA aln.ege swales intQ me existing bounding and abutting on such publication of this notice, the (Ic- deceased. LADIES-MEN Building 41-Housis for Sale 4ice efllclency apartment. All titious name, towit: MORRIS AND &ainage structure with transition Ccntemp(ated Improvements shall tO - Lake epreslnt Watkins Products In your Mary Elementary NOTICE TOCREDITORS utilitlis furnished. $95. Adults gutters. The street Is to e sIx Inch be made on a front footag, basis, 42-',ile Homes SPEIGLE ROOFING under which To All Creditors neIghborhood. Big Fall Christmas School AudItorium and All Persons only. 372-22$6 after 4. the undersigned are engaged in Having (i") limerock base with a one Inch that Istosy. that Inthepreparction 11 - Firit Federal Season. Excellent Party Plan Claims or Demands Aalnat Building, 43-Lots and Acreage business at San'ord, (1") assaltic concrete wHring of the special assessment roll Florida 32771. potential. Write Mall Sales Altamoree Springs SaId Estate: 1 Bedroom furnished apartment -That the part Its Interested in said surface measuring twenty-on, feet covering the contemplated hn. 12 - Forest 44-Farms and Groves Division, Box 10, Watkins You are hereby notified arid CityBear Lake Fire Located in Lake Mary business enterprise (21')kiwldtti,allaccordingtop$ans, pro are as follows: Products, Inc. Wlnona, Minnesota, nts, such special benefits Station required to present any claims and 45-Resort Property Call 372 2744 Richard specifications •nd estimates on file shall be determined and prorated 13 I. Morris 55917. ________________________ Winter Springs Town Hall agaInst the estate of VIVIAN RITA • lor Sale wilt, the City Council of the City of according to the foot frontage of the 11 William p. SpeigI, - Lyman High *ol HARNOI$, deceased late Cf )ne bedroom apartment, furnished, A ir conditioning Fiberglass Duct DATED at Sanford, Seminole Attamonte Springs, Florida; which respective properties adjoining and 15 - Snford 46-lnco,t,e And Civic Center Seminole County, Florida, to the also one 3 bedrm apt. 1009 east mechanic and Service Mechanic. said plans, specIfications and confl9uJuorboUndingandabottlrig 16- St. County. Florida, October 3rd, 74 investment Property Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file .%ndrs'ws Presbyterian 2nd St Call 337469) for in. Good pay, plenty of work Call ec'mates are hereby approved by upon such Improvements especially PubliSh: Oct. 11, 2', 25, Nov. & 1971 Church the tame in dvplicte and as formation 47-Rca Estate Wanted Gulf Air, $30 92)1 DEC 75 "e City Council arid constitute the benefited by said improvements. 17 Casaelberry Fire Station provided in SectIon 732.16, Florida plans, specifications and estimate's That the Tax Assessor of the City 1$ Nicely Furnished Apartment $.eu.!role County AgriCenter Statutes, In their offices in the HOUSEKEEPER NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS of cost for said 'mprovement. of Altamont. Springs, Florida, in it - Seminole High SChOol Adults, No Pets County Courthouse In Seminole M afire, live In with elderly mother NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT accordance with the provislore of 20 - ldyllwllde School NAME STATUTE Merchandise 327 SIlO County, Florida. within four andsnnlnwri.lrpii,ir Perm' ______________ V '"E C. Tv ..., .,... pi,c4 ô i.h, TO WIIOM Il MAY CC10Er1N', °!.V!' and I Jaycee Information Booth, calendar months from the lime of Private room and bath, driver 01y trailer, I bedrooni, mat,is', -s COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF prepare a special aueSsmcnt roll, NOTICEI5I4EREBVGIVENIhat $.3nfor SG-Miscellaneous the first publication hereof, or the license, references, the undenlgned, pursuant to the adults Good location, utilities NO AL T A MO N I E S PR I N OS, ssessing the special benefits to be 22 Sanford Civic Center same will be barred. For Sal, SMOKING. 3fl.3'N after 3 pm. paid By week No deposit 373. "Fictitious LORIDA, AS FOLLOWS: Name Statute" received as the result of said im- 23 Chapter Prairie Luke Legion 'IU Flied at Sanford Florida, this 6th '4" $6509, Florida Statutes, will register da of October, 1911. That the CIty Cosricil at 11w City of provements against the lots and 24 $1-Household Goods Seventh-day Adventist Church 'cci $500 between now and ith the Clerk of Aitamorde Springs, Florida, dwns lands, adjoining arid Ccntiguous or the Circuit COUrt, it Moss Road, Winter Springs Anita Jean McKne(ly $7-Appliances Christmas? Call 1313492 for in and for Seminole County, Florida. it advisable as a necessary pJbiic bounding aria abutting said im WELAKA APARTMENTS As Executrix 23- Aitamonte Springs Ccm'nunity lervlew. upon receipt of 111w, Itt St. improvement to pave First Street provemenfs, basing said special proof of the 1. W. Carroll, Jr. $3-TV Radio Stereo Building publication of this notice, thC fic Attorney for Executrix from Its Intersection wIth assessment against the respective a - Lake Mary Fire House AVAiriia AtiAb T1... 64-Garage Rummage Sales titious name, towlt: GRA.MKOW. 21 U.S. Nighiay Newburyport Avenue wilt to its propertIes to be especially assessed 21 - Sanford Civic Center 17 97 21 ADULTS, NO PETS Situations Wanted 53 Boats £ Marina intersection with Hermits Trail, a upon the entire cost of such im. 25- City of Sanford UAIPIES FUNERAL HOME under r'.o. Box 911 Utility Building 116W7fl45t '.-tiich the undersigned are engaged d4tenct Of 635 lineal feet, the said provements as determined by this 29 - Allen Equipment Casvelberry, Florida 37107 Chaoel A.M.E. Church. iman desires regular lob or days Improvement to include tying side Resolution and the amount deterIn business on Seminole Boi'levard Nice $p.rtment, flU3 Olive Ave., Sanford -Publish: Oct. 14, 2), 1914 $115. Park Apart. 54-Camping Equipment york. Very deperidbie, 322-6447. In LOng*ood, Florida ainage swalit IntO the existing mined by this Resdutlgn to be 30 mints. $717 S. Park Ave., Sanford, DEC77 Lake Morroe Elementary That the parties deainaqe structure with transition assessed against the said propirly. School interested in said 57-Sports Equipment I Bedroom furnished •p.rtrn.nj' business enterprise are as follows: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE wtters The street is to be six inch BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: 31 - English Estates 58-Bicycles 113$ month, half utilities. First and 2 W. llmnerock base with L. Gramkow (6") Business a one Inch 11th JUDiCIAL That the special assessments 37 CIRCUIT, Poctab-e, adjacent to Mayfair last plus deposIt. 323-1703, (I") asphattic concrete wiaring provided for by thIs Resolution shall Frederic F. Gaines, Jr. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA St-Musical Merchandise Opportunities Country Club Klfchin, living Dated surface measuring twenty-one feet be payable at the option Of the 33 at Longwood, Seminole PROBATE DIVISION Locgwood City Hall 60-Office Equipment County, Florida October 2nd, 1974 CASE NO PR.743l1Cp (7t'i in *Id?h. y property owners as follOws * fur 34 - Valley Forge Apartments OUR OWN BUSINESS And Supplies fflshed3ecurd, Publish: Oct. 11, 21, 26. Nov. 4, 1974 Estate of That alt Of Said ir,lprb,ements In cash. within thirty (?0) c.t6,% of Recreational Room mgntn. 3fl.74), DEC76 shall be done In suRf compliance me confIrmation of the said special 23 - Sanlancia Baptist Church Servlce and supply dealers with FRANCES W. TUCKER 61-Building Materials withtheplarlsarwlspe:ifications and ilscssment roll or lnthree (3) equal 36 Droducts manufactured by Dereaseci St Magdalrn Church, 67-Lawn and Garden t..m0te Cf lb.. (...t of .1.j rn ae.rai ir.staiimerits. s..d deferred Purolator, Welts, Uniroyal. J? NOTICE TOCREDITORS Hou AirarnoiIe SPrin9s Rent FICTITIOUS NAME provementnowonfileintti.offlceof payniefitstobeerintertaflherats 37- Senor. Club House. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Champion arid others. 63-Machinery and Tools Unfurnished Notice Is hereby given that I am the City Clerk Of tP'1 ClIp Of of eignt per cent (I per c.nt) per CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Sanford Inçagld in business at 1200 French SAID ESTATE: 64qUipment for Rent Aitamonte Springs. Florida, which annum, the first deferred payment 26 dens are eStablished by the Scvth Saminol Middle Fumnithed ur Unfurnjsin Ave-, Sanford, 5minoIe County, said plans, specificatIons and installry'.e.nt of principal plus interest You and each of you are hereby :ompany. 65-Pets and School Supplies Florida under the fictitious nsme of notified and required to file any Pfice2 Bedroom HomeFor Rrnt estimates are hereby approved by tocorninence one (1) year from date 29 - St. Johns Village Craft SANFORD AUCTION, and that I claims and demands which you, or 32) 2970. Alter S 321 Pate U-Horses the City Council and Cantifut, the of confirmation of said MstssmCnt Ca Shop. Firn Park f4en4 to register said name with the either of you, may have 6gdlntt 4ars. specifications and estimate Of roll lnj ;part or full time bas% 'aid the same day of eaen 10.-. Ftks C'ub, Howell flrryh Road 67-Livestock and Poultry 3 bedroom. 1' Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole b1thkitctri ct Li r.rcpr.i r in fhCOtfj,t the Clerk ci lh ,e,r trrrr.itr-r ,r'tt paid ri lull. II 7.''iwce IAiciaie Lhol I,i ma, Harold County, Fioridi. in accordance with 61A-Fe-ed Court of Hall Circuit provementi. and the City Council of the Re 16th Judicial quires a mInimum of $7411.71 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: 47 Rld9od Arms Apartments, •Realty, REAl TON, 3735774 the provisions of the Fictitious Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, 1 the City of Altamonte Springs, C ash for Inventory and servIce mit this ReoIutlon shalt be 68-Wanted to Buy Sanford Name Statutes, To Wit: Section Probate Division, in the Florida, doe's hereby declare the pubtishdonceeweekfoqapet-jjf £3 - Eastorook Pool A$Zcjatinji turctiased I Courthouse Aduit 1 Child Center $63$ Florida Statutes 1937. 69-Stamps Coins air, heat. 3 at .antord, Florida. within (ow' necaisJt' for the paving of said tvp (2) weeks in TM EvenIng 44 - Recreational Room, San bedeooms, $173 plus SecurIty. 2421 if. Blecha 51g. Wayne eiendar months from this thcroughfre, de*cribed 14'aid, a nwsplper of general as time of e Company offers a complete buy 70-Swap and Trade JMC Apartments Elm, Sanford. 13S.etsa. ppj Sept. 301 Oct. 7, 11, 2$, 1974 the first publica$len of this aforesaid as a neCessary public CIrn&iotlori In Seminole County, IS - Summit Apartments t ack of all inventories. CE P.113 7 I-An'iques Each claim or demand must be In Good locatløn, 3 bedroom, lli, bath, 16 - Rolling HIlls Country Club writing and filed In duplicate and beautIful pool. $f fT FURTHER RESOLVED: Wi'Ifefodayforapolsibl,affIlitj BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: 47- LOngwood Fire Station 77-Auction me. pius arid more writtin Information, state theplac,of;flidncea.J damage 1. references That the total cost of said ImThat*dsRa rishlitibicome lS-NOlidaytreAl$amont$prIngs FICTITIOUS dAME 901 ni. office address of the ciaimant and 093). arvemints, Including the cost 01 all effectIve Immediately upon its 49 riclude phone, AF Systems, Inc. St. RlcJiar4s EpiScpi) Notice Is herey given that I am Transportation must be sworn to by the claimant, labor and materials, financing pass.ag' arid edopfion. 1650 5. Reuwooci Rd., Salt Lake Church engaged in busIness at 1400(E) N. hit ajent or attorney, iir the same charge, cost of plans and weFamily only. 3 bedrm, 1 bath, PASSED AND ADOPTED this 6th C dy, Utah 11104. M1'fllend Ave., Alfamonte Springs, shall be void newly decorated Inside Near 75-Campers. Travel — ClIkatlons, coS Of engineering and day of October. A.C). 1914 CERTIFICATE OP Seminole County, Florida under the Dated at Casselberry, Floridi, GET RICH QUICK Palmetto an 2.5th St. lit ird last IeQaI$eqvlrcsand all olPief expenses Trailers 5: N. C. Floyd, Sr. RECORDING OFFICER fictitious name o Kelly'i Signs, and this lit? day of October, 1974. Uthat is what you are looking for, montt, plus $100 security deposil, nKIssary or incident to determining Mayor that 1 Intend to regIster saId name 74—Auto Repairs 5 - Do4cre'i Robinn Iixget It. But if you are looking for 1160 Pit' month. i 0336. th* .'e*$lDilIfy and practicability Of of the City of The undersIgned HEREBY with th Clerk of the Circuit Cosjrt, Parts - Accessories As Co Executor of said estate a 5ijh construction or reor'ructlon, unique nvostment in a Attmonte Springs, new and CERTIFiES that ----------------------.---_ Sern:r.ole County, Florida in ac 5 ,s E CuIIm UEDROOp,i HOUSE amirustratlon expenses and vch pfotilable distributorship in COin Florida 77- Junk Cars Removed I He is the duty eppo.nted, coraarca with the provisions of Vie CULLOM 5. CULLOM FENCED YARD opirated water purification GIhvex.pttnes as maybe necessary ATI'E$T: qualified, nd acting Clerk of the FiCfltlou Name Statutes, TO-WIt: Attorney for Ei,ctjtors 71-Motorcycles 64.3 0547 ystems, call or write or Ina,t lo His financing herein 5: Phyllte Jordahl Circuit Churl (hetiin called the SedIonId!.09 Florida 5ttul 1957, 3 Wall Strf FOUPITAN OF YOUTH authorized, 5 eitimnite1 to be CITY CLERK 19—Trucks and Trailers Clerk), arid keeper of the re*stds 51g. Kathleen Lt.mdequam 3 bedroom, i bath, Orlando, Florida 32601 734 North West 7th Aye, large yard, with 17,50000, and the w.ei of money Publish: Oct. II, 21, 1914 tnar.of, lriCIvding the minutes of Its Publth Sept. 301 Oct 74 14, 21, 1974 PublISh. Dci. 14, 21, 1974 back 10—Autos for Sal. equippe(J kitChen, Ft,Laucterdaic',Fia 3)311 necessarytopey#ornsetofalcgsf of DEg.13 WOCisdlt4sr DEF.13a 1200. 1st $. last, Pius $100 CECIl Security, 0$-Aviation 37) 17)1 _Look1 Read, Bu 5toring An Antique Or 'ø__ - WANT AD p - -- ---. 34 - - Mobile Homes Rent - - . Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. No pets. Nc alcciiol. 322 1410. ' . 35 Acre lot in waterfront estates Children, pets welcome sli. iii. 2032 to Interview - . '.4 - --_________ 37 ------ .' r - 'iii ,ii-.i '3?edrnomc famty room. Scrc patio, central teal, ar 52 with terms he Mast er's' Cove ( MUSt - 1-23 Bedroom Apti. Swimmln9 Pool Tcnnis Courts iiGt 'Em While * They're Hot !l * . GOLF COURSE-3 bedroom, 7 bath, family room, wall to wall carpet, eat In kitchen, dishwasher, garbage disposal, range & refrIgerator. 15' s 30' screened pool. $53,000 NEARLY PIEW-3 bedroom split plan, 1'.i baths, wall to wall car. pet, kItchen equipped, lar, utility storage room, $21,300 Newly renovated, 2 Bdrms, family room, kitchen equipped, carpet. 12.000 down $150 monthly. 3227757. REAL TQl 3404 s. H. 17-92 REALTOR 373-5771 Must sell Immediately. 3 be&ooi'ns, 1½ baths, garage, kitchen equipped, carpet, central HIA. 322-7752. 7 bedroom, I bath fumnish*d home, 1.77,900 Corbett Real Estate Ste Stemper Sezi A 'r ncslment beats a latcIsme 01 toil -. LOW DOWN PAYMENT Now Is your chance to own this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home overlooking beautiful Lake Dot. Excellent floor plan on large shaded lot. Only 125.100. Call REALTORAssociate Vic Glsctiler, Eves. 3277374. NOT JUST ANOTHER HOUSE-A home. This is a charmin3 7 story older borne. You will like the large rooms, the completely remodeled kitchen, the cheery breakfast room, the new wail to wall car peting end the many olher features this borne has. Also in. cludes nice guest cottage. $19,800. CCII P.EA1T( A,*c.clate, Mildred Stempen, eves. 377-1959 - a NEW UAIION sa D,ttsea nas r,ewer INst •asy' Working m pieple at w,ll $5 a aunval adlusted grits .t sseoo-sii,res .rc ,.e esee n r,,ardine ycyt el.gIbalI.p to pwvctiate a ..ew) bedrsom IiO,,iI for NO CASH I DOWN PAYMENT AND " REDUCED MONTHLY PAYMENTS cider ItO a - ______ Cci snort Ad Mciii m,n.rate, Att'tta,ce Plan - ______ 111AROflDA fHOES __ -- Stemper Realty Inc - - I (r-nt,ai I ftrj. f.'tlt 'TI Pt E 1.1St INC. UF.AL TOli 1519 S res,h 122 1991 J?7 1)11 I 1198. 11? 7515 - . — n strom Realty. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" HIGHLAND PARK- 3 bedroom, needs work Could be it. $31,500. LAKE MARY- Waterfront, 3 bedroom, 3 bath Large lot ulce. 165.000 LOCH ARBOR- Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath, corner lot. Spacioust 144.500 CITY- Pleasing 3 bedroom, I bath, den. Many extras. $37,000. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 3 bedroom, needs work. Only $11,100. - - Lake Mary. $200 down for new 3 bedroom homes in the city. Low 20's selling price. Farmers Home Administration plan 3239310 or $34 16.49 Builder. 2 bedroom, family room, tenceu, carpet, low down. Only 516.UO0. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373-7730. — LOCH HAVEN 'ENTER AREACustom home with over 2.000 sq. ft on largesitene,ar Lake Rowena and Lieu Gardens Spacious split plan 3 bedroom, 7 bath with 2 screened porches, family room, fireplace, cork floors, and many other unusual features. Priced under VA appraisal at 141,400. EVEREST REALTY, INC., REALTORS, 6210101. After hours call Loyal Walley, Salesman, 2951110 iIrnmja Possession 3 bedroom, li bath home. 2 years old. Assume 7 pct. mortgage. Payment $161.68 C, H, arid A. JOHN SAULS AGENCY CLOSE IN. Large I bedroom, 2 bath CII home, central heat arid air, excellent condition SAN LANTA- SpanIsh 2 story, 3 bedroom, 7 bath wilts pool. $49,500. PINECREST- 3 bedroom, walk to shopping, churches. schools $19,900 For Complete Information Call REALTOR Associate Sonny Rabomn - I - Your MLS Agency - - - __________________________ REALTORS 216$ Park Dr. - C -" T7 _____________________________ - -' '' - -----------------.- , --_ ______ -. .----,'-- . Che '5 Kennel, Pups, studs, AKC, To- ' & MIni Poodles all colors, Cocker, Mini & Large Dachshunds, Shih Tzu, Schnauzer, Yorkl,, Boston Terrier, Chihuahua, Beagle, ChI-poo, 23 pups on display, we buy pups, finance, shots, guarantee, 1-904 7.37.3176 or 1-904.237.2943. - -- - o7A MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy 17 97 Open Sat. & Sun 95 I32?70 2 Bedroom suitri, 1 living room suIte, 19" Zenith B-W TV set with stand, 3 dressers, table, lamp, home and yard misc., 23" console Zenith color TV, matching chair 1. couch. 374-3516 _ . -- - - - 1949 Mustang Grandy Coupe, beautiful one owner car, loaded. SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2311W 1st St. 37) 4711 1973 MG Midget, blue, I 1,000 miles 1700 and take over payments 322-7033 Town & Country Lincoln Mercury wide selection of new cars. 1 year warranty a, used cars. Year End Sivingi- 3274681 Dealer. 1959 LIncoln with 430 engine, just rebuilt. Hew transmission, Deaf offer. 323-1371. 1911 BuIck Electra 223, fully loaded, must sell. Call 634-3049. 1973 Ford Grand Torlrso. 4 door, ar, will sacrifIce. 534-3069. 1949 ThunderbIrd, I door, excellent candition throughout, $1300. 904 719.5750 JERRY'S USED I. REBUILT PAR'(S 705 FrenCh Ave. 321-0690 1961 Dodge Montego. Runs good, body rough, good transportation, *225 3220301. 1971 Volkswagen uug. I Owner. Good Condition $1300 414.1759 Motorcycles 78 1973 Yamaha 250 Cycle. Only 5,000 miles. Asking $695. Jim Lash Chrysler Plymouth. Prey V,r.r,ds Barn. v.e buy turniture and niscv'ltans'ou's Sell br 10 pct s'on%ignui-s'nts F ret' piCk ups 4'.uctior !"t nqtit at 7 p i-, Call We buy odd pieces of sterling silver arid gold. Dave's Furniture, $00 Sanford Ave., 373-9370. Large Stagtiorn Fern 513 Firm Good Washing Machine, $25 Phone 323-7512 Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories 76 1910 VW Beetle, I speed, AM radio, turquoise with black interior. EngIne completely overhauled. $1295. Call Don Pope 322.16.51. Dealer. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY ", ,,ln HOMES OF DISTINCTION SLarge Wooded Lots •Paved Streets • Sewers •&treet Lights • Sidewalks - Must Sell Used Coin operated vending machines, ref. juice, candy, snack etc., c-i or of? location. 600 lbs. commercial freezer with display door. NCR cash register. Make offer cash or trade, 3015306461 FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS 71"x4". $6.50 EACH NOLL'S Itt CASSELBERRY STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 46, West 1st St., Sanford now open daily for retail sales. Always a barn full of good clean used furniture, an. tiques., TV5, and appliances, Auction every Saturday night 7:30 p.m. Consignments welcome For information call 322.9719. 30 06 with lx scope, shoulder strap and scabbard. Sporlking .22 semi automatIc with 4-s scope. Rugar .72 automatic. 373 1003. Couch & Chair, $10 Twin Beds, ItS; ,s io & j,dil o & CurIosity Shop, 1701 West 1st. A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! 1- Air Conditioning 51 Household Home Improvements -a 3dd jobs of all types. Carpintry, Painting. Cement Work, Light Hauling 322 7645. ______________________________________________ Appliances House Painting, Pressure Cleaning, Minor Repairs. C. J. Bannister, 322-1855. I- -- - FulIlineGE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 7577 Park Drive, 337 1562 Remodeling. Additlon 1. RepaIr. Carpentry, Roofing, Cement Finishing, Painting. Reasonable. Billy Geck, 3231207. I--- Auto Repair — KAR -TUNE Tune Up- 521 50 (6 cylinder cart) Call 323 9227 for an appointment Pet Care I Central Heat 5. ,Air Coridititfning For free estimates call Ct Harrit, .ii SEARS Snford)fl. TI?) Cablflet%, tchen Bathroom Counter tops. Sinks Installation, available Bud CabelI 377 b3S2 anyts ri C ________________________ BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS. Small Jobs Wanted 3fl-l33$,"LakeMry" _________________________ - JERRY'S GARAGE. We'll fix your c.r beSt ?r less. all ..,rv'k guarantee& 705 French Ave. 321OI90 PET REST INN Boarding 5. Grooming Ph 37) Cant put the car in the garage. Sell no-longer fleeced items with a classified ad in the Evening Herald. Dial 3232611 or $31 9993 to place yours. Pressure Cleaning FALL CLEANING "lmpac"Wath&Spra Kteen Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks & roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, mud-dobb,rs, wasps 1. spIder webs. 322 0397, Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free estimate. 323-4036. Classified ads are here to help yOu buy, sell, rent or SwaP at a ________________________________ coSt let us help you plac.e yours-J Call 3272611 or $31 9993 TOWER S BEAUTY SALON (fornicrty ltarriett't Beauty NOON) 519E Pine )fl S77 Beauty Core Sewkig Custom made Drapes and Bed spreads Quality workmanship, Dorothy Bliss. 349 5423 -- Truck Rentals Heater Cleaning —U RYDER RENTS TRUCKS (conoiine Vans to Diesel Troctor 1 day 1 year 373 5310 OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 37) 5951 Carpentry Goods - *Singer* * ViNCENT - S CARPENTRY Interior Tr,m, Paneling, Custom (arpertr No Ob tO Smell LCensrd & Bndt'si 31) 5671 Wall Papering Land Clearing - C&ABACKHOESERVICE :ti't, ads serve the L'u 5 ni .rij se I ii fl g c 0 m m u n it y everyday read and use Item oftee' Calf )fl 2611 or 631 9993 Carpet Cleaner —I 211 W. 25th Carpet Master. Steam, shampoo or dry foam. Clean it for the Christmas vIsitors. 323-0973. needs!" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them wdb a classified ad from the Herald Call us tOdl'yt Don't delay! Jutt thai 322 2611 or 1)1 9993 To place your low cost want ad Appliances Used washers and dryers. Many to choose from. 90 day warranty on all used appliances. Dick's Appliances. 327-7651. Id vIIwIIde Homes By KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used maChints. MOONEYAPPLIANCES 3230691 Sanford, F -- - Good Condition. $50 Call 373 3313. $2 - 6.43 1415 196.1 Jeep station wagon, 4 wheel drive. Good mechanical condition. Can be seen 2600 S Sanford Awe, IS Complete trailer hitches, A Ilk Inds available CASH 337-4132 For used furniture, appliances, loots, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford, Ave. -WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 3l1-31SE.Fii-stS, 3323622 Any CTir 1971 Dodge Dart Swinger Coupe, Ike new, loaded. Ertra gas tanks, air conditionerj. SpecIal on awnings with frei installation, motor and generator servIce, hitches Southern RV ServIces. 3239020. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition. 44-4-1126. Winter Park. FREIGHT SALVAGE BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Appliances, air cond., freezers, refrig., step ladders, wire, etc. Gormleys E. 46, Sanford 323 1133 Eves. 649-1116 Classified 605 do a iob that C6n be done no other way Call 377 7llor $319993 Nowl 9dØMe - 6 Bu's rn', Ill cirt, L aridc ierng Sept drivewatt All knds at dg'ng 331 9147 or 3333913 ' Well Drilling Painting WELLS DRILLED-PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTF,YS All typis and sizes We repair and servce SiINE MACHINE 8. SUPPLY CO. paInt n. arid WallpacernQ T1° too small. Quality workm4nshp. or 337-g7ge . Ph. 3235579 f' , ,i I,r t i-Il ,s b,srçjan itt? lijn to c's' arid react rlass,f,ed ,it' Call 372 1411 or Ill Y'fli to p1,: act Pest Control ________________________________ '207W 7ndSt. ART DPOWPI PEST CONTROL 3542 Park Drive , _______________________________ "Don't needst" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from the Herald. Call tat today! Dont delay' JuSt 0161 772 2611 or $31 1993 'To place your low coSt '.'Iarit Ad. Jim Rowe Pnt Control 3e2elroquoirsAve Sanford, 377 2070 TG 'LIST YOUR - - PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential. Commercial Free [5,rra?e% Pt 322 fT1 -J - - (WITH GOOD CREDIT) Wagon Train tent trailer, tt6$ Steeps S. Make offer. 1)11 Santa Barbara Dr. 323.030 ext. 267 before 5; or 321 0966 evenIngs. Wanted to Buy BUS1NESS 4736432 -- - ' DI'AL . ' Call for Appointment 322.3103 Additions,— Remodeling __________________________________________ d __________ - r. _____________ - =- =-, --- - -•=_.=__---==_ - - -. —= Tii=±E - Ti& - * $50 Down Camper.Travel Trailers 75 Feed 68 Mustang City 17-92 M.altland JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GorrriIe'& E 46 37) 173) -- Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 3779111 ' - * Miscellannous For Sale Autos for Sale 80 1700 FrenCh Ave 3737310 Horses -- - - 1970 Chevy half ton pick up 6 cylinder, Inew tirts, new brakes. Good condition. s1100. 775 631.1. SANFORD AUCTION Chlhvahuas. For sale frozen beef. Animal Haven Grooming I Boarciing Kennels 337.5752 'i - Public Auction Drop in bobbin, zig zag, and 3 needle jam's Concrete & P'aso.nry Free position. Like new condition. sold estimatet Floors, patios 5. driwet new for 51$, balance of $43 cash or Brick os Stone pl6nters. Patch 6rd S payments of $10. New warranty. repair work 372 3100 . , Free kltlns, mos old, S male-s 7 females 3226199. One IC yr. ol Quarter Horse Gelding, one9yr, old Dapple whte mare. $230 each 323-1579. GOLDEN TOUCHN SEW in sewing csbinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine Full automatic Pay baiance of $76 or 10 pay merits of 51. - 1w 50 * ___________ 1970 FORD SUPER VAN $1775 CALL AFTER S 773 0523 Mon. Oct. 217 pm Police Dog, excellent watch dog. Short haired, 5 months old. Free to good home. 373-2954. REALTOR 74 Hour Service 317 7496 IAFFER REALTY 1100E 75thSt 372 6455 DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 16 West. Sanford 373 5620 - 30 .'CRES on paved road, has a large 2 story frame home. barns, and small Ira me cottage. Land is Drexel - Solid cherry dining rm. tenced. and cross fenced. table, chairs, I. hutch; Oriental ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. rugs; Linens Piano stool; Wrought Iron chairs & mailbox; BROKERS Ant Iques, etc. 1215 Magnolia Awe, 321 0*92. D6y5- 322 617) NightS 372 3121 or 377 7357 Bunk co Twin Size Beds I Bedroom, 2 bath house. Hidden Lake-like new small down assume VA mortgage, I', pcI Owner. Ph 373-7773. 3222420 Anytime -- . CLOSE IN large 3 bedroom home on shady corner lot Has a large garage with workshop. Two 1964 Chevrolet pick up trucks, 1.345 each. 1109 Sanford Ave Large SelectIon of quality f'urniture Including: iron bed, French ProvIncial dining suite, office desk, wicker couch and chairs, eye-level gas range with dishwail'ier combination, gas edger, mink stole, fishing equipmnens, maple bedroom suite, buggy lack, new bedroom suite, TV5, appliances, rugs. tools, arid loft l a trac Crrr' early .ini uct a good seat. Pets and Supplies CalIBart Real Estate SPACIOUS S bedroom brick and block hsmv, central heat & air, large utility and carport, Shady Rattan Sofa, Chair, Table; 2 Wicker corner lot. chairs; 4 Bean Bag ChaIrs; 2 Dressers; Toy Chest; Bahama A VERY LARGE and gracIous 2 Sofa; 3 Wrought Iron Nest Tables; story home on 1.2 acres in the Aquarium I. Stand; 3 Rattan country on paved road, additional LampS; 2 Lawn Mowers. 372-9076. land available. SEARS UPRIGHT VACUUM A LOVELY 2 story Spanish style CLEANER. l'p YEARS OLD hOme, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. $30 373 6951 separate garage with very nice aparlment uptalrs. Excellent Peterson Btby Car Seat and neighbor hood. Stroller. 373 6876. SAN LANTA- 1 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. All extras. Call nowl $39,500 -- Fr-' LonQwood LONGWOOD- 3 bedroom cottage. lust reduced to $11,000. Call now! -- - Realtors PARK RIDGE 3 bedrooms, 1½ baths, CB home. Has a fenced yard, available furnithed for $73,000 Assumable 1)6.300 mortgage with monthly payments of 1173 -_ . 830 500 ltlPa Oak. Saritord 322 )t71c1a1.)2) 0.1SSv' ASorILTF IiDOI'F" 131 Equipment for Rent 65 Trucks and Trailers Open daily 10 S foi- consignmenti or sales off the floor We also buy International- 1.. ton, .4-wheel drive, estates, etc. tool,box bed. $1200. 36S316l, Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 51 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Lotsand Acreage Auction 72 need someone to paint 19' aluminum boat, muSt be spray paInted 37) 1933 64 Motorcycles 79 ROBSON MARINE ?97lHwy. 1797 377 5961 Five homes plut one duplex (7 units). Total price, $65,000. Assumable a pct. mortgage. Trades considered. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity. Call now. - - _____ Defary ________________ Owner moved norTh, 7 bedroom furnished home. Living and dining rooms New range 6. refrigerator. Ideal for retired. Quiet neighborhoob. Owfler will finance. $311470, HOME )berts & Gilman REALTOR 64* 1791 Si 0,500 - SH COUNTRY LIVING :! Elbow room. 230' block with 'eel on 3 sides. Room for horse, rden, or children. Large 3 rm, 7' -, bath home with formal ting, family room, screened tio & oversized double garage 'at, metal barn, storage shed & ,st shed Will trade Call George lit, Assoc. EE).CEPT1OPIAL 4 Bedroom 7 bath, family room, fireplace. carpeted, eat.in kitchen, dishwasher, gar. bage disposal, range, large inside utilIty room, outsIde utility building, fenced back yard. Well landscaped, $37,250. JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. AND GENERAL CONTRACTC PHONE 3234137 AFTER 3, 327 CLIFF JORDAN OFFlR0RI BLVD. -, EEN New houses Inc rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government 5ubidized to quails led buyers. Call to see if you quaiifytl rnld HU2 11 R2IfI HUIV " '.1 LOWDOWN PAYMENT Ornamental stone fireplace, tur columns. wnken paneled tar room, 3 bedroom, garage, i wood privacy fenced, carl Unbelievable at 123.600. His - 3SS555 - SPANISH CHARM DishwasherS ORLANDO bedroom, i,baths, no qualifi 51,900 down, $196 mo 7 pct. Realty, REALTOR, 773 7750 11' Run About 40 HP Motor Call 372-9316 Rental Investment 2 Bedroom, I bath house. Firepl screened In front porch, fence backyard plus fruit trees, gai an Carport. Price $14,500. Disposals 323-7900 Sell Now Woodlands Area. 4 bedroom baths, fenced yard, huge c cuStom drapes, central air heat. $31 6155 or 322-2263. Fishing & Boating SANFORD Il 5, Large Shade Trees ON RESERVOIR LAKE SCrapes t. ,i.a?i A v" .11 43 - - M.UNSWORTH REALTY 603W. 1st St. 3236061,3730317,3379)20 11.1 Boats & Marine Equipment Mobile Homes * * Deltona * * * * 7k PcI. Interest Rate OD CREDIT IS ALL YOU Seminole County S or 10 acres FEC) PlO MON[Y DO."N Hr,s Paveu road, trees, fenced and I bedroom hornet, 1½ to 2 Desirable location. 'Terry Realty, REALTOR, 6210711. iths priced from 132,150 to 5,100 on large wooded lot. Seller ys all closing cost. VA, FHA, 16 Income and nventlonal loans. Builder, Investment Property eltona, 901-759-2250, Orlando, 1173-1334 3 bedroom, large family room, wall to wall shag carpet, irrigation System with will and pomp renced ard 526,SOv Lc.',t n?crc-5t existing mortgage or me finance. 372 1214. 3 Bedroom. 7 bath, split plan m home on S tree snetdod a 521.900 Terms Lake Mary __________ - - 42 Junior College area, lust off 17-92 on 427. 100', zoned c-i. Very reasonable. 321 0215. 32? 76g1 COUNTY 3 -----.-- --------- - ,' u. I, Sanford Rttall Farmers Market. Table space, Stall No. 6, open to growers 1.3 per day or $30 per mo Call Stephanie Cain, in osao ________________________________ Storage garage for ten?. Sanforc Auction, 1700 Frencfl Ave. 37) - - - LTORS 196W L,ske Mary Blvd. 37) 6)S3or 615 2)3) WE TAKE TRADES Payton - .. A' I For Rent 1-2 Bedroom . 1ift -ri'.'y. P'opertIi-s ii II,', Business Property Heated Pool -- ni ft.' ii.''! 1 55 78 We Buy arid Sell Gold arid SiIvpn 1974 Honda C8 530 less than 600 Coins Slrigteo, Bulk SEMINOLE miles. Almost new. 11330. 337 COIN CENTER. 109W 1st 51 373 131$ 435, 1972 Honda 350, under 6.000 miles II you have an eye for real value, Like new 1395. 1109 Sanford Ave. you'll eye the classified ads' regularly, Philco Console 23" black & white TV, Excellent condition, $75. 3730143. RREST GREENE INC. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN _____ * Recreational Building . " -- i 4 bedroom, 2 bath, fenced yard $2900 down A. A. McCLANAHAN, BROKER 372 5992 Nights. 323 1167 or 323 9007 - DishwasherDisposal -- ' POOL Mobte Home Lots For Rent ' RAVENNA PARK INVESTMENT Deitona: By owner. Furnished. Immaculate. 2 BR, carport, 5CR porch. Assum. S'/ pct. MTG. $17,300. 1st area. 923 Rockptlli, Stamps-Coins 69 TV-Radio-Stereo '53 V WAIT-. for higher house 'ices? To keep you in your GREGORY MOBILE HOMES lartment? 2 bedroom charmer 3103 Orlando Drive irpeted, air conditioned, owner Sanford. 323-5200 ill hold Financing with con. otable down payment. $16,100. 17'x40' mobile home, furnished 2 H AND BOAT-on Crystal Lake, bedrooms, 1", baths, carpeted, central heat arid air. FTU area. bedrooms, on nearly an acre. autiful kitchin, central heat $31 3196. id air Florida room overlooking e lake. A dr.im for the price. Plantation mobile home 12'xaO' 2 bdrm,, take Over payments of 19$ itt 517,900 a month, Also older 10'x10', 2 bdrm., good for camp. $1200 3731073. 3 bedrooms, I bath, corner lot. May consider a reasonable offer. Owner, 322 7160 PPOP'ER Houses for Sale Come see us at our big new locatIon Winter Springs, 3 bedroom, 2 bath with foyer. $2100 down, assume 7 pet. VA, 323-7608. Garnett White Vt 5C,I'r.li fCC fic ,iv,i,tablc in tht' Sunlarid i- r'u in the 20's 3 bedroom triiler, East SO at i3thlo, I or 7 children 0 K On 2 larue rr -,ate 'Ot 321 0)51 Two bedroom mubilp home, no pets. Private lot. 377 1217. Clothes Washer-Dryer '-,.. )L IT WITH A POOL-'-edrooms. 2 baths, central heal nd air, family room, newly tnovated, carpeting. A rea sarmer, Bass tubing is lust cross the Street, $37,300. ?01 I',,,i I)' Days)77 ill? SUNLAND GENEVA, 12'xôO', carpet, central ar, heat, furnished on 2 acres. Plear St Johns for boatIng, fishing $175. 365 5087. Range-Refrigerator - REALTOR 327.2111 After Hrs. 372.9211 3323991 and 322-0616 Broker, 101W Commercial Sanford, 377 166) 17'wlde2 bedrooms, furnished, HA. $145 monthly. Adults. 322. 1415 Evenings W/W Shag Carpet - w. ,__campground 3276077. Unfurrnshed ______ Jim Hunt Realty iOltu KRIDER. ASSOC 41 HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark. Assoc. 322159$; 322-01.53 Day, Eve SANFORD REALTY Commercial Properti Homes, Lots And Acreage II Them Fast With A Low-Cost Want Ad Houses for Sale 41 Housesfor Sale Houses (or Sale Travel Trailer. monthly, on lake In _____ - 41 - 203 The Greater Mall REALTORS. Casselbrry.I)0 1_— Small 1 iedroom trailer. $90 Month. Adultt only, no pets. 3730761 - 373 66 50 ' 41 Se _________ Harimati Realty, Inc .___ - -. - - Sa ndlewood Villas I iii ______ ___________________ Dupli, 7 bedroom, air Conditioned adults preferred, 377 6620 or 373 ____________________ i_. , - - Furnished duplex with 1 bedroom. Adultt, no pets Attprl;30,)fl.34t0 'g Orlando 8319993 - Two? - Winter Park. ____________ - 38 Wanted to Rent _______________________ -- _______ - ' I I and Lake Monroe. 2 bedrooms.) Quiet ChristIan woman would Ill rent mom in Goidsboro. 372bath, $155 month, first and last ben alters. PlUsIlOOdeposlt.AvailableNoV,3. U_UL. 373 0111 A Small classifIed ad brings __________ returns. Try one and see. Call 7611 or 631 9993. ______________ F'rrnshed ' DIAL Seminole 322•261 1 i- .-- - - Unfurnished _______________________________ INFORMATION . tiouses Rent . Monday, Oct, 21, 1974-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - __ -______ '.:5 : 2.261-1 nr"R1'.QQ92-----' .. I �- - - - - - CI - - I - . . - - - - -. - - - - - . - - - 1. - . - . . - - - - - - : ff - - - - "V - - - - - C . -- - - . - -- - - - . .. - _II - - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DR. L. E. ________________ - _____ ___ ____________________________________________________________________ 1 - - - LEE GEIGER ~ - - r --. _____________ ___ -• • . - - y -r---* C- _____ e A . - .--. a-li-i -- ,-. , __1 -I -- I I .; - I . - I - . DEAR ABBY: I am the mother of two children under five. I Was married, but it didn't work out. For a year now I have been going with a very nice and lovable -lder man.My only bad break is that he is married and li%ing with -- .i r, II - a __ ~ ._- - . _v. hiccups, I have stolp,~d throat. The uvula 3hould be drinking any effervesctnt, touched. IV vinegar or the drinks and colas and pop mechanical action may stop the DEAR HEADER Thcr hlccupsntoncelnsomepeople are :n1in curs for Iticuip. pprcnt1 this mini action Most work Ix,st, if done just at interferes with the hiccup X i I ;. ~, I - ..-~_ -% I . Aw . . I I : : . 12~4f_ __ U~ __ - colleagues, then from the bag - I have always wondered Iniami School of Medicine. - . ,. - ' - ' 0 - 'Ihisdell htfulclowncostume I ni(ie frm a standard clown pattern, with extra pockets added to hold the evening's if b"oodles.Succh an outilt takeess about five yards of the 45-inch goods, which retails a a sent sible $2 a yard. • - .. y' s • Gods pe FASHION PENDULUM SWINGS .0 IN , ••• • • - • - • - . Goqxl of St. Matthew is fast A wrap of the fabric, touched Women's Editor paced, entertaining and in. What goes up must come down: the mW has left, and for some to a inatch, shrivels and wilts, there Is a whole new pernwilve, as seen now on girls I a London Need a lilt? A shot for the spiring • A Jubilant presentation but will not burn and will not pants discip es Jesus. CosltIll3e is fiame-proof melt and such Biblical characters as Godspell can give it to you the womn Wen in adultry, the Pla)inl; at Annie RusseU prodigal son, the Good Nurses Theatre Rollins College L 1 A 1 S8mayitm, through soft rock 975 ,Godspell has P.M., with a special benefit SOfl1 8iu for young and li old a ke, A •. .1 SnOW iUfluay, • iwl mouern .....,,, A ., ui . mush 1 d tati CIILUI IC .LUULUaI Concert ssn . f th energyandexuberance Mrs. Kathy Orel, Florida , WHEN YOU I THE UNITED WAY YOU HELP YOUR - LL4 resenting Bargaining Talk A fectious, almost guaranteed tO regional director from I__________ sweep the aidience along In the Iatona, was gues t speaker at - _____ upbeat Portrayal of the hfe and (tie F.N.A. Distilct No. 37 I death of Jesus Mostly lively, meeting Oct. is, at the Health sometimes profoundly sad, this Department auditorium. local Performance of Godspell Mrs. Orel bd an attntIvt' Shows why the Show is still audience of licensed nurses for running m New York after its her topic on collective WWII SUCCM Opening off- bargaining and the new Broadway in 1971 legislation related to it that jfl GodsPeII was conceived and be effective Jan 1, 19Th fflJ. adapted by a youft student, Jchn Michael Tebelak, and Its songs are by an equally young man. Stephen Schwartz. The Elizabeth Wrancher, noted Godspell cast albtun won a Grammy Award for Best Score lyric-soprano, will be heard ' li and became, in 1972, the only Oct. 30. in a cast album on the charts. Day 8:30 p.m. in the Engineering I by Day, a hit single, and 5everal Auditorium at Florida Tech. - ainiie .&iria. IN MORE WAYS THAN YOU KNOW, i" -4 Seminole County's United Campaign Netds your contrib ution In order to help your friends and neigh. bors who need help right now. Giving The United WAY IS Perfed, painless and meaningful. You can give a weekly or monthly amount of your choice Where you work. ..throueh • your employee withholding Plan. Even SOc a week builds to $26 a year. Money to h*lp another human 1 I 1% WHERE THE MONEY GOES IN BOY SCOUTS CENTRAL FLORIDA SHELTERED WORKSHOP . . . CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY GIRL SCOUTS I)ECEMBER 7th 'fl(1I,l/)/.IW IMJII (11 The . - SAMARITAN HOME FOR ALCOHOLICS MID FLORIDA CENTER RED CROSS MENTAL HEALTH... USO I)ECEMBER v' YMCA NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN . C"entral Florida Chorale 4 FEBRUAR he (u T Lwn hw(Ia Oi /W51t(t Ili)L( I --- -- WITH THE NEW . •• .. For Information Call Mrs. Walter Gielow, 322-6473 I t STACKER I "ffr - - , . ~_ - Ii ____ Would Like Membership In 7be Seminole Mutual Concert Assoc In The Name Of I .. ;~ • .. ~:, . _1%, . :~ - 1;* -- -w% l i-1 lilb, - -- / . . . . org1in iS 1105 Oti(. I dfl( i . . t alt, t s u II) LAST O$INgofi OAkDO,fl.*tDA __________ I 4' '177 ITAIE 'IIJLfbi I 1 . `~' " -. , YOU CAN LEAD HORSE A -, .0 .• ,;., - - -_,- ;~ tiriir uOfl make But, as of flOWi would have to say, don't ____ -- .. — 7I ,"Le - Ic 'If The first horse show of the season was held by the Dusty Boots the left are entered In the English Equitatiot class while the one Riding Association at their arena near Paola In Seminole County on the right seems to be determined not to be entered In anything. on Sunday. The show featured an afternoon of active competition Herald Photos by Linda Stephenson). e s n -- uca ion - --- SCOREBOARD ? 0 0 1 — - to noun s Lead 13 0 Football Scores I I -~ C-~_ -_ -' _21 ... .~ r~ - %h -. . • - A w~ . - ___" .4-ft . • ii .~ ~ -, I .JC - - -A.,- " I # - - i ~~ - - X_ . . . : - -- - V -.. _.._3~4. __ ~_f. ~- A , - from the Hed Devils 28 yard line. Next week, the Cobras play a rence gairie with \ r' r r den. After stopping a Red Devil drive inside their own 10 yard-i's quarterback Mike Stephens rambled 80 iri - -I' , Ga - - - I New Hampihirt as - - ___ ~ - 0% • * - T.1144-__ t- __ . . 1-1 , - - tr I i',d- irrangenic'its a - Ii L, -, - ~ - , i., ' ._ - Cobra back scat for . ' . I . iIP. Z A -1. -- ~J -- At. -,~_ , - - __ w X7 - zt 4!;' pl,, 21 P M,i, South Mothodisi 19, Rice 14 yevas State 7 its CIA Slate 13 Teva% Whoran 57, Aujirn 66, Nev&da. coliege 0 20. MàryInd 47 Louisiana Slaic Colo Slate univ Wa; FestO R eno $3 St , memph's Idaho Montana is Montana State id, idat,u S1 0 NevbdS Las Vegas ]I. F30je State 21 - - - Z .f1 I Tennetsee Tech 10, We%t Ken State 20 4 :j- a,' • l". _ .. - i . r - . - • : - t • California Z - . - -1. ko- Kenfvcky ?u(ky ,.- ? co St It I Clemson 17, Duke 11 Florida 24. Florida St&tv 14 GtWgid 31. Vanderbilt 31 , 61 __ b1 ,''t"; Colgate 71 Auburn 11. Georgia Tech 72 • - , 'aJ, -. • ' . .,4• 1 , Tulant 10. Citadel 3 Virginia N, Virginia Tech 77 W'liiam & Mary 7$. Rutgers - " . lit 1) • 1 .udage (abo e) Yblilk 4ino'her is hit (above left) during op amer sn i • IS • . aiurua% A t~,~ ~ -- _)___ _T r7 _11-tr Southwest - . Mta, - .~ . .!~~, ,-=T - . ..• I l -- _- - • J .r is) - I '* • Be* I I ng Mich,oan North Prineton 31 South ~---=~~ __ ~ --- - - .. - . I : I &_ hIP r - • N - 1r..' Loul Mkhgan 21. Wsonn 20 Pem Slate 30. Syracuse 14 M%burqh 15, noiton Coll ege - . I 4r;~ I ) J ~ ~ I -•.- • 9-2 V NW Tech kota $I 6 I - A- Louisiana siana st o Miami, Ohio 34, Grem 10 vermora Yale 42, Columbia 7 ~ - - CA~_ 3s. 21 MW =:V_!iST, i "~ .4L_ Z iM ~!~Z rcm_ iku - I ;_~!Qi= ;-gar; 5i _t77 -:- ~Tttmlpv-l_=wj . The only other tally came lat Both squads came into the t-ordham 71 Hoislra Univ 21 flr l showdown ontest with in the Harvard 19. Cornell 27 perfect marks of 4-0 but it was tried to take to the air in a Marne 7. Connetlicut 0 speration effort to catch up. iva%j.,chuj,e,ts I?. R hOdt Stephens picked off the errant Island 1 action from the opening Miami. Fla 21. West viroinia ' • -- . • - ' tl~ r'',,, , I _-1~1 ~lt~ i~ Q t a k es S i too lightly lie just might find himself amongst the ranks of the defeated. y IflaflKStOyou,,ti,wjrk' - "N . - _~&_ 0, ,~, 4~~- ~ . , - ,) What? Not Petty Again,, . matchmaker Joe Brady or promoter Roger cKjnne lithe bouts set do come off, it looks like one of the finest cards seen in Florida this year P.O. Bx Sanford, Florida r • 32771 I''lltUd .-- .-. 41 WATER, BUT TO t ~-4 _~_ ~ -- - , I - 4~~,- ~__. not been able to get confirmation of this from either I 1 . p According to Sanford's welterweight, Vie Perez lie will meet George Beasley in Tampa this Wednesday on the undercard to the middleweight - - I ! ~~ , " -F-,-. i I ST UDENTft.* ADIJL T5 $17 Mad Coupon & Check To Seminole Mutual Conceni Assn P0 8o )Sfl Sanfr, r nm J ~ .:~4 1 41.4 . -. - - 17.~ I N~% UNITED FUND OF - Orge , _ ~ - Or - A , .o_ -- . CITY ____ ., his opposition is throwing his way. These factors should bring the Canadian out on top but in New York the fans have a way of rioting when they don t get their favorite fig&r home first. This intimidation could have an ad%-erse af fee verdict. The opening bout will send "The Jewish . , Olvi When YOU Work or Mall A Chick Today To: — I— — ,~~ Cobras Capture I MAILIt4j ADDRE$5 - __ 2 .-JV_ . the NaUor&i1 Association for half-dozen flat tires, apparently with a 2.2-second margin over ROCKINGHAM,N.C.(AP) I. Richard Petty, stock-ear driver Stock Car Auto Racing, from running over debris on the Yarborough's Chevrolet. But, inhis recentefforts thesuper popularSotohas NFL Petty,37,clinchedthedriving one-mile oval. The last flat he deluxe, will rove Into a new Pearson's $15,850 payoff had trouble in the late rounds when his gas tank nso,txo home sometime in the title Sunday with a third-place experienced carried him into boosted his season's earnings to ay The Atsociated Pre wtern D,v,sion suffered from an energy shortage. finish in the $105,500 American the second turn wall and from $202,190, Petty, Pearson and LA next two or three weeks, 2 A 0 311 S3 64 Atlanta 500 at North Carolina Motor there into a wild spin that ended Bobby Allison, who finished American Conference lithe bout were scheduled for 10 rounds I 2 4 0 333 67 14 On N ew Division The 7,000-square foot real- Speedway. k,I on the infield grass. Ciin.irnarh.es fourth in a Matador, are stockwould stop his man But the I,IievC ''"I" 2 1 0 333 72132 SF I. dence will feature a trophy No matter that he was two Escaping with only minor car racing's three million- u 176 91 En s i 0 Sundays R.wIts ght drop an ust slow starting Canadian room designed to house the miles behind winner David damage to his Dodge, Petty dollar career winners. New Orteans 13. Allania i Buffalo 5 I 0 113 127 105 round verdict (it's been known to happen at The hu P,ami 30, New Englaricl N of pieces of hardware Pearson and runner-up Cale cruised cheerfully on to his Petty continues atop Jets I S : 2° s 31, PhIladtlPhla 74 Garden.) he has picked up in a driving Yarborough when the race end- third-place finish and a paltry son's money standings, $%5,700 " aayl I Baltimore 35, New York Jet% I 5 0 167 is 169 Terry Summerhayes, the only member of the ed 4 hours, 13 m minutes and 21 for him $6,725. Added to to Central Division 20 02,885 for Yarborough. career that also has netted hi 4 1 1 730 132 " PsItSburgh 20. Clevtland 16 fighting Windsor, Ontario family who has not seconds after it started. that, however, will be a 175,000 Darrell Waltrip finished fifth Pill $1.75 million in prize money. "I was lucky to finish at all, chainpioaship bonus next feb- in a Chevrolet, followed by CIeve 1')')eare(i locally has signed to face undefeated 1 S 0 167 96 163 WPS The newest addition to the the tall, curly haired Petty said. ru,ary and a certain spot in the Donnie Allison in a Chevrolet. Hovilon I 5 0 167 79 IA6 S1. Louis 11, Houston 27 pow er punching I trophy room will be a three-foot 'q seemed like someone in the sport's Hall of Fame. L. I. , Western Division Detroit 20 Minnesota 1 Dick Trickle In a Dodge, and The Canadian might be over Oakiand 5 I 0 133 148 " Dtnv#r 21, Sen DieW I as high brass beauty emblematic stands was shooting at * me with Pearson, making only his l8th Earl Ross, Benny Parsons and Denver Los Angefes 3y. San Fran 3 2 1 -S93 125 120 Benitez has stopped everyone of his nine opponents of his fifth championship in the an elephant gun." start, raced his Mercury to his Jackie Rogers, all in Chevro- Kan City 7 4 0 333 59 flO CiSCO II expect Victor Mangual. As an amateur, the Puerto San Miami 9. Kansas City 3 elite Grand National divLMon of Petty was plagued with a seventh triumph of the season l Confeftnce Oakland 30, Cincinmti 77 Rican won the North American Championship Eastern Division Monuy's Game 1'•I%tni OLIIvr IW,, JIu vI.',l I'...,. aIoflL WIUI. iilS • w t. I PcI PF PA Green Ba at Chits" "I 6001 1 IS Sunday. Oct. 27 S mbe f h 1' ht' Philphia Philadelphia dit New Orleans merhayes family, Johnny, is the 135-pound king of 11,11f, 4 1 0 "I 114 18 Chica,,o al OvI1410 Dallas Housion at Cincsmit, Canada. He recently put on one of the finest boxing N YGianlI 5 0 167 61 no -.------'-r----.'r-, Denver at Cievelanij off . displays ever seen in this area when he knocked Central Division Gneen Bay at Detrot iw~ Baltimore of Miami 4 ' ~__ previouslv unbeaten Jimmy Martinez at the :: fnj~r Orlando Sports Stadium FOREST CITY The around left end to set up the Chicago ••4 2 3 0 40 79 66 Los Angeles at Pde York . VDelroif 2 A 0 31) &A 90 jets Eastbrook Cobras took over first score of the game. be needed : ' All of that skill Johnny displayed will i I I. Va. Two plays later from soh, position of first place in the meets Utif i fltinfez's brother, Fri day en I Seminole Pop Warner Pee-Wee Frankue, winner of 12 of his 13 outings Frawcie has College Stephens hit John h1ane) on a ______________________________________________ -_ I ~ t- ed , shown real punching power alongwith his boxing " previousiy urbeate'i Dehand stepping fullback did / ability as the teen-ager has stopped eight of his the rest as IJ mt-at 27 qoches,.,' 0 ('t % ,higanSP Western It Red Deils 13-0 Saturday af he eluded tacklers for the go- BoSton % foe' several in main events at Felt Forum Univ 11 Bucknell 10 Irms 7 =-. 0 ternoon. Coast Guard 48. Tufts 21 Morgan. Rossman figures to come out on top of this middleweight test, as his undefeated record of 16 . I , , '__ 1 _____ ;IV$ r I t". of ts to ow t4 .1 ~ _, tr - MARCH '75 II fsc.es.i.u.ca.Is" 8' I *' V" _ , . BOml)Cr Mike Rossman up against Mike Morgan, brother of local favorite (,Ien ' --- f~ ~;;N~ 1___ _7 bloat up to 170-pounds, the good-looking Italian is has the ability tocharige his style to meet wha tever . ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY f 117MITM 111 '79' _______ --_- -----. - - - — _ - , , PRESENTED __ -.. CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES . . . GOOD I' ores! (e>trau I I - - - ---. : - - ^;.4- - • _- - - IL.-— 14 Streetcar Named I)esire . i T __4 . . Ef. . - - __ 111111 I 95 - - . - been recorded by inalor groups Wrancher is an ossociate profeasor of Music and heeds alnee III' voice pri r in in Lit flU Thc lId k resr J h e Music calling Annie Russell prograin i at Rollins. , to the public. - L. I • - 'OVFMBI' R FlU Has Recital HIL')A RICHMC 74-3167 - - "IL. ••' _LL -_ . l F o'-estc t7# . . - sear M. - - liN , - . decision to Mike Quarry in one and then in upsetting Snake White in Pete Ashlock's last Orlando promotion. S%A6 has railed to taste defeat in nine outings ,. • • -i LO • I' quickness flilu is reported have •I T1.IIu • necessary to defeat the piouulng ummeryes. _. 14 - Florida fight fans, dropping a highly disputed . sse 'berry-Win aerSr.s - •• , ... . _ - 13ETTY CARTER 3221817 Sanford - . ____ . . 401 ars .1a one - I .-V1 •, , %.4 %VI ere to go for nil tile itIt"Of"llatioll you need about vour e corn. rntuiitv. - much over-rated with his lofty light heavy ranking. Many 0 15 OU " Teddy vii ire,., "Junior" sLcsLer, Joe Oth-S, Murray, Dennis Riggs, Nat King and Terry I 0 Daniels. Away. from the ring for several months, Curto had been carved down to a middleweight, what he should have been all along. But his k bout it B The Associated Picas 'lIe's a great prospect, he's have to learn — not just ABA schedule Sunday, Ken- Brown, the new Colonels coach, who personally sank Cleveland. ,ji Valdez is just too much-too soon, as e reportedy Moses Malone jumped going to be a great player," Moses." tucky beat Indiana 101-92 and Indiana reserve Billy Knight "He's a great shooter," said . 5-1 odds indicate. straight from high school into said Caldwell, 32, one of the Rookie Fly Williams of St. San Diego downed New York scored 27 points in the game. Russell of Brown,26, a roaming the American Basketball Asso- ABA's top defensive players, Louis scored 24 points, 16 in the 116-110. The Q's opened before 6,875 guard with a keen eye. "When elation, but the 19-year-old mu- about Malone, who shot two for final quarter. And Caldwell In the National Basketball fans in the San Diego Sports we need the points, he takes lionaire is still getting an edu- six from the field in 28 minutes chipped in 18 points and seven Association Sunday, Seattle Arena, trouncing the Nets with over and gets the points." cation. One of his teachers is with nine rebounds. Iissists. beat Cleveland 100-93 and Kati- a strong finish. In Los Angeles, Nate WilProfessor Caldwell. Only 3,501 spectators watched sas City-Omaha topped Los AnSan Diego's Travis Grant, 4-4 llama of Kansas City-Omaha Aided by veteran Joe Cald"Mainly it was Just keeping the Spirits, who play in the 17,- geles 105-95. The supporting card is outstanding from ton to points, outgunned New York's sank four decisive baskets earwell's defensive maneuvering the ball away from him," sWd 776-seat St. Louis Arena, win Kentucky led by Dan Issel's Julius Erving, 37 points - but ly in the fourth period against bottom. against Malone, the Spirits of Caldwell, a 10-year pro. "I their first game since pulling 24 points, held off a late surge only 11 of them in the second the Lakers. At the 175 pound level Gary Summerhayes the St. Louis defeated the Utah wanted to sft what he'd do out of Carolina. The travel- by Indiana for the triumph. half. It happened after LA, which 0 Canadian Champ will be paired up against un Stars 116.109 Sunday night. without the ball In his hands. He weary Stars, 0-3, gladly quit the "We run our stuff and It Just Coach Bill Russell of Seattle had trailed by 17 points in the defeated Puerto Rican sensation, Pedro Soto. Utah's prize rookie scored only didn't move well. But I think rood. so happened that tonight It went was pleased with the 31-point third period, tied the game 76-76 four points. Sumnierhayes has twice appeared before Central that's something all rookies In the only other games on the to Issel," said a pleased Hubie performance by Fred Brown, in a futile comeback effort. • r : c,1 - - -old opponent, Vinny Curto. most of his fighting for Chris Dundee down in Miami Beach. field under wraps and allowed to __. . A dynanlite puncher with both hands, Valdez figures to have too much of everything for his 19- • 04* - -. ' ' 111111111 P~.T wisely, that you cured your 9 - - /.'7 Still another cure was re- . — -_ il~ - .-/ - 160 pound title by recently stopping "Bad" liennie u ill ifl I iniinl' 011 lId tIOlht I I V IIc 16 hasn't tasted defeat since he was upset early in 1970 by Ralph Palladin and has amassed an overall - to -- -- . -. his alloween Safe U -, .. The champ, Rodrigo Va ldez of Columbia, won . 4f - il version) and a top ranked, undefeated light heav weight. - Sew F; . I This Friday, Oct 25, at Madison Square Garden it will be "New York boxing with a Florida Flair" as matchmaker Teddy Brenner has put It together one of the strongest shows of thisy car. Strangely enough, the main event appears to lx_, the weakest link despite the matching of the _I - imm=I - -V ~~ - ~,~~-._nt of swallowing a teaspoon I standing on your head. holding lie says he loves me ver much and one day )vill marry ine, 11MONN"' but right now he feels sorry for his wife and he can't talk divorce __ someone of dry, Rranulated sugar stop. £ Club art, dvparlineut kit Lu rijht J1nus (IJda) your breath, or havingprovided ARTISTS ped the hiccups in 19 of 20 cases, • scare you all work McKee, Mrs. Paul (J2ne) Porter, Mrs. Tom (Jan) Freeman and Mrs. Bill (Unda) eck work on to her or she will crack up. (She's not very strong. They have five crafts to be sold at the club's Christmas Boutique Auction, Dec. 12, at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford you do It Just when the hiccups In some instances the hiccups kids.) He tells his wife he's working late and co.-ncs over here for Woman's Club, Oak Avenue. Attractive craft Items include gingham flower centerpieces, napkin EWC ready to atop anyway. had been present over 24 hours supper nearly every night. My kids call him "Daddy," but they're IN ACTION rings, candle holders, and Christmas card baskets. Timing s very Imporan t before treatment was at. fused because when o to bed at night their "Daddy" is h tie re, but he's never here when they wake up In the morning. because if you use these and tempted. In those th. recurrence of the hiccup, many other remedies before I have no one to talk to abDut this. My mother would never repeatingthem the hmediately. simple treatment e stopped understand. Please advise me. hiccups are ready to stop anyway, your treatment will be D; LOVE a failure. The sugu treatment is not DEAR IN: I think you're wasting your time. Get smart and y Treating many hiccups is because of the glucose or any. say goodbye to this part-time "Daddy." Look for an unattached By JOANNE SCHREIBER much like treating a cold. A I thing hke that. It may 1% cess -but most of all, be safe! Fire is a real hazard, what man your kids can say 'Tjood night" and ',Good morning,, to. : T1he Herald Services cold may last a week if you closely related to the spoon and Wise moms are making this with candlelit Jack-o-lanterns, DEAR ABBY: I am writing this in utter disgust for the way "What can I be for year's Halloween outfits of marshmallow roasts over don't treat it and will only last vinegar treatment and by uYsarestartingtodressnow.ItmakesmeskILtomy stomach to Halloween?" seven days t you do, mechanically stimulating the flame-proof materials so burning leaves, paper party see men walk around in platform sho" and midriff blouses with Be a witch -be a clown -be Halloween happiness won't turn decorations and flimsy Cos. _- __ their navels showing! What on earth would make a man want to a footb, 0-i distention of the stomach and nular material, it may intetript a or a ry prin. Ha owee tr ed turnes. While flame-resistant IT dress that way? factors that irritate the the hiccupreflex mechanism. night clothes have been on the Are people so taken in by the weirdo fashion designers that - diaphragm Just above the market for some time, - 1'- - rn.it. they will buy anything as long as it,s new and considered -in?" iA , . , 11 stomach. Hence, overeating, . I A ~ fabric maker this year has Idon't mind a little Imagination In men's wear, but some of I gas on the stomach, and hiatal flameproofed a batch of its FAIRWAY 4 , .. . these flowered shirts and feminine looking duds are ridicidous. A hernia of part of the stomach .. j I 14 .I over-the-counter materials. .1 Men dont look like men anymore. LAUNDROMAT through the diaphragm can be -, • These 100 per cent polyester . Now that I got this off my chest, Ifeel better, factors. You are wise to avoid bUdget fabrics and the flameproofing is ,C t.*01:t Id and applic 4 forvice In a Pleasant At. I DEAR FEMALE: Not ALL men are buying the aboveHiccups can also be caused t?. fabric is woven meaning that 7 A.M. daily. . by & de-sMbed attire. Aud as for Your compWat about men not looking it is not supposed to wash out. *- ~ _. _ like men,could It be because some WOMEN look W men? brain. Finally, they seem to be The materials are identified by 1. . . FAIRWAY PLAZA - 1 .related to a reflex that involves I CONFIDEMIAL a Dan 111ver Flame Retardant .1 ' TO "LU WITH A LULU OF A the back of the throat. On Hwy 11?428127th label anrf are offered in good PROBLEM:" Yes, for every problem there 13 a solution -even if ~I- -_ Other than the pasuge of "2.97" It's only learning to live with It. When you pick a lemon, make cP which a SO .. you'll like ttI time Trylt and the use of sedatives are just as good for schoolwear lemonade, fit similar methods Iknow of two f'r ctumes. -- $ - _7.s~ - . . ~ ___ -I . 4 - At Friday Night's Fights DEAR DR. LAMB I have direct methods that are helpful had several attacks of P Thefirstisdone b kinga Thelastwasaboutthreeweeks ago Itiasted(oroneweek while teaspoon and putting some I was placed in a hospi tal. The vinegar on the ba"k side of the treatment I received was not spoon Thenopen the mouth and - 4 • a - _:_7~__: - -- __ ,:=~ ~771 -11 I- -__ 1.13-.. -1 -,$:. "T 7_-._I~_, --- . "B ox ing Will Be Seen specific, but consisted to rub the spoon at the area nea%r tranquilizers and sleeping pills. the uvu'a In the ba%:K of the , I £ - -_ Monday, Oct. 21, 1974 I . by --=- • harder to keep my mouth shut. wish I could talk some sense into that girl's head. She never misses your column Maybe YOU CSfl IF'1 T" TEARING MY HAIR DFAR TEARING: Your daughter hasn't asked me for ,111% ice, so l'in nut aix)ut to gi~- e her an)-. But I ha%e sorne for )ou , Quit tearing your hair over a grown daughter of legal age who Is* determined to Ili,e her life the way she wants to. It's her privilege. r - -w•___ — DEAR ABBY: My daughter graduated from college. With honors, eL but listen t ht this dumbbell dld 'dl with her boyfriend with the understanding that if the both decided they were right for each other they would get married. No she thinks she's pregnant, but she has not told her bo)1riend because she wants him to m&rry her for HERSELF not because there is a baby on the way. Have you ever heard of such stupidity from a colleKe graduate? Thank God we don't live in the same city because I keep am - . Only Hiccup Cure Lj B)AhlGAIL%ANfl1flF ' - LAMB ' '9 - SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Time Best And " - ByJ& -- : Refuses To Wed i - - -- . Monday, Oct. 21,1974-8A Pregnant Girl T I l f - _____ - ' p i t ng, F-Iiflfl ll Ai . -*---- _____ --I DEAR ABBY U -- - -.-- - IV - I WOMEN - - St , ,, to, Virginia Un 0hI4i' (9 Co'ar College 10 ofegon TecttIO Southern Ii Orejon Cal '6 Oregon Stntofd 31. WaShington i UCLA I?. WaPi;nqtn St 13 I 71 8 �- - ---- 2B—Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl. I I'., — - NFL -i F mi laig II I ' M'-1 iJ - . ,,-, - . ---- -- - - - --- -- - - -- - -- - - - - - - ea t n Ra e LEISURE -_ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __ nk Monday, Oct. 21, 1974-3 B __ - _____ 0- - Johnson Bowls Perfect Game - I ' 04 ~.-_ .- Uacin at Intundt1v:k1 ra(.t4Iy. Foyt averaged 94.997 miles an hour Sunday over 50 laps on the three-quarter mile track. Bobby Unser was second, Jimmy Caruthers third, Bill Vukovlch fourth and Jim McElreath fifth. Carter averaged 93.4 m.p.h., for first with Vukovich second, Caruthers third, Benny Parsons fourth, and Johnny Rutherford fifth. ABA Team In Cincinnati CINCINNATI AP - A Cincinnati sports group that owns 40 per cent of the Kentucky Colonels said an agreement Is near that could bring an American Basketball Association expansion team to Cincinnati. Brian Heekin, president of the Cincinnati Coliseum Corp., said a basic agreement is being reviewed by parties involved and final hurdles are being worked out. The deal calls for Ileekin's group to sell their Colonels' interests to the (tam's majority owners and waive a contract that calls for the Kentucky team to play at least 16 games a year in Cincinnati for the next 10 years. OVER THE FIELD, THROUGH THE WOODS Sinford Naval Acadcni Crocs Countr% arslty, •I, braved a has It racier going, Tram members (from Irfil Mock, George local route through the briars and brambles last eekend while Villabohus, and Brian Parka congratulate vach other alter their defeating St. Josephs Academy In cross country competition. victory. The boys are coached by Tim Prasy. (Herald Photos by SNA team captain Bill Ross fights the weeds, while Steve Mock Val Spakovsky) Griese Booed In Miami 9-3 Win MIAMI (AP) Quarterback too Coach Don Shula called the zone for a second period safety. Miami possession at the Chiefs' Foley said the Dolphins ex- spread their receivers too far .Bob Griese's self-confidence passing effort "as poor as I've Lloyd Mumphord partially 28 in the third period, but the pected to block some punts and didn't have enough block. despite his erratic passing paid seen It," but said he never con- blocked another punt to give Dolphins' couldn't capitalize, after films showed the Chiefs ers. off in the closing seconds Sun- sidered replacing Griese. "They were just out. day when he led the Miami Griese's off-target fourth num t*red ," he said. "Unlens Dolphins to a touchdown that down pass killed one drive on Jerrell Wilson can block for beat the Kansas City Chiefs 9-3. Kansas City's three yard line, himself while he's punting, Griese's passing was shaky and an interception ended anthey're In trouble," during the National Football other march at the Chiefs' sevLeague game, but he threw for en. The other Interceptions The victory gave the twoUme gains of 29 and seven yards to stopped the Dolphins at the ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) It and that left me a spot," said "They just kept us backed Super Bowl champion Dolphins I A lead Miami 53 yards In the final Chiefs' 34 and 29 yard lines, started out looking like another the senior from Sumter, S.C. up," Solomon said. "We didn't a 4-2 record in the American two minutes. Fullback Larry Kansas City's only score super night for Tampa quarter. have any field position and we Football Conference Eastern Csonka scored from a yard out came on a 21-yard field goal by back Freddie Solomon. B;,t by But from then on, it was all couldn't get anything going." Division and closed them to wi th 17 seconds left. Jan Stenerud after a second pe- the time the game was ove.', u- Louisiana. The Ragin' Cajuns within a game of division coThere were other frustrations leaders Buffalo and New Eng. Griese was booed by fans rind drive stalled at the Miami Spartan defense took most of scored on a two-yard run by throughout the game as he four, the credit for a 14.13 victory quarterback Barry Pdliard In in store for Solomon. He fin- land. completed only 11 of 23 passes The Chiefs' only other threat over winless Southwestern t- the first quarter, and two Ished the game with 107 yards Kansas Cit' is 2-4 in the AFC for 120 yards and had three ended after they reached siana fourth-quarter field goals by gained on the ground and 28 passes intercepted. Rafael Septirie. through the air —30 yards short West. Miami's 25 when a Mike uv. me seconi "The fans were upset and of the 5,000-yard career mark in ___ lngston pass was picked off by Solomon touched the ball SaturTam pa , consisten tly pinned pa ing a was upset too. I can understand Jake Scott at the 10. ss nd rushing. day night, he scored, on runs of deep In Its own territory by * There's Nothing how they feel. But I had conMiami got its first two points 56 and 33 yards. And he f um bled the ball away punts from Louisiana kicker Like lidence sooner or later we'd get when Tim Foley blocked a punt "The tackle took the fullback Keith Muehr, managed only on his own 12-yard fine late In fl EST it done," he said, and the ball rolled Into the end and the end took the tailback, first down in the second half. he fourth quarter. I — Ta mpa QB S off — Dark With A's Next Year OAKLAND Charles 0. Finley, owner of the World Champion Oakland Athletics, announced that Alvin Dark had accepted his offer to manage the team again during the 1975 season at a substantial increase In salary. — Nasfase Wins Spanish Open Spain Ilie Nastase of Romania beat Orantes of Spain 86, 9-7, 6.3 for the men 's singles title in the Spanish Open tennis tournament. BARCELONA, - Manuel Goolagong Beats Evert - — Long Distance Runner Needs Basketball Pro Chart SAN DIEGO CONQUISTADORS HEAT PUMP CALL.,. . -' ,, PLUM8lp WALLHEAT,NG INC - Surprisingly, the Conquistadors made the playoffs Is mason, beating Denver In a one-game playoff for the final hen n the West after tying with the Nuggets for fourth place durii he regular season. Surprising because they did It with three rookies Caldw Jones, Dwight Lamar and Tim Bassett in the starting lineni urprlslng, because they did it with the worst defense In U eague (115.7 points a game, compared to their offen.w, verage of 113.2, best In the ABA). Surprising, because they dl wi th a coach Wilt Chamberlain - who often gave the al arance of not caring and mistreated his players. And sui rising, because they played their home games in a meagr ,200-seat arena that often was not filled, certainly no induc ent for winning (this season, they'll play In the 15,000-se2t Sa )iego Sports Arena). FORWARDS: All-Star Stew Johnson carried the scoring ba t forward for the Conquistadors until mid-season, when Travi The Machine" Grant joined the team and began connecth ith his machlne4lke shots. Johnson (hAshed with over a 2( oint average and Grant hit for better than 15 points a gam iving San Diego a potent offensive front line. But defensively rant was a major risk, and when some semblance of defens as needed, either Bassett Ia starter early in the season; a corge Mams was inserted into the lineup. Rating: B. CENTER: Big Calthvli Jor, out of Georgia's little Alban ate was a revelation In his first pro season. Following hL okie season in the ABA, in which he grabbed more than 1,00 bounds and averaged better than 15 points a game, be wa ted the Rookie of the Year by the league's coaches (officially e Rookie of the Year award, as voted by sportswriters and — - - fcr ilvw TONIGHT'STV q9 ' , - - - - _____ )BOOK REV IEWS _ Semester (I) Today In Florida MONDAY 7:00 (2) To Tell Th Truth (6) Concentration (8) What's My Line (9) Truth Consequences (13) Rogues (24) lntercome 24 (3S), 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) What's My Line? 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WED. THE PIRATE. By Harold thing needed for book sales and THE WHIT! DAWN Robbins, Simon & Schuster. 408 a potential movie. SL000 FINOCI KARATE I Pages. $8.95, The sex is provocative but a If there was ever a book that little too much too often, the in*0(1556 01*1* mixed formula wri ting and top trigue Is moderate, the susT$IATU By HERSCHEL NISSENSON the la tter 31-0 four weeks ago, riddled for 22 points by Georgia talent, this seems lobe a classic pense excellent, the racism o'u strts I '.ac AP Sports Writer "Michigan Is a fine team but Tech but still came up with the example. "The Pirate" has sex, realistic, the action first-class After four upset-filled week. Oklahoma Is better," said big plays. Chuck Joner, a freshi , intrigue, suspense, racism, and the timeliness a little 4 ends, the college football scene Coach Bi ll Mallory. "If they man, blocked a punt and ran it action and timeliness every- overdone. us Life returned to normal Saturday want t play each other, it's all 42 yards for a touchdown and That takes care of the prodmno UAOOY DOG and In this jumbled season that right with me." recovered a fumble to set up uct. Now for the producer: the may be the biggest upset of all. Indiana's Lee Corso and Cob- another tall)', e NEW YORK API The when I started drinking, I was author obviously has polished Only three members of The rado's Mallory couldn't cornOne of the l60 yards gained by Supreme Court Justice. Then I talent or he couldn't have corn. Public Broadcasting Service Associated Press Top Twenty pare the 1-2 teams directly, but Southern Cal's Anthony Davis SON OF DRA(ULA bined all those ingredients into tonight is airing "Drink, Drank, landed a fascinating job IT came out losers and two of them they had some thoughts, any. 't Drunk," a one-hour look at the cleaning rugs, and now I'm HARRY PIILSSON MAO DOGS produced a touchdown and a readable work that Odinsx can help you become bowed to other ranked teams, way. IHGO STARR EN*Ll$M5N Chris Limabelu tacked on three us Slim, trim oe'ton you want to stumbling all over itself. And lush life. It's must-see viewing semi-retired and Living off my Tenth-ranked North Carolina "This is national champion- field goals enabling the sluggish be. Because Odinss contains the this book IS readable at best for anyone concerned about the mother's savings." ______________________ most .flective ritlucing ad available ____________________________ State suffered a 33-14 licking at ship cali ber team," Corso said Trojans to de feat Oregon. without a p,ssc,iptaoni excitingly and at worst embar- major disease called alcoholOne tiny Odtin.e tablet a half the hands of unranked arch-ri- after Ohio Slate's Archie GrifIsm. Fullbacks Wayne Bullock and rassingly. beSot, meal, supp.ess.s 0u? val North Carolina, but No. 9 fin romped for 146 yards and Russ Kornman split four touch- hour appetite you eat less down go lb. Produced by WQED in PillsWrapped around the growth &MINOLE BMTIETNOLDS Arizona was toppled by No. 17 two t ouchdow ns and became dow ns as NoIre Dame whipped calotss down gos the we'ght' ofArabianawarenessofMidclle burgh and hosted by Carol I''"" "'" d(ifl5e h5 bean used successfully PLATURES 113 Texas Tec h 17.1 and No. 13 the top ground-gainer in Big Army and David Walker corn- by thousands Ill nyc! the county x Eastern oil wealth and i Burnett, its main emphasis is ts lot 16 yeats ,t ' you, Kansas underwent a 56-0 huinil- Ten history. on helping families and em pleted seven of nine passes for a panion , 016 of allevvess international power ,,'tfl the Od,,n. clinically lation at the hands of No. 12 It was Griffin's 16th con- whopping 220 yards in ployers of problem drinkers tested, you will eat Sintibly no the plot framework also iNebr aska. secutive 100-yard regular-sea- Texas Aggies' trium ph over stv,ing no special e'.tcises. Safe eludes Arabian-Israeli bigotry spot the symptoms of alcoholics Meanwhile, the runaway 1-2 son game, one short of the na- TCU. One of them was a screen You must lose ugly tat as you' and terrorists and the conflicts and suggesting how to best cope teams in The AP ratings rolled tional record held by Okla- to Ronnie Hubby, who galloped money will ji• 'efundid no aucs they create in the Arab and non- With alcoholics. nons asieg Start today, 'd to easy victories—, top-ranked homna's Steve Owens. Griffin 60 yards to score. But the heavy boozer might •'ce fat a"d liii longet vilh Arab world. Oclitis, Ohio State crushed Indiana 49-9 also passed the centu ry mark in Texas Tech stifled Arizona's There are two dominant also tb well to watch it, If only Holid1y isle Complex ' while runner-up Oklahoma the Rose Bowl last Jan. 1, but high-powered offense, holding characte rs and several other fora%)')',Yetr'1orsharp Ph. 323 1910 •' Sanford '1 bombed Colorado 49-14. that doesn't count in the NCAA the Wildcats to 273 yards, well figures of almost equal sketch about an alcoholic and ______________________ Elsewhere, third-ranked record book, below their average. Curtis We Still Have Our....... _________________ strength. All the characters his nondrinking, nagging wife. Michigan shaded Wisconsin 24Griffin's output boosted his Jordan and Randy Olson came complement each other and are It Was written b the husbandLUNCHE ON 20, No, 4 Alabama trounced career yardage to 3,321, Sw'- through with key Interceptions long . carefully meshed by Robbins and-wife team of Joe Bologna Tennessee -6, No. 5 Auburn passing the mark of 3,315 set by and t he Red Ra iders also Fethat their relationships add to and Rene Taylor. S P E CIA L NYRAL FLORIDA'S outscored Georgia Tech 31-fl, Purdue's Otis Armstrong a covered two Arizona bobbles. Ttie"re contestants in a the color and magnetism of the Served 11:30 am. 'it 7:30 p.m. AND FINEST ST STEAK HOUSE No. 6 Southern California strug- couple of years ago. game show, "You Waste Your North Carolina scored three story. gled past Oregon 16-7, No. 7 Life," in which the ceaselessly Meanwhile, Oklahoma's Joe times in the first period on runs Dudley Lehew LOUNGE OPEN DAILY—INCLUDING UN Notre Dame flattened Army 48- Washington, a junior Like Grif- of 36 yards by Mike Voight, cheery m.c. (Ron Carey) notes ________________________________________ Associated Press lil- _____ 0 a nd No. 8 Texas A&M eased fin, rambled for 200 yards and three by Chris Kupec and 10 by t he game is played for high r past Texas Christian 17-0. stakes: "You can lose your four touchdowns in Just 18 car- Boom-Boom Betterson and in \ I I'lI I H 4 l In t he Seco nd Ten, 11th-rated ries against Colorado as the toppling N.C. Sta te, wife, your family, your house, your self-respect and your Penn State rallied to be at Syr- Sooners chew ed up 594 yards of Penn State's Tom Shuman drapes." acuse 30-14. No. 14 Florida real esta te on the ground. FAMILY RECREATI ran for two touchdowns and I Huvy Weitsen turned ba ck Florida State 24-14, Contestant Bologna, bleary"There can't be a be tter team passed for a thi rd agai ns t STCPi.tco.l.d to Pstf.ction eyed and in a ba throbe, tells No, 15 Arizona Sta te whipped than Oklahoma," said Mallory. acuse; Nebraska's Dave about himself this way: "Well, Utah 32-0, No. 16 Texas leveled "They were awesome. If Humnm fairly sizzled with 23 Hole 2700 yd. Golf Course GOLDEN SPOON AWARD Driving Rang, Picnic IISI'"J WINNER Arkansas 3&7. No. 18 Maryland there's a better back In the completions In 27 tosses I moor— Golf llfllruct,On.Pro Boating blanked Wake Forest 47.0, No. country than Washington, I eluding 15 in a row liiul! I 7'W' for 230 Golf CliniC Oadmnton & in M..-: _t kJ,..I r -----I . WeekendNormal( ?) ____ TV Takes Look At 'L 11 — ... III Ir P1 e Bearsand I -$ ____________ — LOSE WEIGHT OR MONEY BACK - — College Football 611 fl24Ia - ABA Western Division 1973.74 finish: W 37, L 47 — 41h place (tie) tt't , Tnn — Courage, Skill And Mace' By IRA BERKOW , was a 19-year-old college Kathy couldn't scream; the had to get the hole pointed in the The Herald Services student at Syracuse University. sound was caught in the pit of exact directi on. The sun's morning rays were She had signed the applica tion her stomach. already growing warm as they She touched the can. And now form "K.V. Switzer," and wore "Gimme yo ur money," he everything went fantastically spilled in an orange stream a hooded swea tshirt on this said. "I'm gonna cut you.,, across the East River, and then slow, like in a dream sequen ce. rainy day. She was finally He was a bo ut 5-8, an inch or She brought the can up, on to the concrete promenade discovered when the day so ta ller than she. He weighed spraying all where Ka thy Switzer ran. A the way. She brightened and she removed about 160 pounds, some 35 re boat horn sounded; birds were members seeing the stream i her excess clothing while pounds more than Kathy. His of spray in the trees. She felt easy and the sun f iltering running. The Mara thon's co- erm around her neck W53 light. It was a beau tiful morthrough It . rising from the director, Jock Semple, a white- viselike, fling. And w he n she heard the / man's waist to his chest to his haired Scotsman, believing she t She heard her voice, coming neck to his chi n and into his footsteps behind her she turned was desecrating the event, gave from some distant place, say- eyes. and looked, more out of Inher hell with his brogue and Ing, so absurdly rational In this stinctive curiosity than alarm. The man clutched his eyes L\ tried to rip the number off her monstro A hundred or so yards behind, us moment, "But YOU and ran blindly off. Kathy 111,110 & back. Fellow runners came to can plainly see I have no dashed in the opposite direcshe saw a man in sweatshirt her aid, and she remained in the money." and sweat pants in a leisurely tion. She got to a phone and race to the finish. "Come wi th me," he said. He called her frie trot obviously a fellow nd Phillip at their Jogger. Subconsciously she felt La ter, the Amateur Athle ti c began pulling her toward the apartment. He called the cluster of trees and bushes. police. relieved about that. Union barred her and other" I'm gonna cut you." Kathy has had scme uncomKathy, shaken, soon pulled women from competing with (ortable experiences while JogSights and sounds and herself together and a couple of men (she had run distance on lioughts swirled for Kathy. The hours later was in her office, ging alone. Now, she always her college team, 100). trees, the sun, the concrete, the working at her public relations clips a pencil-thin aerosol can of successfully fought that ruling, nell of the man, the pressure job AMF, a sports equipment "dog spray" to the drawstring with the help of others. In 1972 of his muscles, the squashing of company. of her sweat pants, to ward off was running In the her neck, the sparkle of the some dogs and some people. Ma ra thon again, but thisBoston And after work, before dark, UflI One afternoon several legally, river, the knife point jabbing she jogged her regular evening the flesh behind her ear. routeof10mjles.Ka thySwjr months ago, while Jogging Kathy Switzer has been Thoughts of rape, of no help still through Central Park,. five had a marathon to run. striving since the Boston nearby, of being slashed and, tough-looking youths Jumped Marathon of 1967 to earn a place hew crazy it seemed later in the out of the hushes. As Kathy for herself and other women telling, the rage at how unfair came up bill in her 18th mile, KATHY SWITZER athletes in the male- dominated that all her vigorous training the boys made lip-smacking sports world. She feels women for the marathon should be wunds, and said how they liked footsteps. K2thy was in training even in athletic events, are washed away in a her long legs and supple body. for an pool of her important race for her, always looked at as Own blood. women first She recalls now that she was too the Olympic spon and athletes last, by officIaLs, She knew she had to get her tired ccn to be sartd, paid sol-eti New YorkAirways. City 1. marathon some participant, and many hand on that aerosol can clipthem no heed, Jogged around rim of 26 miles, 383 yards. In the spectators. She recalls in her ped to her sweatpants, and hidthem and continued down the last year she has made first Boston Marathon when, den under her warmup jacket. hill. They were too stunned by tremendous progress in her alter some 20 miles, she was so The man wasn't aware of her insouciance to follow, .V times. She says she has 20 fatigued she could hardly keep Kathy's attempt to get the can, When she runs on the pro- minutes off her time. Withcut blue her eyes open. Strangely, sta' Sb' knew even uider this great i incnade, she rms aio:o. the iron ,.. .J. ,h-. 4...... 7 , WEATHE RI RON 1007 S. Sanfc!'d tdste.i's. ut to &ri Ant-nioc N.un - G&W&I aw Electric LOS ANGELES Australian Evonne Goolagong defeated Chris Evert, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., 6-3, 64 to win a $100,000 women's championship and earn $32,000 the richest first prize in women's tennis. 11 . MOUNT POCONO, Pa. (AP) - A.J. Foyt earned $7,500 for winning the sprint car feature and Poncho Carter $3000 for capturing the campaign midget car this . HOROSCOPE — Foyt, Carter Win sei'kend in the frt %Vnrhi Series of Auto By ALEX SACIIARE (ace the Bears at Chicago In three minutes left. Oakland AP Spnrts Writer tonight's national television trailed 27-23 at the time. And then there was one game, Oakland got the ball back at barely. Lions 20, Vikings 18 midfield with no time outs left %' The surprising St. Louis Car. Bill Munson was the bfr man and 1:36 on the clock. Ken dinals are now the only unde. for the Lions, completing For Tuesday, October 22, 1974 of Stabler guided the Raiders feated team in the National 32 passes for 276 yards. Ten of downfield masterfully, and Football League the Mm- his passes were caught by wide Charlie Smith capped the drive Ii) CARROLL Itl(;IiTI:lt nesota Vikings and New Eng. receiver Ron Jessie. with a one-yard scoring scamland IPatriots were knockDetroit's victory was Its first per around the right side with over the Vikings in 14 meetings eight seconds remaining. ed from the ranks of the GENERAL TENDENCIES: A most adveise day and evening beaten Sunday—and Coach Don going ba ck to 1967. Saints 13, Falcons 3 to force any issues at all. Concentr a te upon doi ng your own job Coryell is enjoying his team's Bills 30, Patriots 28 Bobby Scott, given the start- well without making abrupt or dramatic changes, and give a success to the fullest, New England's Sam Cun- ing nod at quarterback when smile of encouragement to those who feel discouraged. "The pressure of being un. ningham raced 75 yards for a Coach John No'th benched /j'. ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Don't interfere when a partner beaten doesn't make any dif- touchdown on the first play chic Manning during the week, and a bigwig are arguing, or you could become the fall guy. Avoid ference from a coaching from scrimmage, but after that tossed a 36-yard scoring pass to one who wants to con you. standpoint, but I like it," said it was a struggle for the PaIn. Paul Seal for the only touch. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Don 't go off on a foolish tangent Coryell, in his second year at St. ots, who had stunned football down of the game as the Saints Louis since lea ving San Diego ex perts by winning their first upset Atlanta for t when much of value awaits your attention. Investigate an apheir first viepealing new venture. Make right preparations. State. "I wouldn't be in the five games, tory In 19 games on the road. GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Plan time wisely soyoucan get business ill didn't." "That run scared me," said Steelers 20, Browns 16 intothe work ahead of you and also enjoy amusements. A creative Quarterback Jim Hart Buffalo quarterback Joe Pittsburgh struggled past the talent may take longer than expected. sparked the Cards to a 31-13 Ferguson, wh threw for three Pr n.s as quarterback J GilM(x)N (.IIll.Dl(I:N June 22 to July 21) Be fair when an lead early in the fourth quarter, 'il)s "I'm just glad we forgot 11am managed to complete just associate and a Family tie are conversing so there will be no and they withstood two one- about it and came right back," five of 18 pass attempts for the argument. Don't lose your temper. yard touchdown runs by tie added. Steelers. Two second-half field Houston's George Amundson LEO i 22 to Ferguson threw touchdown goals by Roy Gerela were the for the victory, passes to Paul Seymour and diFference, those who assist you in some community matter. Don't overwork, Hart capitalized on a pair of O,J.Siinpson within the next 11 or you'll regret it. Safeguard health and be happie r. Redskins 24, Giants 3 Oiler fumbles and threw touch- minutes to put Buffalo in front, VIRGO Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You have an opportunity to inVeteran Sonny Jurgensen down passes of six and 40 yards and New England never dr crease income now, so concentrate more on that. Try to fit key ew threw three touchdown passes people into key situations. toEarlThomasinal:32nijnute ev2n. to pace the Redskins, who took span of the second quarter to Rams 37, 49ers 14 l.IBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) You may not agree with a close advantage of frequent New spark the Cards, tie's suggestions, but discuss your ideas quietly, and you reach James Harris sparkled In his York mistakes, including a punt Meanwhile, the Detroit Lions first start at quarterback for which was blocked by Mike right conclusions. Use diplomacy. dropped Minnesota from the list the Rams, passing for three Hull. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Busy yourself at whatever will of the unbeatens, upsetting the touchdowns and running for anget you out of any tight spot. First take care of your own problems Cowboys 31, Eagles 24 Vikings 20-16, while New other. He completed 12 of 15 before trying to help others. Dallas snapped a four-game England's balloon fina ll y was passes for 276 yards. SA(ITTARIUS Nov. 22 to Dec. 21 Attend to Important los ing streak by beating the burst by Buffalo 30.2,8. San rrancisco wide receiver Eagles. Roger Staubach's onematters, steer clear of time-waster. Elsewhere in the NFL, the Dan Abrarnowici caught two yard TD run midway through CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Although you do not agree Baltimore Colts whipped the passes and set an NFL record the four with what a bigwig says, do not voice yo ur own opinions or you th quarter was the mar New York Jets 35.0, the New with at least one reception In 97 gin of victory, could lose out where it counts most. Be tactful. Orleans Saints upset the At- straight games. Colts 35, Jets 20 AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Complete indoor ork early, hints Falcons 13-3, the Dallas Dolphins 9, ChIefs 3 Baltimore's Lydell Mitchell then get outdoors, Your adviser does not see eye to eye with a new Cow-boys Cow beat t he Philadelphia "It was a tough yard," said set an NFL record by carrying contact. Make your own decisions. Eagles 31-24, the Pittsburgh Miami Dolphins fullback Larry the ball 40 tIm es, one more than PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Know iull the facts before Steelers edged the Cleveland Csonka, whose one-yard plunge O.J. Simpson's standard set deciding on a matter where adviser and associate do not agree. Browns 20-16, the Washington with 17 seconds remaining beat last year. He gained 156 yards Learn by listening carefully. Redskins defeated the New the Kansas City ChIefs 9-3. and scored one touchdown in IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or she will always York Giants 24-3, the Miami Csonka, who didn't practice all leading the Colts to their first look on both sides of any problem, question, and then come to a Dolphins slipped past the Kan- week because of an injured left victory of the season, firm decision. This Is the key to the success in this chart. The field us City Chiefs 9-3, the Denver knee, gained 80 yards In 17 car. Broncos 27, Chargers 7 of law would be excellent here as a profession, male or female, or Broncos defeated the San Diego ries. Running back Floyd Little, work In edicational fields. The Innovator Is also in this chart, but Chargers 27-7, the Los Angeles Raiders 30, Bengali 27 slowed all season by a nagging on a practical basis. Religion a must early. Rams topped the San Francisco "There was never any doubt ankle injury, scored one touch. "'Ihe Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of 49ers 37-14 and the Oakland in my mind ," Oakland Coach dow n and set up another your life is largely up to YOU. by Raiders beat the Cincinnati John Madden said of his dcci- galloping 72 yards wi th a short Bengals 30-V. Carroll RigMer's Individual Forecast for your Sign for November is siontopunt with his team at the pass to lead Denver past San The Green Bay Packers will Cincinnati 32-yard line with Diego. ready. For your copy nd your birthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast, Evening Herald. P.O. Box 62,, Holly*ood, Calif. 9002$ ,,, BATTLE CREEK, Mich. lAP) Don Johnson of Akron. Ohio, averaged 251 and rolled a perfect game In match play Sunday, piling up a 2609in lead over Mickey Higham of Kansas City In the $50,000 Buzz Fazio Open Bowling Tourney. Johnson started slowly, losing his first two games, then ran into Higham, who edged him in a thriller by a single pin 279-273. Then Johnson rolled his perfect 300 game against Johnny Petraglia, followed by five straight triumphs. Johnson ended with an actual pinfall of 2,009 In eight games. Higham won seven of his eight matches to move into second place, 40 pins ahead of Petraglia. i -- Cards Alone I n Li n b _'14 WNI 9 Ilk - / I Monday, Oct. 21 1974 - - - -- I featuring - LOWREV ORGANS . . ' Is coming to the - Altamonte Mall a prOw of what'i to come at our MUSICAL CABOOSE Zayrvi PIaji at Hwy's S0 & 435 Octobsr 1741 — . House Of S teak - Got I i — ' _______ _-1A b. ______________ - $ " --"- .,: 1 . " FRA&VUES — IF -. " - FAMILY WORLD 10 'ri!.2vel .. . . ..... . ., GRAND OPE - - - - ' , -_ - "' '' ' �Monday, Oct. 21,1974-4f3 Evening Hertad Sanford, Fl. hkori Walker BEETLE BAILEY WIN OW!0WIYIPAcncAuY 1 . ( ANYONE .0 9ARD To 00 OI4AT TUPI '.. ..-" o FOCI LOCKER! \ tu/) \.... \ ..,' BRIDGE C-VE9 6C-E- ,,, o' AT : ByOSWAU)and CUT OF WoRk? I oW.' jAMES 21 NOItTII 4 J2 0 I NNW to _ 4 Q943 686 : KQJ9 4 J 7 ? 10653 +Q64 111) 4 Q 1086 4J92 ART U SSLE T ATTAO 21 The hulitin has bee n I North Fast South ,ell " *1 D -;U Y ou. South hold by A Sonsom V'1 itvi' pp&tTl ., cOULO'T1 thing at the bridge table. At 0 duh hiti thit tk Jim • South takes the First trick with duiiun s ace of athough we bad one and leads the Jack of 4N n the rice range you can aIford h Yo Oh, coft now' That went out yea(S 3g01" tiuh u coul d also °' °_ B 1! FUNNY BUSINESS notiump Idert ha t last .____- IL PIE ( ) ______ _____ L CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ASK MAY 17'S NOT ALP1A3TiCAL... ' > J\ - •ipproals Appro v al for the safety ___ I available funding, both federal engineering feat whereby a feels about the five deaths that r —. T - I . 'oo '!' ¼I TUSTU" cou --r-. I T ,' Ilorner added that the DOT, :.IOU . - f Tk 1 :- fl )]1 fl Q - I / -'•'k- C , V fl '' IF; ___________________ U Seminole county officials and Park, were plucked by a rescue helicopter from their 16-foot boat marooned In a mass of water hyacinths on Lake Jessup near Black got her first 'plane" ride just before midnight Ibnunock Fish Camp Both retirees told sheriffs deputies and Mrs. Jordan and her 84-year-old fishing co rn panicn, John E. Smith, also of Winter Oviedo emergency unit crewmen they "weren't scared" when they found their boat blocked the wind-whipped hyacinths about 5p.m. when they tried to head for the f .. H . WHO WAS GALLMYPI1OR Ey, - SCAITERIN(s HIS IYPF-... camp with tr catch of four speckled perch. Fishermen on shore 100 yards away heard THIS WATER SLfl'Pl.Y 'flIREATENEPI HAPLIN 51)0< YA1J IRATE APPR.WI1C Pfl5SMAN, 1HERE 5O OF RCY le / - 1HING FOR MY ULCER Fish camp personnel retrieved the boat Sunday when winds shifted the hyacinths. - -. &JJ Nr APETERREINUR MENTS ~E I I NIL ILV PQISCILLA, I'M GOI NG TO READ 'TO Y%A _R ) / • " OH, W4 ALWAYS / WILL 'TIOU QEA0 REAL SOFT I 501 CAN REAR) . .. • .•. .i rescue. Mrs Jordan told officers, 'We had G Wo be KNOW.- - 9OWN KEL15EY? 12 'ILI SKARE OF WEIR0 KIDS oN THIS BLOCK I F004D 11-416 But today those bonnets just pac by Bob Montana ARCHIE INA1JEMpr' JI AND SHOP I L1 GOOD / r /.; j \ .101IN E. SN11TI1 YOU'RE tnMon towers have been dyna- mited th the Poland area City officials asked for a Drainage Bond Forum A corrunercial tugboat is that will be removed whole ' Wednesday or Thursday with a "Ono farmer is asking for too state-owned Ii) acinth truckloads to spread over his -ester from Astor. The fields," Euga said. The harvester will be docked in hyacinths are cut into the soil Sanford's lakefront marina by discing and used as fertilizer until next Monday when In a and soil stabilizer, he said. demonstration for state and Euga said the county will federal officials it will be used provide five acres of land near to clear the harbor of the pesky the. Osteen Bridge (SR 415) on water weeds. the SL Johns River where the Delbert Euga, local member harvester will eventually be of the state Advisory Council of installed to remove the Conservation, sold today area waterway-c hoking hyacinthaas farmers are showing interest in they float downriver from Lake the nutrient-laden hyacinths Jessup and other lakes. -A . D0110,1111, THE PRINCIPACS OFFICE I iirY}JArOM plans Sunday after L~e power tricity if needed. scheduled toajveatSanfoed from theharbor. ' in and we communications center for emergency services. "What we probably face is an Portland Genera! Electric outage where the entire area Boaters, Farmers I T couldn't move." pral to order overtime shifts for workers already converting a civil defense shelter into a administration refused to pay a jj_ 2 wrapped up for the night." Using a sheet of plastic and a beach umbrella to shield them from the wind, the elderly fishermen had resigned themselves to a night on the water. As she returned Polk's jacket, also dropped from the'copter, and gulped down a cup of hot coffee Mrs. Jordan commented on her "first plane ride" and noted that in her 15 years of fishing in the area she had been blocked In by hyacinths once before. "We got out Owt time. Air- PORTLAND, Ore (A?) — $1 million ransom demanded State, local and federal author. an extortion letter. ities have begun preparations ufficials from area mili tary to counter possible power Installations and the Oregon blackouts In case an ex- National Guard were briefed on toctio ist carries out his teat the situa tion. arvester ssists Seated in an emergency van after the / _rj by Dick Cavalli I feeredtoshore. - BOY WINTHROP - funds to finance the completion of a new zoo facility just west of Sanford. The barefoot Brock encountered a rattlesnake and sufferedcuts ando twisted kneeafterb, - ftr.rtpd the mission, and resum ed his effortwearing a pair of shoes. tration officials, area police and combustion-powered and steam Don Hodel. the FBI reviewed eme rgency plants to provide extra ele Since Sept 26, 11 ______ Sheriff John Polk said off-duty Oviedo policeman Kelly Fore was dropped into the fishing boat with a portable radio from the hovering Orange Comty Shmiff's Department Rescue One helicopter and as the temperMure dropped into the nudonthe wind-swept lake, the anglers were hoisted into the 'copter in a basket-type stretcher and by Al Venneer S POP / Stan Brock (left) , star television's "Wild Kingdom," is seen receiving aid from Jack Hanna cf the Cen tral Flo rida Zoo during his first of six day 162-m ile coast to coast ran. Brock is soflclung line towers In the Portland Co. and Pacific Power and might be totally without power area. Ligt, major city-based for a few honn uptoa day or .. frayed. , 21 ___ BENEFACTOR tod)amj more trapon boat to shore with a winch but a rope that they by Hoirridahl & Staffel YA.SYLVESTR! _______________ - , during next x hours rescuers tried to pull the OX? I :T1 - T • Leg isla t ive ready. Smith was reunited with a son at fish camp following the helicopter rescue die pair's calls for help but were unable to get tothetr boat with anaIrt beca use of tightly packed hyacintlw. The Sheriff's Department was notified and /01 21*1C I : &Wth said he's ready to go i fishing again but Mrs. Jordan wasn't so positive she was had at ta ched to th e boat became dangerously BUGS BUNNY Vililen told state officials last been put off long enough," It wits tiiiii for the Ills state to reshuffle priorities to Lure, was pushed through by By BOB LLOYD City Editor Mrs. Dorothy Jordan, 72, of Winter Park, by T. K. Ryan OH 1 - the top of the bridge to connect said. _____ Fi'Oshi'Ong Adventure Ma Be Last Blackout Threatene mergency an ai P AVY7W AS1W yer? 1 TUMBLEWEED j T f -- , guard rail to avert another safety measure. safety steel raffing less than a have promised to replace the pressure to bear at the state tragedy. Ten days ago, five Vihlen said Revell assured week ago. antique structure, level. 4) " • fl F'_; : 'T ______ steel eyebeam will be placed at occurred 10 days ago," Vihien week that the new bridge "has Saturday and It's one ride she won't forget Chic Young r traffic tragedy by appealing great deal of his time, Reubin Askew plamed his operation In detail directly Revell. complicated and told us how seriously he an a : - ACE MRYARR044XI 66W)wa~6v PINal 10mo BI ONDIE railin g, .: system of steel pilings and the installation of the interim the new bridge and the interim decade, during campaigns, Delegation also brought MPHIc, H4145 54CRET CIMLY, MN)rffse Q _____ Aw civic interests have actively give the problem the immediate telephone interview from lost, heeded requests of the C of Fifth Dtrict DOT Engineer pursued a new Osteen Brie attention It deserved. Tallahassee reported that sta te C, Vihien, Rep. Eugene Mooney Bill Benedict, Vihien said. for more than 15 years and each crews began work this morning (Rasse!berry and other civic Civic, political and chamber gubernatorial candidate Mooney as chairman of the , /X75ECRTI48YIT ' ____ Secretary of theFlorida related aproaches and in Dpartment of Transportation dicated the DOT professionals Manager Jack Horner in a failure to act before lives were Trudeau ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ___________________ 000NESBURY REASSIGNING OUR ACA DEMIC LEVEL... aa4 developing and itistalling a leaders to order the immediate leaders began a major push for through the 1960's and in this Seminole !N THE REAR, - NOR ACCORDING TO OUR WHAT BASIS YOU RE ¶ arry Lew is I.. aUDE e1 SNORERS O project holds a priority on the Vihlen and Greater Sanford In the face of criticism likel to to the new steel guard rails and Chamber of Commerce de velop over the department's be tied underneath the struc U ' *f\ i J Send St for jACOBY MODERN at Bridge." (d o this book to Radio newsp aper). P a Box 489. 10019 NV York. P° West will lead a second heart. South will have lost his timing and his contract." ______ careened through the bridge's County Commissioner Sid Overtricks, but it is going to fail. ____ Hereld Staff Writer that the new Osteen Brid ge 1" priority In the Fifth District, and state," Vihien said, 'ner Tomorrow -- fr I persons were killed as a of a new bridge was given "No. forn of partner rehids two notrump for a finesse If it works South will expect to make two i ri itv DONNA (DOT) today and construction are working looking Into all -'I greed, he will let the Jack ride %Vhat do vou do now" - ty Safe 'I'm personally reassured Th e bridge's dilapidated that the DOT top ad. c0ndition and extreme hazard wooden guard rail into the St level Ilesaldthatplansto ministration Is aware of the was emphasized 10 days ago TALLAH AIIASSFE A SSE E - The Johns l(ier secure construction funding, critic need and I feel we do wt'en fi ve li ves were lost emergency installation of a "Secretary Revell saitt his estiinated at $3.3 million, will have the car and the interest of Complex safety ~, ,uard rail department is working -tailed with the com- the (1,.-partincrit," %lihivri said, stun mi the UU in Bridge ii April , 19 j , bid letting for pktion of engineering plans and irhcad€d a ioncert€d move was ordered by Walter Re v ell, construction of the bridge and all related enirnnmental a for a new structure after the "Secretary Revell ga ve us e CO TODAY'S QUISTIO'i YOU (10 bid IIAO ClUbS and ~otji trumps. East plays the six spot. I f South has the wrong 1 I 'w ' %%'hat do vou bidl leas t, the ssrom' kind of greed -- istal iin g n t t A ZNT l'ass 34 Pats THE BOR N LOSER I 2-6 1 1 avi 2T l'acs State L truinps. But in rubber bridge you play for your contract and only go after overtricks when Hitract is safely hoine." North-South vulm-rable I Ila&s — 10, East had held the queen of K5 DONE MAXr, OOP! 7$4EY WILL KILL M1= .oc Sanford, Florida 32771 Price Cents 67th Year, No. 53—Monday, Oct. 21, 1974 J trump break and two 2 i5 I and a diamond but South will Iw r home with ga m e Jim: -This particular trump safety play would have cost 4;011TI1 _ _ I-_I ' defense ill collect to trumps FAST 5 ALLEY OOP safe. lie will rise with the king of trumps, cash the ace and go after diamonds. Eventually the A 103 +A741 0 ff EAt . Oswald: "The right kind of greed will tell South to play 4•4 r A#'EE JACOBY Tonight Sanford city commissioners will present plans and data on the proposed $6.5 million drainage bond issue at a public form tonight at the lakefront civic center. Starting at 8 p.m., the forum will feature city Officials and - thering consultants who will answer residents' questions bond Issue, on the referendum ballot, ie SIGNS WE. ROOM MADE FOR I I I / I . CAPTAIN EASY EYCELLENT: FOR -VVL9t 'TV 5-14CW HERE FROM LONCNN THIf, SACK TO MY AFrERN00#4.L0jZD YL)iE-: COFFIN VZ 00'1~~E yvLx:rH0RP I _____ - \ / 1) 1L [ • •. /O•3l W HeraldStaff ri ter . EEK & MEEK - HA HA. AA. .4 'A JAN t Chief Justus East laid a stinging indictment on the legal profession today, charging the major concern of many lawyers is not to reduce crime, but to by Howie Schneider T,4 14A IGHT HA.. Fotm.. COUTIU-E 10 00 FUAJiJY C-0,A.A kiab FLil-CIER AXWS, I') I 1k \ #••.r\ 00__10 I . county court system and the . I i law, and car see what is happening between attorneys and — GEORGE KARCHER JOHN GOVORURK jusTUS EAST - - -4" . judges are too lenient. They cher said, "but I think he is KEN TRIPLETT clients—the wheeling XNA DICID91) SHORT RIBS Z'b% *CIDNT I' by Frank Hill LOWER$ , %1_ CU. 'EJ M I ,. ID2XTHERUS1'EN V I N N. - ''I I C ; - Ii / ;-•1 \•/ KEEP RUMPIMA t 3NYO . gAL1ry, think search warrants are gemralizing. Certainly every terrible — a pain in the neck. individual is different and of. ' /i ( _)( r I •.•:: ' ?.-_.I, -.-------,-.-. ---- -- ---- '-'-- i__I_ : . -. — - --------- . -.-' -,------- '' -.'--- T' - __ ... --- _. :, ' : -: -' -. '....._L_.,..,_... - ''.; t.;. :ç... .' T .. - -- ______-__ __.... _-_____ __-.-____ ___,_• . , . _____ . . . .__- ' -:— -. ;': • ... . . .. .. _E .t_ _._ --..--_.-..__.._. • ..*J - , . •'.T\-.- :... 4~ : :':,, ANN speak for the bonds. Weather Details Page Index dealing, the plea barga ining courts In 'favor of a county Casselberry offenders being proposed change would be county court where they can They pay lip service to the law, ficers are human beings." between the dtfense lawyers system is not a good move, forced to go to court in Sanford fine," said Oviedo Police Chief make a deal," he said. are arrogant and abusive of "A feeling I try to inoculcate Around the clock 4A Ken -The county court system is their aitthority," JuIlan, a into my officers." Karcher ould be very inconvenient. contending city and the prosecutor's," East Bridge . 4B "I'm partial to the our cases now t ransferred to the fine," Longwood Police Chief former Sanford poli ce man said, said, 'j that it is their duty o Calendar .............. ..3A said. municipal court" said Winter county are dismissed or not Tom Ilennigan said, recomIle gave the plea bargaining "My feelings are neither observe and charge with Comics . 4B s Police Chief John prosecuted without notification mending , however, that before strongly for nor strongly violations of a law. It is up to Crossword Puzzle aspect In county courts as his hk "Our judge (former to the cii)' municipal courts are phased against the Judicial system," the court to adjudicate. Once Dear Abby major reason for opposirg the "Ninetv per (lent assistant state atty. Newman of city c=s eut tN9t .-Onie arrangements be Ifennigan sai d. Admitting there the matter is before the court, Dr. Lane "I'm proud and happy our phasing out of the municipal .5A Brock) metes out jusfice in a going to the county courts are made for a traveling judge to are problems with young police an officer triust min court system. lie said plea municipal judge (James Byrne tainan Dr I ainb., ....... 6A e- fairand impartial ' bargaining, as such, very of Ajthrwntc "Mt offenders, ho hire end of the count) Hennlgan added that so per cent seldom takes place In city tremeb ethicaland a highly said. Sanford Police Chief Ben Hos pital 3A d la e r ," Chief East contends that most of problems with the young Butler was not available for Obituaries ..... ..•...3A "If the county would not attorneys to represent them, motivated jurist court. wy f1f A -- - City comm issioner A.A. McClanahan will speak agnste bondiseand Mayor e Moore and commissioners Gordon Meyer, John MOrrI and . ___ us) dtlIlxratLl write legislation corrected. with built-'in Loopholes. "The ot he r 10 per cent are There are good attorneys either phased out of taw enand there are others whose forcement or leave taw encapability I question," East forcement of their o acsaid. cord," fiennigan said. East's comments came on the liennigan said that comheels of reported remarks by passion and common senise am Seminole County Bar acquired by experience and Association President Ned cannot be taught to any hunian Julian in the Sunday Herald. being. -The young officer has to Julian said many young get out on the road and learn police officers today because of and it is the supervisor's job to their general age (under 30) sit on the ones who get out of lack law enforcement. Ile said hand," he said. "Fundamentals there is a tremendous resent- can be taught in the classroom. nient among law enforeemert E x perience must be gainedon officer today that no one knows the strmt," lie said. how to render justice, but a "I'm sue there Is some truth police officer. "They think in JuHan's comments," Kar- qmmftft- "The educated policeman can we the inadequacies in the FRANK AND ERNEST I • 1' rn 0 It I . , East with four other.Suminole County police chiefs endorsed the Florida Bar A&wiation speclak committee recommun icipal H1% HA 04A — -- Altamonte Springs Pol ice 1 j; 9,li, t ttj1,_0 to e uce rime -- - - by Crooks & Lawrence OKAY.OKAY_ &E RIOPIT ON WHERE THE e s on . , -- . _____ a as By DONNA CERNEV! 80 NAP! L that would finance a cit)vide system of storm drainage interceptor .. .. —. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 20, 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/0b2df4f9ebc803c0bdd6726a303734d3.pdf e769e574a25efdbc8388250828464c98 PDF Text Text - - _______ 1 128—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ______ Thursday, Oct. 17, 1974 Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY PUT 6OmEOME 1 (rM GOiNG A i 1OTEL.L. - - LEFT AN UGLY IO•i1 (' )1 ° (___) )) + 975 *AKJ87 __ _____ ake I 4,logs 1 DID syou'\ 'EAOTht5 ..,i HAS 10 PUNISH HEAR., jTHON II14G PEOPLE JUST BE •-'- _% I ~ Ir ,,- ~ 1 ~~,/l~ ' 4 . 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A i \ -~ 11-. - - I I Z..I / other unrelated matter first, delaying an encl to the suspense 4 4 -# . .__1 ~ - * ~-. i t~-K-____- ":4 . that has gripped O'Malley through six months of investi- - `~ - -. ', i I A " ,, O CHARGED IN ROBBERY Seminole Sheriff's deputies today arrested three persons in last week's armed robbery of three elderly Midway residents In which a sale reportedly containing $100,000 in savings was taken. Rev. Grant Wilson, $O, of 538 W. SR-436, Altamonte Springs, shown at right with IA. George Abbgy, as booked on armed robbery and use of firearm In commission of felony ch2rges. HIs wIle iN far -,38, shown at left with detecthe Jerry Capshaw, was charged as accessory to robbery. A 17 year-old juverille was also arre%ted. Officials said the empty sale has been rm vered and a search is tuiderway for the money. (hlcraldPhotosby Bill Vincent) "C WA -1. 00 Bicentennial Medals Available 0 - __ hatz~~ been uncler disciission through - 11% I ..) No . 2 ~ ,Z _. ., (have) top priority" when 1.1 become governor in January." I _______________ F Char e iv .I- . .- ~). I - I I ' I ____ C rp_ % -# N - .• Republican gubernatorial The letter noted that Urder ministration and as a result "it gatlon CiIude Kirk's is factually unknown when candidate Jerr) Thomas former Go Meanwhile, the Tampa ThbFrida) laid the blame for last administration 812 mIllion had coiistruction of a new bridge uric quoted sources as saying week's five deaths in the Osteen been authorized to build a new will be completed." that OMalley protnised to deDistrict Engineer C. A. "Bill" posit state treasury bonds in a Bridge tragedy at the doorstep bridge to replace the dangerous of Gov. Reuben Askew, his and obsolete Osteen Bridge." Benedict and deputy engineer group of banks if he received a Democratic opponent. ThOmas further charged that Charles Sylvester Jr. con- $ io,00o contribution to his 1970 77homas, in a letter to the the project was not vigorously firnied as inuch Thursday when campaign. Board of Seminole Count) pursued by the Askew ad- during a meeting with IUCII1 0 Ma1le's treasury deposit Commissioners and W. Garnett bers of the chamber's Road and decisions apparently have been Bridgt Committee the) were investigated by the grand Jury White, President of the Sanford unable to give a .satisfactory CLamber of Commerce, CLEAR ~Wk-_~ answer as to when work might .-_____ N I ___________ 7' Deal w TAUAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Blamed On Askew I ON THE OTHER SiDe S _____ I .0 ___4 .."...1-,__ _% ne I.Ron County grand jury expected to deal with ,m BATHING " t li ).4I OMalley - was i J tions of Soviet taws and regu- position to bring to the attention ard of initial compliance-to be between him and Kissinger. teria and practices will hence- emigration response." Jackson told reporters at a The White House made no an forth govern emigration from 3 "Applications for emigra. Kissinger's letter made no White House news conference nouncement of its own and all the USSR" tion will be processed In order mention of the number of cmi. that the 60,000 figure did not press releases distributed there Kissinger listed six points, of receipt, including those pre- grants that would be allowed to represent a quota - __ . 4LEErNo ARWAANOE- I i-1 .-1 _ V i-. __ A-*~v .1 _) .1 I Jackson, in his letter to Ki.i- ingwIthFodandSe'eryof aremorethan adequate." Iationsandwili thereforenotbe of the Soviet leadership in. theissuanceofvlsasat therate State Henry A. Kissinger, JackIn a letter to Jackson, Kissin- permitted ...... dications that we may have that of 60,000 per annum; and we son wanflieuofaW)tJte ger wote,,"I should like, 2 "No unreasonable or tin- these criteria and practices are understand that the President House poclitun to unveil a six. behalf of the administration, to lawful impediments will be not being' app'lled, Our proposes to use the sam j benpoint agreement outlined In an inform you that we have been placed in the way of persons representations - wiU receive chmark as thL minimum stand- " ii. - -- 6Oc,p MA'A - 1 MV i last year will remain sus- "Punitive actions against pended" singer, wrote individuals seeking to emigrate 6. "With respect to all the "We would consider a benthe USSR would be viola foregoing points, we will be In a chmark — a minimum stand- assured that the following ai. desiring to make application for sympathetic consideratilun and ard of initial compliance." I Bob Montana YESSIR! ____ ______ , 11 0 `t Osteen Tra e - I _____ . ', . III9. j,.& a t A I - m! . I _-' _____ by Crooks & Lawrence . . . . . . . .01". *0 . . 8, , - - I-, I IC TO HOSE NIOU DOWN THE DIDN'T DECKS ? TELL. ME _________ ____ - .1, Ready to do their bit for United Nations Children's Fund(UN10EFare these happy, healthy )oungsters who ,Aill collect coins to help children less fortunate In other parU of the world. Many local churches are cooperating with Church Women United In sponsoring the Halloween UNICEF drive. Children can be Identified by official orange badges and boxes. Oct. 27 has been proclaimed UNICEF day In Sanford. From left, Nan Silike, Matthew Powers, Christopher Trosper and IJesl . I (DIDN'r I 4~VM0V RIGMT ? _____ . - 1017 ARCHI E ! CAN'r Oar- a' 7 . ______ -. • !" __ - _3 LOCAL CHILDREN TO AID UNICEF BY COLLECTING COINS . by - . . 't .4 : were: _%- . ONE-Tyloo-TwpErz! a , _____ I I 14t:. _: . 1 1'~~ *V I _ X_~, I . ..., - , .* _ . r-~ ARCME CAPTAII N ! HOSE. DOVVN ThE OE..S WITH ,Ft'T W I r . - - AYE, . ••.' . _ -_ ` 4 ) passage of major trade legislation and ends a two-year fight monthsilitfeels the Soiets are by Jackson and others to IIIber- not upholding their part of the alizeSovietemigration policies bargain, Jackson told re- from Following a half-hour meet. porters,"I think the safe rds . - ,. ) DOWN Union of at least 60,000 persons new Soviet policies will be in)- spell out an acceptable level of 4. "Hardship cases will be rate of emigration from the plernented and, in return, Con- Soviet Jewish emigra tion and processed sympa thetically and USSR would begin to rise a year The accord involving Con- gress will authorize the grant- provide assurances that the So- expeditiously ...." promptly from the 1973 level gress, the Ford administra tion ing of tariff concessions and viets will cease harrassing per. . and would continue to rise to 5. The collection sans seeking to leave, andtheSovietUnion,atsoopens credits to the Soviets. called emigration tax on cml- correspond to the number of Noting that Congress can end the way for congressional The points listed by Kissinger grants which was suspended OPPlicants." 4~ I . I ARCHIE , I 14 - L. 9-- I ___ C) = - THOSE! " "-) FRCM ;Z!CH / 11,.~~ i- l\fBEN historic step aimed at ensuring gration agreed to an 18-month islative language for the com- fessional status of the appU- criteria, practices and procefree emigration from the Soviet trial period during which the promise accord, seeking to cant." dures set forth in this letter, the e" V-- 1W ,. UP, ONE Tv.D-THREE -_ .~e I . IT . Jackson, Sen. Jacob K. Ja- viously filed, and on a nondis- leave each year, but he wrote vits, fl-N.Y., and Sen. Abraham criminatory basis as regards Jackson: announced today at the White In essence, Jackson and other Ribicoff, D-Conn., have been the place of residence, race, re"... It will be our assumption house what he described as a proponents of freer Soviet cml. working to formulate final leg- ligion, national origin and pro- that with the application of the Henry M. 4. ' S YER LOGS 1VFfflEfU -A. ... ) WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. on the matter were from JackJackson, 1)-Wash., son's office. ' im - I HAVJN& MY REZ N • .. ,.. — I .* : I 4 - -.1. - - : AW,CMON. FVpvv NVR HFARP OF ANIO NE tT'S T IME FOR Vf% .r UK JOHN W4'Y'NEJ ,-,., _, I __ [LJTONE - 1 - - ,—.., ç i . - , NS. _~ I -IL. '•_'_ % ' by All Von"oer ____—______ _______________________ 7 1 WINTHROP . 1 ~ - . - 4 ... .1.. ... - - - ~!) ,~ i 4. . - - I . . , ( — — QoPS! VV E GO . i- cC W.1 I&T HEARAKES IN P ve ree . . J I . r1\ - mi ra ion asin , ' byT.K.KY'fl 'r... ........... s--- - - L4 N , ____ C . - RWflNTP, - UIARP? . . IV J M , --- U. w e ______ - CM/ ,). >.... - - 70 ____ . 'I 1 . rj1 - ii"- , ' L ICLOUT, . YA KNO J) ;1~ ! .i i1 / - 0 .c' c-i 0 4 __ (1 \ . _* . ii -14 R*w ON I - o,DrrBEcAuSE II'T' COME I LI 5.. A I _/_-;;_f hi / - - t .'- -) ~ ,, ______ a .. ". - I SUGSBUNNY / /.'.' - - vie ,w,.- - . 7)i4VJT ...7 " (5' ~_. -. ---- -i I - ' . - t' T" 41 , • -_ , . - __~ _. ` — - - - — 11 jD IE%t.A1YAtIff,/A(1 f%. I ,_ q IL __ . - BLO$DIE I..\ / TAAN T14E CrAIM ... 1` ~ Jr• ; OW WAS SAO~~ + J - __ _ .j k).,MD..O4LJP*J1- I ! I , ft ___ - CBE ite rcw? 87 .2- (a'%M5tW d 4((E.4'T 01L Ell MR .2- (4 5/'liXlr? 7N6F()4"%'f5Ti "uhI / 4_4 .i DA5A'OOO NNY BUSINESS IN CAN4DA - C4VuW, AAZU /IAVF (44E -- -- - p __________ • South 14 by Garry Trudeau . 1. I Cow!' 'Holy /hats your favori t e OXP What dooudono' 7WTl5 P16H,r- c((ao )a I [ I,. A C- bpI y D ad ( 's P / _ ByDONNAESTES Herald Writer ____________________ ____________________ -___________________ 'T'EIR Court Phase-Out ., 17 4 \'?OI h. t}OW, Raps Repor t Al 000NESBURY ...B" SL EEPI NG ROCK THROUGH I 1t4 HERE, YOU 00 YOU REALLY \ 5ILLY OLD THINK YOU CAN I GET EVEN WITA WAT.0 ARE MY EAR- r:~Ijp , %W- by Larry Lewis __________________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 7' WHERE ~ 006 V hearts; stopped to regroup TODAY'S QUESTION when West showed out and after s ou bid four notrump and he considerable slow play came shows two aces. You bid down t hree-card ending. He flotrump and he shows one king. Whlt (to voil (in no", 1 -- .; Bar municipalcourtshavenotacted aSeriesofseriousproblemswill system personnel In relation to county system and are more — Need for additional court continuing the use of the city court. This is critical since properlyinthepastand insome result from the elimination of fewer personnel needed in susceptible to continuances to facilities: the vast majority of municipal jails because many only a certain portion of a police I The phasing-out of municipal instances have been used as a city courts including in order municipal court. higher courts. I.ick of municipal court.s are only part- do not meet the Florida force is "on duty" at any given , court.sby1977,arequirctnentof major income producer for given: — Inconvenience to citizens: familiarity by state prosecutors time, utilizing whatever Department of Corrections time and can be detrimental to ) the Florida Constitution is cities. - I,oss of revenue to citizens must travel Inordinate with municipal ordinances. facilities are available (such as standards for long terin use. it a small municipality with only Article 5, is an example of Chewning's letter endorsed municipalities: either no distances (in Seminole County - Effect on morale of law city council chamber, a room in is believed that county a skeleton crew. r "open heart surgery to cure a an 11-page report of the Florida revenue or only a small aniount to Sanford) and are thus enforcement: a rather sizable city hall, police station etc.) for detention facilities (such as in ( The , committee report , (d hhIgnaIl," charges Orlando Bar Association's committee on of revenue i returned to th e penalized not only by a fine and decrease in the num be r of the courtroom itself and for Seminole County) will not be retoinmends that the lass be Public Safety Director Robert municipal courts that suggests cities from fines and bond costs, but also with time. arrests by city police officers court staff. able to handle municipal amended to retain municipal J. Chewning. the abolition of city courts will forfeitures collected in county " has been noted. Many Considerations listed under prisoners officers . Some city jails here courts under certain cir, l p Chewning included the create more problems than it court for violation of municipal have asked "Why should I put this item are: "Will the court have already been condemned cwnstances, but making them comment in a letter to Sen. solves, ordinances. The report charges — Inability of the mylifeonthelinetobreakupa facility be available when by the state for long-term use subject to the jurisdiction and Kenneth Plante (R-Winter Thecommittee was headed that county courts charge more municipality to deterinine fij,ht or -a rruit a bellirerent municipal courts areabolOivd. an(] are now use(] simply as auth.,)rity fif 11w chief rirc'l~t Your Ao k • h3 I I in ood •itt rt c (,t rIi(t I u ,t thn th pnait dispoitioui ol flu Ut) ta in tiruik bin tiutiutrig s going to Can tiuc pri suit ourut Mother I judgi holding 'aculuties I , A, sisting that the phasing-out Korman and the report was costs remain with the county county court. happen in the county?" facilities handle the municipal -Uw enforcement function: StINDAY- Ned Julian, process should be delayed at written by Orlando city judge and the fines go to the city. — Increase in time from —Need Ioraddithnaljudges: caseload? What alternatives municipal police officers are president of the Seminole least. Robert Hamilton, prior to his — Substantial increase in arrest to trial: municipal or- additional county judges will be are available? required to spend more time County Bar Association and his The "hangnail" he referred resinatIon under fire from the county court personnel: rather dinance violations have a required at such time as all By Rogci B&Ien — Need for detention waiting for their cases to be thoughts on city courts and 1-1 ! to is the conteention by some that ber,ch there. 77he report claims drastic increases in county relatively low priority In the inunicipal courts are aboli,3hed. facilities: the suitability of called in count , court than in today's police officers. ) i sayin The bidding hac been West North East 1+ Pass `0 .__-_i__i:(:______ L ° 1) - suit squeeze. A-Bid four notrump. Take the lie won the spade lead with simple lllack-Aood route to at his king; played two rounds of leatit six. . / \ \ iI in -• 5TILL '.. '\ 8tRfl&...) ti ii swindle." Seven notrump was a mighty good contract. If hearts broke better than 5-1 South would havehadl3toptricks.Asitwas he worked out a perfect three-. I / UA1N qu, nsom -4 1J1 i finally fall for ,I second-class .)T - - p', ti 31 (114 swore South, -expletive, ex- - - 1' e last to cards as a heart He finally decided th at the other one was the nine of spades ° South took the club finesse and went down two tricks. "Deleted, deleted, deleted," lrd. I*? - (t5) 6V I'flss 7 \ Pass Ias I' Opening li'ad-Q4 I'acs ., -' — - - the Jack of spades and ~ung on to the nine. .South knew ftt one of East's Weit North Ea sI South 14 Pass 4 .N.T - THE BORN LOSER liT North- South vulnerable __ - ,,, ~, - •.• ..,, - ..\ , "-.--- 4fi4 ~ ,_.,.~~ , - ,14 -) -+ - -- -- — West had discarded the four of spades on the second heart; played the 10 of spades when the suit was next ied; discarded ' . ,! 1.0 r $ ( I — — \ . HEAVEMS _% ( ___~ f ,-. % ( — J42 i - - RE AL MEAN Y_ ...THESi+1RE GOI)46 10, ("MYT WHILE ,.A A heart and hence had to unguard his 1:1I; poor South, for 46(432 by Dave Graue ALLEY OOP - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents P,Y Ir94t2875 4 6432 4 108 I I - L_,,' sitting in front of dummy had to discard down to a high spade and one club whereupon the eight of spades was thrown from clununy to leave the king 6 A83 ' I 37 67th Year, No. 51—Friday, October 18, 1974 JAMES JACOBY _______________ A :i- 111evEkli I By OSWALD and _____ 1 - tl ~ WIN AT BRIDGE 1IS)'D DO THAT J . i!r —I PIDNT KNOW filkRff- NEW TV AND kILC CARNIVAL - - ~. r-~__. , . I I= 9: 61 _,~ A_ ~__ - _C_ .4. I- _____ - - I _ _~ . 4 _ . - I /11~~_ - - I . . . - . . I !2 - F_% (_1 i i - I : F*ANX AND EANEST i -- . 1-111k F.Ra . .~4 I T ~ 1 .I , -, ..- . , . . . - - L C--~ C_~7- - 0 1. i R ff-ws . . . ~ - I f r - - -. 1. , ''v J - - I 1 : - jI' It. --,' MY -__.. " - i - _______ --- - ' - .: —__ , .—.--------- .1 4 1 ' 1 3 I by Frank Hill ,E VA, IYI$ •.. .—-4 - A MY sLEEP. -' . . . J I-'- e - —y-- - 'THE hk~LODY ISNT 8AD, li— ucr AWFUL I k ? .9' L ( - - - - __-'-. '_ - I ) -__-' - 1 ' '4 >\._. .. .E - _______ __________ I YAM~ 1a '. ;. - I . /0-17 A SON& . ~_ Road 415 into the river. The dead included hfilton apd I I 11 i - - - ' :- - _______ 0. Index do was to repeat that the project was in the 1974-75 budgit but the probkiuu of - _: of last winter's gasoline . Jean Clark. 35, and her daughter, Cindy, 9 and son Kennett), 9. Six other passenger were rescued froin e St. Johris River. Around The Clock 4i% Bridge . . I I 1. -6B . 3A shortage and the resulting C'rum%Nord Puzzle . _ Thomaslaudtheblameforthe tragcdy squarely on what he Dear Abby l)r ('ranc 5A 8A 5A politicize(I priorities of the ,'isicew iulnunistratlon witlun the 1' 'urtriie:ut tif Ii lIoros4.oIx hospital Obituaries IA 3A 3A sthtio" 1eletiori - 38 receiPts -left h (h flsreJust en e new construction might be put out for bids. Meanwhile, County Coinning to lead a delegation to Tailahasee to nt with Gov Askew and Department of Walter I'ecll In an effort to coney to the state officials local concern and interest in the Bridge project ~ - * - Emma Wilkins, the van's dther I - 11 1 I , when the van they were riding Weather Details Page 3A was rammed from behind by .a food company truck and I bBob - 0 - I ? S_ -~o -16,' 4(., I ) q ~ 16 0 M __ . ,." 0. . i~.r! ~ ik LZ . By BIU. BEIJLEVIU.F. , Iy - __ 1, -- t i -TJ. --% Vf- t !fW - J- 1 I __/ . 1- 2kv-m; 7*_ 1 ~ _. ..1 .. if- I V*' . . - r,, ~. 4 area banks and savings cording to Jack Horner - Ii -__ _1~* -- -.--4 ,uq. j , .- .'. temporary state historian. metal and the design. Chamber building and are Presently on sale there. -already been received by tennial Sleciallions are and ltftut- ~_ " Attractive bronze and They are sold in. dividually. embedded in Solid lucite in the shape of the state, and in pendant form. Prices range from $4 I scene representati v e of Florsda' spanish heritage an eagle on the other, are oUered in both sterling silver and antique bronzt. The medals are the first of issued annually until 19-3. Once pr inted, the entire set of 25 will cost SM but their -value in trrins of Florida- Replick, wiebof out-of-print books are also historical investment," Horner said, is much revenue generating de%ict, to support the Bicenknnial higher books, reprinted by the state include an in troduction by a con- will soon be manned da il y by Bicentennial olunteers Homer said. �_________ 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I Friday, Oct. 18, 1974 ____ tPY14*400 lators Divided I _ POLICE BLOTTER ' IN 0 BRIEF () Prisoner Exchange Planned Albert Anderson, 27, 2217 fractured 3 e c) . _:~ . -.,. 14 1 " imon )( I ,.. R,bert its . release some Gen. .ugu5toPtnochet,ctiiefo1s1.ateof the junta r-uJing the McClory, .:.:::::::* 1 ' .4111111 ~ c . _*_::~:.:__. __: ._1 _. Pantry Pride construction site . KimArrasmith, 407 West 19th Casselberry St. reported $250 in coins was stolen, Thursday, from her Two unidentified men, one home. armed with a pistol were frightened away by a customer County from 7-Il Store at Lake Howell Thomas William Lougharan, Road and S.R. 436, Friday. The 18, 2517 Kiowa Trail, Fern Park ,n,n had opened one of two cash is being held without bond in regis ters at the store and found Seminole County Jail, charged the parking lot and the two men with armed robbery, possibi Prosecutor Cannon On Rockefeller - CHAMBER DEDICATES BUILDING disclosures Se NEW YORK i All) -- en. Houard W. cannon, D-Nev., chairman (if the Senate Rules Coinmittee. said today he .uld vote to confirm Nelson A. Rockefeller as vice rxesident if the vote were taken now. Congressman IMu Frey prese nts flag flown over U.S. Capitol to Jack Loudermilk, Maitland -South Seminole Chamber of Commerce Ways and Means chairman at dedication today of newly relocated and renovated Chamber building on Maitland A% enue. Ile Naval Training Center Band played for the oc. casino. ilirrald Photo by Fida Nkhnls) __________________________________________ settled the mattel-, president to the "But that certainly is a judgment that could vary based ha' I learn in tbe next twn i'k." Carn'.n said Carmen said he has seen no evidence of dishonesty in Hockefeller's gif ts to political associates and friends, or in his role in the 1970 publicatian of a derogatory book about Ar thur Goldberg, who ran against Rockefeller for vernor of New York that year. IllS ANGELES All) — Her sister collapsed and died while jogg ing earlier this month, but 20-year-old Vicki Penf old had no idea that she, too, may have suffered from a rare genetic disease that could result in dea th d uring even light exercise. Vicki began her early morning college exercise class as usual Th ursday with some armups. But suddenly she pitched forward into the arms 'f a fellow student and died almost insta ntly. Vicki and - Mia- .. - ._ • V. , '5 - '. - -.I--- ~ . - - ~. - - q '. - - - 5 r . . . • - - • • .- . t - It 's • . ' ' $ :, -, _~ . f asa . - 0 0 01 n ow Waldheim told visiting Journalists from the World Press Institute that the Improved atmosphere largely is due to cooperation between the world's big powera, a policy he feels will continue. "The big powers know very well that a new wlde would be detrimental to all ~ - Ranch Has Covvboys, GirlS ' serious regional conflicts and economic problems. e -_ - - I - -V__1_ : V confrontation • Cabinet Member Quits - .L- ~ -11 el . .. - ' t- 7 S - - 4"t __ t , ' - , / • ! - .- y"' - - -. J ' - - - I. I . Seminole County 4-11 Council leaders (left to right) lJoyd. Underwood. Craven. Hannah and 11offman \/\/i r'i ri er's representing the Seminole twirling; Curtis Renner and food and nutrition; Debbie president of the Seminole County Farm Bureau; Mrs. Billy Nordstrom, bicycle; Craven, Money Mastery; and Cou nty 4-H Council. Other of. Penny Wilson. representing the I knna Lyles, citizenship; Jill Thu .Stettner, Woodworking. !.;. ., .i.'-. (rr,a, t.'I.fl.,, - ., I). - !-..,._ t __. i,..,. .•,. • - .. / ' . .. cI.'•' 4 t1'. io '- ''..#: , ,d h _ . par .5" ./" •i, ..- . F ' LOCAL BRIEFS . I . 4 . -- 1, Officials Meet Sanford tvenue '.s new street coating, laid In the northhouid lane Wednesday, was turned Into soup by the afternoon rains and vehicles who by-passed barricades to travel through. Sam Representing the Seminole ekIey, assistant to Sanford CL Mgr. W. E. Knowles said today County unit at the annual the petroleum based substance which splashed (be vehkles can meeting of the American IW remus-i'd easily with a kerosene wash followed by a water Ca nce r Society to be held at scrub. PIer 66, Ft. Lauderdale, Nov. 10, wIll be the president, Mrs. Shirley Huaman and vice president Mrs. Irene K. Brown. CLEAN WITH KEROSENE Aesthetics Delays Rezoni ng 3211 Surrey He;ghfs WfjtIafld, Michigan feet there.of I. and the SE'1 of the SW'., 01 Section 14, T0thIp O sh YOU ARE M...IFIED that an of neighborhood type opping act of South. Rang* 30 East; and beginning eamcrtg,g,on area. _......_ 415 S feet C ant 101011 feet N of the VIiowirg proper'y in Seminole .Ovtfl,,-'.t (Ot Of Si'(tiQn U Urban indic'ted the zoning County, fic"..i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Rg East. Lot 23. NORTH EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Tnthip 20 applicaUonwiflbeuIt. ORLANDO. FIRST ADDITION. CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, •Ufl N 10 degrees 53 C 321.7 feet. In other business the ZP thence S 72d.-orm 2$ E 3518 feet. according to the Plat lheiecf at FLORIDA. thence S 1) degrees 38' C 728o feet, board: 7' PROBATE DIVISION recorded In Plat BoOli 17, tPtenC S to a point and 71. Public Recordt of Seminole CASE NUMBER 6778 feet N of the — Approved a site plan for a s in. CO ,ii section. thence C 150 ESTATE OF 3,500 square foot Volume Shoe County. Flolida feet O the C line of th e SW', of the has hem filed ,arsl (j !fl1 yOl) RUTH F AX SW'., of Store building at the Wlnnl)ixie I t(?ii tnt,' P in It,, . - - -- - - - --fl.. -. - -. -- . iiITi chaijinan Harold Kastner of Sanford. - Farm Meeting also serves at the state level as a District lay director and a member of the - i - ~~_ - _. Activities Listed Legacy and Development The 1,090 member families of committee. cthe Seminole County Farm Mrs. Iluaman will be acBureau will be represented at companied by her husband, th e organiza ti on's state conGonzalo and Mrs. Brown by her ventlon in Daytona Beach next husbqnd, Roy. week by 10 representatIves, Academy Leader Takes Over Registration Set Telephone Employes •- S -' 3 - • - Nancy Haigh ng Attends Council captain AREA DEATH • 1 Funeral Notice I Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. We- txrah t Padgett, a boy, Lake I Mary and Mrs. Jerry (Mar. McCollum, a girl, Or. City garet i ange • DISCHARGES Robert 1). hunt Agee Campbell PblltI Oct. it, ii, 25, Nov I, 1974 DEG 69 -* " HOSPITAL NOTES _ Mary 1. Norton. City Clerk -- - Anyone wishing to be a Gold Sponsor may contact Dr. Robinson in Deltona or co- Mrs. Brown Move .,. Country Club as part of the PGA winter tour, is scheduled for Jan 10- 12. The PFIJ-AITi tournament will be played Jan. 10 and the Deltona Open on the Last two days. Cancer Society ,/. ;~w 0 i .. .9 J I To Benefit Legal Notice Legal Notice onal decision . . ç un constitu -' C '. cular ,Y' - - ': 1-1 ,1. . . -.: - 1 •';. : ..ZT..' c.•:- . I • 1L . . k ,-. , •, :- - / . ' • , WEATHER ' - • — CLEARANCE SALE Best Prices in Central Florida ! Tucker Willard (. Eldridge Shirley , Shrry Uoyd is the new !1 .'t them, and we will continue to takecIrenuntilwe run outof space or the mone: runs out" The ranch s supported by donations from the cOmIflwtity. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am NOTICE GENERAL at lb Burnt ELECTION You wW,pi.aw. take noticernata Ave.. Country Club Heights, Seminole County, Florida W'Idtf t he General Election will be Mid in me I,dttov% name 01 KAR TUNE, and CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, -Developers were told I Iidd tO re-t?er sAId name the tP'.rd dab- of cri FLORIDA lliursday by the Sanford zoning December. 1974, for me pu rpose of w'th the C'erk of th e C'rcui' coul, and planning commission that a I, for Seminole County, Florida 'n ac IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ithng a Councilman. Group EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. alwoyear term; Councilman Group cofdanCe*iih tht tovi.ons of the 25 acre multi-family and 2, for a one year term; Councilman Ilt1.IlCu Name Statut. To W11 commercial development culT, IN AND FOR SEMINOtE Gtovp Section Florida Statut 19S7 3 f or a ; yes' term; and COUNTY. FLORIOA. prOp for the southwest S Robert W Xloppenberg councilmen Group S for a t year DIVISION Publish: Oct 1. U, II. 25, 1974 firm. corner of Rantoul LaneandSfl- CIVIL NO. Ci 74.IMe.c T he plice of ting wlll beat th e 46A west of the Mayfair LYNN INSTITUTION FOR City Hall. Room I. City Hall, EQFPUBLICNEARI Country Club isn't possible SAVINGS, a Maitichujette Cci'. LonqwoOdOvIedoRoad,inth,CITY TOCONSIDERANNEXATION OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, under the city's planned unit Piantilf. The Polls will be open from 700 Notice is hireby given that a development (PUD) zoning . • A.M . to 7:00 P.M. Public Hearing will be he4 t the classification. BRUCE MICHAEL SAUNDERS.IS Mary T Notion will be Clerk ofthe Commission Room in the City Hall In Election and Helen óre,n. Norms the City of Sanford. Florida. at 7:00 2-P members suggested to j,, BETSY j SAUNDERS. hit Lang. LOWIC Owens and Ruth O'CloCtt P.M. On October 78. 1974. to Def,nøants J. Urban that the tract, owned Miwes will be the Inspictors,, Consider the anntatlon of property by ulu Enterprises, could All persons des iring to avail described as fol: NOTICE OF ACTION be developed with eparately TO; BRUCE MICHAEL SAUN thet'nsatves of their right of iron SCHEDULE A chise will register at once. DERS That portion of the sw., of the zoned parcels. Registration Boots closeOctobe- It, SE' of Section ii. Township and BETSY .1. SAUNDERS. Urban said pla ns for the now 1,71. lilt wife SOuth. Range 30 East. lying North of agricultural land are for 13D multi-family units and six acres Seri' inole 4-H .Y. f4 Zoo Drive Legal Notice : .L - Project Revealeci / . I., -- ,, S - •,;: • - Get Temporary Jobs but one of Hon. Pa U I UCCI - L 41 .. • - N, -y ', çc'- .i:.ri'55. . b - . 4..1 eginning wcld ITT Firms Nationalized !' . .5.. LONGWOOD Are state U.S. 17.92 were not legally Range Line Road beyond 1-I to highways and county roads annexed and th us were not a the railroad tracks to the west ringing the city legally in or out part of the city. unconstitutional. of Longwood. Julian Monday night said that The court pointed out that the City Atty. Joe Davis and his since the annexation of these road annexations were aclaw partner, Ned Julian Jr., ti highways was not complIsIlelby using a state law will have to come to an challenged in the court thEY which had been declared agreement before anyone wi thin the city limits, ti five years before. knows for sure. Davis' opinio.i wa Dased on a Council ChaIrman Don Davis, early this year said circuit court In a ti g ty U.S. 17-92 Parorn Orange Avenue lawsuit filed by June Lortnann Schreiner, north, SR 427 south to Seminola before her election to the city considers the highways in the city, said the issue Involves Boulevard and Seminola council. The decision called Boulevard from SR 427 east to annexation of SR 434 from police jurisdiction. OCT. of them," he said. thiras'cabinet members are on the job despite Honduran ' The first group of childrm nft& I suppow that is one of even a Oxwt term foster home press reports that they were forced to resign. The stories habilitation Service, said the have arrived at the Sky King the greatest advar'tages of for this age group is extremely said the ministers submitted their resignations because of new get-tough welfare prog= Youth Ranch. The cldkken, having a facility, as home mich difficult. 7be Sky King mishandling of relief for victims of Hurricane had saved state and federal ranging in age from seven to 17, as this. Unfortunately, many of Ranch provides a homeYouthalleged f or Fill. Government sources said only Foreign Minister taxpayers $71 miMon during began arriving this week, ac- the children would otherwise children of all ages. Like any Cesar Batres resigned "for personal reasons" and left for the Uust six months of 1974 and cording to James Lynd, the have to be piaced in holding household. we have our New York to participate In a meeting of the Latin Amerishould do even better the 5CC- executive director of the new institutions until a foster borne problems, but we an handle can Economic Commission. cod moittht facility, could be esta blished for each those problems Individually. During the first hall.year,37,. '11w diildren will ren-sain at child." something an institution cannot ____ jfljgjg fansfl J the Sky King Youth Ranch until "A child who has reached the do." MEXICO CITY ( AP ) Two Latin American govern. cut off from the Aid to Fmffie3 suitable homes can be found for age of 12 or okler ments have announced moves to take majority control of with sdent Children, he them," Lynd added. "However, biggest challenge. People just not juvenile delinquents subsidiaries of International Telephone and Telegraph said. at the ranch we look at each do not want the responsibility of even serious discipline Co.. the multinational giant that once spread its business problems." The kids 1might freely about th e region. Takeovers of controlling for many reasons: broken interests in local ITT subsidiaries were announced by homes, deati,s o parents, President Luis Echeverris of Mexico and President Financial PCobk etc. babe! Peron of Ar g 5 entina . P gardless Of W, fl( _____________________ - con- -. ________ _______ . - trator of HEW's SocW and Re- 0AXTEPEC,.%lexico i AP'i -- Bishops of the Epmopal (lurch reaffirmed dmir support in principle for ordaining female priests but stipulated that such ordinations miLd wait until church law Is changed. At their a nn ual ferewe. the bishops rejected a bid to holtl'a qwW meeting on the issue next year but approved the subject for the agenda of the next Geneml Cwmfion of the church in 1976 at Minneapolis. . 1 i UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — Secreta ry-General Kurt Waldheirn says the pol.itical climate of the world is better now than it has been for two decades, despite - • TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) —All Mexican Bishops Cautious Road Annexation --1 .4~.t P1. , .4 ( . A concern for "aesthetics" fronting 436 and the entrance to "Eucalyptus tr ees or a similiar accofdlng to local president has delayed county cormnission Casa Aloma subdivision," fast growing plant tose rvethe S W.W. Tyre. The convention is approval of a zoning change Vihlen said. "I would like to see purpose" of shielding the designed to determine the Commande r Eugene Jumper, along SR 436. it get away from its 'metal property. group's policies on legislative, CALENDAR The change from multiple- building effect." environmental, agricultural, U.S.N. (retired) has assumed General contractor Harry labor and economic tssues For the post of Commandant of Commissioner Greg family R-3 to Office OC — Hayes, who is building the Midshipmen at the Sanford the com ng year. was requested this week a piece Drummond also recommended Seminole Junior College office structure for Florida on will Naval Academy. of Land on the south side of 436 me two-ilay conventi that the builders "include Interconnect Telephone (C) will offer the GED test OCT 18.19 The fl-year Navy veteran Church Parish House, 400 next to the Aloma Baptist plantings farther apart thafl include conferences on na tural Company, said he will resubmit which leads to a high school resources, Seminole Cotinty Campers Magnolia Ave., 2-3 p.m. Church. feet along the North and West occupational safety will emphasize a strict program a new design to the commission equivalency diploma on Oct. 28, campout at Fort Wilderness and health, a panel discussion of military training combined Commisioner Sid Vihen Jr. sides of the property." in two weeks. 29 and 30. Eligible to take Campground, Walt Disney OCT. 19 by state agricultural leaders with high academic standards, said that the OC zoni ng would Druinmond, who Intends to go test are persons 18 and older Florida Interconnect intends and meetings with Agriculture as well as complete compliance be "excellent land use" but he into landscape design when he who have credits in american Secretary Doyle Conner, with Ranch sponsored by the midshipmen's area was concerned with the "need leaves public office next month, to lease the structure for 10 history and civic. Eligibility 19 church women, 1-4 p.m., at P'Y code. along 436 suggested a Senator Phil Lewis and Rep. border of Years. must be completed by Oct. 21. Wa Okloberfest, German ranch off SR 419 near Winter for good aesthetics The new Commandant has Mlxson, Details on the neighborhood American Society clubhouse, Springs, to provide necessities which is one of the hottest ars military state legislature's agriculture study centers where free, 381 Orange Lane, Casselberry, such as housekeeping items, t erial roads in Central citatio ns during his career, and committees. Florida."help programs are held to 4 p.m.; sauerkraut food, trading stamps or Is an author and authority on prepare students for the test VihIen flt"that the design and barbecued beef dinner.' tnaUons. .. naval mine warfare. are available by calli Bavarian Band will play for Rummage and Bake Sale presented for the construction or to his retirement In GED office at SJC. dancing a p.m. to I a.m. sponsored by United Methodist of the 3600 square foot 2D foot 1973, Commander Jumper Women at Casselberry Corn- high office building would not commanded the Great Lakes I 9, Alcoholic's Anonymous inunity U. Methodist Church be compatible with the ar(111.) Training ceriter. one of the . No one has been laid off yet. employes have been placed in .. Wornen's meeting. Holy Cross grounds. a L,.m. to 4 p.m. largest in the service, and chitectural design of other despite Southern Bell Co. temporary alternative work Mrs. Nancy R. Haigh, media served structures in the area. as of several "lagging considerably behind" situations, according to Tom specialist at Bear Lake ..."M Ships. "I would recornmend a in its growth forecast for this Hunt, district manager of the Elementary School, Forest He is a graduate of the Nava. Bell System affifiate in Sanford. complete change in the year. Dr. Jerry Robinson, chair- City, represented Region III Postgraduate School and This has been All character of the building accomplished __________________________________ man of the Gold Sponsors (compoI of 14 east Central Roosevelt U with the full cooperation of ni versi ty, with a Committee, announced, as a Florida counties) at a recent B.A. in governme.it, M.A. in craft union, Communications result of the committee mee meeting of Florida Right to ting education, and has completed Workers of America, he added. OCTOBER 17, 1974 Thday night, funds raised in Read Advisory Council Linda . Dodson held in post-graduate work in public Orlando. The telephone company is the Fifth Annual Deltona ADMISSIONS John It. Smith a dministration at the Sanford: experiencing the same "fight wil-I go to the Central Florida Nancy J. Walls Right to Read is a national University of California. money and rising costs" which Zoological Society, Brenda Howard Alice S. Pearce reading effort which has as its He, his wife, Donna, and two Encarnacion varcz ,-ffect all segments of the Jennifer I.. Brown The tournament, which is goal the eradication of illitercy children, Carol anti Jeff, reside EARLE TRAVEII ville, Conn.; Mrs. Delores economy, Hunt explained, Emogene Wilkins held at Deltona Golf and of 1980. Tyrone Taylor Rinkvage, Sanford; Mrs. at the Academy. Nancy A. Spivey Kate N. Moore Earle M. Traver, 47,of24345, Elaine Sauer, Waterbury, Corey Allen Cohen fly Bowman Cedar Ave., Sanford, died Conn.; father, Frank Monroe Lucious Shelley Martha Th omas Wednesday. Born In Water- Traver, Watertown, Conn. and Jan L. Sermons, Lake Helen Green B. Drake bury, Conn., he came to Sanford three grandchildren. Deborah L. Padgett, Lake Laura Jane Hale four years ago from ConGramkow Funeral Home in Mary Ozetta E. Ceresell necticut. He was a retired truck charge. Henry Rentschler, Lake ? William H. Spillman driver, served in the Navy Mary Oliver J. Black, Altamonte during WWII and was a William J. Warnicke, lake Springs Methodist. Mary William H. Mielenhausen, Survivors include his wile, Get'rge I). O'Brien Jr., Long. I)eflary Irene Traver, Sanford; a ________________________ woed Deborah I.. Trinciwski, Dc- daughter Mrs. Earlene Garza, Tammy Ellen O'Brien, Long- Bary Sanford; sons, Earle Traver TRAVER. EARLE M.— Funeral Carmen N. Rivera Dc liar- Jr.,Wolcott,Conn. and William servlcesforEarIe5 Traver, 41. Sebert A. Wilkinson. New raza, Deltona Traver, Sanford; SIX sisters, 01 P34 S Cedar Ave • Sa nf or d, Smyrna harry U. White, Deltona Mrs. Mildred Rivard, Sanford; who died Wednesday, will be I.. Opificius, Orange held Saturday at 10 am 8 .Jotin N. Hyder, Deltona Mrs. Barbara Romallho, C Funeral Home Chapel City Theodora N. Turner, and Bridgeport, Conn., Mrs. Gean Gramkow with Rev Leo F. King of Ray Minshell, Orange City girl, linood liciating Burial In Evergreen Polk'tta, Watertown, Conn.; BIRThS Arthur 1. Perry, Plymou th Mrs. Margaret Rinkvage, Oak- Cemetery Grmow In charge I World Better•Waldhelm - effect, that they wet expected Kirby Grant gr"ts some of first youngsters at Sky King Youth Ranch to better that, by $43.5 million. HEW Secretary Caspar W. Weisiberger caAW the reduclions "advance downward wi- reveal the specifics of the proposal. willful and charged with auto theft. Car wanton reckless driving, reported stolen from Winter unlawful speed, and driving Springs, Thursday, was found while under the influence of stuck in sand on East Street. A intoxication beverage. 17-year-old youth was stopped Air conditioner valued at $ for speeding Thursda y and was reported stolen, Thursday, could not prove ownership of from 977 East S. R. the vehicle. The Maitland ALtamonte Springs. owners were unaware of the Clifton J. Longford, 39, St. theft of the car until police George, Georgia suf fered a notified them. Ir - -4-1 ,'._ "' --- •, _____________________ Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy. ~~ their efforts. HEW told them, in justments." i4o - • Ii ' .. ______ ______________ ____________________________________________ • -. - - . ' 4 •:. - -- . j.!. ' - S settlement in the Middle East. In a joint communique reported Vby the news agen. cy, the two countries called for seating the Pal estine liberation OrganizationaL any future Geneva peace talks as a full participant. The communique was Issued after a visit to Moscow by 1 • families and eliminating overpayments. (4 Racial Equality and said he would work to blend CORE suggestions for Boston desegregati with thosç of the National Association for the Mvatement of Colored ' BEIRUT, Lebanon API — F" pt's official Middle East News Agency said Russ' antEgypt announced today they have agreed to supçPrt e establishment of a - - - of the year to prod states into weeding out Ineligible welfare Brooke met with three representatives of the Congress i. Debate Attorneys IMI ( bond, charges, _________ = I. in Seminole County Jail, $75 juvenile was arrested and Separate State Required I - _ - 1;~7"100" nwm - e minor incidents Thursday. Some 450 National Guardsmen remained on standby alert In Boston-area armories, and federal troops at Ft. Brags, NC., were on Increased alert in case local authorities are umble to maintain order in I __ __ I. I re&cing its matching grants by p1.7 miffion for th remainder The mayor reV4rtM no Injuries or arrests in _____ forged in'trumnt (eheckL William John SterlIng, 38, Two stolen cars were 10116 Barbuda Way, Orlando is recovered Thursday and a WORLD -~44 IN BRIEF ~_ ~ ~_ 4~. - t-4is•e sta tes and the District of Colwiibia have been told they will receive $43.5 mithon less In federal funds than they hm requested to pay welfare recipientsduring thelasthallof this year. The Departmen t of Heal th, Educa tion and Welfare an- BOSTON I AP School attendance went t and reported inc idents of lofence were down as Boston neared the end of a filth week of busing for school desegregation. Meanwhi le, U.S. Sen. Edward W. LMAU began work on a new busing proposal. ____________________________________________ ___________ ___-1 WASHINGTON (AP) — Thir. Boston Busing Better ' - S 1wr 18-year-old sister. Janet, apparently died of a one-ina-million heart condition — obstructive cardiomyopa thy — that strikes :uvuib&s the same family, according pa thologist Karl Kirschner. __________________________________________ _______________________________________ _______ - ,- jtjhn Edward Ileer, 23, 1701 lIed. i'he clerk ssas unuijured Lee' Road, Orlando is in and no money was taken. Seminole County Jail, $5 ())() bond; charged with uttering Longwood ____________________________________ \ Welfare Grants lashed Exercise Possibly Fatal __ reported two boys hit A l tamonte Springs him on the head with a stick, Thursday, at West 3rd Street Small safe containing an and Holly Avenue and took his undetermined amount of money bicycle valued at $50. was reported stolen Thursday Floor tile valued at $275 was from Chicken Unlimited, S.R. ::. . ing a supporters cuts on his F'irst St., American beginnini!." 'nile since the militar overthrew Marxist President Slvad.r Allende last )'car. has offered to release irnpr Ls'ned Allende here if Russia and Cuba release an equal number of ;xAitical prLsmers. arm and Alexander Ave., Sanford, 13 In face and arms when his semiSeminole County Jail, ;l0, truck turned over one half mile bond with charges of from Lake Mary on Interstate-4 aggravated assault and use of a Wednesday, Troppers said he firearm i commission of a reportedly lost control of the felony, truck while changing lanes. IC Bobby Knight, 9, 703 West - announced tnd ChIL ' T S F ri 1.1-1 WASHINGTON tAPi I'res- the pardon may continue after "This certainly should be the "I want to assure you and ident Ford's historic testimony Congress returns Nov. 11 from end of it," said Rep. members of Congress and on his pardon for former Presielection campaign recess. R-lll., "It's time to the people that tiiei-e dent Rkhard M. Nixon has Lay off the President." was no deal, period, under no Subcommittee Democrats drawn high praise from conBut Rep. Bells Abzug, I). C1tCu1tstances," he said. S. gressme n for candor. but sharp called for morr witnesses in- N.Y., author of one of the forvolved in the pardon (1) Ford said the first mention disagreement on whether resolutions of inquiry that he sultations, including former riwl ever made to him of a pardon laid the pardon controver3y to While House chief of staff Alex- Ford appeared to answer, said for rest. anderM. Haig Jr., Ford counsel 'this is just a meeting Aug. 1 — nine Ford assured a House r;iillip Buchen and Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman, 1)days be fore Nixon resigned — Judiciary subcommittee and a outgoing special Watergate N.Y., contended Ford's testl. at which he said Haig also in. naU,)nwide television audience many "raised more questions formed him of upcoming 1.eon Jawocskl. "dcv. Thursday "there was no deal, than it answered." astating, even catastrophic' per'od" for the pardor. and said Most Republicans agreed that might remove he is convinced he did not grant with Ford the subcommittee It was under Miss Holtzman from Nixon office. it too hastily, should end the inquiry so the questioning, on how Ford could -Subcommittee members split tvuntry can -shift our attention answer the "suspicions raised" A Ford pardon for Nixon was afterwards on whether Ford's from the pursuit U a fallen in the public mind on whether one of six alternatives Haig testimony the pardon was part of a deal, listed, Ford testified. He said pursuit and Chairman William L. Hun- urgent needs of a rising na. that Ford interrupted to make Haig did not advocate any of the gate, 1)-Mo., said the inquiry on tion. " one of his major poin ts. OptiOns. SANTIAGO. Chile iAP — military government that the International Red Cross has told it the Siei Union may be willing to study a plan under 'i hich t i'uld of its political Cuba and t he Svviet Union did likewise. Navy Capt. Claudio Coltadcs, undersecretary at the Chilean foreign ministry, made the announcement at a neV6_S conference. Chile's A Friday, Oct. 18, 1974-3A -- w I, 3 _ Sanford Ti —YiröTk — - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1974 CB 360-G $ 1079 _______________________________ - ' - :i-. - : - - ' " 0 , ___ �-. _ ~ i - -. OPINION V Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 01 __ - U Herald -1 _______ E__ I FLORIDA I IN BRIEF JACK ANDERSON Evening [ __~ - - - 3 At the White House, Saxbe is admired for his up 32 per cent; Log Cabin syrup for the pan- in a delicate discrimination case against the Republican senator who was ridden out of office tough stands on crime which have also won him cakes, up 36 per cent; M.J.B. instant coffee, up Purex Corp. by the Nixon administration because of his popularity with the average American. But 55 per cent or for Nestle's Quick, up 34 per cent; Instead of fighting for employes' rights antiwar views, has now been tentatively chosen Saxbe is outspoken and often is caught with his sugar for the coffee up 156 per cent; through normal legal channels, charged comNabisw as the next attorney general by President Ford. foot in his mouth. In addition, his deputy, shredded wheat up 27 per cent; niilk in cartons, mission general counsel William Carey, Powell In his 1970 Senate race in New York, Goodell Laurence Silberman, is handling most of Saxbe's up 9 per cent, tried to help Purex get a settlement behind the imo as denounced by Vice President Agnew as the day.to..day duties already. Ford, therefore, has Sack lunch: Bread up 49 per cent; Skippy scenes. "Christine Jorgensen" of the Republican party. decided thaI. Saxbe eventually must go. peanut butter. up 25 per cent; Clover Club potato Iii an unusual confidential letter. Carey said An able conservative in the House, Goodell had FOOD PRICE WATCH: The government chips, up 68 per cent; Oreo cookies up 39 per Powell had gone behind his back to get COIfl" mellowed into a liberal-moderate In the Senate. report that food prices have gone up only 14 per cent; Glad sandwich bags, up 16 per cent; the mission staff lawyers to sit down with a Purex Largely as a result of the Agnew attacks and cent will be challenged by Rep. Wayne Owens, D- napkin cost 27 per cent more and the Zee brown representative. Carey also charged that Powell withdrawal of President Nixon's Finn support, Utah, who has conducted his own research in the lunch bag 31 per cent more, had advised Purex that problems In the case Goodell was trounced by Sen. James Buckley, a supermarkets. were oiuly due to a "regrettable misunConservative party candidate. But House Mexican Economy The price Index is compiled by the Bureau of Dinner: Woods Cross derstanding" by Carey's staff. minority leader Gerry Ford's endorsements Labor Statistics which claims that Americans tomatoes, up 52 per cent; Golden Grain pinto never waned and the two men remained Friends. are spending 14 per cent more for food than they When Carey, a veteran trial attorney, learned bea ns up 198 per cent; Minute rice, up 48 per When Ford became President and decided to did last year. cent; Little Pancho tortillas, up l7 per cent; Jello of Powell's meddling, he fired off the letter. In it, I tj)1,1 dc.-ert, tip50 pt.r ccrit; popcorn while watchin . h,' '5,111 Powell had "citnipromised the integrity rL more than 14 per cunt," OwciI:, ' of the Office of General Counsel" by making it Ile picked Goodellto handle the ticklish chore. To us. Therefore, he sent his investigator into a TV, a 66 per cent Increase. 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,$2,70; 6Months,$16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. A 0 Beef Too Ex pensive 3 C lo Raise Or Buy We've always had a healthy respect for the lurnuatiuzi atid persuasion. 'l'iie tact that it hasn't always lived up to our expectations is of little con. sequence; the fact that the possibilifies are there is both reassuring and a little frightening. date, Goodell has kept the program fair, low, large discount grocery store In Salt Lake City. RALPH NOVAK costs more to feed them than they'll bring on the market and the man on th e street can't buy beef in the supermarket because its too expensive. Here we're faced with two ex tremes that cattle because it logica ll y, could not co-exist. If the rancher can't make enough money raising beef to support his ranch and the consumer can't afford the beef that does reach the market, where is the money going? Someone is obviously buying low and selling high, but just who it is remai ns one of those questions th at goes unanswered, As we watched the animals be ing destroyed we couldn't help but wonder when reason is going to regain the upper hand in this world. Mill ions of people are literally starving to death in all corners of the globe yet the-world's economy has coJJapsed to such a degree that the individuals who could help alleviate this tragedy are th emselves facing bankruptcy. 1't EEY Day In A - .. ______ .',.-.. ______ ___________ I _______________ ______________ ________ ____ ___________ .' _____________ ________ 1. ... _____ _______ Of The 1 (1A 1 - ___ 'N ____ —r _____ Democratic primary elections. Democratic candidate Richard Stone, meanwhile, , ,_, ~J 6~ called Thursday for the federal government to deny a $49.5 million loan sought by the Soviet Union to develop ' 0 -.1 i1 Oil natural gas reserves. Eckcrd said several supporters of defeated Democratic k-nate candidates ,Mallory Ilorne and Rep. Bill Gunter. IMla., have Joined his campaign against Stone. He identified the Home supporters as Miami attorney John McKay and St. Petersburg banker Harmon Wheeler and the Gunter supporters as Orange Park attorney Walter Odurn and Orlando attorney Mike Walsh. "Significant numbers of Democrats are pledging their support to Jack Eckerd," said Phil Fleming, head of a ('itizens for Ec'kerd committee. Stolle called the developillellt luall sought by the Russians From the U.S. Export-Import Hank a "dubious proposal." 'While vast new supplies of natural gas could ad. - -: 14 . .4 .14 A ' - Israel Is Target Of _____ ______________ The Life Democrats %nt, worked against his rival in the WILLIAM RUSHER . ______________________________________________________________ ,J1á=- ' __ _____ s - Owens believes the government statisticians appear a company could get "special treat. ment" by going to Powell. keyed and free fron) all but routine friction. The The investigator compared shelf prices on Sept. h3ve been going into the wrong supemwkets. job will be all but completed In a few months. 16, 1974, with those on June 8, 1973. Footnote: Another explanation, he suggests, The end result, said the scorching letter, was In the last few days, the President and his Choosing basic foods, he showed it is costing is that the BIS statistics are based on old 1961 that Powell had hurt the case against Purex and advisers have tenta tively settled on Goodell as Owens' Salt Lake City constituents far more than eating habits, lie believes people eat less meat taken a first step in destroying "public COfl. the man to replace Atty. Gen, William Saxbe if a 14 per cent for thel,' three meats. Here are his today than they did in 1961. But meat prices idence" in the commission's fight against graceful way can be found to get Saxbe to step Findings: which are 9.6 per cent lower than last year's racial, sexual and other discrimination. down. Breakfast: Instant Tang, up 33 per cent; prices have brought down the official index. Powell, in a talk with us, said the episode was Saxbe dearly loves the job, however, and has Wonder English Muff ins, up 38 per cent; Parkay JOB RUCKUS: The chiel lawyer for the caused by lack of staff cooperation and failure of told us he came away from a meeting with Ford margarine and Welch's grape Jelly to go on the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Carey to sit down and talk with him before the a few weeks ago with the understanding that he muffins, up 106 per cent anti 41 per cent has accused his chairman, John Powell, of affair "escalated." Powefl defended his staunch could keep it. respectively; Pillsbury Hungry Jack pancakes, "unwarranted and unauthorized interference" record on employment rights, It is elementary that to see an event makes it more real than to simply read of it. Reading provides the background and the reasons for the even t but seeing it makes the immediate impact. We were struck by the awesome power for good or evil inherit in the tube the other day when a group of ranchers out in the midwest somewhere were photographed killing young cows because it cost more to feed them than they were worth on the market, It was a horrifying sight and tended to throw into further confusion just what is going on in the TAl.l.AHAsSI:E, Fla. tAP) Republicon Senate indidatr Ja ;. ikerd claims the support of several key - . WASHINGTON—Charles Goodell, the former Crisis mitte(fly be an alternative to petroleum now imported lroruu the Middle East, this is simply trading one politically unreliable source of energy for another equally vulnerable source," he said. .1 New Strike Talks Called MIAMI I AP)— Federal mediator William J. Usery Jr. has called for new talks Saturday In an effort to settle the ¶day strike of the International Msocia lion ('1 Machinists against National Air Lines. The Washington negotiating session will be the first since Oct. 4. Machinists walked off the job at midnight July 11, seeking improved work conditions and fringe benefi ts. There was no indication from either side on whether significant progress Is expec ted from th e new talks. Spokesmen for th e Miamibased airlin e said ear lier talks r ec ently have centered around lAM proposals for improved pension and group insurance plans, paid meals for the second shift and questio ns of seniority and the nunubei'ofmachinists tobe recalled after the strike. : It was a quiet day down at CIA headquarters. Share-A The Head of Cen tral Asian Affairs strolled into In their fr an tic il th thirst for o , e in pr cipal ______ Chiefs office. nations of the Western world, led by the United MIAMI BEACH tAP -A group of investors headed by "Sa y, Chief, I just had an Idea," he said ______________________ S ta tes, find t he mselves caught In a fearful bind. ____ Fort Lauderdale developer Martin Hems has sign ed a casually. "Don't you think It would be a good ____ ___ The Arab position is the soul of simplicity: tr con act to purchase the Eden Roe Hotel for $12.7 million, idea to get Afghanistan to apply for statehood' A _____ TheArabnat1onswafltaeJout of the oc ied Berns said Th ursday. few million bucks strategically placed here and Arab lands. Since Israel's ability to stay In those ______ He added th at most of the hotel's rooms would be rented there. a few old tanks and planes smuggled to ' lands depands entirely on mifitary aid from the on a long-term "time sharing plan.. right people and who knows? Just think — we I United States the Arabs are potting pressure on Hems said this plan would allow guests to rent the sanie 1 could even point out that they would become first ....." us by hiking the price of Lbe oil that we, and more ' room for a week each yea r for as long as 40 years. A room . in the alpha be tical listi ng of the 51 states." ... I especia lly Japan and our allies in Europe, need that norma ll y rented for $50 a day, for example, would "No, M ed uling, I don't think so," the Chief ___________________________ desperately for our sophistica ted economies, rent for one week a year for l5yearsatacostot $1,200 or a said. "We tried that with Yemen last year, . They have also demcnstrated that they re weeka year for 4Oyearsata total costof$l,&yJ. , remember? 01 course, they would have been last I ; .. willing, if necessary, to reduce the supply, Bern said companies and individuals who rented rooms I in the alphabetical list; maybe that's what put . From the standpoint of the average American 411under the plan would have to put 30 per cent down and pay off that government in exile led by the camel politician (or even stateman), this raises a the balance over the next two years. ~11 driver In Disneyland. But no; refine It a little and fascinating question: How much Inconvenience : - maybe next year we can run it up the top secret h. is this country prepared to endure, and to see Its • files and see if anyone microfilms." '•' allies endure, in order to maintain Its traditional ______________________________ Just then the Director of the International -. posture of support for Israel? The excitement Freedom of t he Press Defense Section, Pacific provided, not by any complexity of the problem, Branch, came in, looking very suntanned. but by Immensity of the jUZt&pO$ed "Just back from Tahiti, Chief," he said. , • pressures. However willing Japan or Western "Usten, i think we ought to consider funneling in fy I Europe might be to nec Israel shrink, or even PTA 75V a few coconuts, as they say, to back opposition . disappear, it has been common ground among ...drum beaters who are the only thing standing American politicians for a quarter of a century 11), GEORGE W. CRANE there is only a fixed ainount of between the Island and a complete takeover by erotic secretions implanted at that this country must protect Israel at almost Ph. 1)., M.D. Boulev Of Broken Dreams .Marlon arIon Brando. He's never forgiven them for any cost. Now the Arabs, who unquestionably birth. making fun of Sacheen Littlefeather and It's only can make life very uncomfortable with their oil Instead, glands actually CASE 8-671: Father Paul, a matter of time before he clamps down. We W)OI3, are In effect asking If we really mean ii does a splendid job o thrive by regular use, as is aged U, i couldbunderthemoneythroughafreeipendjng Moral objections, which are being counseling in his large parish. likewise true of muscles. on tourist cover; I'd even be glad to volunteer to go every aide, are of little use. It we protes that A young cow doesn't secrete "Dr. Crane," he said during back and take on the job myself." economic pressures are an unfair mejij to as much milk with her first calf our luncheon, "I occasionally , J "Well, Spoud, we all know what a menace to .; b. deal with couples who have as with the third or fourth. political ends, the Arabs can point to our own A world peace the Communist fteat in Tahiti is," long history of using just such means — as for been married 20 ears or more. Why'! the Chief said. "God knows how mt,ch more and July we utilized 2,531 and 2,257 kilowatt example in July 1941. when we declared a loo per Because the heavy nursing by "And the wives often tell me Dear Sir: serious the threat of Marion Brando is. But I'm hours respectively, and the fuel adjsutment was cent oil embargo against Japan unless and until their marriages have become intervening calves causes the not sure this is the right morncnt. Why don't you The address by President Ford to the Future $14.45 and $14.42, in October we used 2,046 It withdrew from China, increasingly platonic, due to an iuuilk producing cells to increase just take a slow boat to China arid see if it Farmers of America convention is almost kilowatts, considerably less, and yet the fuel in both number as well as size! Economic countermeaiij es — another often. old notion of their husbands, ludicrous with respect to his 12-point program surcharge escaladed to 118.80. The surcharge is heard Suggestion — Same is true of a young wife ,, Which is the belief that there would be more to the point if The Chief had lust &'ntten hi; 'raynn edit for ritl,n; in h,ennii energy acr and in. parcntly not basd upuii kilow a tt con- they were potenuatly who may not have half enough 15 only a fixed amount of sexual effective. But it would be was beginning to color in his world map when the flation warriors. sumptlon, but arbltrar'ly upon whatever the virtually Impossible breast milk for her first baby, fluids in the male. for the nations of the West rector for Rationalization cattle in. power corporations choose to capriously impose starve out these wiry peop!e, even if we Ali may have ample for later There Is no way in which to resolve these two -So when thtfinal amount is but "Chief, I've come up with a good explanation issues citing the cost of fuel, with the power corporations Imposing the agreed to try. They are accustomed to exhausted, the men will be infants. forthat nuclear device we planted to blow up fuel surcharge, and to suggest voluntary curbs "Hyperplasia" is the medical permanently impotent. The same criteria holds true with respect to deprivation; they are rolling In 311 money; and in some ballot boxes in 11chtenstein," he said. by Americans is -whistling in the dark." -Thus, those husbands ex. term for the multiplication of groceries. One can understand fluctuating a pinch they could get all necessary "We'll just say It was actually supposed to be an cuse their lack of affection as milk cells, and "hypertrophy" spiriling of meats and vegetables predicited technological aid from the nations of the Corn. automatic voting machine we had sent to help I wonder how many const.uners have perused — an attempt on their part refers to the greater I beipg upon the advi.,rse weather conditions prevailing munist bloc a development the West would theni democratize their elections but it got their electric bills during the past few months? I hardly welcome, 'e to conserve the ir erotic supply. thereof that results from during the summer. However, weekly the pr ices tiijzed up In did, and was astounded to discover what a p, office." D ir ect military action to secure access to the "Is such an idea medically frequent use. pyramid upon canned and packaged items which No, Soffistri. I don't really think that would colossal "rip-off" is being perpetrated. Even the acid cells of the justified?" the Middle Eastern ou-nelds is, for practical were presumably in stock, as ni Mcated by convince anybody. In any case, we don't want to po, stonwch thus produce more out of divergent price th on labels h1* upon the same item. e questi , despite all the11 antagonize the post office, do After our electric bill had become almost ? Who would Juice in the glutton so In their splendid "Marriage gastric we bear ttiese days from armchair help us, uh, monitor the mail of all those proportionate to our mortgage payments, I The solution is certainly not in requesting geopoliticlan.j. Even if there were enough he gorges, the larger Clinics" Father Paul and the more domestic insurgents in Ohio and Colorado?" began the energy saving measures suggested In more austerity upon the part of individuals, but collective - 'thousands of other talented appetite is created. gumption left in the Western world to At that point, the Commander of Expatriate several articles In the news media. Use of the air in removal of the fuel surcharge and, as ad- take on (say) Libya, which Remember, It's the diffident ('lergyluli'n function as uriof. is doubtful, there Invasions came running up, breathless, conditioner was discontinued, lights cxvocated by Sen. Mike Mansfield, Imposition of certainly isn't the or finicky cater who has little ficial psychiatrists. sort of iron will, and perhaps "I've gdt it," he shouted. "We get all the tinguished when not in use, laundering in cold wage and price controls, not even the military mean3, that Dr appetite, for the glutton at noon Which is excellent, for Auiarit arts of Rrttzsh deccnt and put theni in wakr etc. "i'ct, UI)OU srutinizthg our bills lroiii would be required to run the concomitant grave Karl Menninger said that is the first to sit down at a risk of tivitorboats and conquer England. We could take June ftough October, I noted that while in Joine World War Ill Marion psychiatry is really a method, Thanksgiving banquet that them by surprise," insteadof a group of M.D. same night! "Nn ihuichir ,v,l lhit 1,..t a ,i,,i,i, lily JIlI JU A man thus does not have a specialists, and thus should be In fact, we aren't starting anything new today amount of seminal fluid, Fixed available to all intelligent folks! Monday we quelled soirie leftist revolts, Tuesda) I don't know who's doing the ''ruing" for President .Itn. Apthrop. Askcw's adi: n;5tratjvc assistant saul, There would also be very but secretes more as the need .i fus sp:i. Wu :hi I • -d, thu taking tiruic away from I'Ht' of this the stall had been unable to find any Florida regulations little need for the M.D.arises. some secret police. Thursday we ran.sacicec tncst prestigious sporting events — the World Series Regular marital relations th at keep prices high, but he was still looki to Psychiatrists if everybody was sonic shrinks' offires, Friday we padded out ng and th en to deliver th e most innocuous speech I've ever also seem to Insure longer active in a local church! Just goes to show how far a silly proposi tion can be budget request, Saturday we denied everything, heard From a U.S. President. . . (not to mention all of the carried. Marriage Counselors, like sexual vigor and possibly right from the top down through the ranks lt'sSunday.On the seventh day, weresL" baaeball fans who'll not forget this action comes election (like the good old service days, eh?) Father Paul, also save the reduce the incidence of prostate time). taxpayers millions of dollars. trouble. It was embarrassing to sit there and listen (before For a sudden weaning of her 110w? finally turning the sound off) and realize that Mr. Ford will make a young baby Jean Norris Is onto By on reducing the legal load again. said I gave a plug for THOUGHTS '.3 reading economic solution suggestions from a political rally in the south breasts enlarge mother's our Judges and courtrooms, end of the county and "why ti4'ue%lves, third graders, etc., and that he really didn't don'tcha do the painfully and "cake," baliffs, court stenographers same for one in the Sanford area, too?" have a gc'd one of his own. Truth of the matter Is that the former plug and other overhead charges What Is my strength, that I should wall' And was for all A similar condition often The following morning there was an AP dispatch candidates, and this one is limited Demos, that raise our taxes. what !smy end, that I should bepatjent?"_Job occurs in husbands whose wives citing Governor Askew's compliance with th e President's So, if you're in I:iingir,e, too, the 6:1!. th emotional Th bC e mood and would like to meet suddenly die and thus stop the rc(juet tc'strictly enforce the 5tn,p,h. Speed limit. ilattaway, Pearson, }linford, Kwiatkowski, Tilson and Insecurity of the 13,000,000 male's prostatic function. ..In the long run, we shape our lives, and we The President also asked this country's governors "to kiddies who are thus half or. shape ourselves. The process never eaft until we BY JOHN A. SPOLSKI review and eliminate any regulations that tend to keep Harper the time and place Is Sunday, Oct. 20 at 2 p.m., So send for my booklet "How at the Sandalwood Villas Recreation Rom, Airport Blvd. die. And the chMcei we make are ultimately our prices up." and Woodland Drive, Sanford, In answer to Father Paul's to Prevent Platonic Marriage," own responsibility." Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. query, we medics can assure enclosing a long stamped ou that ills fallacious to think return envelope, plus 25 cents. ____ - ____ _____ _ _________ -Hotel Planned t, ___ _ ____ , ____ ____ __________ ____ ____ ____ ____ ______' ,, - But to get back to our original point, reading of ranchers slaughtering animals is one thing; seeing the rancher put the gun to the animal's head, pull the trigger and roll the animal into the death pit was a sobering experience. You won't find too many editorial pieces extolling the merits of television, but we've never considered the two (newspapers and television) to be in competition. Television reports are of necessity brief and, as uui the instance of the slaughter, designed to catch the viewer's attention, while a newspaper's function is to put the event in perspective and provide the background upon which readers may reach in. formed judgments. Rough Road Passenger service. _,_ ,aIUt ('I U ' JI**lV M.IIVUUV, lIfltJI4'iIIUd1 UtU1UV WIU operating mishaps has long been a target for criticism. Bet privious Amtrak aporopriations, aimed at reviving rail transit long neglected by the railway companies, have been Funneled into orders for high-speed locomotives and cars designed to attract new riders. There is little progress In providing trains that can whiz 110 miles an hour when tracks limit the speed. For along example, 45 miles an hour is the top average speed between Diego and Los Angeles. WORLD BERRY'S ' - _ ___ u ....... 1 J Husband Excuses Just Aren't True ___ Letter To The Editor Amtrak's plea for 11.5 billion. most of It to upgrade roadbeds and tracks for the federally financed rail transportation agency, is likely to generate considerable heat In Congress. The lawmakers will have justifiable questions regarding the funding participation of th e private railroads which operate freight trains over the same rails leased to Amtrak for tum ____ ___ IN r '. - - I 1 . - ri i, ' - q4j t~ "11 they really want to help these dobqurnis. wtty ,in't they start Milo lea g'e polo c!tiLs?" o - - ,------ - - ---- ___ --------------___________ - __ -.-.--. ' -- - -- L..___ -- 'Tv. l ' - -- - --- - - ' - - - - - - -- Friday, Oct. 18, 1974-5A Comptroller Candidates Swap Insults TALI.AIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) favor" of bankers, who he quietly with bankers and even write the rules that he would lions from regulated industries, regulate as a cabinet officer. .\ (1UR't comptroller cam- would regulate if cktcd ('UI uft'rinr to lt thorn ',c rite legic- then be uxptted to t'riforce." th(!)''ve tWt'fl dutch treat," ho '1 told them I as not a'paigil has heated up suddenly tiolk'r. bitiori. Lewis said he was "meeting said. t epting campaign contributions as Republican William Muntz"lit-'s all wet," Lewis re"lie is telling them they can with everybody we can, not just from them, because I think irig and Democrat Gerald Lewis torteil. help write the legislation that bankers." that a Lewis said he has been re it create will swapped insults about their The exchange began when would allow branch banking in "Every one of these meetings minding bankers of his cam- healthier climate where in. dealings with bankers. Muntzing issued a relemse con. Florida," Muntzing charged. are public, they've been coy- paign pledge to reject money dustry and the public will be Muntzing charged Thursday tending that Lewis was tray. "In other words, he is willing to ered by the press and since from bankers and other persons assured nobody is holding a that Lewis was "currying the t'ling around Florida, meeting let those he- would regulate we're not accepting contribu- whose activities he would club over anybody else's head - ' Sheriffs U nhappy With Prison Program TALI.AHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Pinellas County Sheriff Don Duval, Broward, Dade, Hills- to the state. Wanicka said he which was built for .YM inmates, !)r1hm Wo can't quit un• Reopening Florida's prisons is (enung said he needs faster re- borough and Pinellas Counties had 16. are forcing the law," tie said. Unless some of them a joke, says Lee County Sheriff lief from overcrowding In his and the city of Palm Beach, a Genung said A few prisoners will be taken 72 men con- moved soon, he will have to Frank Wanicka. jail. spokesman said. victed and sentenced to the action, he said. next week from each of the jails "Sending them up there is no Corrections I)irectoi- louIe Carson said he had 109 prls.- state penitentiary are among consider court with the biggest problems, problem, we just get them right Wainwright said Wednesday oners waiting to be turned over the 500 residents of his jail, "We have a critical, serious Deputy Corrections Director back," he said, "Prisoners are 100 new inmates would be acDavid Bachman said, released on parole so fast it's cepted next week and that he Wainwright sati tie Correcbecome a Joke that they beat us hoped toclear up the backlog of tions Division was on ahead back." 600 prisoners in county Jails In of the schedule aimed at clear. Other sheriffs said Thursday about five weeks. ing up the problem by the end of they also were unhappy with The prisons, closed Sept. 25 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) justice since 1949, had cited a Brown said, "I don't think he is December by building a 200the prison program but were because of overcrowding, can - B.K. Roberts, the Florida little-known man facility at Chattahoochee law to challenge going to auction it off." glad that something was being accept new prisoners now be- Supreme Court's senior Justice, what he called a "totally unreaRoberts furnished informa- mental hospital, moving other done to relieve overcrowding in cause about 150 inmates had has joined the outcry against listic" assessment of$352,400on tion on rent income and depr- prisoners to community and their jails, been paroled or had completed higher property tax the shopping complex which eciatlon which indicated the youth facilities and paroling "I hate to see them start their sentences, he said, assessments. houses paint, furniture and car- lower assessment was de- 1,000. moving because they are letting He objected thai assessment pet stores, In addition, an unused wing of Larry C. McAllister, 33, asserved, Brown said. others out," said Duval County the Lake Butler Reception on a store complex he owns was lie placed a $275,000 value on "We are using computers for si.stant superintendent at RaiSheriff Dale Carson. "We are Center hospital will be secure nearly $100,000 too high, and the buildings. the first time this year and ford, was named Thursday as just going to have to build more enough to hold prisoners next Leon County Tax Assessor John If the assessment is not low- we've got some problems," pri- superintendent of the Chatprisons and more jails so some week, Wainwright said. Brown says Robeits apparently ered, Roberts said he would in. manly in the depreciation thoochee prison which will be people will be kept off the Prisoners will be taken first Is right. yoke the law, which provides schedule for commercial build. called River Junction Correc. streets." Brosn said Thursday the as- that an auction be held. Any bid ings, he added. from the most crowded jails in tion.al Institution. sessments on Roberts' over Roberts' estimated value "When you send one out over buildings-and several hundred would be accepted and the market value, you hear about it ___________________ Answør to Pi'v,ou Puzzle other commercial properties in stores sold. If no higher bid Is Immediately," he said. ___ IFromtheskY Tallahassee probably will be received, Roberts' valuation SERVICE Tax assessments in Tallahas- ___________________ _____ !iASii lowered because computers must be placed on the tax rolls, see, as in most of Florida, have i1f , ACROSS CALL MILLERS' I Prv'czpitats 39 Vi&nam town Thelaw"hasneverbeenused risen sharply this )'ear In the ____________________ r ''i failed to allow enough S Dark 2r!tt"$ 40 I'macy depreciation. 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SANFORD CIVIC CENTER 1 11.4 pitt ISA (•1I • l ost'" Li-a'f( t4t4 a?c! .1"11 tsi t.li at tilt it a l"ti pe't.sn tax by Pal 14 ø61 i, ;s;nstaif" 80 is lO OW iipi a-; I'.,.' 14'high i '' ,' Wt 12 flis 17 I 995 995 Sanford City Commission will present the 6.5 million dollar Drainage Program on which a referendum will be held November 5, 1974. - ',' 91 ge5t& (2 or ,it usr osso Cpf t.*oo. romoa W.0 inwvwns; inc naen names ustea belOw ippest totwi2d, backwstd, up, down, or diqonauy to the piuzie. Find each hidden name and box It in u thown: COLLATING ALMOST AS SIMPLE AS STAPLING STACKER I- - - a1 16 EI REYBUAOPBLW BASGSHCEBUH FO I APHUNDS FHWSA I HWS B R E A P C X N D A C II S C P II P K I IBOREZOIDAKULASTWIR DMRATEFBDHREIRRAHTI OCTOBER 21, 1974 WITH THE NEW mo GIOZHRA ABRS 108 MONDAY . .. - TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) argue the merits of one petiton, Bowden had argued Thur. three improperly quizzed before the grand jury. when Christian's lawyers filed The 1st District Court of Ap- concerning the assignment of a sday that Christian did not have Christian before the grand jury. Asst. Atty. Geji, Hay Marky their petitions. Peal has again delayed time trial special prosecutor apparent- the proper standing to The court held a hearing nn said he could explain the quesThe Oct. 28 hearing will be the Of former Education Corn- I)' because the three-Judge pan- challenge the assignment and another petition Thursday by tinning, but wasn't prepared to third one before the appeal mi,sso'ier Floyd Christian on el had decided only last Friday that the appeal court did not Christian's attorney asking dis. defend Askew's assignment of court on petitions by Christian's charges of bribery, perjury and to rehear it after first dis- have the right to question missal of the charges on Austin to Tallahassee to in. attorneys. Christian's trial on conspiracy, missing it last month. Askew's order assigning Austin grounds that all three prose- vestigate Christian. That drew charges of perjury and inciting because the Florida Supreme cutoms appeared improperly be- the Alter a hearing Thursday on ire of Chief Judge John to ccnimit bribery was schedThe court ordered Asst. State Court had approved It. two petitions by Christian's atfore the grand jury and that Rawls. uled for Sept. 30, but has been torneys contending charges Atty. Aaron Bowden to prepare . Christian could not be indicted delayed pending the outcome of brief by Oct. 24 responding to E.C. Deeno Kitchen argued before being impeached, against their client should be "The state has had difficulty the petitions, dismissed, the court scheduled the contention by Christian's that Askew had no authority to Appeals Court Judge Tyrie trying to get this case ready. Christian was indicted April another hearing for Oct. 28 on attorneys that Gov. Reubin assign Austin to Tallahassee Boyer challenged the state to Apparently the state is not anx- 17 on 19 counts of bribery, conone of the petitions. Askew improperly assigned without` disqualifying State explain Askew's legal authority ious to get to the merits of the spiracy and perjury in conState Atty. T. Edward Austin to Atty. Harry Morrison, that Aus- to assign the prosecutors to case," Rawls said, adding that nection with the awarding of Attorneys for the state had Tallah a ssee to investigate tin's two assistants conducted Tallahassee and why they were he wondered what prosecutors state Education Department said they were unprepared to Christian. the investigation and that the allowed to question Christian had been doing since August contracts, . . - - -- - Christian Bribery Trial Dela y ed ,.. Around 9 - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. " ' — . - Eckerd Claims Dem Support Charles Goodell Next Attorney General WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C.MARKEY, Advertising Director -' .. . - 1 Area Code 3O-3V.26ll or 831-9993 - 0 ________ Friday, Oct. 18, 1974-4A - ___ - -- - ._. - - PUBLIC INVITED 'Fhat's what the United Vav, is all about. People. People with problems. Young j}t'l)pk. I'i'J)h' lilt by (lNa't&-r. l'e )iI: Without homes. People out of work. And people willing to help. People wh o:iu', tb. United Way. It's the world's greatestprogram of xtople helping people. I eople just like you. - Thanks toyou it working. The United Way. * 04.0c Swvtv a T 5 no *r P. rj 4, �6A—EvenIn Herald, Sanford. Fl. Friday, Oct. 18, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -W-.~ Methodiii + Adren list The '. THE SIVINTN.DAY AbVfpfli$y CHURCH Hiway 431 Forest City, FIqjd G. Brian Tart ...............Pastor Saturdayservices Sabbath School ........... Worshlp$,ryk,s .......11:0017:00 Noon Ak~ A VWit, 119 1 FM .11:00.17:00 NOW WIdtpIiy Evening PraverMutg . 1100p.rn. _ THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, ..- ! 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Pssgr SUfldSPSChOOI ............l:dam Preaching &Wcrthip.,. 10:45 am. Snaring &Proclalrning ... 730pm NurwryProv.d . . . • an Interim Pastor Sunday School Morning Wrshp hI OOa m Church Training ... ..... 615p.m. Or. Harold Harris Sunday School Morning Worship W ed. Service 700 n m MJnlster 9 4Sa m 1100am 730p.m . . .. 7:10 p.m. Sunday Niti Broadcast p . OWN • _1. ~, PININe 3224900 Dal.a.Oevotionid71hrs. 373 5010 • , SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 172 Airport Blvd Nursery Open and TV "This Is the Life', Rev Elmer A Reuscher., 4 . Pastor Sunday School . ~ ........ .9:154~m. Worship Service . A0:30a.m Kindergarten and Nurseryl rday . Wed Prayer Service ......7:00p.m. Ephwicint s ;' * ...., . ,,.. , • . • Luke W I N_ I232.48 ... . I 411110 at MW max ~14 ,. . •: . -. •... JamisC. Vaughn .........Minister . - LAKEMARYCHURCH OF THE-NAZARENE 173 Crystal Lake Dr. Lake Mary, Fl CV. Paul Trits,I ,., Past, .uaySchool .............10a.m. (Luther an Church ln Amer Ica) .. . BibliStUdy Wthi - 1000am Evening Servlc, Wed. Bible Study FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LakeMa..,Fla. David J. Rich ...............Pastor Sunday School ............9:43a.m. MorningWorihlp ........ 11:00a.m. Evening Worship .........7:30p.m. Wed PrayIcSiwvlc, ......7:30p.m. Evening Service .........7:00p.m. Prayer Meeting ......................7:00p.m. . .j 4% 61p-. -I .Iethodist / -..,.. . 6~ 1 - :• . CHURCH OF CHRIST $0IPaIm''iagsDr Atameato James P. Needham Evangelist BibleStudy .............. 10:00am Assembly Worship ...... 11:00a.m. Evening Worship .........6:00p.m. Wed.EVenIAØSIrYCI .....6:00p.m.//., Wadnesday Bible Class ..... ........7:30pm --Vow ' / 'F . . . - .. . -. .F . CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive, Suniand Estate, .LIoyd Hampton ............Pastor SundaySchool ........ ... 9:43a.m. Morning Worship ........11:00am MYF2&4Sun .. .......... 7:00p.m. Evu.WorshipI&3Svn ...7:30p.,n. WeJnesday Morning Prayer Group . - . . — . - .:. - -- - . . . . . - .. ... .. . -. It . _11111111111 .. . .. : Z . . Sunday am COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Nwv, l7.92atPineyRdeR4. Cisielberry pastor R,v. William Pick ett . b.'. CHURCH OPCHRIST 1snPartAv, Evangelist 11 .. - n MOIThnQ Worship . .- PINEFREST BAPTIST CHURCH Kenneth MYF ... .. ... ........... 6:30p.m. . -. — ..,.. 1-. - .f WTRRBroi4car - Rev. Kenneth Miller, Assist. Pastor hl•rn Everting Service .........6:OOp.m Wednesday Bible Clan ...............7:30 p.m. PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH • __________ •. 'J 361111 poloom A. '..Puior SundayScicol ............9.da.m. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST - - - Evalgellst Wed. Praver.& Bible Class ............ . m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH )llParkAvenve . Rev. Jay T. Cosmelo ........Pastor Morning Worship ......... 5:30am Sunday School ............ 9:45am Morning WonsHp ........11:O0ant Ch.a-ch Training ......... 6:13p.m. EveqslngWsMP ......... 7:30p.m. Wed Prayer 7:00p.m. I I .3 I 7.30p m -.•' SPIRITU*1. TEMPLE — Quality Court I-la 434 leeg-*eed Rh. Ri,mH.Calun .........Pastor yJotiin.........Minister .Huler OpsnforMedtatIon .......3:00p.m. Healing, Lecture and Message dr. 3 Wednesday Mttty. ppfI$hi 1911 KI,, kr.c. I4IC• Sl,i,t$ ' .1 "3 _. I_II 'C • 4• % • i5 .•_- Ftiio*. . 0 6:30p.m. FIRST UNITED HODIST CHURCH ______ - • _____ PAOLA WESLE VAN CHURCH OIdNoute4latPa.Ia Rev. William E. Miller .....Pastor Sunday School 9:13 8.m. Morning Worship ........ hI.00a.m. Youth Service ..... ...... 6:30pm, Evening Wor shi p :lOpm, Wed Prayer &Pralse l:lOpm. WILSONMAIER FURNITURE CO. dHU Mrs. MI Wilson MAQTIIADV Eunice I. Wilson and Staff UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKIES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes I". I & P4.if W4fy (I _____ .f 54, Church, Forttt C't C fy C.V. Forest City Now MI Cator,wr,aap,4t.Itosw ,,ms, - Ajow" 111W10 OW'(t, O,lq Cv.rv baettst AMin,, *d Fairmerd (lanlord Gordon I? 92) pit Cwc c-u.i Let.r & 3rd. Lab, Mary I t. ({1' 34I Oa* A Chv1fa ft BaohIt C1.a Mss_ry $a' Cch. Elder 1ov,rs Eacl.si Church. Old Or$anao Rd. at Sailer Avt First I4? urc i Part A FtIS%A* 51s1 Oorcn 04 AItan*we 3InL Rs. 434. Ananiw, 1s F IØIlt I 04 Oana 04 i . F 04 s_Nt MtI F t ,,, Or at , C . r. t,, t r; . Crvlchc4 C :. • ,s, uL..E:t.0 S U Cl P .CaDtrV S411)Lahe- i,~1Rd 5O 'teSs t. &eeo urc C CP*th of Christ. Lari7-iod Cch of Christ, Paws crtutch of Christ, W. lilt S. C,WCI C'WU. Fla Haven DI . Md Pu11UH OF 000' _ Ne Ss1 Church. Hi Orange A Church et en * Chur ch c Goa .eoo (p p (( $i Cfrurt 04 God C Churh04 Godof . Nomsw s_ist ch. Chuta Re. En,c.0 3!.5t Church. Oak pj, %% Ojt Glory B4f 41 Cch. GIT& Mi. MorloN Pr4Init 1*1 Ulls t A *0 0f4'weMsu,ian.r, s_.s1fJwcii. Ian Leneelarvospe . . Chuw of th, ti.ItIvty. t.aai' Ma'y Ca Church, 711 Oa All c.. Ira I. for flyt' Rd. Canofry It Mary Mane Ca Ch04ch, Ave. Aianle , , ... __ AFJ1 Ut. Z*t M4SfOW7 'tsst. 4Ipop Ati ' Ltqan Cch of Protnc,. O4ta cf, 101 W 2S 1nPtac, L utheran Cnch. Gof*n Da Or & it Caswswvry , W 14th 5? CI, Elm Ave ?iS Pinn Ave Cct Pr'u, (j-.,,,, EPISCOrAL A: LUTnHI,lAk . tnt.w uf C,"t 117W -. Church (h. I)'h *e tfr !,t Y"-i ' Be:.: A M t C1,uqcP. Canaan i4gs Casbr, Community Un,i,d tau Church. R Rd. Clflty —.- -- .—=-. =.— — - ..=__ ==j: , f 5stc4d roary Ave. A,, •i 4th Lut'-'ccan Cr.urth. O..,vroot Dr .CJtiit,iy Gar Shrerd t.utreran, ?e $ Ot'ari Pr - - Hv I? 921 O#t Commty Me'd,tt C ur cfl, * Hhnk% Rd ,DeBar, Fr? UntN Church fit Park Ave First Methodist Church 04 0y*e F tnt SoWhs Ma$hod,st Church. 3440 SInford Ave Frei AtthOd4t Cth*CPt. SCOW 1' Oa MatPas' Chvfth. Genei Grace Uni ted Matt Church, A:rpon Blvd Grant Cpel A U E Chcith, De Me4dsi Chwci*, O* OsIn Matit Church P1 WII1 Matd.?, Ut 4 a? Pbqi Si James AM F rh It C,Pf,fl $! Mary't A ME Church St Mt itS, Otte" St Peut' Mathodist Church. tein Rd. E..?ecni SPftd AhrmM Chur ch, S DeBatv S'a United M04jj Churct. Tan '° A ltamonte $ng Ft F, HAalrNE datle FernPa'k Churchof the Nalar,n.. uisn Rd. FP.i !h ha:a. ee. va mun,, en LaSs Mar y Church 0* IM Natareni. Mary It , Lake Mary Lg (hurchaf IPt. Nataren*.Waym.ai & J.mo Lorøcod . f.nstChurch04theHa,a,en. * . - - (..IUlrcI,(, THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd., Lake Meow" WilliardEtdrkiq ........... Pastor Sunday School .......... 10:00a.m. Morning WOflhIp ........ 11: 00 a.m. Evening Wthip .........7:00p.m. Prayer Meeting Wedneiday ......... 7:30p.m. r G~N*t(U&e ' posslyinNIAN Lake Mary Uted Pres,I,q:en Cwch First PrtqIan Church. Oak A & )ra SI wt PrI'sDy$.,ian ChWch OaBety ,J. SIVINTS DAY ADVISTIST Forest tal, Soenthdi, Forest Aeven,t, Church, Høy 43& Sh.nIhg., Adventist Chu,, City Maitland A, Stt4 Si dlv An't ffi, ?m & Em *lnhsf %armnss S c%Ø4y .evanfIs C7',ch I ___ OTHER CNU*CNI$ XO Allan's &ME C4frch, 0tiv 112% All Filh Ch". CameIemuwf,, Wekiva Pr Rd kar dati AiJ H04tJ Chipet. Bear.ii Ave Chvoia Community Church Church 04 Jaiui ChrIstf Latter Oa t auef Ø Chvtth, $1 JOMS S.'nts. fl5 Polk A Chapqi. H Ftc mow whzl The htt*t Army, IU E re $i 104 l H:t's Moravian Chd, AIl$,pt W . int Untie Cth 04 Chris), Adamenf mm1ty chism.Al it people who have found ffie bot. warning others to follow his lion. A larger obstacle is that he The door of his cluttered of. ties. word." doesn't pay to erect his signs, fice where he keeps files on all Recently they heard from Mayes erects most of his "One guy told me to take my the signs he has erected, is someone In the Philippines who signs along interstate highways sign down — that he could get marked "Hub Nub's Theo- found a bottle that had been because "It's where the masses $300 for a sign like that on his travel." property," Mayes said. ~ ~I I Central Hosts Are,,,,,,,.,i Men Central Baptist Church was Methodist Women — will be Pioneer Sunday School Class music by the "Blue Grass host to Seminole Baptist held all day Oct. 2, in will hold a bake sale beginning Partners" Sunday at 11 AssociaUonal Brotherhood for a Fellowship Hall featuring many at 10:30 a.m., Saturday, at the a.m. worship Service. .. FOR THE WEEK . . Annual Seminole Baptist Messiah Lutheran Morning circles at - 9:30 a.m. I I IS Iluman companionship 90wed together In my name, Grady Snowden, Mrs. Shirley (:)fl NEW YORK (AP) — Roman tng limits application of the ban tiSt by US. Cafthc leadership on a ations which "plot" against the 9:30 p.m. Handicrafts and Michael Wagner, 150 Ucerne Boulevard, Casselberry. This Dr.; Naomi, home of Mrs. E.F. filn* dealing with the second arranged by the Rev. John A. membership first was imposed Be ers, 214 Acacia Rd.; and coming of Christ is open to the O'Brien of the University of by Pope Clement XII In 1738 on Mary, home of Mrs. Leon public. Notre Dame. grounds that Freemasonry los214_____ I'tda Vista. Fa ther O'Brien, recently boa- tered vague, hat _1 rellpitaliZed with a stroke, became glon, and Involved secret oaths Redeemer Lutheran Altamonte the first Catholic priest to speak and conspiracy against Catholi. October Church Day at at a Masonic meeting in 1964 In clsrn. C ommunity Lutheran Church of the South Bend, md., and at. Over the years, there has A Gourmet Tasters' Lun terward took part In similar been a succession of papal conRedeemer cileon will be held in will be this at Sunday with a potluck dinner 5:30 conWry gatherings in the demnations, proscribing Cathohave completed a film Dunedin this weekend to educational building of the p.m. followed by the Quarterly rising ecumenical mood of the lic pcipaUon. melodrama. It Is theoldstory of present a musical drains, Altamonte Community Church Congregational Assembly period, saying: A statement from John good and evil pictured by youth "He's Alive," at the Union Oct. 25, sponsored by the d "We're all children of the Cardinal Krnl, of Philadelphia, ur ing which the church budget in Local surroundings. Foreman Street United Methodist women of the church. Serving same Father, and it's about president of the National for 1975 will be approved. Heard, coordinator of the youth Church. Pastor of the church is h will begin at 11 a.m., and Frank Wick is the new time that we put our broth- Conference of Catholic Bishops, department, directed the Rev. Delmas Copeland, former end at For Satur*Jay, October 19, 1974 2p.m. Recipes of all says the Vatican Letter makes Sunday School superintendent erhood Into practice," f ilming and added titles for the pastor of the Casselberry goodies will be on sale at this replacing retiring Jerry Freemasonry, an Interclear that the longstanding SCVWS. church, time. Tickets available at Senkarjk. R)' CARIoI.i. RI(;ln'i:it national fraternal order open to prohibition is not equally apThe movie will be shown for The Golden Years Fellowship church office or at the door, all believers In God, ircludes plicable to all Masonic groups. the first time this Sunday at the for senior citizens will meet The Church Council will meet about 4 million Masons in this As the letter indicates, he First Assembly (;ENEIIAI. TENDENCIES: You have an ideal day to prepare family night supper at 6 p.m. In Wednesday with a program on on Sunday directly after the country, with Lodges In each says, the "canonical provision for expanding in whatever way you wish. You can make new the Fellowship Hall. Halloween Circus World to follow the noon morning worship service. The King's Three will be state operating under an lade- concerning e xcommunication is costumes will be worn by many luncheon, contacts and find the information you need. A new school singing at the First Assembly of pendent, statewide grand lodge, to be interpreted precisely, not thought can guide your influence over greater distances In the attending the supper and The United Methodist Women Longwood Nazarene God at 27th Street and Elm Although some .Catholics broadly, In the light of the acprogram. near future. will hold a rummage sale Avenue in Sanford. Sunday at 7 previously have been members, tual atti tude and practice of a "Autumn Leaves Festival" — Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., on Longwood Church of the p.m. The group Is from Calvary despite the broad church pro. particular Masonic or other ARIES ihlar. 21 to Apr. 19) You can step out of that dull, tJW annual bazaar of the United the church grounds. The Nazarene will have special Assembly in Winter Park. boring existence now and find your rightful niche in the world If hlbition against It, the new nil, group." you put your faculties to work. HOROSCOPE Florida Nuns Prog ram Aids D GEMINI iMay 21 to June 21) Talking with associates now (J lead to better operations in the future. Also, come to a better f..1.....•.. _..p i,,,., ,u,u h&,,. ,._ S('OHI'l() iOcI, 23 to Nov. 2l. Meet with experts and discuss llIInt'tary problems. Make improvements to property that will add It' its value. Be understanding with mate. SAGITFARIUSiNov. 22 to Dcc. 211 You arc thighly magnetic gt", .iritl t all get your s(ial life heightened so that you get ahead faster. Try to build tip your vitality. (API(i('OHN i flee. 22 to Jan. 20 Put th ose ideas to work that st i ll improve your fh'sltion in business. Plan how IC. have true rapport with mate. Strive for happiness. AI II'S ,lin. 11 t:' Feb. I!) I lie our (Wil gregariou.s sell ii1ay and make the acquaintance of worthwhile persons. Know ss hat your true aims are and how to gain then). ...-- '" ' '' . - v.-- . PS -.. . . I ..! k '. - I L Irviiii~ _________ 4 4;!' )4 , .1 i •.,t -- ....- - 'i$' IF YOUR ('Illiji IS HORN TODAY ... he or she will have charm and can make big headway in dealing with others. particularly sthere pleasing the public is concerned. Others still auton'atically gravitate toward your progeny, who is a b'rn leader. Don't neglect religious training. Sports are a must. There is much vision here. IluIgnetic Carro ll Righter's individual Forecast for your Sign for November is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and 5) to Carroll Righter Forecast, Evening Herald, P.O. Box 629, HoIi,*OOd, Calif. 9003$ 44 Vatican Softens Ban Catholic Masons satisfies. But something more there am I in the midst of Grieme. The annual meetings baked goods will be offered Is needed for real living — them." Mathew l8. will be held at Osteen Baptist something called spiritual It you have a ,peciflc Church Oct. 22, at 7:30 p.m., Community . .. fellowship. Try to find a few spiritual need, n in and Stetson Baptist Church In people with whom you can think DeLand, Oct. 23, 9: 30 a.m. Methodist confi dence for free heipful and talk and pray about tlW. Address BOX The Sonshine & Co. youth deeper things of life. It will be a First Methodist choir from Community United Foundation for Christian real growth experience. The you th at First United Methodist Church of "For where two or three are IJsing, Pawling, N.Y. Methodist Church, Sanford, Casselberry will travel to "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life II largely up to YOU! , logical Seminary." dropped off the west coast of When the signs are ready Nicaragua 23 years before. Martha, home of Associational meeting. Those recentletterfro(ntheVaUcaJh'5 church. Mrs. Pearl Menafee, 30 elected were Mr. & Mrs C.W. A motion picture, "A Thief In office on doctrinal matters. The Lutheran Church Women But he adds that it may be Ergle, Mr. & Mrs. G.H. High, of Messiah Lutheran Church Cataline Dr. and Ruth, home of the Night," starring Patty The step comes after several given a "strict interpretation," Herbert Kennedy, Mrs. Ruby Casselberry will have their Mrs. Henry Doscher, 225 Dunning will be shown Oct. 25 years of exploratory friendly that is, applled only inlnstances Wade, Mrs. Edna Sherman, Christmas Bazaar at Winter PlumosaRd.; Afternoon circles at 7:30 p.m., at Cassolberry gestures between some Amen- of specific lodges where such Mrs. Violet McLaughlin, Rev, Park Mall, Tuesday, to a.m. to at 1.30 — Esther, home of Mrs. Baptist Church on Seminola can Catholic leaders and Ma- anti-Catholicism exists. I'IsrEs i Feb. 20 to Mar. 20i Take the right action that will itiiprt've your credit rating and cau.ce you less worry. Know what t"ur public alms are and go after them. 1793 Park devote the rest of my life to church or a rellgl ow denomina- built in the shape of a cross. 1NTANA, Flu. (Al1) — Rn- head of the progr am. "They he lp," she says. "Many are they can't be members of th e ditions, it does not exf'-•i.-H-. '' ' ' ,uu. ,u'r uu ,ils,ln ieei noune am i.soiuted. ,re we surprised mere is a program to church It they're divorced and communicate people who are M(X)NCHILDREN iJune 22 to July 21 i Make your home more South Florida community are just going to sit back and do help them. They say '1 didn't that's not true," Sister Laura divorced, she says. The laws of (tlanlung and increase harmony with those who dwell with you. p1orIng a unique program in nothing?" know the church cared or knew says. the church do not allow a dite h state to aid divorced perSister laura, of the Cenacle we existed." Add inexpensive items to your wardrobe. Although the church still does vorced person to remarry, but Sons as their churchsoftens chu Its Retreat house in Lantana, Similar programs for dl- not welcoii divorce and ad- the church is studying such LEO Jul) 22 to Aug. 21 Get an early start on recreations sons centuries-old stand against di- south of Palm Beach, says the vorced inca and women have t'ises it only under t.'ert.ain con- laws, Sister Laura adds. da and restore your energies. Spend within your budget when vorce. Roman Catholic Church, been conducted in New York shopping. Show more affection to taste. "We're trying to help the di- though slow to change, is trying and New Jersey, she said, but vIil(;oAug. 22 tc'Sept.22iAdayspent at home with kind vorcee cope with everyday life to view divorce as it really is. Lant.ana's is the first for Florii'ood friends can make this a pleasurable one. Sidestep one who - there's no shame, no blame," "There are divorced Catholic da. %i ants to upset the harmony there. says Sister Laura Oliveira, tIhefl and women and they need "Many feel or have been told LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 Keep business appointment that is iinj'rLanI. Tike ('are of correspondence but make it short and -4 sweet. Eajoy hobbi es with Friends. -41 , ' 0 11 FErstChuvchofCi,%1,entj,, Lake MoOo Chal, Or Slyd, ke Monroe km HaHel Jiho.h't W:then. La Laee uM. hMi W St. First Born Church 04 the Living Goo, Mi P,n'ecai(at en Bb4a T'cc', Roç A, islih 04?Oos.'. !ft04e ',.h S,chooi: F't Pentecostal Church of LON Fl Gospel Taber nacle. 7734 Club Ut Ol*tt Holiness Chur , Oak Hut W, ch Sanford AIIae Church. 140? 5 Park A Oslow man — a retired coal miner doesn't do any good." signs, then started producing li.sh,buthehasobllgedrequesI.. from Eastern Kentucky, whose crosses made of concrete for signs in Japanese and signs stand in all 50 states and Mayes tries to put the signs poured Into wooden molds that Spanish. 82 foreign nations and prov. on right-of-ways, but has be built himself. Mayes' wife, Lithe, is responsionally strayed onto private iaces, Each cross weighs about 1,. sible for another side of the op "People tell me they think it's property. lie has had a few run- 400 pounds. eration — messages In whiskey a company that does it or ins with angry property owners, Mayes has since turned to the bottles dropped into the sea. somebody hired to put up them but said he has managed to 1.231k construction of aluminum signs The half-pinr.s contain cards signs," said H. Harrison his way out of the scrapes. on wooden frames, which are printed in 16 languages, inPeople are leery Of Mayes, an elfin man who's been religious durable but much lighter. He chiding Chinese, advisi ng the spreading the Lord's word for signs because "religion has a said a truck can carry about 75 finder to 'Prepare to Meet different feel to it," he said. of more than 50 years. the new lightweight signs, God." "People don't like the idea for a As a voting man Mayes was cornirer1 to only about four to The t.tt! .:re mnk'(1 (1UZ.C1i rin:' vcrcly injured in a rock fall in six of the concrete crosses. friends and postmasters who A major stumbling block for the mine. Doctors said he would Mayes manufactures about put them in rivers or the ocean. die but Mayes believes the Lord most people Is the fact that 100 signs a year in a workshop The Mayes have received cards saved him, so "I figured I would Mayes doesn't belong to a at the rear of his house, which is from all over the world from ,. TAURUS Apr. 20 to May 20) Follow your intuitive promptings and gain the right results where Important matters are conuernt'(l. Sluw yotir true devotion to mate. .B Cv,nant Presb,teaCjth 31715 Or 'I AnØ, CPu, H13 Bear Lake Na Marks lbyterlan Church. 1021 PCIm SIV* Soolt. Rd. Atfsnun., Usaa bwth ;• Wes'it,v Pft,?,,Lan Church, Red Bug Rd Ciwrc, RI 474 SIava . £'t'k' 04 CATHOLIC Fjjt $i Morn Ing Worship rn Evening Worship ......... 7: 00 p.m. "u"sAFF in'erp,, CHURCM OF CHRIST .. # Ba;' Sh M4btp bOt4I Cch, Wi Sa or d Sia B? Church, St JIn 5? Rd 115. Ot? ss. .'a.i s.iv ctci. $13 Pine Ate St AAelf gn c• 1Il4MsIiorarv SIPtIS'. lilt & Cedar ii. s Missionary BeslU Church. 920 CVPItSS . Tmpe Baptist Chur. Palm me. *t Cet Mar IactSI Cth. Mark I W$1 U. 1*1 * i3th ,*den Mis&04sivy Baptist Church. WI * Pastor FLORASTATEBANK son"I United Ma,noriai Church. B DBary ., F' City 1os1 Church F irst .t 04 een P"Vitism "#a# Swiss Cnurc. CHURCH CI1tF Country Club WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes CvfC. 7401 PCfk Swift Crt 04 FI s_pt Church 04 Fu-it1hildh, , Baptist A 111W A%OV$ R$d ', Z CHRISTIAN F t Ctt Cch. i07$ Sà*'Q'd CP-.r.ttMI ChJVC . II; W Church. Lak-,- C'i,an Church. sea' a e R* v1WV44 PW%tCtJ;741*St PpIs bast IZI w Street, Sanford Pra.'p 27%;A IH5 —SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ______ A ISE WILEY OF 000 Firs, Miw'Ny el Got 77Th & B Wilbur AVe., Lake Mary ........Rev, A. F. Stevens Sunday: 943a.m. Morning Worship ........11:00a.m. Youth Group..............7:30 p.m. Minister ATLANTIC NATInPIAP APJte Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMI S SION David Beverly and Staff SHOEMAKERCONSTRUCTIONCO. and Employes PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH A8PWEO The Management and Employes METHODISTS RA LiY ROUND exceeding the goal. Mrs. Faye Messick Is shown at church dinner sith cakes and model of original church which she made. (.p SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTINGCO., INC. . PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. O. (JIM) Smith and Staff L. D. PLANTED INC. Oviedo, Florida and Other ' terms, lie tells them, "Lot not concerned about these troubled your heart be troubled..." lie times which we are now exthen recognizes their be lief in perienclng is in know when to God and demands that they look up and lift up our heads "Believe also in Him." lie and behold the coming of our assured them that He would go Lord and King. This does not by Ruth Stafford Peale Rev P.rvuthW,MuIs ministers Morning Worship ... ..... 1:30a.m. Church School .. ......... 9:13a.m. Morning II OOa m worsl :rser Rev 4. Sunday night. Ile special Rally Day offering came to $10,851 t'JA---_~ 4 UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN .. finies. Yet, in no LmcerWn reason for Christians to be IrSINEE pqrP FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. akd St. Rev, Virgil L. Blyant Choir Practice ............ 1:00p.m. . sieM Rally Day and 28th anniversary Sunday sIth total attendance of 950 In the two morning servIces, 512 In Sunday School and 191 packing the old chapel for rededication service Presbyterian 419 Park Ave. 'nPr r Breakfast 4th Thursday. 6:30 a m Family Supper Y . ........ 6 00 . . WILSONEICHELBERGER 7T , l4lOraageStreue Rev. E.Ruth Grant .........Pastor SundaySchool ... 10:00a.m. Matning Worship .... .... 11:00a.m. Sday Evening .......... 7:30p.m. Wed. BibItStudy..........7:3Op.m Conqueror* Meeting Sunday .........6:30pm. 3Op rn — J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E.C.ElseaancjStaff FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD Leo F. King .................pastor Morning Worship .....1:30 L ll a, m, Sunday School 913am It's the lifetime work of one get anywhere if you ask — it he began making mmll wooden world. M09 he prints in Eng- imister dcclare to them that lie heads; for your redemption was going back to His Father draweth nigh." and leave them In such troubled It would seem that the only knoweth Him: But ye know world to that Ctu-ist who can MET . nyu' I t,VslIay The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Pssible JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff C M. ship Supper . I 5 5 F J~IllllilX --. -.JIiT . .S:30p.m~ 7: 00P M. Worship Prayer spiritual needs. '4 At Evening Wed Bible Study & Nor ore they ashamed to admit their dependence on God—and His Church. You'll hear Marty mid his wife give credit to their religious beliefs for the strength of their marriage and for the ideals that inspire their family life. In face it's Sunday morning, rather than Saturday, when they do their most important budding How about joining them at church time? their — _________ I . It Is usually th* folks like Marty—the ready, willing and able one*--who ore fint to recogini20 . l0:OOa.m. Bible CIISSe.wed UMYF . My neighbor Marty is a certified public accountant. He is also an assistant scoutmaster. And treasurer of the Civic Association. Hard worker for local charities. And—oh yes—Marty Is a Satyrday morning bricklayer. H. can build a Mighty fine wall to set off that patio he put In last summer. You'd think that a man so capable and versatile wouldn't feel dependent on anybody or any. thing. Not so. - Cath(jhc laymen, barred from only to cases In which a specific 11mm; for lie dwelleth with you, give them hope and peace even supper meeting service, hand made articles, baked Friendship Class Cookout will belonging to Masonic lodges for lodge opposes the church. and shall be In you." Therefore, in such troubled times, lie is 11W Homer Miller,and associational goods, Christmas items and Altamonte Mall. more than two centuries, now we, who ha ve the holy Ghost way, the truth, and the life. The letter, from the Vatican's be held Oct. 26 at 5 p.m., at dlrectorandmemberofCentral Trash n' Treasures. From 5:30 DeBary Methodist of the LA. Peterson's. may do so without church ohCardinal Franjo Seper, says home Baptist was in charge of the to 7:30 p.m., a fried or baked jections so long as the particu. that th e church's canon 2335 United Methodist Women's Those attending are asked f__ meeting. chicken dinner will he served tar lodge doesn't foster antistill s ta nds, subjecting Ca thobring a cover ed gr oups will meet Tuesday at Messengers were elected to by the Friendly Circle. Catholicism. lies to excommunication If they Now times and places in represent the church at the That's the interpretation put join Masonic or other associ. .........7:30 00 Pentecostal GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Onoraad.,atwo,dlawnAye. Rev. 0. Ross Denslow ..... Pastor ChurchSchool 9:13a.m. Morning Worship ......11:00a.m. . 4 ~~ — JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH WIWUtFWI9$tre,t George Galloway ...........Pastor Sunday School ...........10:00a.m. Mr rlQS4rvlc .........11:00a.m. EV1flIflQSN'VIC, ..........7:30p.m. Wednesday Service .......7:30p.m. OldTruffistoraN.w.y "I .. ' Church Of Christ R NYPS . . . . Casselberry Community United Methodist Church celebrated a thetnanothercoitiforter. "Even to do for this troubled world. the spirit of truth; whom the However, our work is not to world cannot receive, because reform the world, but to lead as it seeth hiin not, neither many of the peoples of _Ij~ ......... to : 50am 700 p.m; aIf 4 to Ow disciples as to hear their thpn look up, and lift up your to tfk- Father and would send imply Viat we have nothing left wiu.rnaDowney .........Pastor .. -. 1. Service (Wed) . . ......1:00p.m. Nursery Provided for all services floG landoAve (17.97) ' be placed in anyone. World troubled, neither let it economy is on the downward afraid," trend. Inflation is at its worst, In Luke, Chapter 21, ct ¶., unemployment is on the a- forewarned of all that we now crease, the crime rate Is in. see taking place the world over. creasingly higher, world In verse 26, He says. "s1en's pollution is threatening to hearts (citing them for fear, destroy us, prestige and and for looking after those governmenI trust has never thIigs which are coining On the be en lower, morality even in earth.,." But lie had also told Christian America is alincst— If the disciples (and if we are not—equal to that of Sodorn. Christians, we also are Still, for G'xl's people to be so disciples of the Lord), "Let not terntilv truuhkd t1Rl upct is your h e arte troukd, Neither ' against every teaching of let it be afraid." And then in Christ. There could have been Luke 21:28, "And when these nothing so despondent in nature things begin to come to pass Mid Week LUTHERAN - -. , -1 FIRST CHURCH THE NAZARENE 2111 Sanford Ave. Douglas 0. Elliott Pastor Sunday School . 9:43a .m. Morning Worship 1010am. Youth Hour ...........4:Oup.m. Evangelistic Service ......7:00p.m. to GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED . . I , and no dependence or trust to you. Let not your heart be . 153 W.Zllh Place "TheChurch of the Lutheran Hour" Friday 1/ ~ . I LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Hebrews 16 .- *t ;." "t MI- Thursday •.g / \ 11- . / Ii . . i . ii,, . f ____ / I4i,ilserwi 'I• o _____________ . . 1'1 C hrist - MIDDLESBORO, Ky. (AP) lie knows the laws limiting The design and size of the Mayes hires a trick and driver —Along the highways and back advertising on highways, but signs has changed over th e and they begin a cross-country roads are thousands of erases doesn't always abide by the years. trek to place the signs. and signs proclaiming "Get rules and regulations. "It's all In 1917 Mayes began painting Mayes also pair.ts messages Right With God" and "Jesus trespassing,'' he messages on the rocks in the on oil cloth and mails them to saves," acknowledged, "but you can't mountains near his home. Later missionary groups around the . t 9:7.3 d , JOHN 14:1, 'Let not your abiding in us, have no need tobt heart be troubled: Ye believe in unduly worried or overly God, believe also In me." We, troubled about the terrible no doubt, are living in the most t hi ngs coining upon the world. troubled times that the world "Peace I leave with you, M) has ever known. It seems that peace! give unto you: Not as there is act stability in anything the world giveth, give I unto ' 4 1 NaZarene GENEVA CHURCH HOLY CROSS OF THE NAZARENE 401 park Tcmiloraty Geneva Ar)v;,r, r Community Center ctcr Rev. A. E. Green ............. Pastor o T. The Rev. Sunday School : am. Curate Sun Worship .......11:00am. I4ol Communion .........1:00a.m. Sun NYPS . ...... . .... 600pm. Church School . ..........9.00cm. Sun Eve WorShip. . 7:00 p.m. Family Service ..... l0:00t.m. wed. Prayer 7:30p.m. Romans . 730p m. ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sonlando Springs Drive 40 Loallwood, Fiji. just soft *I Interstate ~ Burke Johnson . ~ ... . Minister Keith Hutcherson .... 11a.m. Morning woj 1:45a.m. Sunday School. K/)iSe/)(I! Tuesday ____ fF1 . __________ . Rev. R. Grady Snowden WTRR . _____ . _____ FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Evening Worship ______ - for(IIi(In . . Monday Mctthew 7422. 3 F..., _•\ / ___________________ *0 Cangelistic Serv. Family Night Service . Y.P.E,Wed Sunday iKit, y KL ., 1. 9 I er I.-. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2411 S. Park Ave 3724514 Rev. Fred L. Neal ..........Pattor Sunday School .........9:30a.m FeIIowthip ........... 10.30-ham Morning Worship ........ 11:00a.m ngspraton & Sermon ...............b.7:POp.m % A 4- CHURCH OF GOD 103W.72ndSIreet I . . Pastor Rev J, T. Pills "Church of God Hour" 11.11 .1 .11:0SA.M. WTRR Sunday School . _. - ~ . I r .9ASa.m' R or i n r ! . _0 FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH • 3440 Sanford Ave. Rev. W. R. Bennett .......... Pastor SuAday School ....... .... :4Sa.m. Morning Worship ........11:00a.m. Epworth League ...........6:ISp.m. 1 Evening WorShip .......7:30p.m. Wed.PraverMe$ ........7:30p.m. Wednesday Service ....... 7:30 (:itIw Ii' REVERENL)A. IL DAVIS Churvh of God of Prophecy .,nu1!l'rIl !(lItO(!iSt SuniaySchoOl .......11:00a.m. . .. Prayeriervir. ...... .. ... 7:00p.m. Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 500 East Second Street Sunday Service I. • Evening Worship Family N ig ht (Wed) °''ijvs,South.tSR.43S) Lyman. IrRvQa ......... Pastor sunday School ............ :4Sa.m. Worship ................. 11:00a.m. Nursery 1. Kindergarten -- -..- - — ij r% I!I 11,0 Corner seventh day Adventist Church, MalIlard AvInue, Altamonte ...------ Man With A Messa g e Still 'Doin g His Th in g ' 11 .-`--_'0w ..` - ,~ Church 4 Pastor's SANLAN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH I Friday, Oct. 18, 1974-7A .\% 4' ', , 7 . . 1 • 111111. ;.. , , LAKE HOWELL SOPHOMORES I :iilr:l 1)511 their flt'Ssl) created school are Lake Howell SEaphHi:hurt' Class officers drum left i Gail Kisowlden, first vice. Robin Smith, president; and Catherine Fahistrom, setonfi Irc president. Not present for photo, Diane Koenig, pre'sIdelIt; '.t'(rvtar)"treasurer, (Herald Photo by FJda Nichols) �- - - - - - -. - ____ WOMEN ____________________ -Evening Herald, Zanford, Fl. Friday, Oct. 18, 1974-8A ---- i SPORTS - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Oct. 18,1974-1 B - DEAR ABBY . ''I % 11 I : Obscene Callers Trapped j;. .- At Her Wedding NORWICH, Conn. Ing the connection so It can't be son receiving the call who it only block the call, She said.0 make obscene phone calls in broken, she said, was from, she said. will also record the phone u Connecticut, be prepared to "A call Is not so easily traced used to catch caller was using. Computers meet Dorthy McCoy, the tele. as television would lead us to people who try to fool e sv.. "We. are never going to get 'w / 4 - , ' brtht'r, who was asked to be our best man, has just undergone his third 'peration. lie will be out of the hospital in time for 'eddine, but he'll be in a wheel chair for several mon ths. MV fincc Iriists that his brother be in the wedding party, t heelchair or no wheelchair. Abby. there w il l be over 500 people at the wedding and recepfim. I'm ha%ing a professional photographer take pictures of the %% h4-le thing--even invvies-and I just know that wheelchair . III ruin everything. Imagine, the best man going down the aisle in a Whmlchair! I'm .afraid people will laugh. Please don't get me wrong, Abb y . I love my future brother-In. I. Iau and am sorry .'or what he's had to go through, but I s'Iiiet'ne else should take his place as best man. Am I wrong for %%anting everything to be perfec0 __- Mrs. b- -. .- , -. . -. ' 6 .V 1 ... 4' ,,• . Ir _. -_ I . * - I _. . f,-, sw " , , k Lf i II~ PHOENIX BRIDE ' . . V - -. I,;e,ii . I . - ir, I iA it - -_ ' I X " - % m. i, - tfl the let-lings of your fiance and his favorite brother, you are indeed Mrong. The chunky, clunky fashions of the past few years are , Ing . 10 prettier, more feminine styles. Eighth grade stude g11vnts Mae Graham Ileft) and Cassandra Bradley take cdvantage of this trend to fix flowers in haIr at a recent fashion show held at Sanford Sliddle School. their He refuses to take a vacation. Dad says he can't spare th e _____ time, He's in the insurance business and he makes a good living, but hat good Is the money if he works himself to dea th ? Mom is a housewife. We live In a nice home In the suburbs, have two cars, nice clothes, and my brother and I go to a good camp, Mom and Dad haven't had a vacation together since they've been married. Other families take a vacation every year. All our dad knes is n ork Is there some way e can get him to take i Cl N t ub ;u1i rttin St ht rci I g fly KEN RAPI'ApOflT AP Sports Writer OAKLAND (AP) -The lks Angeles Dodgers brought out the best in the Oakland A's. As it turned out, the best was good enough to win the 1974 World iuii R H . lb _________ 0 _____________________ ph v . -- -- - . r - :t. - must .~iil Arl Winners Fil F tival out Of _______________ ___________________ 4 co Who unty Foes I nvade Tonig - - ~W~ W 4 - ' -'I ' _ - .- veins . 1 - -' r ~ _;: - - - - - , " ..' I - - r ' Burn. - Moose Gift Vialk - = - ~ : J ----------t 1' -'-i' - Rubbed Smudge - _ ___________________________________________________ Go - LOSE 'I Howe ins '; ' orec s WEIGHT THIS WEEK W water _.., (S. - , 4 ' - . 5 j _ = Fun jo bo'-' - . - / 1 - 0 0 1 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 3 I 1 3 0 0 7 0 0 0 o 0 1 0 0 2* 3 6 f'ngefLp Hucli was ready for him. "I hit an inside fastball Grft-n,7b P which, believe it or not, I sort of Odom,p expected," the Oakland Still' Teace. lb said. Then along came Fingers. "I was told that if we got the TOTALS 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 L os A ngel es - Oakland SB - 7 error - but was nailed on a 7 T-7:fl A 49.3.41 ..............,I 4 I • Results • FIRST Doubki. Spec 7: Qvini,-(a (7 3) $ 37 40 Minchall Elorta 2360 64)180 6 Perfrcta ? 3) $11350 Eddy Yra 3 10 1*0 3 NINTH Singt.s. Spec 7: Ur:a Albtrdi 160 3 Murua 13.40 liSa too - - - l - Perfecta (6 3) *9270 Early Daily Double (16) $230 80 FIFTH Doubles, Spec. 7: Domingo Larrea 1400 11 10 400 3 - Quiniela 11 4) S 20. - 44 20 $115 70 ~ Perfecta (3 4) SIXTH Doubtes. Spec 7: Do'iingoAltu 1260 so 470 s AIaa Zarre 6 Arecha Mencha I I 10 7 Quinieta (4 5) S 12 20 Pertec?a is 4) $13470 SEVENTH Doubles. AldaM JavI 17 '(0 7 00 )) 3 Eddy EIor:a 700 400 8 Cecr'oSanch 620 -I InIela fi e) S 1160 Perfecta 1 I) 5111 10 Keep Your WHATCHAMACALL IT Warm With A General - ;C HEAT PUMP WALL CALL. 610 310 $ 60 340 11 SO 2 3 300 5 SalaLarree Rent Mercha I Eectrfr WEATHEATRON EIGHTH - Doubles, Spec 7: ChxhoMigijci S 20 1 21 UI 6 W SAO A (with all 5) SICI 60 360 7 A 7.917. Handle $176,111 Rent Attu Bibio Ramon Merurl Miel Cuh'Oela (2 5) $ 70 o Perfec to (2 s) *16.1 a) Late Big Q (13 with all '.*'P . HEATING, INC. 1007 5, Sanford 322 6S2 ___________ ______________ -- _________ - C'Ood - oru 01P S -Al-A .:". 0, : - _________ "' _____ - - ,•,,..,. I Perfecta (6 5) $309 30 AItu ) eJ I SECOND - Doubles. Sptc. 7: Guinieis 12 4) S 32 10 Ur:a Sanchez 1100 500 2*0 2 Perfecta (4 2) *13*90 Eddy .MvI 660 3*0 1 TENTH Singles. Spec 7: MchaII Lenhz 110 1 Mruri 970 4 *0 300 7 Ou;niela (2 4) S 30 10 Perfecta (2-1) $14210 Mvgueria 310 I Late Big Q (56 with All) *210 40 Qulnieia (2-3) $ 3540 THIRD - Doubles. Spec. 7: Perlect. (2 3) $1 80 Eddy Besila 1660 3M ]0o I Late Daily Doublet42) $135 90 Aldana Yza Soo ]so S ELEVENT" - Doubles. Sp*c. Y: Oguira Elorza 3 40 3 OQJS:a Perez 1500 13 60 160 I Qulnicta (I 51* 37 70 Ne'gul A l 1070 300 3 Perfecta (iS) *123 10 Erdoza Juan ti CO S FOURTH Doubles. Spec. 7: QtjintI (I 1) $ 306') Domngo Zarre 13 60 810 340 6 Perfecta Cl 3) *13] 50 S.intl-Murua I 70 300 3 TWELFTH - Doubles. Spec 7: Cacho 2*0 2 ErdoliAguir,. 22*0 760 520 7 Quinicia (3 6) 539 00 9'baGMtncha I 7 40 510 3 ' I - 000 002 110 000 100-3 lead, I'd be in the game," said E-Yeager, Norlh. DP-Oakland I Fingers. LOB-Los Angeles 6; Oakland 1. . He came in, all right, but 26-PacIorek. HR-Fos. Rudi, Cap iSBk wasn't his usual self. Tinis was sa,do, v-4v,n evident when he gave up a hard U' H N El II SO sin thegle to Buckner leading off Sutton 5 -4 13 eighth inning. MN $hall IL) . The ball got through center Blue 621 A 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 fielde r Bill North and Buckner Odom (II 2 1 0010 attempted to make third on the -' . _ 0 , O - 3 ... other :.., . S _____ a call are recorded Sidewalk Show eries id \/\f)r der, she said. Have some of the tiny veins in for billing purposes. U the call. that source. You A trap helps investigators er gives a false number, Inveshave inorganic my legs ruptured due to the Christillas gif ts will be trace an obscene call by freez- tigators need only ask c per. minerals for life. Sodium from strain? I'm worried. Could this presented to children at salt, potassium and all of the cause 'lie to develop'varicose vacation' Mooseheart and elderly persons elements essential to life are in- veins or harm me in some way? Ribbons were award ed in all ----'. We're not asking for a trip ourselves. We'd be happy if he took at Moosehaven. Color movies ___________ organic minerals. You have to categories at the eighth Mom and went someplace for a rest. Can you solve our problem? annual and slides of t he two Institutions have calcium for your bones m sidewalk show of the Deltona es With the many people taking were shown to members, MILWAUKEE KIDS Art Club, Oct. 13. and even the function of your up bicycling these days, I feel It DEAR KIDS: You might tell Dad that because you love him heart and nerves. These sure it would be of Interest t In the oil and acrylic you pant him to live a long time, so he'd better take Seminole Teams ht Inorganic minerals are exactly many. care of his category, first prize went Presents V\oo health. Heing In The Insurance bisiness k knows thiat all the dement whether the work and Minnie Hines, Orange City for DEAR READER If the no play may make a lot of Jack, but It also makes Jack a Out of county opponents Is the Duty Points to 13 injuries LAKEVIEW at OVIED0 At a recent meeting of the poor her painting, A Time For Project 21st Century Woman in the large city. than the team when we insurance risk. order of the day tonight as the already this season with Jeff S anford - Seminole Art will present part two of the Crows; Shirley Manley, Vero copper or calcium comes from exercise, you already hall a Coming off a surprising won. " This 33 minute color DEAR ABBY: Sixteen years ago I read a letter ire y Seminole Halfback Herb Branch four Seminole County varsity Hanutiond and Robert Frazier shutout loss to Apopka last our colump Reach, placed second with her Assodation, president Miriam Woman's Film Festival on Nov. documentary is a portrait of a water, in vegetables, from problem. Unless you bump BOONE at LY31AN urging readers to remove doors from stored and abandoned exhibit, Docked; and William , I football teams either hit the in the hospithland probably out week, Van Duyne urged all entrants in 6, 7:30 p.m., in the multi- strong woman coming toLerms iron cooking pot or another bruise the legs. exercise should _i the lions could be in The Greyhounds of Dick iceboxes aiil refrigerators so children couldn't crawl into I road themselves or host out of for the year. the Sanford them ShoLur, DeBnry, was third with Downtown purpose room of the new with her new life, and source. Some people don't not cause varicose veins or rup. trouble this week as Its quar- Copeland were outmanned last strong urea teams. realize that an element is an tore of and become accidentally trapped. (You called them "Potential his Red Boat. Honorable Sidewalk Show, Nov. 8 and 9, to Administration Building at developing a new He also explained there is a terback Lee Wark, tailback week the small against veins. Image WU WinlessSemlnoleHighSchool letdown on the team since the Clennie her" element wherever It is found. obtain applications early. 'C went to Kathleen Seminole Junior College. Patterson Exercising the legs act and Edgewater,andthisweek'sfoe, which she can accept ~' I remembered that letter so vIdly because the year before,!mention Pd DeItona W has the task of playing un- Lyman loss. ,,Some Your healthy body regilates pumps the blood uphill out Thesbow will include exhi bi ts I innie The Him, "Woo Who? May "Woo Who? May Wilson" is t of the linebacker Jim Stamps are the Boone Braves, also from the of " , tmd lost a precious four-year-old grandson in such a sense 'AL minerals 3° beaten Oak Ridge on the road, players felt the season was over hurting with injuries. Patterson Metro Conference could be in hillips, of paintings, crafts, sculputre Wilson" is of special revelance warm. humorous, and PGordon the vc in the legs and towardc accident. Folleng h is dea th, his mother (my daughternaw en. while L)man hosts a strong when we lost to Lyman," a nd photogoraphy, and a ) Peterson ; Ben Kersen, Orange to older women, and women terthining. that you have the right amount the licart. The contraction of _ snffered t a charley horse during the same category with : had psychiatric treatment for a year to overcome her recurring City. Boone team from the Metro SEMINOLE at OAK RIDGE Entry award as well as first, who flM theinselm suddenly practice this week. Following the film, Maggie of calcium, Iron, sodium, the inusdes around the deep Edgewater. nightmares and feelings of guilt. Conference. .. The Thonee rs are unbeaten t Sen'doole potassium and other elements veins In the water color sect.lon, second and third prize awards On their own through divorce or Culp, a counsel Wi th an opening l or a Although sporting a 3.1 in the legs actually milks to UnlreadthesamewarnIngthyowumathreemoreeser am in four categories will be separatiOn. MayWllson,age6o, Junior College, will ! in your body. Even the junOunt the blood out of the legs. WIllIShrptac dfIjstwjth Oviedo High School hosts and ranked in the top ten and record, and playing before a beaten Oak Ridge, they have 77* . Lakeview which is presently playing at home. Seminole was presented. conduct an of pure water In the body is tnith then is that exercise his Hibiscus; candidly 9wes her painful open dialogue with the William D. Yesterday I d a snll item in our lcaI newaper. A seven- ROe, Dand Homecoming crowd, coach Bill co me back to beat Winter Park, with playing .500 football, while beaten pretty good by regulated by the body itself. this nature should Fouowing the Art Assoc'n readJustment from her rote as audience. DeLand and Colonial for a 3-I year-old girl, who had been missing for 12 hours, was found Oak Klein isn't optim istic about decrease the I having these necessary items presre In the H meeting, a demon- wife-mother.grandrnoe on a The free dead Caroline Farm; and Carol veins and help -ilI. program Is open tO in your diet or against laymte's winless Kissimmee. coach Claude Woodrif, who Lakeview. water In no way prevent problems. Miorton third with Lavendar stration on making papier lam In Maryland to life alone the pubile. Lyma n is currently 2-2 wi th home. During a game of hide and seek, the child had crawled Into Run. ) A' -_ -.- T , KJSSIMMEE at LAKE also must go through the contributes to galistones or mache angels was given by victories over Lake Brantley the You need to look and II.., ,_I.I_ 'rt use the same Pro BRANTLEY 0 KayRodriguez of DeBary Mrs. Helen Hickey, art inarttritls in healthy people. remainder of the season -andBishopMooreandthegam. Abby, will you please warn your readers again? It may save a won other cause for yo ur problem. the sculpture section with we use and they're also Patriots coach Bill Duty without top receiver Mike of You do not need to drink dis- Compression of the structor in pastels and water k itis Lyman's Homecoming. In a th eat to pass," explained tilleI water for your health. ieg GRANDMA for some reason might be a mee, so he would like to beat his week against Sarasota. . , P%r , College. Your city water, properly tre. men ti on we nt to John Raabe! . TONIGHT'S GAMES DEAR GRANDMA: twill. But most people are strange, They DeliOrla, 0. factor. Or, it could be coin. for his El Toro. I former school and lie's sure the '01 -, ated by the city to prevent bac- cidental. Klein admits that he and his In its first three games, ngs out g they read can never happen to if you have no good feeling Is mutual. Although Seminole was guilty of players realized / teriatnyour water, is the safest reason for the bruises, you Other media winners were: they were SEMINOLE at OAK RIDGE them. ' winless with four losses on the numerous penalities and beaten in every aspect of the DAR Meets of Eark E. Bro, Deltona, with all water immediateiy should we a doctor and let him record. the Cowboys have been therefore Woodruff feels the game last week, but did eH)available to you. If you drink KISSIMMEE st , '-. -. LAKE some tta. perscnal reply, writs to ARBY: Boa No 69700. LA., Calif. 9006g. playing without its offensive team has lacked concentration, phasize the IJons aren't really 8RANT1Y bottled water, you must keep It Counts, MaItland, for his Touch ` Endose Stamped. self addirru" env&IW@, pwa". Send your questions to Dr. Daughters of the American star Gary Larson. Duty expects He said he's trying to fi)cus as good as some people make relatively sterile or you will Lamb, in care of this newspaof Gold; Florence Bossey, For Abbys n,e book let . "Whet Tin Age,'s Went to Kn," sied "" SltoAbailv 1U Lasky Bivrly$hlti, -,-& DeBary, for her Fantasia; 1.-! ham tAKEVIEW at oViEDo P ftm"#Ab...~I . . `-,Ki --4-_.- ILI~e Roberi W. Deane. action tonight. aspect for the tonight's game to M Shaw, Orange Clty, for . )'ourf from germs. Germs, Per. P.O. Box 1551, Rad.lo City "We have a lot of average Sta tion, New York, N.Y. 10019. O%- ied() Linebacker Ted homer Mrs. C.E. Butler, national Without making excuses, overcome the many errors, kids, who happen to play better BOONE at LYMAN her Mushrooms, not minerals, are the big For a copy of Dr. Lamb's defense chairman 'or the problem here. booklet on losing weight, send chapter, gave a talk on DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a cents to the same address POLLY'S POINTERS National Defense, highlightlrg ___________________________________ married woman, 40 years old, and ask for the "Losing her discussion with Information . n office worker in fairly good Weight" booklet, ont At a recent Mooseheart // the efforts being made to I Committee Chapter Night of the bring back prayer Into the ____________________________________ Forecast Standings . Sanford Chapter No. 1404 schools. U Won't AWay Women of the Moose (W0Tht, new members were enrolled By POLLY CRAMER uest and Mooseheart committee Mall Bazaar OVIEW -The Silver Hawks - I J 0 & of tAke Howell tfigh Scnool chairman Penny Petersen -_ DEAR POLLY - Thank you so much for the help you give us presented Sr. Predfictor exploded with two touchdowns 3-I-Il a Pete Rogers The Winter Park Mall's bi. wi th our problems. Now I would appreciate knowing how to Wdn with Regent Frances HUNGREX 'with PSP.A.' with two minutes remaini ng , checks for the annual Charity Bazaar takes -c. remove a smudge from my lovely drum top table. I spilled nail luit tike a tiny womi scholarship fund and place Oct. 22 from 10 n.m. to 9 lI(feat the visiting 1)aytona I ix'lish on its highly polished and waxed surface, Ilungzex tablet before immediately linens for Mooseheart. \liunland JV's 13, Thursday. p.m. with a wide variety of wiped it off with tissue and sponged it with cold but was left meals,.,and banish those At the six minute mark of the me The ann ua l Christmas In home baked goods, unusua l ZETA XI HAS RITUAL OF JEWELS 2&17 l.ee(kuger with a smudge. How can I remove it and restore the original haled extra pounds as ,iiç final quarter, Howell's head Gift Walk was con. handcrafted items and vs*rinn I..__._ %ITàS V tP 14-1 ivy. ___________________ yvu banhii hungcr! WI ______________ :7 t-t'auh Tom Ruby made a Mona Bridges and Vivian Wheeler received the ritual of jewels ducted with members making typesofplanb;onsale, Over 100 DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with men's work boots that their donations of gifts and (hangein his running game by at a recent meeting in Lake Mary cash area cIvic, service of Zeta XI Chapter, Beta )CIBl I have only a thin piece of material covering the steel In the toes, to be forwarded to Mooseheart organizations POeffut utilizing his tailback, Andy Sigma Phi. Also receiving the ritual of jewels was Dorothy will be Am ritdodal sit ever When, that cloth wears away socks rub the steel and continually and liolton, flames, and pledge rituals were receiv Moosehaven. ed by Barbara Ritter, The represented. . i4 rekasesi for public we make holes which mean constant darning. PAT. . With 1. . seven successive Cathy McCloud, Verna Nelson and Lois Sandner. I without pmcrlptlon! DEAH PO1.LY - Like Mrs.C.B.S. I was once an un important carries, the 5-10 sophomore, Moro Suppresses hungcr pangs 1. cash customer in stores where I shopped all the t1m. I had to Cook handoffs from quarI so e5ecth'ely, it actually establish credit EVERY time I made a big purchase that I tcrbac-k Jun Pritchard and 24-21 -. Bill BelIevulle ts ability of limi'he qijs &~Daoma planned to pay for In 60 or ) days. I finally got smart and es* cracked into the rugged OV' body to producc Irene __Mainland defensive line going tablished charge accounts at the big stores that offer them. Now I ft~ gnawing hunger .4ccessortes buy what I nft-d and charge it. Whien the bill comes I pay in full (to t'th inside and oude. Holton :_ Van EepoeI sensations! Result? You -___________________ Pete ___________________________ Sean BUl avid finance charges) so I am still a cash customer in my own Lee picked up 3-4 yards and three .. , don't feel hungry... down mizid plus a 4 valued charge Itir"I customer and my credit rating is exceilentOfcourse,thIscanonJyworkflyoukeInmindthat Rogers .I11 your calorie intake.. . -Belleville Code Geiger Concensus Pick In Sold Prnl The second (1 the trio came snddowngoesyour "i you are going to pay in full when the bi ll comes and Councilman "n a first and two on Mainland's 0 ____________________________ ____________ I 'a M are careful not __________________ V , ___________ ______________ weight. 6 4 -_______________ ' -. to overspend just because you have a charge card. It also keeps 21 as it appeared Ih'lton had Brantley at LAKE HIIANTLEY. - - Brantle y - ,1' LOBE WEIGHT THE PIR$T DAVI Kissiznmee ______________________________ _______________ _____________ _______________ Brantley Brantley n money in a checking accmmt and one writes as few been stopped but a second ci: Thousands now lo weight who ncer thought they could.. .port _________________________________ all but a possible. fort c-hocks enahkl the drive to conMRS F A I. Oak Ridge irif'ril t OAK tllt)GE Oak Ridge Oak Ridge remarkablc cight tones of Oak Ridge (kak 1(idgc pounds liflut' DEAR IW.Y - Our children put their stereo equipment In an inashorhile.SoIfyou'retiredofhalf.wayaiures . O%'Iio - Oviedi, With 'nl area in the recreation room that We former owners had used as a two minutes Oviedo likesew at OVIELX) lh'iedi' Oviedo and want really eecEi,e b.lp in ______________________________________ _________________ ___________________ reducing,,, send for Hungrex today. ____________________ ________________ close t and they wanted a bead curtain to remaining in the game, the cover the opening. After ___________________________ nex t week or oone to E at Lyman H. Boone usutors were pricing beads they found their budgets could not stand the cost so expecting your money bat.k. No prescription needed, _____________________ ____________________ they collected small medicine vials from I,, carry the ball, but a quick ...-wr. •* everyone they knew and lati'na Mainland at LAKE HOWELLo take Howell Mainl nd Howell -- ll"Wlilll Mainland tiand'ff to the 'ther running g ba k, l)'ru rntian' c'rr'sed UI) W:i p.nftd kit c 1.10H at Florida State Florida '-r had dusigas put on them. Salvaged yarn Florida H'rnhi ________________________________________________ ________________________ Florida the defense. was then strung through each vial and knots made along the ' M ami at WF West Virginia VIRGINIA Andiano as able to go off Miami \t,iuiu length to hold them In place. These turned out to be very charWest Virginia West Virginia __________________________ ________ ____ guard loran 11 yard touchdown ming "bead" curta ins as the vials were carefully alternfed = : Ta-unpa qna at TAMPA Talillul Tampa : £1 NCUAS(OPt PUBLIC USL : Louisiana Tanipa run. and Ilowell's first score. according-to sizes and lengths and staggered on ilie various For many ,r,00ds and Øiaces, the look is the S3oo : $500 Texas Arkansas Arkansas at TEXAS, Texas - Texas NEW Texas_lOokOfflafuraln3colo,',7 Green, Gray __________________ It 13 Orlin" Dr. lengthsofyarn._MARYANN, ________________ ________________________ Sanfwd crush-proof bo0 Brown. Each compurpwnts use texture DEARUX-Ithnkltisgcattogveinetintcredjtfor tconomyslzc Phone: 6ltibkt* S Michigan at Wisconsin Michigzn I26tabkt Michigan Michigan usually found only In tither and reptile W isco nsin a good Idea. My husband Is one of those people 'who is always (2) day uppty) SANFORD 3)3.4101 Ujf skin. The surface has drama, It's a tactile S _r_ : ORLANDO I31-1U0 coming up with a bright idea and an optometrist just told him that r' : __ ________________ Patriots atriets IIIIIS his Latest is wonderful. He wears plastic rimmed glasses, as so a discovery in our second century. #11 - Cowboys Eagles l-:gk al COWBOYS' Cowboys many to, bu the bows were aiwlys getting white starchy Woking GIRL STATERS MAKE REPORT ('owboys Cowboys I ___________________________ paces(romexcesspIratIon.Wernademanytripstothepia ________________ American Legion Auxiliary Unit S3of Sanford, recently holding a Redskins (iants at REl)SKINS RedskIns R ed skins whrt' the g!nses were bought -'o have these spots removed Until ltelskin If ____________________________ Redskins dinner j&r.tiv with the Post, enjoyed hearing reports from two __________________ a them. 'w tr:e1 rwgtng haby oil on A miracle happened. All the Seminole High School Seniors spo I nsored by the unit at Girl State Steelers Stcvlcrs Itri'ns at S1'EEiJKS. Steelers Stct'lers Steelers white rubbed off aiid the darkidastic looks just great. Isn't he the i TulIatce last summer, Ph. 321.0780 ____________ From left, Mrs. Kay Wolff, cever one? MRS. W.W. 2015. Elm Ave. (In The AceHardware'D;d) Sanford Jets Jets Jets president; Miss Charlotte Ringling, and Miss Lisa Rivero. .IeLs Stop in and see our [loIs ------.----.ic!s 21 tJ1 ___. t I itr id - on o es SJC k or Minerals I ____ .:, Th I - F - \/'1 111 ty,"said Sal Bando, and the A's Von Joshua's bleeding What the Dodgers learned on Joe HLK1I's base hit in the hitting appearances during the gave it to them by whipping the grounder and hopped in Joy as from best run-producers of 1974. beauty of a relay throw (rain 1. the 14 World Series is ninth inning Dodgers 3-2 Thursday night to Ile threw out the runn cr. , sprinter Herb regular season, delivered a two.Jimmy Wynn hit a sacrifice fly Jackson to Green to Bando. that you don't give the A's a Washington ran for Rudi but run single to key a four-run win their third straight world and Steve Garvey singled in the Fingers walked the dan. Actually, the Dodgers were break and expect to get away was picked off first base by sixth inning that broke the title, this one in five uneasy (lead but didn't second run and the Dodgers gerous Wynn but got out of the know it when with it. It in the most embar- game open. The tireless Fingaines. pulled even with the A's at 2-2. inning by getting Garvey and they popped off against the A's In the first game at Ls An. rassing play of the Series for gers balled out an Oakland This quieted the capacity ,Joe Ferguson on fly balls. The season ended officially before this bizarre Series start- geles, the Dodgers outhit the Oakland. . Series, sta rter once more, when Oakland relief star itollie ed. crowd of 49,7 fans at the Oak. The great relief pitcher then A's 11'4, but the A's outscored It was a big mistake, WashThat set the stage for Thurs. "They needed a little humili- Fingers collared pinch-Wtter land Coliseum for a while got but the Dodgers 1-2-3 in the 7hey called the A's doubtful the DtKigers 3-2. Jackson hom- ington admitted, but the last day night. Movie star Rock they didn't stay that way for ninth and the A's became the champions, even though they cred for the A's, and they got one for the world champions. Hudson threw out the first ball very long, first team in baseball history had won two straight ba seball their winning runs on a squeeze flack in the comfort of their and the A's picked up the In the next inning, Hudi since the New York Yankees to (' titles, hunt by Bert Campaneris and own ballpark, the A's took a same, tired script, parked an inside lastball from Win threestraight World Series. "After they beat Pittsburghan error by Dodger third base- typical 3-2 decision in game No. "We never win them easily," Marshall into the left field The Yanks won five straight at in the I National League) play. man Ron Cey, Fingers throttled 3. `4 I _.71w A's scored two unearned said Oakland second baseman seats. The massive electronic one point and four at another. Xt:_ __~ offs, the Dodgers said they the Dodgers with some great rums after Ferguson, moved Dick Gr"n, the defensive star sign in left field lit up "JOE" in weren't impirmsed by us," said relief pitching before 25-game from right fiehl to cate tr, (if tile Scries. LOSANGELES .lto' fluh, sc t lit the s urniun inntr Catfi;h' I luntir to :iilikii ,Ja -ksoii 's 15 -foot :.o Vida Ittuc, still looking for hi,s A's pennants sprouted from the LCPM. 7b I Ir~ I 0 0 tf home ruii Thursday night, cattle in to get theiast out. .Ibouncer in front of the plate. first World Series victory, was : concrete stands and, as the Buckrer,it "Well, they have all winter to Anothe r 3-2 score resulted in 11111 Buckner and Willie given an early lead but couldn't 2 0 0 I crowd noise peak ed , firewor ks Wynn.f think about it." A - ... . the second game at Los Ange. Crawford hit 1 home runs for the hold it. A Dodger error set up !iti went off. $' Ferguton,rl 1 0 1 0 Reggie Jackson, the most les, but this time the Dodgers Dodgers, but they came too Sal Bando's sacrifice fly in the The dramatic home run came Ce-i. 3b 3 0 I emotional of all the dynamic were the winners. Joe Ferguson late, i Id. _T' r Putteil, is first inning, then Ray Fosse hit alter a game delay of six mmA's, wouldn't gloat over the oh- tot a two-run homer for the Na1____________________ ______________ Cra*c-d, Pitcher Ken Holtzman, who a mistake pitch from Dodger uses. A fan had thrown a bottle ger,C .. 2 o o o viously sweet victory. But you tional League champions and hits as well as lie pitches in ace Don Sutton into the left field -.i11on the field and Wynn, the Joshua, ph got sonic idea now fie felt when strongman Mike Marshall World Series play, unloaded a seats for a 2-0 Oakland lead. ,I. Dodgers'cen or fielder, collect. Sutton, P h, announce(]: "We're the snuffed out ;I ninth-inning Oak. home run in Oakland's Pciore4, ph -5.2 vie- sixIt stayed that way until the 1 I I 0 ed it and threw it to the side, marshait, p champs I don't have to say land rally. I tory In game No. 4. th,whentheDOdgerstied lineswithdisdajn. The Dodgers TOTALS fl 2 S 2 anything " After the ,I _________ _________ urn. 4 _________ AS N H Si pires about the possibility of Can'pne,isss -4 0 2 0 pulling their players off the North, 0 1 I 0 0 _______________ 3 0 0 1 field, but decided that the situJ,ckn, ri 0 00 ation was not quite that critical. p lb 3 I 2 I -1111= .--By the time Marshall got C. washing i Body Has Need I I i .Ii A best man in a wheelchair (or for that matter, ANY member uf the wedding In a wheelchair) is not unique In the annals Of wedding ceremonies. And It's not apt to be laughed at. I)EAR ABBY: I'm a 13-year-old girl. I'm writing this for my brother ihe's 121 and myself because we both have the same 'wob!cni. it's our father. McCoy tracks down we can determine the phone charge. The computer will not cases," she said. people who make obscene, aba. from which the call origi. sive or nuisance calls. She also nated." goes after those who try to duck B)' determining who had acan DR. L. E. LAMB long-distance charges by cesstothephone(romwhjch I misusing a credit card or giving obscene call was made, the someone else's number, caller can often be identified \ We're not cops," she says. she said. -ftple "Our function is to serve as a Billing fraud, theothersideof liaison with law authorities, not the investigative coin for Mrs. as authorities themselves," McCoy, takes two forms 11 But when someone persists in misuse of a credit card and misusing the phone, Mrs. charging a toll call to someone DEAR DR. LAMB - Can a health. I have no varicose ve . McCoy and her four male col- else's number. .section "When you're dealing wit Per" ceritaifled I 11Th h''il I of Southrn New Eril.incl Tek. uung Jieuj:!c they are not hut a!: told that these are inorganic heavy through the waistline phone Co. swing into action. , So ways awore they are stealing," IV SNET response to the Mrs. McCoy said. "But that's minerals and that the body can I purchased a 10-speed ractr use anic minerals. DO bicycle to ride the si x Illiles malicious caller is an electronic what they're doing." collect in our home from work, In hopes that "trap box." . Many people involved in toll these minerals bodies to help form gallstones the exercise would kt "A trap is not a tap," she fraud can be caught because of and ca use arthritis? Also, shape. said, "The telephone company the number they called, she would be never, never puts ait I took a week to graduaHy tap on a said.beneficial to drink only distilled water? phone line allowing us to listen work up to riding the six miln "People's calling habi ts are DEAR READER-Ycuhave But, after about 10 days many, to a conver-sation." Taps can almost as IndividualisUc as (in been listening to some danger. only be ordered by a federal gerprints," she added. many bruises appeared all over ously Ill-Informed people. Do my legs, and particularly th court and the company inde- The numbers at each end of a not take any health advice from sides and back of my knees pendently verifies the court or. long-distance -*'IF k ft -. s 4 ' phone company's first female believe," she said. "But the tern by using an expired or false rid all of it, but we have security agent in the state, trap holds the connection until billing code to duck a toll few repeaters In billing (raul 1 I ' 1 H) ABIGAIL. VAN BL:Ra . __ ; 11 0 Wants No Wheels ¼' - Coll ' :-_--,- .- -1 ____,_ - - ' , - - - 11 - ' - ____________ _____ ____ ____ _____________ Holton - r -. oil 51 _________________________________________________________________________ n. on ' elal ___________-- ': _____ _____ 1401 S. French Ave. 322-2263 ASTRO STAR STEEL RADIAL SUPREME ______________ a ____ __________________ ' '' ____________ 1 _____ -- ____________ ____________ ____________ ___ ___________ -1 q 1 iff - - ______ J (j{ -) P rig HR78x151 77.95 - E78x13 F78xW ______________ G78x14 H78x14 G78x15 ____________________________ ____ ___________________________________ _________________ - - = ________________ ___________________ __________________ -- __________ -- - - I ¶ -- r - = - k..,t -4=- - _--. --=-_-------- --.------ -,= -_------- ---.--- FUN BUNCH! MON-SAL. I AM -s PM -rurLn - Si.99 65.99 38 3.15 _____ 3.26 ____ a ______________________________________ II FED. EX-TA ASTRO STAR SKYMSTER BELFD REG SALE FED. PRICE PRICE EX. TAX - • a a ' 79.95 _______________ ____________ .. t HR7BX 141 _______________ H ________ -' - - Z, - REG. PRICE PRICE 7795 I 65.99 WHITE WALL GR7OX14 - YàjTii' ________ - - _______ _________ _________ irc o'---- "37 91 32.95 12,31 iW 0 95 33.95 12.50 ______ 2.67 41,9 36:97 2,94 40.95 35,95 73 41.95 36.95 2.96 499V 44.95 1-13 - -- �2B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Friday, Oct. 18, 1974 The 'Solomon' Machine Invades Tangerine Bowl The University of Tampa game this season. Fred to be a major candidate for the from scrimmage. Spartans, featuring one of the Solomon, and his Spartan of- Cajuns strongest asset Is their the Cajuns game plan will be kicking game, so the thrust of based on field position, 1974 Heisman Trophy. It Is The Spartans are coached by tense tallied 26 points in the within the realm of possibility Denny Fryzell, an enthusiastic country in quarterback Fred first half on their way to han that Saturday's game with SW field co-ordinator who has Solomon, visit the Orlando ding Villanova its second loss In Louisiana will be THE game in every belief that his team is top,Tangerine Bowl, Saturday five games. which Solomon will rush for rank material for post season most exciting runners In the night hosting the Rajin' Cajuns of Southwestern Louisiana at 7:30 p.m. r 3,000 career yards and also, bowl bids. ENDS OCT 26 WHEEL OFFER ALIGNMENT HI-SPEED BALANCING 2per fire CHECK OUR PRICES FOR BRAKE SERVICE The two Spartan losses were break the Tampa record for to San Diego State and Miami most yards gained in a Tampa The Southwestern Louisiana by the combined margin of five football career, lie already fiajln'Cajuns(O-4) will attempt The Spartans will enter points. Along with Villanova, holds several Tampa records ano th er upse t as they tried in Saturday's contest with a UT-Chattanooga, Akron, and for most points in a game, set their season opener with the record of 4-2, coining off a Toledo have fallen to the power decisive win over Villanova of Tampa. Fred Solomon is last weekend against Villanova, team hut had yet to yield a probably the premiere standout longest run from scrimmage, point in the first, Sale On 1974s [I Green Wave of Tulane, Tulane 1 HONDA 2501 S. French half of any of the Tanipa team and is hkely and longest touchdown run Tammariello, affirms that the Sanford Ph. 322.9607 11 J1u1 By HERSCHEL NISSENSON AP Sports Writer duced 49 right, 15 wrong and But the Tide will have to pla y two ties. Both Upset Specials better than they did agai nst came through - Vanderbilt Florida State because TenNEW YORK (AP) - 'Out. over Florida and Georgia Tech nessee usually plays well at lined against a blue-gray Octoby one point over North home. her sky, the Four Horsemen Carolina and the season's Auburn 24, Georgia Tech 7: rode again." co unt Is 234-9l.1G--.720. Dee-tense! Dee-tense! AtSouth Bend, Ind., this week they are celebrating the 50th Knowing everyone is on pins N North Carolina State 35, orth Carolina 34: But don't be anniversary of the Oct. 18, 1924, and needles awaiting this surprised lilt winds up the 0th. Army-Notre Dame game when week's U pset Special, here er way around. Grantland 111cc penned those goes, Penn Sta te 31, Syracuse 7: f amous words. A crowd of Upset Special of the Week ... 'l!ds used to be the big one in the 60,000, largest ever to watch the Arkansas 21, Texas 20. 11i. East. series at the time, saw Notre zorbacks were looking past Nebraska 21, Kansas 20: One Dame win 13-7 at th e Polo Baylor and got dumped; Longpoint was good enough last Grounds in New York. horns were sky-high For Okla- Orlando Et West - ORLANDO'. of 18O2 Edgewater - '4 Central Florida's First Dealer : i FITE TIRE SUPPLY had to come from behind to win 17-16. Head coach, Augie [ A (1 1 841.8641j Left Blocks • The two living Horsemen, homa and played the second. Florida State 7: Sleepy Jim Crowley and Don ranked Sooners mighty tough StateFlorida shot itsZl,load against AlaMiller, will be honored at half- before bowing 16.13. time of Sat ur day's Army-Noire Second Upset Special ... An- basna. Dame game, along with Adam zana 17, Texas Tech 14. This Miami, Ohio 28, Bowling Walsh, Chuck Collins and per classifies as an upset since Green 14: Redskins may be haps flip Miller of the Seven Tech is favored by 51 points hetterthan last years tinbeaten All h ru itthv, of even thw h Ar:i: I:; ninth u the 19224-4 Notre Dame teams and Tech 17th in The AP ratPitt 20, Boston College 13: have been invited. ings. Anthony Dorsett's rolling now Noire Dame has won the last •.. and so are the Panthers. Third Upset Special ... West Five meetings from Army by a Virginia 14, Miami, Fla. 13: 210-13 count and the Irish Dartmouth 15, Brown 12: Both teams looking ahead have the horses, If not still - Would you the , 4 I AAN GREYHOUNDS L believe Brown's faHorsemen. Noire Dame 42, West Virginia to Penn State, vored? How the mighty have MIami to Notre Dame. Army 7. fallen. Oklahoma 24, Colorado 10: And s peaking of anniverGeorgia 24, Vanderbilt 20: saries, it will be Red Grange Sooners havent lost in fl After Georgia walloped MisDay at Champaign, Ill., when games ... or since the last time sissippi 49-0 last week, Ole MIS Illinois entertains Michigan they visited Boulder, Cob. Coach Ken Cooper said the State. It's the 50th anniversary Michigan 2L Wisconsin 14: Bulldogs had "the best group of of Memorial Stadium and Badgers have stunned someone NCbta5ka, Missouri - athletes we have played this Grange. the legendary Gallop-. year, and that includes Alaing Ghost of No. 77 lame, will be every other week. Not this time. bami." honored at halftime ceremoOhio State 49, Indiana 7: In- r L YMA lFIELD FRIDA %, BOONE HIGH " , nies. Louisiana State 27, Kentucky diana hasn't stunned anyone Illinois wins again ... 17-13. except Minnesota last week. 15: A d ll-deseved 100 th 'iictoLast week's forecasting proAlabama 28, Tennessee 21: ry for Conch Cholly Mac. I4I,,I(,I1r BRAVES" tre Dame, Army, A Mem ory Affa ir Ocfob 18 7j TV Sports . Basketball SATURDAY College Football 12:45 P.M. 10, , 40) Arkansas vs. Texas. CBS Spo rts 3pectacular 2 P.M. (6, 11, 13) Rodeo championships. Wide World of Sports 5 P.M. (9, 10, , 40) Au to racing; wrist- Homecoming Events Tonight ro Chart Game at Lyman Field 8 p.m. Admission: Adults $2 Students $1 ll&il%e KICKO Judging of Parade Floats 7:30 P.M Homecoming Queen rMUtNI A OFF Go Team, P&zt 'CDt Tffmd Go For Win! JUNIOR COLLEGE Serving the community with Fertilizer programs In college credit, Al's Maitland Gulf vocational, and adult education 0 SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE Sanford, Florida 32771 Garden Supplies WTune recker Service Ph. 644.2S23 17.92 Horatio Ave. Maitland, Fl. ,p V: 1 ~ 7 desire. Mike Bantomn overcame some early inconsistencies and settled dosn to make the All-Rookie team. Corky CaIhOW, remained strictly a defensive player. And Hill Chamberlain rIIa(le an t-ccasit'n;al contribution. Rating CENTER: Neat Walks scoring and rebounding both fell off last season, and he gave the impression that he wanted out of Phoenix, Subsequently he was traded to New Orleans for Dennis 831-2285 Longwood, Fla. - ,.. • e tu'tpiwi Wag Suceeo y ea Wanj I We're all for you... s We're Behind You, Team! Hold That Line! Altamonte Pharmacy Crutches • First Winter Park Telephone Aid Supplies Company Convalescent Aids & Construction Ph. 838-8421 Altamonte Springs, Fl. Hwy. 436 Altamonte to a WIN, Greyhounds Win Big I Greyhounds... Of Seminole Count/ UwLq ICwia&iw&ki enter c • In AwI.rn, UI fiJi U I - hasamediocre one. Ithang: C•• GUARDS: Scott's broken arm left the Suns wi thout an explosive scorer and a steady playmaker. His uncertain return still has them An that same position. Maclxod is h"ilding up the confidence of oungsters Gary Melchi'nni, Jim Owens and Nate - ---- - -_____ Bowlina News Charge Em 'I Sock it to 'EM Greyhound3! Tampo HighlIghts 12 noon (13) This Week In the NFL 12 n°°1'i ()Highlights of games played OCt. 1344. NFL FOOtball 1 P.M. (2, 8, 20) Colts vs. Jets. Football 1 P.M. (6, 11, 13) Giants VS. 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C) Midnight (9) New Adventures Of Gilligan (13) Movie (44) Temple Heights Jetsons 12:00 (2) (6) Archie (8) Information Eight (9) Invaders (24) Mister Rogers Gospel Hcur 10:00 (2, 5) Land Of The Neighborhood Lost (6) Valley Of The (35) Roller Derby (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Nashville Music Dinosaurs (24) The Electric Company (44) Er nest Anglery Hour 10:30 (2. I) Sigmund And Sports (6) Cosby Kids (13) Cowtown Rodeo (24) Villa Alegre Sea Monsters 12:56 (6) In The News 1:00 (2,.) Ba seball (6) Children's Film F es tival (9) HIgh School Football Roundup (6) Shazam (9) Krong: 70.000 8 C. (24) Vibrations Encore (35) Speed Racer &. CBs PLA NET OF THE APES "Tomorrow's Tide" The primitive ape society gets another lesson in human compassion tonight. An old man the junk yard. He finds little solace from his Chinese neigh- 1c r1nirntt1 nh,orrøl Ui,..b.n •,n,-I I4UUII .,.. WIU (35) Car and Track (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (6) Sounding Board (33) Outdoors 6:00 (2, 6, 3) News (24) Washlrgton Week (35) Bobby Goldsboro Show (44) Untouchables 6:30 (6. 13) News (9) Lawrence Welk bor. The New Land (24) Evening at Symphony (3$) Scream T heatre (44) Hocus Pocus Gang 8:30 (6) Paul Sand In Friends & Lovers 9L00 (2 5 41) (6) Mary Tyler (9) Spectacular (24) Electric World (13) Family 2:00 (6) Sports (I) Wonderful Plus Fc'ur 8:00 (2,3) Emergercy (6) All In The (13) Movie (35) Cesar's World (6) Hudson Brothers (6) Jeannie (9) Hong Kong Week (44) Combat 1:30 (9) NFL Football 11:30 (2) Star Trek 9:00 (7, 5) Emergency (35) Movie (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (2, 8) Flip Wilson SC (24) Sesame Street (3$) Quarter Midget Racing (9) Super Friends (24) Carrascolendas (44) Lost in Space Shares (9) Kodiak (24) Washington Moore (9) Kung Fu (24) Bergman Film Festival (44) Movie :30 (6) Bob Newhart Show 10:00 (6) News Special (9) Nakla 10:30 (35) News 11:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) New s (35) The Prisoner (44) Night Gallery 1:30 (2) Rock Concert (6, 9) Movie (3) It Takes A Thief Rock ConctrI (44) 1:00 (44) Bobby Goldsboro 1:33 (2) Thriller (9) All Night Movies ___________________________ 8':30 ABC KODIAK "Lesson in Terror" A faintly M""' nnA. V€15..5, 4 ,.nê IIF.UUAVU 111W ' gotohis thesnow.coveredAlaskanwjids rescue, despite warnings from again. A mother wants to take Galen about defying ape her teen-age son back to the customs. To effect the rescue, States, but her estranged the men find themselves con- husba nd balks. In the cor.fusion fronted wi th a treacherous tt of a street confron ta tion, a c! skill in shark.infested byst.anderlsshotand thefa ther waters, and son run off, with Kodiak In pwsuit. 8:3O NBC SANFORD AND 8:39:30 ABC S MIUJON ---. -" SON Old Fred laces problems DOLLAR MAN "The Seven In triplicate. Lamont takes a Mi llion Dollar Man" A titanic Job, at the suggestion of their confrontation between bionic accountant who decides the suxrpowers looms as Steve bestwaytobeattaxesisforhljn Austin matches physical to find work elsewhere. So strength with a mentally in. Lamont gets hired as a competent counterpart lnlnvNi (-clothing.store salesman, and by Monte Markham). The now Fred fears for the future of sparks really fly. Special () All Nite Movies ( 44 ) The Saint SATURDAY MORNING 6:23 (2) Daily Devotional 6:30 (2) Across The Fence Summer $er'ster (C) Laurel And riai uy 7:00 (2) I Dream () Jeannie (6) My Favorite Martian (C) Addams Family (9) Tarzan 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (6) BaIley's Comets (I) Wheelle And The Chopper Bunch (44) Herald Of Truth 5:00 (2) Addams Family (6) Jabberwocky 40) NFL Football 4 P.M. (2, 8) Chiefs vs. Dolphins. NFL Football 4 P.M. (6, 11, 13) 49ers vs. Rams. NFL Football 4 P.M. (20) Bengals vs. Raiders. Florida Blazers Football Highlights 7 P.M. () ' $1 c CPinot Food & nu soix - Fri Southmen vs. Storm. FRIDAY c,I Amn,canCu,,,,,, 51)1- 14P It $ 11PM - a $at. Ills - Sv'iday ) 9 is 1 LUNCH All WFI4 Football 9 P.M. (, y 43 I Pcorit ' M Th THURSDAY I 31 ' TRjr .OLDE A.M. (10) Army vs. Noire Dame. 1) S0lS I •5• CO•a*1i.4 NFL Football 9 P.M. (9, tO, 26, Noire Dame Highlights 12:30 11aMINOLE r A FrATURES MONDAY 40) Packers vs. Bears. 4 (44 U,..,.. (9) Yogi's Gang (24) Villa Alegre College Football '74 2 P.M. (26, ma5.r 11PM CrsdI Cardt Acc.pt.d 11124 SEMINOLE PLAZA SCUD,.,. 9:1 Melms ., . CItttbfV Fla 13I•llt 7% pifte hills Shopping Center Week in the NFL 7 P.M. , 1$) W CoIo.i'aI Dr OrIa,io fltCJ)I 40 Highlights of games played Oct. M21. \VO1LI) A..LIi1I"\C Hihcountry adventre! NITROD UCIN4 ' ' - '• 4- WIUTDISNEY CINTRAL IFLORIDAS OLDIST Of e AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE __I ' _____ FACTS "w'• ______ - . I,dI _x_,,, , - 1QeCCtC A-i Coating & Home Improvements Permanent Textured Coating A Casselberry, Fla. Spuiglt'I'aintingW-3I'. KittyIiisy1; Kitty IlrhyS-.6 split heniiedylractor.c W Becky Tmndel 142-159; Nancy fibers 160153, Mar) Cameron L.:' ?W " k'"7''' ''- ''_'j Ph. 834-6266 Brands Wilkins 154 4 -' -- Warren 155 - _____ - 3 _____ - N., -- 43 - JftDiyb II INURTAINWNT NIGHTLY ,'e ffi• LamØihr•i - Sonny Helms & The Helmsmen Cocktail Hour 5 P.M. - 7 p.m. 45C Well Drink& WINNER Lunch Served P.M. Mon. Fri. DANCING 9P.M..2A.M. EVERY TUE S., THUR S FRI., SAT. "COUNTRY-WESTERN MUSIC" Open 10 A.M.-2 A.M. Phone 831-9321 Hwy. 17.92,lMi. South Big Tree, Longwood um'o 'It *$I for to FUN of ill '4 GOLDEN SPOON AWARD ! I since 1920 near Newport, R.I. ___ ¶ !-' 143 F.odicott Pontiac The "America's & Buick W.21.2 Is named for the U.S. yacht Pools by Max W4Lr4 Dolores Gtllertson 147-156Pam Hawkins 145' Sylvia "America" which won the first Burns Texaco Hittell 146; Kathie Behrens 156- world yachting championship U.Hauul W-4 1,0 held as part of the London 161 Dottie Ilogan 200-220-162Exposition of 1851, IV World 5U; Du(tie turkey; Elyse Isom Almanac says. Successive Behrens Tractors W-ti Wil 166-141-10-467; Elyse 2-7 split: efforts of British and Australian Doris Benton 136-135; Kathy Cooper 183; June Chadwick 149; Ginny Behrens yachtsmen have failed to win Gassman 159-149; J'jne split this trophy from the United o split States, The first race followed a Lyle Burk Farms WI 62 Link ConsL'-uctI3n Wi IA course arowxl the Isle of Wight Sand)' Tyner 151-150.115; in England. Subsequent races Betty Norwood 199; Bernice hada 151-145; Bonnie Link 371; ?'krlene Burk 174-149; Cindy have been in the United States, Greyhounds.' . . StPomberig-Carilson (35) Pop Goes The Country 7:00 : (2) Last Of The c:I:':':::on I C- tlege I VV%U '71 12 IIWII 10) Coach Jonn Week TONIGHT'STV 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Truth Or Consequences vy LOGAN DOWNS Dr. Stuart Culpepper Member District School Board hri:I a talnnt.itl 11 in,'Anciehw,t .. Springs 4 Al! The Way .; Nii' - SANFORD • LONGW000 • MAITLAND I 4) IIIIU Iiathorne, but none can come close to matching Scot's contributions. Whoever gets the starting nod at the outset of the seast.n. alongside Dick Van Arsdale, will be counted on for plavmaking duties, since that is Van ArIale's major short'ssnn' Oths ru Dick can shoot, score p1.1) tough defense and rebound, if ni-cmury. Rating: B-. PREDICTION: With Sliuniate and Scott both out Indefinitely, the Simi' situation is not bright. Phoenix '.success -or lack of it I,ill hingt on thur return, 4ind, of course, hv well they ix'rforni .iFtersard. At precnt, the Suns' outlook is dim. 1.11th in The Everest& Jennings Wheel Chairs Orange Paving a stunning blow to the Phoenix' front line will closely resemble the one that finished last season, except for the addition of veterans Curtis Perry, from New Orleans, and Dave Stallworth, obtained from Washington. Keith Erickson, acquired from Los Angeles for Connie Hawkins, developed into a reliable performer, averaging nearly 15 points and Impressing with his hustle and if tt oj lo V , W Longwood Plaza Corral 'Em Team! 4th place Suns' opportunity for improvement. With him out indefinItely, SEE US FOR YOUR CLASS RING 323-1450 - FORWARDS: Shumate's ailment dealt - Insecticides PH. 638-8791 HWY. 17.,2 ONE MILE NORTH OF 434 IN LONG WOOD Notre Dame HighlIghts 10 A.M. (35), 10:30 kM. (20) 11 kM. (40) Army v*. Notre Dame. Pacific Division The luck ('I the Irish deserted the Suns even before the beginning of this season when it was discovered that No. 1 draft choice, John Shumate, the All-American from Notre Dame, was suffering from blood clots affecting his left lung. The Suns said the former star of the Fighting Irish would be out of action for an indefinite period of time, with preliminary estimates ranging from six weeks to three months. The Suns' physical woes, however, began last February, when Charlie Scott, Ilseir leader In scoring and assists, suffered a J_.L1_ _____1 1___.__ -. ... -.. . cr'rnpvunu fracture of the left forearm. three Inches above the wrist. Metal plates were placed in the arm, and it's U('UUIC unlikely Scott will be ready to play yet for an extended period of time Greyhounds •M..SAT. GAM.-SAT.3-5:35 CLOSED SUNDAY -Up and Brake Service For Information Write To The Registrar or Visit The Campus I - (24) Waif Street 6:00 (6) Growers SUNDAY -i-- Put a ring around 'em Plants and Shrubs - 18, 1974-3B -- -- Florida IIlgllghts12 noon (2,8) Music by "In The Beginning." SEMINOLE -- Friday, Oct. FRIDAY wrestlln UN 1973.74 finish: W 30, 152 8:00 n Dance it, Lyman Cafeteria 10 p.m.- 12p.m. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Almiin,ir NSA 70IME Crowned at Halftime LEISURE t LOUII. ' L) & cou'iit 17-92 Notth in Fstm Paik . STARTS: 7:30 fl' BSIVE4$ . C rt TNCATC( on4 'Itinuo k", .- P.swvaiion tS3I-32I5 ' - I OPEN 7:30 "Mad Dogs So Englishmen" heFrst "i.xae,uIa /4 �- - -=F-r . -. .t - S ' - , --'-- ,,t.r-.- tr. ,- -=.- -..-- - v*TJ_&-TT T'_T_.._,.TTT __-.- 4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - Friday, Oct. 18, 1974 I Lal Notice - NUTICEOFPUBLICHEARINO TOCQP4SIDERANNEXAT,ON _______ herety lvrn that a Pi'hlc Hear,nu will be held at tree C-mmlion Room in the City Half In the City of Sanford, Florida, at 700 oçlock PM, on Oclot*i' 31. 1974, to conSider the annexatlon 00 PrOperty deScribed as follows, i11 _______ SCHEDULE The 5', oi the NW. Townspp 20S. Ranyc lIE, Semrle Countt, F lorøa. 1555 tte N 679 ft thKeof Sat property presently ij (Industrial) DiStriCt .bnd he N 330.5 ft 01 the S 63 ft of the w:o ft of the W, of thO NW'. Sttion7. Township 20S, Rang,31E, SIminole County, FIOrid, Said tWDPCrty 5 presently ZCWIed M A (Light lflOustrjaI) Distr Cnd Jots 1 through a incfui,'' the W 75 ft of Lots 1 and 2) 81k 3 FraHeIghts,accordi,gto,hep,at in Plat tPrecef Os rrcor 3.'Page 19 of the PubI 1COrds of 3mInote County. FIrid. Said PrOperty Is prntIy toned R 1 ($4ngle ' Family Resictentiai) Drstr,cf. end $rom the Sw corner of the P1W'. of; Srction 7, Township 7ç5, Rge 31E, thene P4 12 degrees 5?' 13" E. S1OfttothePOB; N00dee5' 34'W,35$4Sft;N593egre*.t59')7" E,7466 56 ft; S OLdegrees 17' 17" E. 133 46 Vt, S P9 degrees 59" 12" W, _____I1 I _______ ______ ______ 1 ' _____ ______ -- ! ______ _____ - - '1c.--t,i.r:--; .N.411 ret of e,nJ, more or lets S,ldproper?ylspresentIy,M) (!ustr1al) District. ____ _____ *11 partis in interest and citizcns sl4iII have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. y order of the City Commission oftheCityo Sanford. Florida. Ihes iJro aay Os september, 1971. PIN. Tamm, Jr. - City Clerk of the • City of Sanford, FIoris _____ -- PibIish: Sept.77 and Oct. 4. ii. IS 35 1971. ___ DEF1sI _____________________________ 1ff THL CIRC%JI( sOUPY OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. PR-?4-2$4-CP' ESTATE OF HUGO WEBER Deceased. NOTICE TOCREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby nofified and required to file any claims and demands whiCh you, or e.tner of you, may have against said esta?elntheotficeof the (leck of tht Cii'cult Cotjrt of the 15th Js.cial (irtjt, Seminole County. Florida, Probate Division, in the CourThouse at Sanford. Florida, within tour calendar months from IP tIme of ?h first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand my1 be In writing and lied ifl Gjplkate and st4te the place of residence and post office address of the ctairnar4 and must be Sworn to by the claimant. his agerd or attorney, or the same s4n be void. Vated at Orlando, Florida. this 1APf day of October, 1914 Mkh.ef Kohany A Exectjtor of said estate. DØNALD P. EWALDcA GIERACH and EWALD. P•A. Attorney fcr Executor 213 Sun Bank of East Orlando BI, 630 N. Burnby Avsmae • • • - - . • • Orlando, Florida 37'5) Publish. Oct. ii. 3i5, 1974 __________________________ NOTICIOPPOSLICHEARINO TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION . I oclice Is ,iecy given Public Hearing will be Mid at the C mmIsIcn Room lnthCity HeR in the City Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 P.M. 25. 1974. to cons4derIheasvscstlonof prprpy dtlClib('d as fctlgw EXHIBIT A ThOse certan tracts ci land lying bet*-n 20th Street and Country Club Road '3cquired by the Atlantic Land end Improvement Company from Frank L, Woodruff, Jr.. ci at.. by deed July 17, 1950. *$iCh deed Is recorded in Deed Book 116. Page 243 of th public records 00 Seminole County, FIor.das said tracts ci land being bounded on west by Southwest Road arid on the east by the vacated rIght 00 -way Of Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Cemp.iny. Said erad-li of land in :i,ir%g. but r.C'l--T.?t 13. that portion of Block A, MM. Smiths ReviSion Of l's 5ecos Siibdavs*oti, Plat BooS 1. Page 101, said public vqrj. li4no s,ru,th nJ th Str..j and west of Said vacated rigtitcfway owned by Seaboard Coast Line Railrd Company: Saving Cd Excepting, however, a parcel of land conveyed by the Atlantic Latid fld lmprovtsnenf Cornl..-Iny to Laura K, Jackson by deed dattil June 73, 1972. whichdeed isreccrdvd in Deed BooK 945 ge 0037, sj public records andap-arceloflandconveyedbylhe AtlantIc Land arid Improvement Company to CCC Really, Inc., by deed dated January 25, 1911, which deed is recoded in Deed Book 1000, Page 1649. said public records; logether, With 70th Street, Country Cfub Road. Like Mary Road, Roid, 5otjthwest Rox'v,lt Avenue. Mulberry Avenue an tn unnamed patttc l4ritt between theSe 414* tWO nafnfd avenues. et South of 2tI Street ard Al iyrt" cr-' (tjb ecerlainstrio1 land lying between saId 70th Street ItSØ Country Club Rold h(Quired by the All Iritic Coast Line Railroad Conipin,. (Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Cumpanyt tram the Atlantic Land and Impiovemi mat a of - .' . dated ] -' - . . • S - " : • - . . ... , -- a '1 :1 S 'a , , - ., , ", - E ' :-.'; '. .. !. •. •.! a,_ . AGAINST THE AMENDMENT Said revised charter has bNlt incorporaIrd In Ordinanc,No 313 74 of the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, which was duly 1d?ed by the City Ceuncil on the 1st day of October, AD. 1971. entItled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ALYAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA.AMENDING CHAPTER 67 107?. LAWS OF FLORIDA, 1W, AS AMENDED, BEING THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLOP IiA CREATING A REVISED CHARTER AS PROVIDED BY CHAPTER 166, LAWS OF FLOP IOA PROVIDING FOR A REFERENDUM QUESTION OF APPROVAL OF PEVISE0 C HAPTER PROVIDING FORM OF BALLOT, pROVIDING FOR FILING REVISED CHARTER WITH FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF STATE; REPEALING ALL ORDINAPICES . IN CONFLICT; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE TE Said revised Charter provides, among clPer thingS, for the creation cwersofthecetvofAIt.mont, SPrings, Florida; defines corporate limits. prOv,des annezation proCedures. provides for a Cty Commission *ith all legislative COt5isting of five (5) members, on, (I) of wfiom shall be the Mayor; provides aualIfiation. eNction and terms of office of City Commissioners foe two 12) years and of MayorCommissioner for tfw'es (3) years; provides for vacancies, methods of filling same; provides for adoption of ordinances; providN that MayorCommissioner shall be the chief executive officer of the City Setttng p,-ei's nrtj cuties of she Mayor Commissioner, provides for yminationsap4elens provides for Commisi inn districts and iu%tmCnl 00 same; provides -. ._. (Or recall; rniscetlane.ous provisions and transition schedule, It said revised charter is approved by the eleotors of the City at the special referendum election, then slid charter shall be'rome eflthve January I, 1973 Seid special referendum electiOn thaltbetieldonTue-sday,thesthday of November, A 0. 1974, smultaneoutty with the general election of the State 00 Florida and itfion to Lw voted on will be placed an the tatlot at said general esection at ihe precincts electors of the City shall vote Conies 01 Said ordinance with rr,t. containtd therfin .'r on tie with the office of the City Clerk of the City of Altansonte Sq logs. Ftor4a, and same may be curing ,1 'aarter ousw'IesshoursoftheCityatjneCity HII from I 00 am 'o 5.00 p ri. Miwday through Friday of eah wiS Th,t not.ce .5 to be pubiisheo 'n ThCEV(n.AOHtrJIIIOfl(,4*,tktO, four (4) ronSecuf iv. weeks, and, in , , ,. ,-,,..•, ,, L.p Iii C.r, (lttk fl nu 'es IrIn tin ilQt pure's inithC corporate limIts of lF. C'?y DATED th 2nd da, of October, A 0 974 . S Phyllis Jorghl City Clark t of 'e Ct Alfarnonl, 5pfflg, Florida S JOSEPH DAVIS JR E5QUiIE TEPlSTROM. DAViS & McINTCSH Florida State BInk -iu'te 72 Ps' C?!frr f t)t . . -- . -' _ Seminole 3222611 Orlando 831.9993 Ask For Want Ads S i:ooA.M..s:3op,M. Monday thru Friday I thru S times .....40c a urn . . . __________- PR.LIMINARY CERTIFICATE OF CORPORATE DISSOLUTION in The Name And By The AuthorIty Of The State Floildi TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME, GREETINGS: Whereas. FRANCIS V. GAY, ORLANDO, FLORIDA did on the 3rd day of JANUARY, AD, 1973 cause to be incorporated under the laws of the State of Florida "JOKAY, INC." a corporation, with its principal place of business it ALTAMNTE SPRINGS. SEMINOLE COUNTY, in the State Florida, and whereas suct cor. poratfrj did on the 9th day of OC. TOBER, AD., lllICaUSetot*fil,d In the offIce of the Department of State of the Stat, of Florida, the documentary authority required under Section 605.77- Florida $ta!,,es Showing the dSSoluton of Such corperatlon Plow, therefore, the Secretary of State does hereby certify to the foregoing and that he is satisfied that the requirements of tht Iw have been complied will. GIVEN under mw hand and the Great Seat of the State of Florida, at Tallahass.ef,theCapital,thjsthe9th day of OCTOBER A.D., 1974. SeaI) Dorothy W. Glisson Secretary of State Publish: Oct. IS. 1974 DFC. 111 )d:r ', - FICTITIOUS NAME '4oflc l hereby given thst S am engaged III bui4fsst it Route 2. Box '12 0 Longwt, Semino!. County, F iorJ order The tiCti1lo Of TRQ AGENCY, and that I interd to register said name with the Clerk Florida in Iccordance with Vte rta -ir's C-f 'h' l'iCtiti,,,s Home ',!o!,Ir'. To t 3et.'n 565 09 FiOr$I Slatutet rvU 5: Shirley Tripodt P'.Jt1i5h Oct Ii. 75. NOw I, 0. 974 DEGHo They ra y . 29-Rooms for Rent 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnish,d 31-ApartmintsR.n? urnisd 33-Hou..s Rent Furnished rn-no Will take care of your children while you work from 6 5- Call 323 0633 after 6 p m. Will do baby sitting in my home, evenings & weekends, West Sanford. 3230917. Baby Sitting in Deltona for working rnotherj, Good care 571 7015. - 1 lbs SI O) I,,,,,, fresh rrrtjjce rai 37-Business Property FOr RefIt 31-Wanted to Rent -__________ ____________ Real Estitfe OCEAN SHRIMP r P'nn'r c1.-1,i-, PICaSP(all 305 030 liii Frns fresh Oducr ".O'S 5' I: I. ri V. of I i 41-Houses for Sale 42-Mobil. Homes 43-Lots and Acreage 44-Farms and Groves 45-Resort Property 44-Incot%. And Investment Property Merchandjs Sterio Full time - Part time Over II. Call 331 0-470. - Anytime. 13 Houses Rent 44-O(fic Equipn And Supptit5 Duplex. 7 bertrcom. air conditioned. actults prcfqe 377 6670 or 373 Sos-I Busin Opportupities 11 62-lawn and Garden Tools 64-Equiprnenj for Rent - Mobile Homes Rent GENEVA. i7'xlO', carpet, central air, heat, furnished on 7 acres. Near St. Johns for boating, fithiOg $U5 34.3 5017. 3 bedroom trailer, East 50 at Othto. 1 or 2 children O.K. On 7 largeprivateIotl.37)0159 Two bedroom mobile home, no pets. Private lot, 332. 1177. Investment Opportunities IS cre lot In wrterfront estates Children, pets kelcorne 113 534 7057 to interview Rent Un! urnished Apartments 17 72-Audlon _________________________ --------.-- FRANKLIN ARMS APT5 4 Personals _________________________ 323 6650 ,' "The ,'. I SAUL.c JOHN - . i. A i AI,W. = '. - ' ' , * 131 27 _____ , S Drapes - Lde ma nL 7 - I - ' -. SANFORD 373.7O Large uade urees ORLANDO 7Bedroom.1bathpioi.,,Firepi.. $creenedlnfrontporcp,,feflc,dIfl bacKyard pivi fruit trees, garage and carpori. Price 111,500. 345.5SSS - movwA '-lllflR.../l lV & I ) OFF AIRPORT BLVD. JOMPIPOY WALKER k.. AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR PhONE 3774457 AFTER 5.1227111 1 - '. ..J '•f" I- I IL/I I IL (' N OW LIASIPIO Rental Y ( 1941 Hwy. 1797 Op,n Sat. & Sun. 93 S 31-2920 -- Corbelt Real Estate REALTOR _________ -_________ Deflary RAVENNA PARK .1bedroom.7bafh,tencedyard$ wn - A. A McCLANAHAPj, BROKER 372 5,97 Plights, 323 1167 or 373 900/ - (;randcvil F Business Property MOBILE HOME PARK Housç (or , Color TV's, Table & Chairs; AM FM Stereo; 1969 Olcl 90. Also mIsc. items, 373 0705 -. ____ ' _____ I_ '' .- ___ _ -. - . - on Operated vending machines, ref. ivice, cancty, snack etc on or off Ioation, 600 lbs. Commercial Iu'ezer *ilh d'sptay door. NCR cash register. Make offer cash or trade 3031)06.161. family park, Come out today reserve your choft'e lot, 427, 2.3 miles east nI 17-92. Ph, (305) 323.8160 State ltd. / , I. - , and , V - ittan Sofa, Chair, Table: '2 Wicker chairs; 4 Dean Bap Chars, 2 Dressers; Toy Chest. Bahama Sofa, 3 Wrought Iron Nett Tables; Aquarium & Stand, 3 Rattan Lamps. 7 Lawn Mowers 373 9076 ''" U OrIndo83I.2299 small classified ad brinq hg Try ont' and tee Call 377 7611 or $31 9993. 4 in the" (lCie')d SIti-.4'rlintta it 5 anr.st linac' to till SOmthing with, CIa5sifj'ij Act Just ctot In loll or *1% 9993 trw a Oi,ik r.sultt act , CARRIAGE COVE FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS 71"x41" 16 50 EACH P1011'S ItO CASSEL BERRY - Moving? Why finest Sale not live In Sanford's established residential area? 9dgCEwiMe OPEN HOUSE - Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, FLOOR PLAN From $11450 Of Loch Arbor - Large Picnic Area, Basketball dnd Tennj • - •" * Ti,y htdfC.t, rf(J,. - C.lt 377 '811 cr lii ci to pIcc io.r ad _____________________ rr Wl'HADRIVf 'NC. PRCBLF Pcrhp5 I.lcc*,jCan Hilp (all 477 ,347 W'?C PG Be' 1711 SbfDiO.tiOs-idl I - ',' SANDI.EW000 VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD S.,APoFOO, 373 7am I - 1.. - -- - KySt to 11th, East to Valencia Coutt. 723-70)0. brdroorn, family rm tc'ncen, dtPet lOw down Only cne RCatty, REALTOR, 313 17 - - - VA NO DOWN FHA LOW DOWN S i.:;. ,,,-j 37) 1)rj ne or 7 bedrgom tO*nhOS apartments Central heat and lit. enclosed p-Iti Clos' i. tori r'nrrt to te!,tr'-j ron 51,j Atter 6 call 77 Courtc, Initial Recreatlonat Fee Prepald 7~ Interest 7 crs, 2 bedroom block home, 3 out buildings. $'$$73. Cre;,n City. Ii Dial 322-872) - ____________________________________ _________ CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Located 1 block So, of Airport Blvd., on Sanford Ave., in Sanford, Sales office open Mon,'Frl: 94, Set. & Sun. 1.6 -' ___________ NO CLOSING COSTS FROMI PERCENT I1 .a- 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE 4 - 6 Cyl ART GRINDLE'S - WHEEL RANCH INC. -. 6500 N. HWY 17-92 SANFORD PHONE ORLANDO 6454 100 SANFORD SPJFORD 323-1080 We Give Your Car T.L.C. Sale $50 Down (WITH GOOD CREDIT) Buys . Any Car 1971 Dodge Dart Swinger Coupe, i*kc' new, loacte'e'j 1969 Mustang Grandy Coupe, beautiful one Owner car, loaded 17.97 Maitland 645-1415 1961 Jeep station wagon, 4 wheel drive. Good mechanIcal condition Canbe seen 2100 5 Sanford Ave. $5 111.11 - 5'.e my Onci Scil C,oia ,in Sl,, Cons Sirql or Bulk SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W Itt St 373 135) I.. KS F"I t f E Cr. Palmetto & Commercial Ave. Sanford, Fla, Two 19$3 Packard Patricians, cv cellent condition. Make offer. 32)0574. Stamps.Coins ,4 - .,;;-. __________________ HOMES OF DISTINCTION c. i.i, ui .1 l,ua.f Large e'OOuC Lots Near The Country Club 1 BuIlt WIth Pride 321.0120 1971 Buick Electra 225. fully loaded must sell. Call 03.1 3069. if you have an eye for real value you'll eye the CIaI5lfI,d adi regularly, 72 Autj Open daily 10 3 for consignmts sales off the floor. We also buy C-States. etc (lied washers and dryers. Many to choose from. 90 day warranty on all used appliances, Dick's Appliances. )fl 7630, DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 3735420 KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCFS fl 0897 75 Garage-Rummage lagon Train tent trailer, 1960 Sleeps 0. Make offer, 1311 Santa Barbara Dr. 373 433) ext. 262 before 5; or 32) 0966 evenings. Sales Giant Carport Sale - :xira gas tanks, air conditioners, SpecIal on awnings with free in stallation, motor and generator service, hitches. Southern v Services, 373 9020 Air Conditioning Home Improvements Crn?ral iteaf & ,Air Condititng lOt tn,'e eSP*mtes caii Carl Harr,, a! SEAR5 ri SntOrd 377 1771, Appliances Complete trailer hitches, All kinds available SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 73)1W lstSt 32) 1111 uirecfory of , xerts Ready To Serve You! M Camper-Travci Trailers F FutILinc GE AppIinte Sanford Electric Company 2577 Park Drive, 377 1567 - Auto Repair t$,k R TUNE At bring Ste Garage To You Tunc up, electrical and diagnostic service. Call 323 9277 for an op polntment at your home or office. BERT SMITH AMERICAN MOTORS JERRY'S GARAGE. We'll fix your car best for less, all work guaranteed 703 French Ave 321 0590 led adS Serve the buying and telling community everyday react and use them often. Cell 3277611 or 031 9993 Remodeling, Additirit & Repair Carpentry, Roofing, Cement. Finishing, Painting Ressonabte Billy Geck, 373 $207. x -ichen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks Inslaltation awalabte- Bud Cahill 32? 6052 i%flytir-"e BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small tobsWanted )fl-l33$,"La,te Mary" ________________________ - Cal For ' a : ,: Remodeling - C AUTOS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA 1 - LA I Appointment RUcTONlr-. - 322-3103 1 MILE EAST OF 17-92 ON HWY. 436 Pressure Cleaning FALL CLEANING ImpacWash&Spr& Klein Exterior watts, cave's, plti, w6Iks & roofs Removes mildes,, fungus. muo clobbers, wasps & Spider webs 322 0391 Truck Rentals Carpentry OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL PAL PH DUKES 3 5 RYDER RENTS IPUCKS I cor.cinein,t D'e'tI Tractors day )year 373 SilO VINCENT'S CARPENTRY in'eror Trim, PaneIng. Cutgm Carpentry, Plo lob too Small Licensed & Bonded, 323 5677 Land Clearing Wall Papering ____________________ C&A BACKHOE SERVICE airtciclt'aring. Septic tanks, fill dirt, drive-wayS All kinctt of dggeng 322 Ia3 or 323 39!) rAtfl Sl.'TR rr.f, .•O)i V,'ailp.ti- vr td.tr.it- r 'tensed Residential, Commercial F ree Estimates Ph. 377 4473 _____________________________ Well Drilling 'ri' S Concrete & Masonry Free estimateS Floors, patios & dnivet finiI cw ',lri pt,-in'rns P,itth ,tnnl 1, 1. -i 1 Painting Carpet Cleaner Pant'nq and Wallpaper,ng No job lao small Quality *oe'kmançpp Ph 311 35?? or 3 5799 _______________________________ :arpet Mastic. Steam, sham dry foam. Clean It lot the Christmas visitors 323 097). Pest Control ,-.' - ne.c'' Serve a useful CLEANEST PRE•OWNED Can't put the car in tne ganage'111 no longer needed items with a classified ad in tii Evening Herald. Dial 322 261) or 531 9993 to Place yours. Heater Cleaning - Will Do Concrete and Carpt work of all types. Call 373 4251 after I OVER 75 OF THE ____________________ Custom made Drape's anda Spreads Quality workm,s,tjjp Dorc'th, I3!s 3-19 5425 _________________________________ CLEARANCE SALE COME IN TODAY. PET PEST INN Boaring & c,roo'.-''; PP 322 1057 (l,itsified ads arc here to help you buy, cell, rn? c'r swap a? ,, t-, COP It? us help ou piact' ,ours Call 322 7U1 or 031 999-3 TOWIP'S IlL ALJTY SALON I formerly ham iett '5 Beauty NOOk! ¶19 C Pin" 177 5737 SAVE, SAVE, SAVE ill types Carpentry, Parting. Cc-o'er? Wc.rk, Light FiOing 322 76.45 Sewing I OUR USED CAR I 3dct ion', of Pet Care Carpentry, Remodeling. Additions, Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded Free estimate. 373 4034. Beauty Care $100,000 By Additions I 8:30.5:30 WEEKDAYS 8:00.12:00 SAT. li[I - ACOMMUNITYOFFINEHOMES NEW '2988 Mustang City * ,'. 1.6 Auto -- Autos for * Wanted to Buy 69 Appliances Yard Sate: Fri. -Sun, Furniture, dish, clothes, lewefry. misc. Jackson Rd.. 2nd road past Lake Mary Elementary School on left. Follow the signs '1195 Auto-RH 70 CHEVY VAN. 191) MG Midget, blue, 11,000 miles CASH 3721132 $700and take over payments For used furniture, appliances, 377-7033 tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Town I Country Lincoln Mercury Larry's Mar-I. 21$ Sanford, Ave. ,cide selection of new cars, 1 year warranty on used cars. Year End Pnary Y.noos Barn. Al' t;t,y furniture' S.aings 322 45*1 Dealer ,rcj ft '.cellarie'-ous Sell for 10 pcI contignnic-nt F ncr pick ups A(ti S,sf night at 7 p n CallI 1939 Lincoln with 430 engine, lust rebuil'. New transmission. Best 7772770 offer. 373.137) f ou have an eye for real value, you II eye the' (li55ifid dt req ui Or Jw SATURDAY A SUNDAY All household appliances and fur nishing;. Free swing set and dog. 306 E. 20th St. (Near Sanford Ave.) 37)4211. -- 80 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prIces paId, used, any condition. 6.415176, Winter Paik. Used kitchen cabinets, one 30" vanity with laboratory, 530, 4 used L75x15 tires, 130. 372-3.11. 71 PINTO Trucks and Trailers .. Feed 68 Eves, S.4-Ili i599 emationaI '.ton, 4 wheel drive, tool.box bed, 51200. 365316). ____________________________1970 FORD SUPER VAN 11215 CALL AFTER S 327-05.7) 1910 Chevy half ton pick up 6 cylinder, 4 new tirfl, new brk Good condition. 5,100, 273 631.1. JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gorrntrys C 46 373 1733 Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 377-9111 67 COUGAR 1977 Scout, 4 wheel drive Good hunting ggy Af'er 3,373 435.4 Horses 67A Smger 54 79 Pets and Supplies LOT IS OVERSTOCKED - r&rn 65 Bay Mare. Western saddle and tack Included, 5375 3736776. GOLDEU TOLJCH'N SEW In sewing cabInet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine. Full automatic, Pay balance of $70 or 10 pay. merits of 5*. 1910 VW Beetle, I speed, AM radIo, turquoise with black interior. Engine Completely Overhauled $1395. Call Don Pope 372 16%) Dealer. Custom interior Must Sell Used '' " RldUewgod SANFORD, FLA. 313-840 ________________________ - anford Retail Farmers Market. Table space Stall No 6. open to growers 5.3 per dly or 130 per mo. Cilt Stephanie CaIn, 373 0540. FREIGHT SALVAGE BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Appliances, air cond., freezers, refrlg., step ladders. wire, etc. Gormieys E. 46. Sanford 373 4733 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY -SELL--TRADE 311 31SF Fit-st St. 3725672 eVe buy odd piceS of sterling SlIver and gold Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford Ave., 323 9)'O Large Stagpsorn Fern 513 Firm Good Washing Michin, $75 Phone 323 7517 'on Boat with citras, H 0 Trains, Camping gear, Fishing tackle, Swing set, Mi4. Household op plianccj. Must sell NOW. Phone Fri. or Mon 3231511. P7 Appliances II' Aluminum boat, $100 or best offer. Golf clubs, and feather pIllows. 03) 2845, 2 bedroom, 1', baths, well main taine, 577,500 6644791 - MAITLAND FLEA MART R °A Household Goods Couch & ChaIr, $10; 'twin Beds, $15. Round oak table & chairs 0 & J Cunty Shop, 1701 West Itt 52 '"s. 110CC 75? 3?? t,65', . -_ Autos for Sale 74 DART Motorcycle InSurance BLAIR AGENCY '17) 3U One 10 yr. old Quarter Horse Gelding, one9 yr. old Dapple white mare. 5250 each. 3231319. - 2 Bedroom suits, I living room suIte, 19" Zenith B-W TV set with stand, 3 dressers, table, lamp, horn. ad yard misc., 25" console Zenith color TV, matching chair & couch. 571 3516, - IL 4039 8 626.2162 For Sale Lake-like new smeII down assume VA mortgage S • pet Owner, Ph 37)7775 i i Miscell.iri'ous ...... Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 66 Guibransen Horseshoe Spinet Organ, with a lot of extras. Delivered siioo, j2-3i, 51 1973 Yamaha 250 Cycle Only 5,000 miles. Asking 5695 JIm Lash Chrysler Plymouth. - Chihuahuas. For sale frozen beef. Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Pq'nnit'Ii 317 ¶152. 3006 with 4* scope, Shoulder strap and scabbard, Sportk lag .72 semi. automatic With ax scope. Rugar .72 automatic, 3731003, Drexel Solid cherry dining rrn. table, chairs. A hutch; Oriental rugs; Linens; Piano stool; Wrought iron chairs I. mailbox; Antiques, etc. 1213 Magnolia Ave 32)0592. REALTOR 21 Hour Service 3227490 3 Bedroom, 2 bath house Hidden r/i Investment CailBart Real Estate SO Air conditioner, 5000 flU; Antique Showcase; Executive desk matching swivel chair, carpet; bowling ball and bag. 372 4174. Drop in bobbin, zigzag, and 3 needle position. Like new condition, sold new for UI, balance of $43 cash or S payments of $10. New warranty. Five homes plus one duplex (7 unitsl, Total price, 555,000. Assumable 6 pct. mortgage, Trades considered. This is a once in a lifetime opportunIty, Call now. - "\ II1C. ) A "-" lncomeand Investment Property __________________________ fun fo use and react dlasstlied ads' Call 377 76)1 or $31 9993 to p11Cc s-our act 't ur'rnc - 16 all closing cost VA Conventional loans. Builder, Deltona, 9017197210. Orlando, 30523 JJ I oow. PAYMENT A'o ,j' ilouciD MONTHLY PAYMENTS undir Ike F.rm,ns HQm Ad .n,,u,.I,,n Ats?aac ci.,, REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. 373 6.35) or 645 7333 WE TAKE TRADES pays 41 IVythi a NEW MARONDA HOME i,i Deltotia Pi. Mvef d n,s •a' w.r5i09 at .tll at fI?,ry5 .,th aa axnual •d1u%I,d g,o •.tc..,i. a? ss*osti.iso a', eiIdIsi.iv4rIrds.yevn 9bniPwrkhi.:3 • 1 - FORREST GREENE INC. * * * * Deltona * * * * 7*.,Pct. Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN New 3 and 4 be-Iroom homes, P.j 102 baihl pr c ron, 0 . •T,nnis Courts SFistiIng & POaiIng •Olsposats •Dishwashsrs LAKE MARY- S acres nice woods. pleasing terrain, line hornet nearby. $72,500. REALTORS 256$ Park Dr. ________________________ ', ' LAKE MARY- Nearly '-, acre platted walkway to Crystal Lake, 13,100 ALTAMONTE 100*171', whispering pines, high and dry building site. $5,750. - Anime AM Y"r " Lonnwoo RENT? -- ,_... 322-2420 2 pt LX U I Realtors Seminole County - S or 10 acres. Paved road, trees, fenced. Desirable location. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 6710711 For complete Information Call REALTOR Associate jOhflMero a ON RESERVOIR LAKE •l.2.. uj,r.room r •Swimming Pool I L U s Lot. )06'x73l', northeast Orlando Zoned br mobile home. Has utilities & septic tank 17.500 down. Owner will finance 6.44 0690 78 Motorcycles ____________________________ Che 's kennel, Pupi, studs, AKC, To' & Mini Poodt all Colors, Cocker, Mini $. Large Dachshunds, Shih Tj. Schnauzer, Ytr It'. Bu',t, Terrier Chihuahua, Beagle, Chi.poo, 25 pups on ditpty, we buy pups, finance, Shots, guarantee, 1,901 2373416 or 1 901 7)77917, Furnitur,. Mo4jern I An?ique 101 N. ?v.a090ustine St. 377 1406 Lots and Acreage '. - ' Free kittens, a mos. old, S males, 2 females. 322 6799, - PINECREST_ 3 bedroom, 2 bath, extra nice. Pleat to tennis courts. 575,500, LOPIGW000 LIVE BETTER FOR LESS 3 bedrooms, wall to wall carpet, air, INFANT CAR SEAT, II BOUNCY C';Alp.$3: WALKER t' 323 3690 - Equipment for Rert -- 1969 Thunderbird, a door, excellent Condition throughout. $1300, 904 719 3710 JERRY'S USED & REBUILT PARTS 70% French Aye, 321 0590 - 64 1972 Ford Grand Torino, I door, air, will Sacrifice. 034 3089. 1963 PontIac Bonneville parts. engine, transmission, radio, AC. Seats, etc. Call after 5,')?? 9531. Aqua Probe DeplhTnder, duel range, permanent mount, thru hull model, Mutt tell, Make offer. Phone Fri. or Mon. 373 $311. SO Autos for Sale 80 Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories ROFISOpi MARINE ?977Hwy 1797 fl 5961 STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 46. West 1st St., Sanford now open daily for retail Sales. Always a barn full of good clean used furniture, an tiques,, TVs, and appliances. Auction every Saturday night 7:30 p m. ConsIgnments welcome. For information call 3379719. Lu' :uuJ iriL iii' i(:rii ott i anti Fell's Cove. 54.000, small down, assume 532.10 ma. 644 0690, PINECREST. 3 bedroom. Owner will sell F HA or VA. See this one $27900 ill to Oak. Sanford 333 7lllday. 1J Ot5ee ftRO xp ASSOCIATE fireplace, shag carpet, and built.in bookshelv, One year PALACE GUARD service contract Priced right at $22,700. Call Jeff Cohen, Aso $30 5500 43 COUNTY 3 bedroom, l'j bath, brick. Central clImate VA op prove-ti ic,og Mr v ,' Cone se ti's at our big new location Golf Clubs, new model TiIIit irons, Hogan woc4s. Excellent condition. Bag included. SISO. $6? 1110. - u.nu new J bedroom, ) bath. Special financing available, $73,900 POSSeSSIOn 3 bedroom, I, , bath home 2 years 0 S%ume pc mortgage aymen $16 II C. H, and A. j I J I' lJPUI .. SUNLAPOD- 3 bedroom, carpeting, well, utility building, fenced Nice 523.200 Immediate -, Master's "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" • s.....---..,,r I.Mrx I fl'- - 4 LVOrOQm5, , family room. All extras. Call fowl 539.500. " P1 1. A PITA lp,iri 'ti 7 story, 3 bedroom,? baltwith Pool. 1-49,500. PINECREST_ 3 bedroom, walk to shopping, churches, Schools. $19,900 6O6S.I1,sv 17 9. REALTOR 313 ¶71* _____________________________ , . 76 ll'Run About IOHPMotor (0113779576 Good Ladles Drejses, sizes 161$. Shoes, sIze 7i'1 Other good weanIng apparel, 327 $953 Plantation mobile home I7'x60 7 bdrm , take over payments f 590 0 month,' Also older 10'xSO', 2 borm,, good for camp 51200 373 1073. TWEPOTY WEST- Neat 3 bedroom, 1' bath, All extras. $26,000 Realty Harold Hall Realty Boats & Marine Equipment Peterton Baby Car Seat and Stroller. 373 U71. 13*60' mobile home, furnished 2 bedrooms, 1s baths, carpeted, central heat and air. FTU area. 131 3496 '- NEARLY NEW-) bc-droc,m Spiit plan, I', baths, wall to watt car pet, kitchen equipped, large utility Storaoe room, ." • 55 SLAPS UPRIGHT VACUJM CLEANER. 1',YEARS OLD 130373 6957 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanford, 323 5200 Stenstrom ' GOLF COURSE-.) tj'Clr(X)rfl 7 f,iti iiy rorn ',',,'t II I in:. i eat in kitchtn, dishwasher, ger bage dispoSal, range & refrigerator )5' 30' SCreened pool $SS.0i0 AtI '3 bedroom. 1t- ,baths,noqUlIi,l9 $1,900 dOwn, $196 mo 7 pet. Acre Realty, REALToR, 3737750 For Rent or 7 bedroom duplex apartments Furnishati ir wfurnithcrj f). 1.wimming pool 4770 5 Orlando Or. 3232P30 ____ 7)-Antiques 1- )ne acre mobile home site, with well, septic and electricity, Near on paved road. Write or call Mr. WhIte, 177 N Main, Attn Arbor, Mid 4101. brag, garage for rent. Sanforc' Auction, 1200 French Ave. 373 7310 69-Stamps • Coins 70-Swap and Trade ' r Moble Home Lots bedroom unlurnishecj apartment, adults only, no pets. 7613 Elm Aye. C.'II 131 6956. 6B-'?Ian?ed to Buy . '" nc / -, 45 ADU t,HMrsm REALTOR For Rent Rooms for Rent room apt., with large airy roo;ns POrw vinyl floor Pear. -upstairs I,') rt-R (; 7fl 'iY'i ' EXcEpTIoNAL 4 Bedroom 2 bath, I family room, fireplace. carpeted, I eat In kitchen, di5hwath,, gar 9' dSPOtaI range, large 1fl5id I utilIty room. Outside Utility I building, fenced back yard W(ll I landscaped .so Enioy beautIful Wckiva River by renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. Plo pets. No alcohol. 332 4470. ,neOr College area. lust off 17 92 on 427 Vacant lot, ideal for used car or nursery, vtC Water available 771 OilS 67A-Feed ' ... Pnh f LOWDOWNPAYMENT Ornamental stone fireplace, turned columns. tunkin paneled family room, 3 btdrom, garage, red WOOd privacy fenced, carpet, IJnbefl,vable at $23,O0. Pfurryf 2 Bedroom furnIShed trailer with cabana and fnced yard 323-0500 GARfIEPj5,* * iinQte Story %tdo. I, 3 hrdror opartmon Poøl. 'Iubtiout, carpeting, drapes, Iitthen equipped Central Pica? anti -it '.kOn?pI,- rer',ls frn'ri $t.i, '-D 37? 2090, 1505 W. 75tti St $anf,,d 67-Livestock and Poultry - - Miscellanaous For Sale Owner transferred? Easy qualifying , 3 bedroom, 2 bath luxury home on golf course, si,,oc covers all. No closing cost. Fairways Golf Village, 773 7140, ____________ M UPOSWORTH REALTY 003W. 1st St. 7736061,37303)7,372.9)70 i tsvue r TheYlmelested rm 0 3374123 Nights: 322-Sl2lor m SPANISH Travel Trailer, monthly, on lake In campground. 377 6077. , 5-Pes and Supplies - Small 1 bedroom trailer. $90 Month, Adults Only, no pets. 3730764. - 6)-Building Materials '""" " , 3 bedroom, large family room, wa to wall shag carpet, irrigatio system with well and pum Fenced yard 126,500. Low interes existIng mortgage or re finar, 372 17)1 NewhoutesInaru1arca, Nodown payment, monthly payments less thin r.nt )UIJ)IU1LCU to qualified buyers Call to see if ,Ou qualifyf I ..•a.. - ,. lhey're Hot !" BROKERS CLIFF dew 7 bedroom duplex homes in quiet neighborhood, Near I i. Stromberg Ind SiC Shag carpet, central ft A. water and lawn care. $163 Month Call giady Brown Realty, 337 5737 or 377 1964 St-Musical Merchandise Furnished FsnittiedduplCx with) bedroom, Adults, ii pets After 1:30,377 3610 akl Mary SI-Bicycles I. ST. JOHNS REALTY 3BEDIWOM HOUSE FENCED YARD 6450542 Butc her and Meal Cutter With Some Experience HopkIns Meat PackIng. 372429) . and Family only. 3 bedroom, 1 bath, newly decorated Inside. Near Palmetto and 25th St. 1st and last month plus $100 security deposit, $160 per month. 5300336. Surprise your family with extra money for Christmas. Be an AVON Representative. 641 3079 30 S6-Campng Equipm, '*' 1121 'ei: _____________________________ ---- SO Mobile home on lot l06'x731' Northeast Orlando, 517,300. Smali clown, owner will linanc, 644 0690 MOSSIE C. BATEMA 'Get 'Em While Mobile Homes Free brochure on mobile homi living home in Fij'id. Luxuri living on golf course. 77) 7140 '' " Air ConditiOned Room Men On'y. III Myrtle Ave. 322 2779 Rummage Sales IS-Boats & Marine Equipment 63-Machinery , PEAL ESTATE SALESMEN-ConfIdentIal Interview, Computor MIS We take trjj FORREST GREENE Inc REALTORS 323 6353 or 377 1970. SI-Household Goods 14-Garag. p*,., Help Wanted 18 29 S0-'Miscellan,ggs For Sal. • • Increase your Income to Ii pt-r cent 3 y. Marvin P. Ganman 760) P,'ohar,t Trail. ?,'tld Mtg likr 6-IS 15.17 (7.1 ilr I Wanted ' 42 - I Newly renovated, 3 uitirms. famil nooai, kitchen c-quipped. carpet $?.00odownSllQmontnly 377 fli - - 2' or Sale $2-Appliancs $3-Tv Radio , p,, ,p OChyd. food storage Rep -LOSorder from factody-23 pct. comm. Del. to you wIthin 912 days. Toll free (000) 7270533. Write $044 Woodminster In. Oakland, Cal. 94407. 40-Condominiums ..._ Daaq P,itri F Do?nik Rd , Sat GET RICH QUICK II thit is what you are look it-.9 for, forget it. But if you are lookIng for a unique invtment in a new and profitable distributorshIp in coin Operated water lurIflcatIon systems, call or write FOLJNTAN OF YOUTH 736 North West 7th Ave. Ft LauderdIe,4I 333)) (305) ¶25 3796 34-Resort Property For Rent ..•.. Houses for Sale ,, ,,. Ccticte tummmeit . oreat time to sell SOrnelbing wtn, "faified Ad. Just dial 377 1011 , 0319993for0QuickrCsultsact -. - - 9 GOOdThingstoEat 24 For Rent ' ' CHILD CARE ItO MY HOME. EVENINGS :rn' Dt - a y() 11 Babysitting done in my home, Mon Fri. Experienced. 372 U77, Mellonvitle Area. 34-Mobil. Homes Rent 35-Mobile Home Lots P uo. .•. I You Have An Eye For VaIue - HUFFMAPI REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Aisoc. 373 1591; 377 5533 Day, Eve. Ifi the Owner moved north, 7 bedroom furrtIski-,d home Living and dining rooms New range & refrigerator. Ideal for retIred. Quiet neighborhoo. Owner wIll finance. 031 COUNTY 41 SANFORD REALTY 0 i coking for grvd buris 'r .r.'.ct rnent' Ask us about our Islings on properties 'n thiS area ..' - Child Care Houses (or Sale . FrIday, Oct. 18, 1974-5B On The Want Ads I _ :' Realty Jim 3772111 REALTOR After Hr's. 373984 327.399) and 373 0611 INVESTMFNT Eye Your _____________________________________________________ iwo bedroom, clarage aparlme,if' ___________________________________________________________ 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, plt plan mooiie downtown. Hef, air, $125 mo. 1 Pi bath, wall to wall home on S tree traded acres & last. 372 3.419. carpet lag, garage & utility room. 171.900 Tennis 373 5155 I Uedioom furnished apartment _________________________________ located in Lake Mary DRIVE POOL INTO this beautiful 3 Call 377 7241 . bedroom Ih .m., hIL ,'l,urorim vam'iy room, streenen -- ---.. home on Lake Mary. Central heal One bedroom apartment, furn1thed, patIo, central he?, or 526,C'C') and air, large Screened porch. also one 3 bedroom apt ioo cast kitchen arid living room are 2nd St. Call 377 '. "biggies". Come see arid ski, Only formation, $44500 __ J) Nicely FurnIshed Apartment AdultS, No Pets SOMEWHERE OVER THE 377 9400 RAINCOW your highest wishes wilt come true In tttls 3 droom COZy TrOlier. 1 bedroom, mature -il', i2 I home. Above ground Pool, Outdoor adults Good locailon, utilities t4,Iy,i"l,i '' 2 brick barbecue, Sprinkfev SyStem. paid By week No deposit. i7) fenced yard, Screened porcn. 5495 Large bedrooms, kitchen equipped Something for every MUSt sell NOW WELAKA APARTMENTS wish in the family. 179,900 lt.osV ist St Woodlands Area. 1 bedrooms. 7 Ti!hs, frii' c.-J i-ird, ?'gc 0 A A(.Utl 'aPAk I' ,irapes, central or anti FORREST GREENE INC. ADULTS, 140 PETS p'eat. 1316153or3737363 116W 2nd St REALTORS 196W L.ske Many Blvd 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, corner lot. M.axe 373 6)53 cr615 7333 considerable offer. Owner, 322 Nice apartment, siis. Perk Apart WE TAKE TRADES 2700. ___________________ mints. 1711 S.ParkAve.,Sanford, 1 Bedroom furnished apartment. NORTHEAST- Low payment with Stemper SezI no qualifying buys this) bedroom, $135 month, half utiIilI. First and kitChin equipped home. Owner "A wet. Investment tat plus deposit. 373.12)7. beatt a will hold mortgage. Beat today's lifetime of toil Kitchen, living room, b*droom, money markett $21,000. bath, a". No pets, water furLOW DOWN PAYMENT EVEREST REALTY INC. nished. Security deposit, stis Now is your chance to n thiS 3 REALTORS, 675 0005, After hours month.3fllala. -bcdroOfl,2bbthhom,overtino Call John Zueli. Salesman. - - . 322 beautIful Like Dot. Excellent 66 I bdrm, furnIshed apt. at 119 French floor plan on large shaded lot. Ave $100, plus S25 deposIt, water II ,ll. I Only $25,500. Call REALTOR furnIshed. 337.6117 or 372 6530. nartman Really, lfls,, Associate VIc Gisthler, Eves ) Suite 703 TIe Gneattr MaIl 7374. . 3? Houses Rent REALTORS CasSrtberry.5)0 I8-M NOT JUST APOOTfIER HOUSE-A Un turn IS hod home This is a charming 7 story older horn,. Yo will like the large Commercial Properties Fucnssheø or Unfurnishell completely remodeled kitChen, the cheery bri_.fast N-ce? Bedroom Home For Rent Homes Lots A 373 7970 Alter 5372 7039 room, the new wall tOwall car. flu peting and tho many Other 3 bedroom, P'1 bath, kitchen Acreage features fhls home has. Also in. equipped 5175 mo. Harold Hall ctudesnlceguest cottage 549.500 .IOHPO kRtDEp ASSOC 'Realty, REALTOR. 37) 5774 Call 1.41 64 tAJhi$ REALTOR A5s3ciate. ye. sjol'f),, .v'', Mildred Stemper, eve-s 377 1959 Adults I child. Center air, heat. 3 Stemper Realty Broker. 107W Comme c II bedrooms. $115 ()ttjs security. 7621 Sanford, 372 7111 Elm, Sanford i 6956. (tntrj! F lcrcti LIST IP,('. l:[*I ioi Good location, 3 bedroom, I'-' bath, .Ow in cost, high in results, thalA 171','LJLTIPI. 4991 t9lC S i nencti beautiful pool. $200 mo. plus classified ads. read ariØ us. 377 7)71. )'7 1136 337 751$ damage 1. references, 904731. theml 0931. -777 II1 777 1959 Found Keep "!- Sae Hunt SVNLANO ie I'.ivC several nice homes available in the Sunland area priced in the Evening Herald, Sanford, FL a 4; P.11cc efficlacy apartment. I utIlities furnished. $95. Adu only. 372 7794 otter 1. Classified ios do a lob that can or tfflP no other way Call 377 2611 or 131 9993 Now'' 32-Houses Rsnt Unfurnished 7-Ra1'Estaie , ____ no uses tar 3dIE 41 12 Bedrout,i Adults Only Spec Rates ron Senior Citizens Pan ;,vr-ruc.Mob,le Park l',rk r,,,. 116$ Night Cleaner, permanent em ployment. company benefits Apply 9 to S. Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs. -- $7-Sports Equipment . Lost and 6 3OcaIino Rentals - -- - LOST: Puppy, male German Shepherd near Palmelto Av Bap:lst Church. Call 373 6339 Reward Department Hours 6thru2stimes Apartments Rent Furnished I toom, wall to watt carpet, a ir fflfl(IlliOflCd, reasonable nm adults, no pelt 372 1010 Want somethir challenging ir religion? Wc offer it at 7I Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Call 373 9092 eves or come ifi Sat. or Sur morn at 10:30 . NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERto P4ti i btret,y given thu the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chaps 16504. FlorIda Statute. will registCr with the lrqk of the Circujf COurt in d for SemInole County, Fipridj, tjpon receipt of proof of the r-t!caflon f th nnl'C.'. tr.e tic litiOvs flW. towit. INSIGHT OF CENTRAL PI,ORIDA under whiCh I expect to engage in butinesi .t 616 East Altamonte Drive, Attamonte Springs. Florida. That the party interested in Said bU1.in,SS erte-rprlSe is as fotis: i inG,3-ai Dated at Altamonte Springs, Seminole Cq-nty, Florida, tPi. l5l day 04 Otiobi'. 1974. PublIsh: Oct. IL 23, Nov 1.1, 1971 DEG-11) Cost, rr Park. F. P. SHEPHERD, ak a FRANK R. 26 times . . 23ca urn SHEPHERD, aka FRANKLIN R. (S7.O0 MINIMUM CHARGE) SHEPHERD and ANNA M. SHEPHERD, his wife, 3 Lines Minimum Defendants. The Longer Your Ad Ru.s NOTICE OF SUIT TtlC Lcs It Co.ts Per Liri TQ F 1 SIiLI'NEf,D, FRANK P. SHEPHERD, a-k-a Per Day. FRANKLIN P. SHEPHERD and ANNA M. SHEPHERD, his wife. if Rated For Consecutive living, and If dead, the unknown lnsertions-.-No Change 5poJSeS heirs, devisees. legatees, granfees, creditors, successors, Of Copy. assignees, or other persons claiming by, through, under or against the Announcements *tvvmn*m YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1-Card of Thanks that an acflon to Quiet Istle to the 2-In Memoriani foIiOAing describid prOpertes in Seminole county. Florida: 3-Cemeteries LoOs 1, 2 and 3. of FOREST 4-Personals SLOPES, according to the plat thereof as recorded In PIaf Book 9, S-LOSt and Found page 79, of the Public Records Of 6-Child Care Seminole County, Florida. hlS been filed b;Oin%t you, and you 7-Motels. Hotels r re'o'iirc'd to s're a op Of your 1-Eat.ng Places written defenses, uf any, to it, On W THOMAS LOVETT, Attorney for 9-Good Things to Eat Plaintiffs, whow address Is Suite to-Do it Yourself 17)0, Pan AmtriCn Bank Building. Orlando, Florida 32101. and file the 11-Instructions original with the Clerk of th, above styled court, on or before the 13th Travel & Recreation (lay of November. 1971; otherwiSe, a Judgment will be entered against 13-Trarel Agencies you for the relief demanded in the 14-Camping.Resorts Complaint. WITNESS my hand and seal of 15-Action Sports slid Court the 7th day of October, Employment Arthur Beckwith, Clerk of the Circuit Court li-Help Wanted By: Lillian 1. Jenkins 21-Situations Wanted Deputy Clerk (Seal) Financial 5: W. THOMAS LOVETT W THOMAS LOVETT, of LOVElY, KREUTER & HOLMES 24-Business Opportunities 1210 Pan Amirican 25-Loans Bank BuIlding Orlando, Florida 32101 26-insur.nc Attorneys for PlaintIffs 77- invesTment Opportuniti, Publish: Oct. 11, 15, 25, Nov. 1, 1974 ______________________________ DEG-70 --. - - DIAL Winter Personals 31 - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IPI YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON rer or o It-, S For further information call 113 1Se or vrt' .nford Al Anon FarnIy Group p 0 no 353. Sanford. Fla 3???) Want Ad IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 741SU LAWRENCE N. PERVIS and DANPdIE PERVIS. his wile, Plaintiffs. FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business it 112 Columbia Ave., Atlamonte Sorinos, Seminol. County. Florida,underthefictitlous name of BOB'S CARPENTRY, anct that I Intend to register Said name with the ClerIc of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac cord.ance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name statutes.. To Wit: Secf ion 115.09 FlorIda Statutes 5 Robin I Scuderi Publish: Oct. 15, 25. Nov. iL 171 DFG-117 Don ' t ARE YOU TROUBLED? Cati To rree. 641 7077 for 'We Care' 'HoIltne" Adulit or Teens. INFORMATIO -____ .' J.lijtIi(tI !tJ (! Ai'amon'e Springs. Fl. P.r.sn Otf 4. II. 15. #5. l#la OEG)S 4 WANT AD Publish Sept. 27 & Oct a, U. II, 1971 DEFIS) - Ads - - The Board of County Corn missioners of Seminole County sitting as the Seminole Ccrjnty UtiIit3s Board will hold a public hearing In the County Commission Chambers of the Seminole County Coutthowse, Sanford, Florloa, Tuesday, October 77, 1974 at 7;G3 PM. Or as soor thereafter as PoSSible to conslcit'r an application ConcernIng changes in water nd Wwet service rates in areas crc hued to be served by Gtntcdl Waterworks Corporation By S John A, Kimbrot.gh Choirman ATTEST: S. Arthur H fleckwth, Jr. Cierk - ------------ I Classified SEMIPIbLE COUNTY - UTILITY BOARD Notice of Public Htaring - -. --'--. FOR THE AMF.NDMENT - ',.t, ,.l 5r.fwd F hY.OI Pqt'.'.th Sept 2!. & Oct a, Ii. II, 35 !'4 rirr ,, .1 OF SPECIAL PIOTICE REFERENDUM ELECTION TO BE HELD IN THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ON TUESDAY. THE Sin DAY OF NOVEMBER. A.D 1971 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ,Pe City Council of the City of Altamonle Springs. Flida, I1S pe-4I referendum eIe:Iion to be held ifl the City of Attamonte 5.ping% on Tveday, thC 5th day of November. AD. 1971. Thequestlonlobevotedonatsaid election will be as follOwS: PROPOSED CHARTER AMEPIDME NT OF THE CITYOF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA SHALL OPOINANCE NO. 3)3-74 OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA, DULY BY THE CITY ADOPTED COUNCIL ON THE 1ST DAY OF OCTOBER. AD 1yia, AMENDING THE EXISTING CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA. BEING CHAPTER 61.1019, LAWS OF FLORIDA, 1967, AS AMENDED, OF PURPOSE FOR 'HE CREaTING A REVISED CHAR TER AS PROVIDED BY CHAPTER 166. LAWS OF FLORIDA, BE APPROVED AND ADOPTED. ..,, '.: .! ________________ ._ ..,• 1. J t: Ii. Page 479. tao public recOtdt d p.i rCf,1:n o4 fd ecqL.'rcd 1v the A';ant,c Coast L'ne 41 a.iroad Company (Seaboard Coast Line Railroad ComoalwJ from JIrUSa'I Curry,. el vi,. by dertdatId August 71. 1950. rKcivd iii Deed Book 147, Said property ii presently roned Ml I IndustriatI District n !r.'errsf arid cmeris ,i A't r. •;rpo.rua;n-ty 'o tu heard a' tad nearing 8 order of 'he Caty Coss.on 00 t:f' Cy of 5'forc1, FIor4y, thi5 73rd clay of Sepiember. lEd i4 ' t-,'. 'r - Legal N!!ce Legal Notice NOTsCI.iRBiDS The Seminole County Board of County C0mmissIones will receIve bids at the office of Arthur H Beck with. Jr., Cfrk up to 13:00 noon. OctOber 21. 1911, f t fofiowin Group life and Hotpltaiitation Insuranc, for Seminole County Employees Speciftcatlnns may be oaf lnd ff'om Mr. Koa Cable. Ag.nt of Records. ISO E. Evergreen, Longwood, Florida 37750 or by writing the Clerk's oHict. P 0. Driwe? C. Sanford. Florida 3377). Alt bids are to be in a sealed en velope. plainly marked on the outside (Seated Bid for County Employee's Insurance, open Oc tober 2). 1971.1 Bids will be opened )2:00,noon, October 71, 1971 in the Board o County Commissioners Meeting Room, Room 703, Caurthouse, Sanford, Florida. Actual Iward to successful bier will be made at a subsequent County Commitsion Meeting. Room 203, Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. The Board of County Commissioners IW5t5 the rIght to waive any Irregularities or technicalities in bids excep, the time for bidS to be received oridor reject any or all bids Arthur H. Eeckwith. Jr., Clerk Board of County Commissioners SeminoleCounty, Florida By: A. G. JoneS Publish: Oct. Ii, 15, 1971 DEG 77 - punpose .%Qaafl vtien yOu S('II ftc-rn w.tb a las't 'rd ,il ?tOfl-, ticralci Call us tod'3ya Don'i dc-Ia)'' Just dial 3777611 or $3,) I to *-li tour ta,,, cost want ' ART lluiOs%ti P1:51 CONTROL ?87 P.,r I Dr ,vC 172 5*65 Jin, POSC Pest Control 7876 tnoque.s AycSanloro 377 7(*(i WELLS DRiLLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type's and s'z.s We repair and tei STIflE MA(til'I & SUPPLY (0 )O'W 2nd Si Ii "Don't needs'" Serve a useful Purpose agan when you sell then, ith a Ct,sssified Act from the Herald (all us today! Don't delay! ,I,jl dial 372 7611 Of $3) 9393 To plate your low cc? Want Ad -, �_•..........•=_-_ ......... 6B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Marl Walker BEETLE BAILEY TO / L'gE EE ,) GET ø' . DO& ( \ BUT .IE CAN ITE e (, WIN AT BRIDGE GET TZN IF biOU DON' T .WE AN P'OiNT%E NT y SITE / CANT ? Lt t)SWAI.L) and JAMES JACOB% break and to make seven 11 West had started with three to - This J ; ;JJ MASi SE W by Dove Groue C UBSt.E o4n US OFF THE)4 T}4E SHOULDN'T 7 mE RaADwAf WHEN LEAST WE INTERFERE'. THAT 'HONY WAS \ LAN 00 is IN THIS, BEARING POWN ON \ES, \ HELP HIM At.LE' US, C)DNT PS 17 BUT... OL'T! C ION! 1it Ow f • t $1vMJ • - UIp..jS, by Art Sonsom THE BORN LOSER 6CRT PACK 110 ThER 'x (P cATHER WITH CLLORK! by Larry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS give low ..L- w __. 0 I 67th Year, No. 52— Sunday, October 20, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 20 Cents I from dummy. This would give up any play for seen but would insure success of the slant against the presence of all four cards in the West halid. So, you are West. You know South is a careful player. You know that if you play tile eight, nine or 10 he will (luck In dummy and pick up the suit the next time around. You p1m your queen. South should 51111 play low, but will he Thirty Points is 30 points and he just ma pta .ice or king and w ind up in the ash ('.111. pY ALLEY OOP would It - the queen. A very careful south would play low from dummy. V S S by Dick Turner CARNIVAL Friday, Oct. 18, 1974 - . -- --------- - (_, / ( • A - F RM W1 f far I Chance rea attl emen aughter Their Her s I S1 BY SEAN CODE., ueldStaff Writer NE 0 is oneof sev iral eral farm capitalize on higher American organizations, including the — Farm Bureau and the Cat An isolated answer to the 1 As individuals or a group tiernen's Association Jasa IS tat&inan s plight is the in . -.. . . .. there's "no chance" the the " '_' - . total Cattlemen's No series of articles on .....Y'' creasing popularity of "baby ,cattlemen in this area ill I — —i..--- Association secretary. He said obligator falsec,ird plays ' beef" Jasa explained baby 4 'J' . L .'1. I follow the example of some of the Cattlemen's Association OUId be complete without beef is much the same as seal, 'Nonsense, Madam! Your toes alone are size five! The bidding i i their mid-western colleagues and Farm Bureau work in the idt ifl tt1av's hami. In one form or ''__'______.'l-4 •__ bo th being weaned principally . . . •: .. -.. ind slaughter their herds. educatio nal an(] politic-1 1' ui It, r I 1nd h i Fa s t n n rialk, The calf pnL Lurtbs, Wii as the scene, realms, to inainLiin or in i. 14 ________________ 1' iering in bridge coluinn.s time grazing, thus the dli1'.c 'a'' 24 ' q last week of a cattlemen's troduce those laws beneficial to for 50 sears or more lerence T protest which featured the farmers NFO considers the South' wins the spade opening ', The cattleman sells the calf By Roger Bollen FUNNY BUSINESS 64 slaughter of 650 calves and 15 other organizations "too easy" and leads a club. He is not going directly to the slaughterhouse, ,If -. r 1 çQzr TO TELL 'iE\ ,•-. .t- , .; . pig-i. That, Seminole County he explained, thus the bloody to make his slam if East holds rather than the feeder lot .7 .1 4K 1'— 5H00T I) NfWBO9 o STOP J . a .-. / ¶. Agricultural Agent Frank Jasa blast at the system. all four missing clubs, but West . operator. And the farmer hai do you do flflC r_ 1 g1 j insists, will never happen here. ... i• . Because there 15 no NFO ) follo%%s and now the SIAIII is realizes a better return on his A-Ju,t bid %I% tpade%. . WRONIS The cattlemen's demonbranches in ft area there is no cold investment, but still breaks partner ma have the right , -stratton dramatized their prospect of a similar protest A happy-go-lucky South cards for W.('fl 1)111 it I'. iinlikri C'Cfl only if he's lucky , Jasa / dilemma The cost of raising .-c Jasa declared the cattlemen -' - - ... ould rise with the king of clubs said -' , beef is greater than the catlocally raise the "feeder J on the theory that queens Instead of sho%%ing one king demen's return when they sell calves" which are bred and fed. always dropped.a slightly sour partner his bil six heart Crisis .. ,lI lu % it. Quite simply, they said, it's then sold usually to a mid! ' over your five nolrunip to sho%% more careful South would p1lay I%LO kings hat do s ou do not cheaper to kill the animals than dleman who fattens the animals dummy's jack to be sure of his The crisis is imminent, he * -- . -. continue to feed them for sale in for about six months. The steers : - -. contract against any 3-I or 2.2 .nsi er Tornorro N said. f••_•_ i a market that so depressed they are then sold to a feeder lot 1'::-•: ). __ -: . $ , . i... T ,4 . Unless I Inng ',. change can I een break een in the operator, who increases a1 &ç the ' uY Garry aruueau 000NESBURY V~ ICE" A Ill market nkwe! wpiuhi r,f tk. nrime.I ;sh . d astic-aB v.the re th eretc-' no .-- wa y the Jasa athnitted their plight is special diet of expensive grains. inreasing cost of feed and many economic factors and price ot the product can be any lower as far as the farmer Is real, and shared by farmers in The animal is then sold to atxw la, the local cattleman is policies. THE (aI!(. REP 4IU) 19tg .. mis AE Seminole (04 TEP &?6CTZS 6tT County as well as slaughterhouse and eventually stuck. He can hardly get rid of If there is a foreign grain concerned," he ezphasized. HO V(k'9 4f 61P 5AF/1(/ 7 CA4t4! .-4tWE every other part of the country. makes its way, in pieces, to the his product at all, not to men- deal, Jasa explained, it would "The cattleman must start to F rTc AR ACX PIE TALL, PtOtP But he explained the supermarket. ThE W/.5. lion the fact that he can't make raise the price of feed to the make a profit soon or he will go 4434Y0R/15 IA' -MA, i.P$£ tii aovs wr OF out of business. With fewer demonstration was a dramatic Cattlemen Stuck any profit. 'i'-%5'/ '/1t f" cattlemen all over, and not " ..-. 01/16/ jrfr'.t5p 5Tir . -, attention-getting device, which _•-i ,l._ .----The options available to the cause the market price to rise. producers meat will be in short will have no impact of itself on Jasa reiterated his contention Central Florida cattleman are Without a grain deal, although 'supply, and the prices can go ID the meat market or the area cattlemen would not r-csort few, Jasa said. Immediately, he grain farmers would be hurt, at extremen!y high." supermarket. to the slaughter of their can cut back on the feed least the feed price might come If the farmer gets a This type of dramatic liabilities. Instead, the local choosing instead to let the cattle down. Also, the country would satisfactory return, then the City of Sanford crew removes concrete utility pole , SIGNALS 0 17. at 251h Street display, Jasa said, is charac- farmers will probably institute graze for most of its nourish- loose one of its basic balance of price to the slaughterhouse will and Sanford Avenue after state Department of Transportation tertstic of the farmers involved a program of birth control. merit. Next year, he can decide payments assets. be higher and a price Increase Installed new pole, left, moving traffic signal supports further in last week' s demonstration. He explained how the crisis to forego replacing some of the MODIFIED Beef imports should be will follow all the way up the from intersection. Wooden Pole In center was temporarfly inThey are members of the arose. No one along the chain of brood cows. In the meantime, stopped according to a line, be added. — stalled by city to facilitate modification work. . _________________________ National Farmers Organization cattle processers is recovering the rancher can cut had on suggestion by the American The high price to the con(NFO) characterized by Jasa enough of the cost of producing labor and materials costs as National Ca I tiemen' S TUMBLEWEED by T. K. Ryan as "militant." They have pulled the cattle to breek even. So they much as possible, and "live off Associa tion. Imports, b ause sumer does not reflect the ec cattleman's return, he said. this style of protest before, he are all cutting back, the agent the land for a while." of cheaper labor costi, &A MOWTT.I.AflNGILTht MUST SAY IM PEP1.Y I When the price rose rapidly, IJMPIP '\ added, mentioning the dairy added, which is easy for mo3t of tie "guesalmated" the stated, can be used as an efIHVN2ERIN& HOOVES AfHWAR1H PI3APPOINTPJ because of the shortage of meat farmers who poured their milk the links in the chain to do, but present market conditions -. tectlre lever in the beef market, down the draifl. CAN GO FORA RIPE ON1 not for the calf producers such demand about a 30 tent a pound Cattle can be produced and at the market, the catlmen 5WPi'iN MAP PISAAYL.. '' I ___ 1415 NWHOg as the cattlemen in this area. investment by tl cattleman. shipped to this country cheaper -were getting a real high price, AL.L. MANS,YS, MY PEA R I! No Effect ti' 50 to cents per pound. Then Not realizing the feed lots Yet the best price for a calve at than they can be bred here, the retail price went up rapidly. "It'll have no effect on the would cut their demand. Jasa a recent Kissimmee market This type of beef _ I . / - (r industry, and they know It," the said, and at the same time was 28 cents a pound, and the that ends up in theis the kind But at the beginning of this yer, fast food the price to the cattlemen agent stated. "Considering the lower the price they are willing lowest was 13 cents a pound. '' hamburgers that are so starting dropping, and its been number of beef animals in the to pay for the animal, local popular. falling ever since. But the price i country, they could slaughter a operators could not prevent this Unpredictable (1 This pressure is prevalent in of meat in . Casselberry residents will be amount to an almost 50 per cent Lakes Golf Course-to build a million of them, and it wouldn't year's brood. the market has not He said there is no real many commodity markets, but gone down. A paying higher utility rates in hike, tennis court and parking lot On solve the problem. But it'll do Thus, with an ever Increasing prospect for improvement in particularly heavy in beef 1975-and if they don't like it In addition, a recent dictum a vacant lot near the con- exactly what they intended it to animal population on county the near future. He based this because there are many cheap — "There are no simple yes and they can pop off to their heart's frn the slate Department of domininum development, do, attract public attention." ranches, and the continually on the unpredicatability of beef producers waiting to no answers, he concluded. content Monday night. Pollution Control will require Surrounding property owners by Al Verm..r PRISCILLA'S POP It won't make any difference modifications in the city's have opposed the move in "HE'S ...IALP\) - OLIVER "\ '\\ since council has already ap. sewage treatment plant on previous meetlags, claiming -4ALF IS AN SPANIEL proved a new budget that in. North Winter Park Drive. they would rather have the lot vr\TEPIEF? AND HALF / -. UNUSUAL (4 : UAL . _j '-4D' ' eludes the rate increase but remain undeveloped. dd — On Ban Kills FPL Funding <-I In keeping with the council's J7f) state law requires that a public philosophy' that monies from Council will also take action INHAN11 (All) — Florida PowKnuck's ruling only affected that the PSC has no authority to med a "complicated and ur. r-the general fund cannot be used on proposed ordinance that Bill Johnson, a spoke-viian for sewer rates are increased. Light Co. _ officials say a FP&L, but officials of other delegate its rate-making power gent" problem. to support any utility' operation, would permit the city to have an er & Florida Power Corp., said, "II a 0 The increase in the utility a significant hike in utility rates formal agreement of mutual judge's ruling that the utility large utilities In the state ex- to utilities and that firms ha d "There may have to be a similar injunction were levied rates was passed by council as is again expected as a result of police aid with surrounding must stop imposing fuel adjust- pressed fear that judges would increased adjustment charges concept of somebody waiving against Florida Power, the an alternative to a real estate ment charges on its 1.6 million rule the same way on similar without PSC approval, these modifications. municipalities. Presently, their nights to due process to get result would be absolutely tax despite the objections of suits The PSC has scheduled a to that point," said Weeks. city will answer police calls customers has killed financing consumer-interest catastrophic." Councilman Charles Glascock The public hearing will be in .e $ public hearing on the charges in outside the city, but the on 1175 millIon of construction, brought against them, FP&L executive vice presiHe said the firm couldn't afand almost 100 residents who two seperate phases: one on In a temporary Injunction efh FP&I, spokesmen said under- Tallahassee Wednesday, a few dent John Hudiburg said t e ford to buy fuel without the surprocedure is not a formalized turned out in protes t at the proposed ordinance 282, con(ective Wednesday, Dade Cir- writers, already concerned hours before the judge's ruling firm has k-.is than a 30-day sup. charge one. ___________________ and added, "there Just public hearing of Sept. 16 on the cerning the water rates intuit Judge Francis X. Knuck about Atty. Gen. Robert She- takes (Elect. ply of fuel oil. "Without adewouldn't be any electricity" for general fund and utility crease; and on ordinance 283 A tic',% date for the ap- ordered FP&L to stop imposing yin's opinion that the charges However, William Weeks, quate funds, we can't pay for the finn's 600,000 cu.!tomers, ARCHIE budgets. All were in favor of a concerning the by Bob Montana city the fuel charge on customers were illegal, canceled backing PSC general counsel, said de- additional .. - . .-- an acting .....,,.. --U,- - - -- - - lUll real ax Monday night, council judge e decided until the Public Service Com- for the construction shortly ciding the issue Wednesday said. "And without fucl, we Rod Brooker said an injunction HEY ii TAKES increase in water and sewer will hear a postponed request of Monday, during the regular mission gives formal approval after Friday's ruling. WHEN MY P US AND ARCHI TE "gives me a real problem on can't produce the power re- against its surcharge would JUST CATCHES TROUT...., (WHAT'5'Y A ... DEFROST! rates which is expected to SMD-the owners of the Land 0' agenda. of the surcharge. Shevin said earlier this month due process" on what he ten- quired by our customers." THE YOUR MEN GOT LITTLE I'M THE SUCKER mean "we would find ourselves SACK ARE DOING WHO CLEANS AND operating with 30 per cent less .4 THE COOKING!? FROM COOKS THEM! revenue than we have now." ISHI NG WOMEN'S Li B AND IS ALIVE AND Brooker said Tampa Electric LIVI NG AT ,, WANT would have to curtail construcTHE ANDREWS! ro tion, would have "great dUllSURPRI5E 1 ME! culty" meeting its fuel expenses, and questioned whether the firm would have money for normal operations. By DONNA ESTES "There's a general atradical change in police angry when the judge give a damn for lawyers traffic offense and will be Herald Staff Writer titude among law enofficers' attitudes since the dismisses most of them, generally either" and permitted to pay a set fine, SUNNY forcement officers today days I was a policeman," "Men I worked in law believe them to be a bunch much like a parking ticLet. -. that no Seminole County Bar one knows how to Julian said, adding that in enforcement are now of crooks. Those, cited, who wish to " by Howie Schneider EEK & MEEK -. render Justice but a police Association president Ned theold days officers in sergeants, lieutenants and "There are a lot of fine object will have the right to officer, Julian Jr. "Will not mourn" small towns received little captains in area depart. young police officers," the 7 T c a hearing before an f the passing of CcOST-OF.LMAJG . -"There Is a tremendous the FOLIT1CAL technical training. merits, but they do not view former assistant public' examiner. . festering among law enmunicipal court system in In those (lays policemen themselves as sommie sort of defender said, '.'.ho do a "The problem is that the Weather Details Page 3A lorcenient officers, under 1977. "1 did not mourn had on-the-job-training and adjunct to the Marine good Job and are a credit to county judges will function passing of the peace Justice 30 years old, of actual hatethey were more coinCorps. their profession. "1 could as the hearing examiners red for the judicial system. system either," he added. .. passionate and itiore "These men do not go out name both the good and the as well, so this law will not major objection The of t heir way to Set' how bad," he said, They think that judges are ' I necessarily reduce the cited by many in the . --many arrests they can . Ux lenient. They think W he n municipal courts Pa Two judges' '.rkioad," .limlian prospective demist, of the ake a rid N et tb not lenort' ¶ — ...,k ...,........., . . . - f-T.' . 5I . •. or Chic Young BLOND I E 1A MA vQtj iioo oo C44,800 HO O -oo' wo*.'rc-o ourwr..4p.— (-YZ S1.m4N3 ) THE BOOM ME BECALSE - - ",) r..4Ar? LU<E SCALE FAT A D LAS w...EK I ThE BATHOOM SCALE I , SA NOT i".IE - I } ____ Won't Lower Ra tes a=fl* by He,vndohi & Stoffel BUGS BUNNY AS A STOKE 60 GNtUS JMNATEt \ Z EMPLOYES ND NEVER. kAXES A STAKE.A SLiT HOW CN ''A SWAP I TORJES AROUND TH' . WATFA COOLER YOUVI 5TLL. 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Wednesday, Oct. 16,1974-12B 67th Year, No. 50-Thursday, October 17, 1974 - -S Wv;~~ DEAR ABU .., 'I-,. . - : Fl n e s D rug % a k - Ra . - Past Problem - - om I For Diabetic -s-. 1. I I Aft~ - . .- -- ______________ ~ ~~ Don 't DEAR ABBY: Every time I buy my husband a gift, his mother says to me in front of company, 'You didn't buy anything. It was bought paid for with HISMONEY." You see I have never worked outside the house, but I am raising Four children, and I keep a clean house and cook good lneals and l've made the thildrensclothes and ,ny own since they were tots. Whatdo you say? Dol earn any of the money l save from the DEAR ABBY: Please don't throw this away without an swering because it's no oke. I'm a guy whose nipples protrude' — -. - . Ill - - ____ My _____ ...- ou 1. know my doctor tWn!.s I'm not telling him the take thyroid Us water more pounds a year. Of course, that there was no deal behind his controversial - that assumes you don't increase your food inta ke. With your present diet and knowledged discussing with a Nixon aide on Aug. fat In a year. That Is fast ma lengthy opening statement he read at a i _____ ' my - — - - - -. _,... . --- V .. _______ ______ 1 I By SUSAN CARLSON 1,ONDON (AP) -It was the taU. success story ot the decade, the She has a point. For years badge of the bold new age of now, the mini has been persona ness,theuniformof nongrataontheKing'sRoad,a stranger in Carnaby Street, an it was the marvelous mini - antiquity to the trendy models, the fashion that came out of designers, and followers of -..------- -. $I1.: -- ;y: L - t r.-•.•.-.. . _ . . . -- 't -. - - .-.. ,,... V i.f - I- __ _- - cried: "Tell me it isn't true." other top designers of the era, The Sun headlined: "The Final dropped the style before the Heave-Ho." The Evening start of the new decade. The a. ,-, - , ' -. ..- -. i' . - - C; -, , ., ~ I -:-::._: --'.': . t ..' . -I Hardwood Floor - . .- DEAR POLLY Not knowing there was a leak in the bottle I put my bleach on my hardwood floor and now have a white ring. I would appreciate any suggestions as to how I can take care of this and restore my floor to its original condition - ISABELLE. - - -O -'. .: NEIGHBORS ___ - BOY SCOUTS . . . CENTRAL FLORIDA SHELTERED WORKSHOP . . . CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY . . GIRL SCOUTS CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES . . . GOOD SAMARITAN HOME.. . MID FLORIDA CENTER FOR ALCOHOLICS . . . RED CROSS SALVATION ARMY . . . SEMINOLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ... USO... YMCA ... 1. -;' '' ____ -. ______ - - - - -- - - j 'p PLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. Skirts waver in length between knee and mid-calf - fr',m time to time with a cloth that has some petroleum jelly on it. This cleans and prevents cracking. I then wipe it off with a dry cloth. Our chairs Aoi.k like new after 10 years of ue and such - - _________________ we another live or a monuis atfs Wisely e) ff ' in 1)1 th (!R1 S it I 1' itt 1eiUicr'cuvered pieces away fromtir) ness and daiopoes Kt'p radiators and ç-en windows during damp wea ther. Saddle p can be used, according to directions, or leather can be washedwith mild suds and a very little bit of water, Follow such washing with a leather dressing. Daily cleaning with a soft, DRY cloth and an ee aic'nn) %cipiTU with a damp one should keep a piece In good ii kacr h. tt- (flc tii( Ircai gk .-iftcn ith a light application of oi, such as neat's toot oil, but do not use too much, Hub inieIl and thefl wipe off with u dry c1oth.- POLLY. trsn iiiv f1hPA-rimh hie of firning the wa ter faucet on full when washing their hands, bniahing their teeth or getting a drink of waLes. To conserve water, reduce the water bill and elmiatesplashintt locate die water valve under or near your wash basin in the bathroom and turn the pressure down. — JAN. DEAR POLLS I had some linen napkins yellowing with age in a drawer. I use the fine quality paper dinner napkins to we laundry. Finally I had the idea of sewing enough of the linen ones ugether to make a tabk cloth for our dining table 1.irung up Uie tilges of the napkins on a (hat firm surface I whipped them tustetlwr using linen thread and fine even stitches. I have had many compliments on this and a friend thought such a cloth would be striking sewed iogether with gold, silver or colored thread. — MiN1' - Florida Power Corp will :jxinM:r a Wise Watt Watching at Winter Park Mali Oct. series :-) 16-19. A consumer booth with a ---'--ifi . representative to answer I, - questions will be open daay '0m 11 LflL to 5 p.m. and . l '.iiits re (lie eas s a v omit ol the lu inliiit' di h in ij energy saving literature will be ________________________________________________________ available free. The series will Include ________ - s- - - - ,--' - - --- - . a I O')Ad' A I D,,11 , ,rl I quIqu r vIV ('PT L1 review of vaudeville days of the 1920s featuring the music, comedy and dance of uptown Harlem during the Prohibition Era,..$uuaIC of )falem Hey1ay Includes ragtime, blues and the big band ound combined with dance routines of the Cakewalk, Diarlesten, Spoo )' the Council of Black Bottom and Camel Walk. Tickets are available from S&s, the group Ar*j will nreaent a ia et mittlt'nI Streerm tirkpt nffirp flrisndn Voices Inc., an all-black professional company from New York whose Harlem Heyday review was well received in Sanford last year, will be performing Nov. 2, at 8:30 in the Orlando Municipal Auditorium, cciIk I%1 programs on household energy management, Oct 17 at 2 p.m. and Wise Watt Watchers, Oct. 17 at 7:30 p.m. On Oct. 18, Florida Resource Recipes, 2 p.m., and Meter Mintier Memos, 7:30 p.m. On Oct 19, Microwave Tricks, 2 p.m. and Nutrition Notes, 4 p.m. have to remind you that %ith Journed by agreeing to aA ) _ ~ the million we have to spend for Governor Askew to declare the Bridge ---- ---------- --- 1213 this type of improvement, there bridge in emergency-status Calendar ................... are hundr eds of other places requiring immediate attention Comics ..................12B tluowliuut the Stale and seek coordination with all Crossword Puzzle ......... 88 would require $10 million Dear Abby ............... 12A accommodate," said I3pflt10 state bodies to get it replaced. Dr. Crane ...............6A Seminole County CornHoroscope ................ 6A Disagreements niissioner Sid Vihien Jr. said a Hospital .................3A delegation from Seminole was Obituaries ..............3A Douglas Stenstrom reminded going to see the Governor the Television ................8B Benedict that in 1966, Gover nor latter part of next week, and The energy crisis will Bryant appointed Willard Use that opportunity of change more than our driving Peeples to the now defunct "pressuring" Secretary of habits. It will likely change S,ate Road Board (SRB), and Transiortation Valter Revels our whole life style herald while speaking in Sanford, to act on this county's needs in. Columnist Jack Anderson Peeples said there was, $600,000 solar as the Osteen Bridge budgeted for the replacement of crossing are concerned, explains how on Page 4A. ( 4 ("h* George Washington appeared before the first Congress in 1789,visiting the Senate chamber to discuss arrangements for Indian treaties. - Yours ii, the chic women's consignment shop, 160 Lincoln Ave., Winter Park, which is sponsored by The Organization for Rehabilitation through Training (ORT), is holding a 20 per cent off clearance sale Oct. 24-26. Proceeds from the sale of famous fashion label goods will benefit the more than 600 ORT vocational training facilities In 22 countries. (live Where You Work., or Mail A Chck Today To: UNITED FUND OF SEMINOLE COUNTY P.O. Box 144 Sanford, Florida 32771 THE UNMiD Y&' arguuint iiiiglit negate the (ruin the 01(1 school site. The penalty clause and Fine which well and pump was bid by the board invoked Monday Saunders at $1,850. Kirkpatrick which charges the contractor reported Saunders had erred in $100 per day beyond the Oct. 14 the estimate, and could not contract deadline until the complete the job for the price contract is completed. quoted, without losing money. Board member Jean Bryant The board in effect said three times said the board Saunders will have to move the should withhold all changes orders other than those shrubbery, dig the well and previously approved. She In. supply the specified pump sisted the contractor finish the under the conditions of the work described in the contract, original contract. and turn the building over to the Woodlands was also the topic board, of a petition presented by Jim There was some question Lewis, representing n families about the shrubbery to be from Longwoodllhlls,Longwood placed on the Woodlands site, Grove and Sandalwood. The and a well with a pump to be parents want their children dug on the property. George remain at Longwood Saunders of the contracting Elementary School even after firm had agreed to credit the the Woodlands Facility is board $1,500 previously opened. The community Is budgeted' - for lan4scaptng, ,eo'jtd1stay: to both schools. rather than move the shrubs These 38children are more than - Thanks to )vu, it woibig -- -'___ ,. ___,___ I'i ._ _ -'_-____- ___-_'i -_ _ ----------- • . ______ -.--------.---r---'------------------ ------- Ti - --.---_--__-- -- :1-S'va ----_-- - _--.--.-- - - - - - -- -. - •1 .- - . . -- - - . - - -. - - .- p'.' ;, - - t". - ''- - L " - . 'T - - :' - . ,- . -.----- -.------ i- Mother's Fund ..• regarding the situation and recommend w hat ac ti on wo uld best benefit the child, regardiess of the effect on state funding for the individual schools. A delegation from Highland Hills last week approached the board requesting their children be permitted to transfer as soon as the Woodlands building is open. The board also discussed school district land needs, with Chairman Davie Sims rhetorically asking how in. creased campus size wold better serve Q* educational procs in light of more pressing problems. - ' The Longwood Police Department has decided to forego its Christmas party this year. But its members have a present they want to deliver now. Thecc'nstableshave voted todonate the$200which would havefinancedthefestivitiestoafundtoassistthefa-milyof one of their own. Ray Burfield, a Longwood officer, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rubel Burfield of 731 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Mrs. Burfield Is currently In a Gainesville hospital recuperating from her ninth operation to combat brain cancer. The senior Mr. Burfield is In danger of defaulting on - . 1"1% .. - i r ,1" -- I " - // , -- _y' , , Il-S. - ' - - - - - ' .- -. ' ' - - - ,' i last six years. It was the interest of a Sanford neighbor, Marjorie Dobbins, which brought the hardship to light, because, as a police spokesman said, "Hay and his family are proud. He never said a word about it to anyone." The Lc'ngwood police donation is the first to the fund established Thursday morning at the Sanford Atlantic National Bank under the direction of Mrs. Dobbins, herself partially disabled, to defray the mounting medical bills. The policeman added contributions would be greatly apprecia ted. ' .- - 1, mortgages. his Sanford horne and both automobiles used to secure loans to meet medical expenses accumulated over the 1~--=~ !~V_ ~ ~% ____ =, .1 ' I ".' 4~~ --. . It - L I ( ,a L Chief lk'nnigan presents cheek to Lois Ilousholder as Dobbins, Burfield look on Voter Registration ndi ng Up for election in the cities period c'oses in each city Nov council posts of DeLores Lash, announced she will run for 1. are: Lou Blankenship and resigned another term in office. CounLongwood, two councilmen, John Norden are up for grabs. cilman B. II. Ferrell is not In Sanford, both incumbents, Voter registration books will mayor and city clerk; Winter Springs voters will expected to seek another term. John Morris and A. A. close at 5 p.m. Friday for Sanford, two commissioners; choose four councilmen for the The other council post to be McClanahan have qualified for Casselberry, three counresidents of the six Seminole re-election. Also qualifying for seats currently held by John filled was vacated by B. L. County cities — Sanford, cilmen; Daniels, John Booth, Irwin Slick) Helms in recent weeks. McClanahan's scat have Casselberry, Altamonte Altamonte Springs, two Alfred DeLattibeaudiere, a Hunter and Donald Browning. J H. Grant resigned from the By DONNA FSES Herald Staff Writer Springs, t.ongwood, Winter councilmen; contractor, and Guy T%ornton, No one has yet qualified for the zoning board last week to run Springs and Lake Mary that Lake Ma ry, three councilmen an auto dealer. Stella election, but Daniels announced for Ferrell's seat and Jetry have municipal elections Woodhouse and Delbert Euga he will run for Booth's office Connell Is expected to seek and the mayor; scheduled Dec. 3. and Browning said he will seek election to Helms' former of. Winter Springs, four coun- are also expected to qualify, Persons may register at election. Bo th men were ap- flee. Ex mayor Olin Cigin has Casselberry, th the terms pointed this year to unexpired not announced whether he will Seminole Elections Supervisor cilmen. The candidate qualification of incumbents Tom Embree, council terms, Camilla Bruce's offices at the run for mayor or city council. period closes in Lake Mary Oct. John Leiglity and Charles courthouse or Seminole Plaza, Expected to be the first In Altamonte Springs the 25 and in Sanford Oct. 29. It Gliscock up, has seen Sal candidate to qualify Casselberry. when the council seats held by Dan Registration books for the opened in Casselberry Monday Orlando and Charles Sizer period opens in Longwood Dorfman and George Perkins November general election and in Winter Springs Wed. qualify. Friday Is Carmine Bravo, an are up. Vying with Dorfman nesday and closes in both cities closed some weeks ago. Lee Wheeler and Walter attorney, who will seek the will be former councilman Torn Nineteen city offices in- Nor. 1, Sore nson have qualified for the mayor's office presently held Radloff and Sandra Glenn. No eluding two mayors, 16 city Candidates will begin mayor's officer being vacated by Eugene Jaques. Jaques is one ha. announced for Perkins councilmen and a city clerk are qualifying in Longwood Friday by Margie Hess in Lake Mary. not expected to run for re- seat. Perkins was appointed in to be elected In the various and in Altamonte Springs Mrs. Hess has indicated she will election. August to Don Myers unexpired cities. Monday and the qualification run for a council seat. Ilie three City Clerk Onnie Shomate has term, - -- - The staff was Instructed by Me board to prepare a report ;111iil I - ----------------.------------------ hail of the 64 now housed in Longwood scheduled to attend Woodlands. V alw4rJ41 poilifi ,0049% were told everything was right the old wc*den bridge." How- \ • Watc ester early today at a chamber ultimately expended for other to get permits approved. It meeting to which Department purposes. Under Governor could be ready providing we of Transportation (DOT) Dii- Kirk's administration another don't run into any unforseen trict Engineer (DeLand office) $1, 00,000 was reportedly ap- stumbling blocks." Stenstrom: "Could we have C. A. "Bill" Benedict and , . ultimately used for inc present bridge condeputy engineer Charles Syl- bridge but demned" vester Jr. were invited guests. other purposes. Stenstrom reminded Benedict: "Yes, but they all Benedict attempted to allay know about the bridge now. Benedict of three public hearAnd ings held during 1971-72 at the the committee's fears of an- besides, the weight limits Civic Center in Sanford which other run-around by telling of structurally sound." Benedict attended and plans for former Secretary of TransporStenstrom: /t few years the replacement of the SOyear tation Edward Mueller's visit to old bridge were discussed. "We Sanford four years ago — on back, there was a bridge in this same subject - at which Orange County on SR 50 which time it was assured the bridge burned Into the water, and it would be read)' to let in the was replaced within 30 days... fiscal '74-75 budget. "1 can tell and I'm not recommending we you now we will do it," said burn the Osteen Bridge, but 11,11111 Benedict. how come that one was problem of replaced so rapidly?" However, the COOLER available funds remains tin. Benedict: ,, It was on a clear, special priority list due to be Weather Details Page 3A ____ an. replaced anyhow." "Remember, we didn't ticipate the gasoline shortage and the resultant cut in Emergency Index collectible taxes; nor the escalation of costs. Further, I The committee finally I _____ DEAR 11011Y W.1. -.4--.4-anted 'nformnation about the care of \ Danish leather chair. We bought leather-covered dining chairs when % e were in Denmark. 'The clerk tc,ld us to &imply wipe them - - Of Commerce was speaking construction but which w - - - I WHERE THE MONEY GOES IN SEMINOLE ___ : DEAR POLl V M) Pet Peeve is with mothers who uncovered baby bottles in public. We do not carry our food and drink exposed to germs, dirt and insects and downtown pollution mall sorts of weather. Still there re mothers who do this to their very own tiny infants. When baby cries a bit he gets a dry rubber nipple stuck Into his mnuth. Tome this is the worst pollution there -- MRS S . _____ - - _ on schedule. As a matter of ever, because there was disfact, last April (chamber agreement on the size and "i don't care where the executive secretary) Jack he ight of the span, this amount money's coming from," said Hornet received a call from was also diverted to another JUILSI) Stenstroin, "We've been DOT advising us 'the schedule "more critical" area promised a new Osteen Bridge had be en accelerated' — Plans for the new bridge during four different adminis- probably going to bid even include a 90 foot span with a tratlons including Fuller War- sooner than expected," clearance of 45 feet for boats rent Leroy Collins, Claude Kirk and, according to Benedict, and Reubin Askew - and we Other Purposes "will cost approximately $3. still haven't gotten it. This million." meeting will produce the 'P"sStenstrom's brother Douglas Julian Stenstrom asked, "If sure' to fulfill some of those a Sanford attorney and longe had that much money In the campaign pledges." time mem ber of the same cornbank, right now, could we go Stenstrom, chairman of the mittee told of IS. 'ear-old lana ahead and build the bridge?" Road and Bridge Committee of to build the bridge and Benedict said "No -it would the Greater Sanford Chamber which had been budgeted for - -':'-'4' h- tliiri i corporate th:ii into the contract, The changes discussed Wednesday night were additional sidewalks, a bicycle path and cabinet ref Imsiung. By prohibiting the additional work, the board took a firm stand to have the contractor finish the Job as soon as possible. These additions will be completed after Building Movers Inc. has finished its work, which the school board and administration hope will be Nov. 30, with assurances by the staff the work will not delay the opening of schooL The legal consideration School Board Attorney Douglas Stenstrom explained was that the Inclusion of this additional work In th contract could be argued by counsel for the contractor ax extending the contract deadline. That Associate Editor . Giving Th. United Way is perfect, painless and meaningful. You can g i ve a weekly or monthly amount of your choice where you work, . . .through your emPloyee wltttholding plan. Even SOc a month bulWs to $12. a y"r. Money 110 h4lP another human oeing. . .- - Seminole County's United Campaign Needs your cOfltributiofliflordertoheIpyourfrlendsandjg. bets who need help right now, -- (4- ew' Osteene ges Recounted YOU HELP YOUR - I 1 - D. St enstrom - & -1.-. By JOHN A. SPOLSKI THE UNITED WAY ". - - _..-._ The Seminole County School Board wants the Woodlands Elementary School, complete and they want It as soon as possible. Some Woodlands students' parents don't share the board's desire to occupy the new building during the current school year. Unanimously the board vetoed three proposed changes to the contract fW' the moving of the school by Building Movers Inc. for reasons of finance, legality and ex. pedlency. The changes would have cost $18,850. It was explained byD. F. Kirkpatrick, plant planning supervisor, the board could save money by bidding these three jobs separately, rather I - WHEN YOU GIVE . - -- Bieacn Leaches ult, .3 - -- -.-,...... -- IN MORE WAYS THAN YOU KNOW. - t~_ / -- F ~ . T_ I % _. I- - -- 7"01 I : - -.-:..i ..- FL 33 11 your ..,. rr - -. —— a F Hungate said it was the first documented appearance by a sitting president before a cornmitee of the Congress, although tradition holds there was an unconfirmed appearance by Abraham Lincoln before a House committee during the Civil War. J)r-idcfltial t('SlilIl()IlV ''(leiiIuIiStrate- his By SEAN CODE Herald Staff Writer - -: £1" for - • . - I ... pressure. Just start taking normal amount of Intrinsic regular walks at a comfortable factor, while patients with speed you. It isn't necessary pernicious anemia do not. Send todolt all at once. Break itup questions to Dr. into two, tiwee, or more short IAmb, in care of this newapa. walks if it tires you, but do It per, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City every day, rain or shine. If you Station, Ncw York, N.Y. 10019. ,. vicruii /: _____ get B- 12 into the bloodstream except by injection So, you can v absorb iron 1from digestive tract but If you have pernicious anemia, you cannot absorb B12 I'd like to add that normal calories In the - - —-- , ' _ / t! - .4 1I activity. You can do this people can swallow B-12 and without raising your blood Use it because they have a •' j ages — why are they just dis- mind. covering it now?" mused Jenny For others, it's a case of from - - -' - , i / -- ss, too. if you are deficient Proce in the Intrinsic factor you can't Y food.Unlessyouarereasonably active that may be all you use. Mysuggestlonwouldbefor you to increase your physical - ,• former day, counting -. - the - -' --. ________ ~~ ~11 Ing Onve-quarters of a pound a IN, .~ .t i week. lUt means your body is - ~ using a total of 1350 calories a ___ __ ___. ~ '__,__ __ ___._ __ - ---- - Inernuu. ,11tsbeendeadfor practicalla eswithcomfortin I 60 / Rv P0I.I.Y CRASIER ., ItworksoutUtyouarelos- ___________ the "Youth Revolution." MR- wjjs not damaged by the "enrichment" was the dog. - 'r - J r. Maxiskirts - free-flowing, looks to capture the Britisn fan- other problems. It is common to DEAR READER -You have lose weight fast at the begin- to I sid ewa lk -trifling, c.is the mid -call skirt, ,ave a ning and then settle down to a lid itrinaic h u -;slow, steady loss thereafter. tl~ factor to you Itoabsorb - ". . f - -. -. - A I some . "I - _ i - .-. and week - - -" !a# -.. on I would appreciate it If you would consult some authority how to get my nipples back tonorma) if it's possibie SELF-CONSCIOUS Standard bade "A Short and mini, she said, was "right for Sweet Farewell." On the BBC's its time. It's another era now. DEAR SELF: Two suggestions: Cover th em with tape to p radio station, disc jockey We're In a different mood. flatten. Or have the protrusions surgically reduced by aptastic Tony Blackburn declared a We're feeling more refined, surgeon. of mourning for the style. more romantic." And all over the country men DEAR ABBY: Regarding the "38-year-old professional So, now what next? "Mywoman" who wants to have a child to find her "ultimate howled In dismay. thing Fashionable," was Miss In the midst of the furor, Davies' ready reply. Others had fulfillment," I have a few thoughts: My mother was just such a professional woman. She collected a there were who wondered more definite Ideas, like husband,a daughter amda dog to "enrich" her life. The only one what the fuss was all about; trousers, firm favorite among ) . - tnn nnis rogen d - LII I I Deal oard Orders Contractor Finish Woodla nds School F _____________ before silln POLLY'S POINTERS - tempora I W_, commitment to be open and candid with the American people." Ford went voluntarily before the subcommittee on criminal justice and the chairman, Rep. William Hungate, D-Mo., said the the President could pardon himself pardoning \ Jt iOU Watergate dt'feIRLiflt then hiiiii elf ful t 1fl\ I I D1C . _______ . I . - - hormone AA W II I I . ~ -- _-. '-.'-- GARDEN OF THE MONTH "i a ss ure \ ou that there( Ilc\ ci g' - ______ -____ -- . .- tions." In one 45-minute session with Haig on Aug. 1, Ford said ___________ - ..,J, Haig Jr., and defense attorney James D. St. Ford said, Nixon's staff chief reviewed a variet - - president with Nixon's staff chief, Alexander M. I the possibility that the then-president might be of options that included "the question of whether _____ - Ford said: "Gen. Haig wanted my views on the various courses of action as well as my attitude on the options of resignation. However, he indicated he was not advocating any of the op- Ford detailed repeated contacts he had as vice broadcast nationally by television and radio '" . S.. should he resign." become President." .Lv pardon of Richard M. Nixon. But he ac- go, and it will just take time rIL..1L hormones are another Is high blood pressure 1'ettin' , iiiitt' - r 11 .'on a re i.. uftiliL dO ur4i r th is it f or diabetes. M) blood pressure tablet medicine is over 200, and I'm terribly should work Just as well. In Wroman is general, if a wet;en rvous. _____ ____ _________ hormone My wi 1gM was 310 and then It is degree .-r -is fi cant , no I am 60 years old I signi provide some to best -'-.wanted the doctor to gi%e me probably shots, but he said no hormone replacement The Mimosa Circle of the Sanford Garden Club has selected the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold king, The doctor I used to go to flL'AP flit LAMB I 1903 S Palmetto A e ,S.nford, as th e October Garden of th e Month ,1 .1 3%C me es•,. die t your opinion of taking oral a month, and l lost much faster vi tamin 8-12 for pernicious and felt so good, too, anemia? I was getting only DEAR READER — You are ry benefit from iron doing fine. As l g 3 you injections plus B-12. My doctor • — average a loss of a half pound a started giving me liquid iron I I -I • r I I r week keep at It YOU will which seemsto raise arid stabi!. eventually get rid of your ex- iumybboodcount.Iflcanab. I I 1 1 cesa fat. If you try to lose too sorb liquid iron why not oral Bfastyouw feel a have 12? And t f Uoyd, a with-it ______ - lowed by resignation ... a pardon to the President any agreement whatsoever concerning a pardon to Mr. Nixon if he were to resign and I were to House Judiciary subcommitte' hearing museumexhibitlonthlsyear — Eabysitters, housekeepers, boarding schools seemed to be the child's lot, Abby,I agree with your answer and strongly stgest she acquire a dog and two eats and call it a family. buman leings to fulfill oneself Is worthwhile only If one can give WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford personally told investigating congressmen today enough. You have a long way to - - :1' - should lose about 70 pounds of iti'IlY an). Dr. Lamb, and I Is ' - doctor was quite per. I . - bra" . - . • %cr), verb conspicuous). e ow rough m , an I SwingingLondon and their fasIüo people are always making remarks like, "Hey, you need a fl'n It's even been the subject of a r the However , the fact is mvches1,snotunusuallvlare - lustmv Now It's mP1)c5 . •. .. ... it all started, the mini skirt has "Mary Quant's London" — Several sears ago sreau that mothers iO wanted to ..... uv, Wiui displayed ii ift5uOfl 1os feed their babies were advised to pull on th eir nipples so they LVJI OflOuincu Aau a Engllsh papers mourned the all Its glory. would protrude, and their Infants could nurse more easily. i London Evening News The Quant herself, like the Miss remember now that when I was a kid (in about the sixth grade) I loss. had a habit of doing that unconsciously while I studied. _____ _____ -. __ ____ r,i. WONDE-RING youget. ____ ,Uir - twusehnld allowance he gives me, or not? . DEAR WONDERING: You probably "earn" a lot more than _____ 'i nA heartache over the tact that your daughter has chosen to marry a man who tws been into drugs, but at 26, she's an adult and is entitledtomakehcroiidecislons -rightonrong Meet Ron It Mill Impro ve your relationship with Betty Immediately. foot the Nil for a wedding if you don't want to, but do attend It's entirely possible th at Ron will Its) clean I hope so. posilke. diet, At first I lost real 1astai these past two months I've only osts pounds. I ; We think Betty should wait and make Ron prove himself before marrying him Solar e have a voided meeting him, which hasmnadeliett) very coolanddistanttous Wedon t want to attend her todthng let nloi' foot t he bill or '; p IN ro'' -BETTY'S PARENTS t-n,ii- ,.,tn,.,r,. _____ -. ______ ______ Z childless or adopt. Naturally, this hurts us deeply. ,,nA..rt,inA . - - fie will keep his promise. I Betty has mover used drugs.) Betty's doctor advised her not to risk having children because of tier fiance's history with ISD, so she intends to remain t'fl - I i Ford Discussed Pardon; Denies W . i can build up to walking Lin hour DEAR DR. LAMB - I would a day,a distance of about three like to have more information miies vou will Increase your 9 on safely losing weight as I arn Ight loss over a half a pound we diabetic and on a i1calorl more each week, or a bout 30 01 Hon promised to give up drugs three months ago and she is sure DFAR PARFiITc! Vi..€ I a , - We Ia h f Loss . - '•-. profe&wr who has used I.SD off and on for three years. She said r' __ - . 44 11 c I Betty, is 26. a id. - — ,]MikTAl. . - . - , ) . 0 :1 to is _ I -, ;, '. .., ,~ .Iiop. . I t college graduate and has never given us a moment's worry until now. Betty wants to marry lion, a 34-year-old college . -. r. . 11%, . ABIGAII, VAN BUREN DEAR AMSY: Our low - _ - . . Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents - ___.- -------- --- -----.. . - ' - -,--- -. - -.------ ", - '_ --S " - - - . -; -- . '-, �- - 2A — Evening Herald, Sanford, Jury Hears Watergate Tap NAnON IN BRIEF Boston On Violence Alert BOSTON tAP The National Guard was standing by today, and federal troops have been placed on Increased alert to deal with any continued violence related to court. ordered busing to achieve integration In Boston's public schools. Gen. Vahan Vartanian, adjutant general of the Massachusetts National Guard, said the Guard members will remain in the city as long as needed. In :i "purely precautionary move" Wednesday, the Pentagon said Army paratroopers at Ft. Bragg, N.C., were placed on increased alert in case they were needed as a "last resort" in the Boston school crisis. Schools and streets were quiet Wednesday, officials said. School attendance was do wn, with 66.7 per cent of the city's public school students reporting to classes. - is virtually no chance Sirica According to a transcript of Sirica said he would hear oral short of the clear and con- five days before the Senate Wawould agree to such a request the conversation prepared by arguments on the subpoena vinclng evidence of substantial tergate committee, Weeks ago, the judgç per. the House Judiciary Committee after today's testimony. He risk to Mr. Nixon's health" that When Dean took the stand at muted Installation of electronic during Its impeachment In. gave no Indication whether he would Justify excusing him 11:19 a.m. Wednesday he look. equipment in his second-floor vestigatlon, Nixon told Dean: would rule Immediately on from appearing. ed paler and thinner than when courtroom so that everyone, "But the way you, you've Nixon's request. Dean's first day on the wit he was before the Watergate4, from the jury of nine women handled it, it seems to me has But the Judge did say Wed- ness stand was spent desci iblng committee. His voice shook at and three men specta. to the been very skillful ... " nesday that he Is considering how he and others handled the first and he cleared his throat The former White House tors tapes could listen to Nixon was referring to the sending a team of three doctors break-In Investigation, frequently throughout the day. counsel began testifying fact through earphones. that no one The five defendants, Ehrlich. higher in his to California to examine the Wednesday as the first Dean's testimony conflicted It was on Sept. 15, 1972, that a administration or campaign or. former President and deter- man, former Nixon chief of cution witness. with Ehrtichman's 'ontentlon federal grand Jury Indicted ganizatlon than Liddy had been mine whether, as his lawyers staff H. R. Haldeman, former that he knew very little about Ifl0flY today During his seven men on conspiracy, bur- Implicated in the break-in. Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, and doctor have said, he is ( the Involvement of Nixon cam. prosecutors plan to play glary and wiretapping charges While Dean was on the wit- Ill to travel to Washington to former assistant Atty. Gen. aides In the break-in In paign tape of a Sept. 15, 1972, conver- stemming from the June 17, ness stand, prosecution attorRobert C. Mardian and Kenneth testify. the weeks Immediately after it sation Dean had with Nixon and 1972, Watergate break-In. The neys and lawyers for John D. In their response, Ehrlich- W. Parkinson, one-time atU R 11n1d4Imsln one of the ,.....i,. i.j.. occurred -..—.' --- -it-tn ucienuanu mciuueu xdwucmnan, a tormer Nixon man's attorneys accepted that urney tor W Nixon re-election cover-up defendants. the five men arrested inside $de and one of the defendants, claim but asked Sirica to order committee, showed little emo Dean described repeated con-A defense smnLce said an ef. Democratic headquarters and filed their responses to Nixon's Nixon to give a deposition. Lion as they listened to Dean's versaflons with Ehrlichman, fort might be made to get U.S. two former White House aides, request to dismiss subpoenas beginning on June 19, during story, The prosecutors, however, District Judge John J. Sirica to E. Howard Ilunt Jr. and G. demanding his appearance as a said the information submitted It was similar to the story he which he briefed him about Wa. witness. bar playing of tapes. But there Gordon Liddy. by Nixon's lawyers "falls far had told In June 1973, during t.ergate developments, WASHINGTON (AP) With John W. Dean III on the witness stand at the Watergate coverup trül, prosecutors are ready to offer iie electronic testimony of the White House tapes of Richard M. Nixon. p ,p iski .\P Th .)ack; Suprtrne tui t l i-,Ls t;ikcu under adviscin uit i case c t- ill ci ng thc constitutionality of marijuana laws In what could becume a landmark case in the United States. Lawyers for defendant Irwin Ravin, an Anchorage attorney, cited statistics Wednesday from the 1973 National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse which determined that almost 2$ million Americans have tried marijuana at least once. In hearing the appeal of Ravin's conviction on a marijuana possession charge, the state Supreme Court will coaside the questions of the Individual's right to privacy in the use of marijuana, the rationality of classifying marijuana with more dangerous drugs and the illegality of marijuana in conjunction with the legality of alcohol. - IQ, Aggressiveness Linked Women with high IQs are SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) often more sexually aggressive and less sexually inhibited than omen of average intelligence, a Syracuse clinical psychologist reports after a 10-year study of sexuality of highly Intelligent women. Dr. Manfred F. DeMarttno, 45, who is also professor of psychology at Ckodaga Community College, said intelligent women "tend to have feelings of high sell esteem, they seem to be more adventurous, more experimental and even more innovative in their sexual relationships." — Second Veto WASHINGTON (AP) Exercising his veto power fora second time, President Ford returned to Congress without approval today legislation that would call for an Immediate cutoff of weapons aid to Turkey if any of the supplies were shi pped to Turkish forces on Cyprus. — .-- IN BRIEF - -_ - . Housing Slump Seen Despite Federal Funds WASHINGTON (AP) — De- before the housing In dustry can spite some misgivings, the ad- revi ve. ministration's top housing offiThe i nd ustry currently Is cial is urging President Ford to starting new homes at a rate sign a bi ll earmarking $7.75 bilequivalent to 1.13 million units lion In f ederal money to help for the whole year. home buyers. Hower, James T. Lynn, Even with new federal monSecretary of Housing and Ur- ey, which would come on top of ban De velopment, warned In a $19 billion in federal funds alsession wi th reporters Wednes- ready pumped into the housing da y that,lt will be some time market, Lynn said he expects it to be 1975 before construction sponse by Congress to Ford's activity picks up. economic proposals last week, would au thorize the governAnd even with helpful develment to use its borrowing opments In the economy, new muscle to provide below-marstarts next year proba bly will ket loa ns for home buyers. be below the 2 milli on units Lynn's agency has estimated The version sit ting on Ford 's are needed annually to provide desk contains a formula that the nation wi th decent housing. pegs the in terest rate For home The housing aid legisla tion, buyers to the rates the Treaswhich re presents the first re- ury pays for Its money, Orlando Pool Firm Ads Suit Refuse Firm . IlyBiiiBiJyni Herald Staff Writer - PARIS (AP) Former French Foreign Minister Mich. el Jobert says that Henry A. K1ss1ng.r "has a desperate need to be admired" and sometimes gets tripped up by his "reverence for his oim intelligence." Jobert's comments are in a book he wrote entitled "Memolre3 of the Future." In it he says that the U.S. secretary of state "thinks that he can submit history to his reaionlngs ... There is something of an illusionist in him. He feeds himself with his illusions, and he has many illusions He has a desperate need to be admired. You can see It in his face." — ... Irish Prisoners Free Hostages ARMAGH, Northern Ireland (AP)—Women Inmates of Arrnagh jail freed the warden and and three women guards unharmed early tzday after holding them for 14 h'ws. The rdese came after the jail's Roman Catholic and Protestant chaplains had assured the Inmates that male prisoners who rioted in other prisons were safe. The mktn nmtøra wør. cl,,4 W.w4nø.,4,,, -. ,.Ia.i .,.....i t - - ---- - -- ---- - - - --- - -- - ----- — -four Northern Ireland Jails and guerrilla bomb explosions and gunfire erupted in Belfast streets. Howerdd AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Eugene M. Howerdd, 69, cofounder of the Georgia Pacific Corp., died Wednesday. He joined with Cheatham, in Owen developing the large forestry-products company. Charged With Meddling BONN, West Germany (AP) West Germany has accused a U.S. business group of trying to meddle In German affairs by opposing a plan giving workers it say In running businesses In Germany, Including some American-owned giants. A spokesman for Chancellor Ifrimul Schmidt told newsmen Wednesday the American Chamber of Commerce In West Gernany was "very dose to interfering In our affairs" by distributing a study that criticized the "codetennlnatlon" bill presently before arliarnent. — Mexico's Oil Discoveries Government officials are MEXICO CITY f AP) h'peful mat still untapped oil riches in northern and western Mexico, combined with discoveries In the siijtheast, soon will place Mexico among the major oh exporters. PEMEX. the state oP monopoly, says new fields A (.ti! ;;d Fw!i cf :-t '.n ( 11ht' US...Mexican border, and in Baja Cahfc'cnia may be as promising as the prc4ucing fields of the far southeastern state of Chiapas and Tabasco. — . Fortune In Hot Wafer Plumb-,r Sidney AYCI.IFFE, England (API &hofeiI made a routine check of a hot water tank In a house in this northern England town and found a small fortune. On fti of the tank in a plastic bag was 2,990 pounds b;nk bk Police believe the rnooey - ar.i temint of the 1wus who died last to the previous laInj4l year. The cash was hi a safe at local police headquarters today bs lawyers try W decide who owns It. - - ',cned iile — —. - ________ - - %JUfflne(] Crime L 'd . "Z T ~ ~ ' COME SHOP $4900 - , Claude Cross q BROOKLINE, Mass (AP) — Claude Cross 81,' DANIEL ELLSBERG the defense lawyer at Alger stin active in opposition to Hiss' second perjury trial t& In 1949, died Wednesday. of the Pentagon Cross def ended Hiss when Papers, is participating In was tried he on cha rges of efforts of a private having lied about passing organization to bring the government secrets to cu public Russians. control and accountability. - -L - a,, Martha Mitchell NEW YORK (AP) — Mar tha Mitchell has won temporary alimony of 51 IVV U WIllS, r.. *hi..1 ,J M&I Il the amount she had asked for from her estranged husband, former U.S. Atty. Gin. John N. Mitchell. State Supteme Court Justice Manuel Goez, noting Wednesday that Mitchell's Income after flzedexperlsesls$2,744,40a week, scaled down the alimony figure and also cut Mrs. Mitchell 's request for lawyers tees to $3,500. ' 0 through Monday Florida Peninsula Partly cloudy and mild. Chance of a few $hOwtft along east coastal seclions. Highs mainly in the upper 70s extreme north and SOs else'wPeo-e. Lows mostly in the upper Ws extreme norlh. 60s central and 70s extreme %00h. Daytona Ouch tides for Friday high 1011 am.. 10:51 p.m.; low 3:$4 sm.. 1:36 p.m Port Canaveral high 10;14&.m , 10.21 p.m. ; low 3:51 am..A'2lnm IT O Area Death - -- 1\. ( to f',~O~ - BETTY CARTER 322.1812 Sanford MRS. DONALD BELL 3221117 Casselberry-Winter Springs HILDA RICHMOND 574-3167 "Deltona ' — - . . . . SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 Forest City . 9 -- IS No L.tu(;IIING 1AT'I'F:It MARILYN GARLAP4TI 8319212 Altamonte Springs - . — LEAVING HOME' 91rfal Sanford Electric Co. WEATHER i _ But the Welcome Wagon hostess can make it easier to adjust to your new surrournhngs, and maybe put a smile on your face' - . ' Longwood S'' i gn Law Blasted 'Immoral' . Brock 's earson HOSPITAL NOTES NORTH HAVEN, Conn, (AP) — Dr. Pe ter F. Curran, 43, director of Biological Scier,ces at Yale Universty, died Tuesday. He was known for research In membrane physiology. - J. , Dr. Curran . .......... 0% C P Seeks State Seat I u - A CALENDAR PEOPLE vettlseinent is only a gimmick ii'iq' and poor service an to make con,tacts, according to expensive pools that were inchapter 2 of the 'Sta te' stalled. An Orlando-bend swimming Administrative Code. If a Interna tional owner James pool company that has sa es l person downgrades the Draper has applied for mom. Officiiis Of ct satur ated the Central Florida product, the guarantee, the berahipto the Grea ter Orlando Disposal, Inc. are seeking area—including Seminole credit terms of any other thing chamber and has been rejected. advice Sanford th misleading ad- related to the advertised County—wi According to Mills there is Jack Bridges in an effort to vertising Is the target of legal special, then he is in effect, some doubt as to whether or not regain thek cwt.ification to operate a refuse collection action tnxn the Orange-Osceola baiting the customerin order to International has actually switch to a "better quali ty installed a $659 pool. "k)raper state attorney's office, service in the coun ty. A suit was f ed is week product for only il a few th ll do ars says he's Installed ) or 30, but The county commission Tuesday night revoked their against International World of more." we've never recelved any Pools by State Attorney Robert ll of the customers," Mills certification effective Nov. According to Duke Mi s, new manager of said. after a series of public Eagan under Better K __ V _____ -46"%L_' . International does not have a hearings on service-related "l " Department of the greater The suit alleges that the claI fulkixe model of any pool abovjound swimming pOOL which ha nd aVailable, Mills said. Instead, a les consumer Bri dges, con ta cted by company is usingpractices th salesman travels to the honieof at complaints for the entire Seminole County Disposal are Immoral Central Florida area, th 8 prospective er and custom e pool attorney Leonard ReUn, said and neth u ical" to sell their firm only offers a 90-day 11IITI .tabletop models of the New York attorney has products. the vario g r ua an tee on its us pools. asked him to "Investigate Interna tional advertises an However, this guarantee is not 'Ihe $659 model was a real situation and advise him of above-ground pool for $ r:%&—It even looked shoddy revealed In the advertising. their Legal altern.atIvea," W hen the prospective customer g mpared to the $5500 table top The first course of action, Inquires about the "bargain Mills said he has received model," Brld pool" the salesman then at,. "numerous complaints" According to Mills, one It out with the county corn- tempts to discourage him from concerning the firm during the newspaper has discontinued mission, to apply for a ti purchase In an effort to talk last year including charges lnteaUonal's advertising, but rebearing." hfrt Into a higher priced model. from Sanford, Casselberry, and other media continue to carry Under the "li ttle FTC act," Altamonte Springs, and that their solicita tions. "it that doesn't this technique is de fined as they currently ha ve a "ba d The suit f iled by Eagan on the firm may have to seek an MAE WEST 'bait and switch advertising." rating" wi th th e department. behalf of "the people of temporary injunction through Bait and switch mean.s Complaints have centere% Florida," is the result of an the court prohibiting the A big figure in the movie advertising a product orservlce around "bait and switch" investigation of the firm that revocation" Bridges said. world, Mae Writ was a for sale when the ad- advertlid n blab •si'.ø.-..i m'r,si! • 4 I l**UlM U ruv*iuus giowiva WI .. . 6". center of attention on a reapplying to the commission recent visit to the were based on the argument Universal studios. Would that "the problems of Seminole you believe her birth date County Disposal as they've — 18 (according to th e been presented to me are just World Almanac and Book not that magnanimous to of Facts)? require a revocation," Bridges declared. Failure to grant another Susan Hayward week's extension of the hearing as Re lin had requested of the ATLANTA (AP) — boarQ via a telegram this week Physicia ns for Academy DONNA ES'TFS asked that council consider two changes. He would also be a consideration, Award-winning Actress Herald Staff Writer sa id the proposal was a "darn good or. Bridges said. Relin had asked Susan Hayward say she Is for an extension because he was dinance, well written and an excell ent job." seriously III but won't say LONGWOOD— City council got thr ough unable to attend the Tuesday only one of four workshop agenda it Graczol asked mat bill boards and signs be wha t's wrong with her. permitted within 100 feet of churches and meeting due i legal cornMiss Hayward, who reni ght as a sign company schools and that th mitments in New York e signs be allowed in entered the hospital Ii days representa ti ve for near ly two hours blasted With the revoca tion as it now section by section a pp commercial and business districts as well as ago, has asked that her stands, Bridges said, th e regula ting advertising signs and billboards. Industrial areas. He said both regula tions are ailment remain unincluded In the f ederal billboard la w. economic back of Seminole Th e proposed ordinance would 1t disclosed, neurosurgeon He suggested a committee of professional County Disposal would be size and location of signs of all George Tindall said sign people be appointed to consider an orbroken. throughout tw city. The city presently has no Wednest',ay. Mcnwliie, th e firm's sign regula tions. dinance and offered to serve on the com• She underwent a biopsy mittee. Rollin said he assisted Sanf ord In manager Sheldon Polokoif said Howard Rollin, saying he represented at Emory UniversIty preparing Its sign ordinance, that was studied that "other garbage firms in Central Florida Sign ASSOCIMim, picked Hospital last July. in committee for a year prior to adoption. the area have promised rue that apart each regulation begL'vdng with Calling the pr pasal puni tive In nature and theywllnotcune WO Off area penh wtijcji ststes that signs detract spitef ul, Ro!lln suggested that each ilmitatia, and solicit czmtomers after 11* from the enjoyment and pleasure of natural riIng Ilcndd revocation date. They say scenic beauty, on sign size be at least doubled, they'll wait at least until our The city in August adopted an emergency Rolfln ftIsted the term "natural scenic Sundu' Hesuld ordinance halting the Lsuance of sign permits legal progrogatives are beauty" ref'rs to a phenomenon like the Wily and Sund,ly, ,, exhausted." for 90 days while a regulatory ordinance was Gra nd Canyon. 'lle City of LOIIWOOCI except Sa?u,d,,1 and Chrtma being prepared for adoption. The moratorhim Day by Th e Sa'ford Hcraid, Inc Relin told the Herald Wed- natural be.uty," he said. 500 N French Ave, 5anord expimS nesday that the firm dans to Nov. 26. Procedures to adopt an or. He branded tl re gulations, patterned after ri. jp; "seek immediate injunctive in Altamonte Springs law, "poorly written, dinance lake from a month to six wetka relief fr om the courts" and then unnecesary, too complex, Immoral Council Chairman Dan Schreiner said ,the '.4't011d CIas Pon,cc .i --'nforJ. Firu, 27?I development site plan review and solicitors' to "sm the county and u ordinances and a fr anchise law on private commissioners Individually for John Graciol, vice president of Peterson Rates by Carrier sewer utili ty operation w ill be cheduleij for an amount close to a million Outdoor Advertising Corp, and rtprt'iifing 'rr S7$ 40 dollars." W1Oth WOfkIhOP. fl Florida Outdoor Advertising Assoc., Fighting Thursday, Oct. 17,1974-3A ______ - . Kissinger Illusionist'--Book - ._ I - -; WORLD .1 .. William Unsworth, Lake Darleen Young Oliver, 25, Rt. Jenny Apartments reported i Box 235 Dolarway, Sanford is By DONNA ESTES adoption Tuesday night of a tensions of the utility systems. In court a fee assessed cgalnst a years received $553,000 in state Mall in recent weeks was typewriter and citizen band in Seminole county Jail, Herald Stall Writer new ordinance hiking the "We would have a heck of a property owner for a specific connections fees and spent the refunded $35,000 in advance radio valued at $530 were bond, charges, disorderly charge. lot of money sitting in a trust purpose if the proceeds are money for other city purposes, sewer connection fees since the stolen, Wednesday, from his conduct and resisting ALTAMONTE SPRINGS bualness at 503 West 1st St. ouncilman Dan Dorfman fund doing nothing," Dorfma n diverted for other uses. man it was discovered earlier this planned regional sewer plant with violence. 117B The use of sewer and water objected to wording In the said, urging instead that the Color television valued at He added in order to meet a year. has not yet been constructed. Gregory Lee Price, , system connection fees, proposed ordinance limjtingthe ordinance permit use Interest court challenge the connection 1325 was reported stolen, Creek Road, Orlando is When service was not Another builder, Cross Wednesday, from Holiday Inn, Seminole County Jail with estimated at $15 million over use of connection fees to con- from the trust fund for general fees murt be placed in a special available, several developers the next few years delayed struction, acq'ilsitlon or ex. purposes. He said the fees account and their use limited to demanded refunds. County Construction Co., was " Sanford. $5,000 bond and charged with would most likely be invested in sewer and water needs. Typewriter valued at 1157 possession of stolen To allay future problems of denied a refund and has was reported stolen, Wedfederal government protected The monthly demanding refund threatened to go to court. service charge developers Jimmie Lee Scott, 27, O bonds or securities at eight per repays the water and sewer of connection fees charged in nesday, from Golosboro Willie Maya Parkway Is in Currently the connection fees Elementary School. cent or better annual interest, system bonds as well as advance, council Instructed are $100 and $150 for water and Seminole County Jail, $5,000 He estimated the return to city meeting operational and Davis to revise the proposed sewer hookup respectively. The Poinsettia bond, charge, forged order for Denise B. Doudy, coffers of several hundred maintenance costs. The con- ordinance to include a proposed ordinance sets the fee Avenue reported cooking payments of money. thcuand dclla' in int€rst nectior, fee is r,ct pledged to statement that fees once paid at a com.lr.ed $750 per housing Dan Waters, St. John Village, range, valued at$l50 was stolen each year. Bond liquidation, thus the are not refundable. 240 Oxford Road reported tools unit $550 for sewer and Wednesday, from a storage valu Dav is pointed out it would be debate. The developer of the Inter- drainage and $ ed at $250 were stolen, for wa te r. area at her home. difficult to suces.sfully defend The city over the past few Wednesday, from his truck . Richard David Seeley, 24, while In the parking lot. Wifliain L Baxley, 426 Eagle Fisherman's Paradise Plymouth, Florida Is in Circle, Casselberry reported OK Seminole County Jail, $5.500 check printing maching valued ne timetab!e of Stan Brock's stolen, week-long Wednesday, bond, charges, failure to appear at 1101 wrs run across the state was outlined by Jack Hanna of for sentencing and larceny of a from Fox Mobiles Home on The county will soon be that is also located at the air. Highway 17-92. the Central Florida Zoological getting a crime lab that would port. motor vehicle. Society, make even Dick Tracy proud. The action came after almost I3rock, a former co-star of The Seminole County Corn. • y - of contract talks hetwcen 'IVs -Wild Kingdom", is mission Tuesday approved the the county and the Airport _______ r running barefoot across the signing of a two-year lease For authori ty. 1 state in an attempt to raise the facility. The lease, with four The present lab b funded ROBERT PEARSON money for the society and its successive two-year renewal largely by federal Law _J4 0i zoo, located In Sanford. options, provides for $18,000 Enforcement Assistance I 4 ~, $ V._ Brock will begin at 10 am. annual rent of the still Un- Agency (LEAA) money but the OCT. 17 Alcoholic's Anonymous open Sunday, Oct. 20, runnIng out the constructed facility, county was recently notified of Rummage and Sale meeting, Holy Cross Church Gull of Mexico at Bayport, and Leroy Robb Construction the anticlapted termination of _ sponsored by United Methodist Parish House, 400 Magnolia ' ~ 1CW 1', proceed to Wiki Wachi, for a company representing the funds In two to three years. Women at Casse!berry Corn- Ave., 5-9 p.m. quick dip with the mermaids, American Steel Builders will The county though, expects to •..,munity U. Methodist Church 'I. rounding out the day's run In build the structure for $117,633 receive state funds when the Civltan International , grounds, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Brooksville, with a ceremony at the Sanford Airport. LEAA monies expire. If state (Sanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier by the city Pete Ragsdale, Region Four money is not forthcoming, then Sanford Pilot Club, 8 p.m., Restaurant. fathers. Easy-To-Install Monday, he will proceed to Crime Lab Director, sa id th e the 27 counties that now use Florida State Bank lounge, OCT. 18 Democrat Robert J. Pearson Linden, a small crossroads new facility will greatly un. crime lab facilities could be Official visit of Dist. 4 Second Super Grind Ciii ti'r r:riiI American Association of of Seminole County is carrying community. Hanna, who prove the working conditions by assessed for some of the needed Li, Gov. Ruth Wilson of Ocala. Retired . ,J-a- . , Persona, 2:30 p.m., on his campaign for the Florida traveled the route Monday, said increasing the size fruit pits, hard bones irid and physical revenue, Commissioner Sid United Fund report dinner, First Federal Savings and Loan House of Representatives seat Tuesday is the roughest part of plans of the existing facility Vihien Jr. said. all table scraps 6:30 p.m., Longwood Hotel. Building, 312 W. First St., from the 34th district, which the run. Casselberry Lions Club, host. Sanford. Open for charter covers parts of Seminole, Stainless Steel in pa rts Tuesday, Brock will stop in Dutch treat, membership. Marion and Lake Counties. Clermont for a celebration, and exposed to water Model GGFC 1001 Pearson, a professional continue "over the mountains Continuous Feud educator, believes his like Tennessee" to Winter backgr ound is administration Garden where another , Rugged high Speed GE would provide renewed public ceremony will precede his Motor confidence in state legislators retiring for the day. OCT.is, 1974 Theordore R. Hacssler, and a fresh attitude toward On Wednesday he will arrive Convenient Dishwasher Deltona ADMISSIONS state problems, which Pearson In Orlando, timed to hit the Drain Port Sula C. Steele, Eustis sees as consumer protection, Tangerine Bowl at precisely Sanford: Martha A. Porzlg, Lake Mary environmental protection, half-time of the Florida 4I Kennie M. Mitchell Maurice 0. Keltt, Lake political and educational Blazers. Charlotte Hornets Monroe Rufus C. Whitten reforms. WFL game, He will spend the • • Jo Ann Selph, Longwood Smith Electrical Wiring Specialists, "Responsible people with night In Orlando. Roy Ernestine Blake, Miami Earle M. Traver No Job Too Large Or Too Small. knowledge, experience and a Thursday, will Find Brock Robert D. Hunt full commitment to the public pacing up highway 17-92 into DISCHARGES William R. Spillman Sanford: Interest must provide Sanford. Linda S. Dodson Eloise Hallman leadership for positive Friday he will run to DeLand. .. Emma Boozer Ann L Bridges change," he said. And Saturday from DeLand, Open Mon. thru Fri. I a.m..S:OO p.m. Closed Sat. • .• Diane L. Hemane . James Thomas The candidate flId a he will ruSt off 'the pier at -S ocatit. PH. 322-1542 1_23n PAkK William B. Webb Lonnie Sheppard ' flnanc'aldisclosurefrm which Laytona Beach. I .. . ueiva I. uteason Tamara Chambers tnflcakd three sources of 'InJohn M. Dodson Joyce Fulenwider, & boy come In 1973, Income tax Jewell M. Carlton Brenda Joyce Brooks, & girl preparation, teaching at Nancy E. Schaffer Joyce E. Farr Stetson University, and selfAnna M. Conway, DeBary Anthony Hawkins employment as an educational May A. McNair, DeBary Willie Carr consultant. William H. Thrower, DeBary Ernestine Graham Pearson, with a doctorate hi Suzanne Connery, DeLand Eva B. Gustafson educational administra tion, is John W. Corfield, Deltona Marjorie H. Curran, also certified In economics, Casselberry mathematics and sociology. His Bruno Medzveprla, DeBary experience Includes 17 years In Howard W. Grate, Deltona public school and junior college J Virginia Collins, Lake teaching and administration. Monroe He Is a member of Phi Delta DeBorah Ann Troutman, Vestery'a high U this mor. Kappa, honorary education nina's Icw M wiD 06 inch es 04 rain Lake Monroe fraternity, NEA and FEA, and yesterday. Rose W. Massey, Longwood a World War II veteran. Fair and coot tonight and Friday. George L. Cooper, Longwood He and his wife, Jackie, have Highs mostly In upper lOs and lows tonight In md SOs. Northwest to Herman A. Fischer, two children, Stephen and north winds 10 to 1$ m p h Titusville Laura. The Pearsons reside on decreasing tonight. Doris F. Tyler, Titusville Wekiva River, Extended Forecasts Saturday 11 - ,.. - 71 — - -___ r: I ro r-% A S ew a ge Hooku p lue Ualu DqWUba t1U%.04 — Marijuana Laws Challenged I - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Coun Sanford '44 — I - Thursday, Oct. 17, 1974 POWCE BLOTTER I - GORDON SWAIM Gordon Wilbur Swaim, 58, of 2017 Elizabeth Court, Sanford, died Tuesday at his residence. He was a native of Winston. Salem, N.C. and had lived in Sanford since 1948 moving here from Orlando. He was a retired mechanical engineer techni. clan and a member of the First Presbyterian Church. He is .i survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Swaim, of Sanford; two sons, Gary Swaim of Sanford and Sgt. Allan Swaim, U.S. Air Force, Colorado Springs, Cob.: stepmother, Mrs. Kate Swaiin, Sanford; stepsister, Mrs. Julia Brogan, Orlando; and five grand. children. Gramkow Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Funeral Notice = a. SWAIM. GORDON WILBUR— Funeral services for Gordon Wilbur Swaim, SI, of 7017 Ehiabeth Court. Sanford, died Tuesday will be held at II am. Friday. at Gramkow Funeral Home Chop$l with Rev Ken Mutlis otficiating, Burial in local cemetery Gramkow in charge The Fktrida Congressional delegation has promi.'ed its support to nduce the price of foreign oil to Florida onnsumcrs And other state and local officials an' working toward this goal. If enough of us pull together on the oil pricing i.ue, we can get thinp tione, and find a rational solution. F=RL' Içk..scning peopi II' '!t-:: ,' : -'_ ,:,, ._, -, ,i, I:- : - ' ' hi1 1 ui u,LA lb,,*- an' i*n 4 ih' uttnit'ttt- (n -.UurxM I'PI, a1n'tb, ha.i uiikrta.rn in s"ir briuli l'bi, to nu kit t'ni1 unc at Thike I'at hor tiI O%rrL1,LMUU*l1wM,of(id,n !94aiime; We an nJno1n1(tv5 a nutir*t plant in St. LLkI ('(*Int' and we in the dn tazr of a ,aund, bulb it ndut, dqvndrncr Thruuj, a '4ItMn (ufww, e an fur W in i1orla. ae1iirh iruihing H the u.' 4-144-I lk mtrd I'n1i.i1tn.,i in the Inult ewnunutal nu.s of furl - nuck-a. ud, ,,t,'. diitiltati. - Iii z4uw yinzr C6trK-it); Wi' writ esen. xbIr **ns in wx '\t' an' WARht mar and far for "iij'4*i 4 (i'd fit, huth 1A1,UL1 lx. in.' i,.tk tt:.i:, f il frit,11 od I.t.t .t;. t rfl.x-t :07 ro:u. ; n �T87kT iiT . re Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ___ - Jury To Deliberate I nmates j6%ccepted - _ Thursday, Oct. 17, 1974-4A - - Evening lk~mW JACK Area Code 305-3fl-21il I or 831-9993 ANDERSON 'l l Cr' 0i ,i sis W1611 Chan e Our Lives WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AfKENS, Editor R"BERTC. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 WASHINGTON The oil crisis will change would cause "Increased indoor exposure to "vlolatile hydrocarbons," during the energy no hazardous releases of radiation to the public not only the na tion's economics, but Its en- pollutants." boom. Some of these may cause cancer, which from commercial reactors In the United States." vlronment, as well. The new offshore drilling along the East'rn the water run-off from the spent shale could also The 50 now in operation are considered safer Higher oil prices have forced the United and Alaskan coasts, meanwhile, will expose spread. by coal or Sta tes, under Project Independence. to search workers to more- hazards- and this ln,.rnmi,.A -. snaie ou tacwues could be !normous aangers ofed . LIL piuwniwn, wnicn LYIOIfleflI can of for rev sources o(cnergy. This will bring spills "may become a public heal th concern If accompanied most infinitesimal by boom town development," the cause bone cancer from the radical changes to America. the petroleum products find their way into report warns. "Adeqwile medical and sanitary exposure, "cannot be dismissed." An exhaustive secret study by the Federal commercial fish or 111.!1." facilities must be provided to ensure public Geothermal Energy: As another substitute Energy Administration forecasts that the energy Coal: "Coal emerges as the dirtiest energy health." for ni;, It may be possible to harness the heat boom will bring moremine tragedies, fewer auto source of all fuels considered," declares the Solar Energy: "olar energy emerges as the from the earth's cure. But along wi th the useful accidents, more industrial noise, silent solar study. Yet It may become "the Interim fuel cleanest, safest energy source," al though there steam, more noxious substa nces sulfides, energy. It may create shale oil boom towns, with source un til nuclear, shale oil, solar and is a possible heal th hazard from the germanium ammonia, carbon monoxide, arton, radon, boric wretched heal th facilities. It might even lead to geothermal facili ties can be built." used In "photovotaic cells," the report states, acid and mercury will also bubble Out of the earthquakes. The nation's 125,000 coal miners, whose flydroeI(t2jc Power: Hydroelectric power, earth. We have obtained the preliminary secret "heal th and safety record is one of th e worst for where it can be developed, is comparatively free Drilling for geothermal power Is a noisy draft, running hundreds of pages, which wi ll be any industry," can look forward to even more of serious heal th problems. Th e chief danger, exercise, some ti mes causing deafness among colensed Into a final FEA report next month, danger from lung disease, deafness and injury, says the report, would come from role of geothermal development In a darn failure. miners. "The Here's how the new developments are expected For the rest of the population, rnori' coal will So!i Waste Ful: Solid waste probably cIl trcrin carthqui. kes ; not well known," the :U I1fCCt health and fty: nieann1oresicesanddeaUfroinpolluta nta be burned for fuel. This would help wipe out report adds ominously, "but the pote ntials for Oil: As oil becomes more expensive and less Tall smoke stacks will not help, despi te what the "open dumps which are excellent breeding major seismic action cannot be dismissed." available, Americans will drive less and keep grounds of disease-carrying insects and As more and more energy is produced in their homes cooler iti winter. "Decreased be poisoned by slag fires, chemical leaks and rodents." But solid waste fuel will increase air America, the report foresiees a noxious release of reliance on the private automobile will cut ac- other coal byproducts. pollution, soot, salts, acids, tarry droplets, dusts, sulfurous cident rates, as well as automobile emissions," A study of asthmatics, for example, reveals Nuclear Power: "Nuclear energy, while gasses, nitrous gasses, carbon monoxide, the report predicts. "Beneficial health effects that attacks go up the nearer the victim are to a clean energy source in terms of air quality," oxidants, hydrocarbons and other filth Into the may also result from lowered thermostats." coal-fired powerplant. One of every five children states the report, "presents the greatest air. But homeowners probably will 4mulate their near such a plant had sWcvsi& The-se plants will potential hazard to human health of all fuels. All The re.stftq, wit specined in the report, are homes be tter, which would cause slower multiply under Project Independence. persons are susceptible to radia tion and Its ef- enough to make a person want to go back to the "venting of air pollutants emitted by tobacco Shale Oil: Shale oil workers will be p gued fects of cancer, mu tations and life shortening la .buggy and the triple-quilted double ,, products, gas stoves, aerosol cans. etc.#' This by "clust, noise and accidents," not to mention "To date," the reWt &dA "there have been bed. - Home DelIvery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 82.40; 6 Mon ths, 114.20; Year, 0.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month t? f Mt t n. i, .,.. .e £b44IUII4.W. . President's Speech . . .. . . . ... - - - - Economy"Bombs ' nnihr p'cch r'n th tc nf the 'onm Our time would have been better spent watching one of the brainless game shows, 'rhe President delivered what will surely be regarded by historians as the worst speech of th e 20 th Century to an audience that either didn't understand Mr. Ford's attempts at humor or couldn't read the cue cards. They were almost as bored as the television audien ce We're still not sure just what point President Ford was attempting to make. Th e speech sounded - -' ... .jj, I_s going to beat inflation" but he didn't tell us how. Even worse he seemed to be blaming us the American people - for the economic mess the country finds itself in today. Other than possibly electing the wrong people to public office it is difficult to understand how we could be held rpsnnnsihlp fnr11 cn v thtt nfirn1 rlhi Ikn 4'.'IWI A.IJI, UJV. j, DON - ..I. OAKLEY - W R OF I Request _ ___ -../ 4~ Order ______ We didn't learn much about the economy from President Ford's speech Tuesday night but we learned an awful lot about ENINTo, Sen. Edward M. K ____ ____ than - ______ beyond. ___ _____________________ __ - __ ______ Much deqends upon which party wins __ ____ \ ____ twoyears from now. It IS the RepubllCans— AM Gerald Ford, likely GOP nominee, will be a formidable op. ponent for anybody—then, ct Ciie, the field will be t!own wide open In 1* for hopefuls of I -. ' - % ____ s -_____ _____ __ ' ___ ____ boUip __ __ ' be only in igeo, ___ presidential standards. If he is re-elected to the Sena te in 1976, as be probably will be, he will hove had six Mon Yews of experience uthe senior snator from Massachusetts, counting from now. The thappaquiddick scandal will be nv" In The heavy family - ___ ____ _______ ____ 1 t&i1in o ,i SI ItnIca race gx1 S US. coin 52 Fneoira ,t' 6 Hiblical S3Take'a character breather 7AngIo-So 54 Son o(G ad letter (Rib) •o 55 Melody 9 The line Ilesotctr) lOSejrchroc 7 I i1li garmenb 21 Solar disk 29 Cincturt' 31 Hun% away Iii _____ ___ ___ _______ __________ ___ __ ___ ___ ___ 'S ___ 1 - world financial men. His economic advisers have Indeed warned that inflation Is a worldwide pr oblem. 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The Important problem again Is a shortage of essential materials fertilizer, petroleum and well •, (1 ___ ___ • _" .", 1,14 4 •' ' The green revolution, depending as It does on new fertilizeir- hungry breeds of rice and whea t, it - - -_ ~- -- ~ ___ \ • ' Letter To The Editor the power of the presidency and the Independence of the presidency, other quadrennial contenders who produced severe scarcities of plant food. Fer. television networks, for one reason or another never caught that gold tilizer plants are In short supply. The high price The speech was carried live from Kansas City, Mo. after ring on the merry.go-round, until time and fate Editor having free public library service available all of petroleum makes the situation that much three networks, having read advance copies Of the speech, passed them by. Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun Dear Sir: worse. and decided it didn't warrant live coverage, On the ballot No fifth, there will be a and Daniel Webster are among the who come PfI4Uh A WHERFA h ..—.4. The White Hnuse thoawht nthprwuc anti "pnuaa. th.t .•.$n$ .Uu Us Vd3 UI UIC WOlIG, ,,, ,, vole VUDCUiUHg puUUC Uorary service for Is not at present Offered to all citizens of unable to buy the fertilizer they so badly need, the speech be televised. The networks showed their in mere 's also the possibility that Edward all cithens of Seminole County. This will give dependence and theirrecnnit1on of the fragile nature of their are turning out less food. They must increase voters the opportunity to Indicate to the Board of Seminole County, and Kennedy simply does not want be imports dramatically, a course which drives relations with the federal goverflxnent.by doing a quick aboutWHEREAS, an agreement with the Orlando County Commissioners Not every their opinion f Public Library has been found to be the least food prices up In the United States and around face and dispatching camera crews to We scene. to provide quality public fibrM SerWell, as it turned out the networks showed considerablyAnyway as Watergate has so dramatically proposal expensive and quickest way to Provide quality the world. The fertilizer IWAge, will not be it is to speculate about %ice, and the levy of one-half mill ad valorum library service to clttmzens better editorial judgment than they did courage; the speech of Seminole County; remedied quickly, poIiucal(ortunesevenmonthsintothtue let taxation for this purpose. re f certainly wasn't worthy of "live" coverage, At a recent meeting of the Seminole County. alone a full decade The mineral and semifinished But, good, bad or indifferent the President's "request" and RESOLVED That the Seminole County tire similar. A mere Is always the unexpecteci the n- Association of Media Specialists, a professional Association growing worldwide demand for of Media SpecIalists the response of the networks raises some serious questions as to heartily en* ummodiUes ranging from steel to uranium organization of school libr arian s, the members d foreseeable, which can turn evtrything upsideU proposal just how beholden the networks are to the federal government. voted unanimously to adopt the following presented set forth on the ballot to be means shortages and high prices now, and likely d overnight . , Now that the precedent has been established what is to pre vent to voters trn November fifth, and urges resolution and to send a record of this action to greate r shortages in the future. the President from "requesting" that his every utterance to individuals to vote in favor of the proposal. the Evening Herald. We would appreciate It If No matter how energetically the United States The Public Broadcasting Services sometimes brøadcast live to the nation' And If you scoff he'd never do that, you would publish this information. increases its output of still called educational TV. is the nation's nonthen we suggest that you haven't been paying very close at. Sincerely yours, materials and semifinishedfood, fertilizer, raw WHEREAS, the Seminole County Association semifinished goods, the problem commercial television network. Funny thing, of tentlon to what people in public life will or will not do given the Elisabeth H. Boyd will not go awa '. Media Specialists is vitally Interested in though, many of the high-quality programs seen i'pp'rturuty. And if you counter that the networks would, sooner over PBS are there because of a very corn. or later. balk at such requests, then we might ask where, when mr rcial llecton of Amcrican corixratlens. WIIJ .a '.,h.t aftcr ha'wg uric-c ' rified their editorial They include such blue-chip companies as judgment to the White House? You tell 'em, Paula! Just ain't so, ne1ghbors,,, a very poor attempt Bristol-Myers, MartIn-Marietta, IBM, Polaroid, Television executives are, by tradition and training, rather Public Service Commissioner Paula Hawkins charged confuse the to public, too. AT&T, Xerox and Minnesota Mining, which nervous pecçle. Their performance Tuesday should make PSC Chairman Bill Bevis with prolonging the burden for Askew had nothing to do with underwTit a wide range of popular public 'IV rest of us a little nervous, as well. consumers paying fuel ndjustznent charges. the release of the In. mates on parole. It was done by the programs such as "Masterpiece Theater," Sta te Parole and Mrs. Hawkins s.ayf these charges could have been Probation ('onunission an Indopervjtr1 agen cy not E€nir. at Ih kps" ar'J 'ui" 1lcy erdvi1 in Augu.t lid I1evs ctmplicd with her call that the under control of th e gover no r, even though no commercials are permitted and uti es liti be required to show why such charges sh ould be 9 the only men tion of the company comes as a allowed to continue, (Remember, it's a three-member credit line at the beginning and end Of a commission Bill Mayo the other one, and according to If you drink don't drive. program. ,' Hawkins, she was all alone,) And, if you're stopped while driving a nd And, ie y haplet Atty. Gen. Robert S evin escape her pened to be eating sonic lemon drops, don't be surprised If aUther.Jtwa5Swhoufed Uws chawere Uy to place a charge Of DUI (v THOUGHTS Under In. kgalbackoflsep(,20,andmo6trecenuycomIngt fluence) agains t you. _________ the announcement they were NOT legal. One thing to always remember about Shevin and his "And if you be unwilling to serv e the Lord, I've been told that these pieces ,li~ A- ". of candy contain a "opinlons"—that's precisely whet they are, an opinion. rcldut' of "aldehydes," which in choose th's day w&xn you will serve, whether combination with the MucII the same as my views In this column. But then I'm ga,strlc juices in your body and a subsequ the gods your fathessienred In the region beond ent chemical not paid to offer a legal opinion on which many others will reaction gives a similar Indication or he gods of the Amodles In whose to that of a person / By JOIN A. 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Jljl JIll WASHINGTON (NEA) Foreign demand for scarce food and ahost of other materials will exert a strong and perhaps Irresistible push on U.S. food and other commodity prices for years to come. Thiswillhappenregardlessofwhat 4' President Ford, the American farmer and our manufacture rs do domestically. That grim Informa tion has been outlined clearly In new, as yet unpublished studies on the world situation. Mr. Ford did Invite foreign observers to his economics LHedldcallforaconlerenceof Agents said Richard Edward Glover, 20, demanded Wednes- , . , - 1 r ~ ,~~- it /; - f:' \\ 'J Y' JJlIJlll Oj lilJ. jijill Jul11 11lll - However, li the Democratic candidate, whoever be will bë,'wlns the election In 1975,11 can be assumed that as Incumbent president he will be nominated for a second term in 1960, bar. ring death or voluntary retirement. In that event, it would be 1984 before Kennedy woudorw again be a talked-about ca ndida te. At 52, he would be a mature if not elder sUtesman. There have been ot1 4 iLirgvr lit) e~, -- Ir . - - simplistic. It concentrates on financial arrangements, attempts at jawboning oil producers and on currency management. This method of atta ck misses the point which is simply that the world is now producing toliWefood,andtoolitfleofawjdeeof ____ respcmsitllll ties, which Kennedy gave as the maj. reason for his decision not to seek the _ - f f I Tgarm - - ___________ ________________ presidential race. He may have removed himself a contender In lS8Oas well, and possibly But even the best pieskientlal I 42 KUchen aplianct' 45 i)utch , ~, I I 41 ' Worldwide .-. And UiappaquIdclick then would be 15 years in Or tr • EIQINI IRI L 1I!jjJ I "R Wi N Vti iIJ" I.Ps I141 'I' JS42l _____ - "i By Kennedy Kennedy will r. — - I rne'i __ -: 4' asking us to take the blame is just a little too much, especially when we are also expected to do the Our economic problems aren't going to be soivea by planting victory gardens or driving 55 miles an hour or skipping a meal or wearing alspJ pin, admirable as th ese proposals might be. Nor is it going to help the conomy if we all 'sign up' as soldiers in the war on inflation; we did that a couple of years ago in the war on poverty and the results weresomething less than sensational. And th merchants of indütry mu3t have Wondered what in the world was going on when they heard the President suggest that we stop purchasing anything that isn't absolutely essential, Putting aside for th moment that most people are no longer able to buy anything but the essentials, where does that leave General Motors and Ford and Chrysler and Sears-Roebuck and Co. and Montgomery Ward and practica lly anyone who makes a living in the service industries. If Tuesday night's speech represents the depth of the President's understanding of eeonornIc Own we're in more trouble than anyone ever Somehow, when it was all over it seemed appropriate that a great many of his sugges tions for beating inflation came from grade school youngsters. They're not terrible informed about economics,either,lovableastheymjghthe. OAKLEY Food Crisis ___ Pn s c • Jr 37 Burden 39 Coin factory 4ONoshut p 1 2 ____ &Anv A 1 15 ,. 4SI5,y 36 Roads iahi ' Presidency inflation. In other words, we didn't do It fellows, and crisis DON t1K1J1 35 GItty paint -" 12 MLSCUe 13 Witrmth 14 Martlan(comb, formll t l'iil i6 'he Forest" II Way by a canal Hazards 21 'Winken, Blink" and 22 Aam silkworm 24 26 In additi,n flTaxi 30 Glittery decoration 32Sti,d 34 Fminine appellation —— - IC;! Pe n ney ___ A.1fl!i FilE E. -•' ST. CLOUD, ha. (AP) An taken hostage during the in. mined that Glover's calls came Orlando man was arrested cident, agents said. from a telephone booth, so the while he was still on a telephone The FBI said it was searching few booths in this tiny Central demanding a bank president for a second man In the ex- Florida town were put under pay extortion money, the FBI tortlon attempt. observation, says. Agents said a man first called Glover was arrested at a J Answer to Previous Puzzle II -' . tor all me world like a coach's halftime talk to his high school football team. He kept saying "we are - .. ___ I Ballads" 4 "God's Little Years beforethe - President Ford lured us away from some of our favorite television programs Tuesday night for yet , Bookish E - On TALLAHASSEE, Fin, (AP) The Leon County grand jury has apparently finished taking witnesses in an investigation of Treasurer Thomas O'Malley with O'Malley evading testifying by threatening legal action. O'Malley's action Wednesday left but one final stage of the six-month Investigation Into the treasurer's financial affairs - deliberations set for Friday morning on whether to Indict O'Malley or not. Bernie Simpkins arid Dave Thomas, Cocoa men with knowledge of a $40,000 lobbying fund allegedly raised for O'Malley, were scheduled to testify today but were reported out of state and were excused. O'Malley's attorney threatened legal action to keep his client out of the grand jury room, . ~J,, Extortion Suspect Nabbed On O'Malleyftiday TALLAHASSEE, Fin, (AP) weeks eliminating the backlog Monday when work was fin. Florida prisons will begin re- of about 600 men waiting In Ished on the conversion of an ceiving inmates again on a urn. county jails, unused portion of the hospital at Ited basis next Monday, a Wainwright ordered the pus, the Lake Butler Reception spokesman for the state Health OflS closed to new Inmates on Center into cells for Inmates. and Rehabilitative Services Sept. 25 when more than 11,00 Some prisoners already have partment says. prisoners were crowded Into been transferred from crowded Rex Newman said Correc. space for about 9,000. It was the county jails to those which had tions Director Louie Wa in. third closing of Florida prisons vacant cells, with the state ç Wright approved Wedn esday In 2 years. agreeing to pay the cost. Plan to accept about 100 Newman said the prisons They will be moved first Into prisoners next week to relieve could be reopened because 250 the newspaces in state prisons the most serious overcrowding Inmates had been released on and Inmates from the most In County jails, parole or expirati on of son- overcrowded county jails will The plan calls for accepting tence, take their places, Newman about 300 '-nmtes e next In addition, space for 60 in- said. urn%8 fn ...--L" weeks and in tive mates would oe available by Thursday, Oct. 17, 1974-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. "CHARGE IT" at Sacford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 a.m. 111 9 p.m. Open Sunday 12:30 tIl 5:30 A,rKan Fiprns 9 Diners Club • Cane lUanche 0 i.ya'way ___ ___-___ ___.__,_*_ __M111111 . f =111111 - -0~ - - ~~ - _____ ,---, - _____ __ __ _____ ----—- -- _____ _ - - __ __ --=-. ____ - __ ______ i7f, - ___. - ___ - ___ �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL -. Thursday, Oct. 17 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. HOROSCOPE e Inif lation Hghtet 0 00w For Friday, October 18, 1974 Announcing JCPenney By CARROLL RIGHTER GENERAL TENDENCIES: You would be wise to scrupulously carry thorugh with promises you have made. Avoid borrowing or lending and other financial transactions. Evening Is excellent for social activities In the company of persons you like. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) 11 is wise to go out for entertainment after Late afternoon when planetary aspects are more favorable for such. Don't argue with mate. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Make certain you handle any obligations wisely, especially those of a monetary nature. Your intuitive faculties are working well. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) The morning Is not a good time to come to a meeting of minds with associates. Show that you are in a mood for quick and satisfying action. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Unpleasant work needs to be dene early In the day, and then you can engage In hobby. Read and elevate your consciousness. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) The evening is best time for pleasure so tvndle business obligations during the day. You can be highly romantic in the evening. VIRGO I Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Don't argue at home during day and then you can Invite friend in for a most pleasant evening. Shop early and stay within your budget. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Don't be so willing to acct-pt whatever is offered you, but separate the good from the bad, and the genuine from the fake. Be wise. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Although you think you could irnprv '. ur titin in life, stick t o t hi prov urc for th Lime being. Consult business expert. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Discontent makes you want to lambast others but by evening the picture clears for you. Do some constructive work early. CAPRICORN i Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Get rid of personal worries and then analyze your position more accurately. The evening ideal for you and loved one to enjoy. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Work conscientiously toward gaining your goats during day, and then you'll have time for social activity in the evening. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Be objective in your business dealings today. A higher-up will not be very cooperative because 1e Is too preoccupied. Keep calm. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ...heorshewjllbeone who may not fully appreciate the present environment. Teach to have duties to perform, whether poor or wealthy, so that the right values in life will be attained. Add foreign language to the educational curriculum. A fine chart, especially In the exports and imports field. ,'The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of yew life Is largely up to YOU! CarrollRlghtec's Individual Forecast for your sign for November Is mw ready. For your copy send your birThdate and SI to Carroll Righter Forecast, Evening Herald, P.O. 80* U, Hollywood. Calif. ?=. 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Also Diners Club .Carlo Ulandse OPEN MON..THURS.,Ff, TIL , SANFORD PLAZA 30 REG.2.3 FASHIONABLE DOUBLE-KNIT 100 PCT. ''YESTER SOLIDS&PATTERNS - COLGATE INSTANT 10% OFF! 24 7 to 10 PM THIS WEEKEND Master Charge Vi t a mi n s $177 PRE-DEER SEASON 189's - ,- INE-A-DAY 100 CT. It's good to know it's there when you need it. p P&jp REG. 109.95 Mower $3988 322-5121 / Waft DignS THIS WEEK ONLY! )19" 19W 2.2 IN. SELF-PROPELLED LOANS UP TO 12500 OT Fg FS THURS..Frn,.SA;, - $26" ! Grill - SANFORD PLAZA Business Early Bird Special REG. 29.T9 Of Ask US I October 9 Piece Box NOW OPEN SUNDAYS 12:30 TO 5:30 P.M. TWOR ., .1 Thursday r— YOUR STARTS Matinees Wed., Sat., Sun. Pays 6 0//0 Featured 99; '•) Passbook Some items reduced up to So Pct. Fried Chi cken SAVE UEY8NOIC MEMBCRFLAGSHIPBANKS.gpdC. ches, depending on which A jutting chin month holds your birthday. belong to a rank coward Such descriptions contain whereas a receding chin may about 90 per cent of very pertain to a fighter personality, complimentary remarks but so facial features likewise then Insert maybe 10 per cent aren't scientific character negative attributes. indices. The latter are Included to So send for my scientific disarm your suspicion that the "Tests for Employer and whole affair Is merely a "soft Employs," enclosing a long soap" or "snow job" of 100 per stamped, return envelope, plus cent Mum. 23 cents. And when you read the horoscope for your t 1yJ y y soon indulge in WORLD ALMANAC FACTS empathy, for you quickly ____ ttkntif)' yourself with all the compliinenls ascribed to those ________ _________ born In that month. However, among my students at Northwestern University, I'd often eose the ease with which they'd identify themtiith PL.ir --••.1 Savings in (Down 151/Lb. From Last Week) low Fun And Games -I 7 t 10 PM SANFORD PLAZA'S flU'ZOt... ". Crane," she began, 'one birthday, then we can't select Of 'Y profeasors Is such a wtilchoneissuppo.edtoapply devotee of horoscopes that he to our own month! makesuz all give him our bfr. As regards phrenology days. (character reading from the Then he decides from his bumps on your skull you will an analysis of the signs of the find many employers who Zodiac whether we deserve an believe firmly In such "bum'A'vs.a'orevena'D'grade. pology." For he is so prejudiced in When you see newspaper ads favor of his occult system that under the "Help Wanted" he pays little attention to section, if the prospective whatever we write on our cwu employer asks for 2 photos (full papers! front and side view), he "And I have since learned probably believes in character that several employers In reading from your facial lcagoalsouetlletnjmpeon features and shape ofhead. your head and the facial If a good job is at stake, go measurements of applicants to along with him, though actually decide whether to hire them, his system has no scientific "Does psychology cons er vaMty! But t argue !f you such methods as scientifle?" can land a good job. Actually, the brain isllkea Many of these so-called computer, with millions of tiny systems of character analysis wires (nerve branches) but no are fun for parlor en. single spot re*'esentgmusjcaj tertainment. talent vs. mathematical skill, But scientific psychologists etc. have not found them valid for No "bumps" bulge over any rating personality or for hiring spot of a computer, either, and employes! neither do bumps in the skull Horoacopes offer you very bulge over so-called "character Thursday THAN BEFORE si ttiu 1 L=1 s*,•,, AFULLSEUV1C?8AW By GEORGE W. CRANE horoscope and then eagerly Ph. D., hLD. at all the compliments cited therewith! CASE M7* fluids, B., aged But when we don't know . October 24 Ell Horoscopes Are Thursday, Oct. 17,1974-7A CRUSTY'S PIZZA ANNOUNCES REG. 1.00 PR. 28" HIGH I OUR SATURDAY Family Night BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY TO CRUSTY'S ANY TIME SATURDAY FOR AN INEXPENSIVE DINNER OUT...AND WE'LL GIVE EACH OF TIE KIDS A FREE SOFT DRINK WITHANY$5ORMORE F0000RDER OR USE THIS COUPON FOR TAKEOUTSI Ph. 322-8610 FOR TAKEOUTS HONEY BEAR SOFT a PLUSH 75; $3 BIG 8 OZ. SKEIN WINIUK YARN SAFE IN WASHER AND DRYER 100 PCT. ORION ACRYLIC 1' 67C $1" SOLID STATE OFF ANY CARRY OUT ORDER OF'SSOR MORE WITH COUPON SANFORD STORE ONLY AM CRUSTY'S PIZZA BATTERY. ELECTRIC RADIO $1188 Layaway Master Charge __________ — ': _7j' - , - •'-;=•---- ' - ' - a • * -•-... •' BankAmericard - —. �7r'fl'rT(re?rr-; ,r' - '- ..... . flfl'r. vr.-..-'c .....- c.'' -n', .- Ti'""' -cr'.'.'-'..'' ='v'-n'r. -- .-rfl,,cn - - -t'v-r-'n -n.q t. rY-..,.r,.- .. ,.r,-.r-'----------------.z-_.--.c...".r--.--v-n--.v 'r"'- - .'.'-' ---fl-,-- "-'r-......-"--- ---S--:- 'r.''-'v--.. 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Reg, 649 95, Sale $579 Sale The Southeast Division II office of the National Hot Rod Association has finalized all details of the wild Rebel Winter Drag Series this week. The entire month of November will see action starting P at Suffolk Raceway in Virginia on Nov. 2-3, The following weekend the schedule moves into Florida for three big events. The Sunshine State National Open will be run Nov. 8-9-10 at Lakeland Interna tional Raceway wi th $19,650 up for grabs, The Re be l Winter Drag Series skips the middle weekend of November then moves to Gainesville Raceway for the annual Turkey Trot Drags, On the folioc'ttij \vi'('kenhJ ( 11(I(' uwbird National xviIi take place at. lieSota Memorial Speedway in Bradenton. Rig. $419. 100% solid state TV has It 19' screen (meas diag.). Features Chroma.Brjte' AFT, Automatic Picture and Picture Modifier for easy viewing. 13" TV, Rag 32995. Sale $279 17" TV, Reg. $379, Sale $319 i $559 Reg. 619.95. Early American style console has a 100% solid state modular chassis and a 25" screen (meas. diag,) Features ChromaUrite' picture tube. Chroma-Loc and AFT. Mediterranean style console, Reg 619 95, Sale $559 iuy VUI U11911L9 uuiwie wdullubb steel cookware. Between the four tracks over $80,000 wil 1 be UP for grabs in a one month period. This similar to the popular California circuits which are run during the Winter months, it gives the traveling pro a chance to come to Florida when all of the other tracks are closed for the the Winter. Each track will run Top Fuel, Funny Car, Pro Stock and Pro Comp along with the sportsman categories. Johnny Brown has entered all but the Suffolk meet in the Tequila Sunrise, his record running Ccrvette. In the last two weeks he has been the runner up twice at Lakeland with times of 11.13 on a 10.99 record. At Gainesville he qualified high up on the list and won the first round at the World Points meet last month. 18.88 Our 7-pc stainless sleet cookware !Al is easy toclean It includes 1and2qt covered sauce pans. 6q1. covered Dutch oven and 10,Y'open / Save 6 :..-- to o2O Local Driver Entered on vacuums. A. Week, Brown will have company in the bid for the money with fellow Seminole County racer Cris Trabulsy, current World Record holder in G-G with an E.T. of 10,67 set at Suffolk in April also in the field. Trabulsy will take in all four events, Noise control has been a topic brought up many times by various groups in an attempt to I sometimes close down a track or to just make It a little easier on the ones who live nearby a racing facility. Different tracks have experimented with t different systems to control the roar of the powerful race motor without killing the W. formance of it. fry pan Sale 37.99 Rig. 4499. Our 8-piece canister features a deluxe attachment set. Convenient air adjustment on hose. Stands on end for easier stair cleaning and storage. Sale 89.99 Rig. 109.99. Penneys best upright. Converts to canister with the twist of a dial. Has pistol grip handle with 3 posi tions, three height adjustments and triple action cleaning. . 1tfl 1 Sale $895 Rig. $995. Color TV' phono/8.-track player/AM-FM stereo, radio. Mediterranean style cabinet. IV has 25" screen (meas. diag.) and 100% solid state modular chassis. Early American style, Rig. $995, Sale $895. Sale $24 Rig. 29.95. Two-speed lightweight vacuum. Has 3 height adjustments, easy roll wheel and 18' cord. Sale prices effective thru Saturday. on our 3-cycle dishwasher u.j viuigs Mufflers Forced On Cars gers O R P es, M Jau AIai Results A', s Take Third 5-2 Sr"EBOARD Dod n WEDNESDAYNIG'7'SRESULTS OAKND AP The em- a few minutes after Wednesday quieted the crowd for a while, ba ttled Oakland A's have the night's significant victory, but they had plenty to shout Los Angeles Dodgers stagger- "Neither Finley nor (Manager about in the Oakland sixth. lug on the ropes and plan to Alvin) Dark would tell me. I felt Bill North led off with a walk finish off the National League humi liated." ' and moved tothrew second champs tonight with Vida While Tenace burned, Finley MeSSOrSUth t4ildwhen past Bl ue's left-handed pinch, kept the rest of the A's smol- first attemp ti n g to pick him off. ''I'd hr' disappointed if dcrin with his I)r('arne nwet- -' Sale 7.99 /1 A A. Reg. 9.99. JCPenney Colfi' Maur Automatically brews? log cups Has an easy- to.qriphandle - Sale 20.79 E. 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F,'..rthII Total p - OAKLAND Jib r P1 bi 3000 Campnris is SantiMiguel 21.00 7.20 250 6 Cacho1afre 4.60 311110 I Domingo Murua 360 7 Quinieta (21) 613.% Perfecta (12) 66990 EIGHTH, Doubies, Spec 7: SaiaAgulrre 1410 9.60 3.40 4 Erodoza Juan 9,60 3.40 7 Fermin Mugu,rza 1.00 6 QuinielM 21) $ 62.10 perfecto (17) 1176,30 NINTH, Singles, Spec : 54fl11 960 460 iSO 2 Rent 5.10 3 60 7 Juan 3,70 S QuinIela (2 7) 17660 Piitt (7 7) $96 go TENTH Single's, Spec 7: , • ChUChO Fermin 1•50 6 ZU 360 Qulneft 56) 1 450 Perfecta a s) sucao 1.60 7 QuinIela (36) 1.4100 SaD 400 2 SantIVza Double (26) 191.20 ELEVENTH, Doubles, Spec. 7: - ph .- - Baseball Playoffs now. his team, silenced the usually The latest episode involves noisy Los Angeles bats. G a sensitive player Holtzman not only dominated who was lifted from the lineup the Dodgers most of the time by Oakland owner Charles 0. was in there, but also hit a home Finley prior to Wednesday run, something the A's have night's game. Tenace's reac had a tough time doing lately. (ion ranged from humiliation to Talking about his drive off rage. He branded the A's cc- Andy Messersmlth that gave centric owner Inhumane, the A's a 10 lead in the third Tenace, who had played first inning, Holtzman said: "He got baie for the first three games of behind me and l was looking for this World Series, found out a fastbafl - and I got it." about the lineup change after a The euphoria felt by his home team meeting during which run was quickly dampened by Finley gave a pep talk, the Dodgers in the next inning, had be told by coach They took a 2-1 lead over OakBobby Winkles," said Tenace, land's 19-game winner on a two. still simmering In the clubhouse run triple by Bill Russell. It SERIES AT OAKLAND Fingers GAME 4 Save-Finger s 10$ ANGELES M ess r s m t P1 ab r P1 bI WP- Holtiman, Lope's 2b 4 000 ,u*i three run. 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HBP-by SheninWillia Crooms Wins , appliances. ph Mssrsth p 1500 150 1.60 1 "We think very positively." three good ballplayers and that with a lazy, looping single to flando 3b 3111 Doie ($6) $22080 Oguiza Larrea 11.10 520 4 3I10 With Don Sutton on the the other 22 are no good," Fm- right field. Proud of his first hit RiackSon rI FIFTH, Doubles Spec 7: Maya Per et 320 6 lb 3000 Fermin ftengoa 13 40 6.60 6.40 3 Quiniela (2 4) $ 46,60 mound, the Dodgers aren't ley said. "I told the team to go In this Series, the stocky third RudI CWhntgn if 3 12 0 M4rurI Muguerza Perfecta (2.1) 1120 00 4-70 1 dead yet - but it may be just a out and prove that he's wrong." baseman announced jokingly: Tenace lb 0000 Q.jiffle(a (3 7) $ 3500 TWELFTH, Doubles, Spec 7: Foss e c mat ter of time. Even If they The A's did just that 20 1 0 and "I hit the hell out of It." Perfecta (3-7) 1120.60 ReneRamon 10.40 7.60 6.60 7 Hot? to 12 SIXTH, Doublei, Spec 7: don't win tonight, history is on got excellent performances M.arurl.Acjulrre 6.10 71.00 3 0 0 0 0 OguIza JavI Then M.ersmIth walked HWhngfn pr 7*0 6,20 3.00 1 AlavaBengoa 600 I the A's side. Rarely has a team from some of those people that Then H an ey c 0 0 0 0 urn Bengoa Quiniela (-7) $ 47.10 Jackson and got Into DOreen 2b 7.20 4.40 2 come back from a 3.1 deficit to Buckner had termed inferior to 2 0 0 1 ErodoraPerez Perfecta (7,3) $150.30 350 more trouble whcn Joe Rudi Holtzman p t,th a World Series, 3 11 I Quinlela I 2) 1 40*0 the Dodger talent. BIg 0 (74 with .11 3) 150500 (7-4 F i ngers p the runners along. 00 00 Perfecta (1.2) 110110 with all 7) 116960 It's only happened three Jim H olt, a pinch-hitter who Total 26 575 SEVENTH, Doubk, Spec 7: A 1ersjiUi then is.sued an in. 7075 14.'ndle $93,144 mes 1925, 1958 and 1968. had been in a terrible batting tentional walk to Claudell 1.0's Angeles 0020000-2 "We'd like to win tonight, but slump, rifled a two-run single in Washington, who was starting Oakland 001 004 SIx-S if we don't, we'll go on down to a four-run sixth Inning tha E-Messrsmth, DP-Los An t In place of Tenace, and the Los Angeles and finish it," said broke the game open. geles 2. Oakland 1. LOB-Los Dick bases were loaded for the A's, Angeles 6. Oakland 1. 28By The Associated Press Bando. Green knocked in a run and Wednesday's Game Buckner. Yeager, Wynn. 38Best-of-7 Series Oakland 3. Los Angeles 2 The A's hold the upper hand made some fabulous defensive bolt was announced as the Russell. HR-i4oltzman (1). 5W 1 Pc?. Thursday's Game In this wacky series despite In. plays at second base. And Ken pinch-hitter for Ray Fosse de- Messersmlth, DOreen, Rudi, Oakland 3 1 715 Los Angeles (Sutton. 1 0) at IP H B ER ISO SO Los Angeles ternal unrest, a condition that lloltzman and Rollie Fingers, spite a streak of recent frustraOakland (Blue. 0.1), N 1 3 223 . Mh esserst 1,07 66 5 51 4 Saturdays Game Friday's Game has been common wi th this two pitc hers that Buckner prob. tion. Marshall 2 1 0 0 0 2 Oakland 3. Los Angeles 3 No game scheduled oddball team for some time ably wouldn't mind having on Hottzman W.10 7 2 3 6 2 2 2 7 Sunday's Game Saturdays Game Some of the Northern tracks were forced to put t' mufflers on the cars or close down. Racers such as Ed Howe and Tom Maier have perfected a system which has cut down the decibel levels substantialy. Portland Raceway in Oregon recently conducted a drag racing muffler test with 13 cars making three runs with mufflers and three more without. The decibel ratings were taken by the Department of Environmental Quality and the results were quite 18-0 surprising. Jim Van Cleve's SSC Ford suffered only a tenth of a second loss In elapsed time and FOREST CITY - Undefeated with only 33 seconds remaining virtually no change in mph readings with the ad- Q-ooms High School continued In the game. Its streak With an 18-0 shutout dition of the muffler. The defense also made two victory over the Lake Brantley interceptions. Van Cleve actually went as quick as 10.77 cn a freshmen at the losers field. Wi th a 3-0 record, Crooms is 10.72 record, while his decibel readings were down Coach Barry Wenholt's club back into action next Tuesday points (which is interpreted as a 100 per cent combined the running of Alvin hosting the Lake Howell fresh. reduction in the multiplying scale of decibel Sweet and the stout defense to men, measurement). completely dominate Brantley. Golden Gate Speedway in Tampa is the only WerJiolt was proud of his track that I know of in Florida that requires defense, which held Brantley In mufflers on race cars. North Fla. Raceway in Lake a goal line stand and kept the PatriotIn s their territory all City had discussed it due to a farmer saying that Patriots evening. his cows located in a nearby field quite giving milk Running back Sweet condue to the race. The last I heard the farmer and tributed a 30 yard touchdown track management were discussing a compromise i the first quarter, as on the situation. Croom s totaled 160 yards I think the sound of the highly modified race rushing. The Dusty Boots Riding The second and third quar- Association will sponsor itn car is a major part of the sport and would hate to ,,• , uuutu i ul see it taken away. lilt has to be done it is nice to tc 11 am, at maintained a 6-0 lead. th eir arena located know that it can be done without hurting the perQuarterback David Attaway four miles west of Interstate 4 formance of the cars. scored the second touchdown on State Road . AILS IN THE FAMILY Garvey it Ferguson nl Cey 3b Russell ss Yeager c tiont end it tonight,'' said third nig. lie read some in. baseman Si Bando after the flammatory remarks from Ios Dodger mistake, of course. A's took a commanding 3-1 lead Angeles star Bill Buckner that They've been doing it all Series in the 1974 Wor ld Series with a appeared in a local newspaper. long. 5.2 victory Wednesday night. "Buckner said that we have Bando drme in Ow tying run Show esavng Wynn ' A' t&sik advantage of 11w LarriEIor:a FIRST - Doubles. 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Riordan wisely kept Connors But certainly 1974 Australian cham- French tennis authorities. incomparable Jimmy Connors. always available and outsituation is now in litigation and His progress from that point from signing with World belong to Connors alone. It Is plonships in January. I first met Connors at the standing Southern California was so dramatic and so un. Championship Tennis and Not mentioning all the if the suit for a reported iii LOS ANGELES safe to say that John In the last UCLA courts when he has just tennis competition were the pressive that he iio longer felt lieu of that found instant e- Newcombe dominated WCT various lesser tournaments million is successful It could 20 years there has been only one arrived from his home In chief factors that prompted his the need to continue lila stndles, ces on the U.S. Lawn Tc,ni play and even a large measure plus his stint for Baltimore with make Connors the wealthiest tennis player who could Illinois. Jimmy had come west move, and under the watchful eye of Association and International of World Team Tennis action WTF hecomplefrly dominated tennis player of all time, unequhocabjy be considered for the single purpose of When Connors arrived at the his agent and manager, Bill Lawn Tennis Foundation but in the "biggies" where both the third and fourth legs of the the best player in the world. developing his tennis. western campus he was 17 and Riordan, he I have long been an a dmirqj turned sanctioned tours. His record competed, Connors was the slam, Wimbledon and the U.S. That, of course, would be the Instruction from the two still had to complete high school professional, of Connors' ability and WO-tirne was good enough that last year ultlmatc winner. He served Open, respectively, "grand glam" great Panchos, Gonzales and before actually enrolling. His Prowess professionally he shared the USLTA's No. I early notice of his emergence champion, Rod Layer, The second leg of the big four, dedication and as a spectator I find him as much fun to watch Today. however, there seenu Segura, assistance from However, once there he became was proved almost im. ranking with the All-American by winning the first leg of the the French championships, UCLA's exceptional tennis the first freshman to win the mediately. Boy, Stan Smith. asanybody. elusive and prestigious grand denied Connor3bv a ban by ft- Cavaliers Cuts Vets CLEVELAND (A?) - The Cleveland Cavaliers said Wednesday they have placed veteran John Warren and rookie Mike Robinson on waivers, decreasing their roster to the National Basketball Association's 12-player limit. General Manager and Coach Bill Fitch announced the cuts as the Cavaliers made final preparatiomj for (tie season opener in Portland Friday night. 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Cobras and DeLand's Red In addition to Winter Springs Devils, collide, the Cobras have taken the Both teams are undefeated measure of Semoran (Casselberry), Spring Lake (Altawith marks of 4-0 and tuned up nte Springs) and Longwood. for the big meering with imDel-and comes into the game pressive wins this past Satur- with wins over St. Cloud, Clay. Oviedo, The Steelers (DeLand's Eastbrook, possibly with it's other entry) and Longwood. mind on DeLand, found itself in Still with an outside chance of a scoreless tie with seconds finishing first this year are the remaining in the first half Spring Lake Yellow Jackets, agaimist an under-rated Winter last year's winner whoended up Springs eleven. But, a 40 yard highly ranked in the Pop Eastbrook pass to John Hamby Warner standings of all the enney I' Introduction of Freshmen, Sophomore and Junior Homecoming Princesses, 7:30 p.m. Presentation of 8 Senior Homecoming Queen Ca nd 7:45 P.M. Trophies Awarded for Bestidates, Float and But Bonfire. 8:C0 P.M. Homecoming Game. Halftime Crowning of Homecoming Queen. 10:30p.m.. 1:00a.m. Dance at Village Center, FlU with Music by The Short Cuts. P.M. Fr wig tVM"ftn W64 100 a lilt I—' (WINTER GARDEN) WEDNESDAY Pittsburgh Steeler L.C. Greenwood spent the night in the hospital for observation of abdominal pains, but a spokesman for the Notional Football League club said the pains were not believed serious. Greenwood was one of three defensive starters who did not practice Wednesday as the 3-1-i Steelers tuned up for Sammy 'S gailte v.ith (1w 1-4 (icvcl;iml Bruv. its. Cornerback McI Blount was sent home with a virus, while Green's running mate at end, Dwight White, sat out the day with a bruised heel. - ld ncr John Lund. "But tht's the Spencer, who has gained 788 For Birmingham, 12.4, Hornet Don Highsmtthscoj the three-yard smallest crowd that I can ever yards, was apparently lost for on runs of two and 15 yards; ft was the eti Charlie Harraway scored A record low 750 fans turned remember playing in front of." the season due to a third-period White had a two-yard TD; and of the game for McAlister, who twice. out at 90,000-seat JFK Stadium In other WFL games Wednes. knee injury. He had scored on a Pete ____ I Storm 3 Haw1las RMeckI kicked a 40.yard had caught a 13-yard TO pass on a rainy night In Philadelphia day night, Memphis beat FlorI. short touchdown plunge earlier field goal. In a comedy of errors and from Adams before the 25247 for a World Football Ltague da 25-15, Charlotte blanked Chi- in the quarter. missed opportunities, Portland Sun 29, AmerIcans 25 hometown fans. game. The hapless Bell re- cago 21.0, Southern California Hornets 27, Fire 0 Ron Garcia booted a pair of managed to triumph on Booth Southern California, 11.4, sponded by trailing all the way trimmed Birmingham 2925 and Inspired by a strong defen. clinched the WFL Western IN. field goals for Southern Califor- Lusteg's 37-yard field goal late and losing again. Portland edged the Hawaiians sive effort, the Hornets blanked vision title after quarterback nia. in the third period The Shreveport Steamer 3-0. Chicago before 20,333 Tony Adams hit 20 of 30 passes triumphed 30-25 Wednesday Southmen 25, Blazers is hometown fans for the dub's for 316 yards and led the Sun to night with quarterback D.C. Quarterbsick John Huarte, first victory in Charlotte since the come-from-behind triumph Nobles throwing to Rick Eber who had missed three games the franchise quit New York. in the last period. COLLAT"ING ALMOST AS SIMPLE AS STAPLING for touchdown passes of 27 and with a thigh injury, passed for Defensive end Cliirence Trailing 17-11 going Into the WITH THE NEW 39 yards. The second TD pass 212 yards and one touchdown to Campbell recovered a fumble final quarter, Adams fired an scored the winning points, lead Memphis, 12, the WFL by Chicago's Reggie Sanderson 18-yard scoring pass o Keith "I don't know if it was the Central Diison leader, to its at the Charlotte 18 In the Densonandledthesunlsyarth World Series, the weather or 11th straight victory. opening period to set up the first for another touchdown. James what," said Philadelphia runSouthman runner Willie touchdown. McAlister plunged over from - HONOLULU (A?) 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DEAR ABBY: I recently hired a woman to work from 8 to 4 uiuw, After breakfast, Fanny takes a bath and ihanges into her uniform, By then it's 9:00. eworkswW l2 noon, and then prepares havZauaznpl lunch which she eats while reading a foreign newspaper. This takes her one full hots. At 1:00 Fanny resumes her wcFk. Promptly at 3:00, she quits, takes another bath and changes into her street clothes. She leaves at 4:00. Fanny is a good worker. She's honest,, clean and dependable. tium since she is being paid to work by the hour, I think a lunch break is all she's entitled to, and that she should bathe and breakfast on her own (line. e lives less than a 3(.mlnute delve train here. Uyouaeewithme,plmehowtoJher FANNY'S i4ISSUS DEAR MLSSUS: Tell her In FsgHsh, unless you can talk better In her language. DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have been married for 12 years and have three children, 5. 9, and 10. Pat makes a very good living selling. He's been with the same company ever since we've been married and has turned down many promotions because he didn't want to travel out of this state. Now he has been offered what his boss calls "the opportunity of a lifetime"—bu it would mean being away from home two weeks out of every month. He turned it down. His boss is cool to him, and thlnka he's crazy. His parents are barely speaking to us became they think he made a big mistake, but he and I still think he made the right choice. Abby, we like money as much as the next person, but we feel that during these years, when our children are growing up, they need a full time Iathr, and to us that is more Important than anything else. Are we out of our minds? JANE awn flarr 'IDEAR JANE: Not in my book. Ithink you're beautiful. Problms7 You' ll teel tt.fler it YOU gel it off chest. For a - - AAAA.EE Widths $2 1 V . - T I - I 98 in denim & corduroy, with leans match men a boys izes sizes - r'- - MANUEL JACOBSON 31] E. FIRST 224 E. FIRST ST. PH. 312.4712 - I i -- - ! __________________ -.- e _ 1_________-f.: j___ - =i _ I—=-,_— -_ II AT WE I r TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Republican Senate Can. didate Jack Eckerd's pollster - - says Florida Democrats preferred Rep. Bill Gunter when they gave their party's nomination to Richard Stone. Art Finklestein, president of Dlractlon Services, Rye, N.Y., said he figured Gunter had a 4 per cent lead over Stone on the day of the Oct. 1 runoff. S t' ____ ________ ___ ______ 1 - 5- - -- ' - . - - ' - _______________ __________ ____________ ",' runoff, winning the Senate nomination by slightly more than 10,000 votes. - t - "I had Gunter by about 5.8 per cent overall with 10 days to go (before the runoff), but we estimate there was about 2 ner IU!JU) JACK cent movement toward Stone The Republucan pollster said away from Gunter," Finklestein said. 'There's no question the runoff was decided in Pinethat turnout was the factor." Has, Orange and Da'tle counties. 1 - .. --.r --" ! . UIL.4UV UUI ILILTh UI UMIL W43 A ___ 1 ___ ___ ______________ _______________ - _____101 : _____ •, ______________ — _____ 1 f - - K. A.,1 VU I4U given in the 1960s, when food stocks and prices at home. Last year agricultural exwas plentif ul, its price was low and commercial sales were ports brought In $17 billion and helpedtoput thebalanceofin. tmardertocomeby. to ternational payments back, Last week, in his speech the United Na tions, President temporarily, in the black; they Ford promised a new effort to are even more important now stave off famine. But he that the balance has sunk back phrased his promise carefully; into deliclt($2,740 million In the the United States will Increase second quarter) under the the amount It spends on food weight of higher oil prices. Other government departepartaid. Last year It spent $832 mints, such as Agriculture and million; to buy an equivalent the Treasury, were concerned amount this year would cost lest even a tiny increase in $1.2 billion, according to the subsidized food shipments . - ' FRESHMAN CLASS I ULIUII4 WI II3 Officers elected by Lake Howell High School Frezhman Class Include Urom left) EJtnor Emery, first vice president; Joey Clark, president; Tina Saundcrj, second vice president; and Department of Agriculture's abroad ndght set off panic estimates. Luckily thIs year's buying at home and force prices - - No - . _ fi S I -- managed with extreme care in of removing it from the soil. In order to keep them productive such a situation, the only for the immediate future and alternative left Is to modify culiural practices to lessen the for generations to come. One area of concern among injurious effect of high copper professional agriculturists In levels, For example, highFlorida is the rapid ac. copper soils must be limed cumulations of high levels of heavily to reduce solubility of coppermsoineol our soils. This soil copper. In addition, the MADRID (LENS) — To Belgiwn and Andurra earlier serious doubts remain about the especially true where copper crops produced on these soils opponents of the Spanish this summer. As recently as explosion. ETA spokesmen in is used regularly as a fungicide may require higher-than. regime, there is something Sept. 10 anarchists let oil a France have denied respon- to control bacterial diseases on normal application rates of symbolic about the huge police bomb outside the offices of the sibillty — and one Is bound to certain vegetable crops. It is zinc, iron and manganese to headquarters which dominates National Movement (formerly ask whether the well-known not uncommon for some of our maintain a balance of the heavy in Barcelona, Basque activist named by the vegetable soils to receive from metals in the plant. Not only are the Puerta del Sol, the busy the Falang police coc,ild really have carried 25 to pounds of copper can- these practices imperfect, but causing casualties. square at the heart of Madrid. without suspected some 30 kilos of plastic es- nually from fungicide ap- they add to the cost of some people But More than one naive leftthat the Madrid affair could be plosive, with its distinctive nIi':tiuric dtjno h;is tried to cu'ol,' nrclui-ticin - ! - Shortage Of anish Suspects _1,_ 1 t'iiT f). Poses Soil Crisis SAVE U ;,\ ' :; a ' _____ WASHINGTON — (LENS) — America could afford to give, America has provided nearly persuading the President to three-quarters of the food approve figure cl$1.3Sbillion. assistance given to developing In practice, however, a wary countries during the past eye is likely to be kept on - _______ - f-- •- :..— - - Stone surprised Gunter in the Colors Baby blue Sunshine yellow and Camellia Sizes S L ;_ -V .. .—. - ______ _____ _____ - wine.r _____________ £ ._. & / A I, OnTheFl ori a Campaign rail p - The Perfect Gift -;-, I I - ' Kid Tassel available in camel, beige, white & gold Inflation Gobbles wheat crop, though not as large Up as hai been hoped, has at a Prices in the United States ELECTS OFFICERS Debbie Embrer, secretary-treasurer.fflerald Photo by Elda new record and so has the rice are still soaring; the consumer Nichols) crop; the two grains, it is price Index rose more In August hoped, will make up some ofthe than it has in any month since shortfall in soy beans and 1947, apart from the spurts I after price controls were taken Where the aid goes may be off. Food went up by 1.4 per cent more important than how much after seasonal adjustment, an there is. Last year the biggest annual rate of 16.8 per cent, recipient of free or subsidised with meat and poultry leading food was South Vietnam, with the way. He said a Light turnout In Pine- poll showing Eckerd with a 2.2 posed race to the State Demo- $156 million worth, followed by The President's battle to Ilas and Orange, both Gunter percent lead over Stone 10 days control the budget and thus, be cratic party and said Shevin the Republic of Korea ( strongholds, and a relatively before will hardly make should do the same. Shevin and million), Indonesia ($76 hopes, the price level has got oft large turnout in Dade tipped the Eck erd compIacent. Tucker are likely Democrat gu- million), Cambodia ($72 to poor start in Congress. His election to Stone. Finkelstein said he is working bernatorlal rivals in 1978. million), Bangladesh ($60 first propoeal,to defer for three Finklestein's willingness to Then Rep. Mar-shall Harris, million), Pakistan ($53 million) months a 5.5 per cent rise in the on a new poll and expects to analyze the Democratic runoff pay f federal employes, was have the results to Eckerd soon. 1)-Miami, suggested that and Israel 451 million), may be an attempt by Eckerd Shevin contribute to a Dade According to newspaper re- turned down by the Senate with Stone, meanwhile, is getting supporters to downgrade an updated poll from William County get-out-the-vote drive ports, Henry Kissinger won a 15 RepublIcans joining the 49 Stone's candidacy, although the Hamilton of Washington. It will headed by Harris. modest victory in the battle Democrats; they felt that civil .' pollster said It wasn't. inside the Administration over servants should not be singled come as no surprise If the James Barrett, Shevin's the amount of food aid that out. However, Stone's analysis Hamilton poll shows Stone with press aide, said Shevin "didn't wasn't much different than Fin- a substa ntial lead over Eckerd. -. tell Marshall yes or no, but inklestein's. Stone said on dccAtty. Gen, Robert Shevin tends to tell him no on the basis tion night that he had expected must feel like the man who wins , the money was contributed to to lose and carried the draft of a a lottery only to discover that concession speech in his pocket. everybody Is after his money. doesn't feel it would be proper Finklestein said it's not unIn Shevin's case the money is for him to contribute to another common for a candidate who a $122,000 surplus in contribu. person or cause," enjoys greater popular support tions. Shevin received the mon"That's his privilege," Harris to lose an election because the cv from an annarentlw lari!e ...... £ULIV%IW STONE said. other candidate turns out a group of supporterseven higher percentage of support- though he has no re-election op. designate Don Tucker, D-Talla. Barrett said Shevin will decopper in our vegetable soils is us- FRANK J. JASA ers. ponent.. hassee, who gave 22,000 in dde later what he is going to do the fact that once developed the County Agricultural Agent If that's so, then Finklestein's First it was House Speaker- contributions toward an unop- with the money. problem appears to be per. Florida's vegetable soils are manent. Copper may persist for valuable resources that must be many years, as we have no way Tea Rose Fashion Notes from . " nearly two out of three New Jersey residents Rodino of Newark, is cuIUvatIng,a natIna1 opposed Pres1det Ford's pardon of his resigned reputatin gained through his exposure at the televised impeachment hearings, predecessor. - -. fashions Pillow available in tan navy D I.. [%V}UIJ&$J_Wl. New Jersey's lhird Judiciary Committee According to a mnt survey by a polling organization at Rutgers, the state university, member, Democratic' Chairman Peter; W Abigail Van flure. 132 Lasky flr , Beverly Hills, Cal 97I? the latest casual i eh, ..,,l. h A..4..h.. L VIVII UI4JUII 1113 Utam Il 13 IIVova The 52-year-old conservative congressman is Maraziti also originally sided with Nixon on all trying to capitalize on the attention he coin, impeachment votes. manded as a staunch defender of former A first-term congressman from a sprawling President Richard M. Nixon during the House rural, middleclass district in central and norJudiciary Committee hearin gs on impeachment. thwestern New Jersey, Maraziti is being He claims that out of 8,000 letters from til.s seriously challenged by Mrs. Helen Meyner, a traditionally Republican dis trict in Sou th Jersey, liberal Democrat, the wife of former Gov. all but 300 praised him for his barbed attacks on Ro bert B. Meer. other committee members for alleged ly acShe ran a surprisingly strong race In losing to cusing Nix on without enough evidence. Marazili by 25,000 votes in the 1972 Nixon landThe figures are termed nonsense by Sandslide. man's oppoivmt, William Hughes, 42, a lawyer Both SandmanandMarazitlareintlghtraces, Both who came wIthin 4,000 votes of unsea ting Sand. according to Republican leaders. "Don't quote man in 1970. What's more, If Sandman's claims are ac- me, But it's rough all around," said one GOP curate, his district must be one of the few around State official who is worried about Republican apathy. to feel so kindly toward Nixon. your to mingle with all Turlington received $1,000 Increased Aid to Wnh,,'i,fn Shirts V Democratic Executive Corn- i Askew reported a total of $2,- mittee. T1. Members Divided - * Jack e ts I - $900 OO' ej , contributions from Charles R. Stone and Gov. Reubin Askew limited individual gifts to 4100. $96,965; and Shevin, who has no was not received. cratic Executive Committee. 080 in contributions from 31 Forman, Fort Lauderdale vetAlso, State Atty. Richard have raised a joint total of more The governor received $36,323 re-election opponent, has re erinarlan; S.P. Deeb, TallahasRepublican Noel Bacon rethan $900,030 as the klngpins of last week for a total of $403,384. ceived $167,225 and spent $45,.. lie listed $1,000 contributions, Spanish-surnamed Tampa area Gerstein, Miami; R. F. Mackie, see builder; and D.D. Coythe Democratic ticket in the lic spent $7,155 last week, push. 352 — leaving a $121,873 sur- ported $8,030 In contributions his maximum in the general doctors. He listed these donors Coral Gables developer; Billy ington, Tampa developer. and $5,614 in expenditures in his election campaign, from: of $100 , the maximum he will Vessels, Coral Gables executive Nov. 5 general election, ing his total to $309,155. Statements by several stateThe best statewide Republi- Public Service Commission Agnes R. Katz, Miami house- accept In the general election and former football star; Alvah Bryant gave $200. Reports from their RepubliThe Sta te Republican ExecuChapman Jr., Miami Herald can oppone nts, Senate candi- wide Republican candidates in. can candidates could manage In race against incumbent PSC wile; James If. Nance, Mel- campaign: Chairman Bill Bevis. Bevis listpresident; former Sen. George tive Committee reported 1278,date Jack Eckerd and guberna. dicated they were having prob- contributions was bourne attorney; George W. J.J. Daniels, Jacksonville ed $13,910 in contributions arxi Smathers, Washington; 758in contributions and $201,1V torial candidate Jerry Thoms, lems r3ising money. reported by James Sebesta In expenditures. 89,700 Iasche, Miami rea] estate man vestor and Board of Regents Beverly Dozier, Tallahassee, in expenditures. Included were were not available Monday but Three Democratic Cabinet the secretary of state race. his and developer; Lacy Mahon member; Charles Perry, defeitted secretary of state $27,250 in spending last week, were expected today in the candida tes, Treasurer Thomas tota l spending Is $1 7,4. Commissioner William T. Jr., Jacksonville attorney; and Miami, Florida International candidate, most of it to aid 44 GOP candiState Electio ns Division, GOP comptroller candida te Mayo had $45,819 in contribu- Michael F. Davidson, Jackson- University president; former O'Malley, Education Commisdates. Stone Monday re ported $48,- sioner Ralph Turlington and William Muntzing reported tions and $35,533 in ex- yule auto dealer. Guy. Leroy Collins, TallahasO'Malley received $1,000 con887 in new contributions for a Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin, re- $19,430 in total contributions penditure& Mayo is unopposed Sebesta, Muntilng and see; Raleigh Greene, St. ?e- trit)jlttnns from General Fitotal of 587,1 31 ;l j rkd ii tl;tn l(),1 u:i $16,257 in penlin. 1k following his Dcmnuralic pnui Stunc liskd $O contributions krsburg sa tn and loan exc:• tiancc Corp., Evarton, Ill., and urer Candidate Jeffry Latham expenditures for a total of contributions, spent $1,000 to prepare mary defeat of Alcee Hastings, from former Goy. Farris u(jve; Ed Price, Tropicana Eugene D. Marks, Miami con- each received $1,500 from the $578,412. O'Malley was given $176,216 television cornmercials in his a Fort Lauderdale lawyer. Bryant and prominent Tarnpa Republican party, Corp. ExeLutive, Bradenton; tractor. TRENTON, N.J. (APi Rep. Charles W. In contrast Sandman, the other New Jersey Sandman Jr. of New Jersey figures he is in an Republican on the Judiciary Committee, Rep. unusual position for a Republican this year. He Joseph J. Marazftj, has been saying as little as claims to have benefitted from the notoriety of possible about impeachment and the pardon, pertonal reply. write to ABBY: Box No. 6700, L.A. Calif. 69 Enclose stamped, tell addressed envelop.. plete. For Abby's booklet. 'l'low to Have a Lovely Wedding,' tend $I to Footwear for fall, ' - , -, - Levi ( - - attorney Chester Ferguson. "one reported 0,000 in Jersey J udicia ry is being offered five days a week. I pay her a top salary by the hour to do the laundry and general homework. Fanny (not her real name) arrives at 8:00 and immediately starts to prepare herself a four-course breakfast, which usually consists of fresh fruit, hot cereal, pancakes or French toast, bacon and eggs, biscui ts and four cups of coffee. I provide all th e food, and have never placed any restrictions on what she may Sixis S to 10, I and .( c $or el 3040% set BEDDING & SMITH FURNITURE Co. of fashion interests s 4- Course D EA R ABBY Askew, meanwhile, topped and spent $154,336; Turlington contest against Democrat — Senate candidate Richard $400,000, even though he has received SID4,128 and spent Gerald Uwls, whose report tribut.ions from the state Demo- Quilting SAVE UP TO ALL TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) jetticksp- L-fl1 T.4, i#\t ...• Thursday, Oct. 17,1974-1 B Democrats Askew, Stone Collect _______ f- I - I ikkin re. At PRAGUE (AP) — "Men, take widely celebrated MDZ, the cation of children." A third was same education, little boys chance, will regale ))U with from the nursery schools, to wart, your liberation is at International Women's Day, In favor of a serial "From the learn to sew buttons and em- their special dish. such highly skilled jobs as sand" seems to be the message Dikoirax said, and published History of the Struggle for the broider, while girls have to washing the laundry, especially In quite a few families, n f a new feature published in several readers' letters. "I Emancipation and Socifil Rec- learn to use the file, the saw and have graduated from unqual- in those families which have no he Czechoslovak satire weekly. would like to hear about men ognition of Men" or '- The Role hammer like boys. ified work such as beating the unliberated grandma to protect )ikobraz. It is devoted entirely wronged by women. Perhaps of Men in the Life of Famous While day-to-day cooking is carpets and picking up the kids male pride. o the downtrodden Czech male. wc could bemoan our fate to. Women." still dune mostly by women, an _________ The tongue-in-cheek page is gether, get courage from each Forty-seven per cent of increasing number of C7ech 3 be a regular feature of the other, perhaps even learn some Czechoslovakia's liberated men have turned into culinary reckly and plans to offer ad- men are worse off than we," women are employed and vis- connoisseurs and, given half a , . ice on how to deal with the reads one. Another proposed "I itors from abroad sometimes urdens put upon men by their think t would be a good idea if comment on the large number berated scmen. men could exchange ex- of men pushing baby carriages A commission has been set up periences from domestic work in a matter-of-fact manner. )consider introducing a Men's on these pages — especially l~SD ay as a counterpart of the about drip-dry shirts, household In the elementary schools work, knitting, sewing and edu- boys and girls are the SAIEthi -S. BARGAIN SECTION Thursday, Oct. 17,1974-12A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL fall - -- �2B—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Oct. 37, 1974 Thursday, Oct. 17,1974-313 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SEMINOLE `110 SENIORS hotographer's Aim 'To Obs erve L ife' P EDITOR'S NOTE — Twenty months alter the Paris agreement on Vietnam, Associated Press correspondents George Esper and Carl Robinson In Saigon, Malt Franjoia in Phnom Perth and David Jenkins In Laos assess the milltary, political and economic situatiou In Indochina. here is their report. -- .JAMI-;s A . MJ('IlI•:sI:i{ Remember NEW YORK (AP) - James With A Few Home Improvements. ENLARGE THROUGH ADDITIONS ADD CENTRAL HEAT & AIR ____ Mtamonte Springs Fdr.mfthip Club- Altamonte Springs Civic Center-Magnolia Avenue-Atamonte springs-meet ist and 3rd Thursday of the month-10:30 A.M. Costs Town Landmarks t DREAM UP YOUR OWN IMPROVEMENTI AVOID THE COST OF REFINANCING or the additional cost of an extended OSTEND, Belgium (AP) — when it was the center of high- several encounters with ships second half of the 19th century, Ostend, the seaside resort for life In Leopold 11't days van- tossed about by the tern- had a private villa built at the mortgage on a new home. naughty weekends in the gay ished during World War 1. Most perament.al North Sea, end of the long promenade. tuç1es Elders- St. Augustine Catholle Qiurth-3 Sunset '90s, is going to lose some last of the elaborate villas and the HOME Mayor Piers, the man who Though modernized on several E MODERNIZATION LOANS Iive-Casae1berTy-meet3rdTuesdayofthemoflth_10:O0A.M. relics of the Victorians in its lush hotels later fell victim to says "nothiiç 3 too good for occasions, the huge redroofed ____ AVAILABLE ATfirst major face lift for nearly a the Nazi army's urge to wall up Ostend," is Vnnly Intent on re- building &amTowerI_Sanfurdt1st Wednesday of the month- century. hosted any it the Atlantic against an Allied moving iat he considers Un- member hasn't 10:00 A.M. of the royal family The new look will be resolute- attack, gainly cmstrucUons that are an regularly since the end of World __ &yz (lab- meet 131 Baptist Church-Activities Buf1dlng- ly modern. Two wars, floods Practically all that remains eyesore in a predominantly War II. The villa has been and real estate developers have standing to evoke the past modern resort, Ingwood-1ast Tuesday of the month-12:30 P.M. f 'FLoR/DA STATE 84N/( ____ donated to the city and will already taken a heavy toll of the splendor is the modernized race INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT Central Senior Clth Ostend was once known as the become an international ___ (mb- Church of the Nativity-Lake old Ostend. SANFORD * FIaqthi Sink, Inc. - course and the Thermes, or queen of beaches and the beach congress center. Mary-uieet the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month at 10:00 The first sight of the continent baths, where sea-water therapy of queens. Mayor Piers thinks Ostend;s no longer a fashionlow lim" PH. 3221611 200 E. FIRST ST. Chuluots Senior Cltb Club- Community Fire Hall-7th for the eloping couple on the is applied for various ailments his projects for modernization -* UNDERable place to spend a holiday. deck of the plush sldewheeler and where a spring provides a may help It &reet-QIuJuota_rneet 3rd Thwadayof the month at6p.M. recover this lost from Britain used to be a steady running stream of pung- title. But the thousands of Golden Years Fellowship- meet at Community United shoreline of fussy villas and ent mineral water, tourists who flock In every Methodist Cl urch-Casselberry a' nowi on the last Wednesday Of gingerbread towers emerging There are also the massive summer are likely to deter any the month'4uncheun-Reaervatlons necessary, slowly from the mist. Now it's railway station sitting royalty. Greater Oviedo Senior Citizens Club- Grant ChNvi A.M.E. ;in almost unbroken row of high alongside the harbor and a Leopold 11, the Belgian monIT'S HOME Chtwch-.Oviedo_meet 3rd Monday of the month at4P.M rise concrete apartment handful of hotels. Extending its arch who turned the small fishhouses, seaweed-covered pillars lng port of only $everaJ hundred SI + Club- 7th Day Adventist Church-Forest CIty-meet The fabulously kitsch ca5lno, beyond the harbor stands the inhabitants into a playground mostlyon the 19 Monday of the month-4:30P.M. known old wooden pier, battered by for princes and dukes In the Over SI Club- All Souls Catholic Church-Sanford--.meet or Kursaal, as It was ' every ot1rTuesda1of the month at 9:30A.M. 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month-noon. South Seminole Senior athu Club- meet 1st Thursday of the month at 1st Fed. Svgs. & Loan Bldg.-Rt. 436-420 W. Semoran'Blvd. Altamonte Springs--3rd Thursday of the month at the Women's Club-Overbrook Drive-Casselberry. Thlrty.Nlners Club- meets Sta. Peter & Paul-Goldenrod1st Friday of the month-7:30 P.M. Village Club- St. John's Village-Fern Park-meet lit Thursday & 3rd Thursday-7:30 P.M. Winter Springs Senior Citizen Club- Highlands Club House- 675 Shepard Road-4th Friday-10:30 A.M. Young At Heart- St. ?ndrews Presbyterian Church-9913 P.M. Bear Lake Road-Forest Qty-d Thursday of the month 1:00 A. Michener, disappointed that the celebration of the nation's Bicentennial will be "trivial and fragmented," has cornmemorated the event In his own way with his new book, "Centennial." "There are certain rites of passage in human life that are very Important indeed because they give meaning to life," said the Pulitzer Prize winner, who at one time was Involved In putting into written form the national committee's plans for marking the 200th birthday of the United States, , Wearing a red plaid jacket and looking much younger than his 67 years, he expressed regret in an interview here that "marvelous recommendations for a great national celebration" were scuttled "thrown in the mud and jumped on by politicians." "I think we ought to be reminded that we are a great nation built by people who have survived tremendous shocks," he declared. "Memory Is awful. ly selective and it's awfully limited and I meet many people who don't realize what we went through in the Depression, In the Civil War and both World Wars periods that shook the country. "Knowing the past gives you fortitude, character and halance In order to meet contemporary shocks," adds the author of such previous best sellers as "Tales of the South Pacific," -Hawaii" and "The Source." Michener, pronounced Mitch. ener, believes that history should be taught in schools with emphasis on what he calls the inherited character of the country: the reliance on the ballot, a fair system of taxation, free . education for everybody, hon. esty in business relationships. "I don't think the world or any nation Is perfectible. We are flawed as Individuals and as a society," he concedes. "But è sensille people come to some kind of grips with whatever perils assail them at the moment, and I think they do It better within a tradition, — UP TIME Iard Senior Citizens Club- Sanford Civic Center-meet — TRADE-IN TIME____ $ 150 IT'S y Or More For Your Old Mower its Regardless of Condition, Type, Size, Make Joe— - - on a Wheelhorse Rider Reg. $ 599 Price Powerful 7 HP engine, rear mounted to ke fumes and noise behind operator. ::00V - Electric Start 26" Cut WIC of the greatest are P ,. - £e1' so Of 1 6 0 UEMU nsung figures from the Saigon cornmand, more than 23,000 governmont soldiers have been killed, more than 93,000 wounded and about 10,000 are missing, The command claims more than 87,000 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong soldiers killed during the same period. The Viet Cong have declined to release casualty figures. In Cambodia, casualties on both sides have been heavy, but neither General Lon Nol's 31j. year-old regime nor the Khmer insurgents provide firm Iigur. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces are serving only as advisors to insurgents in Cambodia. The broad, over-all objective of the Communist high cornmnand, Western analysts say, is "to keep the war going," tying up the 1.1 million man South ssent i In 5,utii Vctiiaiii, '1 ha_u kvi been faced with the most serious dissent since protesters took to thestreets In 1971 to op. pose his. - -man candidacy for re-election. What is surprising is that the momentum for the growing dissent is coming from the conservative Catholics once - Vietnamese armed forc's and They say that the key to repreventing the government ducing hostilities is For the from turning dollars, manpow- United States, the Soviet Union er and energies to keeping the and China to cut military aid, -onrnny viable while U.S. aid and to put leverage on their alis being cut, li es to do likewise, The U.S. Congress has al. o or rare ready cut military aid for the "If North Vietnam wants to fiscal year that began July 1 to go for broke, it means it will $700 million. The ceiling for the have to reinforce its 10 divisions previous fiscal year was 11.126 in the south," said one U.S. billion. source. U.S. officials say there Skyrocketing inflation are more than 200,000 North regularly more than 100 per Vietnamese combat troops in cent annually in Cambodia South Vietnam, plus 100,000 to and unemployment have con150,000 support troops and trIbuted to discontent with the guerrillas. Some 300,000 to Thieu and Ion Nol regimes. So 350,000 more troops are sta- bar this year, the rate of in. tioned inside North Vietnam, flation in Laos is nearly 50 per including six reserve divisions, cent. U.S. officials say. As many as one million South Vietnam has 16 dlvi. people are estimated to be sions 400,000 troops in the unemployed in South Vietnam, field. atxitit 5 per cent of the popUSwue Wutcrn an: t.s at Iaiiwi. liuring the p.i.L 12 no end to the lighting. They months, the Inflation agree with a stall report of the rate has been 56 per cent and Senate Foreign Relations Corn- might go higher because of mittee that the war is likely to wage increases to military and continue as long as the United civil servants in July. States supports Saigon with military aid and the Soviet UnIncome ion and China support North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. South Vietnam's j-r t*lWi — — — W. FIRST ST.,1MILE EAST OF 1-4 CIAL322-1393 ( LJ lawn& garden tractors Service -, =_ :--- laundry or playroom. Extremely durable and easy to inst all. Req. Price (sq ydt Scotty's Sale Price 269 169 - 299 199 sq. yd. POOL AND PATIO GRASS f W idths 3 Colors Stript: 1 Color Green A bright synthetic turf in lively stripes of blue. greon, gold-orange or gold- green, or solid I,iwn green color Can be used outdoors or in our family ot game rooms, on porch or patio. 1" I" (sq --..-S_='___ - - .=! i- -_t\ --T Scotty's Sate Price 569 4 99 sq. yd. - "r""-' -.'•'- X.!t.'' 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Scotty's SiIi' Price j ,*,_* 699 Sri yd COLONY POINT II The amazing carpet that went through a hotel demolition to prove that it's rugged enough for your house. ASK US ABOUT LOW COST INSTALLATION and over Colony Point Ii 12 Widths 6 Colors A rare combination of beauty and indoor -outdoor perfu?rTiJfl(C Easy to ti' kturef :30to8:30 S .00 5:45 SAS. 6:30 6:30. 7:)S - --- :flrtp scotlys salf. Price 11%1%10 flow %it%,. I'474 sq yd. SALE PRICES GOOD OCTOBER 18 thru 24 r ' Sä' tty's 4 , --- ...• 4 , p,,* oil 7:i0.10:JO 10:30.12:00 --- 499 j 11 ' -S=-=--- iii___ i nstall Madv ufHERCULO14 IV tibet , 7:30-IG:30 PH. 322-9353 Sanford , 27GoW.2Sth.(SR4A) St •_ ____ Vietnam's hope for salvaging its economy is in finding oil on its continental shelf in the South ('hu:i S' - SFwliug MELODEE SKATING RINK WH E EL HORSE Sales officers Fighting has scared off many new investors. Much of South - .. Authorized Dealer military PLAIN BALK .- 12' Widths 7 Colors A realy great carpet for poolside or patio, — Late Skate SATURDAY Morning Skate ----- 10:00-12:00 I2:00 130 Junior Hockey Matinee -- ..... ------ 2:00. 1:00 7:30.10:30, PUBLIC SESSION Lab Skate - - . of tice collecting pay and allowances for soldiers who either do not exist or are not present for duty, has drained the economies of millions of dollar. World pre iflcrvacs have devalued the U.S. aid dillLir. INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPET - - SANFORD Thousands of new refugees generated by the continued lighting have become wards of the state, further straining the economies of South Vietnam and Cambodia. Corruption, ineluding the widespread prac- Scotty's Caf D et Inventory % duct1won till re Se American traditions and American values." Such traditions and values are pointed up in Miehe'her's latest novel, set In the Imaginary town of Centennial, Cob., "a composite of towns in the West." The author spent four years on the extensive research and writing of the i94age book, which tracea the history of the land and Its settlers from its geological beginnings to the present. "I flood the reader with information," admits Michener, who speaks with quiet deliberation. "It may be that I provide too much but I'd sure hate to pro. vide too little. I have a terrific memory and I can keep four or five hundred books pretty well In mind so I don't take a great many notes," What material he did collect "a IUOSL heterogeneous mass of specific data and outline of chapters" is at the University of Northern Colorado at Greeley, where he once taught history and where a research library has been named for him. Michener works in blocks of about 100 pages, correcting, smoothing and revising before going on to the next block, lie writes only in the morning, typing with two fingers. Though he has no particular favorite among his long list of books he believes the best written one is "The Bridges atlokoRI," and he says "The Source" has had the greatest impact. "It's a strong book and has affected the lives of a lot of people." As for the prize-winning "Tales of the South Pacific "I sure like the music that went with it," he says with a laugh. Born in New York but raised in Doylestown, Pa., he now lives o'i a farm not far from there with his "absolutely deIightful" wile, Marl. She is the daughter of Japanese immigrants. TJfURSfAY Dane CIas Fundamentals Beginners PUBLIC SESSION fRIDAY PUBLIC SESSION - - Kennedy Tractor Co. - it Is that except for Nixon none Private Parties I- ' - income Is only $130. An average -'.' worker makes from $5Oto1150a month. Staple foods bra family of five cost from $50 to $70 a month, up about 50 per cent from last year. In many cases, several members of one family are working at low paying jobs but pooling their resources to buy food and other necessities out of a common family fund. Is any one pay- NEW ADULT SESSION -----8:30-10:30 Limited Time & Quantity 22-2611 — WE DNESDAY ASK for DEMONSTRATION THE HERALD D of these men had ever run for public office and they were all deficient in a knowledge of - Mower brake. Special blade brake allows mower to stop quickly for safer operation. Two forward and two reverie speeds. All gear transaxie drive, CLASSIFIED AD DEPT. Ge "If there Thieu's allies and that Thieu, with massive police and milltary forces, has not suppressed it. Thieu himself Is a convert to Catholicism. The Paris agreement to end the fighting in Vietnam went into effect on Jan. , Since then, according to offkial Cambodian President Lon Nol's government is shaky be. cause of student unrest and appears unable to cope with in. flation, which sometimes reaches the rate of 300 per cent annually. In landlocked Laos, sources say that the Communist Pathet Lao dominate the coalition government formed five months ago with the old Royalists. The fighting in Laos virtually stopped after the Vientiane government and the Pathet Lao signed a cease-fire agreement 19 months ago. The two sides began a prisoner exchange last month, and the Pathet Lao re leased the last known American prisoner in Laos, civilian pilot Emmet James Kay. lie had spent 16 months in captivity, Asia SE chological cause for Watergate CLOSED SUNDAY MONDAY Private Parties -TUESDAY Private Parties TUESDAY-Sr. Hockey 9:00 P.M. is - O,'c m wart, mote and more iswJ.vduab have (%sccid :IS of the psatt little psddfiii of them all . * . the Warn - J -- AdlI Voull in aminO hm tlwi small. iovcot &* can , Oul and sef I mat any itm you may ha" for vi a-5 o f f itivi Ttt nezi o,r you ,un some a411C1t ro1onjr, red, Ick up the phone and - - IOact a Want Ad. you . . iI peddle your wates all avgr town I Your ' Past, America Could Be Where You're Living Now Clubs, Addresses SAIGON (AP) With the peacekeeping machinery in South Vietnam at a standstill and no sign of negotiations in Cambodia, the two countries face an Indefinite period of iiiiiitary,• political and economic strife, Of the three Indochina countres, only in Laos is there peace. In South Vietnam and Cambodia, the war has develt'ixd into one of attrition, with ixillwr :ale gaining the upper hand. Political dissent against the administration of South Vietnarn's President Nguyen Van Thieu is growing. There are outcries for peace, for restoration of civil liberties, more jobs, a better standard of living and an end to corruption. — r V * ctorian Resort'sFace I 1f f In Onl y Laos At Peace By IRVING DESR an invisible artist who assem- whole essence, In the confines tuition, to remote and In. AP Newafeatum A • By LYLE SUFFIEL!) Wes the vital elements of a sb- of one single photograph, of accessible areas of historic tinHenri Cartier-Bresson, one of ry-telling situation and molds some situation that was In the portance before they ma's the world's distinguished pho. OCT. 21 them esthetically within the process of unrolling itself be. newspaper headlines ... areas ,'.• ; tographers, is also one of its Greater Oviedo Senior Citizen Club- meet 4 p.m. - Social borders of a 35mm frame. And fore my eyes." like India in l!#47 and 1948, least pretentious. 1k sums up IuIeetin Special entertainment ,he does it picture after picture! r:. Hong Singapore, ' Though he added that it was Kong, his distinctive achievements as That Is the Cartjer.Bresso and n rare for a single picture o con- Shanghai, Nanking Pekln one of the most traveled photo- — .. (WI. 23 trademark which exploded on stitute a whole story In itself, (before and during the Commu. journalists — starting in Africa ..,_ Golden Years Fellowship Club- Community United . the photograph)' scene In 1952 in that has been the major char. nist takeover In 1949), Egypt In in 1931 at age 23 — with this ,,. _. •g• - ' Methodist Church ('asselberry — meet 12 noon - Luncheon - by his first book, "The Decisive acteristic of Bresson photo. 1950 and the Soviet Union in modest appraisal: "What I am reservation only Moment," and which cats. graphsthrough four decades, 1954. trying to do more than anything . pulled him to worldwide recog. As one of the founders of the Books have preserved the else is to observe life." OCT. 24 . '' , .. nition and fame. I, Magnum picture agency in 1947 memorable pictures resulting Thus CartierBrew,n in -... Central Senior Citizen Club- meet at the Church of the In that book, moreover, he (with Hobert Capa, Werner I3is- from these travels as well as troducesl4lillumlnaungvjsual Nativity 10:00 a.m. talked at length about his phi. chof and David "Chim" Sey- visual observations since then observations in "About Rus.•.'. ,---. _____ sin," losophy of photography and re- niur - all later killed on for- of his native France, Europe OCT. 25 a new American edition of ______ vealed his ideas, motivations eign assignments), his work and the United States. his 10th book, published by Viklively Soclalitles Club- meet 10:33 a.rn. ____ and reactions as they related to has appeared in the world's ing Press-Studio Book. The Henri Cartier-Bresaon' his individual technique of pic- leading magazines. OCT. 29 "Nineteen years after my museum byline is also of top ture taking. They were new (her SO Club- meet 10:30 rn his assigments have taken caliber, lie is the only photog. first visit to the Soviet Union, I ideas, eloquently expressed, esson, who Is possessed a rapher to have had two had a desire to go back and take man NOV. 1 which triggered — along with fine sense of journalistic in. exhibitions at the Louvre. another look," he adds. k. -r ' his photographs — the public I ACt68lly, nothing is more reCasselberry Senior Citizen Club- new club meets at ,c!rim which followed. veahng than to compare a ('asselberry recreational center — 806 Mark David Blvd. ' Now "the decisive moment" country with what it once was, Casselberry at 10:1)0 n.m. All seniors welcome to join, has become a catchword in NARFE Club- meet at the Chamber of Commerce Bldg. — looking both for the thread of photographic vocabulary, nf rI rnntiriuitv :nl for thz.' lhini',s / uIilber,Mtl phrase that sums up 'I birt)-Niners Club- inevi ';:.,w p.m. that have changed." the peak of perfecti-n in timing NOV. 6 Actually, "About Russia" of/ -* / when when taking a picture. lers no comparison or study Bram Toers Senior Citizen Club-meet at 10:00am continuity or change NOV. 7 What led to it is decribed in / Bresson's 1952 text, lie had resince all the photographs are .4itamonte Springs Friendship Club- meet at 10:30 turned from Africa in 1932 and from Bresson's second visit in celebrating anniversary of the dub. Russian women tend to laundry at • I , was convalescing in Marseille, they are perceptive Son! Scminole Senior Citizen Club- meet 1:00 p.m. at 1st river's edge "1 had just discovered the Fed. Savings & Loan Bldg. — 3 W. Semeran Blvd. - Altamonte Multi images, keen penetrating tion and at serious party-line words, the photographs should Leica," he wrote. "It became Springs glimpses of Russian people at ceremonies, serve to stimulate the viewers' the extension of my eye, and I play and at work; in cities and Village Club- St. John's Village — 7:30 p.m. meeting — "i leave it up to those who own reflections." in villages; at casual have never been separated Happy Hour every Thursday morning at 10:00 a.m. — Coffee & pICTIICS leaf through these pages to an. My own reaction Is to marvel from it since I found it. I prowand in fine restaurants; at swer the questions the photo- at his ability to capture the in- led the streets all day ... depeasant labor and at industrial SPECIAL EVENTS machines; at schools and in graphs may pose or those that tegrity of a scene without In. termined to 'trap' life — to premay arise in their minds," says truding on or disturbing its vis- serve life in the act of living. OCT. 216 museums; in carefree relaxa. Cartier-Bresson "In other ual eloquence, lie seems to be Above all, I craved to seize the Duo Piano ('onctr1- ('.nnie (;ouclialk and Nathr)11 (ark' ill pci-form at the Community United Methodist Church In ('asselberry at 7:30 p.m. All of those attending are invited to a reception for the artists immediately following the concert. - %_— T_____._.,._,r' - =--' -:- - - - 700 FRENCH AVE. HOURS: SANFORD 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-'4:00 SATURDAY PH:323-4700 �= = 413—Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- •.: -: ---=-_ Thursday, Oct. 17, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Seminole Seminol county Land Transactions County Land Tran'slactions Are Recorded Recorded 141-up tAren W. Howard III, Clara Oliver, sgl to Queen Esther Gaines sgl., it i 81k 10 lice C, Sanford $800. Wm. A. Krusen Jr., & wf Jessie to Moore Business Ser'., Inc., Apt. Unit 201, Bldg E., Crown Oaks condom., $45,000. La Verne Slade Brown & Janice F. to Walter Clifton Brown. U 11 less N 26', & N 3T 0112, less W 7', BIk 12 Rd-Air, $100. Wm. R. Voss & wf. Jeanne to i QCD Zeipha E. McArthur to Louis A. Murphy & WI. Ullian The Greater Consi. Corp to Wrenco Homes, Inc to Ralph Thomas T. Ross. Trustee, its Paul Rich. McArthur & WI. to Carl P. Rautenstrauch & WI. Steven E. Koepke & Karen S. Wm. Lewis & WI. Shirley Ann, 22, 23 & 24, 81k H Tr. 61 Doris J. Li. 17 BIk B, Utile Rachel S 295' of SW L4 of SE 4 Lot 119 Wekiva Hunt Club Vox U 307 Spring Oaks Un. II, 1100. Sanlando Springs, $9,000. Wekiwa Ests, No. $, $ioo of Sec 24-21 less E 790.' 4.20 Hunt Sect. 1, $33,600. Wrenco Homes, Inc to Ralph Charles W. Turney & wf. Polyak Corp to Charles L. acres ml, $18,400. The Greater Const. Corp to Win. Lewis & WI. Joyce, U 155 Frances to Paul Jordan & wt. Ewing & WE. Martha, IA 18 Kenneth W. Burk & WI. Suzette Douglas Devoe Clark & Roberta Wrenwood tits., Un. 2, 135,200. Alpha J. LI 23 BIk 3 West Howell Est., s-d repl., $41,900. to Robert L Coffey & WI. Lot 51 Wekiva Hunt Cib Fox Condev Corp. to Arthur G. Wildmerc, LW, 500. Deccatextne Constr. to Lee Eugenia, 58 Robin Hill Un. Hunt $• Martineau Jr. & WI. Ruby P., Central Fla. Builders, Inc. 'to Landon & wf. Pamela K., it 28 $3400) Shirley M. Graham Fred E. Li 100 The Highlands, See. 1, Richard Jos. Nooney & wt. 81k 8 Sweetwater Oaks, Sec , Life Builders, Inc. to Nancy Stevens & Geraldine Lot 39 $45,400. Charlotte A., S 18' of it 167, & $72,00() E. Taym,an, wid., U.s 3 & 4 81k Orange Estates,$100. (QCD) Joe B. Baker& wf. all of 168 Pinehurst, $32,'. Clarence E. Wheeler, sgl. to C Sanlando Spgs., Lake Oaks Eugene K. Holcomb & Carol Judith to Bertha B. Baker, it Raymond M. Snencir & wf &e .57500. , w'uy r. ugicuy . .-- • iracy i. u rine Crest d, lO0. Lola E. U 5 131k A Rear Lake James M. & WI. Lot 781k C Country Club Manor James A Cox & wt. Eleanor to Manor,$23,000. Mary to Albert E. Lemke & Unit 1, 116,700. Central Mtg. Co Inc., U 27 Blk J C H Johnson Constr., Inc. to Ruth Rub, it ten., II 64 The G Gary R. Medley & wf. North On. Tern, Sec 5 Unit 1, Juan 0. Medina & WI. Rowena Colonnades, 3rd Sec., $19,000. RebeccatoGibsonT.Altmanjr $26,900. K. it 8 81k N Spring Lk Hills, Sim-Ka Corp. to Michael E. & WI. Susan L. LI 23 111k B, Sec 5 , $60,000. Ray S. Taylor & wf. Iris to Prevalt & WI. Maryann, Lt 25 Lake Brantley I!s, 2nd Addn, Louis A. Murphy& WI. Lillian Howell Est., Repil., $37500 Central Mtg. Co Inc., Li 24 Blk $23,500. to Carl P. Rautenstraugh & WI. C Sky Ricara Corp. to Ramon W. Lark sd, $34,033. Edw. It. Simon & wt. Rachel C., N 200' of S 495' (less Smith & WI. Eunice, Lt 103 Geraldine to Wayne Taylor to CombankHelen L. Williams S 100' of N 200' of S 495' of F. Howell Est. sd repl., $43,000. it 13 (less N 10' BIk 7 Mayfair: WP. Trustee, E ' of SW s of 09.25) of SW It of SE It of Sec NW L & w of SE L4 of NW Howard M. Collins & WI. $30000 24-21-30 W of Tuskawailla Rd., Margaret to Co:nbank.Wp., Lt (QCD) James C. Mason to of Sec 35.19-29 less part etc. 1.67 acres 11)-i $45 1W) 15 111k The WoitI:ir r, -I, James 1'. .1a:on & wf. Shirley $I W. Carl P. ktautnstrauh & WI. $1W. Ann, it 307 Spring Oaks Un. 11, Patricia L. Treer, wid. to Wm. Rachel to Louis A. Murphy & MUd. Utilities Crp to Win- $100. S. Percy & WF. Marilyn, N 22' WI. Lillian W 263.6' of E 395.4' of Mac Corp Inc., Beg. S 89 dcg 48 Nicholas J. Enderle & wt of IA 21, all of 22 & 23, & S 8.69' of N ' of NW of SW 'i p1 Sec 29- See 346.0' from NW cor. SW 14 Karen to Joseph H. Enderle & 24 131k A Lake flnrnøv Shnrø. 21-31, ii,iuu. of SW i Sec 33-21-30 etc. eta, wf Lois—Lt 28 BIk C West $73,000. W. H. Green & Sons, Inc. to Gordon K. Heubach & Ula to $100. Altamonte H is., Sec 1 19,400 J. Christopher Ray, sgl. & Joseph F. Scanlota & wi. George Carneal & Barbara Lot Alice A. Fraser, W. Sim-Ka Corp. to Carlyle B. Terry P. sgl. to Terry P. Ray, Pamela, it 1381k F Sky Larks. 69 Duck Pond Add. to CB P1, Wedmore & W. Mary IL—LI. 1 Moore & wt Harriet F.—Lt 49 sgl., LI 2 111k A Idyliwilde of d, $30,900. $9,000. Oakwood Heights $20,900 Howell Est., repl. $40,000 Loch Arbor, Sec 3, $100. Hallmark Constr. to Norman --J. Behr & wE. Sheila, IA 23 81k B _. The Springs Shadowood Village, Sec 2 less part, $47,500. Howland & Snell Constr., Inc. to Iferinan If. Dener, & wf. - it 3, Sect. 1, .... Centerline Wallace Oviedo Land Co., to Ronald L. Scott & wE Beverly J., SW cor of NE14 of Sec 10-21-31, etc., $15000. Douglas P. Edwards & ti! Helen Rodrigo & Maria Esther Ramirez. IA r- Blk 5, repl. Sit I & 2 North Orlando, Tuwnsite 4th Addn village of No. Orl., $20,800. to Illortithy to Kenneth Edw. Orin _________________________________________________ OVER 2,000 Sanlando Springs $34,900. Patricia Lt 47 Devonshire, Mark Builders Inc., to Henry S43,5W. Blk "A" North Orlando Terr. John C. Cropper & wt. Pearl B., Sect 8 Unit 2 $29,000 Us 1 & 2 (less W 421 BIk 40 Charles V Walker Jr, Gay S, Sanlando the Suburb Beautiful, to Jack Lear & Bonnie Parsons, Palm Springs Sec. $24,000. SWL4 Sec 26 Tnship 20 S Range Deccatexine Constr. to 29 E N 1155.52 N 89 W 1321.99' W. Donald J. Olkiewlcz & wf. 11017394.99'S89Deg. E. 110.17' Barbara I.., Lt 23 BIk C S 34.99' $49,500. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6. John T. Collins & W Opal M. $60,900. to W.A. Knox Sr., Lot 7 BIk 'B's Perma Hilt Homes Inc. to Spring Valley Farms Sect AlO Stephen J. Mansfield & wt. $12,300. Vicky Li 3 repl. part of 81k D John T. Collins & wE Opal to Crystal Bowl Addn., $39,500. Knox Properties, U 9 81k J Theodore Nuncio & wt. Nancy Spring Valley Farms, Sec 8 to Fred A Roberts & wf. Alice, $29,000. 1,1 69 Lynwood, $27,000. K Knox Properties to Erwin J. A. Alge & Mary F. & D. H. Peitz er, Lt 21 Bilc B Spring Foreman & Gladys R. to Valley Farms, Sec 10 $12,300. Ray mood A. Parkin Pa Jr. 14)11 Grange Prop Inc., to Arhut H. 21, 22. 23, & 24 Subd. E. G. Oberg : wf Carolyn G., it 772 Townsend's Homestead, Spring Oaks Un 4,137,500 $145,000 Bel-Aire Homes Inc., to Win. Calbert Const., Inc. to Nestor H. Brewer & wf Frances, it 474 Ii Torres & wt. Irma I. Lot 7 Spring Oaks Un. III, $37,500. Richfield Subd., $26,800. Raynel Home Inc., to (QCD)CharleneAnn Flake a. 0 (AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD) carry a USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES D Eugene D. Harralson & wt Jo Ann to Iry Hamilton & wf ConnIe --its 12 & 13 81k G, West Altamonte Hts., Sec 2 *38,400 -.,.. i 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 25 C EACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL ~Thcy Just Fit Between Sluddinas and Rat Jers) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPL EGUN to ' CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL OR ROOFING or INSULATING -,. a ' The Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. 322-2611 - ( - - 5 j" •;I,' ; / 5 \• I I I Il _____ 0 of '.. I Will! R I FO - II I I patterns 5 A lovely mural from Scotty's will add depth and beauty to any room in you home or office. Murals are ready pasted. fully trimmed, stain resistant, scrubbable and dry slrippat'le. Each package contains the required panels for the design, a double roll of matching background. mntructions, and a water tray. Regular prices range from $3495 tO $64.95. Now % off I 11 0 1 "_411 SELF- STICK BATH SAFE 12 - volt bttry with alternator Shock mounted "115 b Strairim en(line TREADS 14e* - eIvZnator . I- -. '-. Excellent for building shelves, cabinets furniture, etc. Reg. Price c . 5 5 1 *12 $2 PONDEROSA PINE Highest quality kiln. - - I - Scotty's Sale Price 36 CUT 8 H P 4O ___________ lin ft. - - '• - V PREP-A-WALL - 'eo pit-vent 'niuc'es s'Piev tut) £*iY to iV Water 0 r E! PREP-A-WALL provides a base which allows all pastes and adhesives to perform properly on any wall surface. A . Reg. Price . 1.39 Scotty's Sale Price ... 89c fly - Price 298 Imperial Quart 798 Gallon .- . - a I fi 5 11 Scottys SalePoce Price - . REMINGTON. .. •.. i,. a. .. S pr indle-Flex It - Electric flIRA LIMBa RI' LIIVI i I TOILET AND SEAT 1 I - . MAGNOLIA CLOSET SEAT Regular jj 4 98c - -: Lightest $S 398 Sibs - Re.9 Price . !- I 5.P - Scotty's -, Sale Price , 1 . ' - \ . - - l~ let: you Cu; / \ - Scotty's Sale Price 3495 SOFTRED@) '7fl95 L 48 7,oral Collihmatlot? If , 829 use over an type of floor. Glass-like vin suce, . never needs waxing. 8 colon. 9' For ri'sidontl t8i, ............ . 359 Scotty's Sale Price 299 sq. yd. - ' - I IQCDI Robert D. Hedrick to WUbaHcdnIcU2&W3 ° 81k C English Ests. U ni t! 1100 to James Cardinal & W Sue, l.43' S 48911' W N H&S Constr. Co Inc. to Emery 00 Si 6-1 11 . S & helen D. Melneke—Lt 69 James Cardi nal & W Sue to Wiftsor Manor .900 Lloyd Brink Jr., S 489.81' W Geraldine C. Kirk &hb. W.L. NW'I SWI4 8-1 $15,000. to Sa muel M. Willis & wt Edna Freddis S. Pr operties Inc., to E.—Lt 7 Court $3,000 Leonard K. Vogel, Ind. & Coizibank asselberry S 175' N NELI Sec 19 *25,500. Trustee Antonino J. Russo & Willis M H Hemphill to wt Janis—Beg. 562.76' E Donald IL Gardiner Jr., & W intersec. W Line of Sec 36 & Margaret L S ' S24 N % centerline Curryville Rd., run E EW4 Sec 28-20.32 $58,500. 331.38' ole, in Sec 32132 Otto J. Wunder Jr., & W $11,500 Pe ggy D. to Wayne G. GI & w Orial R. Evans, sgl to Susan hiOI23BlkA Head ,,,r Frances E. Hopson & wt Lucy Unit 4 141,000. K.—W30' of Lt6&all of7fllk 13 John Daniel Dalton & w Dreamwold $23,500 Malinda IL to Ronald J. War, Unit Inc. to Loon S. s'ick Lot U Redlngton Woods, IloIlIda & wlMarthaK._U 379 $21,500. Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt Gladys R. Gary, wid. to Sec 2 $33,900 Bar bara IL Gudding, U 29A Greater Constr. Corp to (less r-w) Repi. or part of Kenneth S. Rossrocker & WI Sportsmans Paradise, $100. Patricia J.—Lt 106 Wekiva (QCD) Harriet Fore to Hunt Club Fpx Hunt, Sec I fluold 1, Geiger. Beg. 6151 so. , Greater Constr. to Domer~c 150'S 195, etc., Sec 15-" $100. J. nghi & wt Hettie T.—it 42 I!.A. Ross Constr. to John Wekiva hunt Club Fox blunt Sec Govoruhk & wt Anita R.. 14., 499 I ,2oo Winter Sprmgs Unit 4 $51,500. Ronald W. Harris &wfZona Michael B. Danforth & wf Wilco Constr. to Guido Do Kay, W 42' of Lt 9, all of 10 Blk North Orlando Terr.. SLv 9 BX Altamonte fits., Sec I Unit $48,900. - $24,000. (Th (Th ( to r:' ("i t ~t PLAYTIME 4 HOW TOHANG WALLCOVERING BOOK - Avg. Retail 1095 Hns 'J. Arnesmann, to r 0 Itlledo set . nuous fil. Scatty, .ade of 100% conti ament nylon. Resists sod . and a Price stains. 8 colors, 3/4" high density rubber back. 12' widths. Style 279 sq. yd 53,90 31CCLOIAL at , CARPETING HIGHLAND FLING Reg Prae Total Cornb,n,,t,o,, -- oght electric chain trees up to 16" thick, - 5 1 Ct'(3 1-31-K ON5[flVEfl Vitreous china hsVphon i30% et I combination (white) uses ., . viate r No loss of efficiency. M 100 - White Scotty's Price I , , Scotty's Price .... ' For use with any vinyl walicovening. I lb - ,q GOLDEN HARVEST VINYL ADHESIVE IIo]j - ... 19 SEA HAVEN I3VI INTERIOR JAMB si 45/8' Side Piece 3/0 Header. Finger jointed Pondvosa pine. Ptecu to •fit a 3' dratI opening for easy installation, - 'Wr ivI - RS•30J 30' White and Colors ELECTRIC RANGE Disposable foil oven lining. Reg. nice 162.95 Scottys Sale ,j s 8rJ )9 (' i i I. -.- - \ . Kingwood Estate of Broward Inc., to Jerome Robert Rubin &Para t 3781k C Skylark obert Mattone&wE Joan to Ut 11 Walter A Fitzgerald Jr & WI Te. Sec '1, $37,600. Joanne—E 27.5' of U 10 all of Sue Childers Cameron to 81k F English Est. Un. 3 $55000 Robert A Cameron IV Lots 1, 2, Shoe maker Constr. ' Newell 3 Bit A South Pk Subv., $100. L. Holt & wf Ruth K.—Lt 8 BIk Katherine S. Corley to D Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor, Thomas Joseph Susnmmffi & 4 145,800 Lou A. Geneva 270' S NW Coy lIa Jessie Jelks o Willie Sec 2 $100. Baker, Jr & Zalie Baker J. Butcher & Blois M Anderson—' tnt: U 61 Fla. to Eugene K. Holcomb & W. Land & Colon Co Addn so. Sant. Carol J. 54' NE L4 NE L4 Sec 36- - fflffJr1Tiiy.*U .-.--.------ B ;.: - URALS 0/ Redecorate your home now and save 15% on wallcuvering from Scotty's new do-it-yourself wallcovering center! Choose from thousands beautiful and colon in paper or cloth-backed vinyls, pre-pasted, stnippdble, flocked, foils or mylar materials. R.gul. prices from $2. 75 to $13. 95 single roll. Now 15% off 1 . - \NHrFii"' 09 Spring Oaks Unit 4 $35,200 e l- A ir e Homes, I n c. to (larles J. Muller & wt Joan D.—IA 444 Spring Oaks Unit 3 - WALLCOVG ERIN pvoect waU give booklet with step-by - step \i ns tructions for the doit•yourseIf paper hanger. To hr'p wtth yow wcovennq you a free \ Average delivery time on any wallcovei'ng you choose is foi'ty ci ht hours. - X. SHEETS C. RNS OF OFF ,to Direct From The Wholesaler ALUMINUM (QCD) Johnnie E. Wilcox, sgl & Christine Wilcox, sgl to Wilcox, sgl.—Lt 10 CITh ,.. bJIUIflU On,, ToCHO Etruna J. Sanders, sgl., IA 26 James F. Flake W 12 Lot 42 The Colonnades, 3rd Sec., Len N 42D' & E 120' 8 240' $21,900. MeNds Orange Villa, $100. Phil Orr, sgl. to Thomas T. GHR Asso. Inc. to Philip Ross. trustee, Us 9, 10, 11, 12, Wayne Sloan & wE. Carolyn J. 13,14 & 1581k H Tv 67 Sanlando Li 45 Sandalwood, 137,000 Springs. $3fl,000. Robed J. Miller & Helen M. Helen G. Wolfe, wid to to George G. Rnnett & wt. Thomas T. Ross, Trustee, its 4, Shirley A. Lot I Bik C The 5, 6, 7, & 8 BIk H Tv. 67, Meadows, Unit 1,139,700. Sanlando Sptrings, $15,000. Sim-Ka Corp. Carlyle B. Norman S. Good & wf. Moore& W Harriet F Lot 49 Pauline to Roland Kiruder & Howell Estates Replat, $0,00. WI. Alice, LISBIk H George C.Madias&wt. Tangelwood Sec. 3 repl., DorothyL. to Joseph Nicosia & $181 o. wt Theresa Lot 4 BIk D North Vincent A.Corino&wt. Diane Orlando Ranches sect. 3. to Susan Lipton W 265' of F 290 $37,500 of 3r-315'(43 24 7 f N E 14 of Crange Prop Inc to Rosario NW ' of sec 26-211.29, etc Jos Testagrosso & Suzanne K, $57000 it 596 Spring Oaks, Unit 4, The Greater Constr. Corp. to $37,500. Philip J. L)eCicco Jr. & WI. Nader Homes, Inc to Jerry Jeanne, it 43, Wekiva Hunt Lee Corey & Wt. Vjrgjnjan.,u Club, Fox Hunt. Sec. 1, $36,900. 201 Lk Search Short., $36,000. ( QCD) LaflyC.ir1ton Crum to Wm.S.AI(frjth &Wf. Doris Larry C. Crum & wE. Mary F.. Datid A. Anderson & WI. Tr. 9 B3llmer & Weiss s-d 2nd Sandra, it 8 B1k H Summerset Addn.. $100. North, Sec 2, $31,000. Buy 449 Golden Coach Homes, Inc. to Perry A. Pederson, Sr & wt Doris—LA 9 BIk A S w eetwater Oaks, Sec 5 *97,500 Charles Di.shman & wf Edith to Charles E. Malcolm & wf Particla—L.ts 31 & 7 Oak Hidgt' s-d Oviedo $.'L0O0 ltay3Iiund Spencar & wf Lo la Martin Q. Ceresoli & w to Joseph Camara & wf Ruth— Claudia K. to John Martin Li 87 Spring Oaks $36,000 Ceresoli Sr. & w Joyce H_EL2 James T. Beh & WI Theresa to T , "a----, o UdUhI nwiuii ri UIK uuve 1. w iters, tMarriea)— Pgs 104-105 11(X) Lt 22 Trallwood Est., Sec 1 Ronald E. Memer & wt. $24,700 Margaret to Patrick James Lawrence D. Wood, agi to Pouzar & wf. Judith—it 36 Glen Aurbeck & wf Lucille—Li Brookhollow 139,000 9 Lake Jessup hits. $10,000 Charles W. Fi nni ga n & wt Va. (QCD) Argenia Constantine, (QCD) Robert H. Eubanks & ILA. Ron Constr. to Fla. . Edg. Dev. Inc. to Stuart W. to Perina Bill Iliuviries Inc., IA wid to Constance C. Fox, Ll 3 & Perma Bill Homes, Inc. to wf Nornm to Richard D. Chuk & lAnd Co., U 19 Blk J North Orl. Brown & , Queens Mirror So., repl. S 21' oI2Blk 6, Tier wt Dorothy—LA 9 Blk Geo. R. Finlay.sgl.—IA 3 Blk D I, Sanford, wt Josef ma, it V BIk 3, Heftier Terr. See S Unit $3,500 Addn. CB $3,500. the $100. Homes Sec I $100. Horace 11. Kenyon & DaviFro wf Ethel Ln &wf Kathleen W11co Cotair. to Rocky Jos. (LCD) Ann S. Esterson to IQCD) Argenia Constantine, t J Braile' Odhani & wt to Robert A. Bell & wt Mary E Sant0milssini)& wt Janis L,[A wid to Constance C Fox, Lts 4 & Epock Prop Inc. to Wayne E. ric N. Esterson & wf Ann S.— LouLw—Beg. NW cor. IA 19 Blk S.—IA 7 Bik A, EaUnit , , 2lk A No. Orl Terr., Sec 9 5 Blk 6, Tier 1, Sanford. $Ioo. tbrook s,41 IA 65 Eureka Hammock $100 Carroll & wt Mary L.—Apt Unit F Sunland Est. $100 13 500 $29,300. (QCD) Henry J. Schumacher Shoemaker Constr, to Robert Karen E. Howard to Susan M. E. Johnson & wi Maria 8., it 6 Jr & wf Bomie to Eric N. Thompson,l,t28Sha(J).Oak. BIkC,IdyllwildcofljochArhor Ften & wf Ann S.—IA 65 (QCD) Jack Carr & wt , d $52,000. Sec 4 $40,500. Eureka Hammock eta! to same Seminole County's natural beauty a nd Barbara to Ray Dann, Norm Lester G, Castor & wE EIleen $100 Cecil Mefflu, sgl to Gordon h!e & Jack LeggFrorn sw to Robert J. Heiser & wt June Merritt, Claretha White, Ions Will's Carter & wf Vonda to L 'ca lI 1 cor. of Sec. 7.20-3 1 Etc. 1100 su b -trop c li mate con, Win. H. Sanders & wf Theressa M. it 1981kB Weathersf,eld 1st James, Cora Snead & Connie •inues to attract (QCD) John B. Buschbaum, Adn., $' Stone, 1433 A.-1.t 11 81k 5 Third Sec. NW 6th St., Lt dese. sgl & Anun M., sgl to John as beg. Drearnworld $11,000 104.55' F. of SE cor. LI Shoemaker & N new residents who buy new homes. wt Margaret—it (QCD) James D. Hickox to to Edward Gainer & George 10, run N 60' W 10' etc., 81k B, 2 BIk B Eastbrook s.d Un. 6 2nd Minnie T. Ilickox—that part of ner, it 21 Queens Mirror Ilaymands Addn Alt. i $45,000. rep!. $100 L Addn CII, The Heraia reports 11437 so. of SR 426, van Aradale 00. the oaI a land W.11. Green & Sons Inc., to Gai Jack $40,6 sgi to Linda it. born Brokerage Co. Addn. L Baumann & w f June ii' Black Hammock $100 Lt 28 Walden Terr., V3 8W transactions within the county. To be Ernest Johrison & wt Iris to 163-50 ' Of W 165.26' of IA. (QCD) John Cederberg sgI to R—N Linda It. Groves to James R. Bennie John= & wt Viola—E Ir win & wt Mary informed of our growth pattern be sure 131.70'of Sli of WI-1 of SWI~ of If., U 113 Lake Summerset North, Sec 4, Cenlg N. Izctt, Jr & wt Harriet bis., $20,900. $7oo MndaIne Therrall St. Greater Constr. Corp. to P. Itoherfc Kathcrs to read the 1) I Lr r A. Stat (([ii & ii I Do rothy iii %uu M.I.t Build }lorno section - in to Joel Pollard 1). to Charles P. Scott& Gloria L. Lt 96 Wckiwa Hunt Club Fox U' 1112 II D'Sterling less E .25' of & F. .13' of Lt 1 111k M. & Charles Clayton, S 76' Let g C the Springs Live Oak Village 2 134800 Hunt Sec I 139.900. every Sunday. 81k C English Estates Unit 3 _____________________________________________ I F Erb, Greater Constr. Corp to to Joseph 58 Steven M. Allan & wt Joanne, Millard B. Mitchell to Millard Elaine, I ti QCD Charles Clayto to Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, 81k ASUfi imerset No ' Sec 3 B. Mitchell & wt Ester If. —IA C h arles P. Scott & Gloria M. S (QCD) Mors C. Speed, Jr. to Southern Homes, On. Inc. to 131k D. Charter Oaks s.d Wi.! 4 00 Sec 1, 138,900. 6' Lot 581k G English Estates Frances Speed—Li. 3 131k A Theodore C. Hong & wt U United Asso ISOC cInc Hester Dukes, wid to Mary 11. C James A $100 Unit 3 $10G. Fern Terr. $100 Seouhee—Lt 47 Villa Brantley Samuel Sosa & Moore (Married) W 77'' of E Charle ne, 1,11111 Louis Mendez Frances Speed to Donald $44,500 Nader Homes Inc., Maria 1161*' 01 Lt (5, 111k K A.D. i%-a Hunt ('11 U), Fhunt' to Louis Mendez& wf. Aida—Lt Keminski Klavins & Judith Lot 181 Lake & Gloria J.—L1 3 Elmer T. Schneider & 7 Ginderville HIS. $100 Cliappell s &I $ 500. 2, 138,000. Searcy Shores, $28,400. Blk A Fern Terr. $21,600 Alma to Edw. Jos. Moody Grange Properties Inc., Cecilia M.—Lt 18 Eastbroo horace Louis Orr & Doreatha Un, 6 repl. 81k 14 129,7(X) S B. Lot 748 Spring Oaks Unit 4 Nader Homes, Inc. to Charles T. Dc La & WI Helen R.— . United Ass. Inc., James Lt 183, Barclay Woods 2nd a Emmet Wilkinson & Patricia 0. Addn. $43,500 Lot 385 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Grange Prop Inc. to Frank L FOR SALE! 62 WWATSCOMI PATTE IAI kLUDClin FUNIG OSE Oaks, Sec 4B,$72,500. SEAFOOD H. Miller & B Sons of Orlando Inc. to Donald R. Mendoef & wf, Barbara—it 65 Devonshire $43,500 Magnolia Serv. Corp. to Kenneth Fleischer & wf. Nancy WCkIV* Hunt Club E.—Lt Fox Hunt Sec 3 $1,000 sw $41 , V. Kathleen D. Gallagher to to Karen Eliz. O'Dell Charles B. Gallagher Jr., & wt Howard, U 28 Shady Oaks d Kathleen, Us 5 & 6 81k 4, 1st $100. Sec., Marvanla. $100. 591. Grange Properties Inc. to Bel Aire N Homewoners Inc.—Lts. 3840 BiN N. Northgate $100 Lee W. Mixon & W. Brenda K.—Betty R. Widdis & James A. Widdls—N245' of W 200' of Ei of NW;4 of sect. 8-2031 142,667 Leonard K. Vogel—Daniel J. Green & W. Judith-1710 1988.28'E of Intersection W Sect 36 Tnshlp 21 S range 32 E & Curryville Rd E 331.38' Thence S 13'30" W ' thence W33127' N 11'34" E 685" Less N 25' Public Rd right of way 110,000 Rena Bell Jones, Mary A. Wilson & Robed Lee Jones to John Moore & W. Ophella J.— its 3740 John Adams Estate K Midway Near Oviedo $100 Leslie Padgett Irene Ju:,t Sa nds—SISI' W 283' N 's NW'i SIV1 4 Sect 19 Tnsp It'S Rarwe Thursday, 0c1 17,1974-58 - c()mph't(' _ selection of quality seafoods SALE PRICES GOOD OCTOBER 18 thru 24 FRESH FISH. CLAMS - OYSTERS. SHRIMP LOBSTERS - CRABS ETC. HIGH COUNTRY -5--.- I 41OGeorge Ave., Maitland (Behind Purple Porpoise) il,p : ND -. - Crib liii CLAW CRAB MEAT • • helph [M — -S - - -- hand of i,'i 700 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD PH: 323-4100 39 ONLY'YhLB. - .sl vS Co W ! qanffe4e I*%( J.,1;• 645-4020 - E with the Florida Fish Merchants -- --.-----.-- YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF! 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According to Home I ' FurnLthlngs Specialist, I'lorida S Home Economics Extension, most dinnerware I: ther. mosetting, which is safe In an automatic dishwasher since it does not hoften or change shape '*Z io I when heated. Actually, 95 ts - - South High School principal and two team managers are in vited. The Thanksgiving gatherings mark the date of the last game th e team played as a unit Until this )ear, the annual get-togethers always were held in Grand Rapids, and Ford used to fly back from Washington for them during his 25 years as a congressman from west Michigan The White House brunch Is limited to members and their wives because "everybody wants to get in the act. Ford's (4fice here says at least 190 persons have told them they played football at South with him." Brown said. Asked about other events besides the brunch, Brown said he knows of none although most club mem be rs Intend to spend at least three days in Washington en of the President's teammates are retired, three work in auto plants, three in real estate, three are educa. t ors, two are business executives; one Is In t he grocery business, one an industrial supervisor, one a salesman, one a sailor, and one a funeral director . Edward A Preston, a reserve quarterback, Is making the trip from Johannesburg, South Africa, where he is an executive with Lock Joint Pipe Cb. WITH ALUMINUM TWO among other things, V" can buy our fab rics In quantity from the wofld*s best mills. That saves money. DR Preferra ble For New Plastio c Dio shes, - By UZE L MURPHY ' ccasion • -. - runc h, In men's wear. - r SOUTHERN I GRAND RAPIDS, Mich (AP) — late next month men from points as distant as Sou th Africa will leave their families during the Thanksgiving holiday week and fly to Washington Just to have brunch But the II a m meal on Thanksgiving Day is a special occasion for each of them, The brunch will be held at the White House and it will be the 44th annual gathering of the 330 Club, representing those who helped old South High in Grand Rapids to an un. defeated football season in 1930. "I'd mortgage my house if that was the only way I could ge the money for this trip," is the way Arthur Brown, the squad's starting left tackle and club secretary, assessed the invitation from an old teammate Brown's old teammate L• President Gerald Ford, who was the starting center and onl y player on the quad to make all. state that season Despite his national leadership role, Mr . Ford is i> the club's vi ce president and no change Is likely this year, Brown said Twenty-four players are living and Just to have tok Brown they cannot attend Two others still have not replied In addit Ion. the team's coach and assistant coach. a former TWO PAIR$25 Double it Slac - 'p3:Y~% -- ec i a - " -41 WIL * - - II1lI;;\l)EItfl!A The loan ceiling and see our t sr reased from S" to 00,ouu. mjamin Franklin, a far-sight- revise the ternis of the trust, F L° NCH1 At the end of the first 100 col statesman who was bullish but they tried to follow Frank. SA years, Philadelphia took its (in America, would be shocked lin's intentions. share, $133,000, and set it aside to learn his 200-year-old trust The Board of City Trusts con' for "public works." Eventually furxi for Philadelphia is worth flu 0 III the money went toward the new $16 million less (turn the $1 un requested. But, by ' Franklin Institute. The total million he had envisioned. had boosted the age limit from pr ice t $1,522,804. When fie (lied in 1790, Frank. 25 to 39, changed the Interest Boston used its share, $329,. lin left 1 ,0D0 pounds to Boston rate to reflect current inflation, 000, to purchase land for its own his birthplace, and to Phila- and broadened the eligibility Franklin Institute, which delphia, his adopted horne, lie requirements. opened in 1908 as a technical specified Ltie trust — worth The loans no longer are made school. about $4,400 then wa s The trusts will terminate in used for loans of up to $300toatbe 5 only for buslnese but for real esta te mortgages,Mrs. Amour and Frankl in 1990, V per cent interest" to young, says. "We have opened it up to have the wealth distributed. inarried craftsmen who ap. any married worker, not just "it is to be divided 1,061,000 enticed in the cities. Alter 100 ears, Franklin those apprenticed in Phila. pounds to the city and 3 indlic, to the state." he wrote. willed, the morn,) as to be dl deiphia. vided and used, in for publwrks.whthr You CAN GFT dcc iis to be put back in; trust CHEAPER HEAT for another 100 years. but you can't get reoryour1mon:y By 1990, Franklin calculated that,barringanyinajorcatast. F a with rophe, the trusts would grow to more than four million pounds By STEPIIEN IL MILLER billion in deposits at last count or some $17 million dollars. AP Business News Editor before its demise. The biggest But the babncehere inI3was NEW YORK (AP) - o:ficl. failu re before Franklin's was $615.000. The Boston fund equipment ating over the biggest bank that of United States National contained $742,000 at last count. failure in American history this Bank in San Diego last year, In his will, Franklin acknowl- past week, federal officials took with $932 milliop in deposits. edged there might be unfore- pains to point out differences There was little resemblance seen problems If no unfortu between 14 and 19. to the bank problems of the '30s, nate accidents has prevented The failed ba nk was New when a series of crises were of SANFORD, INC. the operation, he said when York's Franklin National Bank, touched off by failures and making his estimate, 100 N. MAPLE AVE. crippled by profit problems as resulting rushes on banks by PHONE 322.6321 "He didn't Foresee that young it worked Its way from a re worried depositors. people going into business gional long Island bank to the didn't always make a Success," 20th biggest in the country. sass Ruth Armour, assistant Franklin was declared in. secretary of the Board of CU) solvent Tuesday by the U.S. Trusts, which administers the Comptroller of the Currency. Philadel ph ia fund The Federal Deposit Inaurance "For a long (line the money Corp. (FDIC) served as recelvannounces the opening of his office at the sat idle because there was no er, selling the bank's offices one to make loans to," he said and most of Its assets to Eu ALTAMONTE MALL "Franklin required two people ropeaAmerlcen Bank & That Co., owned six of Europe's to sign, and Just as today, Of fice Hours Vision Ca re body wants to cosign a loan.- biggest banks. 10 a.m. to 9 P.M. Contact Lenses Franklin Na tional ha d $1.4 Over the )ears, Philadelphia Appts P re ferred 831-8828 al I :, -? 'r 10? i ure Expl ined L! . S krr JOA 10 U Franklin Bank _____ I Phone: Mo SANF06,0 1114150 ' (left to right Wright, Albers, Ray, Burden, Urban. l odges — ot ExPectations N Ben 's 1, . a med I3 Orlando Dr. _ T Off ice rs N A / rust Six Bank " - Thursda y,Oct.1 7,1974-713 - - TAKE YOUR r L__JJ - - l . ALUMINUM SEAMLESS GUTTERS OR hat. But we can help you make your money grow. FOR YOUR Es - SIDING SERVICES,INC, FREE ESTIMATES I S 44N 862=11115 S -- spend for other things, you stash away a set amount In a savings account at First Federal of Seminole. We can't pull rabbits out of a ALUMINUM SHUTTERS L -- CHOICE .... We know how it is. You get your paycheck and abracadabra almost before the ink is dry . . . it's gone. So how do you save W;th things the way they are? well, you pay the bills, and then, before you BANK RATE FINANCING I LY10 FIRST FEDE SANIOND OfFICI OV11DO OFFICt — WINTIN PARK Off ICI F SEMINOLE tONGWO00 OFFICI ORANGI CITY OFFICF (I%TtJltV PtAZA 4 tA - -- 4 �. - 1~__ I - . _______________ Legal EISt.JI:E Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Oct. 17, 19748B — 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (0) What's My Line (9) Truth Consequences (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Intercome 24 (3S,.44) Star Trek 7:30 (7) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line ° Lets Mike ; ' (4) Movie (9) Streets Of San Francisco (13) Movie (24) Intemational Performance (35) WFL Football (44) World Football O:c (2, 8) Movin' On heal (13) Turn of Fate (9) IIarry.O (24) Henry VIII 8:00 (2.1) World Series (6) The Waltons (9) 5d Couple (13) Here Comes The Stars (2) The Way It Was .( 1 C Ot.DEtI '' LUNCH $1.50 "(1111 mail S.UPN. r.. &sai ii X. II P.M. 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee I Dream Of Jeannie 6:13 (0) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) I Dream of Jeannie 6:30 (6) SunrIse semester JO) Today In Florida 11,06. top Al. iii Movie MORNING. n sass . c...t cares ACCeIed SEMINOLE PLAZA $531 O.u.e Casseta.'rrv.rla PmeHuIsSMo,.n,C.t,, '" ' P7 ' Tk1 A tflht 11: AFTERNOON 12:00 (2, 44) News () Young And Restless (I) Jackpot (9) Password (35) Big Valley (44) News 12:30 (2.0) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For 'fl ' One Life To Live (3.3) Uncle Huble Show (44) Beaver 4:00 (2. 0) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show 24 Sesame Street (44) Gllllgan's Island 4:15 (13) Johnny Ringo 4:(2) Bonanza (13) 'Iando City Council (33) Leave It To Beaver (44) Gomer Pyle .5:00 (9). -Mission Impossible (24) Mister Rog,' Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Mod Squad 5:1 Women's News 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy G. 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EitFOOÔSTEAKS, CHICKEN FRIED SHRIMP, CLAM or OYSTER DINNERS 01.95 (9) News (44) Variety 12:55 (2) N.ws 1:00 (2) Jr..pos (4, I) News (9) All My Children W h30(2, 0) Jeopardy (4) As The World S I Includes Conch Osiwder., ChoIce of Cole SIaw c Tossed Salad, French Fries or Baked Potato and Hush PuppIes. - (12) Zone Grey Th.etr. (24) As Man Behaves (44) Lucy 6:30 (24) Man and Show Erivlronmont (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes CHILD'S DINNER 95c .611M P..ONGEST7AI0" Doris I , f..J Harriman, Lucille DEC.64 fl. Louise Harisodi, Dorothy hlollen NOTICE Clerk, Florence Losslng; M*4O...E In. specters, Alice Nordgren, Virginia Gordy. Georgia Price, Olive T. Pierce, Patricia A. McClure. Mary Rv'ioi Precinct 72 - Sanford Civic Center Clerk, Howard Cushing, Inspectors, ucla Stine, W. B. Jesup, J. Hugh Truluck, Clara Edge, Ruby Hem. merit, Minnie R. Strickla nd Precinct 27 — Sanford Civic Center Clerk, Virginia Armstrong; In. spectors, Dorothy Ganas. Shirley McCaskill. Betty Toll, Martha Raborn, B. C. Conklin, Kitty A. Lawrence Precinct 2$ — City of Sanford Utility Building Cler k, Charlo tte M. Smith; In. 6 ' . . ' $ COUNTY AND ZO*IG t0ASSl0PI ROOM 203 5AImo p,4un,E jpy C0J4jp,( ... - 1 , W' W from the center of sa id curve; thence proceed P4 00 degrees W, for 3$OOfeettoa point on ac,.y concave to the Southeast; thence proceed along the arc of Said curve, i So order any or all of the expended "Seek & Find" books, numberst 2 thmugh 8. send 60 ce'nts for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find,"S CHARIOTSOF THE WDS 1 - - '; . . letters in care of this newspaper 0 ,., ,1111111111111 1,11 --.: 9 -1 . Ill -. ('' : . ~ _..",. . . NOTICE OF SUIT Records of TO: Robert A. Greenberg $minole County. Florida. 3 Frederick Lane DATED 'his 11th day 04 October, Scarsdale, Now York 1914. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of CIrcvtl Court" -. , -_ - e W ' I 4 ( Orlando, Florida 32909 Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish: Oct. 17; 1971 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POW SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1flI.CA4,.0 Divistee C FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND l LOAN , , . '7 ' . ' . tDIni , ' DO® for Plaintiffs. an of before the 25th day l l91'l, WITNESS my hand and seal of the Court at Sanford, Seminole County, rtcria, th! o't d, ;;I Sfmui-, CLOSED THURS, & d ., • Fri. 1974. (Seal) Arthur h'. Bickwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RICPIa,de Deputy Clerk W Stewar Gilman if i 'Rhtçotarr. Harry Nflsson ( 'r 'H 'onof Adams, (ilman & Cooper P.O. Drawer U Winter Par-I, Florida 3.fls9 Attotntyt tot PLIlnlIf l's I wiff Pbiith: Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 10, 17, 1911 DEF 129 LOCATI .!AP_ ....... 'LTL1IIAP .1 — POLYAK CORP t'((.ZOedf l'4210neBTi.o loinify) To OC (Office Dist.ict) mi 4 fte . ' OR D. A. OHLWILER '1Rt.zONE R-lAAp.,, enliol) a A - l(*0'iti's) T0 1 , . t ii provided in Rtsolutlon No. 110 adopted on the 771h day of Sep. fher. I'971 436 1 ' eSSboc* Btvd 4S% G a HUGHES @RE-ZONE M-1/limlill uo-t 0 - 1 i,' 41 =-_i:-__:L:.51.T = _ - .ii - ' __ - :_: - -= - , T't -: __1 ~-A -_________ , !___ -_ .I . .. 315 North Boulevard. Deland -'- sp Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Publish: Oct. 17, 21, 31, Nov. 1. 1974 ! C f ' [ JOOS RE'ZOlvE A"liagviciisiw,) a Foni4ly) To OC (Office Di strict) pj - LEWIS Mi(s'stl.I) To C-I(Retoil Conwn,rcial) u'7,_, @ R'E -zo"E Public Hearing will be held at the - . W -"I - it pi~ Ii 11 ®STERL)NG PARK, Isa. 41(Apicvni.,) To RIAinaI. tJ I FnIvliJ amended to read as follows: .6. Requlremen's and Standards for I It . Approval (1) A parcel which is proposed for L pla,rsed unit development mist be 0 Single ownership or control at the Coni-tj said bonds. St$1i9 p indicate by pulling down fer ever "AGAINST APPROVAL OF BONDS' if you do not favor the tine an application is made for PN'd..4 55.1 Dix Ct CommissIon Room in the City HaIl in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7 (53 M. on Octot.er 29, 1971, to consider 'cIock Pchanges and amendments to the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Sanford, Florida, as follows Article VIII, SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS: Section 1, Planned Unit Development District; PtagrapPi B, Requirements and Standards for Approval, shall be a over "FOR APPROVAL OF BONDS" It you favor the issuance of voting. ThVformofballof,obe,j in the election for ab'ente voter's shalt be in Substantially the form prov;tc1 lO SO(?ir)n 4 rbo'vc, *ic0p4 pm 103 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF PROPO CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Notice ii her eb y given Ihat a ! ____________ @)H. - - Tt4 Tp crr WILL BE CR(i A R' YP4L 1 1 X'C 1(ARPIG wi. El rfexi Cf!A.y BE CCIIII4ID IRCP4 Ta( to Ta AS Save. Save. Ls, Save! James H Milion, Jr. PbIjh Oct. 3, 10, 17, 21, 1974 DEG for (5) neat, guys I gals to assist lCritir £fG AT - ,cu _______ Oct. i7,t$?4 planned unit development zoning ipproval. All parties in intcrtst a nd citizens shall have an opportunity to be hear at Sa id hearing By order of the City Commission Of the City of Sanford. Florida H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Ubli$h: Oct I), 1771 i. ,. GREENBERG and LINDA A. GREENBERG, his wife, Defen. dants, Civil No. 4-15, 300. You are requIr to serve a copy of your written defense's, If any, to it on ,HARVEY COULTER, attorney for Plaintiff, whose addr ess is P.O. Box 3234. Forest City. Florida 32731, and Want Ad NATIONWIDE TRAVEL Must be 6 thru 25 times flletheoriglnaIwiththecI,rf, above styled court on or before 24th day of October, 1971; otherwise a judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint, WITNESS my hand and the seal of said court on September 23rd, 1974. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk By: Joy Stok es Deputy Clerk Publish; Sept 26, Oct. 3, 10, 17, 1971 OEF I'll r. In appearance, and One or 7 bedroom townhouse apartments Central neat and air, enclosed patio Close in, con beach and rort areas. All ex. - company benefits. You're looking for a place to live: Rent or Buy look to classified FIRST! And save Tp'it Regure.rj MYSELF AS OF OCTOBER 11, 1911. Business * Recreational Building Opportu,pities GET RICH QUICK I t that is what you are looking for, * Heated Pool forges it. But if you are looking for a unique investment In a new and Profitable distributorship in coin investment IF fun to vit And read classified n1i' 377 7611 Cr 131 999) 'o p1,5cc ,c'ir ad Increase your income to 11 per cent. 3 yrs Marvin P. Gassman 2601 Mohawk Trail, Mild. Mtg. Bkr. 60-1142 (24 Hr-s.) One bedroom, air, I or 2 people, no pets. 323.3749 ____________ 29 I 7 Bedroom Adults Only Spec RaVes For Senior Citizens Pirk Avec,ue Mcbile Park Park Drive, it. Rooms for Rent looking to furnish your place. Look for the buys In CLASSIFIED 1st! you'll find what you want at Want something challenging in religion? We offer It at 712 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Call 373. 9097 eves, or come in Sat, or Sun morn at 1C:30. 11 5 such FOUND- Baby clothes, newly purchased in package. Owner Identify 372 0354 Babysitting done in my home, Mon. Fri. Experienced. 322.1177, Mellonvllle Area, after 6 p rn IN THE MARKET FOR ANYTHING! Will do baby sitting In my home, v.nlnnt A. w*Ie.'.ria .,! Sanford. 3730997. Baby sitting in Deftona for working mothers Good care. 574-7175 Yf' ' , - LOOK TO OUR / I 9 PAGES I st AND Good Things toEat :1,5h.5 1 1b5 SIDA Farm fresh produce Oawg Patch F ca market. Dogirack Rd. Sat. Sun OCEAN SHRIMP - I Pt I ?,on r it!ytry $Siivr5 Please call 305 9)0 alaa CLASSIFIED ' - 'arrr fresh produr daily vine ripe 'onatOri. 54 00 box Hwy. 131 n Wrf Ii 18 Located in Lake Mary Call 332 27" also one 3 bedroom apt 1009 ent 211d St. Call 372.1693 for In. Sngte story studio, i, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments. Pool, clubhouse, carpeting, drapes. kitchen equipped, central heat and air. ACnthly rentals from sii 50 322 2090, 1505 W. 251h St. Sanf,,'d formation. Nicely Furnished Apartment Adults, No pets 3729490 2 bedroom unfurnished aprtment, ' cozy tra iler. 1 oon',, mature ats dul only, rio pets. 2633 Elm Ave. adults Good location, utilities Call $31.4,S4 wisk No deposit 373. Paid. 3 room ' apt., with large airy rooms. New vinyl floor. Rear. upstairs. No pets. Call 3239579 I or 7 bedroom dupiet apartments Furnished or unfurnished 60' Swimming pool -8 720 S Orlando 05 I WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W 1st St. AVALON APARTMENTS ADULT S , NO PETS St WHEN YOU GIVE THE UNITED WAY I* YOU HELP YOUR UnIhmd FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS Seminole County's United Campaign Needs your contribul ion in order to help your friends and neigh. hors who need help right now. meaningful. 323 YOU ARE I BesSoom furnished apartment. Giving The United Way Is perfect, painless and CHILD CARE IN MY HOME. EVENINGS Will take care of your children while you work from &S Call 323 5623 - - 7!'~ i , lost. 322.3419 IN MORE WAYS THAN YOU KNOW, Child Care 6 Two bedroom, garage apartment, downtown. Heat, air, $125 mo, 1st Apartments Rent . Reso lution is published in full below ~ 30 LOST: Puppy, male German Shepherd near PalmettO Ave. Baptist Church, Call 323329. Reward, EXTRA LOW PRICES! 372-2710 Dr. 323 79'M Lost and Found Nice efficiency apartment, All utilities furnished. 89$. Adults only. 372.7296 after 1. Parking, Entrance and Bath * *GENEVA GARDENS, * * One bedroom apartment, furnished, For families or friends of problem drinkers For further informal Ion call 173 4317 Of write 5.an'ord Al Anon Family Group P 0 Bo' 353, Sanford, Fla 22771 You're You can give a weekly or monthly amount of your choIce where you work. . . .through your emPloyee withholding plan. Even Soc a month builds to $12. a year. Money to help another human being. WH E RE till MONEY GOES IN SEMINOLE BOY SCOUTS . . . CENTRAL FLORIDA SHELTERED WORKSHOP . . CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY . . . GIRL SCOUTS CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES . . . GOOD SAMARITAN HOME.. . MID FLORIDA CENTER FOR ALCOHOLICS . . . RED CROSS SALVATION ARMY . . . SEMINOLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH... USO ... YMCA ... PLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. Help Wanted - Full time Part time — Anytime. Over II Call 3210470. SAVE $ Surprise your family with extra money for Christmas Be an AVON Representative 4413079 ALIGNMENT BRAKE and try man wanted for Sanford's best ill. dependentShop References reguired Good income Call Carl, 323 S%6. Classified act do a job that can be dune no other way Call 3222611 or Iii 9993 Now'' J ';.j4 , - For Daily Savings-Shop CLASSIFIED 322-2611 831-9993 THE HERALD This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELP-WANTED ADS that indicate Rent conditioned, reasonable rent. Exceptionally large 7 bedrooms. 1 bath, fully equipped kitchen. carpet,_ctraD.ps 173 903) IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL. ANON -. Apartments Adults, no pets. 2221910 Unfurnished PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Ca11173 4597 Write P Or Bcx 12*. Sanford, FiOrda - I U0 1.4 sips 1110W AIFIPOR T BLVD SANFORD, FLA, 21 1. __ ___________ I room, wail to wail carpet, air Opportunities a hargain or Sell a bargan with FA(DWl7pj A DRINKING ;__5__ * 1•2 Bedroom 31 One Room Efficiency. Private TIME and MONEY! Dh1'asherOisposai * 9i5 9311 Anderson Davis of * Range. Refrigerator * Clothes Washer-Dryer 74 27 I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED Y ANYONE OTHER THAN a BUNDLE * W/W Shag Carpet Furnished Personals ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 614 2(227 for "We Care""Hotline" Adults or Teens. P * Unfurnished f :,jph Ft. Lauderdale, Fla, 33311 (303) 323 31% 4 RENTAL APARTMENT I4C"MES. FOUNTAN OF YOUTH 136 North West 7th Ave. oftneCityadopfe(ionthepthayof Mayor ATTEST: 5' H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Publish: Oct 3. 10, 17. 71, 1971 DEG.70 ,r,, fi, I andIewood Villas operated water purification tystemt, call or write Rated For Consecutive Insertions—No Change Of Copy. improvementi In me city, sevno'cIockP.M.onth,sam,day and only qualified electors may vote in the said election, all as provided In Resolution No. 1161 adopted on September 77, 1971, and published in full below as a ç.art of this Notice. The City of Sanford, Florida By: 5: Lee P. Moore Par? T ~ mr J ,,$o' ,5 '- 30c a line The Longer Your Ad Ru,is The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. asd.scribedjn Resolution No. 11$? as a part of this Notice The polls will be open at the voting places on the day of the bond elec. tior, fro m seven O'clock AM, until 0 to S. Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs. 3 Lines Minimum OBLIGATION which conditions make this extremely desirable for the younger tet (52-00 MINIMUM CHARGE) ISSUANCE OF NOT EX. CEEDING u,soo,00. GENERAL 1974, training, Transportation furfished, return transportation guaranteed. If single, and free to start now, call Mr. Dodge, Tuesday through Thurs. only. 10 am. to 1 p.m. daily at 934 39. High earnings and good working Apply line venient to everything From $110 After 6 call 373 7997 pens.s guaranteed while in Night Cleaner, permanent em 26 times ..... .... .... 23ca IF neat free to leave Immediately for U.S. Deportment Hours THE September, Two bedroom apartments. S160 and up 373 1310 In theft 0:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M Monday thru Friday 1 thru 5 times 40c a line Publish Sept. Thi Oct. 3, 10, 17, 1974 THAT A BOND ELECTION WILL YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED BE HELD ON THE 5TH DAY OF' that an action to foreclose a mor. November, 1171, in the City of Pgage on the following pro'eny in Sanford, Flor ida, f or the pur pose of Seminole County, Flor ida: determining wh ether gtne'aI LOT 22. SHADY OAKS, according obUgation bonds of the City shall be to the plat thereof as recorded In issued in an aggregate principal Plat Book 11, page 21, of the Public amount of not exceeding Records of Seminole C ounty, 54.500,000.00. bearing Interest at Florldils such rate rates, not exceeding the has been been filed against you in the maximumorlegal rate of Interest at Court of Seminole County, the time of the sale thereof, and Florida, The style 04 the case Is maturing not later than forty (40) STERLING W. COPELAND and years from the date Of the $)J,for MILDRED COPELAND, his wife, the purpose of cons tructing storm Plaintiffs, 'I. ROBERT A . drainage 323 66S0 National company now has openings Ask For Want Ads NOTICE OF INTENTION TO — REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FRANKLIN ARMSAP?S 1120 Flarioa Ave. * Guys & Gals * . 0 Jack Perce BONDS Er THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, ON NOVEMBERS, 1911, Apartments Rent 30 Help Wanted Unfurnished Winter Park. Orlando 8319993 ') _______ k" Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. f___ . — Seminole 322.2611 - 7_4 . C, ttorney for Plaintiff, whose adores: Is Suite 326, First F ed eral Building ::- -A (Seal) To Longwood.7,4 -- Florifa 37770, and file the origins with the Clerk of the above stylec Court on or before November 111h, 1971. Otherwise a judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded In the complaint WITNESS my hand and the seal ol 1 gold Court on October lith, 1914. - V ; ~ PUSEY U 3 RE-ZONE A-l"ituxwo) CCOrdIng to plat in PIaI Book 17, t ruuicc Mecoros C Seminole County, Florida; nos been tipea against you and eaci of you and you are required to file Copy of your wv itten defenses to It. I n....... ii [ , lnslrrj(tinn to Voters' Indicate by pulling down lever issuance of said bonus SECTIONS. Paptr ballots shall be at SUch eIi(tkn for Ibsentee MID any, on MICHAEL S. MAY, At . ' SR 1 to rate or amount to: the rpose 04 cos'4trucling or acquiring storm ADAM5,GIL?MNL COOPER, P.O. "aInage improvements In the City Drawer U,- Winter Park, Florida as mom's specIfically described and 37799, Attorney* OF $pmlnole County, Florida, to wit: Lot 1, Block B, Replat of Sonora Units I & 2. a Subdlviscn in Sec tion 7, To wnship 70 South, Rang. 31 East, o BOND ELECTION — NOVEMBER ,, 1,71 769 acres Clerk of theabvqnamccj Court, and to serve a cop y t hereof UP — — FLORIDA th bonds, maturing not later than trcty (4Q) i'i'.c's from fh' date of You are COOT.IX.Jt.J to fife your issuance thereof, payable fr om ad written defenses to sa id Complai nt v4lorem taxes ievic'd on all taxable to ForcIoi. Mortgage with the property in the City without limit as ' ASSOCIATION Defendants. NOTICE OP ACTION TO: JIMMIE R. WEAVER and DONNA C. WEAVER, husband and wiN of Post Office Box 367, Wauchese. North Carolina, 719$1 YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action foreclose a mortgage of the foll ow i ng described property in i ,'• a , - CITY or SANFORD, beginning. - STARTS. 730 OFFICIAL BALLOT Shall the City of Sanford issue not exceeding 88,500,000.01) principal 19)6) feet; thence proceed N amount of general obligation bonds degrees 5.3' 01" for 03667 feet; of Itie City bearing W. interest at not thence pr oceed S 00 degrees 1$' " exceeding the maximum legal rate W, for 571.00 feet to the point O of interest at the lime of the Sale - -_ i ----'•' 9(4 00 feet and a central angle of 10 degrees II $3", tot 117.52 feet to a point on saId curve; Said point bearing S 7 degr, 5" E from the cent er of said curve; thence proceed N 22 degrees Sr OS' E. for , N.M S.eet Suf render jT -. Scarsdale, New York $o.j By: Cecella V. Ekern Deputy Cleft WILLIAM A. HARMENING f )4ARMENING & TAYLOR 45.51 South Orange Blossom Trail . Pe$ee'son, Bernice Chada SECT 1. Vot ing machines and the form of ballot to be used In d"ftes 5 V 4S", for 50 " feet to the point of reverse curvature to a curve said bond electkn shall be in Sub Linda A. 3 Frederick Lane (Seal) r a 18 PROGRAM RCBERT A. GREENBERG and _pi!F .143 to wit: LINDA A GREENBERG, hit wife, NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION OF 104 393, WINTER SPRINGS UNIT 4,asrecordect InPIat Book If. Pages Defendants. THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF Vs JIMMIE R. WEAVER and DONNA C. WEAVER, husband and wife, .6 .. & 7 and I. Public seiu.'.t co.,g'ry. Thor-p. Patricia Foster, Frances t0l4.O0feet ard:cenfrafangieofO°7 shall be used at said bond election VrCceCd along th,ar,.,,taj,ir.,r.. having as Its elements a radius of ____ I: — havl rtments Clerk, Jonnle Elam, Inspectors, Amy Henon, Minnie Smith, Erma Apa 971, the following described cx'v set forth In said Summary Judgment of Foreclosure, Plaintiff, . Classified first! And Statutes, To Wit: Section $63 09 Florida Statutes 1957. s Walter J. Gardner Thomas Richards Ia*sOf the State Of Virginia, with Its BROOMFIELD and WALTER WALKER BROOMFIELO. JR., and principal office and place of business being located at 2251 Publish! Oct. 17. 71, )l, Nov. 1 1974 you are required to serve a copy of Sylvan Road. East Point, Georgia, Your wr itten cehse, il any, ontheir and also being duly authorized to IN THE CI RCUIT COURT, IN AND attorney, Albert N. Fitts, whose transact busine ss in the State of FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, address is as shown below, and FLORIDA. Florida with Its Jacksonville, the Original with the Clerk of file the CIVIL ACTION P40. 74•s&s.E Florida, Division office being Above styled Court on or before the ioaIed at 520) Beach Boulevard, MAJESTIC CARPET MILLS OF 11th day of November 1971, other. Jacksonville, FLORIDA, INC., a Florida cor. wise a Default and ultimate Suant to the Florida, 32207, pur. poration, "Fictitious Name Judgment will be entered against Statute" being Chapter 7Q953, Laws YOU for the relief Plaintiff, demanded in said Of Florida, 191), as amended , also VS. Petition being Section 165 .09. Florida StAlUtts, Infilinds to register with the corporation, FICIAL SEAL of said Court this 141h Clerk of the Circuit Court in and day Of Oclobtr Defendant for Seminole County. Florida, upon NOTICE OF LIEN (Seat) receipt of proof 01 Publication of this FORECLOSURE SAL! Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Notice, the flCtj?ii name, to-wit' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Clerk of the Circuit Court BIG STAR FOOD under which name Pursuant to Summary Judgment of Seminole County, Florida the undersigned corporation is Foreclosure dated tn, 11th day of By: Lillian T Jenkins engaged In business, or Intends to OCtObi, 1974, and entered in Cos* Deputy Cler* engage in business, in the City of No, 71USE of the Eighteenth ALBERT N. FITYS Fern Park, Seminole County, Jud1ul Circuit Court, Seminole 210 Edwards Buiidi,,j Florida, Cit Ifs en virons. County. Florida, ' wherein Sanford, Florida 37111 The party interested in said MAJESTIC CARPET MILLS OF Attorney for Petitioners business enterprise and the extent of FLORIDA, INC.. a Florida cog'? Publish: Oct. 17, 21, 31, Nov. 7, 1974 its ir,terest are as follows: poraticn, is Plaintiff, and LADY DEG- 102 PARTY: COLONIAL STORES BUILDERS, INC., a Florida cor. INCORPORATED INTER. p0t'at, is Defendant, EST: 100 PER CENT that I will 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Dat ed at Jacksonville. Duval EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL. CIR. cain, subject to Outstanding taxes CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE County, Florida, this 2.5th day of And liens of record, If any, at the COUNTY. FLORIDA. September, 1974. W*st front door of the Seminole Civil No. 1UOB COLONIAL STORES County Courthouse, in Sanford, STERLING W. COPELAND and INCORPORATED FlOtfdL between 11:00 AM. 5201 Beach Boulevard and MILDRED COPELAND, his wife, ,:OOPM,Oflthe29,Of0CtOb,F, Jacksonville, Florida 32207 Plaintiffs, Florida, a Corporation, . look to - RJ3LIC HEARING NovtsetnI974'73OPu WANT AD INFORMATIOA DIAL for a car- Attorney for Petitioner s _DIG.104 ______________ OF You are looking E!mrr Nr.i'i hrcWeid and AileenBr oomfiel d, his wife, have toTlCL IS EREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, Colonial Stores filed a Petition ;in The Circuit Court of a Seminole County, Florida, for the incorporated, corporation ANN organized and existing Adoption under the of LORIE Lillian T. Jenkins Deputy Clerk ALBERT N. FITTS 210 Edwards Building Sanford, Florida 32771 - . Li . DEC"7 — Precinct 31 — Jaycee Inf.rnsatl.n teeth spec'tors, Ethel Riser, Mae B. the point of curvature of a circular Sh eppard, Ruth Sweeny curve concave to the Southwest; Precinct 29 Portable, Sa nfor d thence pr oc eed along the arc of said Middle School ct'rve, having as its elements a radius of 23.00 feet and a central Clerk, Grace Brewer; Inspectors, Ar. fl U,.,.IA,. t....Il. WI,.,.VVI•iIøiII angie or i degrees 77' 30" for 3 91'" ' Taylor, Vera McFayden feet to the Point of comonund vaturetoa circular curve concave to rrecusct 31 — Sanora Club House Clerk, Joyce Kneale Dowlen; In the Southwest; thence proceed along 5ct0.'s, Christine flicker. Maurice the arc of said curve, having as its elements aradtius of çl900feet and a O'ritt, Hoyt McPherson, Ma ry M. McPherson, Mae Burnell lemon s, central angle of 01 degrees 75' Justine H. Lee for 21.7$ feet tom point on said curve Precinct 42 — Rldgowood Arms said point bearing N 00 degrees . _______ __ Seniinoi' County, Florida . Brow n, beck elements a radius of 121900 feet a central angle of OS degrees for 133.33 feet to the point of reverse curvature to a circular curve concave to the Northwest; thence proceedalongthearc of said cury,, having as Its elements a radius of 1261.00 feet and a central angle of degrees 53' 33", for 13043 feet, to the point of tangency; thence proceed N 02 degrees 31' 01" E, for 53.70 feet to BVIMM &_av PMIU? Louise - circular curve concave to the 5outhest; thence proceed along the arc of saId curve, having Pd I -- - Proceed al000th,a,cof seidcurv,, having as Its dementi , radius of 911.00 fist a central angle of degrees 06' SO" for ,1. 14 feet to the point ci reverse curvature to a — - FLATUES I:$ 3i31 9:3) ., degrees 10' 03" E. for 113.07 feet tO) point on a circular curve which concave to the Nuthwnt; thence S Judgment will be entered against and you for the relief demanded in Said WALTER BROOMFIELD Petition. NOTICE TO DEFEND WITNESS MY HAND and OF. THE STATE OF FLORIDA: FICIAL SEALOISa1dCoofl,his 141h 808 8IE J. BROOMFIELD day of October 1974, (PRESE N T MARRIED NAME (Stall UNKNOWN) RESIDENCE AND Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN. Clerk of the Circuit Court you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Thursday, Oct. 17, 1974-9B Want Ads Don't Cost, • - Proceed $ 47 degrees 07' 55" E. for 357.1$ feet; thence proceed 5 • 2508 S. French 22-5281 322-9609 • ' - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 5 Lauren C. Fardulls am engaged in business at Suite 213. ABOUTS UNKNOWN, W 110Pm Carlson YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 211 Maitland Avenue, in the City o' Publish: Oct. 17. 24, 31, Nov. 7, 1,74 Attamo,,te, Florida that Elmer Noah Broomfield DEG lOT Aileen Broomfield, his wife, That the party inteqflt,d in said have fiiedaPetltionintheCi,cuitCour,o. business enterprise is as Ioltows FICTITIOUS NAME — 5: Sanford Kay Se minole County, Florida, for Noticeishereby given that we are Dated at Adoption Orla ndo, Orange County, of LORIE engaged in business at P.O. Box ANN : BROOMFIELD and WALTER Florida, September 23, 1974. 1029, 101 A West 1st St., Sanford, WALKER BROOMFICLD JR.. and Publish: Sept 26 Oct 3, 10. 17 1974 Florida, Seminole County, F lorida 113 you are required to serve i copy c under the fictitious name of CEN ourwrIttenc1efense,fanyØfl,, IRAL FLORIDA ANESTHESIA attorney, Albert N Fitts. wtiote IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, AND INHALATION THERAPY EIgHTEENTH JUDICIAL C:R. ASSOCIATES, address and we intend to is as shown below, A nd file CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE said name with the Clerk of it said the original with the clerk of the COUNTY, FLORIDA. the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Above styled Court Ofl or before the CIVIL 11th day of November 197i, other. In re: ACTION NO. 74 735C,44.D Florida In accordanc, with the the matter Of the Adoption of: p(yiiøt Of the Fictitious Name wise a Default and ultimate LORtE ANN UROOMFIELO, - ._.._, egaRotice —.._Legal Notice B CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS rICTITIOUSNAME CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NAME STATUTE P4011CC is hereby given that we are OUNTY. FLORIDA. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: engaged In business at 215 Thomp. CIVIL ACTION NO. Notice 5 hereby given that 71"35CA..S.D he son Rd. Apopka, Seminole County. ii' re: the matter Of the Adopi undersigned, pursuant to hi Of: Florida under the fictitious name of "FiCtltit4 LORIE ANN BROOMFIELD Name Statute," Chapter QUALITY PAINTING CO., and that and $6509. Florida Statu$ej, will register weln$endtor,gstersaidna rn,wlh WALTER WALKER BROOM, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the Clerk of the Circuit Court, FIELD. flafldfor S.eminoleCounty,Florida, NOTICE TO DEPEND upon receipt of proof of the Seminole County, Florida in ac THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: hbon Of thiS notice, the ,i. CordancewltPi the Provisions of the tit$Ot name, to wit: SANFORD Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: WALTER W. BROOMFIELO sectIon $63.09 Florida Statutes 1937. KAY INVESTMENTS under which RESIDENCE AND WHERE. I '* 1914, at the time and places polling places specified herein and hereinafter sit forth, to determine to have printed on plain wtilte paper undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter POOLS, INC. A.J.BARFIELDand whether or not the issuance of and delivered in accordance with $6509 Florida Statute, will register WINSTON C. BARFIELD, d ba general obligation bonds not cx law the official balios for USC In BARF IELD FENCE COMPANY; with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in ceeding in the aggregate such voting machines. and for Seminole County, Florida, CASSEI,BERRY CARPENTRY U.S00,00000 shalt be approved by SECTION 7. For the purpose receipt of proof of the (MICHAEL R. BELLMER dba titr,iinq the result Of said bond such Qualified electors tofina nce the publication of this notice, the tic. CASSELSERRY CARPENTRY); cost of constructing of acquiring election. the bonds shall be ap the total titious name, towlt: WICKS 'N' CELTONE CORPORATION: 5, storm drainage Improvements In proved If a majority GARTNER $ CO., INC., a Florida the City, votes cast in the bond election shall STICKS under which we expect to corporation 01t RON CON busnrts M 45 Altamonte urnce of The bonds proposed to be issued be In favor of the SI P UC I IOt of AItnmne in t Ct (PAUL D. hjII be payable from ad valorem DALR YMPLE d.ba DEL RON . taxes levied without limitation as to resolution Shall Springs, Florida. SECTION 9. This CONSTRUCTION); That the party Interested in Said' CHARLES' rate or amount on all taxable be published in full as a part of the COMPANY (GEORGE L. MORRIS, property In the City; none of such notice of such bond election, business enterprise i as follows: SR. dba CHARLES COMPANY); M.B.M., INC. bonds shall be i ssued for a longer together with an appropriate cap By: Robert J. Methven, EDGEWATER NURSERY AND t"rm t han for ty ( ) years and no ticn In such for m as the City Clerk GARDEN SUPPLY, a corporation Pres. bond Shall r Infer &%I at a rate or shall determine, In the Evening Carol D. Bixby, CENTRAL FLORIDA PUMP & rafts exceeding the maximum legal Herald, a newspaper published and EQUIPMENT, INC., SPRING Sec. rateofinterestalthetimeofthe%ile of general circulation in the of LOCK SCAFFOLDING OF FLA., of the d$ Sanford, once ea ch week for four (4) Dat ed a, Sanford, Seminole County, INC., a corporation; ADOBE Florida, 1911 SECTION 2. The bond election consecutive weeks, the first BUILDING CENTERS, INC., a Publish : Oct. 10, 17, 24. 31, 1971 provided for in Section 1 sha ll be publication to be not less than thirty corporation, CE BUILDING DEC.67 held at the same time and plac as (30) days prior to the date of such PRODUCTS; ORLANDO STEEL & thegeneraielectlonbutshaliheheld bond election. ''iTICEOFSHERlFF'SSALE SUPPLY, INC.; H & S EQUIP. and conducted as a separate bond SECTION 9 In the event that any NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that MENT RENTAL, INC.; TLC OF elcctivn. Only qualified electors word, phrase, clause, sentence or by virtue of that certain Writ of LAKE WALES, INC., dba shall be permitted to vole in the paraapti hereof shall be held in. Execution Issued out of and under TOWNSEND LUMBER PENINSULAR SUPPLY COM. I hereof, jurisdiction. such holding shall not Seminole County, FIOida. upo na PANY • GORMAN All uaiified electors shall submit affect any other word, clause Co. OF finñl Judgment rendri'rd in the DAYTONA BEACH, INC , a Florida Proof by iffldvlt made before the phrase, sentence or paragraph aforesaid court on the 16th day of corporation. SUNSTATE TENNIS inspectors that they are qualified hereof. April, AD. 1971, in that certain case COURTS, INC.; WHITESIDE electors residing in the City. SECTION 10. All resolutions in entitled, Ply World Corporation, a APPLIANCES CENTERS, INC. Qualified electors who vote by ab conflict or inconsistent herewith' corporation Plaintiff, 'VS. Southern sefee ballot shall submit proof by hereby are repealed, insofar as Defendants. Star Manufacturing Inc., a Fla. affidavit made MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE before a notary there is conflict or inconsistency, corporation. Defendant, which NOTICE OF ACTIOPI public or other person authorized to SECTION 11. ThIs resolution shall aforesaid Writ of Execution was TO: NORTH LAKE APARTMENTS take oaths under Florida law, take effect upon Its becoming a law, delivered to me as Sheriff of Thepo$lswilibeopenatth,volinq LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, a PASSED AND ADOPTED this Seminole County, Florida, and I Partnership organized and existing places for said bond election from 27th day of September, AD., 1914. ha ve levied upon the following under the laws Of the State of North o'clock AM. until 5: Lee P. Moore van described property owned by Carolina. o'clOck P.M on the same day. Mayor Southern Star Manufact,ring, Inc.,. General Partners: SECTION 3 The places of voting Attest: said proper ty being loc ated in EDGAR H. THOMAS and tht inspectors and Clerks for S: H N. Tamm, Jr. Seminole County, Florida, more 'he polling places for the bond City Clerk 7025 Sfonebridg, Lane part icularly Oes crlbd as follow s: Charlotte, North Carlina election, who are hereby appointed 5: John G. Morris All the furniture, furnishings, for such bond election, are as 5: Julian L. Slenstrom fixtures. inventory, Stockintrade, fOls: JESSE M. WAILER 5: Gordon Meyer moor vehicles and any and all other 1733 Beltln Drive Polling Places As the City goods located at 45$ Plumoxa, Precinct I — Church .4 God, iii W. Charlotte, North Carolina Commisaion Of the Casselberry. Inventory and further 72nd street City of Sanford, information available from the Civil Clerk. Peter J. Sukur; Inspectors. Florida. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Division of the Seminole County that the above named Plaintiffs Martha B. Azarello, Ethel K. Publish: Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24, 1914 Sheriff's Department. have instituted suit against you In Peur ifoy, Hazel Alexander DEG-21 orid the undersigned as Sheriff Precinct 1$ - Sanford Civic Center the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Seminole County. Florida. will a, Florida. being Civil Action No 74 Clerk, Hortense W. Roumillat; PICTITIOU$NAMI A.M. on the 11th day o October. Inspectors, Annette 1S57E, In the nature of a Mortgage Laing, Notice Is hereby given that I am A.D. 1971, offer for sale and sell to Fo.eclosure on that certain real Raymond R. Schmitt, Lucille N. engaged In business at 121 Boxwood the highest bidder, for cash, subject propeny hefeIn deScred, said land Pearson Circle, Winter Springs. Seminole to any and all existing iein., at the Precinct II - SemInole C.vn situate, lying and being in Seminole County, Flora, under the fictitious Front (West) Door Of the Seminole AgrlCentet County. Florida, to wit: name of DRIVE WAY TUNE-UPS, County Courthouse in Sanford, Clerk, Mildred Lind; ctors, and A tract of land in the NE ¼ of that I intend to register said Florida, the above dflcribed per. Ruth M. Carter, Alice Livingston. Section 23, Township 2) South, name with me Clerk of the Circuit sonel property. ., Range 29 East, be4ng more par. Edna P,'Iest Court, Seminole County, Florida In That said sale Is being made to ticularly described as fnllows: Precinctl9' Seminal. Hi,h School accordance with the provisions of satisfy the terms of saId Writ of Gym Commenceatthe5i,corner of said the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Execution. NE '.; thence proceed N 00 degrees Clerk. Georgia Chorpenlng, in. Wit: Section US.09 Florida Statutes . John E. Polk, pecor, Mjry D. Uwlon, theI L. 23' 03" E, ror 313.03 feet; thence Sheriff Carver. Elizabeth Graham proceed P499 degrees 53' Os" '.v, for S: Thomas F. Galaida Seminole County, Florida Precinct 2$ 1313Se feet. thence proceed 14 Idyttwilde' School Publish: Oct. 10, 17, 71, 31, 1974 Publish : Sept. 26. Oct.), 10, 17, 1971 er k, Daisey Dowell; Inspectors, degrees 1$' 29" E. f or 763 9.4 feet 10 Cl .......... . ________________ ce IN NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that he under the laws Of the State of North Carolina SOUTHERN ATLANTIC V VCI..4 COCKTAIL LOUNGE HIBALL 1k MOST COCKTAILS $Sc Ia-nn • " SECTION 1. A bond electionof the directed to make appropriate 1.. HOURS: SUN.. THURS, 11:30A.M.. 10 P.M. FRI. 11:30A.M.. 11:00P.M. SAT. 4:30P.M..11 P.M. — - •_w_ vs Legal II1,VITATION TO BID THISISANINVITATIONTO BID ON (1) 70 CHANNEL DUAL that Instructions f Volefi Shill be NORTH LAKE APARTMENTS qualified electors residing in the arrangem en ts with the proper LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, a City of Sanford, is her eby called to ticials of Seminole County for the partnership organized a existing t held on the 5th day of November, use of such voting machines at the (4) Guiding Liqht (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2,0) The Doctors (3.5) Not For Women Entertainment _________ Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2.1) D8YS Of Our Lives Truth 10:35 (35) N 11:00 (2. 6,0,9) News (3,5) The Saint 11:30 (2.0) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World 01 ___ Notice Publlh: Sept. 26. Oct. 3, 10, 17, 1974 OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS SUfficient number of the aforesaid 32771, ANYTIME BETWEEN DEF 117 ti THE CITY OF SANFORD, ballots and to deliver them to the a.rn.Sp.nt, OCTOBER 9.30. BIDS FLORIDA, ON THE QUESTION OF appr opriatu officials for absentee WILL BE OPENED AT 12 NOON, THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EX. voters and shall alSo have printed OCTOBER 31st. RIGHT IS RESERVED CEEDING 56,500,000.00 GENERAL sample ballots and shall deliver IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OBLIGATION BONDS OF THE them to the Inspectors and ClefklOfl REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CITY: SUCH BOND ELECTION TO John E. Polk, before the date and time for the CASE NO. 74.13S7.E Sheriff BE HELD ON NOVEMBER L 197& opening of the polls for such bond LEHAMILTON,JR.nd MAGAL: Seminole County BEITRESOLVEDEYTHECITY etection for the voting places at C. HAMILTON, his wife, COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF wh ich voting machines are to be Publish: Oct. 10, 17, 21. 1974 Plaintiffs, Used, and is further .uthoried and DEG as SANFORD. FLORIDA, that: L. 6:55 (2) Daily DevoIkeaI 7:00 (2, I) Today (4) News (9) Bow 7:30 (44) Black Forum 800 (4) Captain 'Kangaroo (9) Ol' Girl (44) New Zoo RCSJIJ 8:30 (9) Movie (35) Mothers-In-Law (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue () Mike Douglai ($) Golden Voyage (9) To Tell Th ______ Notice • TONIGHT'STV (3.5) Animal World (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (9) Papet' Moon (24) Every Woman (35) Pre.WFL. Special 9:00 (2, 9) Ironside Legal NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION as follows: eüged in business at Attamont TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: instructions to Voters Springs, 112 E. Altamonte Dr., You will take notice that the City II YOU are in favor of the issuance TRANSPORT TAPE RECORDING Seminole County. Florida ora under he Commission of the City of Sanford, of sa id bonds, place ifl "x" in the REPRODUCING SYSTEM WITH fictitious name of INTERSTATE Florida, on September 27, 1974. space to the left of h5 words "FOR BUILTIN TIME GENERATION AND READOUT CAPABILITY, MALL JEWELERS, and that tin. passed and adopted Resolution No. APPROVAL OF BONDS." of the DESIGNED FOR CONTINUOUS. tend to register said name with the 1161, providing to hold a bo.sd If you are not in Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole electi.3n on November 5, 1974, in issuance of said bonds, place an"*" DUTY LOGGING OF VOICE County, Florida in accordance with words and figures as follows: In the space to the left of the words COMMUNICATIONS MESSAGES. OF SPECIFICATIONS MAY BE OB. the provisions of the Fictitious "AGAINST APPROVAL TAINED AT THE SEMINOLE Name Statutes, TtWit: Section RESOLUTION NO. 1167 BONDS." $6509 Florida Statutes 1951. A RESOLUTION ORDERING SECTION 6. The City Clerk 5 COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, 5: Clyde Russell, Jr. AND PROVIDING FOR THE hereby authorized and direct ed to ROOM 101, 301 NORTH PARK Owner HOLDING OF A BOND ELECTION have printed on plain white paper a AVENUE, SANFORD FLORIDA, ___________________________________________________________________ THURSDAY Legal Notice PICTITIOUS NAME NOTlCEISherebygiventhatIam L p—. _____ 7~~ 11111 Giyi Where You Work., .or Mail A Chck Today To: a preference based on age from em ployers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. More information may be obtained from the Wage Hr office at Rm. 309. Or lando Prof Ctr. 72 W Lake Beauty Dr., P.O Box 8094 A. Orlando, Fla 32806 telephone 841 11026, - UNITED FUND OF SEMINOLE COUNTY P.O. Box 144 Sanford, Florida 32771 ThE LRITU) VW. Thanks to vu, k'j - �Thursday, Oct. 17, 1974 1013-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. i is Want Ads A tre It Apartments Rent Furnished 33 Furnished duplex with I bedroom, Adutti, no pets - After l30,3flM)0 Ibdrm. furnished apt. at HP French Ave 5100, plus 17$ deposit, water furnithed. 372.6617 Or 372 6530 Houses Rent Unfurnished 3? Houses for Sale Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage Duplex. 2 bedroom, air conditioned, AdultS prefvrred, 372 6670 Or 373 5$51 41 Newly renovated, 2 Bdrms, family room, kitchen equipped, carpet. 12,000 down 5)50 monthly. 373.77$?, HUFEMAN REALTY JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC Al Peli, Jenny Clark, Assoc. Small 1 bedroom taller. $90 Month. Adults Only, no pets. 3230764. 3 bedroom, 1", bath, kitchen equipped. $173 mo. Harold Hall -Realty. REALTOR. 1215174 .r. h.. •,,,nth*,4 Calibart Real Estate It Near St. Johns for boating, tithing, $17S. 3633017. Good location, 3 bedroom, I' bath, beautiful pool. 5200 mu pius damage & references. 904 731 0931. 7 Bedroom furnished trailer with cabana and fenced yard 323055$ 14 Hour Service ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS - 1 hi' T irne Trted Fr ill hrR 772 1470 One acre mobile home site, wtth well, septic and electricity. Near Sanford on paved road. Write or call Mr. White, 427 N. Main, AN Arbor, Mich. 4101. Acre lot in waterfront estates. Children, pets welcome. $73. 534 2032 to interview. The Muster's' Cove 37 ON RESERVOIR LAKE Business Property For Rent Sanford Retail Farmers Market Table space, Stall No. 6, open to growers $3 per day or $30 per mu. Call Stephanie Cain, 323.0360. 01.2.3 Bedroom Apts. SSwimmlng Pool *Tennis Courts FishlnO S Boating *Disposals Junior College area. just off 1792 on *17 Vacent lot, ideal for used car or nursery, etc. Water available. 321071S Dishwashers A small classified ad brings big returns. Try one and see. Call 322 7611 or $319993. Drapes SANFORD 323-7900 Storage garage for rent. Sanford Auction. 1200 French Ave. 323, 7310. ORLANDO 365-355S I CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR 3 bedroom, 1½ bath3, no qualifying. $1,900 dOwn. $196 mo. 7 pct. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3717730. -- City. 2 bedroom, family room, fenced, carpet. tow down. Only !'.000. Acre Reatty, REALTOR, 3237750, WHY RENT? '.e rave several nice nomes available in the Sunland sica prid In the 20. MAIONDA P HOME $s Iaa NEW D.t$..i kaa .v.v a INVESTMENT COUNTY 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, split plan mobile horn. on S tree shaded acre's $31,900. Terms 2 Bedroom, 1 bath house. Fireplace, screened in front porch, fenced In backyard plus fruit trees, garage and crpo.1. Price 114.500. JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR PHONE 2224457 AFTER S. M.7111 Jim Hunt Realty 'FFtL lOP 372 71$ $10,500 Owner moved north, 2 bedroom furnished home. Living and dining rooms. New range & refrigerator. Ideal for retired. Quiet neigh borhoci. Owner will finance. 131 1120. 3233)13 ' - SANFORD REALTY 7601 P.,,h 144.300. SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW o*r highest wishes will come true In this bedroom home. Abwit ground pool, outdoor brick barbecue, sprinkler system, fenced yard, screened porch. Large bedrooms, kitchen equippid. Something for every wish In the family, $29900. inc. 531-4039 6202162 edrooms, family room, screened patio, central heat, air $26000 with terms Payton FORREST GREENE INC. 372 1301 all? 97 2640 I--------UPIS11H 91UU (.. ° SANFORD NOT JUST ANOTHER HOUSE-A home. This is a charmIng 2 story older home. You will ilk, the large rooms, the completely remodeled kitchen, the cheery breakfast room, tt,e no wall.to.watl car. petlng and the many other features this home Pus. Also In cluM nice guest cottage. $4t 900. Call REALTOR.Assoclat.. Mildred Stemper, eves. 322.193111' S MULTIPLE LISTING REAL TOR 1731991 l9lS rrencn ill 13/a, 3' 149$, 377 754 7774164. 322 1959 CARRIAGE COVE Low in cost, high In results, tht's classified dds read ad usp '-I lhemt I residential area? Miscellaneous GOLF COURSE-3 bedroom, 2 bath. family room, wall to wall carpet, eat-in kitchen, dishwasher, garbage disposal, range & refrigerator. 15' x 30' screened Rattan Sofa, Chair, Table; 2 Wicker chairs; I Bean Bag Chairs; 7 Dressers; Toy Chest; Bahama Sofa; 3 Wrought :ron Nest Tables: Aquarium 1. Stand; 3 Rattan Lamps; 2 Lawn Mowers 372-1076. 2606 S. Hwy. 1792 REALTOR 323 5771 STAN'S AUCTION Hwy 4. Wct i,t St., Sanford now open daily for retail sales. Always a barn full of good clean used furniture, antiques.. TVs, and appliances. Auction every Saturday night 7;30 p.m. Consignments welcome. For Information call 372.9719 TAFFER REALTY 377 8655 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. corner lot shade trees. $15,900. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with Florida room-needs fixed up, so priced below market at 119.500. 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, in Winter Park Area, beautiful shrubs, and convenient to shopping. Priced $13,300. Call Shirley Bennett, Realtor, Assoc. 130.5500 EAST OF SANFCiFD OdgCCwzMe F C& - W Loch _ 811111111W , Aft M HOMES OF DISTINCTION Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club, 1974 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 4 'eejDrjve Looking for a garden spot? Need Place for horse? Need large 3 bedroom, 2½ bath home with formal dining and family rooms? Need fenced yard for the children? Need one year warranty on op. pliances, air conditionsa', dec trical and plumbing? Why wait? Call George Willis, Assoc. W. 5300. After bourn, 3727455. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive Saoford. 3233200 Roberts & Gilman 830-5500 (Parts 1095 Ctwk Emission Control Check Carb. Intake '73 FIAT CONVERTIBLE Beautiful Orange, Radio, 4-Sp., Economical Filter extra) Chick Coolant Check All Fluid Levels and Linkage DISCOUNT WITH THIS 3 bedroom, large family roum, wall to well shag carpet, irrigation system with well and pump. Fenced yard. 128.300. Low interest existing modgage or refinance. 337.1214. Stenstrom Realty . "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" $21,200. COUPON COUNTY- 3 bedroom, 1½ both, brick. Central climate. VA approved, $29,500. PINECREST- 3 bedroom. Owner will sell FHA or VA. See this one. 122.900 t • MiscelInnous For Sale $2L 500. COUNTY- 1 bedroom, I bath, pool, on canal to river. Call to see. Directory of A COUNTY- Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 8 acres. 5 acres in grove, $99,000. COUNTY- Nlcelbedroom oni plus acres. Real buy. 539.900 For Complete Information Call REALTOR A5toljf, Al Antar 322-2420 Anytime Your MLS Agency Air Conditioning Horns Improvements Central Heat 6. ,Air Condlfning For free estimates, Call CaI'I Harris. at SEARS in 5ntord 377 obi of all types. Carpentry, Painting, Cement Work, Light Hauling 372 2645 JIM Park Or Looking for a mgn quality bargain?. .Look to Classified 4nytIm, ... read today's Auction Open daily 10$ for consignments or Buys Any . Car sales off the floor. We also buy 1971 Dodge Dart Swinger Coupe, like estates. etc. , . Camper.Trav,i Appo1ntm#nt CC J Sf Fktc. 211 w. 2sth anord, 322.3103 $1895 ........., '4795 '5095 12195 '1003 '1095 '1795 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL °400 DISCOUNT ON ALL NEW 412 STATION WAGONS AND SEDANS 70 MUSTANG, 6 Cyl, 3-Speed, AM Radio, Nice .............$1595 70 DODGE POLARA SEDAN, Loaded Clean ...........$1595 69 OPEL KADETTE STA WAGON, Real Economy ......... $ 995 68 CUTLASS "S", Air, Auto, Blue, Real Sharp .........,...$1095 67 VW STATION WAGON, 9 Passenger Bus ...... ....... . .51395 67 DATSUN, 4 Door Sedan, Auto, Red ....,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,, $ 895 Se veral low mj1eagpenstrators In stock Save up to '1295 '1295 '895 '895 '1095 $600 on these comny MANY USED VW'S IN STOCK PRICED FROM $395 BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGE NINC. ,WOLA,lS SANFORD H" Is. un sott, '58 OrL..d, Ph sea iii. 3941 Jeep station wagon, I wheel drive. Good mechanical condition. Can be seen 2$ S. Sanf ord Ave., I'S TOS(Ryyij D,LAND It 92 A TrStk t.ad Pa jukiltit Sanford Ph )I 531 S • Extra gas tanks, air cond'tioners Special on awnings with free in. stailatlon, motor and generator service, hitches. Southern Services, 323 cir,o in the GOOd Oil' SQmfItrlsme 1f, a great time to sell something w.th Classified Ad Just dial 37? Jan or 1311993 foe a Quick results Adu - 1961 Chrysler Newport, real clean, low, low mileage Call 323-7130. Mile FlI Line GEAppliances Sanford Electric Company 2522 Park Drive, 322 1562 Remodeling, Additions & Repair, Carpentry, Roofing, Cement. Finishing, Painting. Reasonable. Bill? Gck, 373 $707. Auto Repair Cabinets, k,tchenBalhrOOm Counter top's. Sinks Installation avlable Bud Cabell. 3225052 anytime KJiR-TUNE We bring the Garage To You Tune up, electrical and diagnottiC aervice. Call 3239M for an appointment AT your home or office. - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook) $19 E Pint 322 5747 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS. Small Jobs Wanted L..eMai'y' Carpentry Color TV's; Table & Chairs; AM FM Stereo; 1969 Olds 9$. Also misc. Items. 3flO7, VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Inferior Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry, No job too small. Licensed I. Bonded. 373.3677 Can't put the car In the garage. 5111 no longer needed items with a classified ad In the Evening Herald. 0181 372.2611 or $319993 to place yours. - 1 173 • Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded. Free estimate. 323603$. - Cisankig 73 RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Econoflne Vans to Diesel Tractors I day 1 year.373 53)0 Land Clearing PAUL' SLATER Professional VIallpsprr Hanrr C&A BACKHOE SERVICE Licensed Residential, Commercial Will Do Concrete and Carpentry Landclearing, septic tai*s, fill dirt, FrecEstimates PPi. 372 6173 k of all types Call 373 425) driveways All kinds of digging 1. 377 elI? or 3733913. - - Carpet Cleaner PaThtinq and Walipaperfag. No lob too small. Quality workmlnship Ph 37J$579or313flog. -J Carpet Master. Steam, shampoo or dry foam. Clean It for the Christmas visitors. 3n$73. Post Control ''• %ART BROWN PEST CONTROL purpose again when you sell them 2567 Park Drive w4b a. 'ia'sifled ad from the 377 Herald, Call us '1063i Don't delayl Just dial 3772611 of $3). 9991 To place your low cost wird J Im Rowe Pest Control ad 3636 lroquol Ave. Snford, 337 7070 , 307W 2nd St. - l YJ LDS ROYALE 2995 •2 95 5 1226432 "Don't needs!" Serve a useful purpose again y.tln you sell them with a ClASSified Ad from the Herald. C'lt us Iodiyt Don't delay? Just tllal 3723611 or $31. 9993. To olicc your 10* cost Want Ad S Special only S 81995 APPROX. P1ch:: ON '7$ SMALL FURY tsvif Sharp '1895 FORD TORINO ' 4 Dr., Air, Auto, P.S., P B., Low Mileage. Only '1595 Double Sharp., Deep Maroon '1795w 169 DART GTS 3 dr. H. top. 340.4 speed. Bright red, black bucket $eats - chrome wheels. CLEANEST IN TOWN. ONLY $1495 •1895 APPPDX, Excellent Truck BUYS. VAN Auto, PS, Cfurornc Wheels. Rig Tires, lih,MY Black and Only V APPROX. PRICE ON '7$ NEW YORKER $7417 $2195 ro?'t?r DODGE 4 DUSTER s" soft 4 Dr. Hardtop. Loaded With Equipment. Special 71 PLYMOUTH SCAMP - 7$ 5 '71 PLYMOUTH FURY III Painting WILLS ORILLID PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and tiles We repair and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. APPROX. PRICE ON 3 Dr. Hardtop, Sharper Than Now. m000 mi, '72 Ilvuul 12995 VI, Air, Auto, P.S., Silver, whack Stripes White Buckets With Console CHEVY LAGUNA Well Drilling Jim's Concrete & Masonry-Free estimates FloorspallosILdrivirs. Brick or too planters Patch and f.' if )fl J413 Transmission. Only '73 340 DART '13 OPEL MANIA LUXUS - wor CAMARO LT Bucket Seats, Air, Automatic, Power Steering 6 Brakes. Gold W•White Vinyl Roof. .I I ¶ Papering 1 5 Speed '72 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 73 VEGA G.T. HATCHBACK I Til 644.3912 &'.. Custom made Drapes and Bedspreads. Quality workmanship. Dorothy Bliss. 319 5423. Wall •6695 Whit. With Wino Vt,,..i D*. • ching Interior, Air, Auto, P. Steering alhrake, Factory Stereo, Tape Player. only Sawing IIflIJLLflJ 71 PORSCHE 914 Loaded With Equipment & Low Mileage Only Truck Rentals OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 373 s9S4 CORVETTE 173 Pressure Cleaning un Super Used Cars While. Auto Coupe dd -- -. Heater FREIGHT SALVAGE BUY DIRECT FROM 00* (AR freezers tppliances air cond retrig step ladders wire etc. C,orrnlv'% 1 46. Sanford 373 17]) PET REST INN Boarding & Grooming Ph 372 *057 FALL CLEANING "lmpac" Wash &5pra Kieen Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks & roofs. Removes mIldew, fungus, s, w.xps I spioe'r webs 3270397 C lassified ads are hue to help you buy, sell, rent or swap at a low cost let us help you place yoursCall 3222611 or $31 999) r- Beauty Care 323-7730-- I GOING ON NOVAT I SH=QUEEN ?YSLERoPLYMOUTH ' , INC AP SANFnRr 1801 WEST FIRST ST., SANFORD 2695 '13 CHEVY LUV PICKUP Topper, A.C. 4 $p. Like New. •2395 PRICE OF '75 VAN 11726 APPROX, PRICE ON 75 FURY $A1)I I 5 '72 FORD EXPLORER PICKUP '74 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER. V-I, auto, p.s., air cond. Topper Super blue in color and only 4-Wheel Drive, 4,990 Mi. '1999 '72 DATS U N LtL HUSTLER Only 11333 $3995 • '66 FORD VAN Custom paInt. Chrome whesls £ big tires. Very clears. Perfect for lbe hippie on a budget. Only •695 Call For Additions * (WITH GOOD CRIfllT) BOB DANCEDODGE To Serve You', Pet Care Zlasslliesi ads serve tt,e buying and selling community everyday reed and use them often. Call 32226)) or 6)1.9993 Appliances 11' Aluminum boat, 5100 or btst offer. Golf clubs, and feather 'pillows. $31.284. 2 Bedroom Suites, I living room suite. W' Zenith B W TV set with stand, 3 dressers, table, lamp, home and yard misc., 25" console Zenith color TV. matching chair & ucJi. 57135)8. Experts Ready 1' JERRY'S GARAGE. Well fix your WILSON MAIER FURNITURE car best for iess, all work BUY-SELL-TRADE guaranteed. 705 French Ave., 331. 3225672 311 315E.FlrntSf, MAITLAND PLEA MART 1911 Hwy. 17 92. Open Sat. 1. Sun 95 6312920 Mustang City * - LAKE MARY- S acres nice woods, pleasing terrain, Sine homes nearby. $22.500. SO AutosforSale $50 Down Trailers , ALTAMOPITE 100'x 123', whisperIng Pines. high and dry building site. $5,750. REALTORS 116W Lake Mary Blvd 373 6353 Or 615 733) WE TAKE TRADES ow ONLY Santa Lot, zoned mobile home on canal Fell's Cove 14.000, small down, assume 132 10 mo 641 0690. LAKE MARY- Nearly ½ acre platted walkway to Crystal Lake. 13.100 . 95 1970 Chevy half ton pick up. 6 cylinder, 1 new tires, new brake's, GOod C0nditl. 1)100, 275 6314. _____ ___________ 'iFyQu have an eye for real valvi You'll eye the classified ads regularly. _________________ 75 '2695 . mon 71 VW SUPER BEETLIE, Marina Blue, AM Radio DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE 196 Mustang Grandy Hwy. 44 West, Sanford Coupe, beautiful one owner car, loaded, 323. $620 l7t26tattlana 14 13 '73 TOYOTA COROLLA 2 Dr., Air Conditioning, 4-Speed, Radio. Sharp Lots and Acreage Seminole County $ or 10 acres. Paved road, trees, fenced. Desirable location, Terry Really, REALTOR, 626-9711. Trailers l'725(out,1eeldrIve Good Minting buggy W Buy and Sell Gold and silver Coins Single or Bulk SE'IPOLI COIPICENTER. 1st St 321 80 4 1073, Lot, 106'x331', northeast Orlando. Zoned for mobile home. Has utilities & septic tank. 17.500 down. Owner will finance. 44.1000. Truc k s We Need To Sell These Used Cars To Make Room For 75 Model Trade-ins. International ' __ ____ ton, I wheel drive, toOl,bØ* bed. $1700 35 2161. Stamps.Cojn 72 M -- Wagon Train tent trailer, 1961. Sleeps I. Make' offer. 1311 Barbara Dr. '3734)0 ext. 262 before 5; or 321.0966 even". orn. PINECREST- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, extra nice. Next to tennis courts. •2495 Plantation mobile tome 12'x60' 2 bdrm., take over payments of $15 a month. Also older 10'x50', 7 bdrm., good for camp. $1700 373. FORREST GREENE INC. SAN LANTA- Brand new 3 bedroom, 114 bath. Special financing available. 173,901% '1995 '72 CHEVROLET IMPALA, AC, AT, Radio, PS, PB, i-Owner 898.1431 ORLANDO $313496 79 . 2400 N. ORANGE AVE. 12*60' mobile home, furnished 2 bedrooms, 1", baths, carpeted, central heat and air. FTU area. 69 1972 Ford Grand Torl, I door, afr, will Sacrifice. 131 3069. 74 DASHER STATION WAGON, Air, Auto, 7000 Miles ...... p995 73 VW CAMPER Air, Auto, Pop Top, Only 26,000 Mi........55495 72 PINTO SQUIRE STA WAGON, Auto, Beautiful Red ...... $2395 72 t1#'IIr'i.a OPEL RALLEY SPORT, 4-Sp., Radio, Gold with Black . $2195 'LnsJriuM, qucycIe,FuIpDress,Red&White .............$1295 motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 321 Hui P'ney Vinod's Barn, we buy furniture And n,i%Cpll iOnSlgnr,nt I ret. p'k Atc,i 5.1 niJI't ol P p (ill 312 77'() NEW TOYOTA TRADE-INS $25 Sit Points Adjust timing Chan and Set Choke MjustCart,uretor Check Belts and Nom Chock P.V.C. Valves 5.00 1973 Yamaha 250 Cycle, Only 5 oW Mills, Asking $495, Jim Lash Chrysler Plymouth Wanted to 1 Lonq MOSSIE C. BATEMAN PRO'ER 372 7643 J -------= I1ONDAOFORLAPDO CLEARANCE SALE 1603 Edgewater 141 9641. is,g, 11169 GMC STEP VAN. Clean and Gap Plugs Owner lransferredf Easy QualIfying. 3 bedroom, 2 bath luxury home on golf course. $1,900 covers all. No closing cost. Fairways Golf Village, 273 2360 Motorcycles ------ -.----------.--------_ FALL SPECIAL Mobile home on lot 106'x7311, Northeast Orlando, $12,300. Small down, owner will finance. 411 0690 78 CASH3771137 1nr s".r furniture Appl.ances Pooi rt Buy I or 1001 lens ivory, 71S S.'nfod Ave 1970 Ford Wagon. 4 cylinder, automatic. 322 0733. All er S. 312. - CF If N1AI $'tj(,', .',Ap4 fED t.i pr'(ep,',iu an condition 4fl7 Winter Plan Low 14195 $ SMITH OLDSM OBILE SCOTT Free brochure on mobile home living home in Florida Luxury living on golf course. 273 2360 Come see us at our big new location 68 Mwwe JERRY'S USED & REBUILT PART! lO5 French Ave, 32I.0$90 JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gorniiey,sc A6 3234733 HUNTING SPECIALS AutosforSah Fate Auto Repairs IUS Pontiac Bonneville Paris: engine, transmission radio, AC, seats, etc. Call after 5, 322 9511, ,L Built Wtth Pride By jRemodeling 2EE I On 1974s 80 - PaIIS.ACCeS30rIeS -, Mileagg, )-Owner - 4 I' -- ."------ -' -- 76 Feed :-- A utos 80 Autos for Sale MG lVl) Midget blue 11,000 miles 939 incoin with 430 engine, just $200and eke over payments 1971 Buick Electra 275, fully loaded, rebuilt. flew transmission Best must self. Call 631 3069. 322-7033 offer. 373 1371. Town & Country Lincoln Merci2 - 1973 Opel Rally Sport, gold with wide setctlon of new cars, i year Two 1955 Packard PatricIan,, ex. black Interior. i speed, AM radio, warranty on used cars. Year End , cellent condition, Make offer. 321. Extra clean. 519,5. Cell Don Pope savings. 3224564. Dealer. 0071. at 377 1631. Dealer. SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 73)1w 1st St 1734711 __ . - - Complt.te trailer hfctii,s All kinds available ____________ 6 CYL Engine. 4-Speed Trans. Mobile Homes ._._ - Bay Mare. Western saddle and tack Included. $75 323677 Air conditioner, 3000 BTU. Antique showcase: Executive desk mat. ching swivel chair; carpet; howling ball and bag. 373 $171. A. A. MCCLANAHAN, BROKER 42 - Camper-Travel IraUas 1977 Aristocrat 1$' Travel Trailer, Sleeps , completely self. contained, separate shower and vanity, Roll-up awning, 10 lb. gas bottle,, electric brakes, Beautiful shape. New cost 53,595. will sell for 51,1,5. 32lO9t7. - Furniture, Modern & Antique 101 N. MangoustIne St. 377140$ 4 bedroom, 3 bath, fenced yard $2900 down. BEAT INFLATION SQUEEZE Realtors Eves $69 1166 Nghts,j3 1167or)7Jgoo? "HANDY MAN SPECIAL" Inc Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENT ER 307 East 1st St. Sanford 327 9111 12.3733690 Deflary 75 Free kittens, I mos. Old, S male,? femal, fl2.67 - - / INFANT CAR SEAT, $1 BOUNCY CHAIR, 15: WALKER REALTOR Pets and Supplies - Drop In bobbin, zig zag and 3 needle position Like new condition, solid new for 53$. balance of $15 cash or c,a,mtntt uO 110 New warranty Goods 65 Sales Golf Clubs, new model Titlist Irons, Hogan woods Excellent condition. Bag included. $150. $62 1410. 372 5992 FOREST CITY Garage-Rummage ' Goad Ladles Dresses, sizes 161$. Shoes, size 7'). Other good wearing apparel. 3221953. RAVENNA PARK Harold Hall Realty . 0 Royal, Doulton, Havlland'Davarjan china, lead crystal and pressed gllss. Dave's FurnIture, 500 Sanford Ave., 333 9370. Peterson Baby Car Seat and Stroller. 373 $171. 54 Yard Sale: Fri. Sun. Furniture, dishes, clothes, jewelry, misc, Jackson Rd, 2nd road past Lake Mary Elementary School on left. Che. 's Kennel, Pups, studs, AKC, Follow the signs. To' & Mini Poodle, all colors, i'i k!tchenij one Cocker, Mini & Large vanity with laboratory, 130; 4 used - _____________________ Dachshunds, Shlh Tic,, Schnauzer, L7$x)5 tire's, $30. 3720215. Yorkle, Boston Terrier, 55 Boats & Marine Chihuahua, Beagle, Chi poo, 23 If ou have an CyC for real value. Equipment pups on display, we buy pups, you' 11 eye the CIâSSIf,Cd ads -_ finance, shots, guarantee. 1.904. requi,irl ROflSO MARINE 237-3476 or 1904fl7.3947 7977 Hwy. 1793 3fl 5961 5? Appliances Kittens, halt Siamese, coal black, , Hull, open fisherman, 35 Free to good homes. 107 E. 7 1 h St. electric start, galvanized trailer, Used washers arid dryers. Many to 3237956 5650. 322r6]70. choose from. 90 day warranty on all used appliances Dick's Ap Chihuahuas. For sale frozen beef. pilances. 3fl76j, 64 Animal Haven Grooming & Equipment for Rent __________________________ Boarding Kennels. 3fl-757, KENMORE WASHER, parts, Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Service, used machines chlmpooer for only SI per day MOON FYAPPLIA,ICLS 66 321 C.n Horses CARROLL'S FURNITURE - *Singer * * GOLDEN TC1UCH'N SEW in sewing cabinet, repOtsCs%CCI SingPr's best model, winds bobbin in machine Putty automatic Pay j or 10 payitleflIs of t),Ii,'.... Couch & Chair, $10; Twin Beds, $15. Round oak table 8. chairs. 0 & J CurIosity Shop, 1201 West 1st. SEARS UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER. 1½ YEARS OLD 130.373-6957 3 Bedroom, 2 bath house. Hidden Lake-like new small down assume VA mortgage, 114 pct. Owner Ph 37377;5 6" 4791 Household Si Household Goods Drexel Solid cherry dlningrm table, chairs. & hutch. Oriental rugs; Linens: Piano stool; Wrought iron chairs & mailbox; Antiques, etc. 1715 Magnolia Ave., 371 0197. 1913 Singer Zig-Zag FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS 24"xg". $6.50 EACH NOLL'S IN CASSELUERRY Corbett Real Estate NEARLY NEW-) bedroom split plAn, 1½ baths, wail to wall car pet, kitchen equipped, large utility storage room, $21,500 S1 - Gulbransen Horseshoe Spinet Organ, with a lot of extras. Delivered $1100. 377.3791. Thursday, Oct, 17, 197flB For Fast Results Plant Your 'Sellin Seeds' In Herald Ads Household Goods 3006 with Ix scope, shoulder strip AM scabbard. Sportking .22 semi. automatic with lx scope. Rugar .22 C. 323.4M. TV, $20; Dining Room Table And Chairs, $35; Misc., Glassware. 3774131 NORTHWEST- Good family home In established area, near schools, shopping and East-West Ex. pi'essway. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, central heat, air, on large culdesac lot with fenced back yard. patio, large llvingfomily area. $27,900. VA. FHA, or ox. celleni owner financing available for thequalif led buyer. EVEREST REALTY, INC.. REALTORS, 625 060$. After hours call Loyal Walley, Salesman. 7934110 pool. $53,000. Miscellaneous For Sale SO For Sale 1100C 75th St REALTORS Moving? Why not live In Sanford 's finest established EXCEPTIONAL 1 Bedroom 7 bath, family room, fireplace, carpeted, eatin kitchen, dishwasher, gar. bage disposal, range, large inside utility room, Outside Wilily buildinu, fenced hack yard Well landscaped. $37,250. Stemper SezI Stemper Realty eritral r I State Rd. 427,2.3 miles east of 17.92. Ph. (305) 323-8160 Orlando 8.34..,.299 M UNSWORT,i REALTY 503W It 5i 323 6061, 373 0517,373 9730 SUNLAND- 3 bedroom. carpeting, well, utility building, fenced. Nice. 7371. - you Quailyt! TWENTY-WEST- Neat 2 bedroom, 1½ bath. All extras. 126.000 LOWDOWN PAYMENT Now Is your chance to own this 3 bedroom,2 bath home overlooking beautiful Lake Dot. Excellent floor plan on large shaded lot. Only 125300. Call REALTOR. Astoria?. Vic Olsthler. Eves. 322. MOBILE HOME PARK 8e4 lot selection now available in San ford's finest family park. Come out today and reserve your Choice lot. Payment monthly payments less than rent r,osrern.nent -.ub&sdlZeCJ to q :illfid buyers Call to see if REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. 323 6353 or 6457333 WE TAKE TRADES "A wise Investment beats a lifetime 01 toil 11 SO 105173 1336 43 DRIVE INTO this beautiful 3 bedroom 2 both cement block home on Lake Mary. Central heat and air, large screened porch, kitchen and living room are "biggies". Come see and ski. Only Houses for Sale 7 14 Pct Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN New 3 and I bedroom homes, 1' to 7 baths priced from $72,630 to $75.100 on large wooded lot Seller pays all ctS'ng cost VA. FHA. convenilonel loans Builder, Dellona, 901 759 2250 Orlando, Large Shade Trees POOL IflAROflDA ' HOES 1 Pen riovss na rural area No do'Afl - - ioolnq for gd tu5irs$t Of nyc'S? ment7 A) .5'DbsJUt our listings on proptfTi.s in this area I 41 ,'.INTER PARK 3 bedrooms, 1½ bath, well to wall carpeting, garage & utility room. SUN LAND * They're Hot!" * Lake Mary After H's 373 975.4 377 3991 and 373 064 7 Acres,3 bedroom block home, 3 out buildings. 891.2673, Crescent • Ornamental stone fireplace, turn columns, Sunken paneled Sami room. 3 bedroom, garage. re wood privacy fenced. carpt Unbelievable at 18.500. Huff, Houses for Sale 41 Das 337 8123 '*21 or 1.7 2)52 SPANISH CHARM LOW DOWN PAYMENT Moblc Home Lots For Rent 35 IBEDROOM HOUSE FENCED YARD 6*5 0582 "Get 'Em While Call 372 74 Enjoy beautiful Wekiva Rlver.by tenting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. No pets. No alcohol. Family only. 3 bedroom, I bath, nC*ly decorated inside. Near P,rr'!c .,n 25th 5t is' and last month pk's 1100 SeCrity deposit, $160 per month. 1300336. ae,* this easyt w.,Isi'e at *11 be u$,fI4I u'th a asasit •CvtI4 rei$ saceae II i5..4lljIS eta urd to ,s in r,1Cf8t1 yOv? f4.4td to ovvcboee a w & bedr.o11, home for NO CASH ) DOWN PAYMENT AND MONTHLY f REDVCED enter tie r PAYMENTS Ad4.ae . Formers w.ueevCt* Mt4ta.CI Pta.. Stjtt 703 The Greater Mall REALTORS, Casseiberry, $30 166.6 GENEVA, 1760% carpet, central 3 bedroom. kitchen equipped, 2 porches, $110 mo. 333 1767. OFF AIRPORT BLVD. Hartnan Realty, Inc. Travel Trailer, monthly, on lake In campground. 3224017. Adults I child. Center air, heat. 3 bedroom. 1375 plus security. 7621 Elm, Sanford. 838 051. 372 1391:322 8653 Day, Eve Broker, 107 W Commercial Sanford, 372 711) Mobile Homes Rent Houses for Sale * * * * Deltona * * * * W. Garnett White Furnished or tIM,ith.w4 7 Bedroom Ptøme For Rent 373.2970 Alter 5377 7539 Classified Gal Your Fri*endij 41 Houses Rent Furnished Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. WHERE EVERYBODY RIDES!! WE HAVE A NICE SELECTION OF USED CARS.NEW is MODEL CARS & TRUCKS IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM I -. �- - _______ 1 128—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ______ Thursday, Oct. 17, 1974 Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY PUT 6OmEOME 1 (rM GOiNG A i 1OTEL.L. - - LEFT AN UGLY IO•i1 (' )1 ° (___) )) + 975 *AKJ87 __ _____ ake I 4,logs 1 DID syou'\ 'EAOTht5 ..,i HAS 10 PUNISH HEAR., jTHON II14G PEOPLE JUST BE •-'- _% I ~ Ir ,,- ~ 1 ~~,/l~ ' 4 . GC ,.(: -- 3 - - -.! \ -' I) L , 1., ., / - 7 ¼ / /i - -'. / - I , .. 7~ _______________ C(V - 7 / CS...i L$ CP') Z) "%E ~001LAR5-r ,-/' / -4 - - - - a p . \ ) PLUGS 3 ' STUDENTS YOUR 4 FFI- I ~ - CONCERTS 301 SO Y002F V1b40 1 S (• CLASSES.. / ~ ~-______ 17 11 - ic Young ! Il l çaASSOONAS 1 F I "WSTERV TO BED? _ -A - \' I I F (NI 5(4 THiS 1 IWANT FIND QJT ), i \ ' \• ' / / ' :1? .Z. J ! S, -, - aa "it' S CATSUP! ______V -1 — PRISCILLAS r~ I Jr-_- -'I I - I It 1 L6ED ) - __ i ig 1~^,I. . POSTER12 TAKfl'42' I .1 I I ( - - . . I -- — THE BAJCJ 0 t -~- -,-- _~ ~ t rogpj , you, rir''v - ________ / . ______ ,, ,--"It%% - _______________________ _- ,,.." ~?: . _AAFWZ1 , ~_ I. . tW J Q- _________________________ - c e - 'E Vt yr - 7 M; i /- /'- - rVtl~ l vv-,--] It I 1.' . -- iY7 I 1~i J~)_- WHO W W.AdEllry a" I" FOUTICS ? I IT KA,% M0 MEEDS IT' ReSALE VULF- I - _. .k vors to banks 'n , return for . - I -j. . t 4k. "%- I . - campaigncontributions ~, t,l I I I . . A i \ -~ 11-. - - I I Z..I / other unrelated matter first, delaying an encl to the suspense 4 4 -# . .__1 ~ - * ~-. i t~-K-____- ":4 . that has gripped O'Malley through six months of investi- - `~ - -. ', i I A " ,, O CHARGED IN ROBBERY Seminole Sheriff's deputies today arrested three persons in last week's armed robbery of three elderly Midway residents In which a sale reportedly containing $100,000 in savings was taken. Rev. Grant Wilson, $O, of 538 W. SR-436, Altamonte Springs, shown at right with IA. George Abbgy, as booked on armed robbery and use of firearm In commission of felony ch2rges. HIs wIle iN far -,38, shown at left with detecthe Jerry Capshaw, was charged as accessory to robbery. A 17 year-old juverille was also arre%ted. Officials said the empty sale has been rm vered and a search is tuiderway for the money. (hlcraldPhotosby Bill Vincent) "C WA -1. 00 Bicentennial Medals Available 0 - __ hatz~~ been uncler disciission through - 11% I ..) No . 2 ~ ,Z _. ., (have) top priority" when 1.1 become governor in January." I _______________ F Char e iv .I- . .- ~). I - I I ' I ____ C rp_ % -# N - .• Republican gubernatorial The letter noted that Urder ministration and as a result "it gatlon CiIude Kirk's is factually unknown when candidate Jerr) Thomas former Go Meanwhile, the Tampa ThbFrida) laid the blame for last administration 812 mIllion had coiistruction of a new bridge uric quoted sources as saying week's five deaths in the Osteen been authorized to build a new will be completed." that OMalley protnised to deDistrict Engineer C. A. "Bill" posit state treasury bonds in a Bridge tragedy at the doorstep bridge to replace the dangerous of Gov. Reuben Askew, his and obsolete Osteen Bridge." Benedict and deputy engineer group of banks if he received a Democratic opponent. ThOmas further charged that Charles Sylvester Jr. con- $ io,00o contribution to his 1970 77homas, in a letter to the the project was not vigorously firnied as inuch Thursday when campaign. Board of Seminole Count) pursued by the Askew ad- during a meeting with IUCII1 0 Ma1le's treasury deposit Commissioners and W. Garnett bers of the chamber's Road and decisions apparently have been Bridgt Committee the) were investigated by the grand Jury White, President of the Sanford unable to give a .satisfactory CLamber of Commerce, CLEAR ~Wk-_~ answer as to when work might .-_____ N I ___________ 7' Deal w TAUAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Blamed On Askew I ON THE OTHER SiDe S _____ I .0 ___4 .."...1-,__ _% ne I.Ron County grand jury expected to deal with ,m BATHING " t li ).4I OMalley - was i J tions of Soviet taws and regu- position to bring to the attention ard of initial compliance-to be between him and Kissinger. teria and practices will hence- emigration response." Jackson told reporters at a The White House made no an forth govern emigration from 3 "Applications for emigra. Kissinger's letter made no White House news conference nouncement of its own and all the USSR" tion will be processed In order mention of the number of cmi. that the 60,000 figure did not press releases distributed there Kissinger listed six points, of receipt, including those pre- grants that would be allowed to represent a quota - __ . 4LEErNo ARWAANOE- I i-1 .-1 _ V i-. __ A-*~v .1 _) .1 I Jackson, in his letter to Ki.i- ingwIthFodandSe'eryof aremorethan adequate." Iationsandwili thereforenotbe of the Soviet leadership in. theissuanceofvlsasat therate State Henry A. Kissinger, JackIn a letter to Jackson, Kissin- permitted ...... dications that we may have that of 60,000 per annum; and we son wanflieuofaW)tJte ger wote,,"I should like, 2 "No unreasonable or tin- these criteria and practices are understand that the President House poclitun to unveil a six. behalf of the administration, to lawful impediments will be not being' app'lled, Our proposes to use the sam j benpoint agreement outlined In an inform you that we have been placed in the way of persons representations - wiU receive chmark as thL minimum stand- " ii. - -- 6Oc,p MA'A - 1 MV i last year will remain sus- "Punitive actions against pended" singer, wrote individuals seeking to emigrate 6. "With respect to all the "We would consider a benthe USSR would be viola foregoing points, we will be In a chmark — a minimum stand- assured that the following ai. desiring to make application for sympathetic consideratilun and ard of initial compliance." I Bob Montana YESSIR! ____ ______ , 11 0 `t Osteen Tra e - I _____ . ', . III9. j,.& a t A I - m! . I _-' _____ by Crooks & Lawrence . . . . . . . .01". *0 . . 8, , - - I-, I IC TO HOSE NIOU DOWN THE DIDN'T DECKS ? TELL. ME _________ ____ - .1, Ready to do their bit for United Nations Children's Fund(UN10EFare these happy, healthy )oungsters who ,Aill collect coins to help children less fortunate In other parU of the world. Many local churches are cooperating with Church Women United In sponsoring the Halloween UNICEF drive. Children can be Identified by official orange badges and boxes. Oct. 27 has been proclaimed UNICEF day In Sanford. From left, Nan Silike, Matthew Powers, Christopher Trosper and IJesl . I (DIDN'r I 4~VM0V RIGMT ? _____ . - 1017 ARCHI E ! CAN'r Oar- a' 7 . ______ -. • !" __ - _3 LOCAL CHILDREN TO AID UNICEF BY COLLECTING COINS . by - . . 't .4 : were: _%- . ONE-Tyloo-TwpErz! a , _____ I I 14t:. _: . 1 1'~~ *V I _ X_~, I . ..., - , .* _ . r-~ ARCME CAPTAII N ! HOSE. DOVVN ThE OE..S WITH ,Ft'T W I r . - - AYE, . ••.' . _ -_ ` 4 ) passage of major trade legislation and ends a two-year fight monthsilitfeels the Soiets are by Jackson and others to IIIber- not upholding their part of the alizeSovietemigration policies bargain, Jackson told re- from Following a half-hour meet. porters,"I think the safe rds . - ,. ) DOWN Union of at least 60,000 persons new Soviet policies will be in)- spell out an acceptable level of 4. "Hardship cases will be rate of emigration from the plernented and, in return, Con- Soviet Jewish emigra tion and processed sympa thetically and USSR would begin to rise a year The accord involving Con- gress will authorize the grant- provide assurances that the So- expeditiously ...." promptly from the 1973 level gress, the Ford administra tion ing of tariff concessions and viets will cease harrassing per. . and would continue to rise to 5. The collection sans seeking to leave, andtheSovietUnion,atsoopens credits to the Soviets. called emigration tax on cml- correspond to the number of Noting that Congress can end the way for congressional The points listed by Kissinger grants which was suspended OPPlicants." 4~ I . I ARCHIE , I 14 - L. 9-- I ___ C) = - THOSE! " "-) FRCM ;Z!CH / 11,.~~ i- l\fBEN historic step aimed at ensuring gration agreed to an 18-month islative language for the com- fessional status of the appU- criteria, practices and procefree emigration from the Soviet trial period during which the promise accord, seeking to cant." dures set forth in this letter, the e" V-- 1W ,. UP, ONE Tv.D-THREE -_ .~e I . IT . Jackson, Sen. Jacob K. Ja- viously filed, and on a nondis- leave each year, but he wrote vits, fl-N.Y., and Sen. Abraham criminatory basis as regards Jackson: announced today at the White In essence, Jackson and other Ribicoff, D-Conn., have been the place of residence, race, re"... It will be our assumption house what he described as a proponents of freer Soviet cml. working to formulate final leg- ligion, national origin and pro- that with the application of the Henry M. 4. ' S YER LOGS 1VFfflEfU -A. ... ) WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. on the matter were from JackJackson, 1)-Wash., son's office. ' im - I HAVJN& MY REZ N • .. ,.. — I .* : I 4 - -.1. - - : AW,CMON. FVpvv NVR HFARP OF ANIO NE tT'S T IME FOR Vf% .r UK JOHN W4'Y'NEJ ,-,., _, I __ [LJTONE - 1 - - ,—.., ç i . - , NS. _~ I -IL. '•_'_ % ' by All Von"oer ____—______ _______________________ 7 1 WINTHROP . 1 ~ - . - 4 ... .1.. ... - - - ~!) ,~ i 4. . - - I . . , ( — — QoPS! VV E GO . i- cC W.1 I&T HEARAKES IN P ve ree . . J I . r1\ - mi ra ion asin , ' byT.K.KY'fl 'r... ........... s--- - - L4 N , ____ C . - RWflNTP, - UIARP? . . IV J M , --- U. w e ______ - CM/ ,). >.... - - 70 ____ . 'I 1 . rj1 - ii"- , ' L ICLOUT, . YA KNO J) ;1~ ! .i i1 / - 0 .c' c-i 0 4 __ (1 \ . _* . ii -14 R*w ON I - o,DrrBEcAuSE II'T' COME I LI 5.. A I _/_-;;_f hi / - - t .'- -) ~ ,, ______ a .. ". - I SUGSBUNNY / /.'.' - - vie ,w,.- - . 7)i4VJT ...7 " (5' ~_. -. ---- -i I - ' . - t' T" 41 , • -_ , . - __~ _. ` — - - - — 11 jD IE%t.A1YAtIff,/A(1 f%. I ,_ q IL __ . - BLO$DIE I..\ / TAAN T14E CrAIM ... 1` ~ Jr• ; OW WAS SAO~~ + J - __ _ .j k).,MD..O4LJP*J1- I ! I , ft ___ - CBE ite rcw? 87 .2- (a'%M5tW d 4((E.4'T 01L Ell MR .2- (4 5/'liXlr? 7N6F()4"%'f5Ti "uhI / 4_4 .i DA5A'OOO NNY BUSINESS IN CAN4DA - C4VuW, AAZU /IAVF (44E -- -- - p __________ • South 14 by Garry Trudeau . 1. I Cow!' 'Holy /hats your favori t e OXP What dooudono' 7WTl5 P16H,r- c((ao )a I [ I,. A C- bpI y D ad ( 's P / _ ByDONNAESTES Herald Writer ____________________ ____________________ -___________________ 'T'EIR Court Phase-Out ., 17 4 \'?OI h. t}OW, Raps Repor t Al 000NESBURY ...B" SL EEPI NG ROCK THROUGH I 1t4 HERE, YOU 00 YOU REALLY \ 5ILLY OLD THINK YOU CAN I GET EVEN WITA WAT.0 ARE MY EAR- r:~Ijp , %W- by Larry Lewis __________________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 7' WHERE ~ 006 V hearts; stopped to regroup TODAY'S QUESTION when West showed out and after s ou bid four notrump and he considerable slow play came shows two aces. You bid down t hree-card ending. He flotrump and he shows one king. Whlt (to voil (in no", 1 -- .; Bar municipalcourtshavenotacted aSeriesofseriousproblemswill system personnel In relation to county system and are more — Need for additional court continuing the use of the city court. This is critical since properlyinthepastand insome result from the elimination of fewer personnel needed in susceptible to continuances to facilities: the vast majority of municipal jails because many only a certain portion of a police I The phasing-out of municipal instances have been used as a city courts including in order municipal court. higher courts. I.ick of municipal court.s are only part- do not meet the Florida force is "on duty" at any given , court.sby1977,arequirctnentof major income producer for given: — Inconvenience to citizens: familiarity by state prosecutors time, utilizing whatever Department of Corrections time and can be detrimental to ) the Florida Constitution is cities. - I,oss of revenue to citizens must travel Inordinate with municipal ordinances. facilities are available (such as standards for long terin use. it a small municipality with only Article 5, is an example of Chewning's letter endorsed municipalities: either no distances (in Seminole County - Effect on morale of law city council chamber, a room in is believed that county a skeleton crew. r "open heart surgery to cure a an 11-page report of the Florida revenue or only a small aniount to Sanford) and are thus enforcement: a rather sizable city hall, police station etc.) for detention facilities (such as in ( The , committee report , (d hhIgnaIl," charges Orlando Bar Association's committee on of revenue i returned to th e penalized not only by a fine and decrease in the num be r of the courtroom itself and for Seminole County) will not be retoinmends that the lass be Public Safety Director Robert municipal courts that suggests cities from fines and bond costs, but also with time. arrests by city police officers court staff. able to handle municipal amended to retain municipal J. Chewning. the abolition of city courts will forfeitures collected in county " has been noted. Many Considerations listed under prisoners officers . Some city jails here courts under certain cir, l p Chewning included the create more problems than it court for violation of municipal have asked "Why should I put this item are: "Will the court have already been condemned cwnstances, but making them comment in a letter to Sen. solves, ordinances. The report charges — Inability of the mylifeonthelinetobreakupa facility be available when by the state for long-term use subject to the jurisdiction and Kenneth Plante (R-Winter Thecommittee was headed that county courts charge more municipality to deterinine fij,ht or -a rruit a bellirerent municipal courts areabolOivd. an(] are now use(] simply as auth.,)rity fif 11w chief rirc'l~t Your Ao k • h3 I I in ood •itt rt c (,t rIi(t I u ,t thn th pnait dispoitioui ol flu Ut) ta in tiruik bin tiutiutrig s going to Can tiuc pri suit ourut Mother I judgi holding 'aculuties I , A, sisting that the phasing-out Korman and the report was costs remain with the county county court. happen in the county?" facilities handle the municipal -Uw enforcement function: StINDAY- Ned Julian, process should be delayed at written by Orlando city judge and the fines go to the city. — Increase in time from —Need Ioraddithnaljudges: caseload? What alternatives municipal police officers are president of the Seminole least. Robert Hamilton, prior to his — Substantial increase in arrest to trial: municipal or- additional county judges will be are available? required to spend more time County Bar Association and his The "hangnail" he referred resinatIon under fire from the county court personnel: rather dinance violations have a required at such time as all By Rogci B&Ien — Need for detention waiting for their cases to be thoughts on city courts and 1-1 ! to is the conteention by some that ber,ch there. 77he report claims drastic increases in county relatively low priority In the inunicipal courts are aboli,3hed. facilities: the suitability of called in count , court than in today's police officers. ) i sayin The bidding hac been West North East 1+ Pass `0 .__-_i__i:(:______ L ° 1) - suit squeeze. A-Bid four notrump. Take the lie won the spade lead with simple lllack-Aood route to at his king; played two rounds of leatit six. . / \ \ iI in -• 5TILL '.. '\ 8tRfl&...) ti ii swindle." Seven notrump was a mighty good contract. If hearts broke better than 5-1 South would havehadl3toptricks.Asitwas he worked out a perfect three-. I / UA1N qu, nsom -4 1J1 i finally fall for ,I second-class .)T - - p', ti 31 (114 swore South, -expletive, ex- - - 1' e last to cards as a heart He finally decided th at the other one was the nine of spades ° South took the club finesse and went down two tricks. "Deleted, deleted, deleted," lrd. I*? - (t5) 6V I'flss 7 \ Pass Ias I' Opening li'ad-Q4 I'acs ., -' — - - the Jack of spades and ~ung on to the nine. .South knew ftt one of East's Weit North Ea sI South 14 Pass 4 .N.T - THE BORN LOSER liT North- South vulnerable __ - ,,, ~, - •.• ..,, - ..\ , "-.--- 4fi4 ~ ,_.,.~~ , - ,14 -) -+ - -- -- — West had discarded the four of spades on the second heart; played the 10 of spades when the suit was next ied; discarded ' . ,! 1.0 r $ ( I — — \ . HEAVEMS _% ( ___~ f ,-. % ( — J42 i - - RE AL MEAN Y_ ...THESi+1RE GOI)46 10, ("MYT WHILE ,.A A heart and hence had to unguard his 1:1I; poor South, for 46(432 by Dave Graue ALLEY OOP - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents P,Y Ir94t2875 4 6432 4 108 I I - L_,,' sitting in front of dummy had to discard down to a high spade and one club whereupon the eight of spades was thrown from clununy to leave the king 6 A83 ' I 37 67th Year, No. 51—Friday, October 18, 1974 JAMES JACOBY _______________ A :i- 111evEkli I By OSWALD and _____ 1 - tl ~ WIN AT BRIDGE 1IS)'D DO THAT J . i!r —I PIDNT KNOW filkRff- NEW TV AND kILC CARNIVAL - - ~. r-~__. , . I I= 9: 61 _,~ A_ ~__ - _C_ .4. I- _____ - - I _ _~ . 4 _ . - I /11~~_ - - I . . . - . . I !2 - F_% (_1 i i - I : F*ANX AND EANEST i -- . 1-111k F.Ra . .~4 I T ~ 1 .I , -, ..- . , . . . - - L C--~ C_~7- - 0 1. i R ff-ws . . . ~ - I f r - - -. 1. , ''v J - - I 1 : - jI' It. --,' MY -__.. " - i - _______ --- - ' - .: —__ , .—.--------- .1 4 1 ' 1 3 I by Frank Hill ,E VA, IYI$ •.. .—-4 - A MY sLEEP. -' . . . J I-'- e - —y-- - 'THE hk~LODY ISNT 8AD, li— ucr AWFUL I k ? .9' L ( - - - - __-'-. '_ - I ) -__-' - 1 ' '4 >\._. .. .E - _______ __________ I YAM~ 1a '. ;. - I . /0-17 A SON& . ~_ Road 415 into the river. The dead included hfilton apd I I 11 i - - - ' :- - _______ 0. Index do was to repeat that the project was in the 1974-75 budgit but the probkiuu of - _: of last winter's gasoline . Jean Clark. 35, and her daughter, Cindy, 9 and son Kennett), 9. Six other passenger were rescued froin e St. Johris River. Around The Clock 4i% Bridge . . I I 1. -6B . 3A shortage and the resulting C'rum%Nord Puzzle . _ Thomaslaudtheblameforthe tragcdy squarely on what he Dear Abby l)r ('ranc 5A 8A 5A politicize(I priorities of the ,'isicew iulnunistratlon witlun the 1' 'urtriie:ut tif Ii lIoros4.oIx hospital Obituaries IA 3A 3A sthtio" 1eletiori - 38 receiPts -left h (h flsreJust en e new construction might be put out for bids. Meanwhile, County Coinning to lead a delegation to Tailahasee to nt with Gov Askew and Department of Walter I'ecll In an effort to coney to the state officials local concern and interest in the Bridge project ~ - * - Emma Wilkins, the van's dther I - 11 1 I , when the van they were riding Weather Details Page 3A was rammed from behind by .a food company truck and I bBob - 0 - I ? S_ -~o -16,' 4(., I ) q ~ 16 0 M __ . ,." 0. . i~.r! ~ ik LZ . By BIU. BEIJLEVIU.F. , Iy - __ 1, -- t i -TJ. --% Vf- t !fW - J- 1 I __/ . 1- 2kv-m; 7*_ 1 ~ _. ..1 .. if- I V*' . . - r,, ~. 4 area banks and savings cording to Jack Horner - Ii -__ _1~* -- -.--4 ,uq. j , .- .'. temporary state historian. metal and the design. Chamber building and are Presently on sale there. -already been received by tennial Sleciallions are and ltftut- ~_ " Attractive bronze and They are sold in. dividually. embedded in Solid lucite in the shape of the state, and in pendant form. Prices range from $4 I scene representati v e of Florsda' spanish heritage an eagle on the other, are oUered in both sterling silver and antique bronzt. The medals are the first of issued annually until 19-3. Once pr inted, the entire set of 25 will cost SM but their -value in trrins of Florida- Replick, wiebof out-of-print books are also historical investment," Horner said, is much revenue generating de%ict, to support the Bicenknnial higher books, reprinted by the state include an in troduction by a con- will soon be manned da il y by Bicentennial olunteers Homer said. � 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, October 17, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 17, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0165297f716ede3fcfd0386a6cde8370.pdf 66b0fd1992d935a0c27b91f8c14710a1 PDF Text Text - - - - iittr J ' uesuay, 8B-Evening Herald Santora.F1. 1, wo" BE VAT I/ n ; T RIC-T / 1IwA A C_ 1Z )c4c4e ,jj ON N . ___ S JACOBY &4? -- AQ - •Q J 5 * K Q tO K - - ° _____________________________ - rt-."~-_ , ~*, i 3 - -) / 1''' L 41,I 11 ., • I , ' - io.'s\ ) .. 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'THC- 9A7RDNAL I i-I iNK HS EO%k.E F r,&JlD j RHAILITAT1(J,J • AND HERE DEAR WAS BOY, JUST A FEW THAT'S LOC4 OW/ PICTURES Qf HER KITTEN HE'S HAVING ____________________ ______ W I I I ______ mli'Jk yiijg MJIJP WAY IF AX ft _ II ! II , 4 I . ' ! I ~ ' I t - W, . ___"~_ 1. -X I - .- rm-4 . 1- - I x . FRANK AND ERNEST . . ! t I ,:. k X. \. -- 1.___________ -.-..-----... 7 ~ - --- _____ AM)SED ME 0F P_XkRXK,*_ MJO, 11 I..i& "I- I I! - I __ A -- i..._. _____ - .: J-- _____ - -' LU I L I I / \ I L"I -- I I MiX' I -jflf IIUII I 01111. ., It 1, It rla~ , . , 0(~~ R, - 4 I I ( \ ;t,, ~ !9 Li I - ' Wi V I b.if ED WINE: / tji SWRT RIBS GO WELL L01E WHEN 4LE - n y / L_4iUU_ U 1 ___________________- CCII- C=PIR AXXt 1 __7____ ~i 0 ~Cl) M I ! __ - 21 - 11.41S t -A Mfg jAl4? \ ( " 'mnnr 71111I lilt It Itlilt ( I 111 If UU11UULL UtJ by Frank Hill IN - St~. 10:30 WAS A W A HOUR. L' 1. - - 0 \ -- -. PIIOAT10N I _______________________________ 1 J .- 1 -----.-.--.---.------ ___ I Ii - _-._- w- 4 - • 'For Sale' signs on completed homeswaitlng for buyers I __ fA - . 0 I MW .--^ I C e ica 1F-. . ----.------.- -_ _. - j-_---_ - -_ --_--_ 0 :,-` --- -; - _,~.~Z~ _________ _I 4. A~ - J - .... - - _____ - I - - . - / ~' - - i i, I- -- - ~_&~~.: - I. -- - .A,* . 1.. - , ' - ' ' _. .. - • . . - - - -70 - - - a r a e irm o u e emino e ommission By BILL BF1JVIU But Relin conthcte by the action. Sid ViM Jr., who "or service,,' Dnimnd Herald StafI Writer Herald at his Rochester, N.Y., asked for revocaft, said the said. "is better ftn no serAngered by the ION Of cer- office said that "Our o4stmen f wro-does not have cmUwU I i -_ I'll" -fon of Semliale County can:-o.xpet:t it) cont I1e4,t,. 'iLr, '-Om , ctlult'Y custc,rders. In Cwiun4sion citairman John I 71 firm's attomey Leonard Relin custo ars paid up unid Dec, 3i maintain regular se he dd Wednesday he plans to and have not notified Customers of has ignored all evidence that he intend to se them . take legal acflonagainst the any change ln rates orservice has presented to them, Inwho was not p5ent county commission at as required by terms of the cluding photos of bay rutted "We will seek immediate the hearing ThaY, notified ordinance." dirt roads that precluded Um commission by telegram injunctive relief from the that neither be nor the firm's The only commissioner courts," Relin said. "Then we owner James Kuvrich would be voting against the motion was during heavy rains. "Wt; sem people in the county Umt, no one e Greg Drummond who said he commissioners individually for able a will serveIndud1 By DONNA iisrs free medical clinic in the city Lormann, named director for a LW u$ In the"middle ofaju trial" to "was in favor of a 30-day black neig The county has named Sch. an amoun C o.e ' ghborhoods that no Rochester and Kuviich ,,has probationaryperiod." Herald Staff Writer may be signed as early as the city's side of the project, weizer and Co. the architects of dollars." se will go into," Relln .Nlon&y night, said County and Kimbrough are expected to the new facility to be built The commission revoked the received an Injury requiring Drummond said that the one said. 4 LONGWOOL~- Documents Commission Chaiman John go through the proposed lease where the old clin w in I c as "' certification Tuesday night him to be bedridden," The probationary period will at Testimony given by county Rochester attorrey requested least allow customers to ma after a continued public hearing firming up the construction Kimbrough, county project agreements this week in operation at Church and Wil engineer J.C. Lavender critical an adjournment of the hearing bemille aware of the 3ituauon that began three weeks ago on plans for the new 190,000 director. preparation for the Monday .~treets, of the firm's service and ne siping. service complaints of the until Nov. It Seminole County Health Dept. so that they %rill not prepay for abusive language from both the But commissioners Tuesdav service, and so they will be able workers ard manager &hould Under the city-county company. The revocation is I city will lease effective Nov. 12. decided to take immediate to W new service." agreement the for 50 years at no charge the "because I could not be Own to property on which the old clinic them Tuesday,P9 building now stands. . ReUn declared. The com,mission continued 'Me city has al.so promised to ft, the hearing from last Tuesday Provide adequate parking after Relin told them that ace. Grady Johnson, a local conThe half block of city land, tractor, would be buying into bounded by Wilma, urch and i I The chairman of Seminole cities serd the firm and assundng control technical I, meeting be the Warren Streets was given to of "managerial functions." County's legislative delegation, representatives to the meeting, The beginning of awould count'-wide I rnmprohPnetive the city by the county com• I r,. p,i Fipopnr Nionnev IR- nnIv .qAnfnrel rind Altnninn!e effert !!! .. . . -.-- .- . .M to its ure iniu-itIw-s wnen letter oi intent fru.i, icitaiscr. Casselberry), has s&duled an Springs have taken formal planning, required under state As little children are a group of citizens pleaded for organizatiomial meeting of an ad action and were expecting to rmeive law transforming into spooks the parcel as a medical clinic hoc technica! committee for an evaluation of Johnson and a Sanford named City Manager Mooney in a letter to a all site and goblins for Halloween, cmprthr,ivc planning 1cr 7 W. E. Knowles and the cities noted the legislative statement of policy intent from Bear Gulley Road leading pm., Maday at Scmnc!c Mtamcntc Springs City Council delegation is vitally interested ttw new management team on In the early 1960's the city to Glenn Turrer's castle A .Junior College. Tuesday. But on Friday, Tuesday night appointed Mayor in successful ./ ' the im- also built Its city hail and fire will be transfoanlng into . Johnson notified the board by Although Mooney requested Norman Floyd and Councilman plementatlon of the la which house on the tract and added one-way l l)eVoney. letter that he decided not to all seven of Seminole County's encourages planning for future the police station in the late That's the proposition of invest in the firm and called the land use requirements. 1960's. the Goldenrod Jaycees who I move "an unwise business Subjects to be studied are plan to haunt the Turner venture." traffic circulation, sanitary The clinic building, unusable Castle the evenings of Oct. Seminole County Dis water seers, • supply, since renovations were stopped 31, Nov 1 and 2 for a Inc., initially was put on six. drainage, consenat on o , earlier this year, will be Halloween celebration. '.-.-months probation In January natural resources, housing, demolished at county expense. Turner's partially Ii public it sen cc completed multi million related complaints and (ire control in addition to I. City firemen in recent weeks Sanford-Seminole Devel. The firm, organized in , ". 1:I opinent Co. Inc. board of Sanford in 1961, is affiliated The cities have objected .%tripp '. . , directors for the 12th con. with the Small Business vigorously to the county new air-conditioner to renovate will be opened to costumed secutive year has authorized a Administration and helps L-orip,lissiorv-sponsored legis- part of the fire house into ~ I -1 , youngsters and their ~ dividend to its stockholders. qualified small businesses that !ation, ~ . , . firemen's quarters. ~ _,.~- \ I. q parents as a Jaycee project project an increase in local " at the end of the month. P #* effort in data mllection and The clinic wa.s clo.sed o(q. 1, The Jaycees want Bear financing problems. analysis can avoid duplication 1973 wi city coancil's orders Gulley Road, a two-way The dividend declared is ° of resource expenditure and when plans were to take It over g stretch leading to and from cents per share, a five per c allow more time for each city to for expanded city office space the castle, to be made in the evening hours - you I would not be in favor per use the information in the temporarily one-way to cant haunt a castle too of one-way travel there," share, decision-making process. He After a different council well in the daytime." accommodate an an. Bush said In a Monday He-elected to the board of added that coordination from asswned office this year, ofMalicious vandalism caused ticipated large volume of Bush, though, report to the commIio was 3Do matomers In the Chulucita directors at the organization't the outset car aisc reduce fices in city hall were re. ia-comind spooks. Another ccncerned about en. "Resicients along that roW area to be without phone service 13th annual meeting Tuesday technical inconsistencies as the arranged and space is now road will be used to handle torcement about any need two-way travel for AroundtheClock. _ 4A today according to Sanford were: Clifford McKibbin, plan evolves and help insure a considered adequate. the exiting traffic, acdaily excursions, and county restriction limiting Bridge . . ,_ Southern Bell manager Tom president; V. Scott Burns, vice truly county-wido plan. cording to the civic club, especially for emergen. the rnadto oway. "How .............3A president; Clyde Long. IU legislator noted that the The large office formerly Hunt, Although county roads cies." would you enforce it?," he ... Repair crews were expected treasurer; George Teuhy, new state annexation law used Ly Mayor Eugene Jaques superintendent Bill Bush asked. But ILattaway said he Crosswtvd Puzzle . to have service back to normal - requires detailed planning for now houses the utility departgave the propo3al a less "has the feeling this is Bear Gulley Raad runs 4Dear Abby 128 Patricia Iargen, Roy Mann, Ed expansion of munI ipal ser- ment billing operation b 6 m today than fav orable recoir going to be a pretty big S's of a miule between SR 4 168 Hunt said an investigation is Davis and W. A. Patrick. A new vices prior to annexat on of new bookkeeper was moved into the mendation, countv Lvmthing. Uncle Hubie is going on the west, and Howell 1k. Lamb ......_.... T _ 12B underway to apprehend the member of the board elected lands and gives zoning contM former utility office and ' mlss1oner Mike Hattaway to be there and all" Branch Road on the east In Horoscope , 168 individuals who fired a shotgun was Andrew Camway. of the annexed lands to the court clerk with an ass'stant thought it udght be a good Beskim Hattawiy swd, --I the southeastern part at' the Hospital . -, ..., John Kridcr is executive county For tio years after uses the office form3rly used by and 22 caliber fire Into a 300idea. think they just want to do it county. predent cable located on the bookkeeper. SR 419 anixatlon _________________________________________________________________ TileIon par I ________________________________________ onstructl Jaycees Seek OnewWay Roa To I I -i' m zvr -~ _0~1_~ - 7; -.. - -' - - - - ~__ = - ' - _1/ 2 O 20' WEIGHT, SIR, - . - (L L fA95r'W_ ff11 CAN - .--,---_.___________-.._ 174 _________ - 91 _________ •J f Oil. ". 7-f! 1 rl T I I, n%l t 0 - I w . I F' Wt IM11 A HARD j; 'I) ~ ~ 1116 MM; 0 -4c ,06.0 O..11 - n._ 1 I by Bob Th.v.s - . "S - .. -I Iee~ll - _-i~_! i (± t 11"M X 11119119wrw ItI . -! i . . t- .1 . - - J, 1 I ; J I I ~! I I , ____ Ai .i . i . I. • ) ____________ - 1 . I -0 I ii ---1. - it • V a .W - QFM'RVLt.u' .2 . -N I IF ~ -) =--__ _. r Mi l HAP ~6 ~ ,- OF t I - ml~ rPToPJ: R5OPAt THE bIvEJ Jr .1 ____ iIiT UIW IPY t*i' A - I if - *1 by Crooks & Lawrencs - ,, _______ ____ I 00-Ir ________ •______ i CAPTAIN CUUkt £ HOW OLD WAS ARCHI E 7~YZN P LET J'S HIS FIRST ______ 1 ______ ______ I, I % by Bob Montana ___________________ I I ________ . . . 2 Cities Name Members To County Planning Panel S ____ h-iERE ThE PROBIt 4 'Y , ,~ SWh1 ' ( q C*J KOW I !! 0 ___________________ .. ... ---. __11WAW 4 - \1 I I 2 .1A I ! ~ ARCHIE I 1 . I . I F ND MOZART 0 -----~ t ,. THEY' 9 ANC) 6CE I f Q ) 8 CHI 14a. .of .1 W ...L WE . '11 ~~~ -) .0 I IN'1COLD COLD OW, LIKE 15ANK BOOW, DIPLOMAS AND BIRTH CERTIFICA I V es, FOR My VALUA13LEr r !0 WINTHROP ______________________ DID CJ iEAR ; 6, W .. ~ e . . _X W~ 1 Ill - .1 '. 1 L1"Ve 2 r I _~ , II WOW! N40U,VE GOT YOUR OWN SAFE, HOLLYHOCKI r? 11r .... -!J -\ by Al V.rm.sr -- rts rnhw-! 110 ,*.<- -, __ __ . ount I KNM I . OF OCHM I \ \ , -. __ ~ ( " .I . . . I I II ç- -. . I - _tt n__ _5~~ _-i __ J_~--____.__ ~- -.Z--.__ - - ~-_ .-.1. ~ ~ _ __ ~' _~~~ __ IV-qm11"~ ___M!_ E . __ f MIRW _ - a !jr, -. r - - -k ,. 9/ ( ç . 0"Hop __ ,; -i 9 E t - -__ , One of rnan' area developments displayIng • / - - - 7 . . r,;,~ , average income of $15,000. But Several bankers disagreed, it's too small for a growing because offsetting effects would Mortgage money. needed to complete construction family, he added. balance the overall Impact. IN . ; i newledsorsmal! family with economy "back in the same rat oungthsldren It could be rqce" of rising costs and in 111111111 %*a by T.K. Ryan I / •., .:- I 1I ',I : I I _ 1 ~4._ - I f 'L -_ Is - A __1 t HIGH I-I .- ) x9v __:_~- mi S A __ I ?UMBLE WEED I . . i F_ 1. I . - - /_ I SAY,q *NO*, ---- - • \ I I TIIIN< Z; 1~ I 0 ! __-~ W 1 61 ,, _t- !!~ I - i - .*r _______ -.~, - I _ WFOP CA~5X, 4 . . ___ 14.,i 1% s4wr co-wivs snerw NSM vjcai- \ r ________ -- 1 a . ; I'LL ASK MRS' MA FM Q~ he could build if the economy small builder is minimized. were not in Its Current dilemAnother builder, William ma. This type of home is a I3rurnleyJr. of Sanford said the s tepping stone" type of three impact although stimulating -- r T:N'< A FiVEOOLLA 2AiSE P by Garry Trudeau I Orn-ES I .I - i t P 1)r1uLLsiy been restricted to the budget to sick long tirin The usual rid Lipe and Utiie alternative to the crisis In U This style home is usually buung only mortgages insured mortgage lag for such a program cos the housing , currently tound in the large scale b the Veterans adininistra Gib Ethnonds, vice president bank or savings institution as under study by the House of deelopmenta so the impact Local home builders were lion and the Federal Housing of First Federal of Seminole , much as six months before a Representations A tax exemp. on the Individual builder is skeptical, and one banker Administration. criticized the program as not return on the investment is tion on the first $W of a savings questionable, Joseph said. ritical of a V 7 billion federal The bill authorizes govern solving the tiousirg problem realized, thus tying up more account would reduce the Corporate construction program disignid to buy con went ,agencies to buy the Although the full details are not eapital outflow from sawngs accounts, 'giants" ire responsible for cntionul home iiiortgages The mortgages on homes costing yet available, he said certain Further, the program is thus providing money for much of the development bill was passed Tuesday by between $33,000 and SM,000, aspects of the program pose established within An agency lending institutions to grant housing, and therefore most Congress,President Ford, ¶,thO with exceptio ns for special potential problems which most savings and loan in mortgages Also, It would likely to reap the harvest of this recommended the legislation, is areas. The interest rate on the First, if It is based on similar stitutlons do not usually do provide a better yield than new money. t xpec ted to sum it l(1fl would equal the (051 of tht pro'rnns the banks and business the (,u rnment i"rnment 1)1)0(1, which If a builder of two or three National Mortgage Association. Edinunds, said is ,A here most of hoines, is competing for mor. ould free ban and savings half of one per cent, or between stitute the loan and then sell it There is concern about the the massive withdrawal of age money with a large plan ttfl(I loan institutions to under 85 and 8 8 per cent Commer to the federal agency. However, mechanics of the program also sa vingswent. developer, Joseph said the %rite wore mortgages, ac. cial mortgage rates currently there is a declining amount of Edmonds added the amount ~iird, encouraging savings is better investment for the cording to Rep. Garry Brown, approach 10 per cent. working capital within the of the prolvain, $7.75 billion is an Inflation fighting measure, finance company would be the ranking Itipublican on the Seeral housing contractors, savings and loan Industry with impressive at first glance, but he concluded. developer, which provides a House Bdnking Committee. contacted by The Herald today, which to institute loans. Ile not nearly enough to solve the Several other local bankers larger return on the money. Conventional mortgages agreed the availability of a lo cited a $2 billion withdrawal of problem considering tite admitted they knew nothing of account for 70 per cent of all cost low mortgage would &iingsfromhis industry alone LIC uuCu few people are thousands of communities the mortgage bill mortgaged single-family probably not entice Americans (luring August and &ptember custom building their home participating. homes The gosernment had presently fighting the battle of this year. price range. He suggested another from WmterPark,explained he %lUun the $30, couldsellallthe$30000homes and again the impact on the ~)tj&,L qe P . I ID ' by Larry Lewis F ,'REMEMBER 1't Ynii, Soulh, hnld- ~ of a 'Sitter "Insteadin an 'Infant I'm Engineer'!" 'My rates are going up next week, , Mrs Pot- South East as 9 It F 101)F 1k raid Staff ritcr East wins the first trick with thekingofspadesandleadsthe A-Bid seven notrump. 'your suit back. The slam is a good partner hnids the king or diaone South abs already lost the mends and a long diamond suit butwillmakethis He can come to $3 even Ithout spadeIi contract if he can score four TODAY ',QUFSTIO"s club Instead of bidding three dia He has a sure thing against month your partner has bid three any 3.2 club break -only a 4.1 notrump over your thret clubs. break can hurt him. n normaldummy'seventshewill AnserTommoro a __ - _~__ - 1611 ) . .:1'#-'k _,O/N I ) !JU d has t)1 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents - ' Some automatic plays arc The less automatic than others The I1') was first used west one shown today . by HarryFishbein of New by A Scnsom psi ' 67th Year, No. 49-Wednesday, October 16. 1974 - When he defended the hand Flshbetn played the nine of cl ubs on the lust lead of the / 1 / II; This falsecard gave South a chance to guard against four orth Ia't south et clubs to the jack in either hand I N I lie fell for it like a ton of ic I'a'' 1'S I'ass 6 \ T Played the second high club from dummy and went down Oning lead-10 one kick 1. -- _j - I 1 EvennigHetald North South ulntr1tbk ' iZ't I *A63.. °' / ' - (rk . PAi c'tEC1'bRS (' b3 F!i HE' A j LUB8 AND WAIT FOR ME ! ____- - % ' 45 SOUTH tnt 4 Q J2 COME TIZEN'11YLR' RKEepOUT _ ~ tI 0 I proven finesse against West's ck.n1neand be homewiththe bacon. V 8 6 52 48743 4962 4J974 by Dcv. Grau. I 11 i-rI1i ______ secondclub.SouthwilihaVea O98 VJ73 ( 10r.11 auc-r 7 't'1' aking of clubs and play lead a club back to his ace because if East has four clubs to the Jack.nlne there Is no way to pick the suit up. East will show out on the NORTH 4 A64 -r - - I f Mori Walker WIN AT BRIDGE . - by Dick Turner CARNIVAL ETLE . ; 11 0 '' -1 -- -11 .. _____________________________________________ --_.----._ Phone Lines Destroyed 'i.4I- returnontnvestmentsof$lo Index - .. . ---- --_ _ - -- --- IRIM . - . ____ rIgi27E__ . . I 1 �- - - .-- - - -.-.--'-.' - - 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, F.I. Wednesday, Oct. 16,1974 Congress Not Hun gry For WIN Menu ..-Ford KANSAS CITY (AP) - After chiding the Democratic-controlled Congress for coolness toward his economic program, President Ford set up campaign stops in four states today in behalf of Republican candidates. After two morning appearances here at GOP fund-raising affairs Ford was bound for Sioux Falls, S.D., Lincoln, Neb., and Indianapolis before returmng to the White House eai iy Thursday morning. Ford spoke Tuesday night to the Kansas City convention of Future Farmers of America, where he used stronger-thanusual language to riv that if 1';iiss dutri' le his present program to attempt to counter both Inflation and economic downturn, "I may be back with some tough turkey." To an audience of about 10,- 000 in the Kansas City convention center, Ford said some people were contending his inflation-fighting blueprint called for biting a marshmallow instead of a bullet. He went on: "Well, I had already asked the Congress to postpone for three months a 5.5 per cent pay raise for federal government employes which wiuld have saved $700 million. Congress wouldn't even chew that 'marshmalh.w." Ford said Congress has yet to show "much appetite for some of the other 'marshmallows' In my latest message," and dedared: "If they don't like my flThflU I may tk back with some tough turk. Except on the Issue of a threatened Congressional cutoff of U.S. aid to Turkey, Ford has seldom criticized the Democratic-controlled Con- gress. His complaints about Capitol Hill reaction to his economic plan marked a departure from his customary stance. Ford outlined a 12-point program which he said would help fight inflation if adopted by workaday Americans. The 12 points: "Bring budgeting back in style. Balance your family budget and expect your government to do the same." "Learn how to use credit wisely. Postpone unnecessary borrowing. Wait for interest rates to come down, as they will, and pay down as much as you can, pay off as quickly as you can." "Save as much as you can - and watch your money grow." "Conserve energy." Let business and labor State To Decide Gulf NATiON STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - "When I think of the hundreda and thousands of people working In this field. I feel It's a bit unfair for one person to be singled out," said Stanford University Prof. Paul J. Flory. He had just won the 1974 Nobel Prize in chemistry. Flory, 64, was honored for pioneering work in the development of plastics. He is in his final year of teaching and research at Stanford University. When told Tuesday he had been named a Nobel laureate, he said be was "just overwhelmed." The award carries a $14,000 cash prize. Two juveniles and one adult were arrested in Sanford Tuesday night and charged wi th the armed robbery of 7-11 Store, 1905 Country Club Road, earlier in the evening. 4ZI October i, accorflng to Capt. David Gunter, Altamonte Springs Police Department. set at $10,000. Both juveniles ijallohci' ' IN BPJEF Trade Talks Conclude MOSCOW lAP) -Secretary of the Treasury William E. Simon said today the United States shares Leonid Brezhnev's desire to resolve trade problems between the two countries. Departing for Washington after two days of talks with Soviet officials, Simon said he did not find the Soviet party chief's hard-lining trade speech Tuesday ni,'ht surprising. "We share his desire to get resolution of MFN and trade," Simon said. He was referring to congresswnal efforts to deny the Soviet Union "most fcvored nation" trading status and credits until it eases emigration restrictions. Brezhnev termed the demands "utterly irrelevant and una'ceptable" Portugal Seeks Aid LISBON, Portugal 1APj - President Francisco da Costa Gomes says the United States can assure the 'rowth if democracy in Pnrtucal by iiv1n! hs tnverr,. was charged with armed stolen Tuesday from his home, action has never been rdopted. I.allossiere. Control of purrobbery and use of a firearm in %CMtt I)(W* LWIItP The world's largest cities: 1970 (millions of irthabtants) The world's fastest growing cities: 1970 (millions of U1abitanls) 1. Now York 2. Tokyo 3. London ShanghaI 5. Mexico City 8. Los Angeles 7. Buenos Aires 8. Paris 9. Sao Paulo 10. Osaka 11. Moscow 12. Peking 1. Bandung 2. Lagos 3. Karachi 4 Bogota 5. Baghdad 6. Bangkok 7. Teheran 8. Seoul 9. Lima 10. Sao Paulo 11. Mexico City 12. Bombay 16.3 14.9 10.5 10.0 8.4 8.4 8.4 8.4 7.8 7.6 7.1 7.0 242; 186% 163% 146% 145% 137% 132% 124% 121% 115% 113% 109% 1.2 1.4 3.5 2.6 2.0 3.0 3.4 4.6 2.8 7.8 8.4 5.8 The world's largest cities: 1985 (mI0r5 Of inhabitants) 1 Tokyo 2. New York Mexico City 4. Sao Paulo 5. Shanghai 6. Los Angeles 7. Bombay 8. Calcutta 9. Poking 10. Osaka 11. Buenos Aires 12. Rio do Janeiro 25.2 18.8 17.9 16.8 14.3 13.7 12.1 12.1 12.0 11.8 11.7 11.4 Steven Louder, Plantation l * B Lgal Notice Legal Notice Unsettled Legal Notice Legal Notice - FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING RESOLUTION Noti ce is hereby given that we are NAME STATUTE The Board of C ount y Corn ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONrR T(., WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; enga9ed In business at 601 Swallow miulonerici Seminole County, Fla, WILLIAMS SECONDED BY Notice is herdy given that Ihp Dr., Casaelberry, Seminole County, will conduct a Public Hearing in the COMMISSIONER HATTAWAY undersigned, pursuant to the Florida under the fictitious name Of CommIss,oners Meeting Room Of THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION 'Fictitious Nan,$tatute,'Chapter ASSOCIATED ENTERPRISES. and the Seminole County Courthouse, WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED $SØp, FWidaSh tes,willregbster that we intend toregi'Ier said na,re Sanford. Fia.,on Oct ober27. lfll,at AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF with the clerk of the Circuit Court In with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 7Q P.M. or as soon thereafter as THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM and for Seminole county, FlOrida, seminole County, Florida in ac PossIbliffo comidor anapplication to MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE upon receipt of proof of the cOf'dance with the provisions of the construct storm drains and overflow publication of this notice, the tic. FICtItIOUS Name Statutes. ToWit: dflthat Lake (teeks.onthe following COUNTY, FLORIDA. ON THE 3RD DAY DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AD.. 1q71. titIo js name, to-wit: LAND o' S.ction$13.O Florida Statutes 1957. descr ibed property: 5: William R. Bass LAKES VILLAGE APARTMENT!' Howell Estates Replal as recorded the adoption of a Resolution when Joan M. Bass under which we expect to engage In In Plat Book is, pgs. 41 and 4 any change Is made In the Ioc,tlons business at 153 Waterwith Lane :n Publish Oct 2, 9, Ii. 73. 1974 Smn1e COv,1fi. II of polling places designated for any bEG 17 the City of Casselberry. Florida. Further described as; election precinct, and That the pa rties interested in said NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING S. 1-i of the UW. 'of Sec 26. Twp WHEREAS. Florida Law further business enterprise are as follows The Board of County Com 715: Range 30, F. prescribes that the location change David M. Meadows miuInrs of Seminole County, Fla. SEMINOLE COUNTY John A. Kimbrough, in any polling place can only be Stanley I. Miedovn will conduct a Public Hearing in the UTILITIES BOARD Chairman FICTITIOUS NAME made when the Board of County Dated at Orlando, Orange County, C!vnmltsloner$' Meeting Room of Notice if Pflc Hearing Board of County Notice is hereby given that we are Commissioners determine that the Flor, September 13. 1971 the Seminole County Courthouse, The Board of County Cornou, Commltsloneri engaged in business at Rt. 3. Box accommodations for the holding of Publish: Sept. 2$, Oct 7. 9, 16, 1971 Sanford. Fla.,on October fl. 1971, at misslon,rs of Seminole County Seminole County. FIa. 113, 19.5 Riverview Dr., Sanford, any election ate Inadequate at the DEF.13.4 sitting as the Seminole County Seminole County, Florida under the ':00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as Publish : Oct. 16. 1,74 Permanent polling place, and Utilities Board will hold a pibIiC fictitious name Of HAPPY ACRES p sslbleto consider an application to DEG-101 WHEREAS, the Board of County SEMINOLE COUNTY hearing in the County Commission DAY remoy silt and muck on ?he -CARE AND KIN -- Cornmlstloner-s of Seminole County, UTILITIES BOARD Chambers of he Seminole County DERGARTEN. and that we int.nd following described properly: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida, has determined that the NsticeifFrMicHearinq Crthoe, Sanford. Florida. On to register said name with the Clerk Wet1 i7tiCN.oftlie llW.;.ofthe EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CuR, accommodations of the polling The The Board of County Com. Tuesday. October 29. 1971 at 7:00 of the C!rcuit Court, Seminole S.W. '. and S. I', ofS.W. '/. uets N. I CUlT OF THE STATE OF places In Election Precincts are of Seminole County P M or as soon thereat?er at CH Of E. S CH) Beg 773 CH F. of FLORIDA, IN County, Fhxida In accordance with AND FOR inadequate in compliance with sitting as the Sem i nole County po %bte to Consider a pet i t i on by SW corner. Run E. 1$ CH N 11 SEMINOLE COUNTY. the provisions of the Fictitious Utilities Board will Florida Law hold a public degr F. Of Sac. 32, TWP. 195. CIVIL ACTION. MEREDITH MANOR UTILITIES Name Statutes. To-Wit: NOW; THEREFORE. BE IT in the County Commission CORP to exceed its Certified area Range 30 F. CASE NO. 74 lSi$ s&s.o Florida Statutes 1957. Section hearing RESOLVEDbytheftoa rdof County Chambers of the Seminole County for water only. Further described as: DIVISION C 5: Claude R Burkett Commissioners of Seminole County. Courthouse. Sanford. Florida. on i.. Ara P. (.a,nI. -' r::"I'. Ay,i,ti) fU Florida, that the polling places of Tuesday. October 29, 1971 at 7:00 wherein application to exceed John A. Kimbrough, LOAN ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, Publish : Oct, 9, 16. 23, 30, 1974 Elerqiqr, P.M. or as soonthaftor er a' certified area has been requested is (P 'l' en . vp.,,onorg3n,h.oanuex,5ling xDEG4I changed for the GENERAL to consider compliance or as VOIlOwt: __________________________________possible noncompliance of Board of County under the laws of the United States, ELECTION called for November 5, Maitland Utilities 1. All that portion of land lying Commissioners Plaintiff. 1974, as foliowt: Ccrporationwitp Sections 411. 6.07. SouthcfStatcRoadNo.a3IintheSw SmInole County, Fla. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT PRECINCT 1 - Church of God. 701, 702.7.04. lO9 through 712; 7.11 '-.01 Section Three (3) of Twp 2)5.; Publish: Oct. 16, 1974 DUANE J. TO APPEAR NOVOSEDLIAK; Sanford, Florida through 7.20; and 9 01 of Rules and Range 2-9 F. Seminole County, DEG 109 OctoberIa,l974 DIGNA G. NOVOSEDLIAK. PRECINCT 10 - Lake Mary Regulations Governing the Public Florida, and SE 'of Sctiontour 11, NOTICE OFtIIER1FF'SSALE CALL FOR BIDS wile; CAMERON BROWNCON Elementary School Auditorium Water and Sewerage Systems in of Iwp 21 5. Range 29 F Seminole The Division of Youth Services NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that SUMER FINANCE, INC.: a NO.4-tn PRECINCT 16 it Sernlno'e County. St. Andre-wi County. Florida, not heretofore by virtue of that certain Writ of Carolina corporation., and JAMES requesting bids for Milk and Dairy Presbytertlar, Church Areasotthecountyccnc,rnedare certified to Meredith Manor Utilities Execution Issued out of and under W. RUpICH: Products, Bid No. 7519A, for PRECINCT 17 -Cuselberry Fire Corp. or which does nof.faIl within Seminole Juvenile Detention Center all areas certified to Maitland the seal of the Circuit Court of Defendants Stat ion Utilities Corporation. lhecitylimitsofAltarnontesprings, In Sanford, Florida. Bids will be Seminola County, Florida, upon a NOTICE OF ACTION PRECINCT 22 - Sanford Civic By: S S. John A . klmbrovgh Florida final Judgment rendered in the TO: Duane J. received until 3:00 P.M.. Monday. .1 Navosedllak C en ter Chairman 3. That prticq,f land lying North October 21, 1971, and Should aforesaid court or. the 31st day of and PRECINCT 71 be ATTEST; - Seventh day and West of State Road No. 431 in August. A . D.11174. in that certain addretlid to: Digna G. Novosediiak Adventist Church, Moss Road S Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Section Four (1) of Twp 21 5., JrjsepI H. R oach, case entitled. Crtline es Products 107 Sherwood Place Clerk PRECINCT 25- Altamonte Springs Range 2$ F. at Seminole County, Company, a corporation Plaintiff, Purchasing Director Bel Air, Maryland 21011 Community Building Publish: Oct. 16. 1971 Florida. not heretofore certified to vs George H. Hess. III a k a Ted DiviSion of Youth Services YOU ARE NOTIFIED That Ifl PRECINCT 77 DEC 100 Sanford Civic Meredith Manor Utilltle Corp and . Hess. III d ba Home, Products, action tnforloj 13 17 Winewond Bou levard mortgage on the en ter C which doeS not fall within the city Defendants, Building 3, Room 107 which aforesaid Writ of following property in Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND PRECINCT 2$ - PabIe, Sanford limits ci any municipality. Execution was delivered to me as County, Florida Tallahassee, Florida 37301 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE Middle School 3 All of that pomfon of Ian'i in Bid blanks hr'ff f Sennote Ccsjnly, Fiorida, Lot 17. and ilkxk A, SAN SInAST IAN detatled OF FLORIDA. PRECINCT 34 - Valley Forge tlorTh of Slate Road 434d South and I have levied upon the following HEIGHTS, UNIT 2, according to the weclfications or* available at the IN PROBATE Apartments, Recreational re westerly of Wekiwa Springs Road. Room described property owned by Piat thereof at recorded in Plat Purchasing OffIce, 1317 Winewood In re the Estate of' PRECINCT 27 as located In SW '., of the NW 1,4 of Sanora Club George H Hess, III a Ii a Ted Hess Book 16. Page 71, Public Records of Boulevard, Tallahassee, Florida. LOREPIA LORENZ House , Sanfor d Sec. 3. aid the NW '.. of the 5W '. of The Division of Youth Serv ices d b a Home products, said property Seminole County, Florida Deceased . PRECINCT 40- Elks, Club, Howell Sec. 2, lwp 71 South, Range 29 F. being located in Seminole County, has been filed against you, James W. reserves the right to reject any and FINAL NOTICE Branch R oad By. 5 - John A- Kimbi'ough. Florida, all bids. more particularly Ruplch, and Cameron Brown Noti ce Is hereby given that the PRECINCT - Seminole High C hairman described as followsConsumer F inance. Inc, a North 1. Rowa undersigned will, on the 1h day of School ATTFT Drertr All theturriture furnthng Carolini rolporation hotdng a Novtnibr, A D 1974. c-res en T to the Purr .. n. -. - -- ... ... - SJC Offers Bank Trainin g Training for a bank teller The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. position will be offered by the Electronics Class Offered At SJC A 4 1 ;1 Due to a 25 per cent Increase in the cost of supplies over last year, the Seminole County Blood Bank will shorten its work week In order to absorb additional costs. new course teaching The organization, located at components to circuit boards, 1302 East Second Street, will be running a high speed drill, closed Monday and Friday and In recent months an employe chasing is expected to be the W.H. Matthews of Lake Mary, Seminole Junior College crimping component wires to will operate Tuesday from noon commission of a felony and the Apartments, Winter Park, with the city little more than a first area which Hennigan will Mrs. Ressler is based In the Business Division beginning terminal strips and laying in til 7 p.m., Wednesday from 11 other was charged with armed reported bicycle valued at $140 year was given full pay for six asswne from LaBossiere. bank's Goshen office and was a Oct. 23 and running each wires on a harness board will a.m. to 4 p.m., and Thursday robbery. was stolen Tuesday from the weeks for curgery and conswner loan representative Wednesday evening through begin Nov. 4 at Seminole Junior from noon until 7 p.m. The three were held by a apartment parking lot. precuperation period. Earlier a Councilmen grumbled earlier prior to her promotion. She has Dec. 4, College. Florida Highway Patrol police dispatcher received full this week when a bill for nearly been employed by Southeast Arthur D. Carignai Mack Blythe, Division To insure that donors will he Trooper at 3rd Street and Springwood Village Apart, pay for nearly two months $500 for fire prevention National since 1966. Chairman, describes the course The Electronic Assembly served promptly, two nurse. French Avenue when he spotted merits, Longwood reported during an illness, literature and coloring books A graduate of Semino!e High as an introduction to the basic class, part of the school's will be on duty most days, them trying to start their speakers and other items The three councilmen was presented for the materiaLs School, where she was active in purposes of financial In. vocational program, begins at 8 according to Robert E. Daehn, stalled car after he had heard a valued at $125 were stolen present, June Lormarm, Don already delivered. Schreiner Diversified Cooperative stitutions and the specific P.M. president of the Community description of the men and car Tuesday from his car while in Schreiner and B. H. Ferrell, said most councilmen had not Training program, she was procedures of the teller The registrar's office will Organization for More Blood over his radio. Police said $63 the apartment parking lot. Instructed all personnel in city authorized the purchase by employed as a teller at Florida position, provide more Information on and a director of the Central was recovered In the car. St hall to turn purchase order LaBossiere prior to delivery. State Bank of Sanford and Raymond Eckert, . There is a registration fee for The course. Florida Blood Rank. Tape player valued at $110 Pct'.rsbur, repo rted cutting WOS reported stolen Tuesday torch and other tools valued at from auto owned by Willie Lee $400 were stolen Tuesday from Williams 1512 West First Street his truck while in the Sheraton HERE WE 'GROW AGAIN while parked at L.C. White Inn parking lot, S.A. 46 and / - '• / / F / Garage, 16th Street and Interstate-& ALL STORES JOIN IN Strawberry Court. CELEBRATING OUR Unidentified man armed with NEWEST STORE IN a pistol made off on foot with from 7-11 Store on $50 S.R. 434 Altamonte Springs JACKSONVILLE AT 5870 and Wekiva Springs Road, ATLANTIC BLVD. William I. Chambers, 68, 411 Tuesday. The man put the clerk ;PPICIS t*s paot 000 *u stoxisi Oakwood Court, Fern Park dIed in the food freezer and told her in Florida Hospital Monday to "wait 15 minutes before •: from injuries suffered in a two calling police." The clerk was IL car accident at SR 436 and SR uninjured. _~e CALENDAR 0 OCT. II A Layman's Look at Mental Retardation, 7-10 p.m., 10 weeks, Building 2, Adult Education Campus. Call for reservations. Rummage and Bake Sale sponsored by United Methodist Women at Casselberry Cornmunity U. Methodist Church grounds, 8 am. 104 p.m. OCT. 18 DeBary Chamber of CornAmerican Association of merce, 7:30 p.m. DeBary Retired Persons, 2:30 p.m., Community Center. Program, First Federal Savings and Loan Central Florida Chorale Building, 312 W. First SL, directed by Mrs. Julie Bishop. Sanford. Open for charter Coffee and doughnuts. membership. LIVERPOOL will play at 1960'3 music revival, FTU Village Center assembly room, 7:30 p.m. Open to the public. IV Blood Bank To Shorten Hours beginners the art of soldering CEI..EBRA1hJ ' FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME Hotice is hereby given that we are Notice it hereby given that we art engage'i in business at 30 3 Semoran engaged In business at $573 N. Blvd • Suite lOt, Altamoqe Springs, Semorsn Blvd., Winter Park. Seminole County, Florida under the Seminole County. Florida. undo, the fictitious name of SUNGARD OF fictitious name Of SUPERGIRI. ORLANDO. and that we intend to SERVICES, and that we intend to register said mm• with the Curt of register said name wITh the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, the circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fklitious Name provisIons of the FICtItIOUS Name Statutes, To-Wit: Sectloi W09 Statutes, To-Wit: Section 965.0, Florida Statuts 1951. Florida Statutes 1957, 5: Edward P Z.Io S Marilyn B. Hughes F. Isabelle Zhlo Phyllis T. YCaQeI PubliSh: Oct. 2. c. ii. 73, ma Virginia F Minngan DEC;16 Publish: Oct. 9, 16, 23, 30, 1971 DEG 60 . Former Resident Gets Promotion Charles Tabor, Kentucky although personnel policies Hennigan as public safety announced by J. 1. Hof fman Jr., OCT. 17 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 P.M., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Civltan International (Sarlord), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier Restaurant, Alcoholic's Anonymous open meeting, Holy Cross Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. Sanford Pilot Club, 8 p.m., Florida State Bank lounge, Official visit of Dist. 4 Second IL Coy. Ruth Wilson of Ocala, United Fund report dinner, 6:30 p.m., Longwood Hotel. Casselberry Lions Club, host. Dutch treat, Barbecued ribs dinner sponsored by Oviedo Jaycees, 5:304 p.m., United Me thodist Youth Hall, - King Street, Oviedo, Benefit John Reynolds Open Heart Surgery Fund. OCT. 19 Oktoberfest, German American Society clubhouse, 381 orange Lane, Casselberry, beginning 4 p.m.; sauerkraut and barbecued beef dinner. Bavarian Band will play for dancing 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Birthright, Inc. Statewide Seminar, St. Luke's Cathedral 130 N. Magnolia Ave., Orlando, 9:30 a.m. Topics Include The Sexually Active Adolescent, Fetal Development, Social Services, Legal problems and former Birthright client will tell experience. Open to public. Fee includes lunch. , WORLD Wednesday, Oct. 16, LOCAL BRIEFS Juvenile Detention Center, one guns valued at $1,042 were times over the years, definite ment, currently headed by Roy executive. (Population figures are for greater metropolitan areas.) Lease Issue WASHINGTON (AP) The view the circuit court action. Supr!me Coui-t has declined to The trustees challenged the rule in a dispute over oil and validity of the leases In 1968, gas leases covering most of the saying the "oil leases, to which Gulf Coast of Florida, several the petitioner seeks so tenslakes and a river. clously to cling, have Lain negThe court Tuesday let stand a lected by it for as many as 30 WASHINGTON (AP) - Con- Cyprus peace negotiations go- Ford's veto of a measure 10 cut Appropriations Committee by gressional leaders hope to get U.S. Circuit Court decision dl- years.". Ing. off the Turkey aid Immediately, voice vote. The committee recting the Florida Supreme Coastal attorneys told the Su- quick enactment of a cornHouse Speaker Carl Albert It is the same aid cutoff Ford rejected Rosenthal the Court to determine whether preme Court that the leases promise worked out with Presi- and Senate leaders said Tues. vetoed Monday except that it amendment to cut off the aid leases on 4.5 million acres are cover a total area Larger than dent Ford to cut off U.S. millday they hoped to get final ac- permits Ford to delay the cutoff Nov. 30 or as soon as any more valid, some states and have "poten. tary aid to Turkey but not until tion on the Turkish aid dispute from taking effect until Dec. 10 Turkish arms went to Cyprus. tIil value in the billions of del. Dec. 10. today and let anxious congress. if he determines that Trustees of the Florida Inter- lars." Meanwhile, Ford signed a Opponents led by Rep. Benme n get home to re-election further negotiations for a nil Impro vement Trust Fund inspired bill LinposThe attorneys said the leases Jamln S. Rosenthal, 1)-N.Y., campalgn.s. peaceful resolution of the Wagathad appealed to the US. Circuit extend ten mi Ing limits on the amount of les into the Gulf of called that "no ccrnpromlse at The Turkish aid ban Is at. Cyprus conflict." Court In New Orleans after a Mexico along most of money any person or group can Florida's all" and said they would try' In tached to an emergency spendThe compromise is only rive fi fede ral judge In Florida ruled coast, west as covering the House today to cut off the Ing resoltion that some federal days different from tie Dec. 15 give and on the amounts candithat the leases were valid.large areas dates can spend In campaigns takes and a river, aid Nov. 30 - or sooner, if Tur- agencies need by Thursday to compromise approved by the for federal office. The circuit court said en, Is one of the key sends any more arms to Its "This, th legally pay their employes. Senate Last week but narrowly sues presented involved only largest matters ever to be in occupation forces on C)pflhi. The Dec. 10 Turkish aid cutoff rejected, 187 to 171, by the The law also provides for state law. litigation in the federal courts," But House Appropriations was worked out by House House. Mahon called it "a face- public financing of presidential The teases were granted in the attorneys said in their peti- Chairman George H. Mahon, 1)- leaders and White House aides saving proposUon to try to get campaigns, but not for House 1941 to a predecessor of the tit. 'Possible forfeihire of Tex., floor manager of the cornand reportedly received Ford's us out of here." and Senate races, and estabol Petroleum Co, which hese vast assets Is Ivolved pronüe rIutlon, said Ford personal approval Tuesday The compromise was ap- liahes an Independent commisaskea the Supreme Court to re- here." needs ws(I Dec. 10 to get after the House sustained proved by the House slon to enforce the law. Legal Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, FL were turned over to the Avenue, Sanford, reported six have been discussed at various director over the fire depart- vice president and regional n ., City Personnel Policy Needed Citizens National Bank of the dais, whIa"h will be he!d LONGWOOD - The for. books over to Mrs. Shomate, Orlando. from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. mulatlon of an employe sick noting that from now on the Before moving to PennInterested persons can County sylvania, Mrs. Ressler, her register now or can contact the leave-vacation time-holiday clerk will issue all purchase Former area resident Mrs. husband, Carl, and daughter, registrar at SJC. Qwnbie Lelilon Garrison, 42, p!Lcy was recommended by orders. Rt. 1 Box 457, Oviedo is in City Clerk 2nd city hall office Margaret Colleen Ressler's Sherri Lynn, lived In Longdale Frank Ford, fl, Lake Monroe Seminole County Jail, $600 manager Onnie Shomate to the Council is also expected to appointment as commercial and Casselberry. Terrace, Sanford, is In bond, charges, indecent ex- city council at "gripe session" begin e nf orcing an ordi na nce banking representative for Seminole County Jail charged posure and disorderly in. Tuesday afternoon. adopted some wEeks ago Southeast National Bank with armed robbery with bond toxicatlon, Mrs. Shomate said that placing Police Chief Tom West Chester, Pa., has been i BOSTON (AP) - National Guard units were standing by today in armories around Boston following scattered violence associated with busing for school desegregation. President Ford refused a state request for federal troops. Gov. Francis W. Sargent mobilized the National Guard on Tuesday and about 500 guardsmen were sent to armories. Other units were put on standby for possible callup. The governor made the move after citing "stabbings, stonings and disorders" in schools Tuesday, mostly at a high school In the predominantly white Hyde Park section. Eight persons were injured at racially tense Hyde Park High, Including Joseph Crowley, 15. He suffered what a Carney Hospital spokesman described as a deep slash in the abdomen. He was reported in good condition Tuesday ;1ght. All of those injured are white. Professor Credits Others Sanford u rk s h A d National Guard St tinds By WASHINGTON (AP) -The Senate Isexpectd toloilow the House In overriding President Ford's veto of a railroad retirement bill and thus enact it into law. If the action Is taken today, It would be the first time Congress has overridden a veto in Ford's presidency. The bill Is designed to put on Its feet the virtually bankrupt railroad retirement system by committing 1285 million In federal funds annually for the next 25 years, a total of 17.1 billion. Cities in crisis: the population implosion - IN BRIEF Veto To Be Overldden avoid raising prices or wages "more than costs or services absolutely require." "Work better, waste less of both time and materials" on the job. "Shop wisely, look for bargains. Go for the lower cost item and brag about the fact you're a bargain hunter." "Eliminate outmoded regulations that keep costs of goods and services high and enforce regulations that advance efficiency, health and safety." Plant backyard gardens. "Assist in recycling programs and the re-use of scrap materials." "Waste less in every way." "Guard your health. One of the worst wastes we have in America Is days loss to sickness." POLICE BLOTTER .- HOSPITAL NOTES OCT. 15,1974 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Tamara Chambers Lonnie W. Tucker Donald Fach Wesley Smokes Mary T. Penney Antonio Pedrosa Deborah H. Redding Flora Jean Reynolds Shirley Tucker Gladys E. Green Willard C. Eldridge Ida May Hurlbut Lovie Nichols, Apopka William H. Mielenhausen, WEATHER Yesterday's high 99 low this morning AS Partly cloudy with a chance of DeBary Laura Schultz, DeBarv Jc'.sie A. Bennett, DeBary Maurice H. Bloodgood, Deltona Ruth S. Carey, Deltona Mark Peneiro, Deltona Mary F. Baber, Deltona Ann D. Dufault, Orange City Arthur L. Perry, Plymouth BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. Emory (Gladys) Green, boy, Sanford Mr. & Mrs. Glenn (Joan) Shennan, girl, Orange City DISCHARGES Sanford: Leonard E. Malone Shirley M. Parker Earl E. Miles Maud Gillyard Caroline B. Durham Emily D. Yeackle Ellen Wondsor - - �- -- - -- '—t.__ Lj.Z L-... - . ~_~:~r.~~ '_ . - ; --=-: =_ . Evening Herald, Sanford, FL X-V ii1of. I _ _,__ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. X Z --- Wednesday, Oct. 16,1974-4A - Shevin: No Fuel Charge - FLORIDA IN JACK ANDERSON EveninglkrAd 300 N FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. irni Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 ______ Gasoline, Inflation And Osteen Bridge We sometimes wonder if people really 1111derstand what the economists ,in(] government 1fl:ffl \-,lku tlft\ ih light agtt inflation is going to be long ' and * difficult. We also wonder jot how seriously those who continually rile against "government spending" have thought through the problem, and if they are i ndeed willing to live with the economies necessary to make such a program a success. The recent traged y of the Osteen Bridge serves a s a case in point. It goes without saying that the bridge should have been rebuilt several years ago. It is a relic of another era and certainly constituted a hazard to life and limb long before the weekend v April, Has S Fri*en d Pt Ba n k 41 TOM TIEDE oject can be let out for bids by 1975, the original date. Why? There's no money available. Why isn't the money available? Riaue last winters fuel crisis cut heavily into the gasoline tax revenues that fund primary road nroiects. What about federal funds? Well the stntp has access to only $3 million in federal funds and that's Si million less than the new bridge was expected to cost when estimates were made several years ago. Which means? Well, it means that inflation has probably already doubled that original $4 million figure and highway officials are now speculating that if everyth ing falls into place it will probably be next October before the project is let for bids and June 1977 before it could be open for traffic. It is heartening to see the manger in which local officials—both elected and civic—have banded together in a joint effort to have the project put on a priority Iisti by-the Department of Iransportation. Coordinated pressure can sometimes work wonders in govemment and It is particularly effective in the days immediately following a tragedy—and that's a sad commentary Oil government, but the way—when the broken railings and the newpapers and television pictures of the doomed van are still fresh in the public's mind, But we shouldn'tk-id ourselves. A one-shot effort won't be effective. The Department of TransporWtion is probably feefing similar pressures 1 m hundreds of other commu nities throughout WILLIAM RUSHER A_~, ti In PrISOfl Sniall - Hel p Dead? WAS}IINGTON—(NEA)—On March 16, 1968, men of the 1st Platoon, Charley Company, 151 Bn, 20th Inf., Americal Division, entered Vietnamese hamlet of M' Lai looking for enemy soldiers. The found none. Nevertheless a war of sorts ensued. When after five hours the platoon departed, scores of oriental civilians — men, women and children, all unarmed — were dead or dying in the dirt. Of 25 U.S. servicemen later charged with u!lplicauon in the atrocity, only one, platoon leader William Ca lley, was ever convicted. Now, six years after the shameful deed, the possibility arises that not even that om will pay for the crime. After serving three years of mere detention in a military apartment, and a few months of actual prison incarceration, Calley i b ordered freed by a federal judge who belie ves the case was prejudiced by prttrial publicity. Sorrowfully for the administration of justice. 1, . 4. 4 .,so, - " I f - . I ?,,-,:I, T . I & _,,~,. 11 .,. #~ 11 I . . 000A I 1. 1:1 . I 2,- -. ..•, I " I .. *, I" i ,. X .-. .'. . - . .r. -&U ;_ It I . I/ . 6 Inf latio n on - Step President Ford's proposals for fighting inRation give a general impression of snipping away at the problem wi thout really solving it. If every one of his ten recommendations were adopted and enforced to the hilt and pro-ted reasonably effective, the spectre of inflation might recede briefly, but it would certainly not disappear. Immense forces loosed by previous presidents and Congresses are fueling this deadly phenomenon, smd they are not going to be countered effectively by removing acreage lirnitatim on the production of peanuts. Still, we have to begin somewhere, ww Mr. Ford has at least begun. Acreage timitatlows are simply a governmental device to keep prices high, and certainly ought to be abolished. Putting bigger teeth In the anti-trust laws n discourage private bu.sinesses from attempting the same thing on their o. Investment tax credits, and son* sort of releif from the hobbles now placed on savings and loan Institutions, a U* Judge has a point. It might be argued that . much of Calley's pretrial publicity was favorable steps. . or otherwise. thus it perhaps cancelled Itself as a Sinm even the President's Proposals, taken mind-swaying prejudicial agent. Yet it Is un. , 4 'MBA the state with particularly vexing traffic problems. deniable that the acting military together with the general trend of the economy, tribunal knew .. . will inevitably result in somewhat higher That's the trouble when it comes to cutting far too much too soon about the particulars, and unemployment, the measures designed to assist government spending—who does the cutting and the public attitude toward them. thafl they fairly "Say Uncle IH those out of jobs are a necessary adjunct to the where? It also demonstrates quite vividly how a should have, rest of the program. The entire matter is thus made more complex crisis in one area of our lives —in this case a The surtax on corporate and individual inthan ever. And the hearts of reasonable men gasoline shortage—tends to touch us in ways comes will also help, to the extent that It pays vverywhere should be troubled Calley's guilt, completely unforseen at the time. cost of the program Itself and thus keeps the after all, is not in question ; his defense was not deficit down. But not even President Ford should innocence because of noninvolvement, but inbe allowed to get away with any impnestio.-I that nocence because he was 'only following the the American people haven't been paying Seminole County Unit of the American Cancer orders of his superiors" Considering what was Editor enough taxes heretofore. New Wes are Society. Box 95, Sanford, Florida. done. that defense would have been thin in Nan Dear Sir: This Is in regards to a letter to the Evening c(migress. cprwerned with *,bringing about an improvement Mrs. Gonzobo Huaman necessary only because the government of the (;ermiany. Herald several weeks ago. President United States can't. or more Precisely won't, in the econamic situation and, particularly, to try to curb inThe My Lai massacre was as one-sided as a its own spending proclivities Perhaps there are many ' ill ' back to work after the November election for flati unanswered iyncImus Skit one enemy shot was fired at tile Seminole County k! 1st questions concerning 'nlv the third time in the last two decades. memorials, contributions, When all is said Unit Platoon. And since civilization is rooted In and done, the Impression Thelame-duck session holds o th er potential benefits for the preumise that men place humanity above regula- etc., to the Seminole County Unit of the remains that President Ford øSf.41n1. II.. ' £... -" k-au, Cwnxr Suciely. taxpm-ing puollc. ii shadowboxing with the problem of inflation . tion. even i- f tile order to "waste" My Lai wa,% Editor . As a We have a Crusade in April of each year but It mat help reduce the number of defeated and retiring Dear Sir: Oven, Calley is guilty of illegal complicity. skilled politician he must sense, and to be a lawmakers ,A txk by tradition spend November and December in I arrived home last night at about 6 p.m. it successful one he must to some extent be quided But if the Calley issue has become completely a In case of death, the local unit has ro way of a final expenses-paid junket to study probkms in exotic foreign bogged now by legal arguments, and the future seemed to be a normal day until last night's by, the perception that at a great many people In capitals. broadcast told of the gruesome tale of "Osteen this country are only halfheartedly the lieutenant is equally unclear, there is even knowing if the next of kin has voiced a desire that against inAnd it keeps alive hopes for action in such critical areas as a :rnother aspect of the isstw which deserves contributions be made to the Cancer Society, if Bridge." Five people dead due to an old, worn- flation anyway. no t so informed. Therefore, we urge you to plan In relieve the pressure of spiraling medical costs, taxdebate. if the ultimate court decision out wooden bridge. For example, commenting on Ford's is further energy revisions and a Program of w4ault auto irsurance. Why (lid it happen? It was not strong enough Proposals, the "New York Times" complained imu-nalization slujuld it include more routint. contact thie treasurer of your local unit in order The prospects for a national health insurance program or tax that appropriate responses may be made. to hold the van from going over the rail or, shall i editorially that "There was Ifl50fl2;nt' I ir.rAe tw. no mention In the it is our policy to sends receipt and "Thank rt'frrfl) zithmi!tedi are bta. with wide clisagrecmr.ent Cpparcnt say through. Mye belief is that th stubby former (,l 15 as President's talk of the overliding importance of in legislative proposals. IV Senate has passed a no4ault bill. How many more? Why can't people say their improved mass transit, guilty of murde,r as Cain. but that no good pur. You" to the donors for their records. Each of the nonever, which may be coaxed from a House committee before P°5t'(WId be served by letting tuns simply grow contributions are greatly appreciated and are - piec,e, I am. The truth is that we will never lick inflation in the 93rd Congress disbands. old at Fort lRvvnworth. A better plan would be to used for the Society's programs of cancer Sincerely, this country until we decide that very The productive outlook is not promising necessarily, but we few social wntent't' huts to a period of public .ser.ic,e, research, education and service to cancer Mrs. James Crews goals have an "overriding importance" will knov%. al least. %here our representatives are. uat 19'Inting walls in a "tit or cleaning nursint~ patients. Outweighs their inflationary effect. That goes for - Thanks to the people of Seminole County I 4I1SSe l*'ttpans+ No ''ne, !i'a.st of ;ill his u'tuns, MM3 James Crews President Ford too. Unless he takes far more lienefil by his incarceration; thi' altcfnativl' we tripled our goal thia year. The local unit is U.S. Navy drastic measures to cut federal spending htre to serve the cancer patients of this County than he P I'd appreciate it if you would let Use 'uus1il k" n'' 1tt1tuu1 State has yet pcoposed, 1k! will find, like hat any tame, you should require our Macbeth, services, tt Ilk' sugj.estion o not based on synipattl), but UoadbepartlIsen(knowabout coflcreWandsl "Wehavescotch'dthesnake, please direct not all communications to kIlJ' The d it: She'll girder ;k rails agiiiat ismn. If society truly tiemantis IkbI close, and be herself." rcpa)menl frumsi its outlaws, it can't get it __________________ h"eking them away. linked, that hoar} Almost a rip-off. 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(AP) sue of unauthorized persons. whether Austin or Willis had April and apparently will end — State Treasurer Thomas Although Austin Is In charge of made an expected request to this week. O'Malley was released today the investigation, Willis has O'Malley to waive Immunity to On Tuesday the grand jury from a Leon County grand jury presented most of the evidence prosecution and testify before after contending that to the grand jury. Both have the grand jury. "I can't discuss took testimony from Miami r the panel's special prosecutor questioned several witnesses, anything further beyond what lawyers Bennett Gordon Felu e o u on subpoena intended to use an unauthorized Former Education Commis- I've already told you," he said. dman and Riccardo G. Cira%'olo former O'Malley law' ofperson to question him. sioner Floyd Chrt1an, in an O'Málley said he hoped to TAIIAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Protection Agency will report O'Malley and his attorney, appeal to the First District keep campaign comin,itments flee ass;oclates, and Richiird — Fletcher of Gainesville, vice Florida's Pollution Control to Gov. Reubin Askew soon that Larry Stewart of Miami Writ Court of Appeal, also has raised in Jacksonville later today. * Board probably will keep its the state's tough air pollution president of a firm that lent 35 minutes in the Leon ' County the issue of unauthorized lImping frorp a leg injury tough air pollution control rules constitute an O'Malley $38,500 for purchase "overkill" state attorney's office, confer- persons before a grand jury suffered when his wife backed rules, with minor on sulfur recovery units In the ring with state special prose- that indicted him. of his house. He has con- the family car over him in Aumodifications, the board Jay oil field in Santa Rosa cutors from Jacksonville, State tended that 19 counts of bribery, gust, O'Malley waved and The grand jury apparently chairman says. County and the Occidental Atty. T. Edward Austin and conspiracy and perjury st.ould smiled to reporters and photog- questioned Feldnw a Cira. The board was to decide t nd Chemical Co. sulfuric acid Asst. State Atty. Robert Willis. be dismissed because he was raphers when he arrived at the volo about their representation day whether to schedule hear. plant in Hamilton County. "We raised questions about questioned simultaneousiy by courthouse. "I almost fecl like of Insurance companies char. ings on the possible changes in He said the companies con- unauthorized people being In Austin and one or two as- I'm running In the Preakness," tered by O'Malley to do busiDecember. January and Febru- tend that the air is so pure in U* jury room and his right to sisWU He said at&' le Law pro- he said. ary. nas in Florida. Fletcher, who those counties that the board's counsel, and they (the grand vides that either the state attorThe O'Malley subpoena has appeared for 55 minutes, apThe board was also expected limits on the amount of jury) released him develop- parently was questioned about * to amqnd the fiscal year 1975 dioxide the plants can dis. subpoena," Stewart said. duct the questioning of witment in an investigation of the the loan. priority list for sewage treat- charge need not be so tough Stewart said he was referring nesses. Cabinet officer's conduct and It was the second appearance ment plant cons!ruction grants The board probably wifl c,onsid- to Will when Ile raised t L Stewart declined cortunent on financial affairs that began in for all thre,e. by deferring a Jacksonville er hearings on giving some replant and adding a St. lief to the companies in the burg area project. form of limited rule changes in Chairman W.D. Frederick Jr. December, he said. said Tuesday the five-member Hearings on whether to board would In effect reaffirm change the nondegradauon and the tough air pollution plan latest available technology ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — tahoochee sinm his wrrender was adjudged insane and sent J. Edgar Hoover, then director • adopted In 1972 If it decided to rules for electrical power gen. John Clouser, the elusive Aug. 21 to the Florida Depart- to Chattahoochee but escaped of the FBI. Clouser stayed consider hearings on only a few erating plants tuy come, if the "Florida Fox," has pleaded nwnt of Law Enforcement in within two months. ahead of the law by frequent possible changes. board approves, In January or Innocent to robbery, kidnaping Tallahassee, Psychiatrists For the next seven years, he changes of name, appearance, "I think the sentiment of the February, he said. and aggravated assault judged him competent to stand was on the FBI's most-wanted city and social security numboard is we will be tough on any Power companies have charges stemming from a 10- trial, list and sent ta unting letters to ber. attempt to relax any air charged that the nondegrada- year-old case. In court Tuesday, Clouser Clouser, who taunted the FBI standards," he said. "We do not Lion rule, which forbids worsi'n. hic hnm intend to retreat from any ing good quality air, prevents to catch him when he was on Its Francisco, Calif., where he had standards." moving of new plants to rural moot-wanted list, was returned been living under an assumed . .. Board Member John Robert areas. for arraignment Tuesd,ay to this naffie wiUi his second wife, , Middlemas of Panama City, an The latest available lech. city where his outlaw life Margy, who he married without . outspoken conservationist, said nology rule says firms are re- began. divorcing his first wife, police he thinks the board wants to quired to Install the newest Circuit Judge Bernard Mus- said. clarify some of its rules and technology for control of air zynski ordered Clouser held Clouser's first wife, Marlene, pollution, but electric utilities without bond in the Orange and two teen-age sons live in tighten interpretations, -r Frederick said he had been argue that the rule is am. County Jail. Orlando. . . State Atty. Robert Egan said told the federal Environmental biguous. Clouser, 43, resigned from the he feared that Cloer, uz who has Orlando police department In written a book about his esca- 1961 and a month later was pades, would run if he were charged with complicity in the MW allowed out of jail and believed robbery, kidnaping and beating he was going to be convicted, of an Orlando theater manager. Egan has a(linitted his office 9 His conviction in 1962 and 30has had trouble finding wit- year sentence was overturned 8 nesses in the old case but added on appeal but he failed to ap__ Clouser would be brought to pear for a new trial in 1963. trial this week. Several months la ter he was f - f Clouser had been held in the captured in Knoxville, Tenn., tate mental hospital at Chat- and returned to Orlando. lie Ai P ll ti u Visible Congress under the guise of the fuel ad. would mean higher electric also challenges PSC authority justinent charge were not ac- bills for as customers, Deputy to allow the automatic pass.on tually collected for that pur- Atty. Gen. Baya Harrison Mid, of fuel costs. pose," Shevin wrote. Public Counsel Frederick A similar suit has been filed You may (eel free to use this Karl said letter in connection with lenges to the fuel adjustment against Florida Power Corp. In Florida Power & Light Ii. charges would harm financing Seminole County Circui t Court. nancings," he added. of all power companies in Flor. The PSC issued Tuesday its The firm said Monday that Ida. formal order setting a hearing Shevin's opinions might cause He conferred with Sen. Rus- for next Tuesday on the fuel problems in consumating the sell Sykes, R.West Palm Beach, adjustment charge. The com sale of $125 million in bonds and about possibly entering Sykes' mission also set aside Wednes$w million in preferred stock. suit for a fuel charge refund day, Thursday and Friday of Shevin acted because higher from FP&L The suit in Palm next week for the hearing, if interest rates for the company Beach County Circuit Court necessary - i State To Keep Tough :' ':' . . b ' - .. TAt.1AHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Giles Evans, canal authority terway in 1970. The Cabinet Training Division director ised to resign if problems de. ticulary in,Nfiami, by new rules The Cross-Florida Barge Ca- director, said the money would voted last year to withhold sup- before the department was veloped. nal agencies, which have been be used on]), to reix)rt "factual port of on licensing. a resumption until an reorganized Auk,. 1. In other action, the Cat)1 net: OPratin fl a m(flth.tMIljnth tiiin ttii UI) US court iiicis enVlrünsnerital tIISjict staterotice Standards and —Approved a $119,000 co basis sinc 'e July 1, finally have this body and most people in inent is completed. Nov. 12 Setting coastal co their budgets for the year. Florida are unaware of.,, Shevin said, "The budgets do must approve the Cabinet dcci. fabricated 71e Cabinet Tuesday ap. school construction, vard and Indian River counties. Other Shevin motions — to not renect a bare bones ap- sion, recommended Donald the first step in a $Z million proved a $1.13 million budget drop a budget item of $13,130 for proach. The authority exists Fish, who was police standards program, and approved an for the Canal AuUrity of Flor- dues payments and cut the legal only to inainin the status director before his agency and energy use study to accompany Ida and $,300 for the Cr fees i te m from 9,OOO to $30,000 quo." the commission were trans- it. Florida Canal Navigation Dis. — failed for lack of seconds. ST The authority budget allows ferred from the Community Af—Authorized 11 university retrict. Gov. Reubin Askew doubted $220,020 for operations and fairs Department In the reorga- search [~C CONSTRUCTION projects on energy. Atty. Gen, Robert Shevin, Shevin's statement that the au. $910,000 to Pay court settle. nization. —Approved expenditure of long a critic of the canal, Won thority could hire a fulitime ments SWIMMING POOLS inla nd cases. Evans said The Cabinet voted 5-2 for $308,908 to hire 14 more Inunanimousapproval for a cut of lawyer to handle the cases for four cases are pending Fish, withAskew and secretary spectors to help enforce the new Cofnmerclal one $6,600 item listed as in- $15,000 to 0,00o. The litigation Residential Cabinet members had been of State Dorothy Glisson dis- oil spill law. formation and education but Is very complicated, Askew postponing action on the budg. senting. Free Estimates —Heard a report from Ralph which he called money to Pro- said. Custom Built ets for months. Agriculture Commissioner Davis, highway safety and mo-mote and lobby for resumption However, the Cabinet did reThe Cabinet also settled a un- Doyle Conner objected that tor vehicles director, that waitof construction of the water- quire that the authority get its gering dispute on a Police commission approval of the Ing lines for driver way. license reBuilding a Remodeling approval before filing any new Standards and Training Divi- Cabinet decision might Inter- newala are being reduced, par. Treasurer Thomas O'Malley suits. sion director in the Department (ere with holding Troelstrup re44d the authority had not given 11 17he canal authority has b-----i of -_ -_ Cr~uinal [Aw Enforcement. sponsible fer operation of the 'su?ficjent juztitication for the under attack since former Department Director William department. __________________________________ 41 funds except for promotion of President Richard M. Nixon Troelstrup asked for appointBut Shevin, also rn on the Co the canal." r BU halted construction of the wa- ment of William Kittel, who was mission, said Fish had prom.... 4<' Desk and Planning TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Florida drivers could save 21.5 million gallons of gasoline a year if 8,734 miles of rough, rutted roads were fepaved, The Road Information Program STRIPJ says. The organization, sponsored by road builders and related businesses, said Tuesday that a study showed vehicles use 25 per cent more fuel traveling on uneven and broken pavement because of poor traction and uneven flow of power. A study of 26,000 miles of arterial and collector roads in Florida found motorists travel 16.5 million miles a day over roads that need paving, the Washington-based organization said. - -- v,I__i Rfunds - New Roads Would Save Gas Will Years h TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Republican guber. rUltorial candidate Jerry Thomas has accused Gov. licubin Aikew of switching, Ills position on the question of candidate debates. ''Sudd('111Y, 110%~ 1IN't Ile Is governor, lie no longer en. dorses the idea," Thomas said Tuesday. Thomas said that when Askew was a state senator lie "tried hard to get a bill passed to provide for statewide TV debate by w state ide candidates," Askew's position was "further tunplifled when he chatlenged Claude Kirk to debate" during the 1970 guber. natorial election, Thomas said An a campaign r&ease. The Republican candidate has charged that Askew is unv. Ailing to debate a major issue in their campaign, Thomas said a joint television appearance last weekend, although not a debate, sparked sufficient campaign pledges for him to finance nine 30-minute television broadcasts around the state, 11 LI.. w Cabinet OK's B Thomas Criticizes Askew vi ' Tn a is iuvv Power & Light Co.'s financing sion. problems, Atty. Gen. Robert In a later opinion, Shevin had Shevin says money collected said the charges now are illegal under the fuel adjustment because the PSC does not recharge Is not refundable, view each change the company makes In the rate based on Shevin Sent a letter 'F.sday c osts of fuel oil and other facto FP&L president Marshall tors. McDonald restating his pos!Ion in an opinion t.hat they are I'le. He added one warning in the gitiznate charges" and nonse letter, fundable because they were not "Of course, I am not forechallenged in court for the 16 closing the possibility of re. years after the present fuel ad. funds where monies collected - WASHINGTON—Oklahoma's soft-spoken Beilmon not only was one of the sponsors of The senator insisted there was "no con. Administration's public information chief, Vince Sen. Henry Bellmon, a Republican and farmer, the bill. but more specifically, he pemnally nection" between the loan and his friendships. promuto, was tipped eff that the episode would in that order, pushed hard to get a federal land helped push it through the Committee. "I sure "That's as clean a loan as you can fird," he said. be Aetrimental" to the agency's image. bank bill through the Senate. Then he snapped up worked for it," he acknowledged candidly. lfe was told that an ex-narcotics agent servL-J THE KOJAC`K CAPER: Top federal drug a whopping $475,000 loan under the legislation Subsequently, Beilmon tried to get a private officials are in an absolute tizzy over a recent as an adviser on the show. Promuto made which he had helped pass. loan on some of his land holdings. But money was episode of the popular "Kojak" TV series, several inquiries, discovered no adviser existed On the federal land bank's board of directors tight, so he turned to the federal land bank, and dropped the matter. "They have a right to s H.C. Hitch, whom the senator supported for his Kojak is a tough New York cop, played by senator and his wife were Last June 17, the put on whatever they want," he told us. bank job. The bank quickly approved the loan at granted a actor Telly Savalas. In the September 29 episode, loan, according to records The show's top writer, Gene Carney, cxrates lower than Bellmon would have had to pay the federal land bank in Wichita, on 1,319 acres in entitled "A Very Deadly Game," he was in hot plained that the plot "was invented" to give the a 'ommercjal lender. Oklahoma. The Bellmons are paying a low 8.5 pursuit of a police killer and narcotics dealer. show a solid "antagonist situation." The story lie wanted to move in on the police killer, but was not based on ,,any specific incident" and The bars was reeominenIed by an old friend per cent interest, for less than they would and neighbor. lAn Trueblood, who fives less then charged by a commercial bank even if such a the federal drug agents wanted the killer to lead --was not intended" to harm the reputation of the them to the narcotics kingpin. six miles from the senator. Trueblood happens to huge loan were available. federal agents, he said. . be the triounty director of the federal land True blood, who contributed $150toBellmor.'s The plot, according to discomfited drug ofbank. PORK PROJECT: Sen. James Buckley, C-fl-I current Senate campaign, sees nothing wron Bcltmm and bttli hr 1ncn1, us lusti; Ltlks, t 1Ofl 11 ith ilLS insisted that it was all on the up-and-up and that proval, he pointed out, of the parent bank in light. The New York cops shared their in- door meeting by hasseling them on the money formation with the "fe"e-weddies," as Kojak they waste on pork barrel projects. Buckley was the senator got no more consideration Own any Wichita. other farmer in the Oklahoma cattle and wheat Hitch, who contributed $4,000 to Beilmon's called them, but the feds wouldn't cooperate with slapped down by his seniors, but refused to give to Kojak. country. up. campaign, said Belhuon had little, if anything, The story began in 1971 in the Senate do with his appointment as a land bank director. Kojak got his man by locking the head fed in a Now, it appears he will win a battle to get a Agriculture Committee, where BelImon is a In any case, Hitch insisted he never knew room while he arrested the pusher-killer. In the three-man board appointed to review pork barrel respected member. At Lvisue was a bill to let Bellmon's loan had gone through tl~.e land bank. promss, the feds were made to look petty and deals before they get into the hands of the Army federal land banks raise the permissible mor- It is the nature of bank employes, of cow-se, to ineffective, Corps of Engineers. His bill would open up the tgages on (arm land from 65 to 85 per cent of the give favorable decisions on loans for the friends Two days before the show was aired across pork barrel and, perhaps, even save a few value of the land. of diredom the nation. the Drug Enforcement hundred millions of dollars. tragedy. The state to its credit has completed planning and design work for a new structure, but now isn't - OHl.ANLXJ, Ha. (Al') Calling kidnap-extortion "the most heinous way imaginable to commit an offense," U.S. Magistrate Donald Dietrich has refused to lower bonds two men charged in the abduction of a banker's wife. Dietrich on Tuesday ordered Earl H. McBrayer and Harry T. Eason, both 27 and of Orlando, held in Orange County jail under $25,000 bond each on federal extorti charges. Ile said he might reconsider hii decision after a preliminary hearing Thursday. McHrayer and Eason are charged in the Oct. 10 kIdnaping of Shr, Barfield, wife of American Bank President J.C. Barfield. Mrs. Barfield escaped unharmed and a $100,000 ransom demand was never picked up. - Home Nliv.-ry - Week,55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By ,Nlail. In Florida same as home delivery. All ~,xher mail: Month,$2.70; 6,Nlonths. $16.20. I' d' hionths, $32-40, (AP) justment formula was adopted . -TALLAHASSEEhelpFla.r ioriva by me Publ c ervice Commis- BRIEF Kidnap Bond Upheld Okl a homa WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor HOBERTC. 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LOS L W men queeze 0" 7 C I -.,..--,,- - 5 .-'' Shreveport v s. Birmsngtam. time to in iinnounced Memphis at Portland. N 4. III -. 1 . ' - Wednesday* Ganes Cali forn •ia at New York pan;ers io • body ... We have enough Overall leader Pete Rogers nancial difficulty. the future re- universities, Florida State has - ~ - - A , , - f,J1 mW6; /,y Rbvs 'AV A&*R5 4ya _ -" : - _. - i!_ - --- . •• ...1.IL ..- __ ~ii?N1 - -1 ~ In the r-lommunitles, without with a 114 week. - - , - - Diptriwit-d by K irt Fit,srca,ca.. , .-- - - mclor Roy Gravps. says he expevts to hear from I week for Rogers. but not very much," said FSU But football Is the Only men's Athletic Director John Brid. school officials about his teachOur boxing o.-spert, Lee speurt making itioney at Florida, gtm. h% techniques during practice. -; -- it has caused us to have Geiger once ~iigain proved ,%is and Graves admitted. "We reto get out and set our goal a (on asked knowledge Of football as fie C alim we might be faced with a littl higher as far as contribu. ld rinisWd with a 74 week, even pi`01+110 if women's athletics tions to the atWeUe provarn," sooner or later I'd after dianging his selections of becomes an Important part of Bridgers said moFt of the In. a few games. Should have kept our budget. being nill• ' them as they were Lee, - ~__ • . ,u wee had to cut back 14- et," said Florida Athletic Di somewhat on men's programs, team is3Qso far this season , woWdyoubelie vea . : ' •. . • . -- rea.se goes to co ach.'s' 'iiutrightpow, we feel we're ries. ~ ": ,. . - .: sala. / I FITE S. French TIRE SUPPLY 322.9407 .t I 1~ 10" '_ FUN BUNCHI - - . . . • - • - . ' .. / f%i - ir size n isti Req. 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But that's an increw abov e mentioned Innr*a.aa In ,, 4ortI°'? - ~ < Z 11½ 9 15 1½ 22½ - Daytona Mainland JV at Lake Howell Covenant at Florida Tech (Soccer) 10 a.m. Cross Country at Oviedo High School, (Oviedo, Lake Howell, Lake Brantley) 5 p.m. Federal City College at Rollins (Soccer) 2 p.m. -- • l, -- ; 12½ SATURDAY ...' Atlanta at Oetrot Los Angries at Torr7 t Atlanta 1 I 1 3 7 VaflCOUveq at M nnesola NY Rangr 1 1 0 7 9 10 DOtfon at Chica go 01 NV - -- BULLDOGS 7-PACKERS 0 JAYHAWKS 12-RAMS $ three minutes left in the game Just when it looked like the Jayhawks won their first as Steve Phillips went 60 yards game would go into sudden game of the year, Rams still around left end. In the last ten death, the Bulldogs pulled the have to win one. Jayhawks secondz of the game James half back pass play they used scored first as quarterback Litton connected with Bobby the week before to win their James Litton took a direct pass Bridges with a pass, the play game. Quarterback Mark from center and went one yard. covered 40 yards. All extra Huaman lateraled off to Steve The Rams tied the score with points tiles failed. Whitted, who threw a pass to Rusty Henegar, the play covered 30 yards, The extra point try was good using the old Statue of Liberty play, Steve Whitted took the ball from Mark Huaman and went around -left end, . COWBOYS 16-WILDCATS 6 . The Cowboys played without two of their starters, that were .. competing in the PP&K contest, • •. fl--. Tico Pt're; and David Son. nenberg, but Steve Causey was all they needed. He scored all the Cowboys touchdowns on runs of3o,50, and &) yards. The W Wuch&wn of 30 yards he .. starte d around le ft end, to Ule '• DVi$IO r-...:.-- - - -' ockey By The Associated Press NHL '' -. -.-•-. - - 0 Sanford Flag Football - ro H . Kissimmee at Lake Brantley Sanford at Oak Ridge Lakeview at Oviedo 111 ______ P - .• . ORIAN60_01-111" FRIDAY Cliff Easy Winner Charlotte &I Florida, N i . -- .. 11 Speigle Painting Lake Brantley at Lyman JV 7:30 p.m. Convenant College at Rollins, (Soccer) 3:30 Lake Brantley Cross Country at Evans Trojan Invitational at Sil ver Pines Country Club 4 - Angeles, It N Philadelphia of Southern Call fnla, N florida at Mephs, N Hawbuans at Portland, N I H.w:Jlans at Chicago, 9 p.m., B i rmingham at Sou hem Cl Thursd ay, October 24 Wednesday, October 21 Mmphl at Portland. P4 ,p_ ' \\ -. - 13 Kitty Bray 54 split THURSDAY CHICAGO Veteran forward Chet Walker ended his holdout against the National Basketball Association's Chicago Bulls when he signed a one-year contract for an estimated $200,000. WFL Standings Char:?;. N ..... - Blazers at Memphis Walker Ends Holdout ___________________________________________________ a ,9j9fl' i9 - - . •.•.. -.- ... .. Unit Constructio,ii S Lyle Burk Farms Behrens Tractors TODAY tournament. Sunday's Game Oakland at Los Angeles, if necessary wednelfty's Games - - - game Rhtaulc Oakland at WFL .. - ) Saturday's Game iht Associated Press -. Schedule LOS ANCELES - No. 2 seeded Billie Jean King defeated Betty Stove 64, 6-2 and Evonne Goolagong Posted a 6.1, 74 victory over Valerie Ziegenfuss in first. round matches of a $100, 000 women's professional tennis -, By . - ., :' Sporfs SYDNEY U.S. star Cliff Richey beat fellow American Jeff Austin 61,6-4 hil the first round of competition at the $75,000 Australian Indoor Tennis Championship. - "$V - 111111111111 King, Goolagong Win ro nes - '. Shuffleboard is taken seriously by "Snow flints" year round players at Sanford Shuffleboard courts TROY, N.Y. (AP) - Louts Frlgon, 27, hm been named assistant hockey coach at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Athletic Director Robert F. Ducatte said Tuesday. Frigon, a University of New Hampshire graduate, succeeds John Marks, who resigned to play professional hockey. Thursday's Game I o:k,!d ., game sfleoulea Tuesday, Game Oakland 3, Los Angeles 2 Wedsdays Game OPW' RPI Hockey Coach Lei Angeles at Oakland, N Fridaylt Game Sundiy's Game Los Angeles ). - -. - 2 I Hi Los Angeles Game I I 1I] Saturday's O a kl an d 3, Lai Angeles 2 .. week's results and team Burns Tezco stanli of the Shooting Star U-Ha ul 4 0 Bowling League. Dottie Hogan 200-fl0-l82..-.582 SHOOTING STAR THURSDAY Dottie-Turley Elyse 141160-467 W L Elyse 2-7 split BuTU __ - 740 6 ,)Los, Angeles (..r1mith O. nd W -' -- SALEM, N.H. (AP) An unidentifed woman won $11,437.20 on a $2 bet at Rockingham Park Tuesday night by correctly picking the first, second and third place finishers in the fifth race, a track spokesman said. It was the largest payoff on a trifecta In New Hampshire racing history, the spokesman said. ___________________________________________ T h e Associated -. / Eleven Thousand Trifecta 620 7 13.40 S J uan 0u11s (17) $31.10 THIRD Doubles, Spec 7: 17.40 7 Perfects (7.4) 1177.00 Echano Via 11.70 7.20 11TH -SinglinAllitc 1: Oulta eltla 4.10 340 Fermin 1170 700 560 3 310 Mencha I 10.00 740 4 QuI&e(3 7) •65 40 Aguirre 310 7 Perfect. (7)) $11370 (31) 5l00 FOURTH - Doubles. Spec 7: Javl 120 4.40 400 1 Perfecto (3 4) SIX" Double C; 3) $161.10 McPa 2 5ega 360 3 11TH - Doubles, Spec 7; Qulnlela (1.7) 16060 AtavaMutu. 550 1550 600 7 Perfecto (1-7) SnI-60 Cacho-Tain 29,40 7.00 I FIFTH _ Spec D0rflkg0Altu 600 3 8ilbaOI0 12.40 4.60 4.20 2 Qulnhela (IS) $107.60 F,rmln.Ramon 3.30 4.40 Pirfcta (7.5) 1312.40 NgulAQuJrre 460 1 13TH - Double,. Spec 7: QuIflie$a(24)$fl2O Renijuan 10106303.Oo1 Perfects (74) 11070 Chucho MIgUel73.20 3.10 2 SIXTH - Doubles, Spc7: AtivaMenchal .4 00 s Plegul Murua 1)00 660 360 6 Quneia ti 2) 17910 AlavMgul 1000 370 S Perfecta (17) $1970 A.recha Agulrre 100 3 Big 0 (7 5) with all 1) $7 20 (75 Quinheta (56) $6160 with all 2) $167.70 Perfecto (6 5) 125590 A2137; Handle sioi,oi,. Iv I - - 4W ST. liMitS (AP) - Ccr.c Utties, the only holdover guard from last season's squad, was placed on waivers Tuesday, the Spirits of St. Louis announced. The move reduced the American Basketball Association team's roster to 11 players. Littles, a 6400t-I, live-year pro, was with the team during the 1973-74 season when it was known as the Carolina Cougars. Jw- ..',. Bowling News . \ - Spirit Holdover Waived - - I/ . I _4_i;-. / NuNTH$insI1;,P*c5, Larrea oil"* - - MuVu,ria 7 1 I S40 410 S Perfect. (7.3) 1392.50 .450 1 Erza Mencha I SECOND - Doubles. S pec 7; QulnIela (SI) $61.40 AldanaJava 20.10 6.20 5.40 S Perfecta (IS) $176.90 - --'.4 ', .. - NORFOLK, Va. (AP) The Virginia Squires of the American Basketball Association reduced their roster by two Tuesday as they prepared for Satur,iays' home opener at Hampton against the Utah Stars. Cut from the squad were twoyear veteran center Roger Brown and rookie Roscoe Poindexter of Long Beach State. Guinlela (S-71 c-'-.r a -_ Squires Cut Two Aa '. 1 ____ - . '. . 44~ (4 - 4/ • - Lake Howell's best time time of 22:52. All nine Brantley The Lake Brantley Patriots JV squad to also win that corncontinued their mastery over petition, came from Mark Lanthan in girls finished the 2.6 mile Seminole County Cross Country COW'S& Matt Schultz placed First with 14th place. Seminole 's next meet is teams with a win over both a time of 16:12, followed by The Brantley girls team was Seminole andl Lake Howell, teammates Joe Laughlin 16:42 led by Darlene Burkley with a Saturday at Oviedo. t the Sern1n1c high and 8n L)un ilii illi d IC 46 School course. Willie Callaway was the top The 2-6 mile course is Seminole runner with a fourth r described by Se minole coach place f inish 17:07. Langston , J flD JMIj R Ed Lislovec as one of the Menfee followed with a 17:36, toughest in the area. But thenBernardMooce,Semtnole, Brantley was up for the task as 17:41, then Norman Grant, they placed in the top three Brantley, 17:42. Pete Rogers, Ji l i Results Brantley, 17:50; Ken Evans, ts* W i th iscore f 21 the placed Seminole 17'59 and the tenth SEVENTH - Doubles, Spec 7: JAI-ALAI I I-, Ur: Elorsa 21 00 10 00 1 50 3 At OrlandoSeminoio 1.y ahead of Seminole with a ,i and.1 pace Pill Sander s, LarriLenlz 7.00 t20 1 Tuniay Nis r R esults Lake Howell followed with an Seminole, 18:04. A dana Via 660 6 II Seminole's Quinlela (13) 138 20 's Callaway held the FIRST - Doubles. Spec 7 1 7.50 s. o 510 7 Perfects (3.1) 57950 The Brantley II of the 5 ul t .1 Mei'tti&I BiItI 11.60 750 S EIGHTH - Doubles. P.0 , II U• I scored a wius Oi au points race u,fl e1 Brantl ey ca Lenls 410 I Alava 1$ SO 460 5 60 S - r t'.v Y? .,.. ' Chris Vagotis, coach at gods, a former offensive guard Pe guy t' o work for. but wh0evcr Miami K1UlanHigh, said T the at Universftyo(AJabana. , It Plays for me is gonna learn day he expects to be criticized '1 know I didn't look good on . " • '/WV .-,. I something," says a Florida but his methoids am for the good that program. But that's me." And there they go, as Lake grantley emergcd as Itie team viiinner In the Seminole Cross Country high school football coach who of the team. Vagotis was shown pushing was shown shoving and slapp. "When I slap a kid, it's with and hitting his players on film ing his players In a nationally an open hand, not with a fist, televised Monday night on televised program. It's for motivation," said Va. ABC's "Danger in Sports: Pay• Aft I I. e ing the Price," a program which dealt primarily wi th high i school football injuries. As the film was broadcast, Guest Predictors aren't H #t68P Z'1I1 " Not to dwell on the subject, Now for the second time in 'T7'//5 ,*)'7'O e t ci , narrawriuis gman l...A I. .4 k rnF , 'rwt suppose 1•. Ii I 1. second aL.. 1.u• G e i ger a lIso isau •k 1. ci • weep,..,, ,L,II Belluev4ue eviIIlle "What kind of man is your week's picks, but with Sanford distinction of the picking the finished last with a unim,t0? /21I77C/iQiy ? _!'' ,._.___-, neighborhood high school auto dealer at the pencil, it five pro games WRONG. presslve 6-9 count. But have no " coach? happened. Code also finished with a 74 fear, Billy B promised to muU ' OñfI tA'1 #P'O(KP Carey McDonald of Orlando, count, but did pick the Patriots over this week's predictions at Baker's final count of If _.- QW-ft exe-utive director of the Na. placed him behhod the week's over the Jets as did Rogers. le&,;t 30 seconds compared to 25 A. C%1t4' Wi f,"On'Fa' tional High School Athletic leader, Pete Rogers, but ahead Enough said, seconds last week. iE) Coaches Association, criticized of regula 4'0~ r lar sta ffers Sean Code, ABC for including the film clip ee (efgcr and Bill Belleville y4y,' In the program. 5/ as the trio all finished under the "They should ha ve showed a .500 mark. .51 o S 1101 ii I - fl -more representative coach," " Baker's pick of the St. Louis McDonald said "Showing hr s XFa4K14,4 2 . - ' Cardinals over the Dallas rwiflgifl MIAMI (All) -Florida's col- budgeing enou'.h to make our a. g at 'irj beating at Cowboys turned out to be the leges, which used to ignore women competitive," he said of players was tLflc5Y lz . zII't/.4)Z9 as the point of the program." best pick of the week as nobody women's athletics, are now a budget raised from $35000 to ,ow I NWO Z - faced with budget squeezes $75,000. McDcnald said the slanning ma tched the pick. The Oviedo, Dolphins and caused by new federal dema nds incident was "not typical The federal gui del ines are Florida loses were shockers for stronger women $ sports aimed at eventually forcing h1rp • average high school ch." oy-qg 1' . "Th° ime shown of Chris and the panel of pickers were programs, equal spending for men and I 4 While spok esmen for Florida, women in intercollegiate #/yjJ 1 ' k d d 7. g'1cDOpldjd "That Regardless of the closeness of Florida State and Miami say sports. ' therulesdon'tpresentunduefi. knidof' e will hurt every the games and the Of the sthte'a three largest ) RUDI-MENTARY BARGAIN --by Alan Mover 6/,* . Lake Brantley Rnners Dominate u 1 T', ____ .. , .. -, Cross Country runners from Lake Brantley, Seminole and Lake Howell begin the rugged 2.6 mile course at Seminole. - ,,4 MIAMI (/2) - "I'm a tough ' • "' ' 4 . ,. EUGENE, Ore. (All) - Mike Popovich, a two-year letterman and starting offensive guard this season, has been dropped from the University of Oregon football team for disciplinary reasons, athletic department officials said Tuesday. (ich Don Read refused to cia bnrate in I h cunistarices of the suspension. Popovich was Oregon's starting center last year. He was a starting middle linebacker as a sophomore. . ' I"-s 3, . •i. S •.., ' .. ; 1'e ,.' . ., '.,' - ---% . '. - ." . . L . I '- ' , _. Oregon Guard Dropped . '-'. " _ - -.-n -i -1 - - * , • - $ . 1i c . it, - 3 l og . -- .- H h School ~ - -, ' r - - , - 3' . - ' -. . 1 ' 1? -- S By BOB GREENE Portland tonight, while Shreve- getber another paycheck by of their last five games AP Sports Writer port Is at Philadelphia, 6-9. Friday. could possibly capture a playoff • 'TI. ai'wiuueu.1 n court suits, ruEmbroiled The WFL reportedly is at. "This This takes the immediate berth. Th Hawaiians e , at tack is mars of a player boycott and tempting to move the Florida strain and pressure off, said run by veteran quarterback missing paychecks, the World Blazers' Oct. 30 home game Florida Coach Jack Pardee. 00 League starts its 16th against the Birmingham "This puts otr minds back on Randy Johnson while , depends heav ily on quarIi .r •i ,C8.flS Birmingham. week Of Play t"tnhI with every '6" WIu, aa.& 4uu151iwu. a ,.v iuuiu U and aemp,. Without team thard WI a mathematicalleague already ed this money, it would have been terback shot at a playoff berth, a Florida home game against tough to go on much longer." . Admittedly, two teams, the Charlotte to North Carolina as Portland is playing without Sbrevepoct Steamer and the the Blazers'sattendancelsav. pay. But Stor m GeralMan,, , Pprtland Storm, are facing an eraging only 144879 a game. ager Ron Mix and tackle Sam uphill battle for any ch&nce of a But a tempàry court In- SUS, the Storm's player repropóst,season shot at the first junction has forced the WFL to sentative, denied reports that WFL title. Shreveport and return the Charlotte game to there would be a player boycott Portland have identical records Orlando, and an Orlando att.or- this week. __ . of 4-1')-l. ney called the latest WFL effort The Florida-Memphis clash The Central Division leader, to move the Birmingham game will match the WFL's only 1,.1'V Memphis, on the other hand, is a "direct violation of the court 000-yard rushers - J.J. Jen-. ' '") 1 i assured a playoff berth wi th a or der." nings of Memphis with 1,140 ""•' 13-2 record, as Is Birmi ngham The Blazers f inally did get a yards and Tommy Reamon of -" -. wi th 12-3. paycheck, however. And the Florida wi th 1,046. The Rawallans, 6-9, are at league pledged to scrape to. The Hawaiians have won four 9'. - *.., r "4-. - - - azers Nixon, Tampa, Florida State League; Greb Riddoch, Seattle, Northwest League, and Jim half, Billings, Rookie Pioneer League. General Manager Bob Howsam also announced the signing of Ron Plaza, minor league field coordinator, and Scott Breeden, minor league pitching instructor. I -. I N. a"- I 1 I II II U '• m They are Vern Rapp, Indianapolis, American Associ- I -k Series "I'm a home run pitcher," he baseman Dick Green, who 'Ins glad I hit a homer in Everything but outplayed. fir st time up in the Series," said said. "Besides, a couple of my started a game-ending double \%e scored a bunch of fllflS Reggie Jackson 'It t ook t he friends were up here from play, the third twin killing of tonight," Manager Alvin Dark home run ore ure off me and it North Carolina and I wanted the game ss mid with a grin after the 3-2 won't botiier me if I don't hit them to get to see a homer. ,.I knew it was a double play another." Fingers, in his 14th World w A high bouncer about 15 feet Series relief appearance over Jackson, who left the game Angeles I)oli'ers after three plate %~as the hLst three years, gave tip a after seven innings, vvith (:lat,1,J111U). deli Washing to n tak in g hi "This club manages to score enough for leadoff night Catcher Joe Ferguson, the nin th place in right field enough runs," he added in scribing the world champion- the Dodgers' right fielder in the Two errors by Ferguson built The) hit a few balls hard ship team he inher ited from first two Series games, bobbled against him, but most cf them the DOdgers' World Series total the th ird-inning cha Dick Wi lliams. nce and, were at somebody," said Dark, to (01W. The A's scratched for all with two out, Bill North scored who will pitch Ken Holtzman "We're not hitting like we three of their runs off Los from third for the game's first against first-game loser Andy can, so I'm glad they're having geles starter Al Downing while run. Messersmith in tonight's fourth a few defensive problems," the Dodgers' runs came on long Winning pitcher Jim "Cat- game. said Green. "I suppose that's homers by Bill Buckner and fish" Hunter, who won 25 One of the hardest hit balls the only major difference right Willie Crawford. games during the regular sea- was the one that nailed down now." I11, 1 IIII fl fte ! -1 i - LI I P I I CINCINNATI (AP) - The Cincinnati Reds have an. flounced that the managers of all five of their minor league farm teams have been rehired for the 1975 season. ation; Jim Snyder, Three River:;, Eastern League; Riss OAKLAND (AP) The OakThrough three games, the son but also threw 2 home run the victory for the A's. With one land A's have been outhit, out- Dodgers have Four homers to pitches, took in stride the one he out in the ninth inning and the slugged and perhaps even out. the A's one. Three of Oakland's served to Buckner in the eighth tying run on base, Bill Russell ow Although Sanford Is not noted they are all older retired per. competition; one member w ho met while playing Shuf. crowds view the action. for its tourist during the win ter sons and have one thing in described a female player, "she fleboard, got married and now The ottlest member of the months, it does have an common, they thrive on the plays for blood." Social A "Snow Bird" refers to assortment of Snow dinners they play as partners. club Is 89-year-old Joe Murray, who game of 'Shuffleboard. and dances are a large part of The 16 courts are provided by but there Is talk of an s-yearsomeone from a northern state begin filtering into Birds the ranks "It keeps us young," was the the club's functions, and as a the Sanford who migrates to the sunny around Nov. 1. Recreation old player, who Is also noted for way 67 year old Lloyd Obine, result a few relationships Department, but maintained by his arguing. surroundings of Florida when If one wants to see an honest president of the club, described described by the members as the club through the payment the temperature starts dropof But the members generally to goodness replica, a quick the game. Shuffleboard romances have small dues by each member, agree the feeling of belonging to ping in their respective home visit to the Sanford ShufAlthough the 150 retired developed. states. Although the so-called bulk c,f one big happy family ispresent. fleboard Courts would reveal members of the club enjoy the Last spring a couple over 21, toe players won't start arriving "Everybody plays to win, but in Sanford until November the they're all so nice," explained - small group of year round one of the year-round players, I . ' players do make up an en- even though some good nat ured thusiastic group and the shouts ribbing can be heard from the -........_... --s.--. ' of "who wants toplay, can be sidelines, i1 heard seven days a week, but Although the family unity only after 1 p.m. atmosphere is present, the During winter tournamen ts seriousness of the game is also a .4 u either within the club, or present as each member of the ,'I ' _____ against other clubs from either club has his very own ShufI __ Daytona, Orla ndo or DeLa nd, fleboard Cue, w hich are dif-1 the Intensity of the competition ferent sizes and weigh ts, ala , ( -J._ a - 'is ever present as the large Pool Cues. -5--. - - - BRIEF Reds Rehire Managers s Lose St ti sti cs ressure s By PETE ROGERS Herald Sports Editor I . ` -7A 1974 Shuffleboard And ' Snow Bird s! w Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 16, Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Heavy duty muffler, 12.99 Save $3 on installation. Now 12.99. Rag. 15.99 Additional parts, if required, are extra. �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 16, 1974 BA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 243$FRENCH AVE. HONE 3221270 ICES GOOD THRU T. OCT. 19,1974 NEXTTOWINN.DIXIE TIME TO SEE WE DO DOCTOR Ford No More Or resh a throat Frozen, red Wedneschy, Oct. 16, 1974-16 There' sE conomy In Both By(RAYNOR SIADDOX prepared at home. and transportation costs and life is anti how to maintain it. breakdown; Spoilage by thickening power in sauce what you need for a reasorable (try products. Use perishable One drawback, however, to bad weather. The Herald Services Food processors pay great microorganisms, enzymatic mixes, or set In instant pud- time. products within one or two days these comparisons is that they dings, A working knowledge of the attention to adequate storage action , or Insect Infestation; lcngcr only where experience Check products for staleness, The steady rise in the cost of ere made last year by the shelf life of the various fcxxis stability or "shelf life." Major loss of aest hetic qualities such Food storage has many corn - off-quality and spoilage. Check has shown that the prod uct tht' loud our family needs is U.S.D.A. Economic Research you buy can also help you get areas involved in a food's shelf as color, flavor, aroma, tex- plexities. As a consumer, find the label for special in.ctruc- keeps well. Rota te frozen and threatening family budgets in Service. Since t hen there have 'he most in good eating. The life include: (tire; Loss of functional pro- out from experts exactly w hat Lions on holding and storing the cnned products so that older Help Than Nixon — L Democrats, who remain WASHINGTON (AP) — Re- surtax on middle and upper In. hopeful of massive gains, publican candidates who had come citizens, showe hoped that the change in cornThe AP survey d the concede the money could hurt mand at the White House would Democrats stand to come close them, especially in the close races where their own canS ease their political woes now to the record 39 governorships didates are short of funds. are worrying about the Issues theyheldafter the l936election, The AP survey, based on reraised by President Ford's paras well as winning substantial don of Richard M. Nixon, and gains in the Senate and House. ports from bureaus in the 50 To counter this trend, Re- states, late polls and interviews his amnesty and surtax stands. publicans have begun moving with key politicians, shows the An Associated Press survey have a good chance showed much concern wide- to cut their losses by pumping spread among Republican of- new money into the breach, of gaining from 30 to 40 new lice-seekers across the nation, planning a heavy media drive Seats in the House. They a!and indicated that Democrats and arranging personal visits ready have a 248-187 majority. In the Senate, Democrats are are making the most of it. by Ford, who still rates personOne Republican, Rep. LaMar ally as an asset despite reaction likely to pick up two to six new seats on top of the 58.42 advanBaker of Tennessee, who seeks to some of his policies. third term in the Nov. 5 elec. The Republican National tage they already hold. But the most dramatic gains (ion, said "I resent having to Committee has spread a large arry the burden of past actions share of Its Washington staff may come in governorships, arourd the country to help can. where the I)crnccrats atre;iclv of tfflriok in our p3rtv" Bakers remarks came after thdates and has pumped as hold 32 to the GOP's 18. DemuFord had announced an anti-in- much as $0,000 into the cam- crats are expected to gain no less than three and as many as flation program including a palga pi pe tinc in recent days eight, including the big ones New York and California. •. uO2tfi ate sea jeopardy, - - - Sen AD IVORY . -- - - lzx.. -4~I / - ,, , , I£ UL. INSIDE FROST — • : facing an election battle is Irene Van Eepoel elected last by 1-- • Public Instruction as assistant - Tray Piland, a three-year city ubble Gum — 4ba.- I ., -- Std 'I' . pNOW/ C* P ofth McDonald 2&0- iece •1 r Grill mo MODEL - 8g 4 44 18 16 coo=d Til MM Ma* DuLas, include his wife, &qwd Of San. 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CUT . • TENDER EEF - . - / As a matter of law, the judge : has ti)nsiderable leeway in setting conditions. Besides (tie usual requirements, such as avoiding association with dim. I S . •: criminals and Keeping in touch ' with a probation officler,special limitations have also I%-en held File ' LU "t 5wAA'N w VT I0d1fl'1 ...L lawful Examples: \ Emery Boards : • ii' Pack 1, hat a boolle should no, have a telephone In his home: Zi that an assaulter should riot go near a certain woman; and f 10 31 that a labor 'goon" should not be eligible for union office, • Koda o akk Pocket Instamahc 10 ! leery of conditions that are too On the other hand, the law is ' r - frt',ikihiu because they are hard • Camera ,,, /J Ito enforce) or too severe ihecausr they' are hard to live camera, drop. . . - to). Also, there Up . are constitutional that must not be trari. sgressed in film. M. Ci.b Lx. tender, Mag cube am wrist strip. li mits i In one case, a court granted a man prolgilinn on condition that he (Ilndte blood to the Red SylIvaniIa Blue Dot MagICUbeS iiia Pack of 3 _______________________ L_iii•ir_,_.iir__ Crass, But this condition was : throriouIonappeal because it - - - • taIled for "invading the physical person In an un warranted manner." US :11 BULK WHITE POTATOES MtDIUM 10 SWEETMILK OR BUTTER 10 CT LBS. A C D WORM llfarF uuvuu SILL YELLOW ONIONS SULTANA BX RED FLAME TOKff GRAPES 3 LBS. 4100 HEADS RED ALL YOGURTFLAVORS................ $1.1 8 oz. CUP 3 lb. BAG 1 nfl 1011filit, 113*1 rt, - -, ANN PAGE REG & THIN &It PRICES IN THIS AD ARE EFFECTIVE THRU OCT.20.1974 IN THE FOLLOWING STORES a,SPACAM -11FTTi... .. .... BUFFET SIZE VES .... . fD.......... PINECREST CENTER gmLI HWY 17•92 AT 27th SANFORD 32 oz A&P PARFAIT CRISP FRESH LETTUCE 3 IN6 .... SALAD . .... - ...... CAN4/1 JANE PARKER 'FRESHLY BAKED" )1DANI11 PECAN Ln,imlk Intml tl wan n enn ------- ------ RING ::J 1 'SUPER-RIGHT' WESTERN BEEF FRIST 4 RIBS WHOLE ' . . ' SEMI-BONELESS . . ........ -. A - • 9 A WESTERN .. 322-1812 SSnf ord MCCtii P . C 2/3 fl.oz. . wtifif arbor. Flamel Covet ?tight Lot - /•_•I \ - c P ' ' n - - I J • ' Naill NInnap , Dustless Sander Sander, a s--:"i VY ' \ J . • Polisher Assortment cest OM*I, occur to a sentencing judge when he allows a convicted person to go free on probation. The idea, of co urse, is to keep the culprit from getting Into trouble again. oothbrush . alley reflector providesa cc' 'I}l4TQVv2gf. MiS. : Adult VVWU Model .7519 -. ni OR BLUE - Nasal Spray HINAAA AgSe KH U__I Sunlamp Sc,e'mfcaIl gred C'uc.-ie - oft 0,W WHITE This orde.r suggests the wide range of possibilities Fwaammint -. 1AOi€€kO OR S()&t Neo•Synephrine IA A Black &Decker conipwly ,, - BETTY __ IA - ie -. , ,L!Je,IO ir1c ,; s. S. I' 1 device, Hang-It-Up --- - :.' 1" a GIANT BOX GA. OR FLA. GRADE A f/rIh1J1 , 'I ' HAM$EQS. r II upci riuuiaii - pe ___________ '2 Laxative I •'' •••• — t..u.. %'i. '' • s lb. i 00 0 c " ç9 • Not long ago a man found guilty of picking pockets was granted probation on the condition that he wear mittens Whenever he went out In public during the following five years. .6kz. Chewing Gum Box of 16 - ci&h, graxxkti&Idren and tireeeat- i people, 2 cars. i . - New Mexico; two sons,Go(fndRosseyShepard, . register. accau coobng ares. and past member of Veterans of ,l : Cotton Swabs For Box of 170 Lim'- t 2 2 Build. ng.;play ' JAR ONTirc trash cans trays and a cash .. - 0 ark sr-ir, ' • tan GMIes ' I Play Set / Swinger II / He is survivul Ross j. Sheprard, ao of U1a Road, Sanford died Tuesday Mrs. Lucy R. Chambers, Fern sons nnis Richard night He came to Sanford 16 P ; Chamber,. Danbury, Ccnn, years ai.o fron'i New Mar. Baldwin McNarmara Linville, W. VL,hlstArtlçlace. Funeral Home Springs, in He was a mamber of charge. Nazarene of Geneva. ' ' J_ DI 0 - ,-4 Foreign A" ctwges '' i S)I.&RD ffi&ANff --- "' LAUNDRY DETERGENT - l"S ,O?AVAI.ABLt TOOTHU wHOiSAi OS RTA,L DEAL[ I DRIED earasi 1 Medicated Cream • 1 coffee cake, Danish, cookies, bread and rolls, 75 per cent of the convenience products had higher costs than those Hand Lotion io-oz. 10 ; - FREEZE No ir.it"CS1 rc, crrl 4 AREA DEATH : 8-oz. -a , , Direct Aid r, Bars 140 S\ lr7J. ftior to to appointment resigned in March. RO - Vaporette _— A f/) Jergens Hershey - u i oYeS IdI-1... Al . Tarts,01-Count . : Hand & Body Lotion .. WE ARE PLEASED TO ACCEPT USDA FOOD STAMPS-. CUSTOMERS WILL BE LIMITED TO REASONABLE QUANITIES OF ANY ITEM. the same serving of freshly squeezed juice. Of baked goods, Desert Flower UL S - However, there are some # ORIGINATES - cos t onl y one-third ----u.-------.-.-.",'.. - principal at Union Park Junior cvund veteran moved up !r= PoWtoes ran.1.7 cents versus 5.5 cents for home prepared ' Alpha Ker a Bath Oil Candy Corn 16-oz. sw"t MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM High Sc&oi, retired from the vice mayor tofill out unexpired Air Force thlV71,He and hs t erm of Mayor M Roy McClain, Herbal Essence Shampoo 12-oz. .. r- New in ihe m~%afy)od? Its 1 P.J' 'I' Creme Formula 8(Z~T / Vq .--•• - 7 of 10 ready-to-cook ikrns had I a lower cost per serving than their counterparts. Frozen green beans ran 8.1 cents a serving versus 8.9 cents for fresh beans. Frozen cut corn 'cost 85 compared wi th 152 cents for Fresh cut corn. Frozen !french fries were 4.7. cents ; against 10 cents for home ', prepared. Dehydrated mashed I' - WHERE ECONOMY A survey shows in vegetables, l aytex - l SS C iro W la - 1 DISCOUNT PRICE 4 OA VS ONL Y a day these figures; I ..urwuI Carolina,. where the favored Democratic nominee, aaries wife, Ravenel, has been ruled off Daniels said that If he were re ts of two et by the COIWIS and regoing to campaign It might as Mamie and Monique, and have tick placed b) Rep. William J. B. well be for a two-year term. He lived In city f seven added he chase Group 3 because Councilman Browning said Dorn, the man he whipped in Booth had aaldbe had not yet today he expects torslewithin th1zfl.XY made up his mind wheth rhe the next few days for election to will seek reelection and Irwin the Group 5 Seat he was apHunter and Donald Browning pointed to in Aprfl. .. dindicated they would seek had The only councilman not r"kdiofL Daniels. who is employed FOR Pl . One question to Ix,answered is: Could you save money by making many of the foods the family likes from scratch? Or do you save by buying these in Convenience foan' The answer lairo ,_ for the seat will be up for 1myor. election in December, but Hunter and his - ... (_ of 100 Box Aollars by getting every cent's of flavor and nutrition. NS CAN HELP' I ' 14-OZ. Envelopes 1- Springs Seats _ g 52,00 prescriptions BULBS Letter Size a cha nce at upsettng Republican Sen. Jacob K. Javits in New York. Wis Besides Wilson, the Republlcan governors seen in most trouble are Francis W. Sargent gy ByJANE to councii, be served on the of Massachusetts, who Is runcity' s Board of Adjustn-&nt and nifig considerably behind Herald Still Writa Democrat hfichael S. Dukakis Planning and Zonft Boar& in the polls, and John VariWINTER- SPMGS — Two Irwin Hunter, W of 41 N. derhoof of Colorado, city councilmen picked up Third st. is seeking by Democrat Richhe threatened qualif ying papers TtjJay in to his Group 1 seat, ard Lamm. One Poll even gives kld the first day of th2 to period for candidates in the mat left vacant by resignation I-Arrim a surprisingly wide Democrats also are given Lkc. 3 electiorL held by Victor Miller after last Hunter won good chances of picking up ReCal. (USAF Ret.) John year's election. lic Daniels of 1027 Antelope Trail, election to the one year pub an governorships in Conraecticut,, Arizona, Tennessee, has announced he will run for a remaining in MilIers two-year term for the Group 3 was appointed to serve for, Oregon and The on'y Democratic gover. aeat now held by John Boh. month until his terM OffiCidlly nor seen in any real trouble 13 Daniels come on Coimdll less begar. William Egan of Alaska, who than a month ago when he was A former chief of the Winter RepubLican Jay Hamappointed to Group 2 seat Springs Volunteer Fire trails Hunter has saved mond in the polls. following the resignation of Department, The GOP sees its best David Outlaw, on council as commissioner of .. . ehinrc in Main rv1 in Siu,th ng urt. and recreation anci and as vice p .. . Papermate' 2ft 119819 Pen for 7 Gov. Ronald Reagan. Councilmen SeekCali -- Shoe Box California's last Democratic al lead in the Polls over Repubb. can nominee Houston i. Flownoy in the race to succeed GOP -_.... fbi" - iIorb &IIJ COUNTu1'PR ICED ' SUPER), Plastic Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown Jr., son of -. - AktTirnTir' ANTI S EPTIC ii'... . LIMIT, ) D!SCOUNT PRICE 4 DAYS ONL V QISCCUNT PRICE 4 DAYS ONL Y Democrats stand to gain two or more House seats in each of those states. They also sboWd hold Alan Cranston's Senate f ornia, JOHN DANIELS • one reason why we li/I over ,. In New York, Rep. Hugh ICarey is far ahead of U Gov. Mak . IRWIN HUNTER GALLON WESTINGHOUSE LIGHT But before such dire times arrive, let's examine sollie - UNIT 1 DISCOUNT PRICE 4 DAYS ONL 60-75 100 WATT Democratic landslide r we won't be compelled to eat :~chipped ice sandwiches. HALF 4 DAYS ONL V fl loss of nutritient value such perties such as leavening ac- you should do to maintain shelf products. learn the basic facts packages or cans are used as vIthiiin loss or protein tivity in baking powder, life. For example: Buy only about storage of food, including before more recent purchases. -. LIMIT 1 DISCOUNT PRICE ANTI-PERSPIRANT cans. The GOP is defending ten of the 13 or so govern&rships being hotly contesW. New York and California are the keystones to the potential -AO- lOOs LIMIT 2 for DISCOUNT PRICE 4 DAYS ONL V ICE CREAM 47 TABS rail Income groups. Slowly, been some changes due to the August, 1974, issue of Food uiany familiar good things to oil shortage, increases in labor Technology explains wha t shelf teat are beginning to disappear 'lrom our tables. We seem to be , li ving on substitutes. Let's hope BORDEN'S ELSIE TYLENOL PERSONAL SIZE 2 DIALVERY - . t1*29 — — �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FAIRWAY FARMS CORN FED Uo SeDeAe INSPECTED AR Remember...ShopFairway TUrSDAYandFRIDAYfOrthe -- VVi11 A I!BN MYSTERY SPECIAL! BE E F 99C Brownie Mix BEECHNUT STRAINED CAMPBELL'S I J IIL7 J JI 1 ?-9 2 UDWOW Well LVKESCHUNKSTYLE BabyFood 65C V-8 Cocktail CAMPBELLS Braunschwelgerb. LYKS 58c Sliced Bologna 88C Chipped Mea PKG. Spanish Mackerel Halibut or Trout Fillet Pe&:d&flevned 1¼ lb bag $298 Large Rock Shrimp _________________________________ 49 $411 Sz. Oicale Am Pat Castid '2,8 AND 0' 5 FAIRWAY FARMS us DAINSPECTED OCT. 17-23. 1974 0• x . r 40 i - 2 u_i .... — t 0 n, ~Xl r M !M CL; CL Q 4- -41 3 0 a CL r;: :: • , A __ f I I ! / - QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ') U' - - 7INCHCUT LYKESSMOKEDSHANKORBuTrcUT S A!A'3.L.0; ;*;O;; 00;i!O;c' wi a. a $I __ SCO CRI TGROUND \,a. I BEEF out WT7" MORE ORDER SAVE I 6C. TABLE KING $1 A 303 Ki ney Beans 303 SAV E 24c, lb. $ SAVE 9c $ Pork&Beans CHIENOFThES 4300 BEEF SHORT RIBS 1'lLIuIftI £. CMI BUSCH $• 0 0 Fell S 4 4 A A A A A A A jr T; Sol CLw D 3- 4 00 !;;:2 10 , 1 D . f1 ,o, - . Sa 0. Apples i;6i; i0i;a 4 0; 1 e~ag! . IL113 m (AC LF r 0 0 ,0 0 0 0 , IL L al • '.0 • • -. , 0 (D !......r"S :• , • • • I • • ;4 : • iick :!!!! A a • W T't fs.. u . •:T. 01 a a a R f- ad C C Margarine . S 9 .5 .5 - 00 .vu IL S1 VE 10C MRS. FILBERT'S PLUS DEPOSIT _ flu EXTRA LEAN FRESH GROUND MCINTOSH 0 C M 'I. h 9 a CM to e A A A A A S 1% BANQUET FROZE N 11 oz. P 0 3; a 1 gI 6 '13;Iry 1b; irt art 1-11: 00 8. 30 0 c 99 A 41 of 4A M A 8- .....zc:m 6-12 OZ. Return Bottles BEEF, FISH C a 0 H 3 to neis ?iA 98 Cno lb. eaui PLUS ": 0 CENTER CUT CLUB 1. b.78 mat ov Soup orS OR7UP8-1O OZ. Bottles DEPOSIT ro 0 0 0 FAIRWAY FARMS 89c r I :: lb-48 A TUNA pepsm ='•. Q ::P0. 01 0 0 1C PorkSteaks LEAN.MEATY in 'mr I •• 9; no0 .,r I0I 6L ,1f 0aFo.' j, Nei I III 10 ?tøf' MISSOURIMEATY 1 I — FRESH FRYER QUARTERS 3 1b, E - - PKG- *r `MOR $ ;.r - $1m65 SAVE 26C. HART pr 0 T I I 'V .!0; XI uu L L 44 0 100% P 3 lb. C.n 2 I . CHUCK FAIRWAY Di mEXCEPT nHAM. <S _I. . Z , . ..0 • o• •• • • • : :• • • •• • • • , STANDING RIB PRICES EFFECTIVE LIMITONEWITHI7500RM0REORDER SweetCorn 1 ; • • : ••• 4 Is FAIRWAY FARMS ORMOREORDCR Cut Wax Beans IA — • 40 d 4 : O ,;i ;: " SUBJECT TO CUTTING LOSS USE YOUR CRECIT CARDS - u1 on . . S • A U1LlMlTONE WITH $75O SAVE16C.TABLE KING • CHUCK ROASTS AID ROAST VARIETY OF STF#'.KS 0). Cut and Wtapped Free To Your Order caffte LOAVES ' : : 8 8 C AVG. WT. PORK RnAST - •. . 0 : : :• gob FAIRWAY FARMS USDA INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN FAMILY SIZE SAVE 34' FOLGER'S : • : :• Beef Forequarter TIDE • 1 Freezer Buy of the Week. (6Vari.t.i) - SM Wv*r 3 hr it .0r $129 69 98' MangroveSnapper CARL BUDDING Tomato Soup 3 Soz- 49c a 3 '5 Small Catfish : : • : • : :• :a :• : :• • • • . . F t —0 ?' h 1: I: III • Fresh Whole Fish : $168 45 p..... I Me: i!if o __ — 3: JUMBO COOKED SHRIMP 3 lb. bag $ 98 l3 Grill Franks 23 oz. - P4.psun.P.,i.d&DvøInId ILI : loco '!i. DS LYKES SAVEcOUNCANN$KU it #11 4 Bought Right! Cut Right! Priced Right! Tastes Great! Your Dollars Make More "Cents" at Fairway! Wednesday, Oct. 16,1974-38 -Rio lb. Qtrs. Spaghetti Sauces 32OZ 59 99C SAVE 19, MUELLER Maalox Iminuid $109 DELICA TESSEN 59 2 IeoL l9 SAVE 30, 79 tY?Ha1r Spray - Onions Dristan Spray 0 - 11' CC 99 ns I 39 __________ Gal. Lunch Meats u,i —.1 Iettuee C SAVE 40c BREAKSTONE ea. - 1 FAIRWAY PRODUCE 1 0 LB. Bag 1 0 00( GUARANTEED Fa rway i Green Peppers cnior Golden Carrots URAFANDELICJOUS WASHINGTON Apples 3 ro l,b')flC L 0 . £ FOR 79c Bologna 'sib A $1 1+ 80 __________ 1 84 j I SAVE I 0C. RARA LEE 29C CALIFORNI A Cauliflower FANCY D'An'ou Pears 1) FOR ' 1 2 Pouiid Cake Y. 3AMC8UCLo Strawberries '5 1 • - 3 lOo: 13oz ILLM -- j ---j_________ • a • : :.J:: : : -• • _ __ m. • S I • !. 1 • • • : • • __ .• - 1 - 0 W 0 0 0 . . W / Ila 0 19 I••. f__..__.__ f_..._• r*....__ = •••••• = , 6 for 84C 9 I il CD CA 59C Rye Bread 1@ r 1 c' CD L c, iai j cc ? :; 7: 1-10 . 1C )... --------- 14 lz f r -' ••••..••' 1 luI•.,..,...n 1143 ) 1 • • I - - • ff -5 - -. •C, C, 14 ? cc r' ..;.i I I I 6 ______________________________________ 'C, 1i •.••.•. Ij . .w •• ...••-•- ••••. - S S 5 - S - .. - - _ A 0 -- s I • • CA 1f'i Cup Cakes flIA 13 a4'C ftwe r • Do VI 2 •• Cream Filled 99c Donuts flc 14..d Mao Apple Pies Hash Browns Pascal Celery I go a '1 7 • • 2 Delicious " I 2401gro 41 2 o M e n t 0! o'- C 55 C se AIM ________________ YOUR PURCHASE WILL BE REFUNDED TENDER 95 04 i3fi; IL rj eai,35 SAVE IS@. ORE-IDA 39C ¼1b. 45C DEUCIOUSHOT NOON LUNCHES IF "Shop Ha ' Provolone Yogurt Heads Mb. CarrotSaladp,69 SWISS PARFAIT U.S. NO. 1 ALL PLJFPOSE V TRUNZ ASSORTED FIRM LARGE CALIFORNIA a '40 • 14 ~ I " 0a 0. VFr 59 Buttermilk HONEYDEW f a ______ BAKED HAM 19 3 lb. Bag LARGE SWEET M 'oz 2. ViRMNIA, SAVE I Spaghetti ' 12 OZ. , a �- -r 4B—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, FL By CECJLY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor Wednesday, Oct. 16, 1974 ' When we heard via the grapevine on our street that our neighbor, playwright Richard Chandler, who grew up in Peoria, Ill., had a great recipe for chili, we borrowed it. The grapevine was right. When we asked Richard how the recipe evolved, he jotted down a delightful memoir: '1 grew up believing chili was a Midwestern dish. It never occurred to me that it was Mexican, probably because during my childhood, except for ' 1 - - - - Illinois—Style Chili For Winter Days A4 home. My mother always said, 'You never know what they put in it,' and even today she sends me dire warnings not to eat chill in restaurants in New York. "The chill season started wi th the first frost and it seemed like every house on the block and every party you went to served it. We never grew tired of it. When you came in from a cold Midwestern plain with your sheepskin gloves stiff and the wind still going through your snap-on earmuffs, there was nothing that warmed you all the rice or noodles. That %%as new to me. In Peoria chili Wa, always served with crackers, lots of big white salted ones. "I've made some changes in my mother's recipe. I leave out suet and add wine. I'm sure she of my would think that was she but 'New York idsas' forgets we don't have Midwest winters here and anyway, the church suppers in Peoria are no longer 35 cents." CHANDLER ChILI 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 cups th in Strips onion way through like a steaming bowl of chili. The smell and the rich red color against the white soup howls were a boy's delight. "When I came to New York I 1 cup chopped green pepper 2 pounds lean beef, cut inch cubes 28-ounce can tomatoes, undrained 12cup dry red wine the railroad workers who lived in small yellow houses by the acks, there were no Mexicans in Peoria. Chili was simply a seasonal dish and the only rule was that it be prepared at liIest chill scrved in big S oup found a lot of people put chili on Clove garlic, crushed 2 teaspOonS salt teaspoon pepper teaspoon cumin seed ½. 1 teaspoon dried oregano 1 tCfl,poo11 paprika 4 tablespoonS chili powder 21.ounce can red kidney beans, undrained In a large wide saucepot melt the butter; add the onion and green pepper and cook gently until wilted. Add beef and br own. Add the remaining in. gredlents except the beans. Simmer, covered, until beef is C tender — abou t 2 hours. Add 1piong jnnd reheat. Serve in wide L • 3 N Wednesday, Oct. 16,1974-513 . Ce Hll,)e Conners 0 Be~ are Of BotulIsm • r aft I tz might lie In your home-canned such as the vacuum-scaled odor. Cans do not necessarily vent botulism, bles such as corn, peas and canning provides safe, inexfood. containers used in home can- bulge as they do in other kinds The USDA warns home can. green beans as common botul- pensive products only if proIt is the threat of botulism. ning. of spoilage." ners of fruits and vegetables ism sources, perly canned. Here are That is a serious form of food 1ow acid foods such as some By CECILY BROWNSTONE He adds w it h emphasis, against careless c a n n I , g Jar s and lids made of the department's guidelines ftsorIafrd Press Food F4lto manyvegetables, people decide that produces criti- meat, string beans and corn "The best procedure w it li methods which might produce specifically for canning have to guard agpinst botulism: can f r u to it s home and poisoning cal illness. It is fatal in one. itiust be processed in a pres- suspect food is: when in doubt, botulism, some meats for the been difficult to find this year. DON'T Lake shortcuts or ex. first time, fourth of all cases. You should sure cooker which reaches throw it out." Chicken Broth Pius Dr. Francis J. Mu.lhern, ad"Nevertheless, if you used perirnent. Use only t e s I e I These inexperienced people stop canning immediately to temperatures a b o v e 249 Fish Fillets Snapbean.s Fruit The Center for Disease Con. iniriLstrator of the Animal and lids and cracked or chipped methods. thought they might save on recheck your methods. degrees for 15 minutes. trol in Atlanta reports that in Plant Health Inspection Ser- odd-sized or -shaped jars or their grocery bills, USE only jars, cans and lidsSalad Beverage Dr. Philip L. White, director "Canned foods that are In the past four years, there were vice (APHIS), calls attention cracked or CHICKEN BROTH PLUS chipped jars this made especially for home can But now comes a warning of the AMA Department of any way suspect," he warns, 30 outbreaks of to Inspired by Oriental cuisint food-borne recent reports of botulism In summer, cheek your canned ning. from the American Medical Foods and Nutrition, pointed 'must not be sampled until botulism 4 cups involving 91 cases clear fat.frec home-canned tomatoes, ap- foods carefully. Throw them Association and the U.S. out in Today's Health MagaDO not reuse sealing lids, chicken broth, prefcrabk they have been thoroughly and 21 deaths. This points up parently caused by improper out if you have any doubts. Department of Agriculture: a zinc that botulism bacteria cooked. There is no easily FOLLOW exactly the time the pressing need to educate canning methods. lie also cited Botu homemade t hreat to your family's health grow only in airless is a terrifying thing." and temperature specification places recognizable, characteristic home canners on how to pre- home-canned low acid vegeta2 cooked harii, (lit in The USDA states that home listed in recipes, thin strips 8 water chestnuts (t : of unce can, cut in thin strips) THIS COUPON WORTH 201 C0Y SATURDAY LUNCH Tuna Salad with California I)ressin G arlic Brtad Fruit Beverage CALIFORNIA DRESSING ill 7t1O r !J I 1 9L ERED Thin strips from rind (yellow part only I of 1 2 S AVE t or whole lemon Thinly sliced green tops :1 from 2 scal li ons Heat the broth; add remain Ing Ingredients and reheat Nice served in Oriental soo; howls or III houil!in up . tS/amos he, a, 10 LBS. W HI LE- P1%(I (OtJPO' I This dressing is over 50 years aid cup mayonnaise cup chili sauce 1 small green pepper, finely chopped (about 2-3rds c) 14 cup minced celery I har4cooked egg, minced 2 teaspoons lemon juice Mix together all the in- USDA GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN W-D BRAND BROAD BREASTED $2.00 OFF '- Quantity Ri his YOUR WINNDIXIE IS HEADQUARTERS FOR HALLOWEEN CANDY SUPPER FOR FOUR ReservecP Quantity Rights WI NN D1111 siosts INC (QpyIlOp(T 1974 PRICES GOOD THURS. OCT. 17 THRU WED. OCT. 23 '1 - - -. , A HUCIC' cups. BUFFET FOR SIX Chicken Curry Rice Curry Condiments Salad Charlotte's chocolate Mousse EEF , . , . , . • ICCIIIIF R NE , S VD • ' . - ' TE. 89 AVE 20 IIAND B AN D ' , : cnAawrrE'S CHOCOLATE MOUSSE One of the best quick recipes. 3 egg yolks WE PLID01 TO FIGHT INFLATION AND CONSIRVI(NEROY. COPYRIGHT 1971 . , . ., pQ? EEF WINNOIRII STORES, INC ICI gredients. Store, covered, in the refrigerator. Makes about l' Rese rIed ILL icooked, shelled. I tablespoon medium or dry sherry , L B. 6-ounce package semi-sweet chocolate pieces 1 cup very strong, boiling hot coffee In an electric biender, blend USDA INSP. W-0 BRAND PURE (NO ADDITIVIS) egg yolks slightly; add chocolate and blend until well chopped and mixed with yolks; add coffee and blend until smooth. Pour Into six small souffle dishes (I-rd or 4 cup ROUN D B 41 $ SAVE : cup (2 ounces) grated processed gruyere cheese SLICED 9 it FRESH L : ' •. I SAVE 10 r UA • Q * - ' rooms and cook over moderate heat until wilted. Remove from heat; stir in flour; gradually stirin lobster soup, cream. allpurpose seasoning and pepper. Cook over moderate heat, stirring constantly, until mixture boils and thickens slightly. Stir in shrimp and sherry. Pour into a 1-to 112-quart casserole; sprinkle with cheese. Place in a preheated 350-degree oven until cheese melts about 10 minutes. Makes four 1-cup servings. L OIN SLICID ORK SVE I PS $ I and chill until set, about 4 hours, before serving. Makes 6 In a 104nch skillet melt the butter; add onion and mush. INN - -HICKORY SWFIT ' size) or d.-1 dishes. Cover U. S. CH LB YL I * deveined and cut in half lengthwise) . C * Shrimp Special Rice Green Peas Rolls Apple Pie Beverage SHRIMP SPECIAl. Great for comnpany 2 tablespoons butter 'i cup minced onion i pound mushrooms, thinly sliced 2 tablespoons flour 13-ounce can cream of lobster soup I cup heavy cream teaspoon all-purpose seasoning, from a 1-or 4-ounce bottle lit teaspoon white pepper 1 pound medium shrimp wo '-P LB. PRICES GOOD THURS. OCT. 17 THRU WED, OCT. 23 INflATION AND CONSERVE INIROY UI ij P T - WI P11001 TO FIGHT 41 AND UP 4! k..' — IS FUN1 COOKIN AV) • IS FUN —, - 0 V1 By (;AYN0R %I,%DDOX The Herald Services Frightening jumps in the cost of food this swiiiiier made shallow SOUP plates with salted crackers, chopped sweet onion, dill pickles sliced lengthwise, sliced not grated) cheddar cheese. Makes 6 servings. COOKING 'l, Evening Herald, Sanford, FL . I I - G. PKG - - 4j L# WITS (2 tip OR. .49,) Corn Is 5", ei. Garlic Salt.... LAWIrS Seasoned Salt. Bundt Cakes Cake/v\,x...... Panc ake Mix 1 Favorite IONCO WIDE SIZE ISc) as 16 o, . 530 PG HI . . . 24 9U11 oi CAN • .... . . . . . TIIIØIY MAID HAWAIIAN 32o, . . . . . . . . UTTY CROCEIR GOlD POUND By TOM HOGE AP Newifestures Writer My idea of a perfect lunch is couple of ears of freshly abicked corn and a few tomatoes Just picked from the garden. Nothing else but a little salt arid a dab of butter for the 'I 33c 69c Noodles....... ou Alum. Foiu..... WjMUSI1ROOMS C 79c $125 Spaghetti :53c Drinks 69c Punch 1111 Patna Rice 57c yrup Coffee. ....... 79c 89c Veg All Dressing 9°° 120f (NH lOT Al D'.I (W/MIAT OR PlUS$uVi Vegetable IIYP4OIDS . . . . . • ILACKIURN 16., HUNGRY JACK IUTTIPUIIE MAX PAK i pff-I • ((IC PIPE lIT., 55C $I 39) 4Oos 21 os WISHIONI ITALIAN 32 46ot CAN LAISIN$ . . . . . . so I . . . • • sit • LIPTON TOMAtO 01 CHICKEN CupSoup...... Chunk Beef Chicken •3 ,40, 1 PE 55c . I1' CAN 37c SAVE TOt ib RONCO MeDIUM Noodles ... ....12053c $479 Doci Ration PEG U JIM DANDY . . W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICL BLIP SAV( 20 lb SAVI I I BRAND US A CHOICE StEP SIRLOIN TIP OR ' $178 II W BRAND USDA (P401CC SElF WHOLE. 16'o SIRS AVG & WRAPPED FilEt BLIP .. . CALIFORNIA BUTT . . 98c Sausage. 99c Sausage..... . . Sss' Braunschweiger . . I I 69c Beef Liver. 18 . . Fresh c chilled, there are a lot of en'icing dishes made from corn, including that old T_ iirt . I To, PEG 99c 99c , I 4 soft W141P ___________ --- / 1 - . • I I • 1I 'I SUNDAY SUPPER M41 • 1' - Pasta witn Eggplant Sauce StI;iil Bowl HreadStjcks Italian Cheese Cake I I - UI IRILt LJ{.1USD Bubble Bath Detergent 16 . ..PXG SWCFTHEA)T PINE L"UIO . . . . a- - 59c Bleach 39c Soap Pads AIPO Tôô, 93c 811110 flot 60111, I f - , A~ . • . . . PEG 45c I I ~; _fl_1__ 7 7- • - -='- ,_t. \\/ ax . . Crackers [A, a I rU— , t-- r tzrtLi'-.-..-- • - Franks Fish Fillets NINE tIIvS SijPu . 46 o, . . • • • • CAN Cat Food. (((StIR TOWN HOUSI 10(1 —a - .U'tki iANU SPaOT •f i6u • PEG . • • 83 ' . . $1 00 TASTI 0 .. CIACKIN GOOD c Saltines .-4- .-- -=- . . . . . . . 6*, . . 2 I,,' $100 lP(r,(* j SfA REICH Ipr(fl ,.IAI r_L 2 L 'il.I ' • _.,... ;I 9Q e J_ E.jC = _-.----=----- - - -E= --,---_ ', i- --.=-_- '-- - IPAI? ' =.-= 'lI(((, r' . . . . . . o 10(1 CANS 79c .,. --=.0 - ,_ tcii • . . . — -------. ,r',. . HAMBIJR(,(l • Made without mnt'at i r OR • Tomatoes V...II_. C\—..--- II S P PIATfiIAI =__==_ ___ -,•.-;-=- ._• Honeydews 69c Sausage Pizza 39c Fish Sticks 3 lOt U 10*1 (111(51 VINE RIPE • - 929 GOOD 69c Biscuits . • . . . EGGPLANT SAUCE III STYLI CheddarCheese CIACEIN - ., ITo, PEGS MIII) I)AVV 14 01 PEQ , 79C • . . • . 1 I, 185 S' I itunced ' I.pound cans pluzi PiGS t(IfluitOe'c, P4 8 0Cr 0 — -=- _=-- 'flu n cup olive oil 2 large cloves MII ANf I fin - undrained tiitn;ilt, t&*.,I.. 'V'- C-CS -.-.-SSr._ruC ._ I Preheated 3754Iegree oven for 40 to 45 minutes. Serve at once. Makes 6 servings. ' - - WWI Vegetable Soup Sausage Spoon Bread with Fried Apple Rings Tea, Coffee or Milk SAUSAGE SPOON BREAD Inex pemive when use(jas the main course. L pork sausage meat 4 cup finely chopped onion 1 cup finely chopped celery 212 cups milk 1 cup enriched white cornmeal O - SUPPER FARE 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 teaspoon salt 3 eggs, separated In a 104nch skillet brown the sausage; regr,ve with a slotted spoon. In the sausage drippings cook the onion and celery until ilted. Scald lz cups of the milk. Mix remaining 1 cup milk with the cornmeal; gradually Lu usded zitilk. Cook, stirring often, until thickened — about 5 minutes. Off heat stir in the butter, salt, egg yolks and sausage mixture. Beat egg hites until stiff and fold in. Turn into a buttered shallow P.-quart baking dish, moundIng slightly in cvnter. Bake in a — t=.0--a . 89c WHIPPED . summer. o •. PPING T' '!" AIL the New World. monft than native corn In the lOot . - olumbusrica and Asia when Columbus brought back maize seeds from But growers, are quick to point out that if the field warmth of corn is removed quickly enough at harvest and the corn is held under refrigeration, It will remain sweet and tender for up to 10 days. In fact, some horticulturists claim that this chilled corn from the southland can be put on the table in better condition during the cold $1 09 PREMIUM Ill) TINDER , P' PLES' -8 COPCLAPID SMOKED RICIOUS A 99c COPELAND PORE I1EAKFAST (tIlE ' D R PES ci PKQ ''I' BRAND CHUNK $998 12 • • SUNNYLAND WD BRAND SMOKED •TOKAY ,liwe my taste, since American farmers harvest more than 0billion-worth of corn each year, a crop that covers some 80 ml!. lion acres of laid. This isn't all eaten on the cob, of course. It comes in many forms from corn oil to corn meal to bourbon whiskey. Small wonder that corn spread throughout Europe and on to the Middle East, Af- - FR(5H WO BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEP TENDER . 98c Sliced Bacon 88c Beef Franks . . •. . IRISH BOSTON BUTT So,. AVG A ______________ . . • . . • W D BRAND USDA CHOICE 11(1 N V . SUNNYLAND THIN Spareribs IosTo 1299 Pork Roast $ 1098 Pork Steaks.... 49 Chunk Bacon . . . • Appsrently quite a few people IRISH PORK 13 lb. doas) WD BRAND USDA COld Bill BONILISS STIAIS w 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE SLIP BONELESS ROUID W 0 BRAND USDA (Hold W 69c Round Ste 98c Delmonicos 9 Strip Steaks 10 cur 9 Tenderloins $1 Cubed Steaks 5 0 BlAND USDA (P401(1 SEEP SHOULDER - lb • . . • . CANS . Sriced Bologna Chuck Steak . Boneless Roast. Chuck Roast All Meat Stew SAVE )I II (Al (AN STIW 01 . . . • 12 . (AL (AN . . . AN W --=---- ..... -- - -. -. --C ---.,-- - ' -.-_ - .- - —- - - - - — -- - ---c - - --- - - - - a.ia1 �_____________________________ _____________________________________________________ .r 7' 6Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl Wednesday Oct 16 1974 BYAILEENCUIRE and top with a Cheddar cheese soup dress4. Serve with a hearty nixed green salad and IMe Herald -ServEcs ________ Lr -- :.: I.. - With'Thing' I 1 - - read is used as tht edible b wntainer. Cut off the loar top and hollow out a portion of the inside. Fill with North Pacific halibut that his been noached French loaf contains )oached halibut ind cheese condensed Cheddar CIICCIC SOUP 3 to 4 slices sharp Cheddar cheese I pcund Nor th Pacific halibut, achcd L 1 FOWlu ioUi French bread Li cup diced onion I green pepper, diced — :\ round loaf of crusts French - Worcestershire sauce HALIBUT IN THE ROUND which is available Frozen throughout the country during the year. - flg teaspoon pepper i tablespoon I 110-12 ounce) can tractive dish to serve makes use of North Pacific halibut - I teaspoon salt chilled white wine such as a plus of fish and this shuuld California thdi1is, an Italian te reflected in supermarket Soae or a French Muscadet prices. Aa interesting and at. goes well. together Currently there Is a • ci Stuff D or margarine Bread Bread and fish go well M minutes until halibut flakes when tested with a fork. Remove. Flake halibut, dis. in a nd bones. Remove a%ce from top of French loaf and reserve Remove bread from center of kaf to ith1n 12 inch of crust Reserve 2 cups bread crumb for halibut filling. Saute onion, green pepper and celery in butter or margarine. Add t cup 2 tablespoons butter The Herald Services • cefl Is nierflatIons1 favorite despite its being one of the blandest of all meats cOInmonb eaten To fit the stebuds of people various parts of the globe chicken is prepared with all types of I I Have To Be Bland flaked halibut, seasonings, soup and reserved bread crumbs • heat Fill bread with hot halibut mixture lop with cheese slices and top of bread simmering Poach iiaiiuut in SIU salted water, seasoned wi th i teaspoon Poultry seasoning I 11"altipoon growid pepper ByAIENCUfflE N P 2' spices. For those who are just begin fling to experiment with spices and herbs in cookery, start simply with -- z pound chicken 2 teaspoons salt (QUANTITYRIGHTSRESERVEO) - -- - - - Wednesday, Oct. 16,1974— - - skillet. Add lh • r.' -- V and si:ni,ier 30 minutes or until chicken is fork tender. Blend flour with remaining quarter CIJJ) sater. Stir Into broth In skillet Cook and stir 1 minute divided _l - ... F ' or until thickened. Serve wifli 3 tablespoons flour r -.- tomatoes, half cup of the water and chicken livers. Heat to boiling point; reduce. Cover i cup water, DELICIOUS - all chicken 3 tablespoons salad oil i can (1 pounds tomatoes, crushed IIERBEDCfllCEN slice each of lemon and onion, 2 Bake at 350 degrees a to lo l minutes. Cut in wedges to sprigs parsley a peppercorns. Simmer 5 10 8 serve, Makes 6 servings. " ;•Chi k cut In ier%lug-slze pieces •. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Combine salt, poultry seaming, black pepper and garlic rub Into all the chit-ken, In a larg heat o l Add chicken, a few piecesat,, time; brown about 5 minutes on each side Return teaspoon garlic ,-=' Makes 6 portions. j)Ic(S I)vikS up the bland flavor of a chicken dinner l)elicate U'e . THISCOUPON TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF A— LB. CAN IS WORTH I ANY BRAND ALL-GR INDS' COFFEE 30 C (WITH THIS COUPON) . i -, .• 'U -. '.... LIMIT: ONE PLEASF, WITH OTHER PURCH. ASES OF $?,SO, OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGRETTES THRU WED., OCT. 23 AT _________ ' : , - - :. iv ii - . - SANFORD PARK £ SHOPS ONLY - . - .. . - _____ _________ - • . (1043) 317.391 PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUP0d BAMA •GRAPE. PLUM I STRAWBERRY . I BUTTER PEANUT SOUTH'S ____ SAVINGS CENTER 7 PRICES SEA BRAND BREADED RANCH WAGON THESE iTEMS & PR I CREA M CE I PEAS 75c FLAVORS 77 WE GLADLY ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPON 0 PIZZA .......... M fIJEECE CPREAD j L — LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER FAMILY PLEASE. QUICK GRITS 1w VIVA (ASSORTED) • DOWN TOWELS..... C JumBO 43c 11 1 1 ROLL HERITAGE PAPER APPLIES ONLY WITH T#415 COUPOIs BETTY CROCKER it 4 C 39 q;c ELLBECK PKG. OZ. PKG. GOOD ONLY AT: SANFORD PARK A SHOPS COUPON EXPIRES: WED., OCTOBER 23 BLUEBERRY MAP Wb KRAFTPIMENTO.OLIVE.PIMENTO.PIPIEAPPLE SOZ £k — DOG RATION 1 49 $ BAG 25 I.B. • C 140Z. 3 QT. PKG. 00 BATH 46ARS PIE CRUST M!X c 11 37 C LAMBRECHT SAUSAGE I SIG 39t C NO.21~11 PEACHES..... wwww CAN 49 SWANS CAKE MIXES 'PIGS: 'fiJ MARGARINE 12 OZ. PKGS TEA BAGS,............ SOAP1111 11110 11111111110 111111 = 1111111111111 m 11111 W BETTY CROCKER 19 PKG OF 1VW IRISH SPRING DEODORANT FOOD KING SLICED KRAFT - SOFT PARKAY GAL -.----... LAMBRECHT CHEESE . 1202 PKG. --. BISCUITS,,.... LIPTON "FLO-THRU" .. MILK LYKES • PLAIN (or) • WITH BEANS PILLSBURG "HUNGRY JACK" BLACKEYE 41 1 1 SUREMEIS "HOLLAND DUTCH04V - j CHILL - - - - - - - - - -- - - - WEEK * THURS.. OCT. ii .THRU * WED,, OCT. 23 QIEESF JAR NO. 300 CAN 98 DISCOUNT I _____ - oz. CARNATION APPLE BASE JELLIES 11aJAR59 JIF. SMOOTH INSTANT 2802. 29 II I __________ mix 53c ..., . 140Z.PKG. ' GOOD ONLY AT SANFORD PARK £ SHo''. C OUPON EXPIRES WED, OCYOflIR 33 LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY PLEA( I . ' MUFFIN PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUPON EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 11 0 GENTLE WHITE HEALTH & IVORY LIQUID BABV BEEF BEA UTY AIDS * EX-HOLD ADORN * HAIR $ Ia. BO C SIRLOIN HEADACHE TABLETS "SELINE ULTIMATi — RELIEF SPRAY C CONTAC CAPSULES NO MORE TANGLES SHAMPOO 12-HOUR RELIEF 10 COUNT PKG. $ 1 24 I & CONDITIONER N 7 ____ ____ ____ ____ —— LIMIT ONE COUPON I' I K I AM IL V ' 'Room, -IIINI ,... 'w 22 $ 10 OZ. BTL endummunnow COLD — ____ ILA OZ. BTL. 53 T.BONE(OR) MAA LOX ANTACID LIQUID 12 $N CLUB I I STEAK 09 N LB. OZ. BTL. SUAVE 1 3 OZ. JAR DEODORANT SPRAY OZ. TUBE WELLA BODYmALL C, iI —'s"BAKINGSILE" SWEET POTATOES..=I.I.I. 4LBS. "JUICY" CALIFORNIA 69 GOLDEN TOUCH RIB STEAK LONDON BROIL BALSAM 79 SCRIPTANE FILM $ AU fa 05 4 COOKING SPRAY FUEL C - '. N:___ ' A i_ . ROAST :., ; . - BUD 1 SLICED CHUCK ROAST _ BACON FAMILY PAK : CELLO. CARROTS...== MMMMMIMMOMMM1010 1 c 79 LB I 7Tt LOIN LAMB A ' • I ' * ' • S LB. PS i: , , S .•-•' ' M I, 1138 J SANFORD I[ *329SANFORDAVE.STORE I . . IV t.d _. 1 ZT 48 48 .MON THURS 8:00A.M. 7:00P.M. I ' BAG C __X nv" . BHEjDQuARTERS . LB.77c ffiEEZERREEFSALE WHOLE BEEF SIDES LB YELLOW ONIONS BEEF L B. LYKES BOLOGNA........ 78 LYKES GRILL FRANKS RUMP ROAST.... — /4 Oc L B. BAG 'B YOUNG TENDER BONELESS - z_ U. S.NO 1 PORK CHOPS LB. PKG. LEMONS "CRUNCHY CRISP" B ONELESS LB. 1 Qt__.. -'w ALL MEAT STEW1111111111111111M.....;..?i BONELESS ENGLISH LB. LEAN & TENDER FREEZER FREEI I PAK -_-_Cut afldWrappedForyour 1. z POT ROAST.............98 RIB ROAST SIRLOIN TIP ROAST==w===L13. 158 LB. a RC C Now AM SI9OT RBS • BLADES 40Z. EG. CAN DOUBLE CENTER CUT 18 PERSONNA TUNGSTEN STEEL T C STANDING RIB G*AaF* 12640 COLOR $ LB $j 34 REEF _I 38 ROUND STEAK 11110111111111111M........ Il LB $ 158 CLUB ai • CHUCK STEAK1 1 1 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 1 1 1 10 1 1 1 41 1 1 1 1 0, 8 C $118 L B. L B. It CONDITIONER FULL CUT or ROUND BONE CHUCK STEAK OZ. BTL. NON.%TICK L CONDITIONER 78 4 FRESH GROUND BEEF - 08 16 HAIR $ REGULAR (OR) C RELIEF I 58c LEAN TEN SHAMPOO s POWDER I . LB. -- - ' HEMORRwAID ANTACID PL L A • - 3ALaritrA I C BTLS LOTION 12 COUNT 60Z.CAN - FULL ' CARE — ROUND STEAK INTENSIVE FAST OR 22 07. - REGULAR 2 SALE 11/4 0z- •FRI& SAT •SUNDAY 8: 00 A,M.9: 00 p.M. 8:00 AM..l;OOp.M PARK SUNDAY AVE, STORE 9 A.M. .600 P.M. 0--m �- ------- - -_- - - - Evening Herald, ;1BEETLE BAILEY LEISURE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl LATE-6T 1-56LIE MIS LOOK WPAT CA RNIVA L THEY THIN~, IV Wednesday, Oct 16,1974-813 - Wednesday, Oct. Sanford, Fl. Mort Walker 16,1974-913 Dick AA ER, WIN AT BRIDGE ABOUT ME T1416 ByOSWAI.Dand f...,, TONIGH Weeke dN ews Show TV ________________________________ WEDNESDAY 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth Concentration What's My Line Truth Consequences (13) ontes Inferno (24) Ballot 'j (35 44) Star Trek THURS DAY Right What's M Line (9) S20,01XI Pyramid (13) Movie 8:00 (2.8) World Series (6) Sons And Daughters (9) Thai's My Mama (24) Men Who Made the Movies (33) Name of the Game (44) Sold Ones 8:30 (9) Tony Bennett Show 9:00 (6) Cannon (9) Blazer Football (13) Rogues (24) Bernstein at - (6) MORNING 6: 00 (0 Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) I Dream 01 Jeannie 6:15 (8) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) 1 Dream of Jeannie 6:30 (6) Semester (I) Today in Florida 6:SS (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2, 8) Today (6) News (9) Boro, 7:30 (44) Black Forum 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Movie %1I?II IJ4)i%t, AFTERNOON 12:00 (2, 44) News (4) Young And Resiless (8) Jack Jackpot (9) Password Valley (44) News :.5Zs 12,i) CeIeLwily Sweepstakes (6) Search For Tomorrnw (9) N (6) Mike Douglas . Chalcealed to P.,fl.., -A GOWEN IPIGON AWARD WINNIN Beaver S IS 12:55 (2) News 1:00 (2) J,'ckpot (6, 1) News () All My Children (35, 44) Movie 1:30112, 8) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns (9) Lets Make A (I) Golden Voyage (9) To Tell The Truth (33) Not For Women Only (44) Leave It To Beaver 2 00 (2.8) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 30 I S - mp •?u.s Loiin. SEEK & FIND 0P 8-836 ABC , MOVIE OF THE WEEK (RERUNs "All My Darling Kinds of Dolls AFASH0NHSTKT 0 P.1 0 r't r' AM To , RV C I R CTSCL R A-K L R R C banlw* L Mflrmative wund 26 Ilard-sholk-d fruit 21 Ninit B B R D COLWMTU H U 0 H E L C 0 8 0 D R U A H N I 80 R L 0 F N dsrtci*nn 31 Pub drink N'TCHTGOBHOP B Ii H L U G G M 1 I Mile E E~ , BPTjRAGGEORCNPPF atom Caretaker 41 EQr + KUdOf fisherman ,. - k4iffix, S6 llig;wn 5 15 21 I , Mon. gTues. Tomorrow: Tropical Birds i HOVJ r 0L8GRFoRzr i i 31 I tap,"it 2 cups b&rbtque utics Corvbine beef. green pepper, celery and onion in skillet and cook until meat IS browned. Add remaining in3redients and simmer -. for 35 minutes. Seri-e hot on buns, - UIC 9 52 This story of Leonardo da Vinci and his most famous por. trait Is called "a fictionalized biography." For year as researched IATn- 53 V111 ' • - L --.: I The reason to open it one .4 -....-- , bid sixnotrump. one, club and partner respondsi one heart or one spade you won't know what to rebid. In an) , event it doesn't matter Li I' t -t ou open. You would soind up Playing three /0-lb But, gee. whiz, Mom! How will I ever stand pain If I don't listen?" FUNNY BUSINESS By "I Take 0V NO ad== TODAY'S QULNTION Instead - Roger Bollen 1 MD 6545 - rebidding two has raised ~'()utol-A'"sPades Whaldo.%oudo of notrump, your partner - ' ' CLATTER with BIMO BURNS PC IS SH4Rir SELLING A SUMMARY F THE NOT A XT800K 0 . SUMMARY_ by Larry Lewis / 1, ,& 10.16 '\ .. . 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FERRY WHERE'S A LOUNGE OPFN DAILY—INCLUDING SUN. - - / 1 1" 56 ='-_-m 4' J ALL -D T119 PG WJ 1115 you w5e ._, wc.i<,! 4,1%6416400, U419641 v? afoul@$$ 19 55 1 S Ronald C. flood - bY A •t So fliom FEATURFS i 150 "AMERICAN DREAM" But this gives a novelist an 2700 S. SANFORD AVE. opening. Mis,s Mayfield s tilesis Is that Mona lisa was the only SIMWOfl)fl who could make the homosexual Leonardo almost becomeaheteroeexupLgjsH 1 tea certainly true that he took the Holiday Isle Complex unfinistwil" portrait with him Ph. 323 19 10 Sanford ao he moved from Italy to __________________________________________________________________- oe U - i• QP OP NO% Fr,-~XL,5 TO S(Aoal 56 end came at the Mteau of Ambolse. whence it mystcriously reached the Louvre. - TUR Ev' Karate -j 4b The historical novel, after a of H. 1.. Menckcn and the Fit-ageralds, now has come up with a very g(M novel of this genre. I CvP chopped onion , -_i ng you will wind up making at least 10 SOUTH II)i tricks. If East ducks as he should, you will lead your last TA K 8 diamond. At this point it is up to 4AI097:1 West to iiiake the obligatory 1141111 % 11I11t-1j1I)I(. falsecard of the Jack of diamonds. If you are the We't N orth F.a Southh Seventh son of a seventh son, i. you will play dummy's ace. If 2 NT Pass 3 %"r I'a you are an ordinary bridge I'us. " player, you will play the queen Upcning I('(J _j and dummy's nice diamond suit %siIl have disappeared into 'llwre are two good reasons litnIx). ft fl Ui-s. South Ii mu one lub rather than one notrwnp One is that with 18 high-card . b-tritfing points and a five-card suit West lwaded b), A-1(11-9 and five quick North East Soull; tricks, this 18 point ti-and i 4 r strong. The should try to avoid notrump You. -Sou th. hold openings with a worthless SHHH.P I LAID OUR MONA LISA The Woman In decade or more in limbo, is the Portrait B Sara Mayfield. doing very well, thank you And Grossel & Dunlap. 356 Pages. 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', - 2 If arm roonh 14 Instructions: The Pddden names listed belo wi-esz a Nita Kennemer's - Ii Charjrd DOWN 10. 't=i_ plagues NCORNCLOUPS 8 A 8 K T 0 E U OPENING 322-5"1 -. 13(h*,Aho £2Arsd 2 13 FAMILY RECREATION AREA Golf lniTru Ilan, i',, C06111 Clinic I Nie Miast.Tjjre Call 9 Dance step Curt race 33WIvr%oft.sa 31IFemilemint ?Adog uill — 34 Arni offimr 13h) 'A ((X) IA 2 1 r? I ATWOINDRMO(3 N L E S M 0 L R IIGS E ;iiy R'!1 .. . MlssEdwards,whoforaev. fl.uuLWi!1AI IOC&0CNA11. TN"". era] years has mhosted a local morning program on KABC, sought to quash rumors she I Mali wed 3 30 I might play the trombone which she p!a)-ed in high school "Chariots — on the new network show. The Gods" She said that wouM be Siny R5?ed 0 and besides she isn't In sha pe. She also said she finds it emrassing when someone asks I &ii'.,.skiwi TIIJ if she thinks she'll be better .4wX than W- rbara Walters of NBC's N0wl $P.m. durable "Today" show. That also is silly, she said. Sally Quinn was among gaggle of salveners taking all this down. Min QUinn faced the AaM "VIRGIN V4TCH-1 Zts 35 - ! 8Prrpition 611,egal thing - . GRAND 9 Halt 1106 yd. G*11 C"trA SS(arwkk4tti 1 7 Dark-brown S9 landed ,9 F127t 60 %rtner's CANIEFASHIK8 FNUOOHMO PUNISHED! I AIX. '-' , suilpil pear, Barrettisbaffled at first, thm discovers the rustlers are mowing down the cowboys from inall plane, and using the flying machine to herd the cattle off, FAMILY WORLD •'••. LA : I ' - RN! TWO I NOMEMHTCCTUW "Terror In the Skies" Dave Barrett is confronted with a - HIS CREDM CARD THIS WEEk! Now 16 Ad (that never ha ppened to him j real hfe). Young gets good support from Eve Arden, Raymond Massey, Darleen Caff and Judy Strangi& [ the TV dial to talk shows and five stories, plus assorted short television doesn't need to read me the news." old movies. subjects. Similarly, talking heads will# "I think NBC has a good Frank, ~ho was president of Heuven Frank has never record for finding an audience NBC 5'a years until he be at a minimwn. He prefers For feared competition during the where no one thought it got back into producing by his the visual excitement of good 23 years he's been in the existed," Frank said in defense own choice last January, has film. "We'll concentrate on fj television news and public of his late-night slot. "The some firm ideas about how to do film, then edit the script to it. More and more TV crews have affairs business, but this time, 'Today' show arid 'Tonight' a magazine show. it's different. 10 been going into the field with a found audiences." to his First, he "decreed" " I'll) competing ithall the script That no pre%sritten flour long lotal news was producers, there'll be warm, soft beds in America," unheard-of until NBC tried it in "stand-uppers"—those little destroys the potential for ht sa i d, well awa re ti this \ York it '. tIlt 11 dii I I "( t fli '-(' ( mm'n vii I ii tim' t h thi it to his future I;dttlrii his.li the rs.porkr pukd, he said . I inanimate objects. No single story in his show "1 don't worry about failing in stands In front of a familiar Frank is executive producer this time lKriod. But if I suc. landmark to recite his 3tury. will occupy more than 15 "I read newspapers and minutes. Frank has further of "Weekend," the new NBC 90. ceed, it will mean all three minute magazine formal news networks will take a new look at listen to radio," he said. "So decreed. program which will be 11:30 p.m. on the weekends," broadcast at 11:30 pin. (NYT) frank said. p a A nd he was magnanimous on Saturdays or Sundays— depending on your local enough to credit CBS with s ta tton monthi this winter, planting ttit' seeds hich led to The show will premiere tJi€' idea. 4 decision Saturday, Oct. 19, or Sunday. the us experience in moving Oct. 60 Minutes out of prime time Last spring, the network on Sundays. These ipublic NEW YORK (All) — The will-you-beat-Walters nonsemse lot Frank's I affatr, shows can't twi' ittelevisionnetworkfield 1 Aug ust 1973, when she signed television magazine early against skillful entertainment ineet-the-press powwow the to co-host the ',CBS Morning Saturday evenings, in much the other day to show off the stars News." only same way CBS has its coun- programs. But they can find prime time of its new "MI America" and return to reporting for the terprt. -W Minutes," In early no fun to have a morning program, which starts Washington Post. Sunday evening time period show if I'm the only one wat- Jan. 6. it also emitted an an. V_if But a court order in June cut ching," he said. back the a t I hr I t h show •j> J The announcement was that evening time allowed to the together, Frank will have Lloyd OLDEN U Sen. Sam Ervin DN.C. who DC wnr s.Inscroungingaround Dob)ns,' networks. NBC's Paris t."' d for a place to put Frank's dozen correspondent for the past two isn 't seeking re-election, the 12 former U.S. Att. Gen. Elliot 90-minute shows, the network years, as host. In each of , ,, L UNCH lit upon the 11:30p.m. weekend shows which will be spaced Richardson will appear as slot, a time dedicated across about a month apart, he'll have "guest contributors" on the show once every other week. 119so ABC already has said former 1 An$O?$OPV,VIOUSPUU New York Mayor John Lindsay Canines AThVICfiC,I,LIM i I _________ - _____ also i-ill be a guest cornTiM".. ACROSS 39 To be Tr I M -lit X_ NORM mentator on the show, tut on a AIRIE L EIA Ir_ -ek basis. Unsay It 11 - " 16 P #A~ M 4 Mixed-brred 43 Single thing d(* —Tin SIIOW — BIUBeUteIO(WABCTV , v E!i 5(uNo%,Ip5.A5 L 0R NJ$ 0400 -14wy 10 March date 49Ldmk-%& here, Stephanie Edwards of pq cosw1wrry. pis 431 $ill l2waytlavew 52 Particle — KABC-TV in Lm Angeles and (ah) $3 Unear imb) 19C Al P PWA N6116 Shoo* a$ Ctntw 13 Norwftian 53 Kind o(ft Bob Kennedy of WLS-1V in 13*1 W C010081 Of river (Coll, el) o" 'V A ,w, EE Chicago spoke, among other 5 -f i4Ct— 5 151 thlngs,of their pxipesfor t tedfWi alp .. • 1NrfX1FAtNvfmr NIGHTLY as ivilnuieS -. (4) Andy G nut h (13) The Law and Mr. Jones (24) ElectrIc Company 113S) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6, 1, 9) News Grey (13) Theatre (24) As (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (24) Man and FrIvIronment (33) yberry RFD Ma 00$ Deal ou by Dove Grou. CREDITS SEE... CROWN NOTHING! CHOSEN NOT TO AVAILIM cu SME! 051t372 DOES ltsil.F OwE HS HAS MADE NO OF: THE MANY FINS 714ING IN SI - News 5:30 P Than . By RICHARD K..SIIUI.I, The Ile raid Services - (44) Gomer Pyle Mission Impossible 124) Misler RogersNeighborhood (35) Batman (44) Mod Squad (44) Var.ety Young -lays down his stethoscope for a romantic, corned role 1wr daughters (Young has Ivir, daughters in real We), What makes life interesting 10 him is Uat all four daughters want to N.svy W•itiii irringe (6) Match Girnn (9) One Life 'To Live (3s) Uncle Huble Show (44) Leave It To Beaver 4°° (2,8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show es.ame Street (44) Gilligan's Island 4:15 (13) 4:400) Bonanza (13) Orlando City Council (35) Leave It To 11:55 (6) News $9 CBS SONS AND Kernerstonight, with the Reeth DAUGHTERS "The Rejec- participating as interested tion" The emotions are strung obsim-ers. Evie Martinson has out on the Martinsons and the been dating Moose Kerner, who takes her home to meet his parents. His father Isn't Pressed, fnrbids his son to see CINTRAL FLOR16AIS 0 the young lady again. Souiuh AND FINtST STEAK HOUSir like' the Harringtons and Mackensleso( "Peyton Place." FREVVIES (35) Mister Ed (44 Three stc' 3:30 (2,8) How To Squares (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 900 (2) Phil Donahue (6) PrIIRi (9) General Hospital (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch 0S) Mothers-In-Law - - 11:30 (2, 0) Hollywood (44) New Zoo Revue Theatre 10:00 (1) Manhunter (13) Get Christy Love (24) Festival Films 10:30 (24) Video Visionaries (35) News 11:00 (2. 4, 1) News (33) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:30 112. 1) Tonight Show (6) Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My Life (33) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 9:30 (8) That Girl (33) Florida Lifestyle (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2,8) Name That Tune (6) Joker's Wild (3i) Romper Room (44) Father Knows Best 10: 30 (2.8) Winning Streak (6) Gambit (7) tO 000 Pyramid (35) Movit. (44) Green Acres I 1:D0 (2, 8) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Split Section (44) Phil Donahue W ALLEY 11A A • iviore _____________ (6) Movie (24) Captioned News (44) The Fugitive 12:00 (24) Man and Environment 12*30 (9) Wide World of E n t er tainment 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie T 752 4 AQ10962 452 IN 0s"r EAST qsn (4 LAV IA notrump and get a Jack of spades lead, It doesn't make much dif. ference whether you grab the first spade or duck it. You are going to win a spade, lead the e, iarnonds and let It i , a ( ' _41 , ' L - •= _Ei-' =a i'-. -_i-. •'11--'±- "7 �-.-,----,, - -1 , ~ - . .- - . - . -, - - .- - - , - -,~._-1: 1013-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. rL fi Vulgar Language I 46-IflCOAO And -_ 3333I INFORMATION I By GEORGE W. CRANE plo)Ing four-letter words. Previously, I have shown the CASE M69: Luella G., aged apt example of a euphemism to 23, is a new bride. describe an "old cow," as in the "Dr. Crane," she began, "my phrase "A bo vine maiden of 16 husband and I have both read summers." your columns faithfully since But one of the iuoit deft we were in high school. examples of a euphemism was "In fact, we used your expressed by Ralph McG ill. famous 'Tests for Sweethearts' former editor of the Atlanta then we first started dating. ('ONSTITIJTION. "And also sent for your sex lie said a socialite lady hired booklets after we got married, a professor of genealogy to look "But I notice that in your up her family tree. newspaper column you use the Alas, one of her grandfathers general term 'boudoir cheesecake' instead of offering was found to have been el ecniore specific suggestions about trocuted in New York's Sing Sing prison. ,bedroom romancing. "Why do you generalize with Shocked and alarmed at this that 'boudoir cheesecake' disgraceful blotch on her au. phrase" cestory, the lady begged the - ----prtfc. r to c.ii iuf]age lici This "Worry Clinic" actually grandfather's case so it pioneered the frank medico. wouldn't disgrace her present psychological counseling to social status. prevent divorce. And the professor rose to the In fact, back in those days occasion beautifully, for he even such innocent phrases as made this euphemistic entry the "opposite sex" were often regarding that black sheep: blue-penciled by editors as "Your grandfather occupied Nc 3 - Seminole 322.2611 51-Household Goods -- ' Winter Park- 52-Appliances 33-TV- Radio. Stereo 64-Garage ,0e,333 3-3 Orlando 8319993 - J33 33 3333 3333 3333 1111 333: 3333 1 thru 5 times 6 thru 25 limes , • • J33333 3333 3333 000l 00 0 ji 3333 DOOi 000 -3333 00c 000 DOOl 000 33333 )00 000 DOO 000 '7.3.33333 D00(jt.)OOC DOOi Or sell a bargain s?h lIr, tO use ar'd rq'ad class,f 'Cd ,iuJt 3' 'kli Cf III WV) to ftf,i(e Rated For Consecutive Announcements 3333 2-In Memoriam 3-Cemeteries 6-Child Care 7-Motels 1-Eating OF THE HERALD . Rules: Only Non- Commercial Ads; Places 11-Instructions 13-Travel Agencies 14-Ca 13-Action Sports Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 Box $5). Sanford, Fla 37711 or 11-Help Wanted 21-Situations Wanted ________________________ 831 - 9993 CLASSIFIED AD DEPARTMENT October 17, You! 31-ApartmentsRent Will do beby silting In my home, evenings & weekends. West you work from 6 5 Call 373 1673 after 6 p rn CARROLl. RIGHTER Central Heat & Air Condifn:nç For free estimates. Call Cat t4jrr,, m' SEARS in Sn!ord, 377 U,' GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day to keep cheerful and not allow yourself the feeling that those you like are not Interested In your welfare. They have preoccupations of their own. Investigate whatever you do not understand. Put your talents to use. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Handle obligations that will Appliances Full Lin* GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2523 Park Drive. 377 1562 require time and attention early in the day. Loved one may be at odds with your wishes, but don't argue. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Steer clear of a person who is very annoying and could bring you trouble. Do nothing that could ruin your good reputation. Be alert. GEMINI i May 21 to June 21i Handle troublesomc personal and they are soon behind you. Take sensible kind of treatments that improve your health. affairs early MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You will feel much better If you try to please others. A hobby may not go well at first but you can make progress later. LEO I July 22 to Aug. 21) You have an opportunity to improve if situation at home and should do that first of all. Put your financial house in order today. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You have duties to perform that .sho uld be ccnpleted now. Don't give into temptation to go off on a :angen!. Use care in motion. LIBRA tSept. 23 to Oct. 22) Don't let a financial worry upset but do something constructive about it. Study every angle of a new project you have in mind. SCORPIO Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You may think a friend has been taking advantage of )t;.0 but this is not the case, so show more loyalty. Take health treatments. .S.AGII'l-ARIUS iNov. 2210 Dee, 21) You have assumed some responsibilities that you want to get rid of, but It would be best to carry throw!hwith them. Be logical. CAPRICORN i Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Try not to criticize friends so much. 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"Lake Mary" Can't put the car in the garaoe en no longer needed items with a classified ad in the Evening Herald Dial 372 7611 or 131 9993 to place yours Care Custom Work. Licc'nsnd Bonded. Free estimate 373 031 M,'.1 P 111 III. At; T 'Y ',A( ON '1Cm-i ri t4arrct!s Ok' Wy Hoc I9 £ Pine 377 ¶747 Carpentry ustom made Drapes and spreads. Quality workmanship Dorothy Bliss 3.49 5425. Truck 373 5951 1 - Wall Land Clearing lnler,or Tram, Paneling, Custom Carertry No itb too small L.cerse(I & BGndc'd 373 3477 C&A BACKHOE SERVICE Will Do Corircfe and Carpentry I .rmirIafl)' tr ?,'r Ill fj , rl, ^Ufk of all types Call 323 4251 after 4. 'rolescional Wallpaper Hanger I icrnse'd ReSlOmntlal. ommrrc,iI 1 1 '!n'at,' f' i;' ci'.' I QUEEN "i Concrete & Ma,y Fret' 'stamates FIooas. paIos & driveS (4r'ck or StOny planters Patch and repair AOrk 377 3j03 $ih9 Well Drilling .111111111 Painting I i:,L, ,.'i ,,'I,J!,-' ., * TWIN * WELL S DRILLED PUMPS cpplplktrp !.'I'STFMS $9950 6 , _ CLIFF JORDAN Small I bedroom trailer. S90 Month, Adults Only, no pets 373 0761. t o sat Mat 'Y' -U UI' I acres, - I 3723991 1'7 9; o s. 7 323 SISS They're Hot !" f ° SS 3 bedroom, 1', baths, no qualifying 11.900 down, $196 mo 7 pct Acre •JJ High Faa Avg. schw fl3.u4o Really. REALTOR, 373 7750 - SANFORD REALTY - : , 11 I/ 1 7 bedroom, family room, fenced, carpet, low down Only 116.000. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 7750, Ir SUN LAN D ... - Ar rae ce -,e,al nçq' .l,ailable' in tti, 'fll,cc ira-., MOBILE HOME PARK I OpEnin 500114 Het lot selection available SANFORD Sanford's finest ________________ family park. 1 Come out today and reserve your choice lot. 10--4E 41 11 C in INVESTMENT looking ft., qr.- cl b,j%.ni ;' rt.,.-',t rnnl Ask us abul OtiS i',?fi35 fl r4OPt'f tie's ufi thi% are,, COUNTY 3 edrooni 7 bath, Spit pI,sn fnotjly. PiOrre' (fl 5, Ire',' Sh,Im)s-sl .,trr', 9C1D li-rm POOL 3'ledroorns family roorti scre'k'nnci Patio central fue',it, air Sb 000 with te'rm'. C C C C C State ltd. 4 27, 2.3 miles cast of 17-92. f'h. (305) 323.8160 Orlando 834-2299 C * it'- 'Payton : C 411 i Moving? Why not live In Sanford's finest established residential area? ,, 52 -_______________________ NEARLY NEW-) bedroom Spilt Plan. 1' wall all to wall car pet, kitchen equipped, large Utilty storage room, 524,50 69 * Mustang Ctty* ," .' - 7606S Hwy I793 REALTOR 373 5774 '. Stamps- Coins .32 car have an eye for real value, 1973 Volkswagen Super you'll eye the classIfied ads owner, immaculate, regularly. Il 92taitlana - ______ l9 _ J eep station wagon, 4 wheel drive Good mechanical condition. Can be seen 21005. Sanford Ave., Open daily 10 Sf0.' consignments or Sates off the floor We also buy es tates, etc. In the cood ole tt'n'mert,me t s ' 72 Auction _________________________ DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hy 46 West, Sanford ."c.xlin. AlSO Older 101*50', 2 53 • - 75 - - 1972 Dodge Dart, custom 4 dr. sedan, clean, 11,000 actual miles. 57)°i amper-Travel Trailers __________________________ actuel miles, 11093 Ph 3fl 3619 before S Cmptrte' trailer 197$ Buick Electra 223. fully loaded. AlIk nds,'valIablc SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 37] 17)) 76 must sell. Call $343069. • --. --•• "ii .ipvi ,.iiy pOfl, SPW, 9010 with black Interior. 1 spew. AM radio. Extra clean. $1993. Call Don Pope at 322 1651. Dealer . Auto Repairs 1970 Ford Wagon. 6 cylinder. automatic 322 0733 Alter 5, 327 4697 1977 Ford Grand Torino. 1 door, air, wIll sacrifice 634 3069 BERT S AMERICAN MOTORS $100,000 CLEARANCE Boats & Marine POIsSON MARINE l79 3725961 ii' Trl Hull, open fisherman, 35 electric start, galvanized trailer, -- - ---- - - - - - - . Gulbransen Horseshoe Organ, with a lot of Delivered %1100• 3723791 64 Spinet extras -_ I SAVE, SAVE, SAVE COME IN TODAY. 'Equipment for Rent - Free kittens, I mos old, S males., 7 females 312679$ Miscejlanwous For Sam LOT IS OVERSTOCI(C r - LAKEMARY So I --- Musical Merchandise 65 l OUR USED CAR atm ALIAMONTE I00'x125', whisperin ifle$, high and dry buiIdng s ilo 5acreS nice y,s '4 SALE Equipment Seminole County- S or 10 acres Paved road, trees, fenced. Desirable location Terry Realty, REALTOR, 621-Gill ________________________________ WIT tailORs 196 A t u .'i.. 3 2 ) 6)53 or eis 2.33 WE 1AP.,I 'RAN I (lacc,t. Ad jist dat 377 7611 f31 )W1 fr, . ,tct 373 5670 ________________________________ 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford. 323 57(0 FORREST GREENE INC. LAKE MARY 64 115 $95 Ph 6616012. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES pleasing terrain, fine hornet nearby, $725Q0 , With all the fine details 5ou would ex pect in this ty pe home -- large closets, custom wood cabinets, wall to wall carpet throughout, 3 bedroom, 7 bath's, extra large rooms, fCnced yard. VA appeased f or 1)7.000 Please call Doris Bell, Assoc , 130 5500 Bug, - cu ft. Fr ost Fr ee C E Refrigerator. Excellent Condition Cone see us at our big new loration 5.5.750 BUILT ' Buys Any . Car We Buy on Sell Gold .i %ilvt'q Co r. S;nteur Buf SEMINOLE 1q65 Mustang, autmoatic. power (OlPi CENTER 109W 1st 5' in steerIng, factor yair, Local. Sharp on lot 106'x231', Northeast Orlando, $17,300. SmallUsed washers ano dryers. Many tó d*me from. 90 day warranty on down, owner will finance 641 0690. all used appliances. Dick's ApOwner transferred! pliances. 322 7651. Easy Qualifying. 3 bedroom. 2 bath have an eye to, real vaiue It luxury home on golf course 51,900 eye tlit' IasS,I,ed .i(js covers all No ClOSing Cot regularly Fairways Golf Village, 273 2360 _____________________________ g SPRINGS $50 Down -- - Appliances LAKE MARY- Nearly '7 acre Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Platted walkway to Crystal Lake. Shampooer f or Only SI per Ca, 53.100 CARROLL'S FURNITURF Harold Hall Rea lty cl-tARP AQ A TA('WI ret- Autos for Sale _________________ Mobile home EXCEPTIONAL I Bedroom 7 bath, bdrm. good for Camp,51700 323 family room, fireplace, carpeted, 1075 eat in kitchen, dishwasher, gar --- -bage disposal, range, large Inside utility room Outside utility 43 Lots and Acreage building, fenced back yard Well landscaped 5.37,250 lot, zoned mobile home' on canal Fell's Cove 51.000, small down, GOLF COURSE--) hr'drw',m 7 tui)ie' 532*, ma o.si ooco. family roori,, wall to wall carpet, eat in kitchen, dishwasher, gar Lot, 1O6'x73I', nortbeatt Orlando bage diSposal, range Zoned for mobile home. Has 4, refrigerator IS, x 30' screened utalitiei & septic tank. 57.500 down Mot 555,000 Owner will finance 644000 CUSTOM consiqnn-rruts t.tjCtiO,, 5'at ti u'' HOUSEFUL OF FURNITURE 2111 S. Grandview Ave., Sanford. 322 0463 _______ _________ _________ -- --- Homes living on golf course. 7732360. a - - 80 USED & REBUILT PARTS 105 French Ave 371 - - ton, I wheel cirave, $1200. 3633)61. Cylinder, 4 new tires, new brakes Good condition. 1l0, 7756.384 JERRY'S KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines MOONEY APPL IANCES 373069; Plantationmobile home )24O' 2 __________________________________ bdrm, takeover payments of $91 -- M UNSWORTH REALTY .03W Is? $t 373 373 0517.327 9320 bed POCy V.n5 Barn, we bp IU',) tr and Sell for 1) v' china, load crystal and Mobile International tool,box 1970 Chevy half ton pickup, a Parts. Accessories __________________________ 'han rent 'sovernne,,t ubiciuZe'd tO C afifis'd buyers Call to see you ciun; iy" ALT AMION ;' •i, I:. I I .11 ,u.'.ut',, a.,. II I/ C na rural are., ho F.ine'n? flOflthly pavment 1"' I. p1 ce0 in the' 70 110W he,', P' 7717 - Trucks and Trailers CASH 377 1132 For i".t'd furruti,, .'OpI.,ru toot'. ft( 1.r 1001 t,', I rrm Mart 711. S.nfor t- glass. Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford Ave. 3739370 living home In Florida Luxury "Get 'Em While carpeting, garage & utility room ', t' ,., 1.14 83;1. ',nt.r Royal, Douton, Havilanci, Bavarian A A MCCL.ANAHAN, BROKER ;,, NiQhts.3flIl6Jor323.7 Free brochure Ofl mobile home t,, 1991 19195 5, n(b J72 ?37I. P2 1196, 372 7s4 177 4141 372 1959 3 bedrooms, 1' -, bath, wall to wall * 2 Acre mobile home site, paved road 5)0.000 42 Cc'ntralFpo,,da.s MULTIPLE LIST lN(' 17(c.i TOW rugs; Linens; Piano Stool; Wrought Iron chairs & maiIb; Antlqt,es, etc 1215Mnotp.*'.' 3210192. 7 OR, near hospital, $17,50Q - 79 f1 ,-t Or) 'J"tTITdI - 2313 Rld.wood SANFORD, FLA. ! &1F.n Stemper Realty The Time Tested I irm Days 327 6123 P1.QPits 377 5421 or 377 737 tim REALTOR Pvr $69 1146 461179) __________ DeBary____________ _____________________________ ____________________ _____________________- Drexel - Solid cherry dining rm. 3 OR, lovely Setting. $73,000 table rhIrt 1 - now only ., • Corbett Real Estate PRICED REDUCED on this 3 bedroom home in Sunland 4lf5'tLifl 1 sr p, -1 ,,t ci ''" '' 1973 2 bedrooms, I bath, corner lot shade trees. $11,900 Mildred Stemper, eyj, ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS 40 Appliances 4 -1 s down, as sume 7~ pet. mtg. UV MO. 4 bedroom, 7 bath, cen. tral heat, air, carpet, kitchen equipped, family room, 151.7770 t, 16 days, E ves. 37793 'A wise investment beats a lifetime of fall " Estates, was 170.500 r. - Singer * Anime 2365 _____________________________ Stemper Sezi Wanted to Buy - Wagon train tent trailer. 1964 ill) MG Mloget, blue, 11,000 miles Sleeps I Maxe oIler. 1311 Santa * '* $200and?akeoserpayments Barbara Dr. 323 43)0 ext 267 * 3 7033 before 5; or 321 0966 evenings GOLDEN 1luH'N SEW Town & Country Lincoln Mercury 'n Sewirag cabinet, repossessea ' wide selection of new cars, 1 year nd% bobbin Extra oms tanks, air conditioners, warranty on Us ed cars. Year End "I mahine Fully automatic Pay $795. awning Iree installation, Savings 322 4414 Dealer. motor and gen erator service, or 10 Poysnents hitches Southern RV Services, 1939 Li ncoln with 430 engine, iust 3739020 rebuilt New transmission Best Singer Zig.g offer 323 1371 1973 Aristocrat II' Travel Trailer, Drop in bobbin, zig zag and nedte sleeps 6, completely position Like new cOndit,On, SOlid contained separate Show er self and 1973 Dodge Polara Custom, vinyl new for UI, balance' of $s cash or top, power brakes, per steering, vanity. Roll up awning. 40 lb. of 510 N air. Very clean. U.0 Days, 322 warranty boflI, electric brakes. Beautiful 43 5 Eves 372 $105 shape. New cost 13.595. Will sell Call Credit Dept for $1.S95. 321 0912 SANFORD SEWINGCFNIEP 196.4 Chryster Newport, real clean, low. to* mileage. Call 323-7130. 307 A Eai 151 St. Sanford 327 941) Your MLS Agency baths priced from 577.850 to 125.100 on large wooded lot Seller pays all closing cost VA, FHA, conventional loans Builder. Delton,i, 901 719 3780 Orlando, Mtorcycte InSt.,'ir,ce BLAIR AGENCY 3733846 _______________________________ REALTORS Call REALTORAssociate, 17.' 71 - 7 and pe*1I we *0V we say ceev,s1c. Is key ft Ridew..l 4 Arm;. Realty ,, ,'t?f'r Al ,e 'private Bat. .14 r e*ra*ce salt meat, lets .4 fist. i - - Jim Hunt 322-2420 home. This isa charming 7 story older home. You will like the large rboms The Compleflly remodeled kltchin, the ch*ty breakfast room, the new w6Il.to wall car peting and the many other features this home has Also in dude's. nice guest cottage 549.800. Cailbart Real Estate - ** NEED NO MONEY DOWN Nw and I bedroom homes. I' to 7 SillY lilt? ,.-. ---. - Near St Johns for boating. eM 1 HC$ CM.'?. b 9YTjFI9, room, kitchp equipped, Carpet $),000 do*n$l50monthIv 177i7. NOW LEASING FROM 160 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Add an it I Newly renovated, 7 Bdrms. family GENEVA. 12'x60'. Cirpet, central tDeltona . Roundoak table & chairs 0 & Curiosity Shop, 1201 West 1st RF.ALTOR.Anociat. S413 1336 Sui te 203 The Greater Mat' REALTORS, Ceisselberry,$j() 1666 Travel Trailer, monthly, on lake in campground. 3276077 • Couch&Chair. $10; Twin beds, $15; For Complete Information c II l'e Pct Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU $31 $277 Call 377 7I 41 1 Mobile Homes Rent REALTOR 7i' Hour Service I nr 7 bedroom duplex apartmen ts nFF st tithing 5175 365 5047 Tno&clroomapartme,,ts. * * * Duple'., 7 bedroom, air conditioned, _________ adults preferred. 377 6670 or 831.4029 FRANKLIN AIIMS APIS 1120 Florida Ae 3234650 /2 - 628.2162 1)0W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFO0, 323 7870 Sate Price Set ____________ drive"'.,ys All basith uf civunu 172 9117 or 373 798) Inc. I BOX SPRING SALE LOWDOWN PAYMENT Ornamental Stone fireplace, turned columns, sunken paneled family room, 3 bedroom, garage, re wood privacy fenced, carpet, Unbelieva ble at $73,$ Hurry! After 30.3n 3610 HOMES C KING Furnishedduplezwithl bedroom. AduiSs, no pets mARonDA I0 Full time - Part time - Anytime. Furnished or unfurnithed 60' Swimming pool 1770 S Orlando Over 11. Call 3210470. Or 123 79'sn $P<9-s $160-50 'ATEI4 p - SAP4DLEW3OD VILLAS * * - 34 * *GENEVA GARDENS, * * Singlestory Studio, I, 2. and 3 bedroom apartments Pool. 'lubhoute, caretang, drapes, kitchen equipped. central heat e.ld air. 'tOnthIy rentals from $112 50 3777090. 1505 W 7Stn t . Sanf,,,d * Papering f'rIfl an annual adiut.g cress Fenced Washer dryer included. Delightful. $73,• 3dflo 7 MATTRESS & * * Broker, 107W Costume-rc,al ________________________ IDYLLWILDE-3 bedroom,? bath, SI Household Goods fenced. Deep well. sprinklers P41cc• 115 0(iO Used kitchen cabinets, on e 30" vanity with labor atory, $30, I used SAN LANTA-.-3 bedroom, 1' bath L71x13 fires, $30 327 0215 Owner moved north, 2 bedroom furnished home Living and dining rooms. New rangeS refrigerator Ideal for retired Quiet neighborhoo. Owner will finance, $31 __I20 _______ ____________ 3735471 •--- Peterson Baby Car Seat and ____________________________ Stroller, 37] $$7$. -- - . 68 c ir OflC. Good Ladles Dresses, size's iou Shoes, size V 1. Other good wearing apparel. 3274953. PlHECRE5T 3 bath e,tra nict' Next to tCn45 courts Golf Clubc, r.e'w rncel T:tlst rc, Hogan w-oo Excellent concl,tion, Bag Included siso 167-lila. _____________________________ - - 150 Down and fake over payments, 1 973 Yamaha 250 Cycle Only 5,000 miles ASking 1.695 Jim Lash Cnrysler Plymouth Feed 67A 527,900 •r(;s k', 1973 Honda 175 ChiPivahuas For sate frozen beef. Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding KennelS. 377 5752. JIM DANDY FEEDS SEARS UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER. 1½YEARSOLD 130• 373 6957 PINECREST 3 bedroom, Owner will Sell FHA or VA. See this call Jack Musum, Salesman. 2736235 SPANISH CHARM Farmers " m,n.st,4t,cn Assistant, Plan Apartments Rent O UNITED BEDDING CO., CASSELBERRY Regular Price Set SmIl I hMroom mo & deposit. No pets. 1917 Sanford Ave. DOWN PAYMENT AND REDUCED MONTHLY PAYMENTS C * W. Garnett White vsg.d l• vs r.Iardn9 , •tuII,tt to purchase an,.) 3" 2180 * * * - Help Wanted I _____________________________ ii House', Rent FUrfl,Shd "(.me of 55000 Sll,?$ or. ______ GRAND * RYDER PENIS TRUCKS c.noUne Vans to Diesel I r.sc to,'. I clay 1 ye.sr 77)5)310 VINCENT'S CARPENTRY F i * * Rentals . ( * * Sewing Heater Cleaning OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES II Pressure Cleaning - Beauty 41-Houses for Sale 42-Mobile Homes "-Farms and Groves Carpentry, Remodeling, AdditiOnS, Classified ads are htr to help you buy. sell, rent or swap at a low (OSt let us help you plate yourS Call 3727611 or $31 9'??3 40-Condominiums Sale Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage _______________________________ Iv,is. a NEW MARONDA HOME n D.lt.na Is be,n this •axy' W.rkn, # Rooms for Rent Tmtp I ?) i o Frm fresh produce Dawg Patch F lea One or 2 bedroom townhouse naret. Ooqtracl' PC . Sat Sun apartmen ts Central heat and air. enclosed patio Close in, con • -- - ______-venleruttoetverythurig From SIlO OCEAN SHRIMP After 6 call 373 7997 5 5f f 'cii j. ,, r, 5'.,.,,-j 7 bedroom unfurnshid apartment, Ple,sse tall , adultsOnly,no pets 2815 Elm Ave. Frm fresh produce daily. Vane ripe Call $384954. tomafov- s. 1.6 tO box Hwy 434 ' nh . W of I 1 3 room apt., with large airy rooms __________________ New vinyl floor. Rear, upstairs No pits Call 3739579 - _____- 43-Lots and Acreage FALL CLEANING "lmpac" Wash S Spr,i Kiecu :vterior walls, eaves, patio, walks & roots. Removei mildew, fungus. mud clobbers, wasps & Spider webt 177 0397 ;T? 4 .n 1340 Real Estate 0931 0 Houses for JOHN KRIDER ASSOC ••• 29 ' CoodThingsto Eat - __ WHY RENT?'. ~ . ____________________________ 34-Mobile Homes Rent ------- Homes ________ 3$-Mobile Home Lots 38-Wanted to Rent 'II Good location, 3 bedroom, 1" bath, beautiful pool sxo nio Pius home for NO CASH mothers.. Good care. 571 2075. ]?-Business Property For Rent _________ I bedroom, kitcheü equlp Porches, 5i Mo. 3231762 - lncreaseyourinconietollpercent 3 yrs. Marvin P. Gassman 260% Mohawk Trail, Mtld Mtg Bkr s i7 (74 HrS.) Baby sitting in Deltona for working For Rent PET PEST INN • Opportunities Sanford 373 Q'47 For Rent 73 _________--• Adulti I ch"d Central air, heal I Bedrooms $)75 plus security. $34 Unfurnished Care rrturns Try one and see Call 377 7611 or 831 999) 69506 I FOUND Baby clothes, newly Exceptionatly large 7 bedrooms. ____ hUh. fully equipped kitchen purchased in package Owner carpet drape's '17) 9033 Identify. 3770354. _-________ Child A small clastlfiCd ad brings big ma 377 - &s,,,. ALICK HCJNOAOFORLANLIU CLEARANCE SALE 1407 Edgewater 4416641 Kittens., half Siamese, coal black. Free to good homes. 107 E. 7th St. - Motorcycles R'V DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gcwmle'6' ( £6 371-173) COUNTY- IbedrQØ, I bath, pool. STAN'SAUCTIONH 4, on cn! 0:rIver. Call to see. St., Sanford now Open daily for JOHNNY WALKER retail sales. Always a ba rn full of PEAL ESTATE INC. COUNTY - Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 good clan used furniture, an AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR bath, 6 acres S acres in grove, tiues,, TVs, and appliances PHONE 322-6457 AFTER 5, 322-7111 Auction every Saturday night 7:30 CRESCENT HEIGHTS- Handy COUNTYNiCe2 pm. Consignments welcome. F or bedroom 001 plus man's special. 3 bedroom, 1½ information Call 3229719, acres Real buy $29.900 baths, fenced back yard Owner _ _ will consider high econd mor, INFANT CAR SEAT. $ toage Won't last at 121.900. HIGHLAND BOUNCY CHAIR.t5 WALKER PARK-Plush 7 EVEREST REALTY, INC.. $23733690 bedroom, partially furnished ____________________________ REALTORS. 628010$ After hours. Extra nlcet 170.500 ________________________ --- - - - isi bath, kitchen equipped, 5375 mo Harold Hall Storage garage for rent Sanfoc Realty, REALTOR. 323 5774 Auction, 1700 French Ave 373 BLVD.) • 78 ____________________ 2 Bedroom Suites, I li v ing room suite, 19" Zenith B W TV et with stand, 3 dressers, table, lamp. home arid yard misc, 25" console Zenith color TV, matching ha couch. 571 3516 COUNTY- 3 bedroom, l' bath, brick Central Climate, VA ap scrterd in front porth. Inced ' backyard plus fruit trees, garage and Carport Price 5)1,500 or nursery, etc Water available 7710715. P4'cc7 Bedroom Home For Rent 373 2970 After 5377 ?9 OFF AIRPORT _____________________________ _______________________________ 4199 Will take care of you? children while 34-Resort Property 1974 Air Conditioning By Serve . 77 ____ 29-Rooms for Rent 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnished Furnished 32-Houses Rent Unfurnlshd '5 Opportupities - 2 RCd'rrn I tth Junior College area just ott 17 97 on 127 V aca nt lot, ideal for used car Rent FFurnished 323-7900 -. Hou 0S 525 3796 housebroken 1333 Dixie Way 6 Rentals Directory of Experts Ready To I ORLANDO 3655555 - U-Insurance 27- Investment Oppoçtuntti.s A - Fl LauderdaleJia 33)31 FOUND, French poodle, grey male, 30 portunifles any size We are wheeling an dealing so come see us or call 37) Unfurnishe d • Parking, Entranceand Bath 23-Loans I_i 31 -, "Sl.NFORn't Eti ._ -CAl ..,. La rge Shade Trees 1. -- Realty Lake Marc WAREHOUSE Withor*ithoutottices on Sp 46 at I ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd St Stenstro m REALTORS 196W Lake Mary Blvd 37) 6)S3 or 615 7333 WE T AK E TRADES Business Property -- SANFORD systems, (all or write FOUPITAN or YOUTH 716 North West 7th Ave ound ______________________________ 24-Business Courts IDrapes . One Room Efficiency Private Financial - Misc., Glassware - -- Pels and Supplies 65 -, For Sale TV. $20; Dining Room Table And Chairs, 535, FORREST GREENE INC. _____ For Rent ___________ AVALON APARTMENTS •Dishwashers or wrte Employment CALL 322 - 2611 •Swimming Pool operated water purification IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY') AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers For further information call 473 4587 Travel& Recreation Price Must Appear In Ad! -• Apis. 37 --- ____________ _____ - - - WELAKA APAR TMCNTS 111W •Fishing & Boating forget t But ifyov are looking for a unique investment in a new and profitable distributorsh ip in Coin Want something challenging in religion? We offer it at 717 Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Call 373. 9M eves. or come in Sol. or Sun morn at 10:30. 110--Do It Yourself Items Must Be Under $ 100. And Bedroom ii RICH QUIC$. Anderson Davis Hotels 9-Good Things to Eat I Si.?.) • Business ______ I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF OCTOBER II, 1974 S-Lost and Found IN THE FAMILY MARKET PLACE - __________________ Miscellai'snous - Rattan Sofa, Chair Table 7 Wicker thairs; I Bean Bag Chairs; 2 Dressers.; Toy Chest; Bahama Sofa; 3 Wrought Iron Nest Tables; Aquarium & Stand; 3 Rattan Lamps,? La wn Mowers 3779076 377-1211. wish in the family. $fl '' • ' - - 1I '613 Wdl'Oocn. large family room, walt to wail shag carpet. irrigation system with well and pump FedCed yard $76,500 Low Interest existing mortgage or refinance SOMEWPIERL OVER TH! RAINBOW your highest wishes will cor,e true in this 3 bedroom home. Above ground pool, outdoor brick barbecue, sprinkler system. fenced yard, screened porch. Large bedrooms, kitchen equipped. Something for every One acre mobile home sue. v ilh well, septic and electricity N ear Sanford on paved road Write or saIl Mr White, 421 N Main, i A nn Arbor, Mach 18104 -. Acre lot in waterfront esta les, ,._._ 112 534• Children -- -. n.ki "'WWV 3052 to Iflferview, I bdrm furnished apt at II? French ,heMaster's_ Ave $100. plus $23 deposit, water ed 372 6817 or 372 6530 I I Cozy trailer. 1 bedroom, mature adults Good location, utilitie". 1 ON RESERVOIR PaidBy week No deposit 37) LAKE It that 5 what you are looking for. 4-Personals - - - - - ----•_- 50 - . A AAft III%45J PII3 3006 with dx scope, ShOuId*t strap and scabbard. Sporlking .22 semi. automatic with dx Scope. Rugar n automatic 323 co). C. BATEM PPOy r 544,500 Moble Home Lots For Rent ." Ph *Tennis - 24 Write p 0 fib' 3713 Sanford $ lnr.da 1 -Card of Thanks 233333' - Can Help Call 173 1547 33-Houses Rent Furnished Thursday, Ft,CEDWlTt,AORlPuK,G PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous '0000( 35 MOSS IE DRIVE INTO this beautiful 3 bedroom 2 bath cement block home on Lake Mary. Central and air, large screened porch, kitchen and living room are "biggies". Come see and ski. Only - localednLakeMary Call 322 flu One bedroom apartment, furnished, also one 3 bedroom apt. 1009 east 2nd St. rail 322 4693 for In formation 21 Situations Wanted _________________________ Typing & Bookkeeping. In my home, needed most urgently 3723173 *ee6days St RI 1)1 Winter Springs 'f " ______________ Copy . ' Iiedroomlurni5ptndapa rtment I IifoaW''' HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pelt fenny Clark. 's,,0 322 159$; 722 3853 Day. Eve Enjoy beautiful Wekiva Rlyt' r ,by renting mobile home at Ci AMP SEMINOLE No pets P40 alc Ohol 377 41470 *Disposals ., . Insertons-No Change Of . , 000 333i3333? But this was live years after "Psychology Applied," I discuss this matter of the "Worry Clinic" had d euphemisms at more length cautioned teen-agers against piomiscw ty and cited venereal under the heading of what advertisers call "feeling tone," diseases as a tragic aftermath Sometimes the use of a single word that is off-color (nonIndeed, several older and euphemistic), may ruin an prudish editors actually can- otherwise splendid first imcelled this column, just because presslon and thus prevent the I stated that "Divorce usually sale of an insurance policy, an starts in the bedroom." automobile, or even nullify a marriage proposal! But that was a form of "euphemism" (sweet way of So send for my booklet "how saying something bitter), as is to Write Salable Copy," enmy frequent use of "erotic closing a long stamped, return "boudoir envelope, plus 25 cents. calories" and For - 974-11 Wednesday, Oct. j, IJ __ _____________ I _______ t Adult s Only creu Pates I or Senor Cstitc'ns P,'r A,,a-, t' P.'otjlt' Park J.)I fl, ' f " i - Per Day. D00C.ieOOC 0000f' .ii.i: 3333 The Less It Costs Per Line 000 - Part Time Janitor. About juoursaOa', Polygraph Pe.rrd 138 till ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toli Free. 4 2027 for 'We Care" Aci! cc Tccric - The Longer Your Ad Ru1is )000OOOC' Personals - ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum U000 .000000c - Houses for Sate 323 OSU Two bedroom, garage apart,, ' downtown Heat, air, $175 mo 1st last. 327 3.419. " Two bedroom apartment furnished ( unfurnisht'ci 373 9310 or 373 474 - 41 furnis d traile r with cabana and fenced yar d Nice eIIIl,n effic iency apartment All utilities furnished $93 Adults ft:r One bedroom, air, 1 or 2 people, no , I - 14 Mobile Homes Renii ____________________ 2 Bedroom viIl to wall carpet, air 'Ondalioned. reasonable rent Aclult. no petS 377 1810 ) Apartments Renl urnithed 31 u - ____________ - Apartments Rent Furnished - - - room, * Plight Cleaner, permanent em ployment. compeny benefits Apply 9 to 5, Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs Results _____ ____ - 30c a tine 26 times ...........23ca line j333 333: .. - 40c a line DAYS 3333333 '33'7 D[1119 8:OOA.M,.5:30 P.M. Monday thru Friday W, Of ALIGNMENT-BRAKE and fireman wanted for Sanford's best in dependent shop. References required Coed income Call Carl, 323 5966 Department Hours 3333 3333 '-' Want Ads Want Ad '73333 iii: 35-Boats & Marine Equipment __-.--.--------------------- 3333 33333: .3 . Rummage Sates 56-Camping Equipment Ask For Want Ads -'-"'3333 being salacious and too frank! the Chairof Applied Electricity They shied away even from a In one of America's best known scientific use of the word "sex," institutions," the genealogist though rape cases were often 'ATOte. splurged on Page One, "He was also so very much attached to his position that he Five years before the Chicago TRIBUNE really shattered the literally died in the harness!" old taboo about printing sexual If arill, ot you readers have a terms, the "Worry Clinic" was better example o if offering discreet but very euphemism, I'd relish hearing helpful advice on marital psychology. Ralph McGill's example The TRIBUNE finally headlined and gleefully boasted should be stressed in every &h® Journalism! about having the courage to In my college textbook print the word "syphilis." HOROSCOPE 50-Miscellaneous For Sale _______________________________________ 3 Ntlonal company now has openings for (3) neat, guys & gals to assist lo Ih&r NATIONWIDE TRAVEL PROGRAM Must be neat in appearance. and tree to leave Immediately for U.S. beach and resort areas. All ex penses guaranteed while in training. Transportation fur nished, return transportation guaranteed If single, and free to start now, call Mr. Dodge. Tuesday through Thurs.only. 10 a m. to 4 pm. daily at $34 X169. High earnings and good workin; co,sdltions make thu extr emely desirable for the younger Set Merchandise DIAL 333: 33331 C -4 3333 3. Guys & Gals * ,3333,% 3331 : cheesecake" to avoid em- I .- your family with extra money for Christmas Be an AVON Representati ve. 644.3079. Wanted 47-Real ; Surprise Investment Properly 3331 I For Fast Results Plant Your 'Sellina Saarfe, in Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. , - -_ - U Wi vitAl4 u,pv 333334 Ph. 0., ht D. I T 1 4 5-Resort PropertY WANI 3333333 3 33 a . Wednesday, Oct. 16, 1974 'Euphemisms Hide I I I- - ~- - Pets and Supplies OVER 75 OF THE CLEANEST PREOWNED AUTOS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA! To , & Mini Poodles all color s. Cocker, Mini & Large Dachshunds, Shih Tzu, Schnauter. Yorkie, Boston PFI 10 -- Terrier. Chihuahua, Beagle, Chi p00. 25 pups or' display, we buy pups, finance, shots, guarantee 190.1 737 3176 or I 904 737 2947 -1r•• FA Z~ Che 's Kennel. Pups, Studs. AKC, 1 MILE EAST OF 17.92 ON HWY. 436 - •• �WOMEN PS Evnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 16,1974-12B 67th Year, No. 50-Thursday, October 17, 1974 - -S Wv;~~ DEAR ABU .., 'I-,. . - : Fl n e s D rug % a k - Ra . - Past Problem - - om I For Diabetic -s-. 1. I I Aft~ - . .- -- ______________ ~ ~~ Don 't DEAR ABBY: Every time I buy my husband a gift, his mother says to me in front of company, 'You didn't buy anything. It was bought paid for with HISMONEY." You see I have never worked outside the house, but I am raising Four children, and I keep a clean house and cook good lneals and l've made the thildrensclothes and ,ny own since they were tots. Whatdo you say? Dol earn any of the money l save from the DEAR ABBY: Please don't throw this away without an swering because it's no oke. I'm a guy whose nipples protrude' — -. - . Ill - - ____ My _____ ...- ou 1. know my doctor tWn!.s I'm not telling him the take thyroid Us water more pounds a year. Of course, that there was no deal behind his controversial - that assumes you don't increase your food inta ke. With your present diet and knowledged discussing with a Nixon aide on Aug. fat In a year. That Is fast ma lengthy opening statement he read at a i _____ ' my - — - - - -. _,... . --- V .. _______ ______ 1 I By SUSAN CARLSON 1,ONDON (AP) -It was the taU. success story ot the decade, the She has a point. For years badge of the bold new age of now, the mini has been persona ness,theuniformof nongrataontheKing'sRoad,a stranger in Carnaby Street, an it was the marvelous mini - antiquity to the trendy models, the fashion that came out of designers, and followers of -..------- -. $I1.: -- ;y: L - t r.-•.•.-.. . _ . . . -- 't -. - - .-.. ,,... V i.f - I- __ _- - cried: "Tell me it isn't true." other top designers of the era, The Sun headlined: "The Final dropped the style before the Heave-Ho." The Evening start of the new decade. The a. ,-, - , ' -. ..- -. i' . - - C; -, , ., ~ I -:-::._: --'.': . t ..' . -I Hardwood Floor - . .- DEAR POLLY Not knowing there was a leak in the bottle I put my bleach on my hardwood floor and now have a white ring. I would appreciate any suggestions as to how I can take care of this and restore my floor to its original condition - ISABELLE. - - -O -'. .: NEIGHBORS ___ - BOY SCOUTS . . . CENTRAL FLORIDA SHELTERED WORKSHOP . . . CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY . . GIRL SCOUTS CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES . . . GOOD SAMARITAN HOME.. . MID FLORIDA CENTER FOR ALCOHOLICS . . . RED CROSS SALVATION ARMY . . . SEMINOLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ... USO... YMCA ... 1. -;' '' ____ -. ______ - - - - -- - - j 'p PLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. Skirts waver in length between knee and mid-calf - fr',m time to time with a cloth that has some petroleum jelly on it. This cleans and prevents cracking. I then wipe it off with a dry cloth. Our chairs Aoi.k like new after 10 years of ue and such - - _________________ we another live or a monuis atfs Wisely e) ff ' in 1)1 th (!R1 S it I 1' itt 1eiUicr'cuvered pieces away fromtir) ness and daiopoes Kt'p radiators and ç-en windows during damp wea ther. Saddle p can be used, according to directions, or leather can be washedwith mild suds and a very little bit of water, Follow such washing with a leather dressing. Daily cleaning with a soft, DRY cloth and an ee aic'nn) %cipiTU with a damp one should keep a piece In good ii kacr h. tt- (flc tii( Ircai gk .-iftcn ith a light application of oi, such as neat's toot oil, but do not use too much, Hub inieIl and thefl wipe off with u dry c1oth.- POLLY. trsn iiiv f1hPA-rimh hie of firning the wa ter faucet on full when washing their hands, bniahing their teeth or getting a drink of waLes. To conserve water, reduce the water bill and elmiatesplashintt locate die water valve under or near your wash basin in the bathroom and turn the pressure down. — JAN. DEAR POLLS I had some linen napkins yellowing with age in a drawer. I use the fine quality paper dinner napkins to we laundry. Finally I had the idea of sewing enough of the linen ones ugether to make a tabk cloth for our dining table 1.irung up Uie tilges of the napkins on a (hat firm surface I whipped them tustetlwr using linen thread and fine even stitches. I have had many compliments on this and a friend thought such a cloth would be striking sewed iogether with gold, silver or colored thread. — MiN1' - Florida Power Corp will :jxinM:r a Wise Watt Watching at Winter Park Mali Oct. series :-) 16-19. A consumer booth with a ---'--ifi . representative to answer I, - questions will be open daay '0m 11 LflL to 5 p.m. and . l '.iiits re (lie eas s a v omit ol the lu inliiit' di h in ij energy saving literature will be ________________________________________________________ available free. The series will Include ________ - s- - - - ,--' - - --- - . a I O')Ad' A I D,,11 , ,rl I quIqu r vIV ('PT L1 review of vaudeville days of the 1920s featuring the music, comedy and dance of uptown Harlem during the Prohibition Era,..$uuaIC of )falem Hey1ay Includes ragtime, blues and the big band ound combined with dance routines of the Cakewalk, Diarlesten, Spoo )' the Council of Black Bottom and Camel Walk. Tickets are available from S&s, the group Ar*j will nreaent a ia et mittlt'nI Streerm tirkpt nffirp flrisndn Voices Inc., an all-black professional company from New York whose Harlem Heyday review was well received in Sanford last year, will be performing Nov. 2, at 8:30 in the Orlando Municipal Auditorium, cciIk I%1 programs on household energy management, Oct 17 at 2 p.m. and Wise Watt Watchers, Oct. 17 at 7:30 p.m. On Oct. 18, Florida Resource Recipes, 2 p.m., and Meter Mintier Memos, 7:30 p.m. On Oct 19, Microwave Tricks, 2 p.m. and Nutrition Notes, 4 p.m. have to remind you that %ith Journed by agreeing to aA ) _ ~ the million we have to spend for Governor Askew to declare the Bridge ---- ---------- --- 1213 this type of improvement, there bridge in emergency-status Calendar ................... are hundr eds of other places requiring immediate attention Comics ..................12B tluowliuut the Stale and seek coordination with all Crossword Puzzle ......... 88 would require $10 million Dear Abby ............... 12A accommodate," said I3pflt10 state bodies to get it replaced. Dr. Crane ...............6A Seminole County CornHoroscope ................ 6A Disagreements niissioner Sid Vihien Jr. said a Hospital .................3A delegation from Seminole was Obituaries ..............3A Douglas Stenstrom reminded going to see the Governor the Television ................8B Benedict that in 1966, Gover nor latter part of next week, and The energy crisis will Bryant appointed Willard Use that opportunity of change more than our driving Peeples to the now defunct "pressuring" Secretary of habits. It will likely change S,ate Road Board (SRB), and Transiortation Valter Revels our whole life style herald while speaking in Sanford, to act on this county's needs in. Columnist Jack Anderson Peeples said there was, $600,000 solar as the Osteen Bridge budgeted for the replacement of crossing are concerned, explains how on Page 4A. ( 4 ("h* George Washington appeared before the first Congress in 1789,visiting the Senate chamber to discuss arrangements for Indian treaties. - Yours ii, the chic women's consignment shop, 160 Lincoln Ave., Winter Park, which is sponsored by The Organization for Rehabilitation through Training (ORT), is holding a 20 per cent off clearance sale Oct. 24-26. Proceeds from the sale of famous fashion label goods will benefit the more than 600 ORT vocational training facilities In 22 countries. (live Where You Work., or Mail A Chck Today To: UNITED FUND OF SEMINOLE COUNTY P.O. Box 144 Sanford, Florida 32771 THE UNMiD Y&' arguuint iiiiglit negate the (ruin the 01(1 school site. The penalty clause and Fine which well and pump was bid by the board invoked Monday Saunders at $1,850. Kirkpatrick which charges the contractor reported Saunders had erred in $100 per day beyond the Oct. 14 the estimate, and could not contract deadline until the complete the job for the price contract is completed. quoted, without losing money. Board member Jean Bryant The board in effect said three times said the board Saunders will have to move the should withhold all changes orders other than those shrubbery, dig the well and previously approved. She In. supply the specified pump sisted the contractor finish the under the conditions of the work described in the contract, original contract. and turn the building over to the Woodlands was also the topic board, of a petition presented by Jim There was some question Lewis, representing n families about the shrubbery to be from Longwoodllhlls,Longwood placed on the Woodlands site, Grove and Sandalwood. The and a well with a pump to be parents want their children dug on the property. George remain at Longwood Saunders of the contracting Elementary School even after firm had agreed to credit the the Woodlands Facility is board $1,500 previously opened. The community Is budgeted' - for lan4scaptng, ,eo'jtd1stay: to both schools. rather than move the shrubs These 38children are more than - Thanks to )vu, it woibig -- -'___ ,. ___,___ I'i ._ _ -'_-____- ___-_'i -_ _ ----------- • . ______ -.--------.---r---'------------------ ------- Ti - --.---_--__-- -- :1-S'va ----_-- - _--.--.-- - - - - - -- -. - •1 .- - . . -- - - . - - -. - - .- p'.' ;, - - t". - ''- - L " - . 'T - - :' - . ,- . -.----- -.------ i- Mother's Fund ..• regarding the situation and recommend w hat ac ti on wo uld best benefit the child, regardiess of the effect on state funding for the individual schools. A delegation from Highland Hills last week approached the board requesting their children be permitted to transfer as soon as the Woodlands building is open. The board also discussed school district land needs, with Chairman Davie Sims rhetorically asking how in. creased campus size wold better serve Q* educational procs in light of more pressing problems. - ' The Longwood Police Department has decided to forego its Christmas party this year. But its members have a present they want to deliver now. Thecc'nstableshave voted todonate the$200which would havefinancedthefestivitiestoafundtoassistthefa-milyof one of their own. Ray Burfield, a Longwood officer, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rubel Burfield of 731 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Mrs. Burfield Is currently In a Gainesville hospital recuperating from her ninth operation to combat brain cancer. The senior Mr. Burfield is In danger of defaulting on - . 1"1% .. - i r ,1" -- I " - // , -- _y' , , Il-S. - ' - - - - - ' .- -. ' ' - - - ,' i last six years. It was the interest of a Sanford neighbor, Marjorie Dobbins, which brought the hardship to light, because, as a police spokesman said, "Hay and his family are proud. He never said a word about it to anyone." The Lc'ngwood police donation is the first to the fund established Thursday morning at the Sanford Atlantic National Bank under the direction of Mrs. Dobbins, herself partially disabled, to defray the mounting medical bills. The policeman added contributions would be greatly apprecia ted. ' .- - 1, mortgages. his Sanford horne and both automobiles used to secure loans to meet medical expenses accumulated over the 1~--=~ !~V_ ~ ~% ____ =, .1 ' I ".' 4~~ --. . It - L I ( ,a L Chief lk'nnigan presents cheek to Lois Ilousholder as Dobbins, Burfield look on Voter Registration ndi ng Up for election in the cities period c'oses in each city Nov council posts of DeLores Lash, announced she will run for 1. are: Lou Blankenship and resigned another term in office. CounLongwood, two councilmen, John Norden are up for grabs. cilman B. II. Ferrell is not In Sanford, both incumbents, Voter registration books will mayor and city clerk; Winter Springs voters will expected to seek another term. John Morris and A. A. close at 5 p.m. Friday for Sanford, two commissioners; choose four councilmen for the The other council post to be McClanahan have qualified for Casselberry, three counresidents of the six Seminole re-election. Also qualifying for seats currently held by John filled was vacated by B. L. County cities — Sanford, cilmen; Daniels, John Booth, Irwin Slick) Helms in recent weeks. McClanahan's scat have Casselberry, Altamonte Altamonte Springs, two Alfred DeLattibeaudiere, a Hunter and Donald Browning. J H. Grant resigned from the By DONNA FSES Herald Staff Writer Springs, t.ongwood, Winter councilmen; contractor, and Guy T%ornton, No one has yet qualified for the zoning board last week to run Springs and Lake Mary that Lake Ma ry, three councilmen an auto dealer. Stella election, but Daniels announced for Ferrell's seat and Jetry have municipal elections Woodhouse and Delbert Euga he will run for Booth's office Connell Is expected to seek and the mayor; scheduled Dec. 3. and Browning said he will seek election to Helms' former of. Winter Springs, four coun- are also expected to qualify, Persons may register at election. Bo th men were ap- flee. Ex mayor Olin Cigin has Casselberry, th the terms pointed this year to unexpired not announced whether he will Seminole Elections Supervisor cilmen. The candidate qualification of incumbents Tom Embree, council terms, Camilla Bruce's offices at the run for mayor or city council. period closes in Lake Mary Oct. John Leiglity and Charles courthouse or Seminole Plaza, Expected to be the first In Altamonte Springs the 25 and in Sanford Oct. 29. It Gliscock up, has seen Sal candidate to qualify Casselberry. when the council seats held by Dan Registration books for the opened in Casselberry Monday Orlando and Charles Sizer period opens in Longwood Dorfman and George Perkins November general election and in Winter Springs Wed. qualify. Friday Is Carmine Bravo, an are up. Vying with Dorfman nesday and closes in both cities closed some weeks ago. Lee Wheeler and Walter attorney, who will seek the will be former councilman Torn Nineteen city offices in- Nor. 1, Sore nson have qualified for the mayor's office presently held Radloff and Sandra Glenn. No eluding two mayors, 16 city Candidates will begin mayor's officer being vacated by Eugene Jaques. Jaques is one ha. announced for Perkins councilmen and a city clerk are qualifying in Longwood Friday by Margie Hess in Lake Mary. not expected to run for re- seat. Perkins was appointed in to be elected In the various and in Altamonte Springs Mrs. Hess has indicated she will election. August to Don Myers unexpired cities. Monday and the qualification run for a council seat. Ilie three City Clerk Onnie Shomate has term, - -- - The staff was Instructed by Me board to prepare a report ;111iil I - ----------------.------------------ hail of the 64 now housed in Longwood scheduled to attend Woodlands. V alw4rJ41 poilifi ,0049% were told everything was right the old wc*den bridge." How- \ • Watc ester early today at a chamber ultimately expended for other to get permits approved. It meeting to which Department purposes. Under Governor could be ready providing we of Transportation (DOT) Dii- Kirk's administration another don't run into any unforseen trict Engineer (DeLand office) $1, 00,000 was reportedly ap- stumbling blocks." Stenstrom: "Could we have C. A. "Bill" Benedict and , . ultimately used for inc present bridge condeputy engineer Charles Syl- bridge but demned" vester Jr. were invited guests. other purposes. Stenstrom reminded Benedict: "Yes, but they all Benedict attempted to allay know about the bridge now. Benedict of three public hearAnd ings held during 1971-72 at the the committee's fears of an- besides, the weight limits Civic Center in Sanford which other run-around by telling of structurally sound." Benedict attended and plans for former Secretary of TransporStenstrom: /t few years the replacement of the SOyear tation Edward Mueller's visit to old bridge were discussed. "We Sanford four years ago — on back, there was a bridge in this same subject - at which Orange County on SR 50 which time it was assured the bridge burned Into the water, and it would be read)' to let in the was replaced within 30 days... fiscal '74-75 budget. "1 can tell and I'm not recommending we you now we will do it," said burn the Osteen Bridge, but 11,11111 Benedict. how come that one was problem of replaced so rapidly?" However, the COOLER available funds remains tin. Benedict: ,, It was on a clear, special priority list due to be Weather Details Page 3A ____ an. replaced anyhow." "Remember, we didn't ticipate the gasoline shortage and the resultant cut in Emergency Index collectible taxes; nor the escalation of costs. Further, I The committee finally I _____ DEAR 11011Y W.1. -.4--.4-anted 'nformnation about the care of \ Danish leather chair. We bought leather-covered dining chairs when % e were in Denmark. 'The clerk tc,ld us to &imply wipe them - - Of Commerce was speaking construction but which w - - - I WHERE THE MONEY GOES IN SEMINOLE ___ : DEAR POLl V M) Pet Peeve is with mothers who uncovered baby bottles in public. We do not carry our food and drink exposed to germs, dirt and insects and downtown pollution mall sorts of weather. Still there re mothers who do this to their very own tiny infants. When baby cries a bit he gets a dry rubber nipple stuck Into his mnuth. Tome this is the worst pollution there -- MRS S . _____ - - _ on schedule. As a matter of ever, because there was disfact, last April (chamber agreement on the size and "i don't care where the executive secretary) Jack he ight of the span, this amount money's coming from," said Hornet received a call from was also diverted to another JUILSI) Stenstroin, "We've been DOT advising us 'the schedule "more critical" area promised a new Osteen Bridge had be en accelerated' — Plans for the new bridge during four different adminis- probably going to bid even include a 90 foot span with a tratlons including Fuller War- sooner than expected," clearance of 45 feet for boats rent Leroy Collins, Claude Kirk and, according to Benedict, and Reubin Askew - and we Other Purposes "will cost approximately $3. still haven't gotten it. This million." meeting will produce the 'P"sStenstrom's brother Douglas Julian Stenstrom asked, "If sure' to fulfill some of those a Sanford attorney and longe had that much money In the campaign pledges." time mem ber of the same cornbank, right now, could we go Stenstrom, chairman of the mittee told of IS. 'ear-old lana ahead and build the bridge?" Road and Bridge Committee of to build the bridge and Benedict said "No -it would the Greater Sanford Chamber which had been budgeted for - -':'-'4' h- tliiri i corporate th:ii into the contract, The changes discussed Wednesday night were additional sidewalks, a bicycle path and cabinet ref Imsiung. By prohibiting the additional work, the board took a firm stand to have the contractor finish the Job as soon as possible. These additions will be completed after Building Movers Inc. has finished its work, which the school board and administration hope will be Nov. 30, with assurances by the staff the work will not delay the opening of schooL The legal consideration School Board Attorney Douglas Stenstrom explained was that the Inclusion of this additional work In th contract could be argued by counsel for the contractor ax extending the contract deadline. That Associate Editor . Giving Th. United Way is perfect, painless and meaningful. You can g i ve a weekly or monthly amount of your choice where you work, . . .through your emPloyee wltttholding plan. Even SOc a month bulWs to $12. a y"r. Money 110 h4lP another human oeing. . .- - Seminole County's United Campaign Needs your cOfltributiofliflordertoheIpyourfrlendsandjg. bets who need help right now, -- (4- ew' Osteene ges Recounted YOU HELP YOUR - I 1 - D. St enstrom - & -1.-. By JOHN A. SPOLSKI THE UNITED WAY ". - - _..-._ The Seminole County School Board wants the Woodlands Elementary School, complete and they want It as soon as possible. Some Woodlands students' parents don't share the board's desire to occupy the new building during the current school year. Unanimously the board vetoed three proposed changes to the contract fW' the moving of the school by Building Movers Inc. for reasons of finance, legality and ex. pedlency. The changes would have cost $18,850. It was explained byD. F. Kirkpatrick, plant planning supervisor, the board could save money by bidding these three jobs separately, rather I - WHEN YOU GIVE . - -- Bieacn Leaches ult, .3 - -- -.-,...... -- IN MORE WAYS THAN YOU KNOW. - t~_ / -- F ~ . T_ I % _. I- - -- 7"01 I : - -.-:..i ..- FL 33 11 your ..,. rr - -. —— a F Hungate said it was the first documented appearance by a sitting president before a cornmitee of the Congress, although tradition holds there was an unconfirmed appearance by Abraham Lincoln before a House committee during the Civil War. J)r-idcfltial t('SlilIl()IlV ''(leiiIuIiStrate- his By SEAN CODE Herald Staff Writer - -: £1" for - • . - I ... pressure. Just start taking normal amount of Intrinsic regular walks at a comfortable factor, while patients with speed you. It isn't necessary pernicious anemia do not. Send todolt all at once. Break itup questions to Dr. into two, tiwee, or more short IAmb, in care of this newapa. walks if it tires you, but do It per, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City every day, rain or shine. If you Station, Ncw York, N.Y. 10019. ,. vicruii /: _____ get B- 12 into the bloodstream except by injection So, you can v absorb iron 1from digestive tract but If you have pernicious anemia, you cannot absorb B12 I'd like to add that normal calories In the - - —-- , ' _ / t! - .4 1I activity. You can do this people can swallow B-12 and without raising your blood Use it because they have a •' j ages — why are they just dis- mind. covering it now?" mused Jenny For others, it's a case of from - - -' - , i / -- ss, too. if you are deficient Proce in the Intrinsic factor you can't Y food.Unlessyouarereasonably active that may be all you use. Mysuggestlonwouldbefor you to increase your physical - ,• former day, counting -. - the - -' --. ________ ~~ ~11 Ing Onve-quarters of a pound a IN, .~ .t i week. lUt means your body is - ~ using a total of 1350 calories a ___ __ ___. ~ '__,__ __ ___._ __ - ---- - Inernuu. ,11tsbeendeadfor practicalla eswithcomfortin I 60 / Rv P0I.I.Y CRASIER ., ItworksoutUtyouarelos- ___________ the "Youth Revolution." MR- wjjs not damaged by the "enrichment" was the dog. - 'r - J r. Maxiskirts - free-flowing, looks to capture the Britisn fan- other problems. It is common to DEAR READER -You have lose weight fast at the begin- to I sid ewa lk -trifling, c.is the mid -call skirt, ,ave a ning and then settle down to a lid itrinaic h u -;slow, steady loss thereafter. tl~ factor to you Itoabsorb - ". . f - -. -. - A I some . "I - _ i - .-. and week - - -" !a# -.. on I would appreciate it If you would consult some authority how to get my nipples back tonorma) if it's possibie SELF-CONSCIOUS Standard bade "A Short and mini, she said, was "right for Sweet Farewell." On the BBC's its time. It's another era now. DEAR SELF: Two suggestions: Cover th em with tape to p radio station, disc jockey We're In a different mood. flatten. Or have the protrusions surgically reduced by aptastic Tony Blackburn declared a We're feeling more refined, surgeon. of mourning for the style. more romantic." And all over the country men DEAR ABBY: Regarding the "38-year-old professional So, now what next? "Mywoman" who wants to have a child to find her "ultimate howled In dismay. thing Fashionable," was Miss In the midst of the furor, Davies' ready reply. Others had fulfillment," I have a few thoughts: My mother was just such a professional woman. She collected a there were who wondered more definite Ideas, like husband,a daughter amda dog to "enrich" her life. The only one what the fuss was all about; trousers, firm favorite among ) . - tnn nnis rogen d - LII I I Deal oard Orders Contractor Finish Woodla nds School F _____________ before silln POLLY'S POINTERS - tempora I W_, commitment to be open and candid with the American people." Ford went voluntarily before the subcommittee on criminal justice and the chairman, Rep. William Hungate, D-Mo., said the the President could pardon himself pardoning \ Jt iOU Watergate dt'feIRLiflt then hiiiii elf ful t 1fl\ I I D1C . _______ . I . - - hormone AA W II I I . ~ -- _-. '-.'-- GARDEN OF THE MONTH "i a ss ure \ ou that there( Ilc\ ci g' - ______ -____ -- . .- tions." In one 45-minute session with Haig on Aug. 1, Ford said ___________ - ..,J, Haig Jr., and defense attorney James D. St. Ford said, Nixon's staff chief reviewed a variet - - president with Nixon's staff chief, Alexander M. I the possibility that the then-president might be of options that included "the question of whether _____ - Ford said: "Gen. Haig wanted my views on the various courses of action as well as my attitude on the options of resignation. However, he indicated he was not advocating any of the op- Ford detailed repeated contacts he had as vice broadcast nationally by television and radio '" . S.. should he resign." become President." .Lv pardon of Richard M. Nixon. But he ac- go, and it will just take time rIL..1L hormones are another Is high blood pressure 1'ettin' , iiiitt' - r 11 .'on a re i.. uftiliL dO ur4i r th is it f or diabetes. M) blood pressure tablet medicine is over 200, and I'm terribly should work Just as well. In Wroman is general, if a wet;en rvous. _____ ____ _________ hormone My wi 1gM was 310 and then It is degree .-r -is fi cant , no I am 60 years old I signi provide some to best -'-.wanted the doctor to gi%e me probably shots, but he said no hormone replacement The Mimosa Circle of the Sanford Garden Club has selected the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold king, The doctor I used to go to flL'AP flit LAMB I 1903 S Palmetto A e ,S.nford, as th e October Garden of th e Month ,1 .1 3%C me es•,. die t your opinion of taking oral a month, and l lost much faster vi tamin 8-12 for pernicious and felt so good, too, anemia? I was getting only DEAR READER — You are ry benefit from iron doing fine. As l g 3 you injections plus B-12. My doctor • — average a loss of a half pound a started giving me liquid iron I I -I • r I I r week keep at It YOU will which seemsto raise arid stabi!. eventually get rid of your ex- iumybboodcount.Iflcanab. I I 1 1 cesa fat. If you try to lose too sorb liquid iron why not oral Bfastyouw feel a have 12? And t f Uoyd, a with-it ______ - lowed by resignation ... a pardon to the President any agreement whatsoever concerning a pardon to Mr. Nixon if he were to resign and I were to House Judiciary subcommitte' hearing museumexhibitlonthlsyear — Eabysitters, housekeepers, boarding schools seemed to be the child's lot, Abby,I agree with your answer and strongly stgest she acquire a dog and two eats and call it a family. buman leings to fulfill oneself Is worthwhile only If one can give WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford personally told investigating congressmen today enough. You have a long way to - - :1' - should lose about 70 pounds of iti'IlY an). Dr. Lamb, and I Is ' - doctor was quite per. I . - bra" . - . • %cr), verb conspicuous). e ow rough m , an I SwingingLondon and their fasIüo people are always making remarks like, "Hey, you need a fl'n It's even been the subject of a r the However , the fact is mvches1,snotunusuallvlare - lustmv Now It's mP1)c5 . •. .. ... it all started, the mini skirt has "Mary Quant's London" — Several sears ago sreau that mothers iO wanted to ..... uv, Wiui displayed ii ift5uOfl 1os feed their babies were advised to pull on th eir nipples so they LVJI OflOuincu Aau a Engllsh papers mourned the all Its glory. would protrude, and their Infants could nurse more easily. i London Evening News The Quant herself, like the Miss remember now that when I was a kid (in about the sixth grade) I loss. had a habit of doing that unconsciously while I studied. _____ _____ -. __ ____ r,i. WONDE-RING youget. ____ ,Uir - twusehnld allowance he gives me, or not? . DEAR WONDERING: You probably "earn" a lot more than _____ 'i nA heartache over the tact that your daughter has chosen to marry a man who tws been into drugs, but at 26, she's an adult and is entitledtomakehcroiidecislons -rightonrong Meet Ron It Mill Impro ve your relationship with Betty Immediately. foot the Nil for a wedding if you don't want to, but do attend It's entirely possible th at Ron will Its) clean I hope so. posilke. diet, At first I lost real 1astai these past two months I've only osts pounds. I ; We think Betty should wait and make Ron prove himself before marrying him Solar e have a voided meeting him, which hasmnadeliett) very coolanddistanttous Wedon t want to attend her todthng let nloi' foot t he bill or '; p IN ro'' -BETTY'S PARENTS t-n,ii- ,.,tn,.,r,. _____ -. ______ ______ Z childless or adopt. Naturally, this hurts us deeply. ,,nA..rt,inA . - - fie will keep his promise. I Betty has mover used drugs.) Betty's doctor advised her not to risk having children because of tier fiance's history with ISD, so she intends to remain t'fl - I i Ford Discussed Pardon; Denies W . i can build up to walking Lin hour DEAR DR. LAMB - I would a day,a distance of about three like to have more information miies vou will Increase your 9 on safely losing weight as I arn Ight loss over a half a pound we diabetic and on a i1calorl more each week, or a bout 30 01 Hon promised to give up drugs three months ago and she is sure DFAR PARFiITc! Vi..€ I a , - We Ia h f Loss . - '•-. profe&wr who has used I.SD off and on for three years. She said r' __ - . 44 11 c I Betty, is 26. a id. - — ,]MikTAl. . - . - , ) . 0 :1 to is _ I -, ;, '. .., ,~ .Iiop. . I t college graduate and has never given us a moment's worry until now. Betty wants to marry lion, a 34-year-old college . -. r. . 11%, . ABIGAII, VAN BUREN DEAR AMSY: Our low - _ - . . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 16, 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/eef8d6f7a0fb36fbe115458184242311.pdf 77cb3aee2d6530aebc601e2ea2c294ff PDF Text Text - '- L 0— EveningHerald, Sanford, FL Monday, Oct. by 14, 1974 BE ETLE BAILEY WOEREle, Walker AIM A MINUTE - - 141M IN HE-RE. WIN AT Tinner EweinigHendd BRIDGE IN, ñ Ii V- Dick CARNIVAL RUN AN JAMES JACOBY RUN :j !iz- 67 Year, No, 48— Tuesday, ERRAND FOR , M cpç- NORTH 6.174 I ° fr' - 10-1,4 by Dave Groue ALLEY OOP t' O' ThOSE ARE ThE KINGS \ W MIGHT Na COLLEC1ORS! '0U MUST HAVE 10, CUSIX! IT SOUNDS LIKE HIDE SO THEY VON'T SEE 'iou! THEY S-Toc'c'Ec'! EAST 4 10974 + A65 41073 41962 5n:)PPED 10 COLLECT Fi c' sDMEONF... oAst FIEND LlNNETT!. 0u -no HIGH Jim: "South wins In dununy; the tth" 4* Q 832 AD. 177 I play to make his contract will be to lay down the ace and If west 10 South may go back to nine or dummy; lead the Jack and hope and the other "-p - Oswald: "He could also drop the 10. The important point Is that ifhe drops the six, South's , 107 , 2 +AKJ8 o ___ his queen. At this point it is up to West to falsecard and drop SOUTH U)) I WAS ON MY WAY 10 MEET HER " WHEN I RAN IN1O DON'T WOR ThE'i'LL 8E ALONG SOON.' fl4EY JUST _ WEST - .01 o E'frnh :: I'as Pass I'a&s Opening lead —h? S - I , - (__ - \ about squeeze plays including -called squeeze." WHO WA15 <A' _EER~61 000 1" 1 QWT WAK IT 30 You, South /0-I', - •. OUT, I'M 01VING YOU A "C I'D NORMALI.Y GIVE YOU AN "F" FOR NOT DOINry orn's ASSIGMWLT L==jIA TIL -iJ -14 BECAUSE OF 41R 9W 5W definitely Blackwood In this sequenre. .3 \ 4 I : I Gar by 01 W. 9WT, 5RY OPEN HOUSE fOA .— is=4DER IF Im So HLAG;zy AN HIM OLD S140E ;.. • I 60T W FWM A MaFACE ... VM A WH 5 1 C<14R? THANX - ?'143Q' r-•' L-4-.-- F -. . INFEEM17 SMW ITI _____ - by H.imdahl & Stoll.1 ,a take Mary City ,., — - \ 1601 T( 64M5 I RUS AGJN, Gamy! HEY, 7Z4.TLM-ThM r7QU' fl SYLYESTEcr I PIDNT GET CHANCE I / ___ FLET OF is I CAWM IL PREFEK T14F_ TERM by Al Verm..r PRISCILLA'S POP Tnwee I 4~ % EXCUS MIr MC6% T HAZEL! THE SNAP F QOM Art NOW WHERE Z W=? ___'--_•- t C 1' - .. . _____ _ 4 - '.:•. • - ,, - >.. _______4_i • • • • WINTHROP ______ 'TJTOLD THE PR EN T-t4r 'rtLJi-CLD F1NGHIP 01 THAT'5 0N WAY T0 FND OUT IF l-1 RA6 A UHHLJH I fA1C3' I HOPE \ "rJ WILL i0lN 60 THAT I HAVE A FORD IN CLR GARAiGE." WE CAN MEZnN66 IN Ntxlfz &ARACSE 7 Iv-'g. fl1. 5EN5E CF HL.W0Q. '::.'.'.'.' ~~4HEADVHOWIS THE SURPRISED IS THE ONE pies HAS GONE THERF_ WAS is MY HAT ON' AND-MIRE AND MORE MIRE SHIP 0 PIG FARM! HIMA5 DoorCrooks & Lawrence c 00,1 ç.yy)j ,_ by !' Y14f [ ,.4ZEf7' waAj7' I'LL FiLe J I / I -- - II ._llILØ f WA5 T)-1'T LJLJT' I I • / - - - I - - —' ttlI!IL{ a _______________________ '' i - w uuOW,I .inflala,? ' MORE FaIT<IAMS W 7AKJW--tT~WR 04APAW-4M 10 THE "W -114F !S-MxFT -MIS j / -=- - SC ILCA MCRTc -A&E RAi~es KAY THEY APS... ...7HA"rs KWPE ______ ______________ 'Zim , '-f"", ( • ... rj - v FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob TIwas N — Country Music Concer A roved regulations counulman John ?acco supporting tia It on I be needed, l.nmnbusta said Respondingto a question, Freeman said approval or the motion to permit 1. and 8 loroductions to hold twice-montlily concerts at the Seminole Turf Councilman John Leighty and chairman Tom Einbree wouldn't be swayed. r Club To weeks ago, 7acco opposed rock con Pt..opk in Uk area of the track all told iiie the same thing,' Leighty said, 'noise is ( have an ambul4nee at every concert in case by the same promoters . WATCHDOG ALl. RIGHT by the concerts were too much for city police to handle. And sound levels produced b the pI,P" rock and rollers %%vry much too loud, But. country and viestern concerts are a Page 3A horse of a different color. Index . by Frank Hill I GOMflMQ -ir Cc= IN WT1-1 ALL l44ATA AUTI!'LL PAY iifrAADb.r,,, / -v re-- Twitty and Loretta Lynn concerts out there last year," Councilman Edith Duerr said last 1 LITTLE . - ,__._. — oVER ALL 4 BATTERIES CARPAT THE ) 1 .0 i . 4 ,- ) I C' C. — I -. • 'a "a _____ I , * -. - S t - _ - • - • _• a - -. - - ,______ - '- ---f- •___ -- --- ' - - --- buffer areas, which adjacent inuch and they don't want another year of Eitibree, who last week expressed his love for (oun ti ', mu.sic lint his .t erston to denb4 I railling concerts of any kind, voted %ith I.Aghly against the extp- -inn of the spec, il oi dinance permitting the ten country music roncerts to be held at the track. i. and S attorney Gene Stephenson toki council that Lambusta has a "considerable was available the project could go to bid and construction could !-- d .... 1- - __11 e pushe or it ndfrow S1 spa n and ad replilctment IA in ___ j MONO` jacent woo-Jen railings. Last week live persons died ounci i including a ,, to retain ia by iu0uIflL holding the 'out ens. ' Council requires + S -- 4 - - -- - * -•1i__•,.— - - -. industrial park off SH 427 north. ( ouinu instructed Julian tO preFulre t1w annexation anti zoning ordinances changing the -- ixon i%U U the commitme,ts was signed by the or WASHINGTON i AP) - John D. Ehrlichman's lawyer accused former President Richard M Nixon today of deliberately witWIding information iibnut Watergate "to save his (.%%n neck." William S. Frates said in his opening statement t(, the jury trying Ehrlichinan and four oUiens for conspirac% in the Watergate cover-up that: —President Nixm, who knew the full storv. withheld it from John F hrlichman and presented Einlichman from making a full disclosure of the facts that F hrlichman recommended at L&OIV 4t* t'tr 11 diii owner. Altbough City Att) Joe Dais and Bornstein have been negotiating wording of the contract for the past eight months, it has not been signed. Jaques, however, signed the ordinances, placing them into effect, in May. Bornstein told council that his client was not interested in signing any arbitrary com. mitinents. lie objected strenuously to Council Chairman Don characterization cL - Schreiner 's ..- ..- Frates thus laid (out Ehrlicl~man's defense: That **Richard Julian said since council Nixon devesed misled lied and used John Fhrlictunan lie said that at the same time that Nixon was cilling Flirlichnian one of the finest public servants he had ever minutes say that the zoning and annexation was contingent on kn' n hi. as tic libtratel% withholding information U'trifl UI) to cast' his own neck." the iommitinentc It Likes on the. stance of being contract As Frates s -ke. Fhrlichman. %ho had been Nixon'! number ti' ,iidt until he resigned four months into Nixon wtorid presidential term. sat at the counsel table staring lIwdl% at the jur y I Its la" % cr s nd it was not eas) for Elirlichnian to inake uch charges against the man he servedso long. zoning." which is illegal in Florida and thus makes the ordinances' validit y question3ble. Frates asked the Jury ('1 nine omen and three men to treat would have a measure of Sit 427 to Vilch defen(Lint separi-tely in making their decision at the control of the development's entli'fatrialheexpectedtolastthreeorfourrnonths. lie referred to the White house tapes that Nixon fought so quality and could place restrictions on the develop- Itard to retain in Lhe White limse. The tapes. obtained after extended crurt fights and a Supreme Court decision. will be iaed for the jury in the courseof the trial. ment. portion abutting eonu,wrcial. s nest Stce to stir tip a - year plaws U.S. 17-92 after owners irthern be-rin and to nion of Longdale i-.aid. **buI they are the greatest thing that ever happeriM to John Ehrhc)rnan." F rates ni,ade the first opeiiing statement for the defense. I,aw)ers for two other clefemlariLs, Rvlwri u -' The Stolle property an, on and rezoning includes the SR 477 tract, t1w Sit -irs anL Seminnia Boulevard rights-ofwm I •1 C. Mardian aryl W Parkihson uret'ifnlh't ilit other defendants, Ha ldeman and John N. \li(chcll reserved their Mnr.eth ii - city had a site' plan ordinance. it zoning for 200 feet deep tht' "a 1t'a - Mayor Eugene Jaques at that Council in February corn- time said he would not sign the annexation and zoning ordinances until a contract listing F aving Own Neck 'S N . were also placed on theshows. an Property ow ners turned out council at that time that the pleted the annexation and en nias to protest the land would not be developed zoning contingent upon the proposed annexation of the unless commitments made to commitments being met. nexation and rezoning of the 11) tilt' IA)ngd;Me area is Julian's 38 4 council agreed to the an '-bite l}rOPert) for another omn erts" A 11 p.m. curfew and an alcohol rv.N,.: i, t:,w Litnbu.st.a agreed to supply an additional .____# residents were promised last Aeck would be provided to prOtt( t residentia l propert) oIunLu ik committed !shield t he identiaI area with Lainbusta and try to patrol them." - 1 start by next July. For years area governments, chambers of comm,.rce and Evert though it cannot require %%est of 3A 3/i - / "raping the cit-, e,surances that they can cancel the hos ,it an time, if the noise levels are tIK) high 1103pital i_ - ,& ---- ordinance requirements for the pr oposed development of the 29. decibel readings throughmit the concert and the courul feels It's to the advantage of the city to ha ve them, we'll work with Mr - And attorney Jerome Bom. stein representing the property's new owners, the Robert J. Bishop trust, abruptly left the meeting after council refuscd to waive subdivision v% estern coneems "would be I problem, but if 6A 3B -- Parts property adjacent to Longdale. is ques"ionable. rezoned the agricultural acreage east of Longdaie and lJr Lamb Horoscope -,__ - ø ---- 0 - zoning of the old Action Auto event, plus l00 for each 1,000 customers in excess of 5,000 people The') also requested a 5A Obituaries Television Acting City Atty. Ned Julian Jr. at the same time said the legality of the annexation and Police Chief George Karcher told the council that the policing of the country Crossword Puzzle .........5A Dear Abby 8A . \I _ not ---" scheduled a review of a site plan ordinance for a 730 pm sorkshup Wednesday. 1, and S to pay $W per 813 from the Twitty concert was measured at the saine level as the rock concerts. Dr. Crane - - 3A Stenstrom said DOT officials in Tallahassee said if the money 01' LONGWOOD -City council. property last November and the county were met. opinion that restrictions cannot , , be enforced on Industrial area. The county last busta, told the council that decibel readings - 813 Calendar Comics PUNNIES, week. But the Winter Park promoter, Joe 4A Bridge -- J I I ( Around the Clock HE NI2 r---- i 'WE ________ 1(7 _____ B)NEWS"I t-r, i IN 114S HOW CAN RE 193EE i SUrH A G<~ BUT ITI ALWAYS - the (acselberr) facility.Traffic problems caused ) 9 •..i force the city force during the concert. He also plans to B) Herald Stall Writer -We had no complaints about tht Conway SHIM RIBS By DONNA ESTES LleraldStaff Writer $160 per work week. industrial development, has of drug overdose if they came up," won't be there during a season of "down home" music. - - salary of western In the "interest of the entire cominunity," accorifing to Casselberry city Weather Details I. • 4 eview awn a e propriated in the previous budget was not spent. law became effective to continue under the old annexation CLOUDY h ___ It of an emergency. ,, But a drug crisis center that was at U concert grounds last year to treat "an casa 1bJ..I depleted. ' on woo Heard a financial report look out neighbors, the concerts are coming again' F xcept this ,ear the) 'II be only countn and W/ A .•/ — procedures A grandfather provision would penntt any annexation £c(iit) stirted b"fore the ne '•______ I - by the from state primary organtzadon tvas — __. -- Farr explained after the accomplished. provision" in the new law caused a "serious question" 4 about the city's planned action. Ile further cited the possibifity of financial liability shoulda lawsuit pro*,, ,e the city had not properly executed the legal 1 4. 'UJ' United Fund Month, and urged all citizens to fly their flags to show their esteem for the sence of a "grandfather - _______ PARTNER P action on the scheduled First reading of the ordinance approving the annexation and zoning of the parcel west of 1-4 time, but delays rezoning two years from the annexation date. Freeman explained the ab- I W15H I'm V CAPTAIN ..str 5 WAH I Florida Power Corp. for service to the city's street lights. Heard Mayor Margie Hess proclaim Sept. 24 to Oct. 24, He was referring to the provision In the Oct 1 law which allows annexation at an) by Bob Montana na ARC HIE / V come bridge funds that DOT says are I ii I / — Ratified the contract with Monday evening. on the recommendation of City Attorney Thomas Freeman the council took no annexation only." 1 0-14 . Vihien .lr., said he would seek a requesting the change, said, "I he thought it better to "find out property owners additional the water system. stung by an attorney's opinion were assured by the owners and don't believe the property if it's right before you taxes with no return on their —Hired Nell McCloud as a that it cannot place restrictions owners would be Interested In proceed." investment until the rezoning is lull time city employe at a not backed by ordinances on ________ f6l by Dick Covalli F47# fr County Commissioner Sid federal bridge are available in funds," Stenstrorn said. But apparently the remainder and the estimated $2.5 million for the bridge itself would have to fees. of the property owners legal difficulties. But, he said rezoning would Cost the negotiate the city's purchase of _________________ / the years. Oct. 1. —Called for a meeting betTHOMAS FREEMAN DAVID FARR Farr, a planning David ween representatives of the city consultant and representative first reading would pose no meeting, the two year delay on and Southern Gulf Utilities to ( \ . ... •• J - ________________________________ I V 1 I the Council Freeman recommended the council obtain an opinion from the state Attorney General as to whether the request is governed by the annexation law effective CENTER EJECTION" TI was delayed lndeflriitely by p 0, (AT It bt4! (GENY. • 1 I I Annexation of a 205-acre tract %%CZ& BUGS BUNNY I rir Herald SWI Writer lee ' U OF"M.'OU c _________-.J., 5 - MAP~ J.. _- ______________ ______________ funding for it," Mooney said. Vihlen said he is drafting a letter to the Seminole legislative delegation asking e a s a e by T.K. Ryan TUMBLEWEED AND THANK Him _q_* -- 11 iiii ri . Governor's office says 70 per cent of the $900,000 for the two mile: of approaches to the new when their van was rammed from the rear and plunged into the river. Six children in the van escaped or were rescued by members to intervene in %'ihlen (left) and Nfoonev talking with DOT officials nearby fishermen. Tallahassee and to make every DOT officials said Monday effort "to get top state priority 8:15 a.m. meeting on the bridge New Smyrna Reach chambers that right-of-way acquisition for funding of the Osteen Bridge project. of coinmerce and city govern- money for the bridge merits replacement project is — , Stenstrom said in addition to "Hopefull Hopelullythey y can get state Stenstrom said Gov. Reubin available but funds for the new 1 1 1 i resolutions urging font' for funds rerouted so the pro .t & Askew's office has been bridge aren't available because project the project from Sanford and can be started this year." Seminole governments the reminded that Askew promised of a "hold" placed on all state Vihlen said. during his 1969 campaign he road construction projects. The Greater Sanford Chamber of committee is seeking support also from Orange and Volusia would cut red tape if necessary "hold" was ordered last month Corrunerce roads and bridges to get the antiquated bridge after off icials reported gasoline In other business, the council committee chairman Julian c ounty commissions. replaced. tax revenues that fund road -Approved a Desolution StMstrom. said DOT officials Resolutions also * are being "If wor-;~n get enough red prn)ects were Iiggira behind revising the 'eleckical. -i)tuffl itave been invited to a Thur3da) sought from the Orlari l o and w cut, th.- y'll find the money projectionts 4. BLON -- get the project to bid and to find ion 7, action now." - . / bureaucracy and get some top state priority be given the project that has been cantinually pushed back through -Seminole dignitaries parked Saitford's new $750,000 police complex this morning at its official state Department of TranNinth soortaton iDOTi district opening for public Inspection. ne 24,000 square foot headquarterb at French Avenue and engineer Bill Benedict was Sir"t Includes a modern communications center, physical fitness room, 120-seat trilaing roonfand scheduled to report later administrative and holding facilities. The modern structure replaces the old sta tion which 'Was on possibility ef the project located immediately behW city hall befor .e It was razed recently. going to bid by next "Ile's making every effort to 4,-Vriww ~- ~ N lots IWr _r'm Af 0WtWV5 Oc )WM& Sanford city commissioners ed resouon resolu ion to Got. b 1A w urging similar resolution today county commission. .. 4 . -, Trudeau *4LTf..R— _________ State Representative Eugene Mooney R Casse1berr) said - AW I Awry 1W A WXO ff-ASM, • _________ _____ 1iir a1 - 4 in',w TOA1 i mim cir Sr.MILY' I • -J What do you do now? (, • t A-Bid four notrump. This Is Aa WU 0VWUW& 90 L HAVE EVER SEE,JJ I ____ PRC! ON fthB ONE TODAY°SQUE.SUON Yourpartnerbid.sIiveheart.sto show two ace. What do you do Vihien echoed his sentiments samg, 'We want to bypass ~ • $Q 4 4K Q 87 for the projec t,"Sten.strom said L.._ Osteen Bridge replacement SANFORD POLICE ORIGINAL PIECE OF SUCH WRITINC, o'vI) started a drive to cut govern- 7"T TUS1E,I'M ' hold ow . N g Cityand county officsal have By Roger Boll DOONESBURY ...T14E MOST _.t. e id merit red tape to get funding Oswald: "The deferm starts now? with three rotuxis of hearts. Answer Tomorrow CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - - you Saw I'm Interested in what you were doing when Pass eA 8 -4 3 ?A 2 /- 'No i m not interested in what you redoing Himdish! FUNNY BUSINESS Pa~.s 34 Pass Jim: "The automatic falsecard is one of these. South's jump to four spades is a mild overbid. He has to get away without losing a a" 0 make conilacI. by Larry Lewis By BOB -, I me coming"' 16 2N.T. PAS5 Oswald: A suppose you want i.&,sr 144T' 14 The bidding has been: us to get around to l which should be automatic" i' I B Ciiy Editor -I-I1 I I Jim "Last week we wrote by Art Sonsom THE BORN LOSER ew r N 7 _________________________ Pus 4 , intermediate card togetl%er. - __________ - IT 1 T Officia I '' • only North Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents 1' Dummy's queen falls to East's ace and a club comes back." 32 + Kq3 15, 1974 lead and probably leads a diamond. V8 ° C' South s the U'l ' Oct. ____ Ti to pass on first reading next --pening, statements until th. proset- ution cases end. week. l'ht' first Vstntss iiac to be Jehn Dean lii, the first White hi'u&inen10a(cUseNixonantihiscltsestaAs4_w:iate5 will have to be held before final adoption. - - A second public hearing -- �-j -- .----. ---- --. -------:-- -. ------ - •---'•---- . 2A—Evening Hera hi, Sanford, FL A PEOPLE d II A r PHILADELPHIA (AP GANDER, Nfld. (AP) - - Julie Nixon Eisenhower says the Watergate break. (API - Yasir Arafat, to the Is- Republic voted against the res- eight Black September terror- compared to the cover-up, the Arabs a freedom fighter, is 138 U.N. members, led by Arab loinats in Khartoum, Sudan, told a news conference that a cynical and skeptical about He later laid a wreath Mrs. Eisenhower, the memorial, unveiled a Nixon, is cohosting the Mike Douglas Show being aired this week. with various officials. Monday night he attended a banquet marking the end of celebrations for the 25th anniversary of the Twenty countries abstained. U.S. Ambassador John A. level" would participate In as "the surrender of the United but s concerned that the in1965. The assembly Monday ap- Nations to murder and barbar- vitation "could have the ulti"There is quite a probability" iSIIL" proved 105 to 4 a resolution ifl iliate effect of working against that the delegation will include 'iUng Arafat's Palestine LiberHe charged that Arafat heads the interests of a Palestinian Aral;it, Shaath said, ation Organization, D PLO, to not only the PLO but also the settlement." _ ST. LOUIS (AP) — The sentative of the Palestinian athletes at the 1972 Olympic bate might create a "dangerous Nations finally is giving a voice ' '-' _______ - ep!y fl [rRe. I)r. 1)nt!d 1. l'r nn ctiiiiti -- Give Busing A Chance Richa ____________ Nixon JulI -. . rIiugtiuu.e t'ngineeradjusbune of ________________________ ________________________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION Notice is hereby given that Im FOR SEMINOLE CouNTy, penal Prperties of North America, FLORIDA. lI",C. deire tO tflQOQC in a b4J%iflIU CASE NO. 74.1541.CAU4.F NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: undersigned. pursuant to the of Carriage Cove of Sanford and F,ct,tiu Name Statute," Chapter ntnds to register that name with (6 0?, Floreda Statu?es,will rCgister the Clerk of the Circuit COurt of with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, inandfor Sem'noleCounty. Florida, upon receipt of proof of the pubticalign of th,s notice, the tiC 1ttitj name, to wit. CAMACS m. Marriage BARBARA JEAN HOWELL. Wife Seminole County Florida. Gln$bur, Ross. Dent 1. Byrd. PA 153-1 Main S1retf JAMES LLOYD HOWELL. JR., HuSband. NOTICE OF SUIT FOR DIS5OLUTIONOF MARRIAGE Sarasota. Florida 33577 we are engaged in business at 501 DEG6 WIUIaIII Harrison, , 1303 Bungalow Blvd., Sanford are in - LLOYD HOWELL. JR. Address Unknown Youareriotlfiedlhat a Petitionfor That the parties interested in said IN BRIEF NAME STATUTE HELEN S. JONES Dated at Cassetberry, Seminole negotiate v. dli Jaco Jack iu ricv in her liudget o repair to .pUId up to &OO on ne ded Cecelia Drive, Apopk.a reported committee consisting of truck, Is used by the city vehicles without reim. ring and cash valued at $1,035 Daniels, Hunter and Fire Chief building inspector. bursement, *vre stolen, Monday, from her Charles Holzman was named to Mrs. Van Eepoel said she had Council authorized Browning Cocke ) on the amount of and maintain the vehicle, but office furnbhing for the city In down payment and not enough to pay mileage to order to take advantage of a illlications of spetfications. the inspector ii he had to return Lease Set' aie on office furniture now in Barbara Beckhorn, 13, 150 Hunter presided at the to using his private car, progress. They have been inThe Sanford Airport Broadinore Street was bitten on meeting in the absence of A suggestion by Daniels that cluded in this years budget. Authority today approved a the hack by one of three at- Mayor Troy Piland, who was the inspector have use of one of Action on a resolution two-year lease with renewal tacking dogs after falling from out of state due to illness of his the old police cars, while still necessary before validation of options of a new crime her horse 'vhen the dogs mother, available for back up in case of the construction loan for the laboratory by the Seminole surrounded the horse and A work session on utilization emergency, met with oh- flew fire statloInteririi city (Toutity Commission, started Lilting it. The horse of city vehicles hrought a jections by the Police Chief hail was tabled until next week The lease, withfourtwo-year sulferedseverebiLsonth.jches( compromise proposal by JohnGovorhuk,Ifsoiiieoneelse so that Mayo? Piland can be renewal options, is on a new und hind quarters. The Councithan Donald Bwning were to use U car they would present. facility to be constructed on the teenager was treated and airport nroperty at a cost of released from Seminole $117,000, by American Steel Memorial Hospital. Police Buildings. The rent has been Chief Geral'i Fitzgerald said Lake Mary - 1974 OEG Ken yan Election Results Minister Njoroge Mwigal lest his seat In Parliament to an American. educated university professor as the results of Kenya's third national elec1ons became known today. The loss 1ihrust certainly will remove Mungai from his cabinet post. Three other ministers in President Jomo Kenyattas 20. member cabinet and six assistant ministers also were defeated In a wave of upsets In the voting Monday. Kenyatta, architect of Kenya's decade-long independence, was returned unopposed for a third term. He did not campaign for any of the candidates. It was generally agreed the upsets reflected no discontent over domestic or Foreign policies. All candidates were members of Kenya's only party, the Kenya African National Union, and the campaigns were on local i 55 tICS Wilson Seeks War' Backing LONDON iAP Nme Minister Hrn!d Wls'n meet., separately today with representatives of British labor and business in an effort to win support for his declared war on I3ritain's econonhic crisis, The talks come th thy after Wilson called for a partnership between his newly reeiected l.alx'r gvernmenI and "the whole (1 our national family." The labor representatives said they will press Wilson to maintain a close watch on prIces Lnd to ward off any rise in unemployment. The Industry leaders are expected to seek relaxation of price controls, arguing t; L.i4,uiit measures have drustic-aiiy cut proFits and have forced many companies Into bankrupcy. Kissinger Headed Home -\!;iilS. r\ij Al' SUILI', f Stt lk-nr, A Kisszner flies home today with "some positive in. dications" that his latest Middle East tour has brought progress toward Arab-Israeli peace. Kissinger ends a week-long tour of the MicdJe East in Rabat, where he talks with Morocco's Klni7 Hen I!. On (rt. 26, H;.swi h- .n -\r;W 'mmit u'ri!-re e '.;hh may deter imrw the ('utcume of peace moves Kis'er discussed in the e?pitals iif Eg) p1, Syria, Jordan, Israel, Saudi Arabia euid Algeria. Answer to tP-' Petitioner on the undersigned, pursuant to the Petitioner's Attorney C. VICTOR 165 09, Florida Statute, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, BuIlding, Orlando, Florida 37501, , ,. v.ndfv Se'.'s"ui.CunIy, F upon receipt of proof of the the Clerk of the Circuit Court, on or publication of this notice, the I Ic before thi 4th day of November, titiouS name. towli: EPOCH 1974,otherwlse,aIfaIlegalionsofth, ., NAIROBI, Kenya (API - Fccelgn - NO 9. a Partnership, under wtiict, and a Default will be entered against 'ou for the relief demanded in the we are engaged in business at t EIOHTEENT'i JUDICIAL dR. CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.977.A 0 FOR G IA. P A C I F I C C OR .yS. FLOR IDA PALLET Dated this tAP) — britain's Prince John C. Lungren after reporters, says he was examining Nixon at the charmed by singer Frank former president's seaside Sinatra but not by the villa In San Clemente on "creeps" and 'Mafia Monday. types" who surround him. ________________________ ________________________ Arthur H. tleCkwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Joim H. McClinlock. Jr. Deputy Clerk _________ Sanford city cornmlssion2rs headquarters on East Second have euthorized a temporary Street in downtown Sanford has occupancy permit so the been sold. . -. 1 LAKE HOWELL STUDENT OFFICERS SIudet ('iionejl t#IFieerL at Lake Howell High Schoe! indud tleft to righti Vicki Van de Ilouten, vice president; Karla Klincko, treasurer; Gina Culpepper, secretary; and John Brandorff, president, Lake unwell is In afternoon session at O'iedo High School until Its new facility is completed. (Herald Photo by Fida Nichols) Casselberry Vetos Spning. Seminole County, FlonidaV J jr j%'tJJ Contract YOU ARE HEREFY PIOTIFIED Publith: Oct. II. IS. 27. 1571 Beg 395 Ft S of NW Con Run DEG I Ft F 530 Ft 533 Ft F 1 Ft N 300 Ft mat a Petition for Dissolution o Marriage has been lied against you P46.3 Deg I7MinW To Beg lieu Beg In the above Court, and you are FICTITIOUSNAME Talks wer or other piead to the engaged ri business at 33 So Hwy of Beg S $7 Dog W to Beg & Beg ° STEPHEN A WEINS 302 County. Florida, under the fictitio Ft E of SW or Run N 33 Ft N 13 Deg First Federal Buitdin.EIN. Orlando, name of THE GAMMONEERS Mm £ to F tiny Sly to SE Con W to In the offIce of It', Ctrt of the said name wilt, hi Clerk of the Beg & Beg 395F1 Sol NW Con RunS 19102 Ft F 49703 Ft NI Deg 3 Mitt W Circuit Court, Simlnule County Circuit Court, Seminole County, 21907 Ft NI) Dig 57 Mm E 6.71.91 Ft ' 'v 3Min IS Sec W 119407 Ft before tPse 14th day of November, provisions of tite Fictitious Name II you fall to do so. ludgmerw by Florida Ststutet 1957. 33 Nanie In which aSsessed Lena Hill default wilt be taken against you for S W E Graham the relief demanded in the petition. Publish Oct IS. 77, ?', Nov S 1971 Hers) Donald Lersch Adm. State , this Court thIs 11th dai 01 October. 1911 Clerk of the Circt1,t Court By; LIllian 1. Jenkins Arthur H. Bekwith, jr. Clerk of crult Court of Seminole Cointy, Drive Monday of this nature." community center at 24th valued at $300, must be reor- in the residential status of the "relocate" the five children wItI aofpetition bearingoverOne voicedliability her concern Gardening in ContaIners, 7-10 Village Center assembly room, Street and Holly Avenue as dered before the contractor can area that abuts commercial that are presently living there. 106cII names Casselberry the lady potential that Junior College for reservations. annual Christmas distribution over for occupancy, OCT.17 zoning change to accommodate project, but Councilman Edith corporated affair, then who's Boosters Club, The temporary permit gives told commissioners Monday 7:30 p.m., Room pin,, Altamonte Springs Civic protests from neighbors at last these people actually live In the she asked. the Salvation Army a six month that the citywide street paving Center, week's work session, was iniiate nejyyj" delay in the city requirement project—surfacing of nearly 28 Smith's non-profit volunteer denied a change from single CivItan International for $9000 in paving on the two miles of dirt streets—should be DUCTI also felt that if the organlzatioi is called fleBary Wayfarer's guesis of family residential (RMA) to própy Sanford Lodge 62 F&AM, 7:30 (Sanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier streets at the center site, were rezoned, then "Christian Counselors, Inc." ready to go to bid within multiple.IamlIy (R-3 in 8 Restaurant. Smith would be able to sell the p.m. Dedication ceremonies had next four months,.- He said unaminous council action, land to an investor interested OCT. 16 Mcohoilc's Anonymous open new facility but U, James phases of the project— who led the fight against the city attorney Ken McIntosh A Layman's Look at Mental meeting, Holy Cross ChUrCh Burns said today the theft of scheduled to go to bid rezoning, asked that Smith's said that Retardation, 7.10 p.m., 10 Parish house, 400 Magnolia metal facia panels from the simultanezously—will be Smith could assure request be denied because council of his intentions by Education Campus. Call for Sanford Pilot Club, 8 p.m., completion of the structure and In other actions coin- gotiators for the United Mine Loighty emphasized that "I ieel convenant" on his property. Official visit of DIst. 4 Second "We hope to be able to riust of a public forum at the apparently have broken the good thing and It provides a allow the property to revert to mncrcc, 7:30 p.m. DeBary said. "But we have no date for Monday at 8 p.m. that will key health and safety issues community." But, Leighty said or If he hicago, 111.—A free offer of apeattempted to use It for iallntercsttothoaewbohearbut Central Florida Chorale 6:30 p.m., Longwood Hotel, local advisory board member proposed $6.5 million drainage gaining. plac for such a home. planned. announced by Beltone. A nonCoffee and doughnuts. Dutch treat. commissioners the Army's old referendum ballot, talks for a week and provoked that the children now living in to build a small extension on his Beltone aid ever made will be union warnings of a miationwide his borne on 101 Northeast Lake home to provide room for more given absolutely free to anyone the holder of the following un HADACOL SALES COMPANY, and f*ficates hb tiled said Certificates FPELIN TROGDON, that I intend to regtster said name Hjbad, o' a taK deed to be iSsued thereon, arid with tha Clerk of the Circuit The certificate numbers and years CONNIE L'NN TROGDOrd, Seminole County. FI')nida in cc o Is%uane, the description of the Wife. cordance wilt, the provisions o property, and tPIC names inwhith it F,ctitious Name Statutes, To Wit: NOTICE OF ACTION was se5Itd are as f011OWS Section 561.09 Florida Statutes Certdecate 4o. 15$ Year of TO: CONNIE LYNN TROGDON Camella Drive S W. S Ganovsky County of Seminole. Court Judge Dominick Salfi. from "spot zoning" to fear of Previous to the council's damage from the children Not only did the Casselb'erry decision, Smith's attorney John living at the home. City Council refuse to allow Edward Jones told the Commissioners denied a Arnold "Normal children" one man request for general commercial childrenSmith to bring needy assembly that "there are not into his "crisis home" adequate facilities fcr ctilllren said, "are bad enough on the zoning at 1317 Elm Avenue after on Lake Triplet nerves without problem 1960's music revival, FlU CITY OF You're Never (:)fl Top union and industry ne because their presence didn't council that "even later In the Noticeol Public Heai'in TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ing Monday after the Bitu- Send (or this non-operating of your o*n home to see bow tiny A restrictioa of RIAA zoning keep, tree. The actual aiJ weighs Council will hold a public hearing to consider enactment of a Sanford: ADMISSIONS Sanford: API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CUlT. IN AND FOR 5MINOLE ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITHIN THE CORPORATE CIVIL ACTION NO. 7' 20S.b LIMITS OF THE CITY OF Locille E. Cohourn John Fehn , S Hy Ida Creel, CONSTAr(i WOSS, AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND FIonid, will on the 1st day of FOR SEMINOLE and COUNTY, Pubt,ih' Oct 3,5, II, 23, 197. November, A D. 1911, between the FLORIDA. AND MORE PAR. FLORIDA NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE DEc.77 P C,. Ross, hoursol 11:00AM and 3.00 P M., at __________________________ TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS NOTICE ISIILPE1IY GIVEN that CASE NO. 71.1119.1 Husband the West aoor 01 Ihe SemlrK,le FOLLOWS The NE ' of the SE 'IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND at DIVISION B AMENDED County Coorthouse in Sanford, by virtue of the? certain Wr,t at Section 33, To*nshsp 2) South, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, NOTICE OF SUIT IIonidb, purulan) to Final Judgment Execution issued out of and under In re the Mari-i*ge of Range 30 Ejtt, lying West Of R. FLORIDA the seal 01 the Circuit Court 01 SHIRLEY A, MEADOWS, Wife, TO. N. C Ross, entered in the above slyird 436 AND' TheP4W 14 of the SW 'of CASE NO; 741375A Petitioner, i,i i: t1C cause, whose last known often for sale to the highest and Set on 31. TownshIp 71 South, beSt Seminole County, Florida, upon a MTI bidder, Icr cash, the following fnat Iudgmrnt rendered in the and Range 30 East, lying West of SR. JOSEPH H WINSTON, Husband aforesaid court on the 21st clay of CLYDE 0. MEADOwS. Husbar'.d, 2)9 Carriage Hill DrIve described real properly in 438. AND The Nortn S.) 10 feel ol and Seminole Novpnibr,A, 1977, inthe? Certain Respondent Casselberiy, Florida 37107 th SE ',of the SE ',of Section 33, County. Florida, towt DOROTHY D WINSTON. Wife ca THE STATE OF,FLORIDA 10: entitled, William .1 Fabry Present Adde Unknown Loll 7 arid S. (less the West 51'S Township?) South, Range 30 East: NOTICE Or SUIT 4fl?iff, wlllIa A Fabr and NAME CLYDE 0 MEADOWS TO JOSEPH If WINSTON YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED AND The North 13)0 tct of the SW feet of Lot 7) of Entiminger's Farm that an action fnr dissolution of Addition No 2, according to plat of fr* SW ' of Section Last Known Mailing thereof recorded in Plat Book S. *hich aforesaid Writ of Execution addreSs Is. Addtes%; was rtelivered to me as Sheriff of andvouarerequIredtoservea0p, tying West Of S 14. 436, contaning page 9 Public Ritcords of 0 0100'S Fruit Stand Post Of lice Bvx Seminole Seminole Covnly, PIorid,. and of your written defenses, if any, t 21 450 acres Public Records of Said sate to satisfy the iudgment a.',..'fi.. l..'..... Sanford. FInrida iAiiu.,'y • LAW. ,,, CC.AirjO Mvis.MbtLii 'V UP' and whose present Ott. WillIam A u 1-abry and Lucille Fabry S. Highway 1797. P.O. Box ;ss. MU N I C I PAL SE P V I C F 5; WITNESS my t.andandthesealot Jackson formerly whereabouts are unkn(T*fl. Roseniount, Mlnnot. Lucille Fabry, this Court at Sanford. Seminole Casselberry, Florida 37707, and file DEFI'NING CONDITIONS OF TAKE NOTICE that a Suit YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED said property being located n the original with the Clerk of the APIPIEXATIOPI PRovtDl?fQs County. Florioa, this 11th day of been filed against you in the Circuit SeminoI" County. Florida, more that SHIRLEY A MEADOWS 0ctobr. A D 1971 Circuit Courtaithe Seminolecounty ZOP4ING CLASSIF ICAT ION Elizabeth McDonald, Orange mnand to resolve their differ- family." John Baldwin girl, Sanford ndel, a girl, Oviedo Linda L, Davis Sandra L. Davis & boy ___________________________ Hubert I.. Martin Joan Sherman, Orae City Deborah Ann Troutnian, Lake Monroe Willie Mack Griffin Garnett 0. McClelland, Deltona Mary S. Williams, Deltona George 1. Cooper, wood William L. tiamilton Jr., Longwood Pamela H. Robinson, Winter Springs ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. BIRTHS before moving on to wage pro- follow-up motion that would work session. fl meeting was the first relocate ribed as its final offer on the with Snith have been assigned the kids presently since last Tuesday when the in- living there." Jacqulline Hunt & girl Byron E. Link Gwendolyn Menefee Kathleen Miller Janice E. Postell Charles G. Rasmussen Mihired J. Suipling Florence Woods Daphne Snydcr, Apopca Elizabcth Brusnahan & girl tL)at'lcnc) horn, boy, Sanford Davis Baby Boy Mr. & Mrs. Roland Joyet' Naomi Lee Fillmon Fulenwider, boy, Sanford John E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Maudie P. McDaniel t Patricia) Wakefield, boy, Ruth E. Smith Sanford Charles Rohrer Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Cheryl I). Watson, girl (Theodorai Turner, girl. Roosevelt White Longwood AREA DEATH Casselberry Clyde 1.. Shonyo, Enterprise (llt4'l Monday night. He was charge. I)ISCIIAITC,E.s being out of doors, &nith (OW it's all at ear level, in one unit. No These snodela are free .,,, VSJ OP'lCE ORAWER H ''' iI'* Attorney for Plin?ff in at tt'pSc(J1pett trirner of DissnlutionofMarrlaqe and you ore Eiilng &ggca1gJ Sunday I'c-'d P."J'''. . ,,r.'i '.ij'id.. cOI SAhirU.iy anti (I,i'stmA; Th-5.1nford b-fr-raid hit frntjt AVL U it-j. g,, ;7t - , 1'.ti - i -- - The several neighbors Beltone Electronies, 4201 W. Vic- _____________________________________________________________ . ___________________________________________________________ OTIS BM)GEIt I)eltona and Barry Brown, Jtt'en. _________ ' -''''UUJ'!iiifi1U1 ' ' w'"" .. ' .. ... .1 -'! I I I ,fpton Rates by COVVLCt Yt'r 575.40 ______________________________ -- derthcwt'r% Rain prcbab'tity 70 per it,lt,ht -Afl a, ,.nt - I .' •' '-" - Seminole County. Florida, will at seal of said Court onthis the 77th day by law, not Ic,r than the 11th clOy of once -each week for four (1) con Inc 4th dai of November, AD. 1911. NOvember, 1914. 11:00 AM on the 1Mb day of Dr o Pfov..",, AD, ivI secutive weeks in the lEverIng atl.30P M.,orassoontherea,terag and (Seal) WITNESS my hand and ofticial Herald, Sanford, Florida tOber. AD 1a. ,il possible, at which time intereSted Slat of the saId Court in SCmord. ;u the highesl bidder, for cash. Arthur H. Betk*ifh, Jr. WITNESS my hand ana seal of parties and Citizens for end against SemInole tubiect t'y any anti all existing Inns, Clerk of Circuit Court County, FInch, thtl 11th Said Court on thl 11th day Of Dr proposed Ordinance dOy of Octol,er, at me Seminole County font tWevl teard This hearing may be con & t tober, 1971 (Seal) Seminole County C"untnoust' Sanford, FlOqid# 3777) I'nued from t,ni to time until final (Seat) Arthi,,r H Beckwlth. in Sanford, Florida. the ebove fly: Lillian T. Jenkins action is taken by Ihe City Council. Artt..ir H Bkwjth, Jr Clerk of tte Circuit Court Deputy Clerk deSCribed personal property. GOVERN YOURSELVES AC Clerk of the Circuit Ov.n-t B,' Joy Stokes Said 5l i being made to Law Offices of I'ORDIP4GLY. Elaine Richarde Deputy Clerk SMiSfy 'lip tCr-, cjl td Writ of TOS Frm, Eso DATED ti 1h Deputy Clrk of October, FRANK A TAYLOR :iCcutiti Post Office Box 5$ A () 1911 ('1 fA1D S RLJTRERG Attorney tot the Wife 1007 HiQhw6y 436 JOhn POlk. (50011 P0. 120* 755 723 N. Mano$la Avenue theriff Aitamvnt, Springs, ri 37701 Mary W Hl,*thorne. Casselberry, Fl 72707 Orlando. Florida 3710) Attorneys for P.tltLgner eminote COijr-ity, Fkwide City Cltrk Attorney for Petitioner Publish- Oct. 15, 72. 2?, Nov. 5, 19)1 Publish: Publish. Sept 71, Oct I, 7, IS, 1971 Publish: Oct. I, I, 15. 27. 974 Casseiberry. Florida Oct. 15, 77, 29, Nov 5, 1974 DEC13 DEFIX DEC10 Publish. Oct. I!,, 1971 DEC95 DEGSU . 0 ' irt City Portly ctouOy throvcjh WedneSday *ith slight chance of snowecs or thunclerlhowt'rS berorning more 14qh', ririj to çrr tc Lt. i'i.it U& S to lower 70s East tosoutheast windS 10 _ 'U "'.nv James Wilkins, New Srnyrna Beach OCf. II, 1974 Lake Monroe famIly and was a Illinber of First Baptist ______________________________ ('liurub of Sanford. lie was a BADGER. OTIS C— FuneI I i'Ir,'d engineer From the servicesfor OtisC Badger, 19, of Mlcheal I(edding i11IIe l'Wool( Roniv Lee Fredrick;S Caro lI1liIliofltj Funeral Notice Anna I). ('t1!*rt l.illie Ii. Halt Survivors include a sister, \ls, Mars Brown, Sanford; Yettrdav't high $6 low this mornIng 6.) ,,,, . ____________________________ Italy's New Premier ..- ' & MORRIS ft Seminole County, Florida, for Circuit of Florida, In and For b*fore the 11th day of November, LIMITS OF CASELOERRY. SemInot County, wherein JOSEH )9 otherjse Judgment may be FLORIDA. TO IP!et tIDE SAID It WI N51 Ofi ltuth.ircJ O cr.flrt'3 ,tin%I yoi for thc relief .:. 13" to the tell 0gm the West lint' of written defersei, If any, on The nature of this Suit is a Suit for 'aid Lot I 44 II feet •o a oont, TPIOMASG FREEMAN, ESQUIRE Further, the Petitioner claims a CITY, AUTHORIZING AMEND Dissotutlon of Marriage thence run 5 degrees 30' 13" ic the OF LAW OFFICESOF THOMAS o. specIal equity itt the marital MEPIT OF CITY MAP TO IN You are requireØ right from FREEMAN, Attorneys for to file your domlcllelo(atecjat3lSCarr,ageHill CLUDE THE APINEXATIOPI P#t1lL.ttae ., .,..i._. n. Answer or other .. -...... - written dpIan%.I in urive. [aS!!',', FlOVidd 32107, KVV,UING FOR THE t.".0 ct. %&#'st I *..i,31 Lt , ti Uir Ckr* of tne !x , L)Z7 I4.giiway more particularly described as RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES FOR CircuIt Court of Seminole County, the Weit ilneof s.iki totS t point of AltamoqO Springs, Florida 37101, CIT IZ[ PISHIP IPI THE CITY; follows flO? tord, l,Thr tO th I, t pr....'; fIr n crnjl ,tr te , COrk t (C? 7 ir, ltie k. c-f CARRIAGE "I V I, Ii.'. !iI LIT V ACiD Ot'i'ibef, lcli, al the Seminole Lake Mary, Florida, •corting to ttii' dbovc stled Court on or before HILL -- UNIT P40 3, Casselberry, I ICTIVE DAlE. Florida, In this r.'cxeudnq Anti tO Bc'c.k 1. pare )7, -a ,n Putil default ar-itt ultimate iudçjment will .it Ihc City Hall, Cassclberr', recorded In PIt Book IS, Pages Sirve a copy thereon upon the WifrI Rtcordt 01 Scminol County, be entered aoinst you for the relief cod ,7, of the Public Records of Florida A,$. "V','Vy. i'arttr .nu aoaren ioriaa, mcludiag nipanian nigtits oensartoeo in itte Petitiøfl Public Hearing will be held ¶minote County, Fforida P. as W. C. HUTCHISON, JR. HUTCHISON, LEFFLER _? ,' Lof Sand part of Loll oeuribvd Arthur H. Beckwifh, Jr.. Ctrrk of 'h Cirut Court fi, P,',rft.j I V,hlt'ri Deputy Clerk 0(0-56 Fzrn Kinnaird, Geneva George Shaver, Lake Monroe Gussie L. Raulerson, Geneva Homer K. Cralgo, Orange Ruby 1.. Woodard, Geneva City Samuel A. Tindell, Lake Patricia 1. Martin, boy, ' 1 I through Saturday Fforida Pt'n,n sula In the north, mostly cloudy and coot Thursday with a chance of mostly far Friday and 5turdAy A Ittt,e warmt-r Saturrlay Lows in $Q through Friday, 10* 6.01. Saturday Highs in JOs Thursday and low SOs Saturday y Elsn'Piere partly IlOi.jdy *th .. sIght tharire Ct ¶'iOWt% and t'ttIr leTperature tnv 10*5 .0 UPfl os anti 10w 7, highS in mid Datton.a Heart, tides for Wed high S.SI m, 9.17 pm, Port ow 771 a m 3 03 p m Canaveral high I 1) a m , ISO pm. 10*7 77 a 7 , , SanfrsrrF Iiilii' S Rriivtnn (1ctn " '"'" '-'' Johnnie W. Tyson, Oviedo oc'J', 13 ADMlSU)NS Pzett.a K. Ceresoli -..n .. i ....iii.. i)..i.j,,...,.. l.UtIIIL' t%UUll1Ull Agee Caiiipbell Jot't' E I"arr Jesse U. k Joyce Fulenwider -. wuia zise 51000 Newton Mathews, DeBary Buckner, L. Margie Altamonte Springs Mathew I.. McCormick, DeBary Caririen M. Dellarraza, Deltona Thelma 13 Estes, Deltona Leonard D. Kelly, Deltona Jeanne F, Thacker, Deltona Turner, Tht'ndora M. l.,ongwood Kim Annette Tindel, Oviedo Ann iloolehan Cynthia McItae [urine G. Mt-Cleary Bobb' Bowllian Patricia Wakefield Jennifer I.. Brown Anthony Itawkins Heza II. Packwood, 1)eBary Richard H. Keay, DeHary Leslie F'leniing, Dt'ltona Velmna M. f.inott,, l)eltona Anna blaraburd, Deltona Frederick W. Drew, Deltona Matthew I.. Know!es, Geneva ll be held at to )0 am '.cc1 njt at Brison Funeral Iicre with Rev. Charles Rabun of I1C,Stiflg BurIal in Lakevev. , 329 .Iatws O'Donnell . . (flarinrilne I).ivIs IIIC'ard4) Simpson .... I.tniis,in;i ,iihr Mary K. tliapui - Clara Addington, Lk'Bar Paula M. l.eich, I)eliary Winifred A. Scott, lk1i,ar Gertrude I,. Massot, I.k'ltona Edward l4ingevIn, I)eltonzl Angela 0. iI;Iwhlrss, t)!tnni Paul Mueller, l.k'ltomi Etth4i Kornig, lklton,i Russell K. Mt-Cain, ik'itona Jau,vs Enterprise' Arnold F. Grubb, llo1lswi'i Jt4in M. Simibt'rg, Like Helen Rosa 1.. Ibt'ks, l,akt' -i John H. linissiI '' we Again, 'e repeat, theu' is no cost, naCosterhome,excepttwe and certainlvnoobligatlon.Thouget no funds to support us (toni sands haveahead) been mkd, ,. - HOME, Italy tAPi — The man who will !rg to forge Jtaty's 3'th pi..clwar gi'veritnent lror1d th' COw1iTy' squabbling polflkal p4irtie cc'flht5 equipped with a brick. ground in ecotwnilcs, a taste be political warfare anG an ;IversWn to cmn;unism. Amintce Fanlani also brings a rte expertise to the Job of prenier lw's had it three timu- before. The 664 ear-old leader of the Cluistian 1km*ratn was picked unanimously by his party to try to r?vivv the ccnterielt coalition of Premier MarLano Rumor that collapsed Oct. 3. 1 Herald Staff Writer FICTITIOUS NAME Dated thl 0 day of Septemt3eq, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, _________________________ Court of the Eighteenth Jc'al I .' engaged In business at 70) Bldg. Suite 210, Setnoran Blvd Altamonte highett cash bidder it the court DEG 94 house door on the 4Th day 04 ________________________ DEG s9 Louis C Pnitchest Dated September h, 1971 Pubi'sh Oct. I, I. IS. 77. 1911 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Section 157.451 FlorIda Statutes , FLORIDA 15a5) CASE NO. 74-)7I3.Ca44.O NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, DIVISION til,cates shall be redeemed cc 3rd day of October, cording to law the property Edward W. Dedelow Robert R. Vergnolle of al.. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the unders1g!ed, Armor H. HERALD, ,J,mmy ri aniin Alexander C. Clark COR NOTICEOPSALE This Notice Shall be published cce CLICh week toi' four (4) con That the parties inefested inlaid busr.'eSS enterpriseS are .35 toIlo*t 'i.1 The contract Is effective when captured and are being held In the county approves it. the county pound, lied agaInst you and you are Run N $ De W 240 Ft N $2 Deg E to TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ( valued at $3,350 were stolen instructed tho mayor to ment for use as a rescue 'ehicle." Cr1 me Lab Description of Property FLoRIDA Highway 1792. Fern Park, Florida. _________________________ TO: JAMES Ousness enterprise are as follows repaired to minimum operable said. while parked at Orlando. mittee consisting of Coun. Planning and Zonning thenldpollceearwereassigneij SemInole Jai-Alal Fronton in cilinen John Daniels and Irwin Commissioner Irene Van to the fire chief red and blue Fern Park. Hunter. Eepoel withstood efforts of Fire lights could both be installed on Frederick W. Spielmann, The $36876.97 bid wis; for fire Commissioner Hunter to have top and it would be "easier for Arden Street, Rolling Hills r equipment mounted on a C-Th0 her department's vehicle both to lay hands on at any time SIMI VALLEY, Calif. tAP) - With a hand-operated buttonmaking machine, the Jaycees chapter in this Los Angeles suburb is punching out WIN buttons to help stir a nationwide feeling of "siper pitr1otIsm" for President Ford's anti-Inflation program. Jaycees spokesman Budd Hoaas said the button-making program started the day after Ford announced his economic program. .. . 10 headlights during tests for Improved headlight systems In lulure cars, Engineers mounted them, along with four fog lamps, on the bumper and grill to be used wider a - arkty of road and weather conditions testing improved illumInation but with no Increase In glare. ON SUBJECT? WIN Super Patriotism Street. Anthony Frank Spacek, 27, 801 Park Avenue, Sanford is in Seminole County Jail, $8000 bond, charged with assault (& *V)O . .% ! that the old truck assigned to not be able to have a blue light lola Mae Rose, Orlando Monday night as low bidder for department; and the city look proposal. Tires valued at ;izs were for phlebitis and is ban. dllni' ht' røperntion well, _ ENOUGH LIGHT BYJANECASSELBERRY -.. ________________ -. . Money, (coin salvation j& j.j .y were stolen Monday, from his Cocke Co., Inc. of Mobile, Ala. old back up police cars as an police commissioner also WASHINGTON (All President Ford plans caiiipaigri ;lI)pcar , lccs four states after an overnight trip to Kansas City where he'll spell out voluntary energy COfl• servation plans before the Future Farmers of America, Ford speaks in Kansas City tonight and then Will make appearances Wednesday on behalf of can- • flidates in Missouri, South Dakota, Nebraska and Indiana. LONG BEACH, Calif. AP — Fonner President Richard M. Nixon Is _______ _____________ Buys Fire Truck company reported metal sheets Drive, Sterling Park reported confederation, lie contin- suburban Clayton, has been fired, the St. Louis (;lob Democrat and ra(lk say. The Globe-Democrat and KMOX said M&nday that the Concordla Board of Control had apparently found the Rev. Dr. Tietjen guilt)' of several charges, including malfeasance in office and heresy. Monday that the inorganic components of a person weighing 150 pounds are now worth about $5.60 in inflated d4llars. The Northwestern University biochemist in 1969 figured the value at $3.50. In 1936 it was ethmated at 98 tents. More than 60 per cent of body weight is water. About a third is (at and protein. Ash and minerJs in the skeleton and body fluids make up about 5.7 per cent of the body's eight, Forman ralculates. ____ Seminole County Jail, $5,000 bond each, charged with grand Safe stolen Sunday from Tip- larceny of cardboard bales. lop Grocery Store, 1100 West 13th Street was early Monday found emptied with the door County torn off in a wooded ar& near Items valued at $300 were 9th Street and Holly Avenue. amount of cash and money reported stolen Monday, from orders in the safe is unknown at the lounge at Sheraton Sanford Inn, S.R. 46 and lnterstate-4. this time, according to suspended president of Only the United States, Is- contended that Arafat person- haunt this organization - per- creation of Israel in 1948. EVANSTON, Ill. tAPi Like many other things n'wadas, the stuff that makes up the human body hi visit to this Canadian Rev. Dr. Tietjen Palestine question. The PLO tremists who claimed responsi• nongovertiment representative American University in Beirut, CHAR LOTTE, N.C. lAP) - In a Southern city where busing has been a controversial Issue for years, a group of both black and white students is writing to a Boston rwwspaper urging Bostonians to "give integration a chance to work." About half the 10 students are white and are bused to school under a court-ordered desegregation plan. All attend a previously all-black school. The letters are being mailed today. The Ieuerwriung campaign developed alter news reports about the violence In Boston as a result of court-ordered l.i.sing. A .21-gun salute and an honor guard greeted Minutes alter the vote, a PLO early next month as the lirs Body Worth More Today Ii' rn , 'S4 Julie Eisenhower Prince Philip f, ra Ta 1 1 0 ,'cici resS Li IAYETtE, Iowa tAP) — The head of the National Farmers Organization wants to unite farmers who produce 30 per cent of America's food. He also wants to set cattle, hog and dairy prices which buyers wr. kc tc n.eet, lt 's just as patriotic For farmers to price their products as for manufacturers to price their products and labor to strike." Oren Lee Staley told about 300 farmers here Mon. kiy. II buyers balk at the farmerset prices, "then there will be an automatic holding action when members will e advised to hold their production on the farm until those prices ar' met," Stale) warned. Tuesday, Oct. 15, 1974-3A Sanford 4 Farmer.Set Prices Patriotic .. -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Palestinian IN BRIEF ..- POLICE BLOTTER ......................... Winter Springs Leader Tuesday, Oct 15, 1974 NATiON _____ Lots of delutee features at a low, low price! This General Electric range is designed to handle alt your cooking nerds. A large capacity oven with removable picture window door for easy oven cleaning Cooktop features IIiRice tdt-lnrk Ca lro dv surface' units with accurate pushbulton controls Automatic o'en timer, clock and minute timer. Thrre c.'n. venient storage dt.wrrs. ElectricI Wiring Sp*cIalist. Ho Job Too Large Or Too Small Sanford Electric Co. Open Mon. Thru Fri.$a.m..Sp.m. Closed Sat. 2372 PARK DIAL 3r547 �SEEK & FIND OPINION O'Ma Jury M ay Probe Insurance Firm Chartering DPKCMERNPERTEREMSTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. MTOTAEEPOI,ESARI,KTWK Tuesday, Oct. 15,1974.-4A TAY,%ITBM I NAOENURNY IN RCIOEANSRLLAKSAORVS KNU MN MBA V K ES I. KTE K AW KSKASBKKAMVEYUIIIN0 Kissinger 'Tilted' Nixon To WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director DMK0SEI,AA1BK0EI,0pVTT A H T F; U U K F I) I K I C A U I I A K BELMARTEATARATELR WO I N El A K K RMKT AR K F RI' WO L K RI M KM ART K F K RET It In Ins*ruclIons: The hidden names listed below appear forwasd, backwud, up, down, or diagonally in th e puzzle. Find each will, by instinct, avoid danger and pain. he personally recommended the course he should prepare plans to "loosen" enforcement of as long as it could be done "Inconspicously." thought should be pursued. economic sanctions. —The delicate question of South Africa's But respectful as we may be of death and as aware as we all are of pain there is something deep within each of us that elevates the welfare of others TOM TIEDE above and beyond our own safety. Maybe th at's why, cynical as we might be at times, we've never really lost our faith in the basic ! goodness of mankind. A young Sanford couple was put to the test last week and responded much like each of us hope we would under similar circumstances. They didn't panic. They didn't run. They didn't stand aside and watch oth ers. They responded and, quite possibly, were responsible for saving the lives of several of the Q,, t Osteen Bridge tragedy survivors. They sought no rewards, asked no praise. They told their story WASHINGTON - (NEA) - It appears the reluctantly, even hesitantly. American grocery consumer may not have Earl The Herald was able to identify the young Butz to kick around much longer. Word from people as Steve Richards and Susan Hoffman, both sources in the administration Is that the conof Sanford. Outwardly they are just a couple of troversial, federal food fumbler is likely to be young people who enjoy fishing and each oth er's replaced soon as Agriculture secretary. company. There's nothing about th em that would Specif i ca lly, "He should be out by the New Year. make them stand out in a crowd or be selected as den, If mercy and Gerald Ford do possible or probable heroes. I indeed will It, should restore joylo the aisles of And tha t's really the beauty of it all. We don't the supermarkets and hope to the hogpens of the th ink we care to live in a world where the heroes land. The pollclesof this man — "Butz Bungles," and the non-heroes were readily identifiable; it as they are called by his own Lieutenants — have would constitute an intolerable burden for those played a fertilizing part in elevating many labeled heroes and constitute a serious mental common foodstuffs to the cost equivalents of precious metals. He will be remembered as the handicap for those of us labeled 'nOn-heroes I manwhoaddedbeef tothe lis,offte ms one rnust No, all mall it betters way. Better that w pue don't know in advance how we would react to a Recollections of his public service water the certain set of circumsta nces. Better that our in- eyes. In 1972, as a Senate Investigation Coinstincts be allowed to react to the situation. Better mittee Later determined, Butz fiddled Idly while that every man be a potential hero. Better that we the Russians raided the ration's grain silos of learn to appreciate that a well of greatness lies So," 700 million bushels. At the time, Butz callou inside each of us waiting only to be released by a the theft "the greatest transaction of its kind In I I _______ : ____ - __ L - 4---- -, ! — Arkina'. Illrrrnin '-p Wide S = - Ordinar -. _____ t ___ 1. - - _______ _, . ___ ____ - ___ - - _______________________________ • ______________________________________________ ______ 11- - I .-It ' - • ,. 'And Now For The Good News. . . - Letters To The 25 Even iContt 1 11 '1 I 46 Separated '1 ( '.1 ' , ty.& AA*A~_ `iavU you tRod a Ouija board to get some answers abow (hO economy. Sit?" shall be content. - I Timothy 6:6,7,1. "To one man, the wrrld is barren, dull and superficial, to aaother rich, Interesting and full of meaning" -Arthur Schnpenhauer, German philosopher. - r - '4-'1 S5thrFnjrn ,' S6IA'tsgi'.i.1l L1O $4 I 'print' IIII 1TfAjLf I T L A T T A NATAL iIi 0T 0 . '!,I _______ . 2 'Iatian 'comb f ml 20 (otn fr 37 Uranlian Insta nc,' 3 l'tiu .iIIaI' 21 Natural 4 Charged atom aptitud.. S Fragrant 22 Cabbagelike olr'oiesin ram GOO( 23 In a line th 41 Alkiatr. 42 Limicolin.' 43 bird 24 Autoacror'- 44Irolfuel 45 Garlic 47 Elev ator 27 l'eckgal part a Plant tile habitat , Re I'cIS Public T' c TALLAHASSEE, Ha. ( All) ences netween the stall and the counsel, said rules were needed A stopping point to the arguPublic Counsel Frederick PSC. Th ose so.calied agenda On Just which records should be ments and new evidence must Karl has persuaded the Public conferences are where PSC de- open. Some business secrets re. be reached somewhere, he said. Service Commission to remove cisions are made. quired by the commission Mayo added that the public some of w ha t he called the Commissioner Billy Mayo should remain out of public in- always would be unhappy with "cloak f secrecy" that covers asked the PSC to consider next Spection, he said, decisions to raise rates, no agency records. Monday a pr o posal to remove PSC rules now allow only matter how openly they are ar"One of the problems th e the confidential stamp from comflmissioners and staff to par- rived iii conunission has with the public more records. ticipate in agenda conferences. Karl said he was only asking is a feeling that you are a closed "We want everything as open Mayo said he was not con- for the right to challenge wrong shop, you are close to utilities, as possible," he said. vinced that allowing outsiders statements by staff members. you need to open up," Karl said. The commission, which to question the staff would not He hinted that unless the But at a hearing Monday, began holding open meetings further delay a final decision to chunit' waS wade, he could discomnmissoners indicated it was less than two years ago, voted the detriment of the public. A rupt PSC procedures by send. unli,ely Karl or company atlor- last week to add to the public new law puts higher rates into ing subpoenaes to staff mem• neys would be allowed to ques- record all recommendations effect eight months alter they hers to testily. lion staff members about rec- and memoranda in rate cas'. are requested unless the corn"I think staff thinking needs William Weeks, PSC general mission acts, ommendatlons made at conferto be on the record," he said. Clouser To Face Mr 11 O rla n do ( i m n % 2m 8uu Jul . 11jll. Jul lllulI j61I1Il Jul JiJJ lllI .. llll Jul11 Jill. Jill Maw , Jill Chemist uuiIi - When he surrendered to the Florida Department of Law En. lorcement in Tallahassee, Clou. ser said he was tired of running and wanted to see his two teen. aged sons, who live in Orlando with their mother, Marlene. He was sent to the mental hospital. Sues On where psychiatrists examined him and reported he was cornpetent to stand State Atty. Robert Egan adTransfer milled that his office was bar, ing difficulty finding witnesses NEW ORLEANS, l.a. (AP) in the 1(-year-old case but A Florida chemist says she added, "We are proceeding on should receive back pay and the assumption we will be going damages for a job transfer that to trial." came after she criticized meth' Egan said he would ask that o& of testing for the presence Clouser be held without bond, of pesticides in food, saying that Clouser did not sur. I U An attorney for chemist render until he had received formation that until Roosevelt Rosemary Botteher of publici ty for a book about his H)' GEORGE W.CRANE got elected, even our U.S. Army Tallahassee, Fia., was to argue adventures and was likely to Ph. 1)., M.D. CASE 84U: Helen I'd- Manual expressly stated that today before the 5th U.S. Circuit run again If he thought he would tengill. of Vermont, telephonethe government of the United Court of Appeals in New Or. be convicted. me iong distance last Spring. States 'is not a aemocracy but leans that she should be granted Clouser, 43, resigned frommi the "Dr. Crane," she mourned, is a Republic." damages in the case. Orlando police department in "I wanted you to know that Sammi 1k aLso brought out (hi' Attorney Jon Caruinez of Tat- 1961 and a month later was Just passed away. charged with complicity in u that Chief .lii'" 1..i "He looked on you as one of shall, wit. n .illy put the starch lahassee said the trial Judge, robbery, kidnapping and beathis best friends, so I wish YOU in the Judicial branch of our former U,S. District Judge Da- ing of an Orlando theater mancould be present at the Republic, presiding there for 34 vid L. Middlebrooks of Talla- agcr, hassee, erred in a 1973 decision - Friend Explained 'a. Memorial Service we are having. ¶4 .' "And I'd like for you to compose a little tribute to engrave on the back side of his tombstone, for it is now bare, waiting for an appropriate tribute to be chiselled thereon" Samuel B. Pettengill was a twin for (L w brave Founding Fathers' AZ an astute cons' ui!eni! lawyer, he was elected to the U.S Congress in the 1930s. as a 4 liemnutrat But he became nauseated by the ltuiscvt'lt attempt Iii pack the Su preme Court, so switched to the Republican Party and later because its national treasurer. Ile wrote some of the most uultttiuy prose I have ever rca'! and I speak advisedly, for I majored in English at Northwestern University and took practically every course therein during my graduate years when I was gaining my Phi). in psychology. fits trenchant feature was widely syndicated in American I, newspapers. It was ht who alerted me to We essential difference betwe('n our Republic vs a C ) - cars, wisely warned: "A democracy iiiobocracy." Therein, the will of the majority prevails, but the minorities then have no rights, so they can be pillaged and plundered, burned and killed with no protection thereafter, Hut in ;'.-..'.'... our .,- - American ...,..i.'•,,'... . .' minorities are visibly ouaranteed in our written ortststuliin, which is guardc9l I nine Judicial "watch (logs," [thud) , the Justices on (lUll famous Court. flt'iiit'tiiber. too, that his U.S, ('iuistitutlon was praised by one of Britain's most brilliant I 'rune Ministers, nanit'ly , I .l.id.stonv. w ho saul "hit' U.S. Constitution is the greatest document ever struck tiff at a given time by the brain and nurpose of man." Sr, / Mrs. Ilottcher is seeking ba ck a' from the date of her trans. term the lull of 1972, contending that her assignment to another job in the Florida Department off Ail prevented d h from rceeivin raise :i scheduled PV lie was convicted in 1962 .ind sentenced to 30 years. His eon- viCtion was overturned on up. peal but he failed to appear for a new trial in 1963. Se veral months later he was captured in Knoxville, Tenn., and returned In Orlando. lie was adjudged insane and se nt to ('hattahoochee but escaped Irommi the hospital within two lInuIIIie. For (hi, next seven years, ('looser was on the Fill-s st wanted list and delighted in st'ndinu taunting letters to j Edgar hoover, the former (Ii. rector of tiw FBI. lie was arrested on an assault She contends that her trans- charge in 1973 in San Francisco, Icr by Stewart and Golden viii- where he was living as Dennis lated free speech rights 1kv S imons w itti his second guaranteed by (ii'.' U.S. Con- %ik, Margy, whotis he married Cainira'z said Mrs Itoitcher also wants a Jury trial to seek .taIiIlgt's against state vtietnist Vincent Stewart arid Doyle (;oldcn chief of the Pesticide Testing lAiboratory. stitution. . / - -. ~.01= - I ' - 'It was sort of a fluke type of kidnaping anyway, and I iet the choice of going back there or somewhere else. But I love the country and there are many things I still plan to o' there. she .'au1. • Flu. AP -- HOUSe Speaker. ignate i)*ni Tucker, [)-'Faihihassee, sees nothing wrong ith having legislative staff members compile Republicans' voting and attendance records for Democratic candidates, his aide says. Tucker. meanwhile, was to discuss his plans for th e I fouse (oday during a Beer Industry of Florida convention in Miami Ken l)riggs, Tucker's press aide, said Monday that the intoming speaker's staff would research voting and attendance records for any citizen who sought the inforniatir'n. He reacted to a report In the Palm Beach Post that Tucker aides were investigating records of Republican incumbents to help Democratic challengers. Elevator Fall Kills Girl A teen-age girl trying ST. PETERSBURG. Ha. lAP get out of a stranded elevator was killed when she fell ix floors down the shaft, a hospital spokesman said. Martha Davis, 17. a part-time food servi ce employe at the Bayiront Medical Center, and fellow worker Craig Thi'niac, 18, were delivering loixl when the elevator stopped between the sixth and seventh floors, hospital spokesman Howard Anderson said. Thomas told police he managed to force the elevator doors open, slide th rough and drop safely to the sixth-floor landing, Anderson said. Miss Davis tried to follow but lost her balance and fell into the shalt, he said. - If' Fuel Charge Ruling Clouds F Fun d i n g -o , V. - . . ' ' ' - - . = Seminole extension home economies agent Louise Gill. right, presents "I Dare You" award for leadership to outstanding 441 Club member Merrilee Hannah during recent Achievement Banquet at Sanford Civic Center. - Florida's cause the company financial largest electric utility says le- statements to be misleading," gal challenges of the company's Anderson said. "Any refunds o recovery of high fuel costs fuel adjustment charges would place a cloud over the sale of constitute material changes in $175 million in stocks and bonds the statement." last week. The company said the stocks and bonds have already been Oflicints of Florida Power & Light Co. indicated Monday resold but the buyers might lethat the standing of 11 million gally void their purchases if nditions of the sale ferTed stock may be affected by were not met. the possibility of having to refund money collected from (11 jTE I MIAMI (AP) 1. Like many states, Florida al. lows utilities to pass along higher fuel costs through a "fuel adjustment charge" added to their customers' bills. Florida Atty. Gen. Robert Sheyin said last week the charges are illegal, and Monday the im' said it understands was hired by lawsuits are being filed to make LEESBURG, Fla. (AP) Malcolm McCall po wer co mpanies ref und the The son of former take County Oldhamn after Lake County's nit, .IIU Sheriff Willis McCall was rein- new sheriff, Guy Bliss, fired Underwriting syndicates stated as an investigator in the him front his post as chief depbought )Ought ' securities last week state attorney's office after he tit). Ue highest rates FP&L has was cleared of charges that he paid: 10s per cent on the bonds Bowman gave this account of threatened to kill a black . and 13.16 per cent on the stock. the incident in which McCall aged theft suspect, But Dick Anderson, FP&L asMcCall was re- was alleged to have threatened sistant treasurer, said the inturned to duty Friday , a the teen-ager: vestors may be able to get out of spokesman for State Atty. GorINILCall was having his car the deal if they want to. don Oldham said Monday. serviced at a gas station when "Conditions of the sale in Scott Bowman, Oldham's 'bbi Kennison, the station eluded one that says nothing chief investigator, sa id a Flori- owner's wife, called to say her extraordina ry has happened to da Department of Law wallet had been stolen. Mcf ll Enforcement probe concluded ,. ct.,,n nta,,.,r .#,' " 'i's an.s.w,, U UV that thcre was "no foundation scription of the thief, hunted the for the allegations made neigithortood until they found a against him." suspect, George Graham, 16, McCall, 44, was suspended intl (1)0k him to the store where last Wednesday pending i n, Mrs. Kennison identified sins vestiganon or a complaint that The youth confessed and took he and another man were over- \ lcUjll to where the wallet was heard telling a burglary suspect hidden "they were going to take him to the scrub and shoot him'' w bite outti, I It'nrv I hr Bowman said the FDI.F con- titan, 17, called the sheriff's ofeluded that "no threat was ever lice and said he overheard them titade." threaten to shoot the suspect McCa ll Back On Job, Cleared Of Charges - mar ` - V_A,.1M, - .. . 1: ... - . MOVING CAN flIItI Ut J' tLIL HEADACHEI For fast relief call the (dwilil e !'(41(i0k. 11 Hostess. BUY NOW 1975 EVER READY ,- Desk and Planning without divorcing his first wile. $ , ' . CALENDARS .j... \ •1 Bible iflto second place, however, for it was not written at a single time in history but is the product of many prophets over thousands of years — - A book Strtt calendar f o r tomt or duct. R611 90' Flute Base $1.55 Metal east s1.55 k3..Pautas$ i12'.w..~4.j. -. Otto tint Lt Oâ $110 SI4- Sam is3 but wi5ntja43 pa,i .ta int ONy $1.30 - BETTY CARTER 322 1812 Sanford MRS. DONALD BELL 322 1812 Casselberry Winter Springs MARILYN GARLANTI 834 921 Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET 834 9212 Forest Cily SKI o floorgo Sk4 I I1L - 919- Page slz,313W That doesn't downgrade the Even today, 1974, if you ask teachers am! ninny lawyers if our country is a democracy, Republic. OK 0' tlemnocrac) lie tersely explained why we pledge to the "Rt'1,ubhc" in our they still parrot the fallacy that was started by Woodrow Wilson salute In lb.' flag. And first broadcast the in. for mere political purposes - that expunged criticisms from Mrs. Bottcher's personnel records but granted no other relief, ,_r i ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Orange County sheriff's John Clouser, "The Florida deputies were to return Fox" who sent taunting letters Clouser, a former detective, to the FBI while he was on its from the state mental hospita l most-wanted list, was to return at Chattahoochee, where he has today to face robbery and kid- been held since he surrendered bI turn MIAMI i Al' — American embassy official Barbara Ilutchison says she doesn't want a bodyguard when she returns to her Job in the Dominican Republic, where she was abducted and held hostage by leftist rebels, "I hilVC no anxiety about going bock," Miss Hutchison, 17. said after returning to the United Slates Monday. The tall, thin and freckled Miss Hutchison, 47, will spend a 10-day vacation In Florida and stop In Washington for cmferenm before returning to the Dominican 1 All .AtlASEL inventor 12 Hubout 31 HaIi'i"m 49 Golf mounds 13 Mortise insert 32 t'uaxi pt lab' S Devou'e II Routriabi 36 Mooate 53 Fo.ht'ggs U S. I s Rep . - p A "re iiiiig jiljll2 7CME2000 Jul11. jul11 jul11 Jill, En ergy Problem Sorry to hear about George Proud'oot, Seminole County Jail administrator being a patient at Fljda Hospital. However, am very happy to report his oper heart surgery was a success and that he's mending well. to The Clock Speaking of signs, I'm sure you all know that the City Proudloot, has been with the Sheriff's dept. for the By JOHN A. SPO'...SKI of Sanford requires a permit for each sign eft, past two years -doing an oul.standing job, Prior to that cW here tc. Well, I'm wondering how many of those up now have he was with the U.S. Army working in th e law enpermits? . forcetnent field. He retired as a Colonel. Tbf — C Mj T-.-llll 'Ji What ab*eathof fresh air to have acandi date extremely expensive items, many valued at heckout stand conditions became 3o gloomy Last poeple will - lect a United States Senator, the and his party advocat,e: (1) a return to Con- thousands of dollars. often they arrived at ear that desperate housewives staged a members of the Florida delegation to the US. stitutional Government; (2) a balanced Federal Christmas, or on some other ceremonial ocnational boycott, Butz called the women House of Representatives, the governor of the Budget; (3) the return of the neighborhood cation that could plausibly serve as an excuse "stupid" and "crazed" and said they were up- state, the cabinet, one-half of the Florida Senate school concept; (4) and the reduction or 7"here is great gain in godliness with contentment; for we brought nothing into the world, and we cannot take anything out of the world; but if we have food and clothing, with these we IDS where hlsoutlfliw odyssey began 10 years ago. poilUcians. regulatIm. — And yet his oppLqt.nt has the same type of signs as Pearson's and his are UP. I told Pearson to contact the state attorney's Office for Lake County. ..sounds like violations of the election code me, _______ Si Tuft o _______ Embassy Official To R Tucker Denies Conflict napping charges in this city Aug. 21. been to blame higher prices on consumers. When portant day for the citizens of Florida. The _____ 6S O'Malley investigation. O'Malley has discretion with- pearance before the grand Jury. in limits imposed by state law lie apparently will be asked to - C Authority boss William Ronan. On the cortrary, Rockefeller made, and reported on his tax was embarrassed to admit that I had never returns, gifts totalling over haifa million dollars beard of either before, so I read all the in- in each of several yearstoa long list of American What of is especially interesting is the fact that setting delicate forces of economic realities in and the entire House of Representatives as well elimination of foreign aid subsidies. And I was many the recipients had no relationship to I farm Industry. His clumsiness with the ladles as many county (and municipal) officials, delighted to see a stand taken AGAINST en- Rockefeller whatever, other than as possessors resulted not only in his loss of plausibility with The League of Women Voters of Florida urges croaching socialism and AGAINST detente and Of political Influence that might help him MAW civilians butwith his own civil servants as we n. all electors to study the platforms of these trade with car e,Jea (Who have his wellknown ambition to be president. communist During the boycott, one Agriculture staffer candida tes very carefully, make a special effort promised to bury us). In a week'sUme eight electric utilities canceled programs wrote Butz that "the absurdities of your rule to hear them speak, and to meet them in person I hope before the elections we will be reading Several, for example, are state governors; for new power plant cons others are U.S. Senators. At least one is the in the East and Midwest. We have brought shame and denigration to our If possible: then make a choice. can take this as the first warning of an energy crisis that could entire department." more about Dr. Grady and his Amrcan Party Republican cheirman of a key Southern state. Electifa should be wary of last minute in the Evening Herald. bring power brownouts and blackouts in the future. They will Kissinger, Morhouse, and Ronan, after all, gimmicks, smear campaigns and attempts to Edwina J. Alestra Wire nothing to do with shortages of oil or the whims of the were in a sense - as a Rockefeller spokesman The shame has not since evaporated. There is appeal to the emotions rather than reason such Deltona no less credible organ of government today Arabs. took care to point out - natural objects of the as occurred In several area during the primary It isa shortage of money t hat is de railing efforts by the utiiity this giant countrified bureaucracy. At New Butz's elections. York G3vernor's bounty. All three served industry to provide the generating capacity to meet anticipated direction it has misled the nation so often (in Letters to the editor are always welcome, him long and loyally, either directly or in party Every effort should be made to learn what the demand for electricity in the Late 197( and 198Cm. UU1IUes are 1973, Agriculture predicted a 6 per cent food rise; They should be as brief as POSsible Aud responsibilities of each particular office are and or governmental positions. But many sumptuous t turned out to be 14), one beginning to shelve expansion plans because of difficulty in comment on matters of general interest, gifts went to political figures based far from New petition has recomjudgments should be made on the Iuues which financing new plants in the current tight money market j mended "it be ground up, including the staff, and are relent to The letters should deal with issues and avoid York that office and va the stated views of men who never served Rockefeller In out in the fields with the rest of delays in getting their rates Increased to cover higher prices for flOIU11IUC1 their lives, and some of whom have steadfastly the candi s. date manure." fuel, The editor rrvrvcs the right to edli those opposed him. The only possible purpose of Power shortages could occur in the more Immediate future letters for reasons of space, but will exercise largess of But weak as Butz's past leadership has been, Eleanor Weinstock, this kind and scope was to create, even for another reason, The financial squeeze is also ieadng to great care that the thrust of the letter is not lost among Rockefeller Is foes, a sense of obligation his present statesmanship In a food wcrrled President curtailment of maintenance work by many utilities, Fiant LagLV Oiin the edltln& to the man. world Is even more disconcerting. While many breakdowns are thus more likely, putting unusdal dem.nca eu starve All letters must be signed with a mailing in the sub-Sahara and Indians wait at Before Congress rubber-stamps his the na tional grid for distribution of availa ble power. Women Voters address and, when possible, a telephone nwnber designation as Vice President, brink of drought disaster, Butz glibly brushes it should insist so the Identity of the writer may be checked and that a .. - .. •.. caution asltlq In cnre nne 4 !j Oka f list of these gifts be macia nubIle' U established. However, the Evening Herald will Rockefeller Is the unfed, "there is no reason to • , to occupy the second highest respect the wishes of writers It mast be reassuring for that large portion of Dear Sir who do oat want position of the land (and perhaps, even yet, the BERRY'S WORLD their names to appear in print. mankind that is perpetually hungry to hear that highest), we at least ought to know who is Recentl y I was handed a list full of in. We reserve, of course, the right to reject any beholde the U.S. Agriculture secretary is optimistic. formation about the American Party p to him, and for how much. Was Gerald and their letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or Ford, In' example, ever "There will be no mass starvation," says Earl the recipient of such a candidate for the U.S. Senate, Dr. John Grady. I slanderous. iutz, this t a tiize, wt1uily, when mothers in gift? Africa watch their babies bloat u, turn orange and quietly die for lack of a few lousy ounces of grain. On the political scene, . . bow come Robert J. Pearson City Manager Pete Knowles jells me that all those There are those who insist that all these "Butz Democratic candidate for the State House of Represen. without permission are being removed — especially those Bungles." whether foreign or domestic, have Lilives is having so much trouble rotting permission from on the road right-of-ways. n rokd unplv w 'iaropttmisin, thus the Around !hc authorities in Levturt Lu erect some of his political Maybe th at's the reason some of the candidates are secretary has been guilty mainly of trying, albeit signs? com plaining of "losing" signs? And then again. I'm told, awkwardiy, to spread sunshine in Iowa and in And )et, according to Pearson, his opponent has any 9 Africa. thosectiier "lost" signs were asare ill of the candidates number of signs prominently displayed within the city's or their supporters Just going ahead and erecting signs boundaries, without gaining the permission of the property owners, Pearson is denied permits to erect wooden signs 1, ±k . THOUGHTS based upon provisions of the buidling code and fire - A 50t.olou ____ K LL MENEM Chairman Judson Morhouie, and to Transit written platform F _____ 52('has111:. 36J,trn4(a,'I,c, IOEuroçt'an 43 Mimic Editor Our orpnLzaUon Is non partisan arW we never f0m18U0n given me. (One sheet of paper was the / Wul.VF;IiI NE 4?I.Ilt'r.ip 32 I."cation 6 S) Italian aclrrs.' 7 Aged 34 l'or table chair 8 Iludgepod,r iS 1'itrh.r ( f'irn 40 Storm this begins to appear that, in one direction at legid, 74 ____ ____ nickname Rockefeller money has been sloshed around in a way that r grave q uesfions ofintenu and propriety. According to a source close to the current congressional Investigation of Nelson Rockefeller, the gifts that the Vice President designate has made to political figures over the years are by no means confined to the three already publicly reportd: i.e., to Henry it Kissinger, to former New York State Republican •' ___ __________ 20 l),1ocm 22 hmin,n.' column doesn't engage in direct reportage, preferring to stick to analysis and leave the keyhole stf to the boys clustered at the bar In Washington's famed National Press Club. But ret intly th ere has come to my gently flapping ears a report so Intriguing that I ha ve decided to step out of character and pass it along. Jack Anderson, move over. The philanthropies of the Rockefeller family are too mimerous to mention, and most of them are too wise and generous to criticize. But it il y .. ____ 9 i,yit, 15 Salad grt't'n 16 Bushy clump m)wi 17 I'ri-nch sir rani I firer 19 Atuyt.xw ingrcdirnt 26 Fruit drink'1 30 (ki up _____ _____ _______ — II Interstice II nterstice Gifts Were ,. names on tMt Rd, the source from greed, irrational hate, envy and dozens of of grocery bill Inflation which continues to this endorse a candidate or political party; however, Platform of the American Party. And I must adds, "wouldntknock your eyes out." other moral traita that are something less than day. we do work to assure active and Informed par- confess, in all my years I've new seen or have Some of the gifts, such as that to Kissinger, The secretary has never admitted erring on ticipellon of citizens In government, admirable. been handed a of either the were in cash. Others were In the form of Steuben Election day, Nov. 5th, will be a very Im- Democratic or Republican party.) And then comes along an Osteen Bridge tragedy the wheat sale, naturally. His tactic since crystal figurines, digital watches and similar as Steve Richards and Susan Hoffman. It makes a fellow human being swell with pride, I Sault Sit. 6 0ouni in 13 Hang.asatA.It ______ POLECAT RATFI. FLORIDA IN BRIEF .,_ - a__1 L..... 1..__ ipiu [las uiven investigating O'Molley's financial affairs and conduct in office, is expected to conclude its probe this week. it appears probable that the final action — either an in dictment charging violations of state law or some sort of state. nlient that there was no evi tience of wrongdoing — will be issued Friday. O'Mallev has been sunnPrialed for a Wednesday morning ap. represented a number of insurLetters in state files on all over whettier insurame com. waive immunity from prose. ance companies chartered by three companies were ad- ponies are chartered to do busi. cution if he testifies. Ans*vt 1u poeowt, pulit e — I - _________ __ ____ SMILE Scrambler —— l us _.$I_ MINK ness in Florida. The grand jury, which since Tomorrow Kindi,ofl)uIl. Rockefeller _diR! Florida Life Insurance Co., space with them. Miami, and King Life InsurFeldman and Ciravolo have ance, chartered last year. To order mv n or all ol the expanded "Seek & Find" hooks. numboN 2 thr'iigIi i 4 .e'nd l) tent'.1'r I'ach rnakn 'ht'ek.. I hlt lhl t itk fool. Star- I elrir ,im Svn'lu ift Addnt . lettem in curt' of (hi' flcw'.paper, WILLIAM RUSHER -. .... world history." For the Russians yes. For tragedy to a fellow human beimig. Americansit amounted t a destruction of na- Editor It isn't always easy to be proud of mankind. We tlonalf3od supply structures, a waste ofasmuch Dear Sir: and we find that we have in our midst such people MARTEN way that constructive change can come about is through them." —4--! Way Ou do some terrible things to each other. We suffer as SM million in UuMayer funds and the fueling FERRET MItoS.S Good News Ear-1 Butz HADGElt , RUlWU tRiure we grand granu jury previously on June 27. Their financial records at City National Bank of Miami, along with those of Democratic comptroller candidate Gerald Lewis, were subpoenaed by the grand jury on May 16. Lewis is former law office associate of Feldman, Ciravolo and O'Malley, but there has been no indication he is invok-d in tho and Feldman shared office hidden name and box it in as shown: To Be Hero that Y T L..L...._ ,,... ......I.. ..t,.... .1... L'..I iv •vcuiu IIOW uic rvidman and Ciravolo law firm represented at least three cornpanics chartered last year or this year. It has been learned, however, that a substantially Larger number of insurance firms were represented by the Miami law partners. The three companies are (kncr.l Insurance Co., Miami ileach, chartered Jan. 5- and Cê.,*. ,,,ncIr.,. 4IhIIVI r), J two Miami lawyers associated with Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley about his actions, in chartering insurance companies to do business in Florida. Bennett Gordon Feldman and Riccardo G. Ciravolo have been subpoenaed to testify to the grand jury today. Ciravolo is a former O'Malley law Dartner, M AP1WBK10P GNBABCKYB TALI.AIIASSEE, Fin. (AP) O'MalleytodobusLiessinFlor- dressed by O'Malley to Fel. The Leon County grand jury Ida ove r the Last four years. dman. Ciravolo and Feldman ',,f,rLnIIt, nIonalc In %. 4i K I U P T I) H M F; N I M 0 P K A C K V WASHINGTON —From classified documents Without exption, Nixon accepted —Kissinger also wanted the United Slates to control over South West Africa, with Its overand dozens of Interviews, we have now learned Kissinger's recommendations. Here's what retain its consular off Ic3 In Salisbury, Rhodesia. whelmlng black population, should be avoided LI that Henry Kissinger guided President Nixon In Kissinger proposed and Nixon adopted: Home DeUv, ry: Week, 55 cents ;M onth, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; This was opposed by William Rogers, then at all possible, Kissinger pleaded. It should not January, 1970, along a tightrope between —As a "general black posture," Kissinger called Secretary of state, who argued strenuously that be permitted, he argued, to become an Issue In Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All and white Africa, with a secret tilt toward the for a "balancing act in southern Africa; he the office should be closed. But Kissinger's Washington's "bilatoral relations" with South other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; l2 Months, $32,40, white supremacist nations, wanted to "stradle" the black-white issue. With wishes prevailed until the British, who had ac- Africa. It was Kissinger's first big "tilt." an emphasis on keeping it "quiet," he urged a credited the consulate, demanded that it be shut —As a sop to the black nations of southern partial relaxation" of the chill toward the white down. The Kissinger proposals were submitted to Africa, Kissinger proposed a modest increase in —The United Sta tes should not take sides, the former President as part of a massive review regimes and an accompanying "modest" in. foreign aid of about 15 million. Man Has crease of aid to the black states. His objective, Kissinger suggested in the Portugese colonial of U.S. policy toward southern Africa, our inside sources told my associate Joe Spear, was wars. But he urged a "quiet loosening" of the between the United States and the sources say. Prepared by Kissinger's National to persuade the blacks that the United State American white regimes should be encouraged, Kissinger arms embargo against Portugal's Security Council staff and stamped SECRET ized wi th th th em while advocated. But he stressed again that it should fostering every page, the review Is known formally as sympa a African colonies. The new policy, Kissinger im secret kinship with thc whites, quietly. The services of the Exportadvised Nixon, should peimit the shipment to the be done "National Security Study Memorandwn —Kissinger advocated a slight relaxation of Portugese of "nonlethal" equipment with "dual" Import Bank, he added, should be extended to existence has been previously reported, but we the stern U.S. posture toward while-ruled civilian and military use. South Africa and the Portuguese colonies. have obtained a copy. There's an old saying that. "heroes are made, Rhodesia, an outlaw nation cut off -Kissinger also recommended that Kissinger's recommendations were based the arms not born" meaning that heroes arise out or cirNSSM 39 offered live "options" for dealing diplomatically form the rest of the world. United embargo against South Africa should be largely upon "Option 2" in the NSSM 39 policy (11mcta flCCS tISWI liv beyond the control of the with the explosive blrn:k.white ('nnfront:ltton in Nit ions saiwt inns agaiInst nst Rhode: vcr "rilaxed'' to iniL tl. :;k of fl'nlcthil1 ftVLCW. .\.i jXllC(I out W th .CCtLt du.wncnt, southern Africa. Supposedly, it was left to Nixon penalizing American firms, Kissinger coniit.'oplc involved. equipment "intended" for civilian use. The this option called for "broader assodatlon with There are very few people who go around to choose the final policy. To this day, only a tended, because other nations ingnored U=.lie United State should aLqo Increase "military both black and white states" on the "Premise" courting dc th; cvcrv man, if given the opportunity handful of Kissinger's closest associates knor suggested, therefore, that the United States contacts" with South Africa, Kissinger advised, that "the whites are here to slay and the only Every — N 1 1 0 Y A U S I K K L P 'r 0 B I) K I Wh * tes I Iey R A I L K I N K M H P W K Y N E A 0 11 Area Code 3O-322-i1 or 831-9993 Tuesday, Oct. 15,1974-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wedsel Fan stu~ I3)tAST ROUiPSON ORt.ANOO. FtOIIDA ii —=-- HILD.% RICHMOND 574 3167 Del tona �- I., _ - iLT.", W. 01 N"gm . . Evening Herald, Sanfcrd, FL Tuesday, UW & SAV!J , Football _________________________________________ Oct. 15, 1974-A Player - . - . A.. , --=. "- - t'lactly what I ward, 100% POLYESTER S DOUBLE . ____ ___ VALUES TO I wish I we yowler. I'm 5-too old to start over, or to go it alr*. Bede,. I have no edai trnlrg, so I gnean I'D just have Lb go on as I hate m) husband and I have litti. in ccmmon except oour children, S5 in dakhehghrprofoL id : %.I . t"_ ____, - -- I(V1 thL -. I3ORNTOOSOON - - DEAR BORN: I'muweo eaotaIoae,Ibeaetrom ousandsofwomen your who kin In dull., tired .-.-..-,-, _01 ________ 0 . SPANO ,S,, 1975 AAATf ING ATCHIN - - . . - - - - - - ii - .. iv U HEATHER AND RIBS i - 'flI&UII - IfA& L r jo O LF IN DII U $ 88 I TO %bV W YD. During a swim party hosted by Zeta Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi for eight children from Fox Wright Casings. Methodist QiIrtn's H e,swim Instructor Jackie Caolo ex$alu dangers of horseplay and false cries for help while swimming. Afterwards a weiner rout wan held In Ft. Mellon Park for the children, their house parents Jeff and Barbara McConnell, Helen &ant and Joyce Coi,aswtfl members and famjllesfrom Zeta xi. __ m DR. 1. E. LAMB Kidney Civifrin CIk -•••• YD. ________ Arizona '(ats :4~ F n Top Ten DDIIITC PRINT US KETTLECLOTH - $ - LITTLE PEOPLE PRINTS VALUES TO $4.88 YARD -I I 00 YARD FULL BOLTS OF 100% POLYESTER INTERLOCK KNITS GREEN-ORAN U GE- PIN K Diet Sanford's Market to benefit retarded DEAR DR. LAMB I am a The same applies to children will be a held Saturday middle-aged woman and have potassium. The kidneys norfrom am. o p.m. aao bilateral nnl"ctic ,--, , rini1 clis. mallv eliminate air - 1t'i II " I W YD 1 ___________________________________________________ __________________________________________ Magnolia Ave., Sanford. ease, I am being treated by a your body doesn't need. When Thieves Market is an unusual vvry competent nephrologlstl they are unable to do this, the DEAlt POLLY-My big Pet Ptm is with the pod office. I do asle of new and uacd articles have had severaj side effects, excess accumulation of wish they would put ft aNflt of the town and Its eth code nwaber which are sold on (he hid and such as anemia, gout, diabetic potassium can upset the body on leues it' haggle bails Members of symptoms, swelling of the feet, chemistry and even affect the hn we wMM always know the ,b% cede -MRS. EU. will he all sales &W y skin, kg camps So, am not sczrised BRAND NEW FANCY POLYESTER t claim there are great hargaIt nsses with vonsiting. I might that ) potauln POILY-Wlth very Utile sewing bf could make teaMs to be had hr the t*aytr who ray this Is an itherited condi- foods rich in pota1um are e njoys dkkeijga htle for the Lion as several in my family limited. Individuals taking Into a leg so the sms cnlndds with the fram, of the rattet and desired wchase. have had the same coapalnt. water pill, hsvr the cppouJte I bci'ic,m hem is bait three or lcir in&.es frun the h.athe. Cut e.ij fri th At th pecct mc I am c'i a m. The flhin out of We tr pert of the dungaree kg to parallel the csarvu of lbs Wreedietidtaklng,nxncg w3ter often washes out too ;ckct, allawlni an lba (tW a good sturdy se. Rewrie the House which provides other things, four sodium much potassium which can be racket and sew this one seam. Attach or w a d or lacing b eàcajor al six other .erv bicarbonate tablets da ily, bad also. the ottdde of the cover so that when the racket is In th.ee, CM11 to reUxdtd children in ZyIoçftm to control the gout, the ladU WW gatim W bott= oftim w The kidneys also play a role for Plus Irm and liver f iinc & COTTON $ SHIRT KNITS CY I LA cm 49 inc AND PRINTS SPECIAL BUY vu --,, em PZttL-ELIZA8ETh " the case as she did her the Salle have been gat1ed by T L4tle Red Sthooihouse, __ POLLS-i n alle* to Wt a itot In town had aplaitic thimble in my site. I WTO4. ceawhoimkethembutdldntrecwiearep1omade myos'n. Itookmasklnç tips 1134 crelUUy OW4 (Kit hç and and over the tip of my flngr, slid It on and tj easy gsovwwrj at had a tsp. thimble tat h is now hard and 1nn and really works. ks.-I. u DEAR - N_.- I DEAR PtMLY-Tts who ar tired of having unsightly vnocnui aim prsnpuon mamelno wfs stung amuna can keep thrrn In a spire rack I txenfer my vltamjrss to a !aIrkd 1pufffit .i tapes can tie removed and transferred to jars. They Isok ___ -. W*:MuW4ttje boule fwng S. - kooil4me they cannot reach. Mune hsrga bove the stove the thIk1fl fl13I O\ to It ---JUlil in a place DIkR P(LLYMnat Of l C#iSngC I not e' F 'Tlrrr are ii rr ir t'ri-1 aç- r ,. - Oktoberfest t'IL '..'a.et a.,1 tai s. So, all that 13 being done for IS DEAR READER YOU is quite logical and r ecess- For benefit of our otMr readers. ary. 100% POLYESTER Cheer And Beer • 1,- % U <1000/ m -- W" & COTTON WIDE NUN ROLL SHIRT WAIST PRINTS GUILT SCRAPS TWO BAGS FOR - VALUE TO $2 4 ELASTIC ---' \ 'ro. 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Baseball Playoffs Alt! nsvnhfcAALoAn:sAvrn;Isyoues SUIIMI 11 59 t.Sl51.I - .fld ton National Conf erence Eastern Division TUES.THRUSAT,OCT1 14 DAD 100 GRAND ___________ ANCIENT AGES""' It LU No longer JJ.am..J Francisco 13 Sunday. Oct. 70 New Orleans at Atlanti New England at Buffalo Philadelphia at Dallas Baltimore at New York Jrs Cleveland at PittSburgh New York Giants at washing 3 I I 700 112 53 I 4 0 .200 52 143 I 1 0 .700 $2115 OR SA itS 711W styn. will the cynic! chide: "Detroit's got the best 0-4 team in football." Now it's got the best 1-4 team in football. The one victory may not enhance the looks of the record much, but "it beats getting hit in the eye with a sharp stick," Coach Rick Forzano said a fter Monday's 17-13 key victory over San Francisco. The Lions used a disputed 1-na. inl,,rfg,roni-g, . s..n Pi,isnt,ltt' nntt a key goal line stand to notch their first triumph under Foriano. The nationally televised game, played before a Tiger Stadium crowd of 45,199, had plenty of exciting plays to keep the viewers happy. Among them: -A 32-yard pass interference penalty which set up Steve Owens' one-yard touchdown plunge for Detroit in the second quarter. -Four Interceptions. One was returned 44 yards by Lion cornerback Levi Johnson and led to an Errol Mann field goal. -A 45-yard punt return by Dick Jauron of the Lions to set up another TI). -A64-yard run hy49er rookie Wilbur Jackson to the Detroit one. -11w Lions' goal line stand after that run. "We won by a few points We wou1d have made it more but we didn't want to run up the score," Forzano said, grinning. San Francisco Coach Dick Nolan rushed (Ill without saying much but quarterback Dennis Morrison, making his first NFL start, didn't mind talking about the loss, the 49ers' third straight in 14 2-3 record. 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ABC G IN AM I TO 'iS*LCW Ito nNlsbu RAREOLO12YR mffluy"m IMP FRENCH BRANDY -- -I' -- "" Bus NHY PAY 9c V YD TUCSON, Arizona (AP) tsho brought a quiet, wild-man, Saying simply that "it will be a tiered approach to the gridiron real challenge to stay there," at the Tucson school. "It will be head Coach Jim Young and his a real challenge to stay there." University of Arizona Wildcats Young was referring to have made their debut in The Saturday's upcoming game Associated Press college foot- with 16th-ranked Texas Tech, ball Top Ten. which lost its First game of the The Wildcats' No, 9 ranking season last Saturday, 28-7 to n)arked the first time in its his- Texas A&M. tory Arizona has ever broken The second ten are Penn into the Top Ten, while Ohio State, Nebraska, Kansas, FloriState held down the No. I rank- da, Arizona Slate, Texas, Texas ing for the fourth week in a row. Tech, Maryland, Miami of Ohio Undefeated Ohio State whal. and Tulane. loped Wisconsin 52-7 Saturday, The Top Twenty. with first its fifth victory of the season, place soles in parentheses sea and received 51 first-place Son record and total points, votes to open a conunanding PolnIs tabulated on basis of 20 $116 14 121091 etc.: lead over runner-up Oklahoma. 1 Ohio State 61) Soo 1160 400 $020 The Buckeyes received 1,160 7. Oklahoma U) MichIgan l) $00 n ofa possible l,l80points from a 4 Alabama (1) 500 511 nationwide panel of sports S. Auburn (1) 500 636 writers and broadcasters. 6 So CalifornIa 310 574 I$0 S Oklahoma had only live first- 7 NoIre Dame 4 I 0 42S S Texas AIM Place votes and 1,020 points in 9 Arizona 500 391 the balloting. 10 No Caro St 600 373 4 1 0 74.4 Last week, Ohio State led 11 Penn Slate $2 Nebraska 3 2 0 $69 over Oklahoma by a mere 20 13 kansas 4 $0 14$ points and a margin of 33.24 in II Florida 4 0 107 3I0 73 first-place votes. Both teams IS Arizona State IS 320 69 Texas finished 2-3 respectively behind 17 Texas Tech 311 59 national champion Notre Dame i Maryland 120 9 I'?, Miami, 0 401 41 last season. 400 39 Michigan climbed from 20 Tulrc receiving votes. listed Others fourth place to third with one alphabetically Arkansas, flay first-place ballot lolkming a 21- 'or. California, Illinois, Miami Missouri, Oklahoma I triumph over Michigan State. Temple. Pill. State UCLA. Tb.' Wolvnrinpc ciin)ntpiI , ',.'n,..•' Alabama, which dropped from third to fourth with one No. I vote and 814 points in the wake y of a last-minute 8-7 decision over winless Florida State. Auburn went from 10th to GREENPORT, N.Y. (AP) fifth with, an impressive 31-13 Island's End Golf and Country trouncing of Kentucky. The Ti- Club, 80 miles from the gers received the other first. York City line, is enjoying its plan' volt' 111(l 61 I1ifltS busiest seaso, In history. Golf Pounding out the Top Ten are pro Frank Zeriy reports Lite Southern California, Noire Greenport course on Long Ilame, lexas A&M, Arizona Islands North Fork has bee n and North Carolina State. k. averaging 700 rounds a In a season ot upsets, Young A number 01 women nave and his Wildcats are undefeated been playing the well-mani. in five gams and were 41-8 cured 6,708-yard course, many victors Saturday over Utah. of them beginners who get a list season Young took over break because their red tees essentially the same team that make the layout an enjoyable was 4-7 the year before, and 5,101 yards. came tip with a winner - 8-3 for The most picturesque hole is the season -- and a tie for the the 16th, a par three that is Western Athletic Conference reminiscent of Pebble Beach. The hole stretches over a gully, championship. to happy "We're be In the Top with Long Island Sound on the Ten for the recogni tion our right. From the back tee it players receive," said Young, measures 230 yards. '" FOR - - POLYESTE R POLYESTER flauihus anu iints c- Oktoherfest tkt. 19 at the tbon• how much of the normal bO(Tlety S (.kithGu5t, 31 CWAngC kidnty tissue is repiacea with Line, Cassetberry. cysts determines how well 'Lw Festivitie, will begin at 4 kidneys function - - DOUBLE KNIT - - ku1cs -• -• Kil l y Vhy To ftimew:iip-layfordarg'in Wher 11w from i p-in. in aza. sctety nU*rs will be drl u to elnnnn d and dethceiz. &id t tInt c t $ 1 88 YARD FULL BOLTS& DESIGNER LENGTHS h- • defed that -i peroa is hem Bs with lberc wan ipol rysts formed in the kidney hcietywil1c,ttateitvmuaJ sometimes affecting its -4 :* DOUBLE KNITS vv'p POI)C)'5IIC ku!iwy disease is a _________________ llLtsi U'LJIkS, 1iiictic Altthe disease are nieucIrplasticboj Whenarwtzutnglsneededl lust lift out will be available, In typical bleeding high h1rJ prrssur we b and find the ttcvi wtth' I' ci ae.rdnu Whe9 r10 erm,n OkLo&r(est trLion, dndai-Meyfal1are McaL oIyour IsJS&Mth ep g a St Will bt ..s treatment Is directed toward 00 t$ItIi In the nther.---MRL JR,W __I -• - - - ••-- - - yu ijij-: -- - - •: '!' 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Piew Eng S 0 0 1000 $4 6$ • Buffalo 4 I 0 .100 $01 77 LA OAKLAND OAP - The teii,- revealed: "I nught bat Bill boyant, aggressive team of on keeping the A's in their propestuous Oakland A's hope to North first instead of second. ctldballs. traded hitting slump. Despite explode tonight with their bats lie ha', more power as a rightThe combative A's started his modest 5-13 season record, instead of their tempers in the handed hitter. I might also the Series out with a bang when Los Angeles Manager Walt Al. third game of the 1974 World move some of the others around pitc hers Rollie Fingers and ston feels that Downing can Series with the Los Angeles in the lineup, too, we've just got Blue Moon Odorn exchanged continue to maintain the Dcdg. Dodgers. to get some inure ru ns," blows in the clubhouse last ers' masterful pitching of late. "i'm ex pecting us to break The A's may not be hitting week. And during Monday's offThe A's have managed only out any day now, but I've been well lately, but t hey've certain- day workout at t he Oakla nd 12 hits so far off Dodger pitchexpecting that for six weeks ly had the pitching. And the best Coliseum, a sports writer was ing, and the formidable Los AnSi I don't really know,' said on their staff goes tonight, 2- the target of v, rath, gek' •irlie were uqualI a: ciOakland Manager Alvin Dark, game winner Catfish hunter. Iteggle Jackson, Oakland's fective in the Nation League whose team has had more The tobacco-chewing Hunter, star outfielder, verbally chal. playoffs against the Pittsburgh notice recently for hitting well rested since he only pit- tenged Murray Olderman, edi- Pirates. people than hitting baseballs. thed to one ba tter on Sat ur day ton of Newspa per Enterprises The Dodgers will need all the A change In the batting order after working in last week's Association in San Francisco, hitting edge they can muster might be just the thing that the American League playoffs, has because of an article he wrote against Hunter, the premier A's need to add some punch to been embroiled in a salary for a nationa l magazine. Jack. right-harder in the American their recent Punch and Judy dispute wi th Oakland owner son roared out of the ba tting league in 1974. Hunter not only hitting. Dark, whose team won Charles 0. Finley. cage when he saw Olderman won 25games during the season the World Se ries o pe ner with an hunter, mad at Finley be- and abused him verbally before but also led the league wi th a undistinguished 3-2 victory cause he claims the owner re- a crowd of gaping onlookers. 2 43 earned run average. Saturday in Los Angeles and neged on half of his yearly Jackson was unhappy about The contest at the 50,000-seat then lost the second game by $l(X),000 salary, mnight make the th e general tone of the article, Oakla nd Coliseum, first of tiwee the same score, is thinking Dodgers pay for it tonight. which dealt with his alleged night games here, will start at about an adjustment in has hitThe A's light as well as any- ba ttle with other players For 5:30 P.M., PSI, a difficult ting agmunent. body else, 11)0. The Dodgers, or sole leadership of the team, period for the players beca use Noting that the A's face a left- any other team in baseball, are Meanwhile, ba ck at the World of the strange tricks that hander in •l Downing, Dark sedate compar ed to this Ram- Series, Downing concentrated sunlight plays in this stadium. - 6 1 . ltttJ('Ufldifl BS the HockeLs' biggest (liSappPifltfllCflt last easn. and Coach Johnny l•:gfln plans to remedy the situation ith greater employment of 7-0 Ke'th Kunnert and the addition of 6-9 Steve liawes. Kwuwrt , acquired m the middle of th e 1973.74 season from Ruffalo. %%S used sparingly tiuring his rookie campaign. I lts t'-, formerly of the Univursitv of Washington, has been lla) in professionally in Eurupt'. Eiiimi hopes th at together they iil lilt the Rockets from the last place in league rebounding, a Is'tI.11 Lttc, fuuhvt! last eaS(fl. FORWARDS: Muscular Rudy Tonijanovich has been called the iii'st popular item in Houston since the barbecue -.- and Irt1ai) rightfully so. He was the Rockets' scoring leader 24.5) and only All-Star representative last season. lie is strong, tough and work.s hard In all phases of th e game . Unfortunately, he dlc¼n1 get much help up front, unless Hawes, who averaged 24 points and 16 rebounds for a team in Venice, Italy last season. supplies it. 111ff Meely is the top reserve. Rating: B. CENTERS: Don Smi th is the Incumbent starter, but Kunnert could become No. 1 quickly. Smith is big and rugged but his shooting is erratic, his defense weak and his speed negligible. Kunnert larks experience and his shooting is questionable. ltatsn ( GUARDS: Diminutive Calvin Murphy is a whirling dervish, a 2fljint scorer, a magician with th e ball, and swift as lightning. offensively, he is sensational. And th en th ere is defense. Thats vktimlzed 1w re he hurts th e club. At 5-10 - or t'tt h because of his lack of size, a size considered 5mnH only in basketball. Mike Newlin is basketballs version ('1 base ba ll's I'vte Rose, "Chancy Hustle." Like Rose, Newlin is not an exceptionally gifted a th itte, but he reaches great heights with sheer determination, gi Ittiness, guile, cunning and fortitude. Ed Ithileff, in his second pr o year, is a rapid learner, while Dave WohI is a serviceable reserve, Rating: B. PREDICTION: Whatever hopes the rockets have for improvenwnt hinge on the pert orniances c'f Kunnert and Hawes or sometne else under th e boards. Tomnjanovich, Newlin and Murphy are seasoned pros, but it's the oth er two positions th at are causes for concern and it's problemati cal wheth er eith er Kunnert or Hawes or bo th are the answers. Four th in Central. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. - FULL BOLTS - • POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS POLYESTER 1 00% _. __ Promised By the way 'iii •u• - - Z --- p $ - . S POINTERS Bargain Day POLLY' i,-,iin',p,L.&. rl.r.fr. of ,..1ng ' cards I dir .t.. SPECIAL BUY REG. 8 YARD FANCY M . INW All DEAR POLL Y-1 ip someone can me how one $ 1 48 CO LOR CO ORDINATED 0 thecks Ifl tow lbedvtteilresdthyuwcoltgnri that abrjtk and groom had redadieck for aweddjng gift, agi4cmt hack they endorsed It and ,crlbed, "Thanks." N 4 a very Ixoper thank-you, bid I was more than I got. TICKED OFF D TULSA '!' By POLLY CRAMER FULL BOLT ____ .. . ,- SOLIDS & PRINTS _______________________________________________________ f or Card Tricks 'p DOUBLE KNITS . anotherstateaszmaTrkdlaltJune.Isenthlmagenerouscheck Hilt it *vfl. Isfisill tOfI 1% to A4id Vifl I,rIn. 133 L Ot,n, HllI, Cal t3I3 Itw Abby$ booit,t Itwis Wre Litteri 10111. ___ 100% POLYESTER . . who lives In aa eauv- a.wo 1973-74 finish: W 32, 150 - 3rd place __11 - wi.xms. iv*iq I R D 1975 MATCHING Central Division 5 0 0 I 000 121 6% Gm Bay 3 2 0 600 52 51 Chicago 2 3 0 400 75 66 1 1 0 200 64 74 DetroIt By The Associated Press National Football League American Conference Central Division NBA - Central Division b $2 98 YA EACH 88 1 - - - for a wedding gift. I heard noUng f run him, but noticed that Wien the bank sent my caefled checks, the Check was amug thom. F U Weak Hitting Attack HOUSTON ROCKETS IN JERSEY PRINTS IC - CONpIDlJTIAL TO "CRIED A RIVER IN HOUSTON": A womenwhoran msnpaleam bysbeaa fewlv ha I In qn aasra Dou'iu _ An YD $6.9? . xm~!.~ ___ . . marriages, but they ask b.0 I. improve time marriages. You dn't ask, so VU oat ofrr any advic?. Ican tell you, thoth, that - Rrinnic I Tr 1U U rbinrl r TO ItstinoknowtI'nalsknenmyoulook.Oattherother -_ rt Basketball -) - You can't help me. Abby. Nobody can. But it wouW be in. ua Fmicat 081. Wn cz I 6 1975 FASHIONS m M i:timades I no Longer enjoy. Talk about prostituticn! I honestly think that with all the changes taking place today womiii will eventualy get a break, and have the sevial freedom men have It 's tw la te for me it not for my daughters. Port" FWy. A' NFL_Standings Eastern Division W T Pc?. PF PA - (boosing their lucky numbers at a Monte C-aria F'tf ['eld by theSeoran Woznaii 'z Cb Friday at The Forest, Lake Mary, e if raw left) Mary Bell Strotmze, Joan Jun1r Green and B McNeil. Meaty was raised to support the club's projects whkb Include me Dhjdendj (Seminole ('ountysebool olunteeti wogram .Swdand Training C and Hacienda Girls Ranch. P(L favorite nephew to ' LENGTHS SKIRT .EMORAN WOMAN'S CLUB SPINS WHEEL OF FORTUNE marriage have to be a I KNIT - - - DEAR ABBY: My formerly FRI. 9 AND THE LATEST NEW - - . , - .. _____ ____ ' 1 001~7 ___ r-_:!., --, That's th THURS. _V~'._ ~ ) can and wanted his wife to gtve him we wctkend off from t.0 W WED., BETTER PRICES THAN EVER _____________________ I qi* Y I)EAR #1iisv Concerningtheman Px as rnsmed for y does _____ / .p, ___________ DAY -. -. away from the ane old routAis. L - - NANCY P Tuesday, Oct. 15, 1974-1 B Evening Herald, Sanford, F I. - E)EAftA BBY !vebendangb, real neat guy kee tethng me that I don't have to wry about his getting me tegnant becau he was Injured while playing f ootball Swid I P Cha P ro CASES OF 1975 FASHION FABRICS ALL fU49VStPd it In rn h"vd -- b WILL BE HERE TUESDAY WITH - H) nv;it. %AYI 1wRL' I ------ ------ OUR TRUCK FROM HAW RIVER Making APass I - - • -------------------- -- -----------. SPORTS TRUCK - LOAD SALE i -Ir -- r THE REMNANT SHOP 'S DEAR ABBY --------------- --......... - .......... i_.' a s. ' j. �- - = ~-___ ___ siw a SAVE. WOMEN __ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL SPORTS - .1 I A~~ " #N : ~ )-s THE REMNANT SHOP 'S Tuesday, Oct. IS, 1974-6A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'I TRUCK - LOAD SALE DEAR ABBY Tuesday, Oct. 15, 1974-1(3 - OUR TRUCK FROM HAW RIVER NFL Standings - _~ WILL BE HERE TUESDAY WITH Making A Pass k 11 1* ALL DAY WED., THURS. AND FRIs 9 ~ W - - ___ . '4, 1,/ - L , - 4-- - _:_ _______ !~~A OLTIM 7 1 NANCY DEAR NANCY. No. It sounds to me like be's trying to com• - pleleapau.Klckbjm(n th eend,one. 4 _______ ___________ .\ DEARABBY:Concerningthernanwhowasmarried(or2s ...IJIILI I wish I were younger. I'm 56-too old to start over, or to go it alone. Besides, I have no special training, so I guess I'll just have to go on as I have even though my husband and I have little in common except our children. SoIn order to be supported, and keep the high regard ofouz' chil dren (now married), I'll continue to allow my husband the intimacies I no longer enjoy. Talk about prostitution! I honestly th ink that wi th all the changes ta king place today women will eventually get abresk, and bave the afJom men have. It's too late for me, but not for my daughters. You can't help me, Abby. Nobody can. But it would be in. teresting to know if I)m all alone in my outlook. Or are there other men who feel this way? BORN TOO SOON CONFIDENTIAL TO "CRIED A RIVER IN HOUSTON": A women who can rnanlpuiatea man by sheM1ig a few tears tun a fortune in liquid sMell. Don't overdo It. Problems? You'll feel better If you get It off your chtit, For prim reply. write to *5Bv Box No. 59700, L.A.. Calif. Encloic stamped. seiddressed Uenvelcpe, please. Hate ,o write letters? Send Si to AbigaI Van Buren, 132 Lasky Df, Beverly Hills. Cal- 90712 for Abby's booklet "How to Write Letter-s ~_~ --_- - - ,e--- - - -SMQRAN WUMAt %-.-------L ._______ ~-__. - CLUB SPINS WHEEL OF FORTUNE County sc hool volunteers program), Sunlnnd Training Center and Hacienda Girls Ranch. - $2.98 I - =~_ ' . _. ____ s- ,___~. 100% POLYESTER ____ .-------.-'_ _-.-. ____ . -vollumemehl.- - ád4f/ ____ _""qWft_ - "SPANCO'S" 1975 MATCHING . . , - - .. - 100% -. DOUBLE KNITS 1 - - CHILDREN LEARN NOT TO CRY WOLF IN POOL During a swim party hosted by Zeta XI Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi for eight children from Fox -- Wright Cottage, Methodist Children's Home, swim Instructor Jackie Caolo explains dangers of horseplay and false cries for help while swimming. Afterwards a weiner roast was held In R. Mellon Park for the children, their house parents Jell and Barbara McConnell, Helen Brant and Joyce as WeU as uw - DR. 1. E. LAMB Kidney Disease - .-.- ...-- ''.'I Cheer And Beer .- u Easy WayTo Kill witli. 11wre are many (poly) cysts lonnc-d in the kidney The German-American causing it to be enlarged, and bottles. 11 there are little ones around the house the rack should be Society will celebrate its annual sometimes affecting its funchung in a place they cannot reach. Mine hangs ibove the stove Oktoberfest Oct. 19 at the (Ion, How much of the normal where the children cannot get to it.-JUDI. &ociety's clubhouse, 31 Oi'ange kidney tissue is replaced with Lane, Casselberry. cysts determines how well the DEAR FOLLY-Most of us change purses ses frequently and that Festivities wilLi begin at 4 kidneys function, i nnt easy, There are so many things carri ed in an average -. - . -Z__- _'_--- __r m ar4 German and dnnetit' 'lhr.-, m:tr r tnrii -.t.-........ Roaches and Ants t...._I!.L__. I . HEATHER AND RIBS , ____ __ .~M-=_. ~_-~- _- - __ ~____ ~~~ ~~_-_-__ ~ YD. 00 $ lit, IF - 0 - - ~ __ ~_ ___ ~ ~ - ~_- 11 50c 1 LACY T-SHIRT KNITS 49 $ SOLIDS AND PRINTS P1 44 YARD IR JARMEL'S AND FOXC0 4qS SPECIAL BUY PS In POLYESTER All < DOUBLE KNITS b' $ 1 88 YARD FULL BOLTS & DESIGNER LENGTHS 0____________________ ____________________ _______________ DOUBLE KNIT QUILT SCRAPS TWO BAGS FOR J POLYESTER p . r()TTflJ ~" WIDE NGI ROLL PATCHWORK SHIRT WAIST ELASTIC PRINTS NHY PAY VALUE TO $2.49 YD. . - I wt V 01 ftese ~__ _-.- __-~------ 1~ - __- ___ ~ -a,L:=_7~:, a~ ~ - __ 59c YD YARDS FOR ____ 0% A%,p ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. ~ ~ ~ ~41 ~ ~ ~ - - - - __ v -_ _~_ - -- - --- . . . -V- - ~~.~ 4,V - ~l ~ . _ -- - TUCSON, Arizona AP Saying simoly that "it will be a real challenge to stay there," head Coach Jim Young and his University of Arizona Wildcats have made their debut In The Associated Press college football Top Ten, The Wildcats' No. 9 ranking marked the first time in its history Arizona has ever broken into the Top Ten, while Ohio State held down the No. 1 ranking for the fourth week in a row. Undefeated Ohio State whalloped Wisconsin 52.7 Saturday, its fifth victory of the season, and received 51 first-place votes to open a commanding lead over runner-up Oklahoma. The Buckeyes received 1,160 of a possible 1,180 points from it nation%4.ide panel of sports writers and broadcasters. Oklahoma had only five firstplace votes and 1,020 points in the balloting. Last week, Ohio State led over Oklahoma by a mere 20 points and a margin of 23-24 in first-place votes. Both teams finished 23 respectively behind national champion Notre Dame last season. Michigan climbed from fourth place to third with one first-place ballot following a 217 triumph over Michigan Shte. The Wolverines supplanted Alabama, sshich dropped from third to fourth with one No. I vote and 814 points in the wake of a last-minute -7 decision over winless Florida State. Auburn went from 10th to fifth with an impressive 31-13 trouncing of Kentucky. The Tigers received the other firstplace VUt(' antl (;at, JX)iflS. - ---- - __~ . ___ __ -. ~ ~ , - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~-~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ,~ . , - - who brought a quiet. mild-mannered approach to the gridiron at the Tucson school, "It will be a real challenge to stay there." Young was referring to Saturday's upcoming game with 16th-ranked Texas Tech, which lost Its first game of the season last Saturday, 23-7 to Texas A&M. The second ten are Penn State, Nebraska, Kansas, Florida, Arizona State, Texas, Texas Tech, Maryland, Miami of Ohio and Tulane. The Top Twenty, with first place votes in parentheses, sea son record and total points. Points tabulated on basis of 20 1116 11 121091 etc.. I Ohio State (SI) 500 1.160 7 Oklahoma (S) 400 1.070 I M;chlan (I) 500 971 I Alabama (I) 300 III S Auburn (i) 100 636 California 6 So. 3 1 0 371 410 S06 7 Notre Dame ii') 173 I Texas AIM 9 Arlon SO 0 391 10- No Caro St 600 373 11 Penn Slate 1 10 24.4 12 Nebraska 3 7 0 169 4 I 0 lii 13 Kansas 41 II FlorIda 107 II 0 73 15 Aripona State 69 370 16 Teias I? Tevas Trth 31139 19 II Maryland 3 70 II 40 I 19 Miami, 0 100 70 Tulane 39 others receiving votes, listed alphabetically Arkansas. Bay br ct:t - :, Iiino-s, Miami Missouri. Oklahoma (fIa), Pill. Slate, UCLA, Vanderbilt. Wisconsin BusySeason GREENPOIIT, N.Y. (AP) Island's End Golf and Country Club, 80 miles from the New York City line, is enjoying its busiest seison in history. Golf - ____ __ __ - Central Oivis ien 5 0 0 1 000 121 61 Minn. 3 2 0 600 52 V Gfn Say Ctocao 7 3 0 400 79 66 1 1 0 200 84 71 Detroit By The Associated Press National Football League American Conference ZI Eatemn Olviston W L T Pct. PF PA Western Division New En S 0 0 1000 14 61 3 2 0 600 71 60 a 1 0 500 107 77 1 A Buffalo 2 3 0 400 30 71 Miami oo iii toe Atlanta 3 2 3 2 3 0 400 51 93 NY Jets 1 1 0 200 66 10$ SF P4ew On. I 4 0 200 54 III Bait 0 3 0 000 40 149 Central Division 110 $00133 71 I I 1 700 112 5) 1 1 0 700 52 II) 1 1 0 700 52 11$ CincI OAKLAND (All) The (em- revealed: "I m bat Bill boyant, aggressive team of on keeping the A's in their propestuous Oakland A's hope to North first instead of second. oddballs. tracted hitting slump. Despite explode tonight with their bath lie has inure power as a rightThe combative A's started his modest 5-6 season record, instead of their tempers in the handed hitter. I m ight also the Series out with a bang when Los Angeles Manager Walt Althird game of the 1974 World Wove some of the others around pitchers Rollie Fingers and stun feels that Downing can Series with the Los Angeles inthelineup, too, We've ju.stgot Blue Moon Odom exchanged continue to maintain the DodgDodgers. to get some more runs." blows in the clubhouse last cr5' masterful pitching of late. 'I'm expecting us to break The A's may not be hitting eek. And during Monday's offThe A's have managed only out any day now, but I've been well lately, but they've certain- day workout at the Oakland 12 hits so far off Dodger pitch. expecting that for six weeks ly had the ptdiing. And the best ('olisewn, a sports writer was jog, and the formidable Los AnSi I (!u't really knOV,' sa i l in their tali gues tt:ught, the target of wrath. cles anus were iqually as ciOakland Manager Alvin Dark, game winner Catfish Hunter. Reggie Jackson, Oakland's fective in the National League whose teatim has had more The tobacco-chewing hunter, star outfielder, verbally chal- playoffs against the Pittsburgh notice recently for hitting well rested since he only pit- lenged Murray Olderinan, cdi- Thrates. people than hitting baseballs. i.-hed to one batter on Saturday tor of Newspaper Enterprises The Dodgers will need all the A thane in the batting order after working in last week's Association in San Francisco, hitting edge they can (fluster might be just the thing that the American League playoffs, has because of an article he wrote against Hunter, the premier A's need to add sonic punch to been embroiled in a salary for a national magazine. Jack- right-bander in the American their recent Punch and Judy dispute with Oakland owner son roared out of the batting League in 1974. Hunter not only hitting. Dark, whose team won Charles 0. Finley. cage when he saw Olderman won 25 games during tile season the World Series opener with an hunter, imiad at Finley be- and abused him verbally before but also led the league with a undistinguished 3-2 victory cause he claims the owner re- a crowd of gaping onlookers. 2.43 earned run average. Saturday in Los Angeles and neged on half of his yearly Jackson was unhappy about The contest at the 50,00seat then lost the second game by $100,000 salary, might make the the general tone of the article, Oakland Coliseum, first of three the same score, is thinking Dodgers pay for it tonight, which dealt with his alleged night games here, will start at about an adjustment in his hitThe :Vs light as well as any- battle with other players for 5:30 P.M., PSI, a difficult ling agnmnent. body else, too. The Dodgers, or sole leadership of the team. period for the players because Noting that the A's face a left- any other team in baseball, are Meanwhile, back at the World of the strange tricks that hander in A! Downing, Dark sedate compared to this (lam- Series, Downing concentrated sunlight plays in this stadium. Pill Pitt Cleve Wester O,Ind Denver Kan City San Dego Monday's Game Detroit 17, San Francisco 13 Sunday, Dcl. 20 New Orleans at Atlanta New England at Buffalo Philadelphia at Dallas Baltimore at New York Jets Cleveland at Pittsburgh New York Giants &t Washing Division 4 1 0 500 111 62 7 7 1 500 96 113 7 3 0 400 56 101 1 1 0 2W 72 93 ton St. Louis National Conference Eastern Division '.j r ' Minnesota rr-) c.r v.an 4 1 0 100 71 II 3 2 0 600 90 75 1 -- --- CO -- - -- - c i ty at Marn Cincinnati at Oakland 1 Dallas at Houston San Diego at Denier PF PA si Phllia Wash at Detroit W L 1' PC? ... Detroit Has Best 1 -- - ~~~ ~___ .!~ - - q ~ _. -- -. - i IMP. 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One was returned 44 yards by lion cornerback Levi Johnson and ied to an Enol Mann field goal. -A 45-yard punt return by Dick Jauron of the lions to set up another TI). -A 64-yard run by 49cr rookie Wilbur Jackson to the Detroit one. -The Lions' goal line stand after that run. "We won by a few points We would have made it more but we didn't want to run up the score," Forzano said, grinning. San Francisco Coach Dick Nolan rushed off without saying much but quarterback Dennis Morrison, making his first NFL start, didn't mind talking about the loss, the 49er5' thd straight in a 2-3 record. "I was nervous in the afternoon, but when we opened with the passing attack it calmed me," the left-hander said. ''But in the third quarter I got more excited than I should have." Detroit picked off thttt Morrison aerials. One, by line-backer Charlie Weaver in the first period, ended a scoring threat. Then there was Johnson's Interception In the second ii scvcu MCHENRYBYR. Ill IT 000n" 1 -4 Team DETROIT (AP) -No longer will the cynics chide: "Detroit's got the best 04 team in football." Now it's got the best 14 team in football. may not enThe one victory may of hance the looks the record much, but "It beats getting hit stick," in the eye with a Coach Rick Forzano said after Monday's 17-13 key victory over San Francisco. The Lions used a disputed AMERICAS LAHGEST WINE &SPIRITS DEALER ST. LEGER emi s sin "'' 100 ° VODKA WISER'S_10 ____ ____ YR. , ç.M4.5$ A aA flCL 1 YARD ranL, - En ter To Ten * POLYESTER & COTTON - lel'unding was the I ckets biggest disappointment last season, and Coach .h'hnny Egan plans to remedy the situation with greater employment of 7-0 Kevin Kunnert and the addition of 1-9 Steve liawes, Kunnert, acquired in the middle of the 1913-74 season from Ruffalo, was used sparingly during his rookie campaign. f''uiozI if the t'mvrr'ttv if W'i,dnngtnn, ti:i been ili> ing professionally in Europe. Egan hopes that together they bull lilt the Ukets from the last place in It-ague rebounding, a I'sltiin thvy iimshed last season. FORWARDS: Muscular Rudy Tomjanovich has been called tht iiol popular item in Houston since the barbecue - and lrhals rightfully 54'. 1k was the Rockets' scoring leader i 24.5; and only All-Star repre:enthLive last ,eas'r. lie is strong, tough and i'rks hard in all phases of the game. Uni'rtunately, he (If tfl I net much help up front, unlr.ss Hawes, who averaged 24 po ints and lfl rebounds for a tear , in Venice, Italy last season, supplies it. ('1111 Meely is the tor reserve. Rating: B. CENTERS: Don Smith is the incumbent starter, but Kunnert tould become N .P. I quickly. &nith is big and rugged, but his shioting is erratic, his defense weak and his speed negligible. Kunnert lacks e x perience and his shiting is questionable. I .d 1111 ('. GUARDS: Diimnutive (ilvin Murphy is a whirling dervish, a , _11qm mt scorer, a magician with the ball, and swift as lightning. offensively, he is sensational. And then there is defense. That's %% here In, hurts the elub. Al ' - tfl !horter he is vinitied kcau.se of his lack of size, a size considered small only in basketball. Mike Newlin Is basketball's version of baseball's Pete Hose, "Charley Hustle." like Hose, Newlin Is not an cxceptinnafly gifted athlete, but he reaches great heights with sheer determination, grittiness, guile, cunning and fortitude. Ed Itmilleff, in his second pro year, is a rapid learner, while Dave Wi'hl isa serviceable reserve. Rating: B. PREDICTION: Whatever hopes the rockets have for imI)rlvt-fiicnt hinge in the pe rformances of Kunnert and Hawes ir M'me4'ne else -- under the boards. Tomjanovich, Newlin and Murphy are seasoned pros, but it's the other two positions that are causes f o r concern and it's problematical whether either Kunnert or Hawes or both are the answers, Fourth In Central. NEWSPM'EI( ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Arizona 'Cats BRAND NEW FANCY <100% POLYESTER 3rd place $3 44 100% POLYESTER CREPES AND PRINTS • KETTLECLOTH • LITTLE PEOPLE PRINTS VALUESTO'4.88YARD 100% - n - - FULL BOLTS OF 100% POLYESTER INTERLOCK KNITS GREENSORANGE-PINK Needs New Diet Is - POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS _____ By POLLY CRAMER i___1_! - ~ __ ~-_ - - Z - - -__ - - ~ . 1 FIN•TEX MATCHING YD. m Central Division -- REG. $800 YARD FANCY fie theoutaldeofthecoversothatwhentheracketjsinthe,cover to retarded children In Zyloprtm to control the gout, the lacing will gather the bottom of the eo','cr smgly aroun d the Seminole County. Articles for pua Iron and liver for my blood. The kidneys also play a role handle. Sue could even ncy up" the can as she did her the We he been gathered by Over a period of time I have in balancing the chemistry of dungarees.-ELIZABETH The Little Red Schoolhouse, lost over 80 pounds (from over your body, between being too TAFETA Thrift Shop and 200 pounds down to about 120 acid or too alkaUne.ThJsisvery POLLY-! allergic to metal thimbles notDEAR a store In town hadam a plastic thimble in mysewing size. I wrote the and CivIt.an members. Further pounds). I am getting along important for normal function, companies who make them but did not receive a reply so made donations may be brought to quite well at the moment, but I presume that the sodium my own. I took masking tape and erefully wound that around the TAFETA, 112 S. Magnolia Ave., can you explain to me why the bicarbonate Is part of this salt-free diet and limited general picture in your par. top and bottom and over the tip of my finger, slid It on and off Sanford. potassium and prote in and the ticular case. several times undi there was easy movement and had a So, all that is being done for sodium bicarbonate? thimble that is now hard snd firm and really works.-JENNIE, Oktoberfest you is quite logical and necssDEAR READER - For c qrv. DEAR POLLY-Those who are tired of havinv un*ightiv . . • .. -, hørt.t** 'iaznin and prescription madicine bottles sitting around Lelebrated With p3lycyatie kidney disease is a keep them in a spice rack. I transfer my vitamins to a labeled defect that a person is born 1 SPECIAL BUY . - .•• Civitan International of Sanford's annual Thieves Market to benefit retarded DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a The same applies to DEAR POLLY-I hope someone can tell me how one could use children will be held Saturday middle-aged woman and have potassium. The kidneys norincomplete decks of playing cards. I prefer a creative way It from 9 am, to 5 p.m. at 229 bilateral polycystic renal dis- mally eliminate any potassium Magnolia Ave., Sanford. ease. I am being treated by a your body doesn't need. When possible.-SALLY. Thieves Market is an unusual very competent nephrologlst. I they are unable to do this, the DEAR POLLY-My big Pet Peeve is with the post office. I do sale of new and used articles havp had s.veral side effects, excess accumulation of wish they would Put the name of the towo and its p code number which are sold on the bid and such as anemia, gout, diabetic potassium can upset the body on letters when stamping them and then we would always haggle basis. Members of symptoms, swelling of the feet, chemistry and even pJfp. the zlpcode.-MRS.E,BJC. Clvltan will handle afl ales and itchy skin, leg cramps and heart. So, lam not surprised claim thereare great bargains nausea with vomiting. I might that potassium and the DEAR FOLLY-With very little sewing Sue could make tennis to be had for the buyer who say this Is an Inherited condi- foodsyour rich in potassium are racket covers from the legs cutoff her dungarees. Slip the racket enjoys dickering a little for the tion as several in my family limited, Ind1vlthielz taking Into a leg to the seams ccincsde with the frame of the racket and desired purchase. have had the same comp laint, water pills have the opposite the b'ttom hem !s about three or four Inches from the ha ndle. Cut . Uproceeds from the alc .\t the present time I am on a problems. The flushing out of the upper part of the dungaree leg to parallel the curve of the will go to The Little Red School salt-free diet and taking, azuong water often washes out too racket, allowing an inch for a good sturdy seam. Remove the House which other things, four sodium much potassium which can be racket and sew one seam. 4Uoruw* cord or lacing to educational and otherprovides services bicarbonate tablets daily, bad also. . YD. FULL BOLTS - .. Civitan Club spice jar. Most preseriptions are taped on the bottles a- nd Llie tapes can be removed and transferred to spice jars. They look much neater this cay and e never nc-ticed as being medicine POLYESTER 88 $ 1 COLOR COORDINATED POLLY'S POINTERS Bargain Day Promised By Card Tricks .1 FULL BOLT DO UBLE KNITS - Are Welcomed SOLIDS & PRINTS DENIM COLORS _________ A_ , 1%. - All .- 1975 MATCHING ____ . .--- 310 YARD 118 EACH ___ U M - Re 99c To - 1973-74 finish: W 32, 150 m J) VALUES NBA 3 IN JERSEY PRINTS m Choosing their lucky numbers at a Monte Carlo Evening hChI by the Sernoran Junior Woman's Club Friday at Th e Forest, Lake Mary, are (from left) Mary Bell Strutinan, Joan Green and Betty &e _ McNeil. Money was raised to support the club's projects which include Th e Dividends (Seminole ____ I r Weak Hitting Attack HOUSTON ROCKETS SHIONS 1713 VALUES TO $6.99 YD. WI. Basketball lAir FA SKIRT LENGTHS ____ 6 THE LATEST NEW DOUBLE KNIT J to FIRICES [HAN kVtK 100% POLYESTER wszes~ . DEAR BORN: I'm sure you're not alone, I hear from thousands of women frour age who feel trapped in dull, tired marriages, but they ask bow to Improve those marriages. You didn't ask, so I'll not offer any advice. I can tell you, though, that the answer no t the "sexual freeclom" you with you had. DEAR ABBY: My formerly favorite nephew who lives In mother state was married last June. Isent him a generous check for a wedding gift. I heard nothing from him, but noticed that when the bank sent my cancelled checks, the above-mentioned check was among Isn't itcustary "rn for people to write thank-you aotes for checks? I recall how I laughed when I read in your colunu2 that a bride and grDmh*d received a check for aweddjng gift, and on the back they endorsed It and scribbled, "Thanks." Not a very proper thank,you, but I was more than I got. TICKED OFF IN TULSA _ - years and wanted his wife to give him one weekend off from his marriage every mon th How l wish l were marnedtohlm Th at's exactly what I want. I suested It to my husband nn'. and h hit t-he f'I'ilinL'- - - -...... Ever''ne but a ik gets a vacation. 1 mean a chance to really get away from the same old routine. Why does marriage have to be a -*F Li ____ iji? Wririinrl CASES OF 1975 FASHION FABRICS I By ABIGAIL 't\ Ill RE DEAR ABBY: he been dating this real neat guy who keeps tefling me tl~at I don't have to worry about his getting me pregnant because he was Injured while playing football. Should I believe him? for AI iz Pro Chart t NP4! ,-, ftwmm ________ u CAW(AItM 53 OLD REPEATER - ' UiUAT1IGA 8 n. 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Titusville Astronaut (4• first-place teams in the Florida ferson and Frostproof staying points): 0)13 Class AAAA on top of di th eir vision. Sports Writers pjj1 Tallahassee Leon I. 4-0 ( ) (' The standings were (team Class AA roouii poll 2. Orlando Edgewater (4.0)6o3. I. MonticeUo Jefferson (4.0)880 I'CO(dS and first-place this week with Ta llahassee Jacksonville Raines (4-0) 5 4. 2. Pahokee (4-0) 65 3. Inverness Vero Beach (4.0) 565. Winter Citrus (4-O)574. Mount Dora (4- r , ,..rI .' ( . Haven 40 526. MIami Killian 0) 52 5. St. Petersburg Catholic 3-0)337.Choctawtiatchee(4-.0) (3-1)506. Daytona Beach Lopez 308. Fort Lauderdale (4.0) fl 9. (341)37 7. Lake Butler Union The Knighs of Columbus 161-422series boosting her team Miami Beach (4.0) 1310. Or- (4-0) 31 8. Century (40) 30 9. Women's llandiciip League still to a clean sweep Sharon Lando Oak Ridge (4-0) 11 Foti Lauderdale Aquinas (3-1) find the Flaming Hurricanes in Klrkgdrd, as high bow ler for Others receiving votes*1116 Port St Joe (3-1) 10 first place. Sue Ceynowa, the Frozen Daquiri.s, al though Deerfield Beach, Fort Pierce (1J!u A Central, Jacksonville rolling 70 pins over her her efforts were to no avail. (- . • - . . . ASU .. -v •. p . . ,[L_.,,.,J S 7~ ~ - -47 - - : - * .t, .,. .. -.' - I- '-? - . .• . • -. - .. ' 0. p1 .VL- 114 - - - • 'S YOUR ___________ ,, t ,-.. ' _T8 ,' .... MUD ,,. LI '. . .-'y 1 .-. ., . . _. Af -- ,'. " - 1 .,4 0 - a.-;! r- - _-- t. - - ...; - -- -_--.---- Pla ers In y Trouble - - - 'We have no long-term robeiiis, ix •wu a news cornerence. "The players were not paid said. :?t the as game, we've "I t's the Oiu)' pay per syear. in sider our players have missed a pay period if they 'ire , paid between the end of one gane the start of another. • _. se son. a CONTEST RULES AN= . I I I JI U ru,- uue iissisranr .....- LA U I U L/ Entry Blank. No scores. Just pick winners. Pick a number you think will be the highest number of points scored in any one game on this page and place 4' WEST I.AI'AYETTE, Ind. IA[') - services are sch ed uled here Wed nesday for longtime Purdue assis ta nt foot ba ll coach and athletic department figure Al Parker. Th e 57-year-old Parker died Sunday, succumbing to a sixmonth bout with cancer. lie spent 17 years as an assistant coach, 14 of those wider former 11oi1rmaker coach Jack Mollenkopf and three under Former Purdue mentor Bob DeMos.s. For the past two years, Parker served as administrative a ssisthnt to Athletic Director George King. I this number in the space provided in Entry Blank. This Will be used to break ties. One entry blank only to each contestant. Entries must be brought to the office of this paper or postmarked no later than Friday Noon, October 18. t%'IIIard Under (Reasonable Facsimile Also Accepted) My name ls .....................Address .................. CASH PRIZES .irst P .... Second Prize. .. $6 1 $4 Third' Prize rize LOflTST Editor 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. Evening Hera Id-SSc .......... Winner .................. Fla. State Bank .................Winner .................. Medco .......................... Winner .................. NOTHING TO BUY-NO OBLIGATION Newcombe Singles Winner - Evening Herald--News .........Winner .................. Dekle'sGulf Service ........... Winner .................. I think ........will be the most points scored in any one game. THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASONI - P.O. Box 1657 Sanford, Fla. LYMAN OVIEDOr • $EMlNoLE ..nloy LAKE BRANTLEY LAKE HOWELL crusty's personalized -' Class pizza LI BEFORE YOU MAKE UP YOUR MIND ON PIZZA TRY CRUSTY'S: WE MAKE OUR PIZZA. SPAGHETTI, AND SUBS, FRESH DAILY. : - ¼ -- WATCH FOR WEEKLY SPECIALS Now! - WE INVITE YOU TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR NEW SATURDAY FAMILY NIGHT Open a student account! £t k$Gar* kz frw"ad Any graduating Tear . ' Extra Charge! YRUES SANFORD PLAZA Open Mon., ihurs.. Fri. Dl 9 Sanford Plaza SHOTGUNS % OFF from I ArmywNavySurplus LEVI JEANS-JACKETS LUUUAUI: - IAI(t'S- BOOtS SHOES. RAINWEAR. HUNDREDS OF SURPLUS VALUES 310 SANFORD AVE. Clemson vs. Duk* Auburn vs. Ga. Tpch. is Open! LIMITED TIME ONLY Only SlSdownl --7 '-'-, PRICED FROM $6950 322.8610 Dress Shoes 6 5 up '- IN THIS SPACE CALL AHEAD FOR EAT-INS GCAvCiiiT' - Dove Season 25 Ring I LADIES AND CHILDREN'S your Georgia vs. Vanderbilt The Sports Shop SANFORD PLAZA GUNS -AMMUNITION MMUNITION REPAIR WORK- BLUEINGREPAIR RIJY. SELL OR LAYAWAY BUFFALO, N.Y. - The Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League traded center Gerry Meehan and defenseman Mike Hobitaille to the Vancouver Canucks for defenseman Jocelyn Guevremont and right winger Bran McSheffrey. D aily Tanner Newspaper SYDNEY, Australia - American Roscoe Tanner won his first-round match against Australian Dick Creay 6-2, 6-3 in the $75,000 Australian Indoor Tennis Cham. delivered to your door for only pic'nships. :s Sunday flenijd N. Carolina vs. N. C. Slat. Now Nine Art yvur burder)ess silkscreen prints. From square negatives. fir y(e.t. 126 Size '"RAND to serve you. ONCE AGAINI WE'RE 3'-20'.4 ftd dcivi7 Drive-in windows Get the news that affects YOU And Color Slides Processed 49 $ .. . -- . - - . - _. 1 831.9993 -- - A. EXCEPT. Perfecta (1-I) $20240 10TH, Singles, Spec 7: : We close from Sunday O P.M. To Monday 7 A.M. Virginia v. V.P I. p. BOSton cue9e vs. Piftburgh Mich, State vs. Illiwis L Missouri vs. Okla. State 940 s Domlrt,o Mu.juerza - 'Itgui-Juan - s GULF SERVICE 2518 S. FRENCH and - .. J' - DistftbuLyXlngFeat"rd$,IlJiraiI =5S7- =5===_ _= =7;7-7-7-=7- __________ - 7r - - - -7-- •- - - - - . The Gods" Rated THEME _j -- ______ BN.IcE LEE Rcturnof 1'Iic Dragon Iii IUI V1OI1P.WC4 4 P bW - - 4 _______- 16,1974 iLtl - _______________ ,,, 1 •MIHOL (AMUlI UATUS: Iii I "'••' $ NOW OPEN Luncheon & Dinner Menu Home Cooking. Daily Specials Happy Hour 5-7 IMphight R1Si,LI DINE & DANCE To Th. * AMERICAN DREAM" 2700 S. SANFORD AVE. 3ä ER HOUSE SEAFOOD, STEAKS, CHICKEN FRIED SHRIMP, CLAM or OYSTER DIN NERS 81.95 p Includes Conch Chowder, Choke of Cole SIaw or Toned Salad, French Fries or Baked Potato and Hush CHILD'S DINNER HOURS: SUN. . THURS.11:30A.M.. 10 P.M. FRI. 11:30A.M.. 11:00 P.M. SAT. 4:30P.M.. 11 P.M. COCKTAIL LOUNGE •HIBALL lSc MOST COCKTAILS $Sc 2508 S. French 322.5281 322 •9609 1 k _____7 1 600 - 13 ___________ taiAft i...dam A "r"J vvuiicauuy . 1 I I October 16 SERVING 11:00 dF LUNCH FEATURING CHAR BROILED BURGERS S BUCK AND A HALF S8UCK SEVENTY FIVE CORN BEEF ON RYE $ BUCK SEVENTY FIVE 57.00 610 110 6 140 560 3 __-7 -- - - - - - -------------------ALL OF THE ABOVE INCLUDE Good All Day HOMEMADE SOUP OR TOSSED SALAD LUNCH Co-npleie di,ner 2 9 Regular Am*ticb,l Cvisn, Tim $06 It$.ISP.M *1)1-il PM 5). to P. M M..Tb Fri £ 5*1. - ASSORTED CRISPY SALADS and gfOvy. col* slow potatoes and hot bhcui's. - - 13th and Sanford Ave. pen Daily 11 a.m.tiI9 p.m. Fri. Sat. fit 10p.m. 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 17.92) Sanford Dials cus.tberrv,$ta. 1.3I'I3I Fir* Hills Shopping C"1" UISW.C.t.n4.iOf. 323 - 0963 - Octafld. - -- -- - - --- - - -- - Call Ahead For Take-Out Orders 17ous' #eoe FRIED CHICKEN SEMIWOLI PLAZA - - - - - OTHER TASTY SPECIALS CARRY-OUT SERVICE nkgx-knes.sfrdxxfrxss& *i ,nasr crdt Cards Acet-t.d - - - - - - - - - - -' pieces of chi,Iien. mashed 9" Value Honey Regtjst ,0U* SOIl H-1O6,190.00 - - J \"VlRGiplsMTcH" RARE ROAST BEEF SANDWICH I == 1 . 1 A-fl3$ ___ =7- I _________________________ WeZim&y% physical CIIinrW Paid I 1.70 1 Rent Miguel QuIntetS (I 6) $71.00 Perfects (16) $340.50 Late Big Q (36 with 1$) $416.10 3?2-4?24 Northwestern vs. Purdue W. . .1 Matinee Wed. 2:30 FlOW ' I/11/0 ~1 1 50 £wtMitic 1.00 $ Erdo:Altu Quiniela (3-6) $3360 Perfecta (6-3) $110.70 12TH, Doubles, Spec 7: 13.10 7.70 1320 I Bilbao-Juan SO s3c 6 ruriB goa / 4,11 ' 322-0234 610 360 3 Perfects (7-3) $114.00 Daily Dou ble (4-7) $S3.00 11TH, Doubles, Spc t .i41P\ . .,. .... "Chariots Of _____ _____ ' October F I _________________ GENEIIAI. TENDENCIES: You can investigate new ideas today and tonight but it's not the time to commit yourself to a definite course of action since all the factors involved are not yet fully understood. Postpone th e si gn in g of any documents. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19)11 you study your responsibilities early, you will be able to handle them efficiently. Strive for more harmony with loved one. TAURUS' Apr. 20 to May 20) Don't let it bother you if you don't agree with the ideas of associates. Be silent with one who is in a most Irate mood. Relax tonight. GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Although you have many duties to perform, don't expect aid from others, since it will not be forthcoming. Show that you are sensible. MOON CHILDREN (June 22to July 21) You can enjoy yourself most now by sticking to pleasures that are wholesome and inexpensive. Put more zip into your life. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Try to coo pe rat e wlthfamily and strive for a firmer foundation. Get at th e source of any friction and eliminate it. VIRGO i Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You should be careful in motion today if you want to avoid the unhappy influences. Don't criticize others today. Show consideration. LIBRA Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Elevate your consciousnes to a greater degree and you will be on the road to success. Listen to advice of a clever business expert. SCORPIO Wct. 23 to Nov. 21) Try to please good friends in a social way and you find this opens new avenues of success to you. Sidestep a depressing activity. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You may want to renege p a promise you've made, but it would be wise to carry through with your commitment. Be cheerful. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Show that you will cooperate with a plan a friend proposes that could gain mutual success. Take time for mediation tonight. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Engage in a civic affair and gain the respect of a higher-up. Show you are conscientious in civic improvement. Follow hunches. PISCES i Feb. 20 to Mar. 201 Be careful of stumbling blocks in a new project you have in mind. Don 't permit a new contact to lead you astray. Be confident. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ...he or she may become impatient when the going gets rough and many want to turn to something else. Teach to pe rse vere and to figure out how to get around pitfalls and complete whatever is started. Make sure as parents to have only the finest Influences around. Give ethical training early in life. "meStarsimpel, th ey donot compel" What you make of yo ur life is largely u, to YOU carroll piçhtci-'s lnd,vidual Forecast for your sgn for November is rc. ready. For your copy tend your birlhdafe and S. to Carroll PcI-ocr lorecast. Evening Herald, P 0 (lox 679. Hollywood. Cal'if 90028 " PAGODA 970 11.20 1310 ChucMo lain Zlr I Somerset (e) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gilligan's Island 4:40(2) Bonanza (1 1 ) Orlando City Cou ncil (35) Leave It To Beaver (44) Gcmer Pylo 5:00 (9 • 55 Ofl Impossible 4:00 (2. I) 8y C.%ItIWiJ. RIGIITEI( (41) The FugiPive 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie ROCXWG C14AM (6) Andy G.iftlth HOROSCOPE For Wednesday, Heroes Show bU1' Marriage (6) Match Grrt' (44) Variety 12:55 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot Entertainment . ( QulnIeta (37) 151.00 Dekle PINECREST CENTER - 17.?2 & 27th I .\8E.FIRSTST. .iui ooru - (44) Underdog Ma (44) Hogan 's Sant! QunIIa (14) Menchal 322.2611 £4Nf And Restless (8) Jackpot (9) Password (35) Big Valley (3$) (33) (44) Leave It To their Lives Perfecta is 1) $143.10 24 HOURS a - I- (6) 1:300, 8) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2, 8) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2.8) The Doct or s (6) Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My Life (35) My Favorite NINTH, Singles. Spec 7: 19.601300 $00 1 a. jdiiE-j Juan 770 460 1 A ttu Sunday Hemid BANK AFTERNOON 12:00 (2, 44) News 10:00 (6) Barriaby Jones (9) Marcus Weiby (13) Washington Debates 10:30 (3-5) News 11:00 (2. 6,8,9) News () The Saint (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,0) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World of emotional Quiniela (45) $41 SO - DAILY TO SERVE YOU Ewning HeuId Squares () Love 01 Life (9) Brady Bunch 11:55 (6) News 25 70 6 00 CtuChO AItu 40 15 development of young children 7 60 6100 Erdo:a Larrea through the first two years of 240 Rene Juan -. low and your county! Read 11 :30 (2 8) Hollywood . . 'r.rr_____________________ Processing (6) Now You See it (9) Split Section (44) Phil Donahue at Briarcliff College, a private EIGHTH, Doubles, Spec 7: 154 Plus MOVIE FILMS 5 regukii windows 4 speed !ones .. (9) All My Children ughout ' JUMBO PRINTS (I) Let's Make A Deal (9) Hollywood Squares (13) Movie 8:00 (2, 8) World Series (6) Good Times (9) Happy Days (24) America (U) Vict ory At Sea (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (6 M.A-S.H (1) Movie (9) Movie g Symphony fnvlronment (9) One Life To Live (6, 8) News (3$) Movie (44) Green Acres i00 3- 4 a women's co llege here, infants LA '1IL ct ULiIMIL1SR.NA$lUN by Alan Mayer Rent 300 I between 4.10 3 Fermin Bengoa of age are the best supplements 20 - Quinlela 11 6) jøt,' i7.(VEL4'VP /,VP/AV5 Perfecta (6 n $567.30 to instruction and textbook SIXTH, Doublet. Spec 7 reading in their developmental Arecha Bengoa 1020 6.10 1.00 I j1M psychology courses. 4,/' F/s4'7 A 640 100 Domingo Aguirre 340 3 Negui-Javl 7j1Y44O V49'FOPf,YtP P,4' I'\ Through working and playing Qutniela (15) $26.10 Pf4cPwith infants In the college's Perfela (1 S) 110,30 .. "Baby Laboratory" for two SEVENTH. Doublet. Spec 7: S60 S hours a week thro 21.40 9. sca BeilIa the A'cchd l.enll pM6FcMc#Fb' jg 9.10 1210 $ school year, each Briarcliff ___ ______ Eddy Arana child psychology student is able Guiniela (18) 7900 to observe closely the nature of Perfecta (1$) $1090 . (24) AS Man Behaves (' Luc' Show (24) Man and 6 30 lt FIFTH - Doublet. Spec 7: Call 322.uii 'STV HT Best Teachers SAN FRANCISCO - The San Francisco Giants sent relief pitcher Elias Sosa and catcher Ken Rudolph to th e St. I.ouis Cardinals in exchange for catcher Marc flill. 55; a week Diamond (24) Town Hall (35,44) Star Trek 7 30 (2) Candid Camera Babies Found Giants, Cards Deal Evening Ik'mkl Miami vs. W. Virginia Wins ( 3$) Lost In SpaCE 6:00 (2, 6.8,9) News (13) WOH Sports and Travel World a R Hockey Dealings L' Have a a TOKYO - John Newcomb-e of Aus tralia and Maria Bueno of Brazil captured the singles titles at the 8100,000 Japan Open Tennis Tournament, Newcombe defeated fellow Australian Ken Rosewall, the defending men's champion, 3-6, 6.2, 6-3 and Miss Bueno downed West Germany's Kataja Ebbfnghaus 3-6, 6-4, 6-3 In th e women's final. do tvening Herald T (9) Truth Or short WEDNESDAY after injecting what he consid. ered adequate financing to carMORNING ry the club through the season," Mix said of the London, Ont., 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee developer. "Bob's selling off 6:10 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie 50111e of his holdings in Canada Sunshine (I) to raise the additional cash and 615 AlmanacIn feels very strongly that 6:3$ (2) Profiles something good will happen Education soon." 6:30 (6) Sunnse Semester MiX,aft&atlngwtththe (8) Today In Florida team Monday, said the players 6:53 (2) Daily Devotional understood there is no certain7:00 (2. 8) Today ty" the checks will be available (6) News (') Bozo Wednesday. "The morale is 730 (44) Forum 44 good," be said, "and they con8:00 (e) Captain kangaroo aider it a temporary inconven(9) Dusty's Trail fence (44) New Zoo Revue 8:30(9) Movie (33) Mothers-In-Law (44) Tennessee Tuxedo J i Al i 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas Golden Voyage (9) To Tell The esu s Truth (33) Not For Women Only MONDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS (44) Leave It To Beaver rnsr - Doublet. Sp 7: 9:30 (8) That Girl Larri-EIo.-za 460 720 410 1 (35) Florida Lifestyle 920 340 3 Aldana Lenhi (44) Petticoat 440 i Eddy Albcdl Quifflela (1 1) $ 40 Junction Perfecta 1 3) 12 40 10:00 (2, 0) Name That SECOND, Doubles, Spec 7: Tune 1620 1360 510 6 LarrIY:a (6) Joker's Wild EchanoAlberdi 620 370 $ (35) Romper Room 420 Aldana-Javi (44) Fa th er Knows Quiniela (6$) $67.00 Best Perlecta (6 I) $32410 Big Q (1-3 with *11-6) $10110; (1-3 10:30 (2. I) Winning Streak with All 1) $26940 (6) Gambit THIRD - Doubles. Spec 7: (9) $10000 Pyramid Arecha Pecet 1740 7.40 440 7 4.40 140 1 Urza BeUla 9.40 6 Ogulza Arana Quinieta (1 7) $91.20 Perfecta (7 1) $337° FOURTH - Doublet. Spec 7: DomingoAttu 1960 6.00 100 1 3.10 2.40 2 JIVI I 40 7 Erdo:a Juan inhela (2 1) $21 BRJARLIFF MANOR, N.Y. Perfect* (42) $91.70 (AP) - According to students Daily Double ITO %779.60 MIAMIAPt- CalderRaceCoursepaidotfiiaseason's high trifect.a Monday when an unidentifi ed patron pick ed up $28,761. Th e winning ticket was an 8-6-12 combination. F.G. Rivera's Mr. Art, rid de n by Jonas Garrido, t ook the seventh race fora $92 winning mutuel payoff. Favored School Year was second In the field of 12, with shot Fleeting Spirit third in the mile event. Knight's Shoe Store .............Winner .................. MAIL or iv: ..........Winner .................. ONIG ) Harris "was just caught Highest Trifecta Sports Shop .....................Winner .................. - Knife ..............Winner .................. Army Navy Surplus SECOND& THIRD PRIZES-AT$E$5 Each To DENISE FUES,l003MelIonvIiIe TOM ROWE, IOZ Linda Lane, Sanford Bob Harris, the Canadian millionaire who owns the club, said he planned to have the money for last week's game With him when he arrived Portland for the Wednesday ni gh t game. Cowboys. Zale's ..........................Winner .................. 2417 Palmetto Ave., Sanford TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK DcIpl%., Crusty's Pizza Hawaiians. ST. LOUIS (AP) - St. Louis Cardinals running back Ken Willard was to undergo knee surgery today and is expected to be sidelined for the balance of the National Football League season. Willard received the injury two weeks ago in a game against the San Francisco 49ers and was not in uniform for the Cardinals' 31-28 victory Sunday over the Dallas OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK 1st PRIZE-Sb LAMAR OXFORD Mix called the news conference to refute published reports that Storm players had not been paid for two weeks and weie considering boycotting Wednesday's game against the vies The Law and (24) Electric Compioy Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Li ne PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Despite delinquent paychecks there'li be no player boycott by the Portland Storm this week "We're just in a short-term cash crunch," General Man. ager Ron Mix of the World Football League team said Monday. PHILADELPHIA i All') - Larry Jones, an All-Pro for three years in the American Basketball Association, has been cut by the rival-league Philadelphia 76crs, - 700 (2) To Tel l The YS ersVeterans (13) Mr. Jones P/a Jones averaged 10 poInts a game for the National Basketball Association club last vear. tie was the 76ers - -- Tuesday Oct. 15, 1974-3B TI IrCr% A V 11 7L Lyman's. offensive tackle Earl Williams, 74, appears to be spitting dust, but the brown stuff Is up;ooted by the shoe of an Edgewater player. The strange play doesn't seem to distract Gre y hound EYES I students' recommendation Monday that they be suspended from Arizona State University because of an alleged assault in a dormitory Sept 24 Alapa, 19, and Tyler, 17, will remain In classes and on thefootballteampendlngtheirappcal(oaunjversitytrial board, according to the ASU Code of Conduct Alapa and Tyler were involved in a dispute with another student in which the student sufkred s cut hand when he "as pushed or fell through a window in his dormitory room I • -i "-- .- IN ===_ -t 7-_-fl -- Stor TEMI'E, Ariz. (A1) - Defensive end Clifton Alapa and defensive halfback John Tyler appealed a dean of , - iiL. . - Forrest. 1. Frostproof (4-0) 8 80 ' T I The Harvey Wallbangers Iargo. Merritt Island. a~erage. led the Hurricanes to lahassee ' (3-0) T2 three wins o ver the second itre no snatch For the Sb-GmClass AAA Br Id(4-0)' 61 4. Miami place team, the Mai Tais. Eve Fizzes, this past week. Ginny 1. Leesburg 0-0) (5) 5 2. as Gaudreau fired a 180-478 series Glades Central (341) (3) 69 kogero s 170-494 series sonville University Christian high for the Mai Tass She also for t he I izics, t gain a four Gainesville Buchholz 3-1) 58 (2-1)47 6 Fort Myers Verot '4-. point victory. Ginny rolled 52 Venice (4-0) 48 5. Auburndale 0) 37 7 converted the 5-10 split, Apalachicola 3.1 248 ibe liot Toddies won all four pins over her average. It %as a 14-0) 316. Delray Beach Attan- Mooce I,a e 2 v n (2- ) 18 9. Miami HERE'S points froin the Frozen %%eek of F(a!:t or Famine for the tic 13-1-1) 28 7. Hollywood 0irtstian (4-0) 12 10. Monticello dquIrss. K . C. League. Chamina e (4-0) 27 . e Christian (4-0) 9 S. - - LEISURE EvenIngHerald, Sanford, Fl. - - - -= - ?'• -_ ---- I IN B`MMEF . . Bowlin g - -- t. - - NoPay qp ,.PTq tl - - Fthn/D,4 STATE ---- 7 1 uesday, Oct. 15 1974 Prep Rating Unchanged - - 7 - ----- -- - - - - - -,-- - - �4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Oct. 15, 1914 Tuesday, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ---, U- L'% - AIIML_ P51111111 DELICIOUS Kirby Locations X. You Mixon Auto Parts 13Wk 3159 Hwy. 17.92 22 S. Park Ave. 323.6404 AUTO INSURANCE OPEN 8.6 Mon. thru Sat. 4707 Mixon Auto Part a nd Machine Shop - Right Pardnerj Jumping Jacks 222 Magnolia Downtown Sanford are the only shoes 32.O808 Vale' s Junior Open 8.6 Mon. thru Sat. Downtown Only Open Sun. 9.2 1ii__LrV _5JL : LOW RATES I.24 Year Olds SR22's Filed EZ Payments Open Daily 9.5 Fri. 9.6 Sorry Closed Sat. For Quotes CALL 323.3866 323.7710 Shoeland Ph. 8317257 390 Longwood Plaza Hwy. 17.92 Longwood see all the things your new Caribbean Cari *bbean trips European, $1 20 G uy I sHouse Of Bar.B.Q delicious array of Bar B 323-8130 Plus many other 2201 French Ave. Gordon Meyer Bldg. non Bar B Qua Generators * * * * Air Conditioners 0 ;0 clo Look For i 1.4 CENTER Tune-Ups I HITCHES OF ALL SIZES: ______ - 919 - 2nd St.. .. r - -. . ... . . .. . ... - _ Nul ___ ___ : a I 2311 1st. St. 323471 • wJwJ *Visit I : SOUTHERN : RV SERVICES w : 1"TI!F SPECIAL I Cleaned-Oiled Adjusted I I / 1 - 323-5230 Ph 17.A7'7 Sanford Fla : REC 'lEE SERVICE I * Timely maintenance * is investment * Protection" * 17.92-Lake Mary Blvd. * 323.9020 830.1020 2101 FRENCH Private Patients VA Medicaid Out Patient Therapy Planting Guide &Almanac 1400 W. First St. Ph. 3236630 Sanford Old t.Zs;gore ki S lure Bldg . SANFORD Storage Compartments 41 *Bus & Van I * Conversions BarB-Que 24 Hour Nursing Care For STRAWBERRY PLANTS TRAVEL TRAILERS & CAMPERS, TOO WE WILLORDER TO YOUR EXACT C SPECIFICATIONS C Where the Motto is '.here your friends are Accessories I I * ALSO Guy's NURSING A i P AM,. S P.M. Sales, Service I 1%11 ~ _ Oqp_l I I Motor Home : Dinners & )S FEET Complete Awnings Sandwiches ,I r r I I * Welding Hitches Quo 1€t - : • * Lube & Oil Change * * Onan Service Don't forget our C a n do UP TO • • * * Corn on the cob, bread, ham, choice of potato salad or marcaroni salad. Take Home Take Out From Cruises Has C : FalJ Spcials COUNTRY DINNER Ageøcj cnc.TrrnTTrr1rfd * Cervuce * %F FOR EACH CUSTOMER * This WeOk's SPECIAL . 15,1974-513 -E' .. * Personalized Vacuum compcmy To Serve ** * * * * * * * * * * Oct. 1 $350 I Jewel 'Movement _________ I $650 " A MERLE nORMnn Everything Visit Our Ka ctu S Korral . '. "" 14\ • . SPECIAL TUESDAYS Bingo Horse 1 Rid Feeds Horse & Rider . .30 COMPLETE CHICKEN$1 DINNER Reg. Sim r KJ Hwy. 110 -fl Longwood Exciting Peignoir Sets Long and Short Gowns M1Vryfffflff 21133 SANFORD AVE. StoreSANFORD, FLA. uiu A QUEEN'S BOUDOIR FIT FOR -. %inKaRtM A ___________ ______ And Baby Doll Elegance. Styles oo From In Laces and Lawn Trouble ?? - l"R I ENDLY, ShIl LING ASSISTANTS AT G U Y'S 110 US E 0 F BAR-B-Q II - UuI Fertilizing Brown Patches? ? _______ Gifts • Promotions BEAUTY SALON Specialfies; e Premiums Fund Raising aijatd 687 LGke St.- Hwy. 427 _______ Longwood 831-7878 - Mon.-Sat. 8:30 a.m..6:0O p.m. (305) M-8300 Thur u.j SANFORD. FLORIDA Fri. Evenings by Appointment tJllh1.. uI1Ji. AUTO PARTS Drive out a And Accessories WHOLESALE - RETAIL LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT Save / Duda Auto Parts Oviedo Tractor Co. and Route 426 ?UNI'UP flECTICAt ANt. ?AGNOSTIC SlIvICI CALl 373-0227 lOt AN Ph. 385.3248 APPO;N1M1,4! AT OL1 uCaV 01 OPFCI I S MOOd. 7N. 15:00 P.M. It N110i ONE PARENT MUST ACCOMPANY CHILDREN FOR FAMILY RATE. TIlES: PRIVATE PARTIES ONLY. WED: 7:30. 50:30 PM. THURS: PRIVATE PARTI$ ONLY. FRI 1-l' It •. fj & I ' M -- & .1I:00 PM SUN: 1:303 30$ 4:o-605 PM I : I ( a At Any Child Enrolled At... r PAPOOSE PALACE __ w' Day Care Centerand Kindergarten For the 2tol2 year old Of I During The Month October Mrs. Dorothy Roberti, D,r*?or (LiconsedteaChe,) JOHN SCHLENK ',mt Noti7.fl on Florida S?rt,Long,,t%bJCkE.of17.) Look lo- our big Indian boy sign I C O*6:3Oa to ___ _ MexIco City! The very name conjures up in the n.ind the cosmoanlitan xcttemkni of of a city in a country diftcreiit . _.. 11 -_ 'a littlebit bri-h and the personalities a little more dashIng! A city after dark is stimulating, and Mexico City will not be let! behind, with her blue darkness of night, spangled with lights for miles. During the day, Mexico City is a bustling metropolis, where shopping. and the museum going are almost as interesting as the people watching But at night, there is nothing more romantic. So why not go and see for yourself? - - Let an agent at CARIB ORLANDO INC.. 5/4 Orlando Ave.. Winter Pk, describe the wonders of Mexico City and other areas, We offer, our assistance at no additional tharg,.Wecan save you lime and aggrevaflon, Individual and Group Travel. Tel. 64S_7W. Open 9,30 5:30 Sat. 10 2 loss. ___rt=__- --.---- -. t lqgSi..t e ZtlUi' O"."d*. ROIOn scarves, Italian leather hand bags, Vera sweaters and socks. and fun Items for tiny tots at bath time adorn the shelves at Merle Norman. The special man in your life need not 1* forgotten. either. ') Bring out the dciii in him (and you) with a gift from the . Lookto 1'Homc -- me Sunday Herald _ Seminole Printers f I ar 730 West 91h Street Florida n, Phone 3S322.2772 !.aflford, -. - - %• 1.t) - .•I_' ________________________ i. s- 1X. MR. MUFFLER'S I 2421 S. French Alignment Brake Tire Service - 111111 a E U u I I U I Reasonable prices. NEWI COMPLETE DISC & DRUM BRAKE EQUIPMENT I I CALL ART BROWN LAWN SERVICE TODAY FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ON THE GREEN LAWN PROGRAM111 THIS PROGRAM PROTECTS YOUR LAWN FROM DAMAGE DUE TO DESTRUCTIVE LAWN PEST AND DISEASE. CALL TODAY FOR A FREE SURVEY OF YOUR LAWN. § a Sanford 0 0 Everything to make your car steer, handle smoothly and m safely, and your tires last longer. World's finest parts - I ACT NOW BEFORE TROUBLE STARTS CALL ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. SEMINOLE COUNTIES OLDEST AND LARGEST HOME OPERATED LAWN, PEST AND TERMITE CO. I 322-8865 Art Brown Pest Control, I U U U I U I 323-5966 I IIUUIINIIIIUIUUIIIUIIUIIIUIIII Sanford's Oldest arid Largest .4 *'C Dioçifty8 tower Yotn El Intiiy [ 11j) 10t I'..'., aA ;;t -_ l.pos Pvbs.t..,Ii Li'Ii, '" - • Vegetable PI.ntc aring Apparel " OR -.. . $ till IIhM,F V lj . I U' futush. For Infurmation about.... •INDIVIDUAL ORDERS Pool *HOME PARTIES JY - 'ti 41" N / I ( L'L 1M -. "'-._ . HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED -i ! lvi - • Fertilizers • Seeds • luxedo feeds * Baby Chicks 0 1-10r~c~ CIri% ItE-M,, * Tic • Pet Supplie s . Annu.slc / I We ' t 1% V *CLUB FUND RAISERS Contict . 4 Myrna CaveIl ' Ph COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. One 327-7674 Sanford. Florirdi , ""°' L, • euro vvatsn .5 txislness all the time. you men like to see your wife's or girlfriend's eyes twinkle like Santa's this Christmas? Let Note do all your shopping for you. All she needs is the vital sttisflcs, and the gifts she selects will be cherished fore ve r. A former model and beauty consultant for the Miss Teenage ArnerIc pagent. Nora has tISe i trained eye to recognize beauty In everyone. As Nora says, Any woman can be more beautiful." Women, why not start of S the Holiday season with an exciting new lookt Makeup in rich, worm. notural ton. hlohliaht5 eyes with earthy shades of . ' ._ - FM • . kg -. -_ - 'l. - " '• . -. I p - . .. - , - .. - .. . '.. .•l $•7.-.. -- s -,. • _____ - ilI14 ADVIETISI \. .- . . ..-• BLOW TO4,jp Wt4ISt%11 .I . -- - ' - •.. ,' - - - Your Story I s Read I n Th e HERALD BUSINESS REVIEW a-. - 'i , , - --- . . , If you operate a business in Seminole or Volusla counties, you have an important story to tell the more than 1u0,000 readers of The Herald's Business Review. Put your advertising message in the Herald Business Review and let us feature your business with a picture and a story. It's the smart, thrifty way to reach those who are most likely to need your products or services r _____ - -- - SHKF:K. SASSY & SEXY . . . ..Inu}5.orunouuiIet1lnissIrtku1g black ensemble from MerleNorntan Inc. HERALD BUSINESS REVIEW ,,, , . line that Is totally masculine. Mustache brushes. leather billfolds, jewelry boxes and cuff links make fabulous gifts, and all can be found at Merle Norman. Completing her third year in business, Nora Is adding ex. • CAM ------------=-------_------ ---- - MR*MUFFLL g 2421 S. French Ave. U SANFORD 323-3811 I ... ;;ou a;agrance Dutcbmajd ' A. .' precrtp?Ic.n medicine' Keep it in plastic containers and d possible, divido yjr supply toi soma protection against INSTALL. TRUCK, FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC. • LAWN PESTS AND DISEASES CAN TURN YOUR BEAUTIFUL LAWN INTO EMBARASSII4G DEAD AREAS ALMOST OVER NIGHT. ___ ' Are you travelling with • - In - 0 ____________ lig Helpful Hint: FREE 130 MIN. ________ _______ . 5)3 DON'T LET UGLY BROWN OR YELLOWISH PATCHES SPOIL THE BEAUTY OF YOUR LAWN. ____________________ for Hoii Of 011k. e -------- - who want Colts. good. And fail. Ph. 834-5771 for full information, MAN, t r excitement The and mauves, blues and golds. Christmas gifts abound at who have made shopping with merriment that hails the All this and more will make you Merle Norman Cosmetic them a pleasurable experience holiday season is in the air at look and feel like a totally new Studios. Don't wait till the last They'll make this Christmas Mef It Norm Cosmetic Studio, woman. minute to do your shopping. glamorous, exciting and Wonderful cosmetics and Visit Nora and Elaine, a team memorable. - ADV. 110$. Park Ave., Sanford. Nora Gordon (owner) and her capable assistant, Elaine Poovey. ore fullswing into preparations for the rTiost glamorous selection of Christ. mas gifts ever, offered. A paradise of feminity. Mile Nerman features the ultir,,ate in lingerie and evening wear. Chic, sheer ad lacy best describe the fabulous nighties and gowns. Other gift items ____________________ I nclude beautiful trinket cases, ___________________ Imported perfumes from France and Spain, and exquisite Cos tume jewelry featuring the ,,4 popular coin jewelry designed frcm collectors coins dipped in lie!, gold. These coins are also Locking for a home? Mr.Ccffaa _____ ______ 0 WORLD'S FINEST MUFFLERS AND PIPES TO F1T ANY CAR OR 0 • UP TO 50*0 sq. ft. PELLITIZED 16.4.8 - UNlII•Ul.UII.U•pp..UMIiiiiiupiI I rlie I' i 1n a Ph. 323-2631 110 PARK AVE. DOWNTOWN SANFORD CAR TIRE TRUEING & NEWI ON HI SPEED BALANCE NEWI ELECTRONIC WHEEL ALIGNMENT ES : NEWI LOW COST RADIAL TIRES U Studio s tm s I S ( Ii i - __ Norman Cosmetic . 838.2474 SPECIAL DISCOUNT RATES FOR CHURCH. SCHOOL, CLUB OR BIRTHDAY GROUPS OFTEN ORMORE, Merle - is No Registration Fee For ' 6 u Oviedo SPECIAL SAVING11 S . . . il tori Nancy, Pete and Judy-all waiting to help you with YOUI' travel, "No longer is summer the package makes off-season make you want to eat and eat; The popular, Informal SS only time to travel abroad. travel so appealing you'll want sometimes there are six meals Bahama Star of Eastern Forope, from November to squeeze one of their compact a day. Dancing, swimming, all Steamship Lines. Is offering through April, is the iatest one-weekers Into your schedule. sorts of games are available for special 4 day crulm this f all to travel rage. And for good even it you've been thinking your enjoyment. You can Nassau, Freeport. Mexico, reason airfares are the you're too busy to break away, exercise to the degree you Jamaica, Haiti and the year's lowest, Hotels are less or even If you've already had desire, or you can just relax and Bahamas. crowded. Seats to the best your vacation. Sun yourself by the pool. shows are easier to get. Shops This conipact vacation offers The Royal Caribbean Line There is no hassle with are full of the latest fashions." you a chance to see Europe at passports on cruises toand the Costa LIne of Italian Many cruise% fegIsIlry are also offering Those are the expert com- the fashionable time of Caribbean ments of Judy Schlenk of and air fares are traditionally stop at St. Thomas in the Virgin Caribbean cruises this fall. Caribbean Cruises Travel lower at this season. Caribbean Islands, a port noted for its Norwegian and Italian ships Agency, located in the Winter Cruises will attend to all the shopping bargains. San Juan, are offering special bargaim Park Mail. She continues, "the reservation details for you. You Puerto Rico, Is another popular this fall In one and two Week climate in Northern Europe is pay the same rate you would r4rt of call for the cruise ships. Judy and husband, John mild compared to places like have to pay if you were to go The nigh? life here is fabulous, New York and Chicago. in fact direct to the airline, ann you get with uninhibited entertainment Schlenh, at Caribbean Cruises there hasn't been snow on the the invaluable extra of im. and famous gambling casinos. Travel Agency in Winter Park groundinlondonfort.,.,foyears partial advice. The glamorous flagship Mall offer more ttan cruises, Farther south, it's hot and Judy also recommends Vistaflord, of the Norwegian giving you •il other travel extratravel cost toIsyou, sunny In Morocco. mild and special group tours to the Holy American Line, Is offering services So evenatifno your for pleasant In Spain, Portugal and Land, starling in October and cruises varying from 10 to 17 Italy. And prices, while ad. continuing into next year, days In length throughout this buslnes rather then pleasure mlttedly higher than a few enabling you to witness the fall and winter, sailing from they can take car, of all the years ago, are $till con. celebration of the Holy Year in Port Everglades. necessary arrangements to siderably less than most the spots where it all happened. The SS Statendam of th, make yo r Journey as on. vacation places nearer to For those people who like a Holland American Cruises, is joyable as possible. home" more leisurely form of travel, featuring a 10 day Caribbean So whether you want to plan a an ocean cruise is a most South American cruise, fast air tour of Europe, or a A vacation that's crisp and pleasant and relaxing way to available from November leisurely ocean vuyage to sunny compact -with lots of style see foreign ports. Comfortable, through March, as well as Caribbean ports, or even an and imagination - this thee. spacious cabins and gentle shorter cruises to Caribbean around.the.worId exday Europe. a vacation that fits ocean breezes lull you to sleep ports. Other cruises go to travaganza, Caribbean Cruises the pace of today, and is now and you awake refreshed after Alaska. the Orient, Singapore. stands ready to he lp you with being featured by Caribbean a good night's rest. The sea air and an aro.the.worId your pi op in and ,, Cruises. The I.day Europe and fabulous food combine to cruise in 1975. JuOy and John soon. ADV. Beauty Barn is Bullish on Beclutyl _________ SANFORD PLAZA FWASTIC GET-AWAY-FROSI-ff-ALL TRIPS AT CARIBBEAN CRUISES 1 BEA UTY B Sales Incentives V .• prung at meir convenient and franks, and hearty ham delicious food Is available from the never-ending upward spiral location on 'the main drag." dinners. Also offered are trench 10:3') a.m. to 11:00 p.m. of the cost of food at the George does all the bar- fries, potato salad, cole slaw, Guy's has a new sign for the supermarket. are dedding to becuing on the premises. His baked beans, onion rings and benefit of customers, which is buy their meals at a take out fresh meat is stored in a large hush puppies. Soft drinks and easily visible as you drive down restaurant, such as Guy's waIK.ln freezer. All good coffee complement the French Avenue. This sign will House of Bar-BQ, 2101 S. preparation, Including cooking. delicious food. keep you Informed of the weekly French Ave.. Sanford, and then smoking and slicing Is done In specials, with a new one every Macaroni salad Is a new "t the food in the privacy of the kitchen, with the portionin Item Monday afternoon. 9 being featured at and their homes. Seafood dinners may have and final preparation of the you have the option of either other Items included in the "Many local people are sandwich or meal handled by potato salad or the macaroni priced themselves out of sight at some eating places, but you taking our food home for lunch Rolann in the front kitchen. salad on any of the many din, can still find them at reasonable and dinner," say George and The succulent barbecue In. ners offered. With the price of rates at Guy's. Ashrimp dinner, Roiann Smith, owners and cludes tasty ribs, tender trench trIes being driven up, with a good portion of shrimp, oporators of "You can chicken and fine boef and pork many people are finding one of Cole slaw and trench fries, is dash In and carry out our tasty Other popular items are luicy the salads a welcome sub. offered at a price you can alford a n d stitute. food, because take-out Is our hamburgers to Pay. thing," says George, Of course, cheeseburgers, single and The secret of tasty food, So make It easy on the wife by If you prefer ynu can sit down double hot dogs, delicious ham. according to George, is to start getting take-out meals at Guy's and enjoy eating on the on rye sandwiches served with #iith fresh food of good quality House of Bar-B-0. You'll find it premises. There is ample or without cheese. savory beans end køip it trøh till served. easy on your pecketto¼, !oc. ADV. 1 ________________ For the whole story Call Susan Panning, Advertising )ff 'L '1 1 - fl')1 nnnol _I0IUii17774 e. �- ......................... .... - - -. .,. . --------- .. : - ..........-.....,. .\ . - .'.. -.. - . - . 6B-Evening Her&d, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Oct. 15, 1914 jiFNoiI'i' i!hi0iuiii = Le9al Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPLICATION FICTITIOUSNAME FOR TAX DEED P,otce s hereby given p e (Section 197.195 FlorIda Statutes 01 aQd in business at P.O. Box $fl Altamonte Springs, Seminole 1969) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, County, Florida under the fictitious that Paul R or Kenneth M Watson ram of NOVA SCAN iii. hOIdII of ne following c'tr OLSTRIES. and that we intend to tificates has filed said certificates 'e?r .ald name with the CeIk of the CirCuit Court. Seminole County. for a lax deed to be issued thereon The certificate numbers and years FIor,da in accordance with of issuance, the description Of the P(OvESsOfls 04 the Ficlitioui Name property, and the names in which It Statutti, To Wit Section $oS. was assessed ar. as follows: F ioriii Statutis 1951. Certificate No. 230 Year 01 S Allan .3. Boulton ISsuanCe 1971 Altori F. Emerson Description of Property Pubith: Oct. I, •, 15. 32, 1971 Lot 13 Blk to Dreamwokl 3rd Sic DEC S PB I Pg 70 Name in which asiUed Ronald NOTICE OF APPLICATION Green and Mary Green FOR TAX DEED All of said property being in the ISection 197.49$ Florida Statutes of County of Seminole, State of Florida. PIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Unless such certificate or er thM Mr. or Mrs. R. W. ScPioolcraft liticates shall be redeemed ac Ihe hetder f the following cercording to law the property fcates has fled said cerlificates described In suth certificate or for ii tnx deed to be issued thereon. certificates will be sOld to the The certiticate numbrs and years hiQhett casis bIdder at the court nt ssuince, the description of the house door on the 4111 day of i'cperty, and the names in which ,f November, 1974 at 11:00 AM. ..i', assessed are as follows Dated this 73rd day of September, ('rhflcate No 7i3 Year of 1971 uance 1971 Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Descriptionof Property Clerk of Circuit Court Beg NW car of SW *4 of NW 4 Of of County, Florida PIE a Run E 61371 Ft S 19 Deg ?,n I? Sec E 95 Ft 576 Dig 11 Mm g S 'ny: Ida Creal. Deputy Clerk Sec W 12116 Ft S 25 Dig) Mm 47 Sec Publ?sh Oct. 3. 8. 15, 27. 1971 W 165 33 Ft W 374 66 Ft N 1 Deg '7 DfC 2t F!': t .. j lLr.% Pr.'j ! *itnJO th Sutx.rb Lot 26 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE P,s.jtiful ArgyleSec Rim E 153.44 Ft NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that S 187 72 Fl W 15341 Ft N 117.96 Ft to by virtue of that certain Writ of rn. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTAX DEED (Section 197.495 Florida Statutes of NOTICEOF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 197.19$ Florida Statutes of NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. I99) tha Paul R. or Kenneth M. Watson NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. the holder 01 the following certhat Mr or Mrs R. W. Schoolcratt tificates has filed said certificates the holder of the following cer for a tax deed to be issued thereon. tificates has filed said certificates The certificate numbers and years for a tax deed to be issued lhereon. 04 inuance, the description of the The certificate numbrs and years property. end the names in which it oI isSuance, the description of the was assessed are as follows. property, and the names in which it Certificate No 631 Year of was assessed are as follows: Issuance 1971 Certificate No, 7)3 Year of Dscriptionof Property IssuanCe 1971 Lot 10 BIk 0 Oakland Shores PB 10 Description of Property Pgs 3 & 4 Lot 21 t4oiden Real Estate Corn. Name in which assesSed Oakland panys Add PB I Pg $9 Shore's Inc. Name In which assessed Thelma All of said property being in the RobLnon County of Seminole, State of All 01 saId property being in the Florida. County of Seminole, State of Unless Such ertefjcate or cer Flor.da, tificates shall be redeemed ac Unless such certiffrate or cer cording to law the property lificates shall be redeemed ac described In such certificate or cording to law the property certificates wili be sold to the described in Such certificate or highest cash bidder at the court certificates will be sold to the house door on the 4th day at highest cash bidder at the court No"ember, 1974 at 11:00 AM. POUSi door on the 4th day of Dated thi% 19th day of September. November. 1974 at 11:00 AM. 1974 Dated this 19th day of September, Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. 1974 Clerk 01 Circuit Court Arthur H. fleckwith, Jr of Seminole County. Clerk of Circuit Court Florida of Seminole County. 5: By: Ida Creal, Florida Deputy Clerk S: By: Ida Creal, PuJith: Oct 3, 8, 15, 27, 1974 Deputy Clerk DEC 30 Pr'ih Oct 3. F IS. 22. 1971 _______________________________- :3 -- NOTICE OF APPLICATION WANT AD Need cash for Christmas? Ambltlor & enthusIasm ar. al! you seed It be an Avon Representative. 614307,. NFORMATIOI u I I IJII4L Winter Park- Orlando 831.9993 Want Ad Deaartment Hours * 8: 00 AM. 5: 30 P.M. . ______ _________ Announcements 1-Card of Thanks 2-In Memoriam 8-Eating Places Typing & Bookkeeping, In my home, needed most urgently. 372-3173 weekdays. St. Pt. 04 Winter Springs. 9-Good Things to Eat iO-Do It Yourself - . c_ * Houses Rent - I 34 Increase your Income to 11 per cent. 3 yr's. MarvIn P. G.assman 2401 Mohawk irall, Mtld. Mtg. Bkr, 445.1547 (21 Hrs.) 29 Ioçt and Found One Room Efficiency. Private Parking, Entrance and Bath )2277I0 9 Goodihing - toFas 7 Bedroom furnished trailer produce Dawg Patch Flea r'-,irlml Ocotrark Rd . Sat njn 30 - •1.2.3 •Swimming Pool •Tennis Courts •Fishlng & BtIng * W/W Shag Carpet * RangeRefrigerator * k ','.. r ,*mni fresh produce daily. Vine np. tomator5. U 00 box Hwy 431 ri, . W of I I SANFORD * - $ .....' .,. .. . ______ WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY-SELL--TRADE 3)1 313E,,FirstSt. Color TV's; Table & Chairs; AM.FM Stereo; 1969 Olds 99. Also misc. items. 323 0706. _______________________ 1101150ff MARINE 2977 Hwy Il Sri 372 5961 _________ ______ 59 Musical Merchandise GUIbtt15t Horseshoe Spinet Organ, with a lot of extras. Delivered $1100. 3fl3791, ____________________ ________________________ L4, 322• 2420 1' Reduced NES4 ' REALTORS ecouce 0 PAYMENTS MONTHLY under IS minstratue. Aicastancl Plan. .i' Below Appraisal assume - AROflDA H 0IflES( AMER IAN POSTS3 mc $2L800, Robes & Gilman 830-5500 _______ inc , Realtors 831 4039 REALTOR Lake-lIke new small down assume VA mortgage, I'i pcI. - q FLEET RESERVE ASSN Best lot selection L 'Mitt" M*tlhi* - tsusine'ss Meeling 2nd Monday-7000 Club Hour-3 p.m D.tily(closew I Bingo Thursday 2000 112 Garrison Dr. clean 2 bd., I bath, family rm. 117.900 Terms., rent with option. Owner, 534 634 t - 42 at 1973 Dodge Pofara Custom, vinyl tpp, p'wcr t,-r.if-,, !t't'rir-'; air. Ver clean. 57,Q Va rS. 322 1203 Eves. 322 1003 Car Buys - Any , 1965 Mustang, cut muatic. power Steering, factory Local. Sharp car 1973 Volkswagen Super bug, i owner, immaculate, air. 44 Chrysler Newport, real clean, tow, low mileage. Call 323-71)0. _______________________________ 1971 BuIck Eiectra 273. fully loaded. tp v7'atlano 65 iii _____________________________ 1961 Jeep station wagon, 4 wheel drive. Good mechanical condition, Can be seen 2100 S. Sanford Ave., must sell. Call $343069. _______________________________ 1972 Opel Rally Sport, gold with black interior. 4 speed, AM radij, Extra clean 1)995. Call Don Pope at 322)651. Dealer. - .-'L. Your Word Is YourCrdit -- 1970 Ford Wagon. 6 cylinder, automatIc. 322 0223. After 5, 372 * BUY HERE * HONDA OF ORLANDO CLEARANCE SALE 1807 Edge-water 141.1441. Jay 121 0910 1491. _______________________ & GeeAvto Sales 647 1416 1977 Ford Grand Torino, 4 door, air, will sacrifice. 134-3068. __ SMITH OLDSM FALL SPECIAL OBILE, SCOTT Clean arid Gap Plugs ai.cic Emission Control Sof Points Ad lust timing Cleanand Sit Choke Adjust Carburetor Check Belts and Hoses Check P.V.C. Valves (parts extra) - Check Cart. Intake Filter Chick Coolant Check All Fluid Levels and Linkage 5.00 DISCOUNT WITH THIS COUPON 2400 N. ORANGE AVE. ORLANDO 098-1431 c ,ta(e Rd. 42i, 2.3 " SANFORD i, Owner Ph. (305) 323.8160 Orlando 834.2299 Mobile Homes AlA ' ! WlI ,_ Snger'slmi,wlndsb. 'n machine Fjtly automatic Pay t..ii oi UI or IQ payrrelili of 68 Wantedto Buy ___________________________ ...' (P.1r.t IvtTh' '.',API 11.0 ( Tt.prr,,.(-sp,'i'U I'.iO lilly conditiOn 431 1176. Winter l'.snk 1973 Singer ZigZag Drop in bobbin, zig zag and) needle CASH 322 113i position Like new condition, solid For uSed furniture, appliances, flew for 16*, balance 01545 caSh Or tools. etc Buy I or 1001 items S payments of $10. New warranty (arrys Mart, 715 Santord Ave CallCredlt Dept. SANFORD SEWINGCEN1ER 307A East 1st SI, Sanford 3778111 Eves $69 1116 P'ncyV.oØdi Barn, we buy furniture and nisceltaneous Selltor)Opct Con5ignnirn?s Free p.ç yp AuctIon Sat night at 7 p m Call ___________________________ ___________________________ _____________________ 69 lransfeiredl ' • Small Jobs Wanted 3fl.1338, "Lake Mary" 1771 Appliances We Buy and Sell Gold and Silver Plantation mobile home 17'x40' 7 bdrm,, take over payments of 196 a month. Also older 10'xSO, 2 borm, good for camp. 11700 323 1075 covE __ -. - - (nOrt,rf Flea-tnt tnn-.n.xnv 2522 Park Drive, 372-1367 .- are you have an eve eye for real value. Auto Repair the classified ads regularly. _____________________________ K.ARTUNE We bring BERT SMITH _______________________ the Garage To You Tune-up, electrical and diagnostic service. Call 323 9277 fcc an ap polntment at your home or offce. - Beauty Care (formerly Harrielt's Beauty NOOk) 59 I Pine 3725712 $100,000 CLEARANCE SALE CALL RALPH DUKES fl94 - Land Clearing Sewing OIL HEATER CLEANING - k&A BACKHOE SERVICE Carpentry _________________ L.andcIeaning, sep!c tanks, lit drt, drvr*asS All kirids of 377 9147 or 3733913 . S viNCENT'S çARpptTpv ratntrng Interior Trim, 't'' Carpentry No lOb too small LicenSed & BOnded. 323-5477 (Painting arid Watlpap,rirsg, Plo lob -........... ' too smelt, Quality workminshp Will Do Concrete and Carpentry Ph 323 $379 or 3.73 0759 work of all types. Call 323 1753 _____' - - Pest Control - .Im s Concrete & ?.tasonry -t-ree 'stimates Floors, patios & dr'ves Brick or stone planters. Patch and repair work 377 31(t) -- OUR USED CAR ART BROWN PEST CONTROL ?'-2 P.srk Dry" 3?2SfS • SAVE, SAVE, SAVE Carpet Cleaner i ___________________ - Carpet Master. Steam, shamPoo or dry foam. Clean it for the Christmas vitito. 3730973. a I _... - a ., a a £. Pressure Cleaning FALL CLEAP'IIPIC, 'lrrpac" Wash& Spre it,t'n Exterior walls, eaves, patio, wa;.s & roofs. Removes mUdew, fungus. mi.xl clobbers. wasps 8 ipider wt" lfl.fl397 Heater Cleaning TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON -- PET REST INN Boarding 1. Grooming Ph 377 10S7 car .1357 you'll Pet Care In the garage. T) Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Cafl't put th. items with a4 i'io longer needed Custom Work. LIcensed. Bonded. ciassfied ad in ttse Evening Free estimate. 373-4035. Herald DIal 322-76*1 or 131 9983 to. piece yours Classified ads here to help you buy, sell, rent or swap at a low cct letushctp',ouplaceyours--Call 322-2611 or 131 9993. F ult Line GE Appliances C&n% Sinateor Bulk SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W. 1st St 373 Li : BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS after 1. CARRIAGE Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? ', Central Heat &Air CondifinIng For free estimates, call C I Harris. at SEARS n Sntor*1)fl Stamps-Coins LOT IS OVERSTOCKED f1 .ti,c, t -.i'ry Tum's N II 'ml Home Improvements - _____________________ at our big new location ciRFr,oRY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford. 373 5700 200 Concoru Dr C,a%sv'ib,rrv fi, system, Air Conditioning Easy covers all- f-do closing cost Fairways Golf Village, 273-23a0. "'' Virectory of Experts Ready To Serve You! A AMERICAN MOTORS qualifying 3 be4i'oom, 2 bath Iu4ury home on golf course. $1,900 miles east ol 17.92. f females, 372-4799. Mobile home on lot I06'x73I', Northeast Orlando, 112.300. Small down, owner will finance. 641 0690. Come see VFW 10.050 _. tag IWI1PI (CiOD cIrrilli SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7)11W 1stSt, 323 4711 78 196á Mustang convertible. P4esr tTrii, and brakes. 5100. 372 2076 or see M&M Motor Parts. ___________________________ $50 Down Complete trailer hit(hti, AIlkind available -Motorcycles Mustang City * - 322-3992 NlnPits, 373-1167 or 321-9007 ii I garage for rent. Sanfcir .. - ,.-' now available in Sanford's finest family park. Cuiii üut today and reserve your choice lot. see us . / Openino Soon kY at k Etitra gas tanks, air conditioners. $295, awning free installation, motor and generator service. hitches. Southern RV Servicej, 323 9020. _________________________ 1872 Aristocrat 16' Travel Trailer, sleeps 6. comptetci-,- self contained, separate shower and vanity. Rollup awnIng, 40 lb. bottles, electric brakes. Beautiful shape. flew cost 53,395. Will sell for 81,0-95. 321-0912. - 1973 Marquis flrugham. 4 door, full power and temperature control, AM FM stereo, power windows. power seats ..t1.000 miles Safe guard warranty 377 4864 Dealer _________________________________ * A. A. McCLANAHAN, BROKER MOBILE HOME PARK For Rent Condominiums Singer * Royal, Doutton, Haviland, Bavarian china, load crystal and pressed 7 Acre mobile home site, paved glass. Dave's Furniture, 500 road. $10,000. Sanford Ave., 323.9370, ,,. Art * 2 BR, near hospital, $17,500 Business Property 14at - JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gccmley'sE.io 3234733 GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW sewing cabinet, repossessea -- * - '1 BINGO Ever' Mon &Tu,s. Early Birda17:ISP M Regular at 1;43 PM VlthorwIthoutofficesonSR I. 4, any s'ze. We wheeling and or call 373. dealing so come 0061. ,.. I 7V, VT E)T i U. ____________________________ 11.SOOdo'wnandtakeoverpayments. Drexel Solid cherry dining mm. 3 bedroom concrete block borne, table, chairs, & hutch; Oriental Fenced yard, carpet, air, heat. rugs; Linens; Piano stool; 323.7134 or 373-5099. Wrought Iron chairs & mailbox; Antiques, etc. 1215 Magnolia Ave., 3 BR, lovely setting. $21,000 221.0192. MEETINGS WAREHOUSE Estate 6414791 DeBary ____________________________ Owner. Ph. 373-7723. __________________________ 4th inursaay tat's montn. Corbett Real Lonqwood ____________ 3 Bedroom. 2 bath house. Hidden $ P M -2nd ars Couch &ChaIr,$l0; Twin Bedi, $15; Round oak table & chaIrs. 0 & J w. .v.u.y ii.,.,. one Ad. ST 37 -. safety __________________________ lot In waterfront estates. Children, pets welme. $75. $34. 2057 to iS?ervlew. Sale 234$ParkDr. isa pct. mtg. 11.000 down, 1781 mo. 1 bedroom, 2 bath, cen. Owner reduced neat 3 bedroom hal heel, aIr, carpet, kitchen home $1,000 below appraisal, equipped, family room. 151.7720 LarOyard. Fenced for and ext. 16 days, Eves. runs Street to street. The new appliances, air conditioner, I bedroom, 2 bath, central heat, air, 16'x17' screened enclosed pool. plumbIng and electrical has 139,500. Can be refinanced. 73 year PALACE GUARD Warranty. 7109 or 323.7770. Only $19,500. Call George Willis, Atsoc., 530-55(10. After hoirs, 322. Well maintained 3 bedroom, 3 bath 7453 home, shade trees, large lot, ad ivited ,ls*.ltpI.pvscAawael'. Waem .six• tar NO CASH ooww PAYMENT AND A cre - . ALTAMONTESPRINGS Cmlii ixeme •f 55,0, $11,115 Sf1 w4N.vse5ardia,y.Vc an aisnval ideal way to inform the public of your ___________________ club activities. Anytime easyt , central carpet, -. ... Yneir MI S Aniinrs, , NiW UAIONOA HOME ix D,$tonakasne,w WarSia, beiC ISIS peapt..sw,llasrettrmwtm appear in this listing each week for only 53 per This is art SIICOAH'- Betilul 7 bedroom. l bath townhouie, located on the 6th fairway. Scrumptious white shag carpet, compactor, central vacuum beautiful pool, clubhouse, tennis Courts, playgrounds, and rnalor trails. PrIced to Sell 136.900. Owner siti carry 2nd tr Qualified buyer .. EquIpment Autos for Trailers , me today, Connie Russell, $30' 3300. Did you know that your club or organization can One mabile home site, with wIl, septic and electricity. Near Sanford on paved road. Write or till Mr. White. 127 Pd. Main, Ann Arbor, Mich. .* 101. 40 IIOM 5175 1)0W AIRPORT BLVD SANfORD, fLA 21 71 95 FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS 24"x40". LISO EACH NOLL'S IN CASSELBERRY & Marine Boats - air, ___________________ 7310. 1.2 Bedroom 55 80 Camper.Travei one at (WHY RENT? Auctic, 1700 French Av. 323. Heated root MAITIAND FLEA MART 941 Hwy I/ 9? Open 5a & 5 75 1974 FIrebird Good Condition Fully Equipped. OneOwrser 322-sin 1973MG Midget, blue, 11,000 miles llTandtakeoverpaymenls 372.7023 -- ___ 1872 Dodge Dart, custom I dr. sedan, clean, 11,000 actual mile's, $7395 19U Cadillac, 1 dr DeViIle, 30.600 actual miles, $1095. Ph. 372 3449 tie-tome s .,_, International ton, 4wheeI drive, bid- 11200. 3653161. . can Moble Home Lots ltorage Recreational Building _____________ '56 Dodge half ton with self contamed camper, 5700. 5$ Ford. F 600 Dump, new sticker A tag. 5600 323 4613 STAN'S AUCTION 'I'I MRPORT a see. rur.i&fr* IrJ t.ut.'.' ;. I- - "SANFORD'S SALESLEADER" ._.__. -' Bingo EveryWed &Sat. Early Btrdsl:15p m. air, heat, furnished on 3 acres. Near St. Johns for boating. fishing. $175. 345.3011. Clothes Washer'Dryer Instructions - 323.7900 ORLANDO Hwy. 1792 . small classifIed ad beings big returns. Try one and Call 377. 2611 or 5)1 9993. Uishwasher'Disposa ', 11 j •Dlsposals South of Sanford rn.us Co:ii;. .r:a. a$ aft 17.97 on '7! Vecanl 101. ideal for used car or nursery, etc. Water available. 321 02)5. Unfurnished * , Bedroom Apti. Chapter 30 are PIIPITAL AF'.RTMLPIT HOMES. KEPIMOR E WASHER, parts, service, bLed machiflet, MOONEY APPLIANLES 37) 0697 ____________________________ Every 'it Night 7pm AeSt 1St St (hAY 46i Sanford Consignments Welcome Open DiIy 101,15 - - - -. Trucks and Trailers 79 Best 373.1371. ___________________ 3733464 * Public Auction * .' 11' Aluminum boat, $100 or best offer. Golf clubs, and leather pillows. 8)1.2646. tptnrcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY ________________ rebuIlt. NeAl transmission offer. Ip Ira 000d ole ,tjrr ,r.trtimr it'S a oret tIme to lI something w;th, CISt,fic-c1 Ad JUSI c1al 372 26)1 C' )) 9993 f1.q a ij"k resijt?% ,itI - room .7- Sandlewood Villas Realty _________________ - ____________ 372-3420 - tS9 Lincoln with £30 engine, juü 1873 Honda 173 $50 Down and take over payments, 373.5471 DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 46 West, Sanford Appliances ____________________________ A ME RI (,. .\ f4 V E I ERA N S acre * *GENEVA GARDENS* * Single story studiO, 1, 7, and 3 bedroom apartments Pcol. "lubbOuSe, carpeting. drapi.'s. kilchenequipped, central heat and air. #onthly rentals from $147 SO 3722090. 1503W 75th St.. Sanf.'d - -- 52 Lot, I'x731', northeast Orlando Zoned for mobile home. Has Used washers and dryers. Many to' thoe from. 90 day warranty on utlllties&seplic?ank.$7,S00down. all used applIances. Dick's Ap. Owner will finance. 6110610. piiances. 372 7651. S or 10 acres. Seminole County yy have an eye for real value, Paved road, trees, fenced. you II eye the classified ads Dilabie location. Terry Realty, regularly REALTOR, 67$-wii. ______________________________ -11 Cu. It. Frost Free G E 50 Miscellnpous Refrigerator, Excellent condition, $95. Ph 1666017. For Sale '' -. ______________________ COUNTY- I bedroom, 4 bath, pool Mahogany upright piano, newly on canal to river. Call to see. EXCEPTIONAL 1 Bedroom 2 bath, ebu)It. Need room. Reasonable, FREIGHT SALVAGE family room, fireplace, carpeted, Call after S. 373M16. eat.In kItchen, dshwather, gar- COUNTY- BeautIful 3 bedroom, 2 BUY DIRECT FROM lOX CAR --In grove, Appliances air Cond freezers ---' -----.--. bath, 6 acre's. s bage disposal, range, large inside relrig step ladders wire etc ss.000. 64 EquIpment for Rent utility room, outside utility r,ormlys F 16. Santord 373 4733 buIldIng, fenced back yard. Well landscaped 8)7.750 COUPITY-Pflce2bedrooi'nonlplus Ppt Blue Lustre Eec4rc Carpet 30-06 wIth 4x scope, shoulder strap acres Real buy. Shampooer for only SI per day and scabbard. Sportking .22 semiI r'AI "1'010 F3 bedroom, 7 beth, CARROLL'S FURNITURE automatic w;lh 'dx scope. Rug-er P1I(,IILANU r..s-,-,..,.,, 'amily room, wall to wall carpet, .22 autornaii. ,i, bedroom, partIally furnlhed. eat.in kItchen, dishwasher, garExtra nicel $20S00. 65 Pets and SupplIes bage dIsposal, range & Rattan Sofa, Chair, Table; 2 Wicker efrigerator. 15' x 30' screened chaIrs; I Bean Bag Chairs; 2 IDYLLwILDE-3 bedroom, 2 bath, pool. Dressers; Toy Chest; Bahama KIttens, half Siamese, coal black. fenced. Deep well, spllnklers. Free to good homes. 107 E. 7th St. Sofa;) Wrought Iron Neil Tables; Nice 145.000. NEARLY NEW-) bedroom Aquarium & Stand 3 Rattan ________________________ plan, 1t, baths,. wall. to ... Lamps.,2LawnMowers.)fl.9076. , -. . wall car. UWIIJFt1. IVP UOTP. ________________________ v. uernaro temaue. Ubeolence pei,Rltchenequlpped,largeutillty Fenced Washer.dry,r included. storage room, $24,500. traIned, $120. AKC registered, TV, $20; Dining Room Table Delightful. 123.900. spayed. 373.1739. And Chairs, 535; Misc, Glassware. 322.4421 DREAMWOLD- 3 bedroom, carHarold Hall Realty Char's Kennel, Pups, studs, iisg. kitchen equipped, 'pu & Mini Poodles all colors, suites, 1 living 2 Bedroom 2404 S. Hwy. 17-92 condition. $15,500. Mini Cocker, & Large suite, 1" Zenith B.W TV set wIth REALTOR 3233771 Dachshunds, Shih flu, Schnauzer, stand, 3 dressers, table, tamp, ____________________________ CITY- 2 bedroom. fireplace, Yorkie. Boston Terrier, home and yard mIsc., 2.5" console equipped kItchen. quiet, shady, SANFORD Chihuahua, Beagle, Chi.poo, 25 ZenithcolorTV,matctslngchalr& $16,000. pups on display, we buy pups, couch. 371-3516. finance, shots, guarantee. 1.904$23,750 COUNTY- 3 bedroom. 2 bath Used kItchen cabinets, one 30" 737.3474 or 1'O4-237.2i42, vanity with laboratory, 830; 4 used country home. Nearly 2 acres. How you miss on a nice 3 L7IxIS tIres, $30. 322-0215. Ctsihuahuas, For sale frozen beef. ses.000. bedroom, 2 beth split plan Animal Haven Grooming & ffils price? 1", years old, corn. ____________________________ For Complele Information Call Boarding Kennels, 322.5732. pietely carpeted with central heat, REALTOR.MsoclateSonny Raborn one car garage, large utility Si Household Goods Free kittens, 4 mos. old, S males, 2 room. Fantastic assumption, Call ____________________________ LAKE DISABLED For Rent Exceptionally large 2 bedrooms. 1 bath, fully equipped kitchen. rarp.I, drapes. 'l2 9033. )CEAN SHRIMP t ;.- r '-.'.n', .5 Please call 303 0i o4öa GENEVA. 12'*eO', 35 * Toqtd,i.j 1 lbs 81 00 r,snrn fresh Cove Hwy 17.92 lMile Soutfsof Sanford Apartments Rent Unfurnished Lot. zoned mobile home on canal Fell's Cove. $1,000. small down, assume 132-10 mo. 6.0 06. Ste n stro iii • MOIOICkS Auction Open daily 10-S for Consignments ot' Sales off the floor. We also buy estates, etc. HOUSEFUL OF FURNITURE 2411 S. GrandvlewAve., Sanford, 372.Ø4o$ - - Enjoy beautiful WekIva River by renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE No pets. No alcohol. 322 4(70. Rooms for Rent * FOUND, French poodle, grey male, housebroken 1313 Dixie Way. 322. 499 - N UT I C E Mobile Homes Rent wilh cabana and fenced yard 373051$ Opportunities PROBLEM Perhaps AtCCh3liC Anonymous Can Htp Call 173 .1517 ,','rtePO Box 1711 Sanlord. Florcta UNSWORTH REALTY 503W IsIS' Ifl ,061. 373 05)7. 372 937!) Masters S Drapes Duplex, 7 bedroom, air conditioned. dultt preferred, 372 6420 or 373 5131 We FACED WITH A DRINKING " Meetings FurnIshed duplei wIth 1 bedroom. Adults, no pets After 4:30. 3723610 are t,aranoa .elI a bargain *ith (uP tn USC ,sfxt read classified d%' Call 372 76)1 or $31 9993 to place 0ur .511 // 172 _________________- Lots and ACreage 43 - are ... U' Z r - Dlshwasheri 0931. ____ - ,-"' droom. family room. fenced. clown. Only $16000. rpet, rc Realty, REALTOR, 372 7750 __________________________ 2 Bedroom house, partly fur. rushed. Reasonable to right party. 3214007. If that is what you looking for. forget it. But if you looking for 18-Help Watited a unique investment in a new and profitable distributorship in coin 21-Situations Wanted operated watel purification systems, caU o writ FOUNTAN OF YOUTH 734 North West 7th Ave. Personals 4 Ft. Lauderdale, FIa. 33311 (305) 525 3796 ARE YOU TROUDLED' Call bit Cara"--Free, 444 2027 for " IfotIIne". Adults or Teens. 27 Investment -' - . -. 373 6333 or 643 flfl TAKE TrIADEt beautiful pool. $200 mo. plus damage 1. references. 901734 Business Opportunities - system with well and pump. Fenced yard. $26,300. Low lntireit existing mortgage or re finance Ne#. houses in a rurl area Plo clown parnrnt monthly payments less 'hap rent r,overn,nent ubSidited to lifir-d bs.'ver% Call to see ,'cu Qully' I ALTORS 196W Lake Mary Blvd Good location. 3 bedroom, 1½ bath, GET RICH QUICK Employment 3 bedroom, large family room, wall to wall shag carpet, Irrigation lhey're Hot !" 377 1101 .LF li.,iwAt.i A' at Il 5? ... 3 bedroom, iitchen equipped. 7 porches, $110 mo 313 4762. IS-Action Sports PERSONS MID COR- Certificate Plo. .rt . 3] Houses Rent Furnished 14-Camping.ResOrtS described i ' ORREST GREENE INC. Unfurnis 13-Travel Agenctis numbers - ' Butiness 7)0 1st Ties - .... 32 377 1436 OCt. .. ' ON RESERVOIR 116W. 2nd St WILL DO SEWING IN MY HOME. 24 . acres u-Instructions Travel & Recreation 1919 S trench 372 1371. 377 32? 7S 377 4)64. 372 1959 __________________ - Household Goods ______________________ I'i2 - 3?? 721? AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS Situations Wanted 21 - I?? 4991 "Get 'Em While SANFORD REALTY WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1st SI. Adults I child. Central air, heat. 3 Bedrooms. $173 pluS security. $30. '954. 6-Child Care 7-Motels . Hotels ' JORPItmY WALKER CLNERAL CONTRACTOR PE 1514 FE, INC 3?? 6457 3?? 1111 3?? 1174 Crntral i iorci,j ., 'f() (The bedroom, mature Cnzy trailer, adults Good location utilities paid By week No deposit 323 5695. 3 bedroom, it', bath, kItchen equipped. $175 mo. Harold Hill Realty, REALTOR, 3233774 _______________________ land • furnished. 372.6117 or 372 6530. Part Time Janitor. About 3HoursaDay Polygraph Test Required 635 $311 S-Lost and Found I _____________________________ e*oom, JS' baths, no qualifying. 1.900 down, 1)96 mo. 7 pcI. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 32370. 1 bdrm. furnIshed apt. at 119 French Ave. $100, plus $25 deposit, waler Furnished or Untumnithed N*;e 2 Bedroom Home For Rent 373 7920 Alter 5372-7179 4-Personals ., S Contact us you may qualify MULTIPLE LIST If-IC'. t:EAI Tot f) jreovated, drmsamily 'on, kmfrhen .quipp'd, rarp.$ .000 down $150 monthly, 3fl-fls7. one Nignt Cleaner, p,. .,id'lrii em ployment, company benefits. ______________________ Apply 9 to S. Holiday Intl. Altamonte Springs i-Cemeteries I a HOUSEKEEPER 5omri. mature dependable with own transportation, for housework and care for young man in wheel chair, Call 377 'lOQi ,iII.r 'l n m Results 1edrooms fairly moon, '.reent'd patio. cen?rl hq'it, ,sir S78(1) with terms 37) ];, Possible Subsidized monthI payments Stemper Realty 5) lIving home In Florida. Luxury Couch and matchIng Ptalr-gf woodes legs and arms-$1OC living or1 golf course. 773 2360. Please call 373 4776 after liv o'clock " Jim Hunt Realty One bedroom apartment, furnished, also 3 bedroom apt. 1009 east 7r$ St. Call 322g?3 fr Us. formation. 3 Farr.;I;es or singl.s " ________ Mobile Homes Free brochure on mobile home 'TAFFER REALTY now 2(13 1pm- Grr,l'*- ' '.*Il Al beats a Bedroom, 7 bath, Spit plan motisle PRICED REDUCED on this 3 unIand home in bedroom home On S tree aeei acres Only Estates, was 823.000 174,800 Terms 570.500, - Hartman Realty, Inc. Buy a bargain or sell a bargain with fun to use and read classifIed ads' Call 322-2611 or 83) 9993 to place your ad dependent shop. References required. Good Income. Call Carl, 313-5964. Bring COUNTY ______ wanted for Sanford's be'si in. 'A w'se nvstment Iife?,me oi toil . -. 42 Housesfor Sale 7 Adults 1$ thru retirement, Stemper Sezi POOL Guys & Gals * HousesforSala our edrooms. fl!t bath, wall to wall :arpetlng, garaue & utilIty room. 935165 Two bedroom apartment furnished cc urifumnished. 373 9370 or 373-174 ALIGNMEPIT.BRAKE arid tIre man Want Ads ooking for QO(*{I business or :nvcst merit Ask us about Itlng on prorties in this area $31 817? AL TOP ____________________________ One bedroom. aIr, 1 or 2 people. no pets. 372.3219 Wc have several nice nomes available 1n the Sunland area priced in the 0's INVESTMENT CL 1FF JORDAN & last. 3fl-3.119. am, to 4 p.m. daily at S3.430ø. High earnings ar-wi good working conditions make this extremely desirable for the younger set. Insertions-No Change Of Copy. LOWDOWN PAYMENT namental stone flreplaCe. turned columns. sunken paneled family 3 bedroom, garage. redwood prIvacy fenced. carpet, UnbIievable at 173.800. Hurry I Two bedroom, garage apartment, downtown. heat, air. $173 mo. lit start now, call Mr. Dodge, Tuesday through Thurs. only. 10 Rated For Consecutive '' utilities furnished. $95. Adults only. 322-7296 after 4. Monday thru Friday National company now has open lng lthruStimes ........4OcaIine tor CS) neat, guys 6. gals to assist in their lthru2Stimes .......3OcaIine NATIONWIDE TRAVEL 26 times - . . . 23c a line PROGRAM f df), C rl ii (S2.C3 MI N IMUM CHARGE) free to leave immedlteiy for U.S. 3 Lines Minimum beach and rert areas. All expenses ouaranteod while in The Longer Your Ad RUiiS training. Transportation furThe Less It Costs Per Line nished, return transportation Per Day. guaranteed. If single, and free to Publ Ish: for Tuesday, Oct. 15, 1974--lB ___________________________ _______________ .______ 11001 75th St 73, PcI tnterCst Rate 372 6655 GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN New MOSSIE C. BAIEMAN a.d I bedroom homes. I' to 7 baltis priced from 177,550 to PROf ER 32? 161) 525,100 On large wooded tot. Seller ______________________________ pays all closing cost. VA. IHA. NO DOWN PAYMENT conventional loans Builder, I Your new custom hon-.e on a lot of Dr'ltona, 904 709 7200 Orlando, your chnlce. tOS 123 1336. SUNLAND SPANISH CHARM - 4 * * * * Delfona * * * * 372 1591; 327 $853 Day. Eve. ___________________ ____________________________ ___________ Houses for Sale HUFFMAN REALTY AtPell,JennyClark,'Assoc. TPc- litre istss r,rm 372 6113 D,i .d,QhtS 377 %2 °' NIce efficiency apartment. All Rcr*mesent Watkins Products in your neighborhood. Big Fall Christmas Season. Excellent Party Plan potential. Write Mall Sales DivJsIon, Box 10, Watkins Products. Inc. Wlnona, Minnesota, 53917. - 41 room. LADIES-MEN Ask For Want Ads 41 BROKERS Adults, no pets. 322 1110. -I Bedroom Iurnish,dlPartmet Located in take Mary Call 3777714 Part time furnIture delivery man. Approximately 3 days per week. Inquire dl Phil Deere Furniture Co.. West Hwy. 14, Sanford. ____________________________ ___________________ ST. JOHNS REALTY I room. waIl to wall CarPSt, air ronditioflcd, reasonable rent. Seminole 322.2611 -- _____________________ 1.7 BedrOom. Adulls Only DeC. Pairs for Senor citizenS Park AvCr.ue Mobile Park r'ark Orspe, j4 Make today classified ad day. iaci one. to buy, sell or rent, CsII 3ñ 2611 or 531-9993. Dated this 18th day of September, houSe door on the 4th day of Creditors, trustees, or any and all November, 1974 at 11:00A.M. 1974 persons claIming by, through, under Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Dated this 19th day of September, or against said Defendant, the I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE 1974. Clerk of Circuit Court residence of wftc'm is unknown, and FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr of Seminole County. against any and att persons having, BY ANYONE OTHER THAN Clerk of CIrcuit Court Plorida or claimIng to have, any right, title MYSELF AS OF OCTOBER 11, of Seminole County, S. By: Ida Creal, armnteresi In tise following describid 1971, Florida Deputy Clerk tying and being In Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Anderson Davis S. By: Ida Creal, ,ith Oct. 3. I, 13, 23. 1974 County, Florida, towit: EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Deputy Clerk Beginning ii chains South of the CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DEC 27 e safe -. fast *ith G0BeSe 3, I, IS, 22, 1974 NW corner ci SectIon 31, TownshIp COUNTY, rLORtDA. ___________________________ Publish; Tablets & E yap 'water pli" DEC26 19 South, Range 30 East. C?V. .*.CTt 74 159* A run South Toucreton Drug NOTICEOFAPPLICATION 5$ct,a!nt. Fast 17.0$ chains. North Ill RE FORFEITURE OF THE NOTICEOFAPPLICATION FORTAXDEED St CMiflS, W5t 17 FOILOWIPG DESCRIBED cM.ain to the Ic ALCOHOL A PROBLEM FOR TAX DEED (Section 187.495 Florida Statvtes Of Point of Beginning (Less State Road PROPERTY: IN YOUR FAMILY' (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutesof 16 A). 1,68) AIR BOAT Serial No. F12771B0 AL ANON 1869) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, YOU, AND EACH OF YOU. Are Engine No 3i5424 that c B Riser EState the holder of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, hereby notifIed that an action has For families or frind5 of problem Vat,. si.nxv'cn Ii...i that Mr. or Mrs. R. W. Schookratt been brought against you, in the ??' tu'i0w4Pv drinkers Topettter wIth other Property said certificates for a fax deed to be thi holder of the following ccc Circuit Court, in and for Seminole For further informnaliun Call 473 4l7 41&ued thereon. The certificate ?ificates has,filed certificates for a County. Florida. In CIvil Action No, or wrte 1 Headlight, Valve sm 00 and years of issuance, the tax deed to be Issued there-s's. The 74 I657-CA13 F entitled MORRIS E. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 1 AIrboat Trailer 110000 detcriptiun of the property, and the cerlllicatp numberS and years of HANSON, aintiff, versus JOHN H. Box 553- Sanford, Fla 3777) I Frog Gig 9 00 issuance, the description of the BAISLEY et al, Defendants, and names n 'ahith it weS asSisted are I Machate Knife property, end Pie names in wnicn it as follows: required to serve a copy c-f THE STATE OF FLORIDA To: deScribed property has been Sei:ed. Bush and David Bush All of Said propwrly being in tht irr*rncdiatelytpiereaføer. otherwise a i,nder ad by virtue of chapter 312. Alt of said property being in the default will be entered agoimt you the County of Seminole, State of now • as amended, And County of Seminole, State Of for the relief Fidrida. demanded in the possession of the nO.rd of county Unless such certificate or cer. Florida. Complaint. commissioners of thiS county, bnd Un'e,s Such (OrtitiCa?? Or crr eif'C*tel, shall be retleemed ac The nature of thiS Suit 5 to Quiet you. and each of you are hereby .ording tO law the property I,t,C,i't'!. Shall be redeemed the title to the above land a further nNfied that pelitiOn. described in Such certificate or cording to law tne property In the Plaintiff's successors in title, undei' s1d chapter, hat been filed In certificates will be sold to the described n such certificate or ANDREW (3 IIA?4ON and 'Pi crcv? cou't cI th r:;h?eenth certfcate li e Sold to the h.'heSt cash b3er at tre court 000 C. HANSON, 5cm 'note wife, Judicial Circuit, ;n and hest at PuW door on the 4th day ci and DAVID R. MCNEIL. JR. and County. Florida, wiking the for. houSe door on the 4th day November. 1971 at t),00 AM. EDITH HANSON MCNEIL. Hi felture of tlse said prOperty. and )OU Dated IhiS 19th day 01 September, ,.Ovtmbef, 1914 at 11:00 AM. wife. are hereby directed and irguired Dated this 19th day of September, 1971 WITNESS my hand and the Seal of 1iI your clsim, if an, you have, and 1871 Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr this Court on the 4th day of October. show cause. on or before OcIcoer Arthur H. Beckwlth. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court A 0. 29th. 18,4. if not personally served Clerk of CIrult Court 01 of Seminole County, tSEAI1 'fl r-'r'i 'r"O -y'r.';i' ''2rt).. F!u'da c!r. ,.,.,., "flr.-'iT-'"j ________________________________________________________________________ Hous.sforSall 1 Apartments Rent Furnished 31 Help Wanted 18 Semi.ote County, Florida By: Lillian 1. Jenkins Opu$y Clerk Oct. I. iS. 22. 79, 1874 DEC51 0 Year of was dE.ti%Od .r as I.11*s. Certificate Nn, 430 Year 01 SPEER & SPEER, P.A., Plaintiff's Issuance 1843 PORATIONS OWNING. HAVING lsuance 1911 Property attorneys, w4ose addre's is Post CR CLAIMING AN INT5REI' ?: All SW '. of NE . Between Lake Descriptlonof Property Office Box 1344. San"ord, Florida bOVE OR LIEN ON THE S46FtOfN117.4FtOfEtj0fSEI4 72771, Mary Rd&Ry&Nof Br Rd. Secfl on or before November 7th, DESCRIBED PROPERTY of SE ' Sec 13 1.5. 20 R. F 3 A.ret AD. 1974. and file the original with YOU AND EACH OF YOU are T S. 20 P E. 30 I flame in which assessed Southern the Clerk of this Court either before hereby notified rpat the ae Title Research Co. flame in which assccsed Sarah service on Plaintlirs anornris or __________________________________________________ S. highest ALL - '-i" ::-. Seeds' In Herald Ads I, . NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO . NAME STATUTE FOR TAX DEED BARBARA MACDONALD TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: (Section I7.49$ Florida Statvt.s of NOTICE OF APPLICATION Residence: Unknown Notice is hereby given that the 1949) FOR TAX DEED Last known malileig Cdets: undersigned, pursuant to the (Saclicit 191,485 Florida StaMes of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. 71020 Trillium Street "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter 1868) tt.at Mr. or MrS. R. W. Schoofcratt Mount Clement, NOTtCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NS.09.FIoridaSfatutes,willreglster the holder of the following cccMCtgan 4,0.53 that Paul R.ór Kenneth M. Watson with the County Com,troller, in and titicaeshasfiledsaidcerlificatettor YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED a tax deed lobe Issued thereon. The the holder of the fono • for Seminole County, Florida, upon that JOHN RICHARD MAC lificates has filed said certIficates recelptofproolo(thepublicatlonol certIfLcate numbers and years Of DONALD has filed a Petfllon In the issuance, the deicr7ption of Ihe for a tax deed to be sued thereon. this tice, the fictitious name, toThe certificate numbers and years wit- DAIRY QUEENBRAZIER Circuit Court of Seminole County, property. and the names in which It Florida, fr Dissolution of Marriage, was assessed are as follows: of issuance, the descrpf Ion Of the under which I am engaged In a? 97 Highway 436 in the and you are required toservea copy Certificate No. 217 Year of property, and the names in which It City of Fern Park. Florida. of your wrItten defenses, if any, on Issuance 1971 was assessed a'e as follows: That the corporation interested in 1. WOOLFOLK, EDMUND Certificate No, 171 Year DescrtptionofProparty ESQUIRE, Law Offices of Thomas said bulness enterprise is as issuance 1971 Lot II Btk 4 Dfebmwolo 3rd Sec C Freeman. P.O. Box '1s DescrIption of Property PB a Pg 70 Dean & louise, Inc., Altamnonte Springs, F)oiida 37701. LOts 11 A 12 61k 3 Pine Level PB 6 flame in which assessed Emerson by Robed 0. Watson andtfl•IhenalwthIheCierkof Pgs. & .3. Enloe & Mary Sue Enfoe as President the abive-styled Court on or before All ctf Uid property being in the Name in which assessed bobby Dated at Orange County. Florida, November 7th, 1974. otherwise a County of Seminole. State of Lee Davis default ano ultimate judgment will Florida. All of said property being in the September 26th, 1974 Publish: Oct. iLls. 22. 1971 be enteredagalnst you forthereliof County of SemInole. Stat. Unie such certificate or ccc. demanded In the Petition. Florida. .iticatn shalt be redeemed ac. WITNESS my hand and Official cording to law the property Unless such certificate or ccc. NOTICE OF ACTION seaIofsaidCour1sttiisthe3rdday dtscri In such certificat, or tificate shall be redeemed ac. STATE OF FLORIDA TO: at .ktober. A.D. 1,71. cording to law the property certiticatet will be sold to tn, JOHN H. BALSLEY. if alive, and (Seal) described In %uch Ciftitic ate or his unknown spouse if married, and hrghcst caSh bidder at the Court Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. Ceftlfk4tC$ tviil be told to the lfdead.thetjnknown heirs. devices, houSi toor on the 4th d8y 01 Clerk of Court November, 1974 at 11:00 AM. cash bidder at tht court grantecs, assignees, lienor, ':''. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. NOTICE OF APPLICATION _________________________ FOR TAX DEED ectson ICI.4h Florida Statutes of NOTICEOF APPLICATION -'&lsrtJescr.t,ed.iORB636 Execution Issued out of and under , 601) 1968) . FOR TAX 0EE Being Lot I Lake Marion the seal of the County Court of E'atet Unrecd Plat NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutes o OrangeCounty.Florida,upona final that R B Riser Estate the h3lder of 1869) Name in which assessed Morris & Iudgment rendered in the aforesaid .sren Elseman and David 1. Helen court on the 3rd day of September, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the following certificates has fiiea S'mth that R B Riser Estate the holder 0 said certilicites for a tax deed to be AD. 1971. in that certain case en All of said the following certificates has filed issued thereon. The certificate property being in the titled, Dean1S, Incorporated, a said certificates for a tax deed to be numbers and years of *ssuance, lhC County ol Seminole. State of Florida corporation Plaintiff, Florida issued thereon. The certificate description of the property, and the Gary Frence Detendant which Unless such certificate cr cer numbers and years of issuance, the names in which II was assessed are afores&d WrIt of Execution was t*Iicates shall be redeemed ac descriptionuf the property, and the as follows: delivered to me as Sheriff of cording to law the property seminole County, Florida, and I. names in which it was assessed are Certificate No. 136 Year of described in such certificate or Issuance 199 as folowi: have levied upon the following certificates will be sotd to the Description of Property Certificate No. 109 Year of described property owned by Gary Lot 6 BIk 0 Bungalow City Plat Issuance 199 hiohest cash bidder at the court Frence, said property being located Pause door on the 4th day Book 7 Page 87 DescriptIon of Property n Seminole County, Florida. more P4oyemer, 1971 at 1)00 AM Name in which assessed Kenneth Lot 36 BlOck E flcn&ow City particularly dr%cribed as oIlowS Dated ttns 77th aay at September, D Leuer & Mary M. Layer his wit Plat Book 7 Page 82 One (II 1911 Norton 750 c.c 1971 All of said property being In the Name In which assessed .i. F. Motorcycle, ID No. 134716 Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. County of Seminole, State of Holly a. HlIi HIS Wif e. ond the undersigned as Sherifi Clerk of Circuit Court All of said property beIng in the Florida. Seminoli County. Flor4a, iIl at of Seminole County, UnleSS such cerlilicate ur tet County of Seminole, State of 11:00 kM on the 30th day of O. Florida tificates shall be redeemed ac Florida. tobir. A.D. 1974. offer for sate and S: Dy: Ida Creal cording to law the property Unless such cer?ifkate or c, sell to the highest bidder, for cash, Deputy Clerk described iri such certIficate or tificates shall be redeemed ac subject to any and all existing Ieins. Publish Oct. 3, 8, 15, 22, 1174 cording to law the property certificates will be sold to the a? the Front (West) Door ot the DEC32 c,'ited in such certificate or highest cash bidder at the Court Seminole County Courthouse in certificates will be sold to the house door on the 4th day of Sanford, Florida, the above IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL highest cash bidder at the court November, 1974 at 11:00 A.M. persodal property. Ad CIRCUIT COURT. ltd AND FOR deSci'i Dated this 19th day of September, hoUSi dOOf on the 4th day of ditional Information availabie from SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF 1974 November, Did at 11:00 AM.. the Civil Division of the Seminole FLORIDA Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Dated this 20th day of September. County Sheriff's Department, CASE NO. 74.1442.CA 64.0 Clerk of Circuit Court of 1971. That said sale is being made to DIVISION 0 seminole County. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. satIsfy the terms of said Writ of In cc mc marriage Florida Clerk of Circuit Court Execution. JOHN RICHARD MACDONALD, 5; By; ida Creal of Seminole County, John E. Polk. SherIff hUibaild, Deputy Clerk Florida Semlno'e Cwn?y. Flori4a Petitioner, S: By: Ida Creal PublIsh: Oct. 3, S IS, 22, 1974 Publish: Oct. •. is. 72. 29, 1911 *'id Deputy Clerk DEG24 DEC57 BARBARA MACDONALD. *ife, Publish: Oct. 3. 8, 15, 72. 1871 Respondent. DEC.71 NOTICETODEFEND -............... ' -.... JimRo*ePest(cmnlroi 7826 Iroquois Ave i..ritord. 322 2070 __________________________ Plumbing - ______________ _____________ Custom made Drapes and Bc spreads. Quality viorkmCnt.n*'p Dorothy Bliss 3.49 3a25 Truck Rentals RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Iconollne Vans to Des.i'l mann's 1 day 1 vent 37) 5313 Wall Papering PAUL SIATEP Professional Wallpaper Hanger L. cer!ed s3:,sp,'ll (nmm,'rc,il I ret' [!tn1atr-5 Pti 322 tall Well Drilling 5'.ELLS DFflL LID PU'.'i SPPIru.:i Fcz S\'STi �- - - - iittr J ' uesuay, 8B-Evening Herald Santora.F1. 1, wo" BE VAT I/ n ; T RIC-T / 1IwA A C_ 1Z )c4c4e ,jj ON N . ___ S JACOBY &4? -- AQ - •Q J 5 * K Q tO K - - ° _____________________________ - rt-."~-_ , ~*, i 3 - -) / 1''' L 41,I 11 ., • I , ' - io.'s\ ) .. '0 I t ' 11 . 4 i. I " L,a' k in the Os This isn't Liii exact hand but the principle involved is the same. ! I.C_III I MA I 11 I "I, I Mo t a e Bill Hel Doubted 9 North to~ $5 I •.1'- 0 114 t4 WA 'W. ! - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS iwo woE EARS,Y I(EEP f Ae! .eI) (LLaETSHE FUNNY BUSINESS 8 Roç.r BdIen - A kTgE SRS-to '.4'X-IOO'iSMJrgR)L RECOVER... IT'LL BLOW SQUTO 1E HOUGE 9W CAN &W TAE , 9001: I ~ r 6 r-.) °\ I % Ms/IF / I - EXIIE 6 -C&IF VX ,' I M4R5 Oc &1MVT1W / OfIrwRim. I/ . . 11 11 - 4 J ) It OA T1EN rLL SETTL.E) FO TEN i !_ . *-IN' t TO y I I I - - I 1 ___ EN"IN' PROM M' 1-' _ .1 .- II N , .1 A by H.imda I BUGS BUNNY -. .-A- . VOAJW -. YA Gor A CLOWr FULL I N= A SAW Cr !I IDA 11 AS A i, W I &,NUSVA ! CAWr DO WW9 -1 N. MATTER OF - VE./ - -`__~ FAZT,I KA k _~~ -I I-_____ I I r\ r .- NOW, I Cwr W IT . . I I I I: . I 71%,.,L i ! ! .. -1 4" A ... . ., ___L;_,;__1 - - J, 1W. , . 1p-Ir RA,5A'6 IF AND . 'THC- 9A7RDNAL I i-I iNK HS EO%k.E F r,&JlD j RHAILITAT1(J,J • AND HERE DEAR WAS BOY, JUST A FEW THAT'S LOC4 OW/ PICTURES Qf HER KITTEN HE'S HAVING ____________________ ______ W I I I ______ mli'Jk yiijg MJIJP WAY IF AX ft _ II ! II , 4 I . ' ! I ~ ' I t - W, . ___"~_ 1. -X I - .- rm-4 . 1- - I x . FRANK AND ERNEST . . ! t I ,:. k X. \. -- 1.___________ -.-..-----... 7 ~ - --- _____ AM)SED ME 0F P_XkRXK,*_ MJO, 11 I..i& "I- I I! - I __ A -- i..._. _____ - .: J-- _____ - -' LU I L I I / \ I L"I -- I I MiX' I -jflf IIUII I 01111. ., It 1, It rla~ , . , 0(~~ R, - 4 I I ( \ ;t,, ~ !9 Li I - ' Wi V I b.if ED WINE: / tji SWRT RIBS GO WELL L01E WHEN 4LE - n y / L_4iUU_ U 1 ___________________- CCII- C=PIR AXXt 1 __7____ ~i 0 ~Cl) M I ! __ - 21 - 11.41S t -A Mfg jAl4? \ ( " 'mnnr 71111I lilt It Itlilt ( I 111 If UU11UULL UtJ by Frank Hill IN - St~. 10:30 WAS A W A HOUR. L' 1. - - 0 \ -- -. PIIOAT10N I _______________________________ 1 J .- 1 -----.-.--.---.------ ___ I Ii - _-._- w- 4 - • 'For Sale' signs on completed homeswaitlng for buyers I __ fA - . 0 I MW .--^ I C e ica 1F-. . ----.------.- -_ _. - j-_---_ - -_ --_--_ 0 :,-` --- -; - _,~.~Z~ _________ _I 4. A~ - J - .... - - _____ - I - - . - / ~' - - i i, I- -- - ~_&~~.: - I. -- - .A,* . 1.. - , ' - ' ' _. .. - • . . - - - -70 - - - a r a e irm o u e emino e ommission By BILL BF1JVIU But Relin conthcte by the action. Sid ViM Jr., who "or service,,' Dnimnd Herald StafI Writer Herald at his Rochester, N.Y., asked for revocaft, said the said. "is better ftn no serAngered by the ION Of cer- office said that "Our o4stmen f wro-does not have cmUwU I i -_ I'll" -fon of Semliale County can:-o.xpet:t it) cont I1e4,t,. 'iLr, '-Om , ctlult'Y custc,rders. In Cwiun4sion citairman John I 71 firm's attomey Leonard Relin custo ars paid up unid Dec, 3i maintain regular se he dd Wednesday he plans to and have not notified Customers of has ignored all evidence that he intend to se them . take legal acflonagainst the any change ln rates orservice has presented to them, Inwho was not p5ent county commission at as required by terms of the cluding photos of bay rutted "We will seek immediate the hearing ThaY, notified ordinance." dirt roads that precluded Um commission by telegram injunctive relief from the that neither be nor the firm's The only commissioner courts," Relin said. "Then we owner James Kuvrich would be voting against the motion was during heavy rains. "Wt; sem people in the county Umt, no one e Greg Drummond who said he commissioners individually for able a will serveIndud1 By DONNA iisrs free medical clinic in the city Lormann, named director for a LW u$ In the"middle ofaju trial" to "was in favor of a 30-day black neig The county has named Sch. an amoun C o.e ' ghborhoods that no Rochester and Kuviich ,,has probationaryperiod." Herald Staff Writer may be signed as early as the city's side of the project, weizer and Co. the architects of dollars." se will go into," Relln .Nlon&y night, said County and Kimbrough are expected to the new facility to be built The commission revoked the received an Injury requiring Drummond said that the one said. 4 LONGWOOL~- Documents Commission Chaiman John go through the proposed lease where the old clin w in I c as "' certification Tuesday night him to be bedridden," The probationary period will at Testimony given by county Rochester attorrey requested least allow customers to ma after a continued public hearing firming up the construction Kimbrough, county project agreements this week in operation at Church and Wil engineer J.C. Lavender critical an adjournment of the hearing bemille aware of the 3ituauon that began three weeks ago on plans for the new 190,000 director. preparation for the Monday .~treets, of the firm's service and ne siping. service complaints of the until Nov. It Seminole County Health Dept. so that they %rill not prepay for abusive language from both the But commissioners Tuesdav service, and so they will be able workers ard manager &hould Under the city-county company. The revocation is I city will lease effective Nov. 12. decided to take immediate to W new service." agreement the for 50 years at no charge the "because I could not be Own to property on which the old clinic them Tuesday,P9 building now stands. . ReUn declared. The com,mission continued 'Me city has al.so promised to ft, the hearing from last Tuesday Provide adequate parking after Relin told them that ace. Grady Johnson, a local conThe half block of city land, tractor, would be buying into bounded by Wilma, urch and i I The chairman of Seminole cities serd the firm and assundng control technical I, meeting be the Warren Streets was given to of "managerial functions." County's legislative delegation, representatives to the meeting, The beginning of awould count'-wide I rnmprohPnetive the city by the county com• I r,. p,i Fipopnr Nionnev IR- nnIv .qAnfnrel rind Altnninn!e effert !!! .. . . -.-- .- . .M to its ure iniu-itIw-s wnen letter oi intent fru.i, icitaiscr. Casselberry), has s&duled an Springs have taken formal planning, required under state As little children are a group of citizens pleaded for organizatiomial meeting of an ad action and were expecting to rmeive law transforming into spooks the parcel as a medical clinic hoc technica! committee for an evaluation of Johnson and a Sanford named City Manager Mooney in a letter to a all site and goblins for Halloween, cmprthr,ivc planning 1cr 7 W. E. Knowles and the cities noted the legislative statement of policy intent from Bear Gulley Road leading pm., Maday at Scmnc!c Mtamcntc Springs City Council delegation is vitally interested ttw new management team on In the early 1960's the city to Glenn Turrer's castle A .Junior College. Tuesday. But on Friday, Tuesday night appointed Mayor in successful ./ ' the im- also built Its city hail and fire will be transfoanlng into . Johnson notified the board by Although Mooney requested Norman Floyd and Councilman plementatlon of the la which house on the tract and added one-way l l)eVoney. letter that he decided not to all seven of Seminole County's encourages planning for future the police station in the late That's the proposition of invest in the firm and called the land use requirements. 1960's. the Goldenrod Jaycees who I move "an unwise business Subjects to be studied are plan to haunt the Turner venture." traffic circulation, sanitary The clinic building, unusable Castle the evenings of Oct. Seminole County Dis water seers, • supply, since renovations were stopped 31, Nov 1 and 2 for a Inc., initially was put on six. drainage, consenat on o , earlier this year, will be Halloween celebration. '.-.-months probation In January natural resources, housing, demolished at county expense. Turner's partially Ii public it sen cc completed multi million related complaints and (ire control in addition to I. City firemen in recent weeks Sanford-Seminole Devel. The firm, organized in , ". 1:I opinent Co. Inc. board of Sanford in 1961, is affiliated The cities have objected .%tripp '. . , directors for the 12th con. with the Small Business vigorously to the county new air-conditioner to renovate will be opened to costumed secutive year has authorized a Administration and helps L-orip,lissiorv-sponsored legis- part of the fire house into ~ I -1 , youngsters and their ~ dividend to its stockholders. qualified small businesses that !ation, ~ . , . firemen's quarters. ~ _,.~- \ I. q parents as a Jaycee project project an increase in local " at the end of the month. P #* effort in data mllection and The clinic wa.s clo.sed o(q. 1, The Jaycees want Bear financing problems. analysis can avoid duplication 1973 wi city coancil's orders Gulley Road, a two-way The dividend declared is ° of resource expenditure and when plans were to take It over g stretch leading to and from cents per share, a five per c allow more time for each city to for expanded city office space the castle, to be made in the evening hours - you I would not be in favor per use the information in the temporarily one-way to cant haunt a castle too of one-way travel there," share, decision-making process. He After a different council well in the daytime." accommodate an an. Bush said In a Monday He-elected to the board of added that coordination from asswned office this year, ofMalicious vandalism caused ticipated large volume of Bush, though, report to the commIio was 3Do matomers In the Chulucita directors at the organization't the outset car aisc reduce fices in city hall were re. ia-comind spooks. Another ccncerned about en. "Resicients along that roW area to be without phone service 13th annual meeting Tuesday technical inconsistencies as the arranged and space is now road will be used to handle torcement about any need two-way travel for AroundtheClock. _ 4A today according to Sanford were: Clifford McKibbin, plan evolves and help insure a considered adequate. the exiting traffic, acdaily excursions, and county restriction limiting Bridge . . ,_ Southern Bell manager Tom president; V. Scott Burns, vice truly county-wido plan. cording to the civic club, especially for emergen. the rnadto oway. "How .............3A president; Clyde Long. IU legislator noted that the The large office formerly Hunt, Although county roads cies." would you enforce it?," he ... Repair crews were expected treasurer; George Teuhy, new state annexation law used Ly Mayor Eugene Jaques superintendent Bill Bush asked. But ILattaway said he Crosswtvd Puzzle . to have service back to normal - requires detailed planning for now houses the utility departgave the propo3al a less "has the feeling this is Bear Gulley Raad runs 4Dear Abby 128 Patricia Iargen, Roy Mann, Ed expansion of munI ipal ser- ment billing operation b 6 m today than fav orable recoir going to be a pretty big S's of a miule between SR 4 168 Hunt said an investigation is Davis and W. A. Patrick. A new vices prior to annexat on of new bookkeeper was moved into the mendation, countv Lvmthing. Uncle Hubie is going on the west, and Howell 1k. Lamb ......_.... T _ 12B underway to apprehend the member of the board elected lands and gives zoning contM former utility office and ' mlss1oner Mike Hattaway to be there and all" Branch Road on the east In Horoscope , 168 individuals who fired a shotgun was Andrew Camway. of the annexed lands to the court clerk with an ass'stant thought it udght be a good Beskim Hattawiy swd, --I the southeastern part at' the Hospital . -, ..., John Kridcr is executive county For tio years after uses the office form3rly used by and 22 caliber fire Into a 300idea. think they just want to do it county. predent cable located on the bookkeeper. SR 419 anixatlon _________________________________________________________________ TileIon par I ________________________________________ onstructl Jaycees Seek OnewWay Roa To I I -i' m zvr -~ _0~1_~ - 7; -.. - -' - - - - ~__ = - ' - _1/ 2 O 20' WEIGHT, SIR, - . - (L L fA95r'W_ ff11 CAN - .--,---_.___________-.._ 174 _________ - 91 _________ •J f Oil. 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'11 ~~~ -) .0 I IN'1COLD COLD OW, LIKE 15ANK BOOW, DIPLOMAS AND BIRTH CERTIFICA I V es, FOR My VALUA13LEr r !0 WINTHROP ______________________ DID CJ iEAR ; 6, W .. ~ e . . _X W~ 1 Ill - .1 '. 1 L1"Ve 2 r I _~ , II WOW! N40U,VE GOT YOUR OWN SAFE, HOLLYHOCKI r? 11r .... -!J -\ by Al V.rm.sr -- rts rnhw-! 110 ,*.<- -, __ __ . ount I KNM I . OF OCHM I \ \ , -. __ ~ ( " .I . . . I I II ç- -. . I - _tt n__ _5~~ _-i __ J_~--____.__ ~- -.Z--.__ - - ~-_ .-.1. ~ ~ _ __ ~' _~~~ __ IV-qm11"~ ___M!_ E . __ f MIRW _ - a !jr, -. r - - -k ,. 9/ ( ç . 0"Hop __ ,; -i 9 E t - -__ , One of rnan' area developments displayIng • / - - - 7 . . r,;,~ , average income of $15,000. But Several bankers disagreed, it's too small for a growing because offsetting effects would Mortgage money. needed to complete construction family, he added. balance the overall Impact. IN . ; i newledsorsmal! family with economy "back in the same rat oungthsldren It could be rqce" of rising costs and in 111111111 %*a by T.K. Ryan I / •., .:- I 1I ',I : I I _ 1 ~4._ - I f 'L -_ Is - A __1 t HIGH I-I .- ) x9v __:_~- mi S A __ I ?UMBLE WEED I . . i F_ 1. I . - - /_ I SAY,q *NO*, ---- - • \ I I TIIIN< Z; 1~ I 0 ! __-~ W 1 61 ,, _t- !!~ I - i - .*r _______ -.~, - I _ WFOP CA~5X, 4 . . ___ 14.,i 1% s4wr co-wivs snerw NSM vjcai- \ r ________ -- 1 a . ; I'LL ASK MRS' MA FM Q~ he could build if the economy small builder is minimized. were not in Its Current dilemAnother builder, William ma. This type of home is a I3rurnleyJr. of Sanford said the s tepping stone" type of three impact although stimulating -- r T:N'< A FiVEOOLLA 2AiSE P by Garry Trudeau I Orn-ES I .I - i t P 1)r1uLLsiy been restricted to the budget to sick long tirin The usual rid Lipe and Utiie alternative to the crisis In U This style home is usually buung only mortgages insured mortgage lag for such a program cos the housing , currently tound in the large scale b the Veterans adininistra Gib Ethnonds, vice president bank or savings institution as under study by the House of deelopmenta so the impact Local home builders were lion and the Federal Housing of First Federal of Seminole , much as six months before a Representations A tax exemp. on the Individual builder is skeptical, and one banker Administration. criticized the program as not return on the investment is tion on the first $W of a savings questionable, Joseph said. ritical of a V 7 billion federal The bill authorizes govern solving the tiousirg problem realized, thus tying up more account would reduce the Corporate construction program disignid to buy con went ,agencies to buy the Although the full details are not eapital outflow from sawngs accounts, 'giants" ire responsible for cntionul home iiiortgages The mortgages on homes costing yet available, he said certain Further, the program is thus providing money for much of the development bill was passed Tuesday by between $33,000 and SM,000, aspects of the program pose established within An agency lending institutions to grant housing, and therefore most Congress,President Ford, ¶,thO with exceptio ns for special potential problems which most savings and loan in mortgages Also, It would likely to reap the harvest of this recommended the legislation, is areas. The interest rate on the First, if It is based on similar stitutlons do not usually do provide a better yield than new money. t xpec ted to sum it l(1fl would equal the (051 of tht pro'rnns the banks and business the (,u rnment i"rnment 1)1)0(1, which If a builder of two or three National Mortgage Association. Edinunds, said is ,A here most of hoines, is competing for mor. ould free ban and savings half of one per cent, or between stitute the loan and then sell it There is concern about the the massive withdrawal of age money with a large plan ttfl(I loan institutions to under 85 and 8 8 per cent Commer to the federal agency. However, mechanics of the program also sa vingswent. developer, Joseph said the %rite wore mortgages, ac. cial mortgage rates currently there is a declining amount of Edmonds added the amount ~iird, encouraging savings is better investment for the cording to Rep. Garry Brown, approach 10 per cent. working capital within the of the prolvain, $7.75 billion is an Inflation fighting measure, finance company would be the ranking Itipublican on the Seeral housing contractors, savings and loan Industry with impressive at first glance, but he concluded. developer, which provides a House Bdnking Committee. contacted by The Herald today, which to institute loans. Ile not nearly enough to solve the Several other local bankers larger return on the money. Conventional mortgages agreed the availability of a lo cited a $2 billion withdrawal of problem considering tite admitted they knew nothing of account for 70 per cent of all cost low mortgage would &iingsfromhis industry alone LIC uuCu few people are thousands of communities the mortgage bill mortgaged single-family probably not entice Americans (luring August and &ptember custom building their home participating. homes The gosernment had presently fighting the battle of this year. price range. He suggested another from WmterPark,explained he %lUun the $30, couldsellallthe$30000homes and again the impact on the ~)tj&,L qe P . I ID ' by Larry Lewis F ,'REMEMBER 1't Ynii, Soulh, hnld- ~ of a 'Sitter "Insteadin an 'Infant I'm Engineer'!" 'My rates are going up next week, , Mrs Pot- South East as 9 It F 101)F 1k raid Staff ritcr East wins the first trick with thekingofspadesandleadsthe A-Bid seven notrump. 'your suit back. The slam is a good partner hnids the king or diaone South abs already lost the mends and a long diamond suit butwillmakethis He can come to $3 even Ithout spadeIi contract if he can score four TODAY ',QUFSTIO"s club Instead of bidding three dia He has a sure thing against month your partner has bid three any 3.2 club break -only a 4.1 notrump over your thret clubs. break can hurt him. n normaldummy'seventshewill AnserTommoro a __ - _~__ - 1611 ) . .:1'#-'k _,O/N I ) !JU d has t)1 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents - ' Some automatic plays arc The less automatic than others The I1') was first used west one shown today . by HarryFishbein of New by A Scnsom psi ' 67th Year, No. 49-Wednesday, October 16. 1974 - When he defended the hand Flshbetn played the nine of cl ubs on the lust lead of the / 1 / II; This falsecard gave South a chance to guard against four orth Ia't south et clubs to the jack in either hand I N I lie fell for it like a ton of ic I'a'' 1'S I'ass 6 \ T Played the second high club from dummy and went down Oning lead-10 one kick 1. -- _j - I 1 EvennigHetald North South ulntr1tbk ' iZ't I *A63.. °' / ' - (rk . PAi c'tEC1'bRS (' b3 F!i HE' A j LUB8 AND WAIT FOR ME ! ____- - % ' 45 SOUTH tnt 4 Q J2 COME TIZEN'11YLR' RKEepOUT _ ~ tI 0 I proven finesse against West's ck.n1neand be homewiththe bacon. V 8 6 52 48743 4962 4J974 by Dcv. Grau. I 11 i-rI1i ______ secondclub.SouthwilihaVea O98 VJ73 ( 10r.11 auc-r 7 't'1' aking of clubs and play lead a club back to his ace because if East has four clubs to the Jack.nlne there Is no way to pick the suit up. East will show out on the NORTH 4 A64 -r - - I f Mori Walker WIN AT BRIDGE . - by Dick Turner CARNIVAL ETLE . ; 11 0 '' -1 -- -11 .. _____________________________________________ --_.----._ Phone Lines Destroyed 'i.4I- returnontnvestmentsof$lo Index - .. . ---- --_ _ - -- --- IRIM . - . ____ rIgi27E__ . . I 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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CD CD CD D) a U3 CA 3 a " (Do — 5. -' CL CD O 00 ED ( (D CD 14, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price O Cents fl 8 nil 0. C/) Oct. Year, No. 47—Monday, 11 OE Cn flt M ct 0 67th tD3 to ) T1 0 r CD 'i ___ 0 =r 0 91) -4 CT < I rIIIII"-q 013 Lack Of Funds Stalls Osteen Bridge Plan DD DD 1117 0 I I -g a __ CD a-. CD :na CD = cn 0 C') -, 0 (5 v CD ,- 3 -. 3 A M —N' 3 S CD 0 Cl) —' C') —. 3 a- 0 c —+3 :E By JOHN A. SPOLSKI Anoclate Editor CD 0.. CD M Richards, 22, of 1308 Sanford Ave., and Hoff. man, 23-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hoffman of 111 Parkview Drive, had been fishing there for the past three nights. It's a convenient spot with a dock leading down to the water's edge, alongside the bridge on SR It was almost dusk as Steve Richards and Susan Hoffman, both of Sanford, sat quietly fishing for speck and bass alongside the antiquated Osteen Bridge last Saturday. The weather was ideal, Their fishing luck had been good. The young couple, who have been dating and —I. CD STEVE RICHARDS Helped To Save 4 Lives 0 CD I 'I' C/) 0 0 C 3 -. 1 Young Sanford Couple 0 —' CD SUSAN HOFFM, —' CD Chamber long-range plan- revenues that fund primary primary road funds," Smith ning committee members will road projects drcpped after last continued. He offered little hone meet Thursday morning to winter's fuel crisis, that federal funds might be The Greater Sanford Area draft a resolution to the Last month DOT officials said available to help on the project Chamber of Commerce moved Governor "urging all-out haste gas tax revenues were lagging and noted "there's only $3 today to have the replacement in Irmstru tint: the new behind projectior. and only ailion in fedcrl funda for tht. of the Osteen Bridge put on a bridge," according to chairman money for routine maintenance state and we have a number of "top priority" list by the state Julian St.enstrom, of roads would be available this projects." Department of Transportation The chamber for years has year. Smith said 1)01 has no (DOT), spearheaded efforts to get the The April bid date for the new assurance also that the But the effort may have been antiquated narrow bridge Osteen Bridge has been estlmated$4 million cost for the killed before It got off the replaced. Friday night five scrapped, assistant DOT new bridge, approaches and ground. District DOT officials persons died when a van was planning engineer George construction of a new connector said lack of state primary road rammed from behind by a truck Smith said today. "All I can say road to SR 46 east of Sanford funds have put all construction and plunged into the river. is we still hope it will go to bid won't skyrocket with inflation, projects on "hold" and there is "We've (eared for years that sometime before next After bids are taken on the no assurance the $4 million such a tragedy would occur," October," he said, project, Smith said, it will take bridge between Seminole and Stenstrom said. "I don't believe "The planning and design for 90 days to award the contract Volusla counties will even go to if the bridge railing had been the project is done and we've and authorize construction. bid before next October. steel the van would have gone been wrestling with the Actual construction time for The chamber sent Coy, over and all those people would financing for six months. The the bridge is now estimated at Reubin Askew a telegram today have been killed." projects will go to bid when the 18 to 20 months, asking replacement of the 50State officials earlier said the funds become available," If the project dcesn't go to bid year-old bridge across the St. new bridge was scheduled to go Smith said, before next October it would Johns River be given top state to bid by April 1975. But that "All construction projects are mean the new facility wouldn't priority, was before state gasoline tax on 'hold' because of lack of be in use before late June 1977. a CD CD fly BOB LLoytj City Editor IL a C HEROES r) 7 0 CL rNI 415. 'II was just a few moments before 7 p.m., when Susan and I looked up after hearing the noise from the impact of the two vehicles and watched in horror as the van came hurtling through the aide of are "thinking of the future," had no idea that within a period of 60 seconds their own destiny would hang in balance; whether they would, in fact, have a future or have It snuffed out as were five other lives at that precise point of the St Johns River which serves ass boundary between Seminole and Volusia County; east of Sanford I water. It stayed afloat approximately 30 seconds before it sank beneath the srfe into eight feet of water, "1 could see the kid's faces pressed alongside the windows as they tried to get c'it of the van," Only a window in the rear of the truck was partially open according to Richards. "As soon as the van sank, I took off my shoes and the railing guard - water, narrowly and dove In. The water was dark and I felt my way..." "One of the kids was part-way out the window, When I touched him, his arm gripped mine and we surfaced. I helped Susan get him out of the water and dove down to the truck again," said Richards. Richards, an empoye of into the missing us by not more than two or three feet," said Richards. According to Richards, the van flipped-over onto Its roof as It landed in the the Jim Taylor Corp. of Maitland, was to repeat this procedure for three more times, returning to the surface with a body on each occasion. Only by now, the bodies were Unconscious." "I pulled four of 'em from within the truck and swam to the top where Susan pulled 'em to shore," "I would have gone down more ... but, I was corn• pletely -. A'~— 4 a r \ , \ \ " anyone else when I was ' there was," said Richards. By this time Richards ••. 7 and Hoffman guessed five minutes had elapsed, and although there were others . '•;_• /' watching from vantage points on the bridge and along the side of the road, no one made an attempt to get into the water and help. A short time later ' another Into f is herman Jums ed and triggered others to follow. By this time they were L.: E the water using crow bars to pry open the doors to the van. (It was later discovered the doors were locked and the keys were In the forward part of the van.) v,irl that in h. a - -. rrow shows by groping around Inside the van. So, I thought that's all - - exhausted then ... and I couldn't feel j where couple was sealed dives Into the submerged vehicle he did not find any air pockets locked within the structure which could have aided the trapped victims. The rescuer was cut slightly about the arms by broken pieces of glass as he swam through the rear window while removing the trapped occupants. Although neither Richards nor Hoffman have ever been involved in a rescue previously, Richards when asked what his immediate reaction was when he saw the van go into the water respon. ded, "I knew there were City Overgrowth Plagues Residents By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Polluted and smelly water from people trapped Inside who needed help. There was a life at stake and thoughi,!. was the only one around who could do something about trying to save them. You don't think about yourself or what might happen to you... you just go ahead and do the best you can." There were 11 persons riding In the van. Six were rescued and live drowned. The dead Included Milton Wilkins, 38, driver of the van; his wife Emma, 36, both of 160 North Street, New Smyrna Beach; Barbara Jean Clark, 35, and her daughter, Cindy, 9, and son, Kenneth, 2, of 559 once beautiful lakes, their banks and depositing dead fish on the beaches. Nearby property owners think the whole thing stinks, Associated Builders and Contractors are digging along the shore line to install sewer flies and, in the process, dumping dirt into Lake Florida causing additional pollution, Florida Boulevard residents charge. The lakefront homeowners are angry — angry at the current and immediate past city governments, at land Cherlovic, New Smyrna Beach. Six children who escaped, and were later treated and released at Seminole Memorial Hospital In Sanford were Gary Wilkins, 10; James Wilkins, 11; Thomas Clark, 11; Deborah Clark, 14; Linda Clark, 16 and Con. stance Fulllngton, 15, all of New Smyrna Beach. It rlorida and Adelaide, are overflowing developers and at politicians — being victimized by thieves," Mayor Norman Floyd said the and are trying to organize for he said. "We are unhappy with Florida Boulevard people have action, the shootings — some have had his sympathy. "I would do "We feel like a 'voice In the experiences with bullets flying anything to help them that I wilderness,' we don's k-iw' in 'fur 'llrti,on — and one coald." tie said, adding the time where to turn," said Saul ncghbor had his windows shot to complain was several years Cornell of 903 Florida out while his family was ago when their neighbor Boulevard. sleejng. We are concerned (former mayor Lawrence Cornell said the properties about the high speed traffic Swofford) was approving the surrounding both lakes have along Hermits Trail." developments and planning the been "ruined" by the rising Police Capt. David Gunter sewer system. waters, the pollution, the fish has admitted burglaries are up "They would like to have kill and that the owners are In the Florida Boulevard area, things here the way they were unhappy with the way the sewer but noted that burglaries crews are operating and the increase all over the city, after the fact," Floyd said. dissatisfied with the lack of He attributed many of the He said much of the drainage inspection of the sewer pipe burglaries to teenagers, who problem is from the north, from installation, cover their hands with socks, the county areas that are also 'We are also unhappy with break In and rip-off television draining lands and propertk: the rising tide of burglaries that sets, in particular, in speedy into Lake Florida. He said the have gone unsolved in our area, fashion, contractor is dumping dirt into The whole neighborhood is "This is not TV, It is the real the lakeside areas to make thing out here," Gunter said, temporary dams in order to adding that the police have install the sewer lines. He said / / __________ P, found few clues — no finger- the contractors have been prints, no footprints, nothing to stopped temporarily and will be help with solving the crimes, placing burlap screens to keep "We feel overdevelopment down the lake's turbidity. has been permitted and done in "The sewer lines are being such a haphazard and un- Installed to serve these people." planned way that we, the he said. "It is too late now to -_ I t! ,, -. ... — - reported the w::an was ut Kissimmee fcr a high school football game In w hich one of the Wilkins children Is a member of the team and the other a member of the school hand when he accident oc. -l_-- J — / - - -J ' - Hospital Due Inspect on j I - - - - J1Lt * Further lake pollution from dirt dikes' claimed people, are now suffering the consequences," Cornell said, "Some large developments have been allowed to build to the definite detriment of the area,' he said, insisting excessire drainage water from SR 436 commercial developments dumping Into Cram's Roost Is the direct cause of the flo'xitng problems. "Our once beautiful paradise has been irrevocably .cpoiled and we are up in arms about it." he said "The city government may IittIh LI La*i UUL IL is p stop the $2 million sewer system in the north side of town. This project was apP"W'J by the !ederi1 govern- ment and many agencies and cannot be stopped now, he said. The only solution Floyd could see for the flooding problems is implementation of a 14.5 million city-wide drainage program. "But where would the money come from?" Floyd asked. He suggested that lakefront hinpnwtwr,, hnv, 0)'. hw'onl,.ri normal lake le"els. "We have .fZ•.. uirering wun urougni )''..•,_ 'vu doing nothing to alleviate our conditions for the past 10 trouble," Cornell said, years," he said. "Lakes now About the overdevelopment, are at the level they should be" i II 411 A 2W-bed Packaged Disoter fumigated for termites. Per commission work session. Hospital (PDIi) that has been mission for the fumigation was The P.Al is designed only to granted at a Thursday county be used in case of a disaster. stored at the Sanford Airport the past seeral sears will be Lnspxted this neck by county civil defense personnel for It CLOU Y I W Weather Details Page 3A r:"- 1 ______________________ "4 èV',; i-5- ;,tsI•'• for signs of Insect dmnage, county fire and civil defense PH ir -,t'4E 1 -",i-' '• Index administrator Gary Kaiser said A today. Kaiser, who made a preliminary investigation of the round theClock .......... 4A A I .... 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L.._,. flfl._r,a.a.r_flJ. ----- -t.fl A-r - - 7 --- -. .r.----,-' zi- .fl rflC CtCJi.,.. . 't. ti tttfl.uar r] Monday, Oct. 14, 1974 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - POLICE BLOTTER I H AREA COUNCIL AGENDAS I 11111111111111111111111~1 NMON -. W - ~ -Y 0 $ Sanford 200 MagnolIa Drive, Altamonte Springs after breaking a $200 was reported sto len, window out In her home and Saturday, from Colonial Ser. in de, police said.' The g Insi vice Station, 1501 South French go two people were reportedly Avenue. arguing before the shooting. I a Spring County '4 President 's Rating Drop S PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) President Ford's approval rating has dropped 21 percentage points since he oh office, primarily because of his pardon of former President Richard M. Nixon, according to the Gallup Poll. lIhlf of those questioned in the survey approved of the way Ford is handling his job, 28 per cent disapproved and 22 per cent expressed no opinion. The current rating represents the sharpest decline for any President in his first two months in office. -- Judy 's ---- --- - " - "At " Johnson notified the cornmaintenance is being denied in the park. The city has said that infssloners of his decision by After reviewing bids for a since roads in the parks were letter From his firm, Big Muddy F .* new city flretrl1ck$!bmittedhy not built to city specifications Construction company of $ -'h,, six firms, the two-member and are privately owned and Geneva. Also tonight, the commission council committee is expected unacceptable to the city that it to recommend Jack Cook and has no jurisdiction or obliga tion will bear a request for a zoning Co. of Mobile, Ala. at tonight's there, change on property located on 7:30 p.m. meeting. A new zoning ordinance with the south side of SR 436 next to The company submitted a strict industrial requirements the Aloma Baptist Church. A $ i base bid of $39,013 and an was prepared as part of the change from multiple-family I alternate bid of $30,865 for a CALNO federally financed (1W) to Office District (OC) is pumper' on a igis Ford con- planning study last year. It has asked. -'M vcntioial cab. Members of the been in limbo the past 10 An application for rate in. , : committee, Councilmen John months. Although city officials crease by Southern Gulf Daniels and Irwin Hunter have have Indicated approval of the Utilities and a determination of invited a Cook and Co. proposed ordinance and asked Southern Gulf's compliance representative to be present at the planning and zoning board with county requirmenL to FIRST tonight's meeting to answer to review it, no copies have upgrade their facilities will be been made available to the discussed. qins y (U.., 14W According to Daniels, the advisory group. Compliance by Southern and -.i. 1 AILI price for the pumper does not The city only industrial Eagle utilities with other Include auxiliary equipment or requirements are contained in county regulations will also be ____ radios expected to run over the 1958 zoning ordinance. considered in a public hearing. ____ $5,000. Also on the agenda is the A request that a city main- appointment of a medical clinic truck be used as a fire project director. The mi of thy :.i;: d::it (hi' lird ('rüs a; ti ht, rUiu itcd arch ite ti vchkk rgc -y cts Schdci CROSS RED Teamwork Development Seminar held recently in Orlando. resulted in a work stop on weizer and Associates for the The Casselberry city council Participants In the exercise included Bobbi Holley, Red Cross )) utilization of city vehicles being new $90,000 facility to be built is expected to take action 1II'St aid chairman (left), Jim Rasa of Altamonte, Jo Cook, Mrs. scheduled at tonight's meeting. probably at the old clinic site on tnnlght at their regular 7:30 TEAM WORK Rasa, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Palmer. The seminar, in which Also on the agenda will be a Church Street at Wilma p.m. meeting on a request from more than 100 persons participated, covered all activities of the Arnold P. Smith to establish a resolution providing for a bank Avenue. Red Cross, from water safety to first aid. The old structure will have to "crisis home" at his residence loan up to $200,000 from Southeast Bank at Mailtand to be razed. No agreement has on Northeast Lake Tripplett finance the fire station-interim been reached yet on whether Drive. city hail building now under the county or the city will pay The request, which comes to construction. the demolition costs, the council as a zoning board Planning and Zoning Board recommendation, was met with recommendations to be protests from surrounding property owners presented include approval the a work session last week. request of Albert Clark Jr. of Sanford city commissioners Clark Development Co. for smith, a volunteer counselor will hold public hearings to with Youth Programs, Inc., subdivision of Unitof nsider rezo ning plans to build an addition to his project into one acre lots co inercial ' with use of spetic tanks, subject t9 general home to accommodate up to 15 7 to review by the city engineer tonight hail homeless youngsters If council said: 'We thought it was a assistant to Detroit Mayor President Ford n*eting and approval of the Board of gives its approval for a zoning Gibraltar that would never Coleman Young. The parcels are located at change. WASHINGTON (AP) Health. il Well, it has Young was the best 1317 Elm Avenue and on the President Ford did some The section of Clark's Casselberry attorney Gene failed us." and opened the mayor's soutneast corner McCrackln office work and played a question Involved in unit I Is Road and Airport Boulevard. Stephenson, representing L and Father Gannon, former mansion for the wedding S Productions of Winter Park, game of tennis Sunday. portion bordering Fisher president of Fordham and reception Saturday Public hearings will also be will ask for permission to hold With Mrs. Ford home from Morton Lane to Bahama night. University here, spoke held to consider creating and H from the hospital and country and western concerts Miss Knight, 29, and her Sunday at the annual Red board will also recom- adopting the Seminole Turf Club. The recuperating (ruin surgery the Guild of vocal group, The Pipa, Mass n- regulations and to consider request, discussed last week mend rezoning of which removed Grammy awards last Catholic Lawyers. second and adoption during a work session, chiands section of the breast, the Fords March for best pop vocal ed) RC- ordinances prohibiting gathered portions delet favorably received than a SUnday group and best rhythm and sumptlon alcoholic Ed Sullivan breakfast, I (Residential Country). requesttwoweeksagofromthe blues vocal group. beverages in public places and me promoters. At that time, Later, the President vacating and abandoning an • NEW YORK (AP ) I4 played extension White Rev. R. I. Gannon alley between 15th Sullivan, who entertained H of ia ha physician Wi t t lliam l Streets and Laurel and French L and S sPec req'icsted an millions of Americans with allows laikash. to Avenues. NEW YORK (AP) The his Sunday night television monthly rock concerts at the LONGWOOD TWO First reading will be show for more than two , me recuest propoeed Industrial parks ordinances adopting the 1975 Gladys Knight the Supreme Court has deades, died of cancer unanimously rejected. Lawndale, adjacent National Electric ( tailed the United States by Sunday at a New York Council also plans to discuss ' Longdale subdivision, and the amending the zoning ordinance borrowing banklnstltutiontoflancepartof DETROIT (AP) legalizing abortion. hospital.Sullivan, who was 32-acre Stolte property abutting on buffer $80 ,000 from a local f Rhythm and blues singer Comparing the high also a newspaper columSR 427 north will occupy the walls as a condltioeal use. Gladys Knight has married court to a moral rock of tist, was 72. He had been the construction of fire station attention of city council at Its Barry Hankerson, an Gibraltar, the Jesuit priest hospitalized since Sept. 6. number two on Red Bug Road. 7:30 meeting tonight. On the work session agenda is Council last week delayed a a plan that would provide for decision on the annexation and Lake Mary City Council mutual aid with surrounding Industrial rezoning of the StoRe -tract until an opinion Is given by Monday night will have the first Police forces. the city attorney tonight on reading of the annexation orIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING PROCLAMATION OF 18th JUDICIAL REGULAR ELECTION CIRCUIT, TO COPSI02111! THE ADOPTION whether development dinanceof the Industrial I*1k TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA OFANONDINANCEBYTHECITY restrictions can be Imposed. proposed on the west side of 1-4, OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY. PRORATE DIVISION OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Acting Clty Atty. Ned Julian between SR 46-A and Lake CASE NO. PR.1123$-CP FLORIDA: Notice is Pserby glvsn that a Jr., questioned the legality of Mary Boulevard. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by ESTATE of Public Hearin; will be held at the ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—A the of Cass.Iberry. Florida, BEN B. BOSS Commis sion Room In the City Hell zoning" where There was much opposition to series of public hearings on that City pursuant to lawful authority the Deceased. in the City of Sanford. Florida, at requirements not backed up by the project from the residents annexations and rezoning top City of Cauelbsiry. Florida, shall AMENDED 7:00 O'CI0k PM. Oil October ii. city law are enforced, NOTICE TOCREDITORS 1971, to consider the adoption of an of the unlncorport.ted Banana the council agenda for its on Tt.isday. December 3, 1971, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING onnie by t?e City of Sanford. voting The city, however, does have Lake and Suburban Estates 6:30p.m. meeting Tuesday, but cjrin9 the legal hours forthe City CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Forid3, title of *-hkh is as buoy'S: hold the regular election of the lever of encouraging properties, at rrt cen council much of the meeting time is of Cess.Iberrv. Florida SAID ESTATE: ORDINANCE NO. 1219 "voluntary" development sessions. You end eachof you are h.fey Said election ihall be hed at the ex pected to be taken with the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY reLrlctlons since neither the The council will entertain the non-agenda Item—adoption of a Ca%selberry Fire Department notified and required to file any Building on said date and at the claims and demands which you, or OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, zoning nor the annexation has second reading '1 a zoning comprehensive utility or- times aumorixed for the purpose of eiThirof you, may have against said AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1097 been granted. ordinance which will prohibit dinance. ectIng the following city officials, estate lnth, off Ice ofth-,Clerkof the OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE Circuit Court of the 16th Judicial BEING A OIING PLAN WITHIN to wit: The Lawndale part, proposed all but single fa.-i.y dwellings Major item in he new the Circuit, SemInole County, Florida THE CITY OF SANFORD. of THREE MEMBERS (3) for the old Action Auto Parts within 300 feet of lakes within d ance Is the boost in utility City Council of the City of Probate Division, In the Courthouse FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT property, IS SflOthtT story. The the city limits except those connection fees from $250 to Cauelbecvy, Florida of Sanford. Florida, wihin tour CHANGING THE ZONING OF 11 This Notice shall be posted as calendar months from the time of THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY parcel was annexed with Its contained within the property of $750. Noting a recent circuit required in the City of Cassern.rry, the fi'st publication of this not ice. LOCA'ED AT THE SOUTHEAST county Industrial zoning some one owner. ru ling In a case against Florida, and shall be pIthed in Each c!a'r'i cr dema"j OF In (OR'." UI THE months Several reso1'tions will be the City of Dunedin, City Atty. the Evening Herald once each week writing and filed in duplicate and T ERSEC T lOt OF AIR POR The owners informally proposed, including one Joe Davis last week warned for at least four (1) conscutive state the place of residence and post BOULEVARD ...N D MCCRACKEN office eddrfiS Of the Claimant ir'd ROAD TO OC 2 (GENERAL agreed to develop the land finalizing a co'ract with that connections fees which weets prior to December 3. 1971, Dated at Casselberry, Florida, muSt be sworn to by the claimant. COMMERCIAL) DISTRICT, under county restrictions but Florida Power A Copy shall be aailable at the Corp., totaled more than actual this 2d day of Octob'tc, A . D. 1974. his aunt or •ttOeney, or the same have not signed an agreement establishing 1, - i for re- connection costs may not stand (S.ai) P Ct Cerk Ir all per 'a!I be td. Bill A. Grier, Dated at Sanford. Florida, this ions desiring to namine the same• IV only requirements set In trapections by the building up in court. GcJICral1Y cities All parties in interest and citizens Mayor 3011% day of September. 1971. city law Is list of banned use& and zoning office and electrical place the excess funds it'. Publish: shall have an opoortunity to be Oct. 7. 14, 21, 21 1974 George 0, Clanton Jr. The city in recent weeks has fees. beard V said hearing As Administrator special accounts to update and GE By order of the City Commiss ion said estate. 01 heard treats from owners In A proclamation of United extend utility lines, ________________________ WILLIAM H. COPULEY 01 the City of San'ord, Florida another industrial park, south Fund Month approval of Scott Mayor Norman Floyd said H N Tamm. Jr Attorney for Administrator of SR 434 that they will move to Electronic Corp. landscaping that the fees will no longer be FICTITIOUS NAME City Cler k 217 NOrth Eala Dr, PubliSh: Oct II. 1971 Notice i s hereby given that I am Orlando, Florida seek a court nutster from the plans and the nitlng of a pumped Into general operating DEC II at 1300 French engaged In business Publish: Oct. 7, 14, 1974 city, claiming city road maintenance man tiir the road accounts as happened in the Ave- , Sanford, Seminole County, OEGS1 department is expected. past when more than $500,000 In Florida under the fictitious name of ANFORD AUCTION, and that I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND All city deva.ments fees were placect FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, IN THF CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ' '.I(fPfLaLdfljmewith the .. rorvw't. i2l W. INI BRIEF - ., - - — -. . - 'Sa nfc) rcJ ___ Optimistic LITf I.E ROCK, Ark. (AP) Kay D. Adkins, 405 Basewooci or Drive, Altamonte Springs reported furniture and clothing Tyronne Wheeler, 1906 West valued at $2,000 were taken 15th Street, Sanford, reported, Sunday from her home while Saturday, two men grabbed she was on vacation, him while walking on 18th Bonnie Williams, 509 North Street, cut his arm with a knife Street, Altamonte Springs was and took his wallet and $130 shot In the leg by Betty Blash, from his pocket. . - Republican Judy Petty about her chances for defeating Rep. Wilbur D. Mills next month. The 30-year-old aivorcee says the Tidal Basin incident In Washington last %eek involving Mills will be a 1 -r m ti- t lt -t u- I ii} t t. Many observers originally believed Mrs. Petty WOUJU make a poor showing against Mills In the general lec- Milk Prices Above Minimum WASHINGTON AP — Milk prices inmost parts of the country are being held above federal minimums through the bargaining power of big dairy cooperatives, according to governmental and private statistics. The government calculated that extra charges levied by coops amounted to an average of 1.9 cents per hall-gallon nationwide last June, the most recent month for which an official average is available, Burger Issues Warning - to The Sanford Police Depart. physical fitness room, 120.seat ment will hold public open training room and id. ltd1tj,(' at it I(CW $50,000 IIIII(jb(r,It1vc amid hrldI headquarters at French A"enue facilities. I and Ninth Street all day Tuesday. Chief Ben Butler said the A ribbon-cutting ceremony at public Is invited to tour the new 10 a.m. attended by a host of building and view the new city, county and state facilities that replaced the digni taries will precede guided small structure, recently tours of th e 24,000 square foot demolished, behind city hail facility that includes a modern that the department occupied communications center, for 25 years. Casselberry - Second Body Recovered at The second of Friday's Thomas J. Reditt, 52, of drowning victims was found in Orlando, who had tried to Lake Monroe Sunday. retrieve a string of fish lost The body of Edward overboard, Redltt's body was McConnell, , of Fall River, recovered Saturday afternoon. Mass., was recovered by Seminole County Sneriff's Seminole County Sheriff deputies, ending a search almost Department personnel were 48 hours after the 'Iccident assisted In the search by Friday afternoon. McConnell Sanford Police, an orlamiodrowned fri an attempt to based helicopter, and Volusla rescue his father-in-law, County Sheriff's deputies. p.m. city fa man now us. up of a national ___ airport zoning won reading city (with WORLD cerous was _ con- more of for - - - 'iven Turks Unperturbed - to the . ANKARA, Turkey (AP) Most Turks seem unperturbed about the move by the U.S. Congress to end America n military aid to Turkey. Government officia ls privately express confidence that President Ford will veto the attempt. zut if Ford doesn't, or if Congress overrides a veto, Turkey presumably would go shopping for arms elswhere, with Britain or France among the most likely suppliers. Ankara is unlikely to seek weapons from the Soviet Union, Its giant neighbor to the north, nor isitCertain that the Kremlin would sell It arms even if asked. A Turkish shift toward Moscow would go contrary to centuries of ernnity and a traditionally strong Turkish aversion to Communism. - - - Lake Mary Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Altamonte - "contract Bomb Injures 15 city TOKYO iAP - An explosion shattered windows in headquarters of a major Japanese trading firm today, minutes after telephone callers warned -A a bomb. Officials said about 15 persons were Injured, at least two seriously. The early afternoon blast occurred on the third floor of the downtown headquarters of the Mitsui cornpany. Four telephone calls at three-minute Intervals warned that a bomb had been placed in the building and apparently helped reduce the number of casualties, police said. OCT. 15 Sanford Senior Citizen, Club, covered dish luncheon, noon, Civic Center. a Florida Safari Program at Bram Towers-7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Lecture and films on Florida. Mrs. Doris Rogers, leader. Registration for 10 weeks at 7 p.m. ' BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) Shadowy assa,ssin.s have killed 16 persons in a month of tlt4or4at killings by Protestant and Roman Catholic extremists. Police said today it is evidence of a new wave of backstreet sectarian murder In the embattled British province. Another 20 persons have been shot and gravely wounded. The only motive seems often merely to kill any Protestant or any Catholic, Investigators say. - I ~ I ,. ; - will conniection ø,r,nn '7.'A •... I _________________ ____ ___ ____ a. Ii _________ ______ r- - i~ , i In - . I 1; I il 'i Ii - . .. .' - - , clerk 01 the Circuit court. Seminole '"---' County, Florida in ccocdance with CIVIL ACTION NO. 74'I6)6.C4 0 Re: Dissolution of Marr iage, P(0vIOI%5 of the FkiiIlcu Set for second reading and fbi THEODORE WILSON, Husband. Name Statutes. To Wit. Section and public hearing are or- 509 Florida statutes 1951. MARGARET JOHNSON WILSON, sig. Wayne H. Biectia dinancea:vacating and Wife 30& 7, Publish Sept Oct 14. 71, Describing a plann ed stock abando ni ng platt ed stree ts in NOTICE TO DEFEND 0Er153 THE STATEOFFLOMIDATO: purchaseintoseminolecowlty Sanlando the Suburb __________________ Disposal Inc. as "an unwise Beautiful--parts of Pressvlew, ____________________ At A M C A R C 'V .10 H P450 N - f' .....L--- ___ ____ W'J _____________ WILSON, 't7 .t'JN -I- . — -. :. — --- --- -- 9 FUTURE BUSINESS LOPIDA CASE NO. DIVISION C LEADERS POWERS, -.. - 4@9 ---4 DOUGLAS JEROME POWLMS Respondent er; :Ut' U8 language 33Setnes S Ma3Culine WEATHER I N 64lhcalifn( I 39Tapessorui 'A! II C(*ijunctiun 43 Siege per v)() -. 44 Facts .. 45 Epochs Ibtol) " ''3 - 29 }'rest'nt month 50 Brilliant stroke lab I SI Leg joint SOTrIm S4llarrmrr,om SI Feminine Mariners name direction 19 0 . ~- J V - II 11 1 - — PA - 28 I - - 36 138 ! f - CESETTER 29 30 31 . 35 - __- ~ Southern Bell, Sanford office, Is a pace setter company in the lflS United Fund drive, with its emplot'c having pledged an a'rage of $11.49 per person to the chant',. him I!ttf, i right ':1(1cc manager, and chairman of th e drive, Is proud of the employes and members of the Commuica11ons Workers of America (kit to right) Russ Kitner, Canine Milam, VI Laspee, Pat Spivey and Bandy Floyd. SOUTHERN ;ELL 21 I - 4 ,. I — — - - ,- 49 Hor,.t' teed - - - ..' - I').' ' 16 24 25 26 127 • 47 Iksii 27 I'rea 23 - 41 Entire _L --1= 17 I T 1 ---22 ' 40 Latin I 18 -. / - - conjunction — — F5 ' 25lropicalirt't' 46Anci,nt 26 Hranctws EUrOlk'Jt; specific lIme — — — N 34 Indian wright tkiI, 24 GilAjun S%tarkcdwstl name 1 I (lag 38(;rrman l9AdrlIve sul iv it Her MaJe'sIy% 36 S.11 [if Islam comp ctt.h7 Ufyrsterda 37 Sixty seconds fIHcneesserscv' Srl megorsebs 42 Heterring to 9 Eknwntarsbirth ljh _____ - Pd O:J:EJ maui-i- 3 Arm bunt' 4 Tear asumk' '' __ . (archaic) ship lab) 2 Spanish iheti- s 23 Bab) lonaan inflamniablt' __ - -. 24 Spring month I (IUiiCt gas _____ - 10 Au',D,Iant II Irts- DOWN 28 Poisonous • = ThankstalacualbesWarking I B battleship 22Hrs-ok.ea legacy r L 59t)avo(es'k IabI 17 Communists GO Fictional ituit IS Feminine 61 Swiii riser name 62 German ' L P4 41 — J 1 ' - — 44 45 46 47 — — 48 49 51 — 58 - 60 1 59 61 - — - — '4 Lesser Pot Penalty Ready WASHINGTON (AP) The jor significance likely to prove Sex bias in sex crimes would only in cases of girls under 16 maximum penalty for simple controversial, be wiped out so that, for ex- years of age. possession of small amounts of The legislati on Is be ing pro- ample, a 21-year-old woman Another section provides for marijuana for personal pared for introduction in the who seduced a 14-year-old boy restora tion of the dea th penalty would be reduced from one year next Congress. could be convicted of statuatory for certain types of crimes, If to 30 (lays under draft legBesides the change involving rape. Under present federal specific aggravating factors islation that rewrites the U.S. marijuana possession, here are law, statuatory raoe applies are present. Criminal Code, some of the ways In which the The reduced marijuana present code would be altered. ally Is one of hundreds of Provision is made for appelchances in federal criminal late review of sentences In fed. I A . laws found In the proposed leg- eral criminal cases, on an apislatIon,an outgrowth ofarn... peal taken either by the govI sive project begun In 1966 by a ernment or a defendant, in an 1 effort to reduce glaring discommission appointed by President Lyndon B. Johnson. parities In penalties Imposed by A ORD Separate bills growing out of Judges. the commission's proposals, Dissemination of obscene one developed by the Justice materials to minors or to any Department and the other by person, in a way In which there ' YOU NEED KNOW ONLY I NUM the Senate Judiciary subcorn- is no opportunity to avoid cxmittee on criminal laws and posure to It, would be prohibit. . 322 * 1 procedures, have been corn- e. I bined Into the draft legislation. Commercial distribution to COMPETITIVE Many of the changes the leg- consenting adults would be Islatlon would make are techni- banned only If this would be InINSU NCE cal slmplifications and tm- viola tion of the laws of the state CCOMMOU TING LLOWANCE provernents. Others are of ma- in which it was disseminated. . - HOSPITAL NOTES ' PENT • J CK I 14.8 RA A " , am. 2 n.i ' - - / :- -/ - '. 1 . 1.": "I, •-;:&Z .. 1~ : i~ , 1 0 I ~ ~ .r t , - ~1( - — J) -- C -.- .k-.. - -- I _ IL ' -14-- ;N~1~1r 9 " y "Our Reputation Is In $0 95 The Carpet We Sell Y0UI" Sq. Yd. — ~t IN' ,- iI I II tt. i . 1 ~I ,i I -- 1 (r~~ li? i I 7, 11'' - I bjif f.hlj t: UI k Levi's For Gals fall collection is ftw I now at County Seat casual and I classic looks in denim, chambray, i I'l corduroy and other fabrics. II Look for our coordinated pants. 2' shirt-jacs, blazers and shirts in all the best colors of corduroy... pumpkin, navy, beet, avocado, cream and others. Thel oil be your old favorite, denim, too, in pants and jackets. See our entire line. Levi's For Gals at County Seat. - I . . " t - '- ' - For the most complete L€vt'c' line... 119 S. Magnolia Ave. Ph. 323.7720 Downtown Sanford CONTY? Mall SFAT Altamonte k - OPEN Mon. Fri. 9.5 - * 2393 W. College Rd. Ocala * STORES (lou't'r ret, Sears eonrrtui se) .,. o - - --..-.— TJ_.jj - - -,.; -. ~ \- ,i'. I - III '" , :' "S; .. 1\ — ., /I OPV ~ 1,1 1 ~- I I i\ ~ " ~ "I ~II, , / ~ , i. 1mt v- I.I . I ~j~' i . ) . I ! ; f i I I ,.~ -- , - Partly Cloudy through Tuesday A Chance of showers mainly on TueSday. HIghs in the mid to upper 001 Low tonight near 70. Easterly wInds to to 15 m ph. becoming Southeasterly Tuesday Rain Probability 20 per cent today and tonight, 10 per cent Tuesday Extended Forecasts Wednesday thtOijgt, Friday Florida Peninwla -Partly cloudy to fair with a slight warming trend and a chanCe ot Sho*#rs along the east coast Lows Mos tly i n fOS Wednesday arid lw to V'jO lOt by Friday IIIQM mostly ri low *15 Wednesday to mid to upper 901 cy Friday Daytona Beach tides for TueSdfly hiQhI:11am 1:31pm; low 110 am, 7 - 15 p m , Port Canaveral -Pigh7:S3m$O7pm los'. 136 1 • ' I I1 w-rw-i 1- A ,Z 1 .01 0 Pad & Installation Yesterday's high 52 low thus , morning 67. There was 06 of an Inch Of rain Over the weekend A ' 0 :--' ~ BER ~,, SHAG CARPET SCULPTURED CARPET HI•LO SCULPTURED F RE14TALS t, I Includes Carpet WAI 1 statewgn l61'° contraction P . S -_: _______ , Completely Installed NOTICE OF ACTION - --.-'-,-.. S.. Sanford Grammar School PTA, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Prs.tioner -. - 1' LYNN Sanford Tourist and Shuf-.1#'4 mth, covered dish supper, 6 p.m., clubhouse on lakefront, 1. In re: the Marriage of; KAPEPI " ---.- repo ELECT iv. business venttre," local eon- Osceola and Fruitland—where RESIDENCE UNKNOWN . Doug las Jerome Poiecs PUBLIC NOTICE tractor Grady Johnson has a new shopping center Is YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED latt known address TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS that Theodore Wilson has filed C caricelliul plans to buy into the planned adjacent * to the OF THE CITY OF CASSELBER West 6th Street RY, Petition In the Circuit Court of ____- troubled refuse -ompany. Chuluota. Florida Altnunonte Mail and annexing FLORIDA nrile Cojnty, Ftor,d,,. for ihr' pp s, '° I(Ei I ¶ HLFI E BY GIVEN 'Ilt uhmok county cuin• and rczoning to commercial the 0%%ciItJIicNI of Marri.-c ond You are UNKNOWN the City Council 01 IhC Cut' of required to : SIlYC a CCçy Of your mission tonIgtl will hold an sou thwest corner of Douglas YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Cassiib.rry. Florida, on Augu v,:ltten defense, if any. or his At action to disSOlution of marruate extended public hearing to Road and SR 434 where a new mi. rsotve'd that the Cityst 19, Of torne'y, ALBERT N. FITT$, hOSe has bern I ilco against you and you Casietberry, FloVid& decide the fn's future the bank and of1 on he PC e t es building 'is ad a is as shown be, and file Are renuir ed to ser ve a copy of your ballot of the regular December 3' ffie or iginal wi th the Clerk of the wriflei, defenses if any, to it Ofi y. p 19!lelod)onthequestlrinofwftffiir Ae Styled Court on Of before the or / AS tn - ,'."•• Last we'k, the commission -or- not vu TIUOlC1TC - - me water I. J'4 ILIU, iuppiy h day of November 1971, otherwusi P?tltiOfl(!r't attorney, whoSe addrei% I: provkkdby the City ofCai4alberry, a Default and ultimate tUdmenI avoided thk1n action on Florida, and the City Council, will be entered against you for the is Suite (HO Hartford Bldg. whether to revoke, suspend or Oilar.do, FlorIda, on or before Oc thereafter, shell be guided by the relIef demanded in the Petition. place on probsticti the Fern !C-ter 7), 19-l4, and tile Ilse06911A, vote of the majority voting in thC WITNESS MY HAND and OF ,'iilh the' Clefk 01 thu covrt e,th Park company t}iat services el*ction FICIAL SEAL of said Court MIS 15t on Petitioner t -. - This Notice shall be posted as day of October 1974 OVer3,D)0 county re:ldents. The fornev or immnrIat,iy Ihercalter -required In the City of CaSsalbeity, (SEAL) : firm's attorney Ii--,liard RelIn , otier*bsr. a dflult will be Florida, and shalt be Published In ArIPWI If, Btckwith, Jr. against yu for the retipt demanctf told the b that Johnson the Evening IforaIdor., each week Clerk of Crcu' Court n tt-e rfl;.r, for at least IOUI (I) CCfit'(utiv; ) '.w!d b buying into the A rn:noir Florida w11p,5 q- fi.,fid ,,id-the SeAli't wtes prior to December 3. 1914. By: Elaine RiCtiardo company and would be this court on 15th September. 1971 Dated at C41s3aibf'rry, Florida, Deputy Clerk f5cafl Offkrra ehird by Seniluole High Scheol -Future Bisbeu replacing the present manager. this 2nd day of Octobor, AD 1?1i ALBERT P4 FITYS ArtPn! W. Be(kwutti. Jr. (Seal) Leaders Club include Urom left), JunI Williams, secretary. Complaints about the coinpauy 310 Ednaros Building Cfrfk of thO Circuit Court Bill B. Crier, Cindy Sutherland, tre*surer; Machula Da vis, have ranged from poor service rt Sanford, Florida 37771 Lillian I Jenkins Mevor Attorney for Petitoner, historian; and Jannire Golden, prtsldrn$. Not pic tured. Carol to abusive language from both )q.-uly Clerk PublIsh: Oct. 7 '4- II' il (9-14 Publich: Oct 7. 11. 21. 75, 1971 T' .; 2 II -' DEC 57 the workers and the manager. lick, sire president. nrr.i - --- --. ! Meb . . Al fq t4: . County if - . ' ding, . . . 5tIIdI L*U fiflU 5flI WI UI) purposes. -. wdsl SlSfocy S. UnIv.rsaI ____ -u__- - . OCT. 13-15 Congregation of Liberal Judaism annual flea market 1-5 p.m. Sunday; 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. Monday and Tuesday; at 928 Malone Dr., Orlando. rnjs Tit-For-Tat Killings 15 William Q Ri TAT ri1u:1 Monday, Oct. 14, 1974-3A __ Introduction to Astrology, 7:304:30 p.m., eight weeks, Building 15, Adult Education Campus. Call Seminole Junior College for reservations. ago. 4 drink I r I...jL1 tC) T "'Sp! i SI 0nthS5iegat-eword 12E11'lre(Ger,) 55l"IrgcIal7 I3 Pub ,- X I CALENDAR - tennis with Longwood IN BRIEF of can. of certain 1i.iii 1r lI ISistyminuirs 44Ten',t',rs 5 Twrnty.rour 48 Tuning (k%-lct' hours 52G'k war Rod 14 Iiodepodge OAg AT I OCT. ii Mary H. Vezina ADMISSIONS Delia M. Barbarian Eloise Kelleyl Billy It. Meeks Charles Rohrer Alh'eda Addison Laura Jane Hale Alma A. Richardson Caroline B. Durham William D. Causey Lattice Carter Lucy W. Smith Ernestine Graham Henry Teat Frank William Back Mae A. Thomas Elizabeth G. Brusazthan Dt llIe Diebold David J. Vise, DeBary David T. Morgenstern OCT. 14 Basic Class PIano, 3-5 p.m., Thomas Martb Theresa Shamy, DeBa.ry Lyman High School band Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 Daphne Snyder, Apopka John W. Dyer, Deltona booster, 7:30 p.m., Band room, weeks. Call SemI,nole Junior Theresa Shazny, DeBary Bertha L Punyon, Deltona James Hutchins Jr,, Deltona Al-Anon Family Group—Holy College for reservations. John J. Brown, Deltona Catherine M. - Anderson; Cross Church Parish House, 400 Cecil C. Crouch, Deltona Democratic Women's aub of Grace K. McDonald, Deltona Magnolia Ave., 5-9 p.m. Seminole County, noon, SIZZIIn Deltona Ci over C. Milam, Deltona John Sapronyi, Deltona 17-fl, Sanford, Orange Audubon Sodety,7:30 Steaks, Rankin B. Hoggard, Elizabeth D. Kleinhenz, p.m., Central Christian Church, District Nurses 37, regular Casselberry Deltona meeting, 4 p.m., Health Dept. " 250 Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. At Lenoa B. flUte, Holly Hill Betty Hansen, Deltona the Ivanhoe exit of 1-4 West auditorium. Speaker, from lester T. Carroll, Lake Helen Catherine D. Roy, Deltona side, Speaker, Mrs. Doris Florida Nurses Association o Helen L. Knowles, Longwood Harry Hughes, Deltona recent legislature, collective Mager. PhyllisIl Elizabeth Brown, Enterprise bargaining, economical and Evelyn Sharpe, Orange City Tresha Williams, Geneva Basic Principles of Safe general welfare. Open to all C. Mattair, Osteen Debra J. Watson, girl, Guusmlthing, 7.10 p.m.,nurses. John B. O'Reilly, Deltona Longwood Seminole Junior College, Adult Seminole High School James Wilkins, New Smyrna Mary J. Ruebl, Longwood Education Campus, Building 2. Boosters Club, 7:30 p.m., Room Phyllis Lewis, Longwood Call SJC for reservations. DISCHARGES 1306. Samuel Klckllghter, Orange Sanford-SemInole Art Sanford: City Gardening In ContaIners, 7-10 Association. 7:30 p.m., Cultural Cynthia M. Hagan, girl Ruby M. Hill, Oviedo Arts Building. Demonstration p.m., four weeks. Call Seminole David T. Morgenstern Gloria Aveniti, boy, Winter of papier mache angels by Junior College for reservations. Helen Hickey. at a Qo - PEOPLE - J ACROSS Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - Sanford at their PoliceInvite Public lo Open House . two parcels WASHINGTON tAP Chief Justice Warren E. Burger says there is an urgent need curb the rapid caseload expansion that has faced the Su preme Court In recent years. Despite his statement, Burger stopped short of court of apptals that enic'rslng proposals for would weed out cases now going to the Supreme Court. John Blakely, Orlando reported televisions, watch and ring valued at $500 stolen, Saturday, from his home. Time - — to Previous Puzzle Answer , -- �R OPINION Insurance Firm. Rewards Crime Tipster FLORIDA P ed" table IN BRIEF Monday, Oct. 14,1974-4A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ti es e -- By GEORGE W. ClIijg P1*. 1)., MD. citizens with a $100 check For example, a college and thus tell they couldn't even w henever they aid the police as professor at Terre Haute, read the Bible or permit c I had done. Indlane, was recently relieved voluntary prayer, each of which SARASOTA, Fin. tAP) CASE B467: Betty X,, aged "And they never release the of his dutie.' Just because he Is still perfectly legal in public A algae called G. brevis dies and reliable way to predict red tides releases toxins that kill marine 20, witnessed recent crhne name Gir address of any of their read a1owd from the Bible to his schools! "Dr. Crane," she said, "I live informants, may help Prevent the regular organisms, discolor the water so don't you think 18-year-old students! nuisance of tons of dead fish and infect shellfish, clamming a Few blocks from Purdue this plum is excellent-, " Yet he could have read from Teachers must realize that washing onto resort beaches has been banned since August University down at Lafayette, Karl Marx or other subversive the Supreme Court cannot from Maine to Florida. Yea, indeed! in New Hampshire, parts of Indiana authors with total Impunity! LEGISLATE, but merely "We've had some luck this Maine and northern MassLchuCrime Is now epidemic not "Since I was home with the For the U.S. Supreme Court INTERPRETS the law! is a breakthrough," says Dr. sells because of red tides, flu, I happened to be sitting only in America but throughout ruling in that single New York David Baldridge, who has been "Predicting red tide is like beside the front window in my much of the civilized world, case, merely stated that Astute Samuel B. Pehengill able to predict when red tides predicting a hurricane It has zoomed alarmingly, teachers couldn't COMPEL, thus wisely warned against this fourth floor ro1n "And I saw two men carrying due to decline of moral pupils to recite a teacher. mistaken notion that the courts would affect one area on Florl- people can prepare for it," Bala large color television set out education and hampering or the dictated prayer! da'sGuif Coast. "lt's the link tn dridge says. dare Invade the legislative the chain. He says he used his prediction of the first floor apartment, churches via foolish school Alas, ad in in 1st rat or s functions of the Congress or "If we're ever going to con. system sucessfully at Egmont "They didn't look like any of executives, stampeded Just like silly sheep state legislatures! trol red tide, we have to be able Key at the mouth of Tampa Bay the tenants in our building. to know when it will happen and and, with i'urther esearch, "Nor was their truck -----. catch it early when it only may be able to apply the for- regular moving van, so I grc-covers a couple of square miles mula to other areas. suspicious and noticed their of ocean, not when it's spread HIS predictions are based on auto license number, plus the 100 miles down the coast and 10 correlation of changes in water color of the vehicle. / miles out to sea," said temperature with red tide out. "Then Iwent to the telephone Baldridge, chief researcher for breaks. At Egmont Key, warm. and called the police, telling Ow Mote Marine Lahnratirs' In iri and cooling 1urio4s of them t hvin miii- suspicion, and the Sarasota. - water from January 19 to April description of the panel truck - -. - -- Red tide is a natural phe- 2 enabled him to predict red "Within a few minutes, the nomenon that occurs when an tides last fall, he says. police found this same car parked beside another apartmeat building, where the two men were als o breaking into r JACK ANDERSON Evening HerAd Area Code 305422. 2611 or Congressmen 'See 831. 9993 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, - On The Cuff World' ST. PETERSBURG Fla, I AP) A 79-year-o ld widow died alone and starving Just hours before she was to pick up a $97.40 pension check. The clothes Elsie DeFratus planned to wear to the post Off ice to get the Social Security check were neatly laid out in her barren room in this Gulf Coast retirement haven. "I think she Just died from weakness, she probably starved to death," said her landlord, Steve Haddock, 82. "1 offered to bring her coffee or tea and toast in the mornings, but she said she didn't need any help. She had lost a lot of weight. Poor old thing. She's lucky to be at rest." Dr. John Shinner, Pinellas County medical examiner, said he couldn't determine exact cause of death, but malnutrition was a -significant contributing factor. He estimated that she died about 10 am. on Oct. 3, the day she was to pick up her check. In the ten days since Mrc. DeF'ratus died, little has been learned about her or her family •xrept that h' ''ace lived in ( Director masse to both Taiwan and Each year, members of any "emolument . of any kind whatever from curtain to a number of Marco Polos from Capitol "Tip" O'Neill, flew en WASHINGTON of those governments. So courtesy liii!. Their travel expenses Inside China have South Korea, any King, Prince or foreign state." Home DeIiv.ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Congress explore the world, riding elephants in tourist traffic In Yet the tourists from Capitol Hill have been paid by the Mao Tse-tung government, heavy was the congressional art In Sweden, fingering Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All Ceylon, ignored the Constitution, not to mention the 1966 Among those who have a ccepted a free tour of Taiwan that U.S. Ambassador Walter other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.2f); 12 Months, $32.40. chopsticks in China, poking their legislative Foreign Gifts Act, by accepting Illegal trips at China are Senators J. William Fulbrlght, 1)-Ark., McConaughy cabled plaintively: "This influx of noses into faraway places from the girlie shows the expense ot foreign governments. Here are a Warren Magnuson, 1)-Wash., John Sparkman, D. visitors. Is straining embassy resources to the of Paris to the palaces of Riyadh. Ala., Gale McGee, D-Wyo., Henry Jackson, D- full." few we have uncovered: As part of our watch on waste, we have Sen. Vance Hartle, D-Ind., as we have Fourteen months ago, eight members of the Wash., Hubert Humphrey, D.Mtnn., Robert reported how these congressional travelers have Advertising a Pensioners Starving 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 . . - viewing .. Inflation, Ecoiog y squandered the taxpayers' money on vacations in official guise. Congressional Junkets cost the taxpayers an estimated $1 million a year, which is a lot of moola to spend on legislators who preach austerity for everyone else. But the junkets that cost the taxpayers ilut the junhet; thit cst the taxpycrs noth. ing, we have discovered, may wind up as the trips overseas at the expense of foreign governLate last year the Arab oil embargo awakened ments. They are lavished with hospitality by Hard Choices Ahead - America to the fact that some of its environmental their friendly foreign hosts. Then the touring goals were incompatible with an urgent need to lawmakers return to Capitol Hill to vote for develop new domestic sources of energy. Now we foreign aid, sugar quotas and other benefits for are faced with the question of whether some of our the host governments. Not only is It poor economics for our antipollution programs are compatible with the lawmakers to repay hospitaLIt' with foreign aid, fight against inflation. There are hard choices but it is unconstitutional for them to accept the ahead of hospitality In the first place. Our founding fathers, fearful that some Our guess is that Americans would rather federal officials might sell out their country for relax a tough environmental standard than endure foreign gratuities, added a special clause to the power blackouts or a drought of gasoline severe Constitution. This prohibits them from taking enough to cripple the economy. Common sense tells us that the first priority is to keep the country going. It is not so easy, however, to decide whether we should sei back an environmental goal for the DON OAKLEY sake of holding down an item in the cost of living, even when inflation is playing havoc with our House griculture Committee traveled to Griffin, R-Mich., and 11iram Fong, R-Hawail; previously reported, traveled to Iran, Pakistan, Venezuela at the Invitation of the government, also Congressmen Thomas Morgan, 1)-Pa., Ceylon, Indonesia and New Zealand with his wife Their travel on Viasa Airlines and their ac- Clement Zablocki, D-WLs., John McFall, I)- and daughter. In violation of the Constitution, were footed by the commodatlons at the luxurious Tamanaco Hotel Calif., Jcrry Pettis, H-Calif., Peter most of Hartke's governments. The U.S. embassy in Ceylon in Caracas were paid by the Venezuelan Frelinghuyscn, H-N.Y., William Mallard, R. host Department that by the State Calif., William Broomfield, R-Mich., and Iu'. was quietly alerted government. The congressinnal visitors the l!artkes had "sido interests in elephant rule, Joseph hira Jordan, 1)-Tex. ('oni; rict Bob !'oi3i:, I)-Tex The other China, governed by Chiang sightseeing tour and gem shopping." Virgorito, 1)-Pa., Frank Denhoim, 1)-S.D., Wiley Many individual members of Congress have Bob Price, Kai-shek, has also rolled out the red carpet for John Rarick, 1)-La., Mayne, R-Iowa, seen the world as the guests of foreign governR-Tex., LaMar Baker, R-Tenn., and David congressional tourists. Congressmen Bob Bob Uggett~ D-Cafif., and Floyd ments. Rep. John Brademas, D-Ind., took a free Bowen, D-Miss. — attended at least one fancy McClory, R-111., party thrown by the Venezuelan Agriculture Spence, H-S.C., were flown to Taiwan under the excursion to Sweden to visit an art exhibit. Sen. auspices of the Chinese Nationalist governmenL Jurnes McClure, R-Idaho, flew to the Middle Minister who sought a U.S. wheat deal. Poage led The bills were picked up, strictly speaking, by a East at the expense of the Kuwaiti government House Agriculture Chairman Bob still another congressional expedlton to Brazil. Chinese foundation. A dozen staff members from and came back supporting the Arabs. Even The Brazilian government, looking for bigger Capitol 11111 were also treated to a free Taiwan Attorney General William Saxbe, while he was a sugar quotas, picked up the travel bills. Those vacation. Ralph Vandervort, a Senate Space Senator from Ohio, took a three-week tour of who accompanied Poage on the free trip were Committee staffer, explained to us that the trip Bangladesh, paid for in part by that government. Footnote: Without exception, the Congressmen Frank Stubblefield, D-Ky., was "kind of a public relations thing" by the travelers told us they were congressional William Wampler, H-Va., George Goodling, R- Chiang Kai-shek regime. expenses - ., A lot will depend on what kind of trade-offs might be offered. Lee Iacocca, the president of Ford Motor Co., would like to see a five-year moratorium on enforcement Of any further clean ()f Volusia Prisoners Hurt • Some three dozen Congressmen and their unaware of the prohibition on accepting plane Pa., John Zwach, R-Minn., Ed Jones, DTenn., Dawson Mathis, 1)-Ga., and Jerry Litton, 1)-Mo. aides, led by House Democratic leader Thomas fares and hotel accommodations paid for by foreign governments. Mainland China has opened the bamboo -- -'- . TOM -.-... :-: •,...:___ .,; ____ Victims I'.. 1 ..--.:. ._ •"-"- . My Lai - ;L_— . --:• - - ' The Naked Truth MIAMI (AP) - Terry Sokoloff wasted no time when he awoke at before dawn Sunday to find his apartment in flames. Sokoloff ran naked to a fire station 50 yards away yelling "My apartment's on fire!" Fire Capt. John Bertzel said it aopeared that Sokoloff left a candle burning and the wind blew curtains into the flame. Only Of Tip Of Iceberg ' - - - - ' .. -------------- Hond uranReli Supp es StrIc li rhome. f e I maintaining law and order. Hondu- and what was left over soon t hereaf ter, i the ran officials helped themselves ratty stuff being worn by the received a check for $100 in the ~o the best food, medical sup- people.mail. :)lies and clothing flown into the "At first, I thought it was fled Cross officials in Wash- from the police so I told them I lood-ravaged country for hun. ry and sick villagers an ingtnn said they had not heard didn't want any money for such reports, but Austin's wife, aiding them to stop a robbery. %merican physician says. S ara, said she saw Nicaraguan 'We saw tons of food deliv. 'They thanked me but said it 'red to the local commandant Red Cross teams use stolen re- was from the Insurance cornwt never saw the people get- lief clothing as bribes "to get pany, which not only was ing anything more than beans girls." grateful for such help by ornd rice," Dr. Edward Austin Mrs. Austin, a physical thera- dinary citizens, but added that I I Cocoa said after returning p1st, said patients told her food actually had saved them rom a two-week mission to the was confiscated by local au- money, for they'd have had to - illage of Cuyamel near the thoritles and school teachers, pay much more than $100 to tonduras.Guatema!a border, who then gave each family their Insuree if the TV set "The people got only picked- regardless of size one pound hadn't been recovered. ver clothing. We saw govern- of rice, a half-Mind of beans "Dr. Crane, since then! have ient officials and the upper and one pound of lard to last two learned that this Insurance lass wearing newer clothes weeks, company routinely rewards COCOA, Fla. (AP) t . - - Js H. JIMISON & SON, INC. --- - '.. . ,illuminurn ??fy4/a€em lsdf4s4, ool4, 8sc1i3u4. ONE LESS PROBLEM IN YOUR BUSY DAY! ., ": J, . .,. AREA DEATHS ,. . were MURRELLABRAMS - - - FM2c,: - '74 cannot W. is Letter To The E police BERRY'S : i P Murrell (Abe) Levov Abrams, 50, of Lake Markham Road, died Saturday afternoon. Born in Chattanooga, Tenn., he came to Sanford in 1957. He was retired from the Navy in 1969 after 30 years of service and belonged to Fleet Reserve Association. Survivors include his wife, Frances Abrams, Sanford; three daughters, Mrs. Vickie Noel, and ?4rs. Janet Standifer, both of Sanford; Mrs. Charlene Daffron, Atlanta, Ga.; .on, Charles Sheehan, Sanford; and seven grandchildren. I3risson Funeral Home in charge. JULIAN HARRISON Julian F. Harrison, 70, of 819 Palmetto Ave;, died Sunday. Born In Cairo, Ill, and came to Sanford 30 years ago from that city. He was a retired baker for the DI!ie Cre3mn Donut Cu. He was a member of the Washington Baptist Church, Cairo. Survivors include his wife, Minnlne E. Harrison, Sanford; daughter, Mrs. Frieda Plercy, Sanford; two brothers, Oscar Harrison, Sanford and Loree Harrison, Cairo; two grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home In charge. Funeral Notices - - HARRISON, JULIAN F.— FurefaI services br Julibfl F Harrison. 70. of vi Palmetto Ave , wto died Sunday, will be ,Id at 10 a m Tuesday. at Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel w ith Dr. J. Ted Coimato of ficiating Burial In Oail,jwr, &r.rnko* Memorial Park Ii ip ll I" . THE REPLACEMENT WINDOW WITH THE REMOVABLE SASH FOR EFFORTLESS CLEANING Washing windows doesn't have - - - reaching. "dangling". NUPRIME I ppj --H I , to mean hazardous stretching. windows are removable for effortless, indoor cleaning. 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The projects were requested by the Florida Energy Committee. Eight will be partly funded by the agency. The Board of Regents authorized $356,463 for the projects, and the committee is providing $118,954. MM 'Although the robbers ran, the po lice caught them. "Thepolice thankedmevery much for thus aiding them in - anything Peo -- . r beyond the reach Ca['flS, "We're talking with all the people who were involved," he said. "We've got a lot of real young blacks and real young whites here. It may have been racially motivated, but it may be they just wanted to dolt." TIEDE WASHINGTON (NEA) Being front line troops in the war against crime, so to speak, it Is ) . only natural that police argue the subject with as gunned down scores of Vietnamese much emotion as reason. Unfortunately, the effect later and children at My Lai, placing them foreve emotion often does more tocloud than to clarify On another front, the Environmental of communism or the Protection Agency has just ordered public utilities else. Such Is the case, again, as the FBI launches t ple may argue aboutwhetter or not be was to Invest $4.1 billion to cut down the amount of another effort to convince the public that rising crime is primarily the fault of a lenient, Lazy, heat water and chemicals being discharged into the victim of pretrial publicity, though we seem to be reaching the point In this country where we corner-cutting, bureaucratic or Inept court from power streams plants. This will add an will be afraid to charge anybody with any crime system. estimated 1.5 per cent to utility bills which are lest the mere announcement of the charge be Speaking before the International Association already rising sharply as a result of the high price construed as prejudicial to the defendant. of Chiefs ci Police recently, FBI Director of oil, raising the question of whether it is the right real cause for concern, however, is not the Clarence Kelley guessed that two- thirds of all time to start crack!ng the whip on this aspect of extent of Calley's personal guilt or r1ous crihie is committed by criminal nor even the "massive adverse pretrial water pollution, r He said indignantly that , this publicity" which was the first and most tinrecidivist pr oblem is aggravated by the , , It is hard to calculate what penalty might be p - tof three factors cited by Federal District — wholesale use of concurrent sentences and Judge J. Robert Elliott In Columbus, Ga., In paid in air quali ty If Mr. Iacocca's proposal unreasonable plea bargaining." His Implication, . adopted. High gasoline prim could reduce auto throwing out CalIey'a court-martial conviction. clearly, was that if the courts would get tough then the thugs would get theirs and, la.La, the traffic enough to make current emission standard; Nor is it the third point in the reversal order 7YZAP( that the Army failed to be specific In its charges Americ an good fellows iou1d again be able to adequate for another five years in achieving , against Calley. walk the streets safely after dark. reasonable air quality goals. On the other hand, -,:, It is the second point the judge's Finding that , There will be no refuta tion here of one part of sticking by the standards and letting higher new Calley was denied a fair trial because of the Kelley's theme. His view of the court system as t car prices reflect them could be a stimulus to Amy's refusal to subpoena witnesses -. bungled Is well documented. But we development and use of mass transit facilities, an cleiense lawyers had requested. Among them, agree that the courts' flawed participation in the environmental goal that should not be corn- Melvin H. Laird, then secretary of Defense, and criminal Justice system Is much more than a Gen. William C. Westmoreland, commander of promised. portion of the problem. forces in Vietnam at the time of the My lal Actually, the courts deal only with a small Say In Russian, Ain't Love Grand I" "As massacre. The issue of stream pollution by power plants percentage of America's crooks, because In. In his lengthy riticism of the Army and its also a two-sided coin. We can assure that the dignant cops like Kelley only nab a small per. handling of the court-martial, Judge Elliott centage, and so herein is the real dilemma: the ecology of rivers and waterways is protected noted that precedents established at the fundamental reason for rising crime is that the electric hills if we acccpt thc without paying higher, Nuremberg war crimes trials after World War II risk of apprehension is low. Contrary to necessity of higher rates and simply resolve to use had "set the stage for an argument tha t propaganda, crime does pay. Statistically, t 1.5 per cent less electricity every month. petitioner's (Calley's) superiors could well have pays handsomely. been worried about their own possible criminal Kelley's own FBI sta tistics, published In the Our cnv:ronmental goals are already under responsibility asa result of the My Lai incident." Editor exuberance of being young Uniform Crime Reports, Indicate that only 21 severe pressure from the energy crisis. Inflation is In so doing, Judge Elliott has suggested that It Dear Sir: I well recall the "bobby-sozers" of my era at percent of known serious crimes were cleared by a crisis, too, but we should move carefully before was not only Calley but the American people who the Rosy theatre In New York City screaming, arrest last year. This means police collared we relax any clean air and water standards further were denied Justice. He is not the first to do SO. Although, as John Spolski, I am a member of fainting, and causing pandemonium when Frank perpetrators in merely two of every ten of the solely for the sake of the pain in our pocketbooks. but he is the lust man who has been Ia a position the Guy Lombardo era, the action of Casselberry Sinatra came on stage. Is there really any di!. 8,538,400 reported Serious crimes. What's more, to do something about It. city council in ceasing rock concerts at ference today? Can't the adults remember how it the FBI statistics actually give police more And he has done the only thing that could be Seminole Turf Club causes considerable con- feels to be young? credit than they're due. Since there are probably done, and that is to free Calley. naUon, 'lirough the medium of letters to the twice as many crimes committed in the na tion as Personally. I would ra ther WORLD Calley was gui lty, of wanton disregard for editor I shoJd like to register my protest. reported - to the Bureau, the number of them some "half-naked' youth than in meeting my human life, if nothing else. But how many others The argument advanced that the concert by Maker prematurely as a result of some drunken cleared Is therefore considerably less than above him, and how far above him, were also Loretta Lynn generated less noise and traffic known statistics presume. rinq Laai"1t atzurb since, if I remember carrectly, her from an area nightery. Yet, I don't The conclusion then Is sobering. The criminal The sal thing ls that many Americans may not concert took place on one of the coldest nights of council recommending denying building per. rate 4 success is statistically staggering. A even want to know, last winter. According to published reports Nis. mits, or annexation to night clubs, thugs cha nce of committing any given crime Lynn retreated to shelter several times due to beca use analogous to the people 'living in fear in w ith i mpunity is now at least 80 percent. Few U studyi ng only one foreign language gave you the weather. their homes" I live In apprehension In my car. legitimate enterprises can boast the same .' tugt, time in school, consider the kids at the assurance. Police do arrest nine nullion people a New Rochelle Academy in New Rochelle, N.Y. It makes me sict to hear those of my The same logic prevails, year (for all crimes excluding traffic offenses Not one, not two, not three, but four foreign generation castigate today's youth and yet deny but at least that many and perhapi several times languags are being thrown at them at the same them access to entertainment to circumvent the Mrs. Marion Bethea that many go tulle this seniter. Jfl4 In a "new concept in multilanguage 150 children from 1 years old to 12 .ttemLng the ac-;idniy a (ade &huol are being taught French, Spanish, Italian and German simultaneously, The idea, says headmaster Paul A. Firestone, is that "1nce language habit fts come naturally to the impressionable, flexible and imitative young mind, we can create multilingual students of preschool and elementary grade students." After all, he notes, children in some European countries may be able to understand and respond in (our or five . DELAND, Fla. u All I - Extra security guards patrolled the Volusi a County Prison Farm today after a brawl among inmates left 20 prisoners Injured, officials said. Three required hospitalization after the disturbance early Sunday. The injured Included a man who was burned in one eye by acid thrown by another prisoner. No guards were hurt, officials said. Steward Perkins, director of the Volusia County Department of Corrections, said about 40 inmates fought ith broom handles, chair legs and other makeshift ',', Cops Ta l k ____ - exhaust standards in new cars, as well as mandated safety devices. He says standards now set to go into effect for 1976, 1977 and 1978 models would add about $750 to the cost of a car. Thus he can iat the consumer can save money while People may argue about whether or not engineers use the five-year period to work on new William 1. Calley Jr. was a cold-blooded mass technology to meet the standards when they take murderer, though there is no question that be of - . Justice One budgets. Monday, Oct. 14 .1974—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. STATE L: — ZIP --1 R"S FALLS m AGAIN PR IC E C UTTE IN MOST CASES .' - - �SPORTS WOMEN 'p Monday, Oct. 14,1974-6A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -. c Much DEAR ABBY Wed Amid Yellow Ribbons Confusion On Cholesterol Bowie Adams: to Miss Gtgt Weller of Clear- Ge0rgeMorrIswasbetnan, ' water and Guy Thornton of and ushers were Bill Craig and Sanford were married Sept. 28 Howard Hodges. at Alliance Church By ABIGAIL VAN HUREN (11, The theme, Tic a Yellow DEAR DR. LAMB — I have a cholesterol, as in angel food with Re. Biair McGarvey Ribbon Round The Old Oak cho!esterol problem and have rake which Is also low in fat, or officiating in the candlelight, me was carried through the been put on a low cholesterol very high in cholesterol if made double ring ceremony, and Mrs. reception decorations at the [)EMI ABBY: A man signed "Borrowed Time" ask diet. Is a high cholesterol with lots of egg yolks as in a McGarvey playing the organ. Cavalier restaurant, and which state he could marry his former daughter4n.law. You related to weight gain? What is pound cake. They can contain The bride wore a formal gown featu I r ed I a young oak tree ' the normal cholesterol level? -replied that since they-were not related by blood, he could n larr -4 lots ofsaturatecl fat, asfn many of aqua chiffon featuring a adorned with hundri.'ds of her in ANY sta te. On my diet list, candy, soda, conercial devil food cakes, sequined front panel and ye ll ow ribbons. Not in Massachusetts! I quote from Section 1, Cha pter 2 wine, beer, crabs, shrimp and You can bake your own using sequined waist band and cuffs. cake aren't listed. I was woei- s.afflowe( oil or corn oil and She carried a bouquet of white the Mass. General Laws: Following the rt'cept1(JI th "No man shall marry his mother, grandmother, daugli ten, dering if you could tell me avoiding egg yolks and have a carnations, couple left on a wedding trip to granddaughter. sister, stepmother, grandfather's wife, ion's I which ones are permitted, if cake that is low in saturated fat Mrs. Alma Craig served a., Mexico City. They will make any. wife, grandson's wife, wife's mo ther , wife's grandmo th er, 'ife's and f ree of cholesterol, matron of honor In a shrimp their home at 1811 Paloma laughter, wife's graddaughter, brother's daughter, sister' Do you have any booklets on Soda, wine, and beer contain chiffon formal gown. She Ave., Sanford. The bridegroom I daughter, father's sister or mother's sister." low cholesterol diets and cx' no cholesterol or tat. AIcohl, carried a bouquet of yellow is a Toyota dealer at Economy p!afl:tcn if this iirdr'' HESPECTFUIJx Yo Ulis !s ".cr. i In :h n .n! r: ., r.! rn:-' Cars if Sn nt rd. DEAR IIEADEIt — Cnf u- cont PAUL W. coUlti GAN to obesit y. \'=sion abounds about cholesterol. ATTORNEY AT LAW: LYNN, The best information I can ________ /Cholesterol in your blood. refer you to for your type of MEAR MR. C: Yours was the first of umpteen hundred let let's stream comes from two questions is my book, "What u I received to signal my error. I admit that I shot from th e h1 pon sources, mostly that formed by You Need to Know About Food that one, using only common sense and simple logic. (It the liver and some from the and Cooking for Health,' . understandable to me why people related by blood ties should nut cholesterol in your food. Yes, published by the Viking Press, SIS marry, but why extend that law to those related by marring ______ Final preparations are being yes., yes, eating too much of it will give you all the values for thefl deadline for entries for The second letter pointing out my erroneous advice came Iirom MISS United Fund Queen made for the fourth annual anything that results in a cholesterol for all Angela Haven Bonin (also of Lynn, Mass.), and th e third was Contest has been extended to Florida Teenager Pageant at I ..-... eight gain (obesity) can lead foods, the calories common of fats midnight from Alan I. Alford. of Afford, Tuck and Pozzi in Sudbury, P,tILl, to excess production of (saturated and poyunsatur- Brown, Oct. 15, Mrs. Sheila Winter Park High Sch031, Jan. (Iqult counting when they got up into the hundreds,) United Fund 5, cholesterol by the liver in many ated;, a discussion of the From Judge Blair C. Wood of Waterloo, Iowa came this wo rd: i1 Residential Division Chairman, people. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thornton with beribboned tree various types of food and has announced. "If a man should marry his son's former wife the marriage wc uld The Miss Florida Teenager Sugar, fat., alcohol and even recipes to prepare your food for be 'old in Iowa. And If they lived togeth er after th e marriage, he Pageant is the official state excess protein can be readily low-fat, low-cholesterol diets, Girls attending Middle or finals for the Miss National would be subject to a penalty of 15 years in the penitentiary for converted to cholesterol and or for just low calorie foods for high school incest." (Why only HIM Judge? How about hER?) in Seminole County Teenager Pageant to be held in blood fats (triglyce rides). A low weight control, are eligible to enter. They may Atlan ta , Rabbi Sam ue l Friedman, my honorary cons ultant 011 Th Ga., In August, 1975. cholesterol diet, ora low fat diet Most shellfish, except enter by calling the United MISS Florida Teenager will Jewish law, wrote from Asheville, North Carolina: "On all ot her i will not be as successful as it oysters, are moderately high in Fund Office in the Sanford receive a scholarship, other affairs, I yield to brains, beauty and a blessed writer, but pie P-se could be unless you prevent r cholesterol and can he used, bot Atlantic Bank building, or prizes and an all-expense paid bear In mind that a Jewish man is forbidden by law to marry his e liminate obesity. should be used sparingly. daughter-in-law." writing care of Box 144, San-. trip to the national pageant. The normal value of DEAR DR. LAMB — I am a lord. Entries will be accepted if hEery N. Berry Ill, Cumberland County Attorney, made Ithe i cholesterol Isn't very useful If man, 61 years old and I work postmarked by the Oct. 15 Contestants will be Judged on following contribution: "Your column has been read and enjoy You mean usual value. We do every day. I would appreciate jt deadline, by i in Maine for many years, but please be advised, Abby, LIlat scholastic achievement, know that to be In the lowest If you could tell me if pickles leadership, po ise, personality It 'Borrowed Time' plans to marry In Maine, he may beeoime Septe The first entrant is Miss and beauty r isk group, that IS the least andolivescan ca use high blood mber is still summer in spring. They must not be Involved in an illegal relationslp. I quote from Title 19, Section 31, , rite and will be rd Florida; here the fall begins in frozen, so if in doubt, dig the Debra Deal, daughter of U. riüred to w likely to ha ve a hart attack, it prn a 10wo October — the time for gar- tubers and store them during of the Maine Revised Statutes: ?4o man dwa M&M his son,s w.lie Co l. and M rs . Robert L Deal, essa y on, What's Right A bo Is better to have a cholesterol and no woman shall marry hor husband's fat&r DEAR READER — NO, th ut deners to divi de and reset winter. le ve l of bel ow 220. Because of won't. But if you need to restriey 105 Royal Oaks Circle, Ame ri ca. ct Worse yet was the news from Samuel G. Ke rall, of Johnston herbaceous pjmiala. and a Lake Bran tley Longwood, different laboratory fl)tthOds, your salt because of high blood High Student. Amaryllis plan ts may have and Shores, attorneys in Birmingham, Alabama: "I woe Dig them up and knead en be some methods may give a pressure, th en your doctor For more information, come too crowded in their suggest that u retract the advice you gave 'Bowed Tin el reading five to 15 per cent might not want you to eat them, contact Mrs. Sybil Shaffer, 215 in a moist, shady place while beds. They may be lifted and immediately. Otherwise you may find yourself charged as in The cntrant who coll ec th ts gher e Piedmont Ave., N.E., Atlanta. beds are being enriched wi th divided any time be hi than and still be an because they do contain lots accesso ry before th fore e fact to the crime of Incest. Here In Alaban A4 Of, fliOSt votes, at one cent a vote, The pageant Is open to girls 13 well rott ed cow manure, of Novem acceptable reading for this risk salt, that might es r be r. ult In your becoming a guest of our lovely state for will be crowned at the United through 17 years of age on Aug. bonemeal, tankage and other group. In general, I think you Send your questions one to seven years." ( Thanks, San. Please regard th is as an 1. Plaht nutrients. to Di'. Fund Victory Dinner, Oct. 24. 30, 1975. Keep azaleas, camellias, tidal retraction. could say that if it is over it Lamb, In care of this newspaI love Alabama, but I wouldn't want to live there Fancy leaf ed calcdiums rdenIas and mums mulched under e could be improved, and U It is per, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City th above.enentloa ed circumstance,,) should ha ve the tops removed in oak leaves or pine straw to over 250 you should do Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Andes III didn't have enough trouble, Dan Hartley, of Barth '7 and be allowed to rest until Preserve moisture and protect & hharrington, something about it. For a copy of Dr. Lamb's Attorneys In Louisa, Kentucky, wrote: "If yon POLLY'S e th roots from the cold. Of the foods you asked about, booklet on cholesterol, send 50 insist on practising law, please do it correctly! 'Borrowed Timef It makes a lot Of differenc, how cents to the same address and SAM that be wanted to marry his daugbter- law In order to mu it Nasturtiuins can probably her some of thent are pre ret ask for the "Cholesterol" th e sole heir to his e late. You completely ignored that fac make a quick crop of flowers Cake can be almost devoid of booklet Garden Meet You should ha ve info rm ed bin: that he co uld make th w be fore the first frost if plants provision nawIH.He didn't have to marry The g,i.,.90 " are well watered. 1 0 Well, dear readers, I earned th e roasting I recei ved trotn In Sanford / By POLLy CRAMER Ver bena may be divided, cut hundreds of Lawyeri, legal secretaries, law studen ts WHEN YOU GIVE who Just happened to ow more about ft than I d!d. , and readerI back and reset in '.Cw enriched with compost. In the fut ure wh en it comes to legal problems, Ipronilse I THE UNITED WAY consult one of my very a ble legal coosuftunt,. And would yo Garden Club of Sanford U DEAR POLLY—I hope some reader can give me an idea for will hold its. first meet of S the And yucca, in many varieties, believe that both my sa and san-In-law are attorneys? using all those little clips that cove' ball point pens. I YOU HELP YOUR have dozens season Thursday wi th a short may be u*xessfuily moved 1kI DEAR ABBY:' A Florida wife gripes because the bag spra oui in colors nd bate throw Y meeting at 11:30 am. and a during the fall and winter her husband uses thir hlm_ onate Th Is is Property Makes FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS covered luncheon at 12 noon in mon ths, Poi nset tia should not a problem? DEAR POLLY—Now that I sleep on a satin pil lowcase to the Garden Clubhouse. be pruned now, however, nor be protect my hairdo I have many extra pillowcases ! it possible to find out w t brand of bug spray her husban dp IN MORE WAYS THAN on hand. I use Featured speaker Jack Homer, forced by watering, as flower uses' And if the brand name ha KNOW some of them as protecti ve covers for my m an isn't available, cou ld you pleases k y purses. Th ese executive manager of the buds have to be formed by late her to send her husband? covers keep them from being scrat ch Seminole County's United Campaign Needs your ed and from sticking Greater Sanford Chamber of November, together in hot wea ther as so many do. My COULD USE HIM IN OMA1L4 purses are now dust Commerce, wi contribution in order to he lp your friends ard neigh. ll talk on BI. free and scratch free.—MRS. P.D. hors who need help right flOW• Centennial celebrations In — Seminole County. Reservations DEAR POU..Y—My Pet Peeve and total aggravation Is to go Giving The United Way Is perfect, painless and Giving should be made by Tuesday to ntoaselfice om discount store for one or two meaningful. You can give a weekly or monthly jtems d Presenting The 1974-1975 be detained by people in line who are using charge car esy cour chairman Mrs. P.L. amount of your choice where you work. . . .through ds. These Elmore, 205 Vinewood Dr., take time. It seems th cre should be a special li _____ your emPloy.,withholding plan. Even SOd month ne and register for ________ such customers so a person in a hurry could go through quickly. builds to $12. a year. Money to he lp another human Seminole Concert Assn. Even some stores that do have a line for those with a being. few items hare the same problem and th is seems even more aggrava ting.— MAIl. Schedule of Events Once No Wedding Mate ____ 14,1974-113 LEE GEIGER Daughter-In-Law Ar Monday, Oct. '-p. _____ DR. L. E. LAMB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. A Time A Pretty SNA Beats Upon Good Boxer ___ __ Howey - _ _____ _____ + _____ - . '• 1 - + - IF-7 a... - - college, He seemed overweight but he explained he was "down" to 245 and his up-coming bout with "Sweet" LeRoy Alexander would prove to "that he still had it." In reference to his earlier fistic days, I asked him what kind of record he had. His answer was vague but he was sure he had won his first 16 bouts - ., b and all by K.O. - ______________________________ M mosa Circe S Gardening T ps I en, . W _______________________________________________________________________ ,- + Mutual ,' P'IV SCOUTS . . CENTRAL . FLORIDA CHILDREN'S ;,, vnp SHEL1 HOME SOCIETY . • CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES 4. . . SAMARITAN HOME... MID FLORIDA CENTER FOR ALCOHOLICS . RED CROSS . . SALVATION ARMY . . SEMINOLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH... USO.,. YMCA... . . . . • . . . PLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY ORGAtIIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. I .. NOVEMBER 4 I 0 0 "A Streetcar Named Desire" Continental Theatre Co. I of GIlarlzp%me Ball at The Forest 4, DEAR POLL? — Baby Bootees are always slipping off but I lnedfromafridthatUthewftdofe1asUc is used d of ribbon the bootee will stay on. This also eliminates tvinu and uibabypuIiAngthestrjngg0 and Perbap getting them In his mouth. U white eligstjc is used it can be covered wi th a satin ribbon to match the bootees. Sew ends of the elastic toget so it fi ts properly and have sl1pon bootees. I hope others find he r th is the time and frazzle-saver that I have. — ELEANORE (extra) siiiiy 1k 1975 EVER READY Desk and Planning CALENDARS - -- . i -. - GVeWhtroYIIUWOr1t, . .or Mall ACheck Today To: PRESENTED bY 0 (.'e,i Ira! a — SEMINOLE COUNTY Wat-1110'N (uhl%. 'rite Guy Lombardo Orchestra Slo' IK3 &X4 Sanford, Florida 32771 T)'E IKIW TharJcs to you, it rIdr .t I,uu t '''ur mu nit. new - 322-13)2 Sanford MRS. DONALD BELL 322-1312 Casselberry Winter Springs : play dead. The 35-year-old pulled a major upSel by + ' flsu. 1 £11/IltIll 15 I i/u' 1 11(SOfl BOYS (4/lair n- BETTY CARTER £ — —MAIL —— uw. $iii* %, COUPON,.,. Mutual Concert Assoc, In The Name Of: ll gouge St"olVA" AD, MON I 5+13 (*11 ROIINSON D*LANOO? ft5iO CITY Forest City HILDA RICHMObD - + OeItons — — + ---u—. — — I I STATE - SL'DE?-4T$ ADULTS $1? fAMiLlE5 Mit Coupon & CP'cck to: Sim!nc con,r- A$ tfl, S.n.o, Ft )7I 5743)67 —— -- — •— -. - - - __________ - - ____ - . - ._- -- . -. + S. — — --- + - + '. __________ ______________ _____________________ ____________ ____________ ___________________ _ _____ ____________ __ ___ _____ _____ ____________ ___ _________________________________________ __ - Dodgers ven eries + runs in the early and middle in. - A s Ne,ies t 'T"rcicler"ri cirk: e east oins e 0 y r' oz — ———— — .— — — — - I SNA harriers Brian Parker (left), Charley Dickens WOREBOARD OAKLAND (AP) — The proper for a queen to ride a And Lucianne was hooked, cited I can hardly stand it." [I wacky Oakland Athletics mule." She became the A's official The beauty queen, runner-up Lucianne, who is tall, blonde mascot — an understudy to to Miss Texas in the 1974 Miss thought it would be a terrific idea to have their new beauty and beautiful, is the latest gim-. Charley 0. Now Finley had a America Pageant, never had queen mascot ride the mule, mick of silver-haired Charles 0. beauty and a beast as tokens of much interest in baseball until Scores Chancy 0, to home plate with Finley, owner ,f the world's the team, she was tabbed for her new lineups for one of the World best and zaniest baseball team. Charley 0 is hauled to the role. Eight days ago, as a promo- outfield gate before every game Series baseball games. The players give her a wink By The Associates Press Noire Dame 10, Ric* 3 East The very suggestion almost tional stunt, Miss Buchanan and, shrouded in a green and and she waves encouragingly Ohio $1. 52. WISCOOII 7 Boston College 31, William & 5ou?p Dakota 1,, Morning%ld• choked Commissioner Bowie was invited to throw out the gold blanket, struts to home as the A's move from field to Mary 21 Kuhn, guardian of the game's first ball of the playoff garte plate until, with nvwsnen, he is dugout. Colgate 21. Holy Cross 16 So Ooho?a St 53, Pdcrth Da integrity, and drew a quick veto here agaittst the Baltimore On , pushed off the field. But the facet of the World Cornell 7$, Pennsylvania 7$ 6 Delaware is, Connecticut 6 Tulsa IS, Wlchla St. 13 from the Miss America riles. Lucianne has been sitting at Series champions that intrigues Harvard 21. CoJumbla 6 Youngstown 73, Tennesw, Lucianne wound up and threw the side of the club owner and her most are the mustaches, Pageant sponsors. Maine 23. New Hampshire 9 Tech 0 "I would have loved it," said a perfect strike to A's catcher his family, just behind the Ath. especially the curling handleMnactwsetts 21, Bos t on bar job worn by pitcher Rollie UnIv 14 Lucianne Buchanan, 22, of Ray Fosse. The crowd cheered letic's' dugout. Southwest Penn St. $3, Wake Forest 0 Baylor 21, Arkan,,as I? Claremont, Calif., the reigning wildly. Finley became so ex- "Mr. Finley Is so calm out Fingers. Pl'?Sb-gh 31, West Virginia Louisville 7*. North TCXII St. Miss California, "but the pag- cited he almost lost his there," says Lucianne. "lie has "Those mustaches — they're u 10 PrinCeton 11, Dartmouth 7 cant didn't think it would be checkered Bear Bryant hat. a seasoned heart. I get so ex- really cute," she coos. +MiIlppI St. 31, Lamar 71 College Football 1 % Rhode Island Ii. Vermont 0 Oklahoma 16, Texas 13 Rutgers 31, Lehigh 15 Methoditt 31. Texas Syracuse 17. Navy 9 Christian 13 I*'mpie $9. Southern Illinoti Stephen F Austin 11, Abilene South I onn sets I iam i it 10 Texas Col ASP 77, East Texal Al,t,Mr P South FlorIda St 7 St. 20 Au,qn 31, kefl?iky 13 Duke 33. Army 14 jjjI Elon College 71. Bluefield 5 iiq;~,,,~ of 'Fense. lie didn't dis- previous play, the only in- Washington's first points. complete pass in the drive, Jurgensen led the Red.0 The Dolphins went to 17.10 "1 cu,ht the ball and jist when Bob Griese, completing a on a 60-Yard drive in ls mitt, went (os- the g.z-d lin'" appoint, + utes late in the fourth quarter But Miami's Doug wsft usi ThVrrtl drive on eight plays, hit phins' points came on a Zyard sians 2o Nevao& LVegas 61, Prairie Memphis 51 13. Cincinnati 7 view 7$ field goal by Garo Yepremian Miami, Fla 35. Pc'fI Univ S Oregon St. 23. Washington 9 i the third period. No Carolina St 72. Virginia San IOSC St. 13, New Mexico "That's got to lx' one of the i 11 tr?r,ern lIIino, toughest losses we've ever s'jf. 70. Marshall Southern cal 34. Sunday, threw a six-yard touch- Sinith never crossed the goal Howard Oville)- on a 13-yard fered," said ISliami Coach Don un,v 11 SE Louisiana 35, Iroy St 73 down to Larry Smith with 16 line. The officials saw it differ- touchdown pass with l:1 Shula. "To lose it in the end like Vane5rlt 2*, FPor'd to . "' ' ' . Tennis 'Tour Title scheduled. Far west 4. Utah I WAShINGTON (AP) — Son. "There were four guys avail- cornerback is gonna beat me." Mite Stale 61, Idaho St. Univ The Dolphins scored earlier 0 ny Jurgensen, a 40-year-old at)le and Smi th was the one GeorgIa 19. Mississ ippi 0 After the Brown ejection, the when Hubert Ginn crashed over l3rscham Young 3$, Wyoming Georgia Tech 79. North Caro passer used mostly in relief of open." Redskins moved in front 13-10 for a six-yard touchdown, the 7 Bill Khmer, was named to start Smith, who claimed he was on Mark Maseley's second field only time they took advantage California 10, Oregon to Grarnbllng 71, Tenni-se, st against Miami in an effort to tackled at the line of scrim- goal, a 41..yarder. Earlier, he of one of Jurgensen's three in. I Colorado 34. I ow a St. i Montana Louisiana St. 20. Tennessee 10 27, Northern An. put more punch into the Wash- mage without the ball on the booted a 40-yard field goal for terceptlons.TheonlyotherDolLOuSIna Tec h is. SW LOUl tons 0 round decision to undefeated Nelson LaSalle. This Miami Beach bout was part of a triple windup with seconds remaining and sparked ently and awarded the winning maining in the game. that. Virginia Military 20, CitIdep 9 , VlrgnIa Tech 31, South Caro Bobby "The Bodyguard" Lloyd coming out on top Washington to a 20-17 victory touchdown to the Redskins. of 200 pound John L. Johnson and Jose Peterson over the defending world cham- The victory was the third for t"' i Washington against two losses. was upset by Adriano Marrero in a lightweight pion Miami Dolphins. "We knew what we had to Miamialsois3-2, tilt...Victor Galindex warmed up for his W.B.A. said Jurgensen, as he beat The Redskins appeared to Midwest title bout with Len Hutchins by taking a 10 rounder do," rc'n 7), North Mirgar o a hasty retreat from RFK Sta- come to life in the fourth period Ball St 3$. RiChmond 23 from tough Angel oquendo...Orlando mid- dium alter completing 26 o139 after running back Larry Bøwllng Green . xent St 10 dieweight, Joey Vincent was severly injured in an passes fo 303 yards and two Brownwasejectedforthrowtng Cent Mlchian 49, lsJq st auto accident recently and there is little hope he touchdowns. "The throws have a punch at cornerback Henry PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP)—VirEnglish-born Miss Wade de- 0 to lace them upagain...The highly toberightandyouhavetohave Stuckey when the Miami cor- giniaWademovedinto thefinal feated Helen Gourlay of Aus- East Mlchian 6. McNeese St will ever nerback hit him after he phaseof her three-week plan tralta 6-1, 6-2 Sunday to ta ke iiiioos 27, Purdue fl publicized marriage between Jerry Quarry and his great catches." tu'get threw on each of stepped out of bounds, Indian* 24. MInnesota e home th th e $10,000 top prize in e today with hopes of winning th beautiful wife, Charley, is in deep trouble and Iowa IS. llDrthwejtern 10 the seven downs in the drive, "The team just even Phoenix Professional Women's Kansas $ t ui $110,000 championship tournarumored to be all over.. .Tony Licata is supposed to completing five of six before fired up" after that,more said ment of Te nnis Tournament. 13 is monton later os e Women's th th Profes. ta ke on Malt Donovan in B hitting Smith at the goal line. Brown. "He (Stuckey) had been Miss Wade had four Love Miami, Ohio 31. Ohig 3 th ...The Ernie Shavers-CliVe failed to come off in Miami as + + Virginia Wade Eyes — I Would Like Membership In The Seminole SHIRLEY MILLET 834 9717 - ' 834 12 AItamon Springi. Oy i1.1 taking a 10 round decision from "Bad" Bennie Briscoe in Philadelphia ...Lee "Junior" Roystec got another chance to pull off his specialty (knocking short as he dropped a 10 : off a big favorite) but fell __1 ADMISSION BY MEMBERShIp ONLY For Information. Call Mrs, Walter Gielow, 322-6473 — In The Boxing Scene HERE AND ThEI• Fc.rmr five time world champion, Emile Griffith refuses to roll '-''r and MARILYN GARLA'TI - ' I"lori!a Chorale es Milli Bill $1.65 $2.30 P.O. Box 144 I FEHRU%fly '75 — Rif1 90' Pt;iic Sn, $155 UNITED FUND OF -- 919—Pag,w,3x33r A book Uyli cal,ndar f+crhom,sr office. that now scorn Bowie had been able to see him in his hey-day. Maybe we would give him some of the i'epect (hat h is past performances demand . (11 When. to go for all the i nft,r,n:i I if)fl %i Lb 1i I only wish that I and the other Florida boxing fans Projiram ('I,ri.sfn?(;s . : had. Somedling that Father Time had taken away. DECEMBER 0 better off forgotten, which is something I am certain most Eustis fight fans are still trying to do. The other day I got a Ring Record Book from 1968 and took a few minutes to glance at it. On page 355 I came across the scorecard of one Bowie Adams, Phoenix, Arizona Heavyweight: In 1963 he appeared in 11 fights and scored 11 wins, all K.O. in less than three rounds. 1964 found Bowie fighting three more times with the same results. He started off '65 with a 10 round draw, then came back to stop his next three opponents before he dropped a 10 round decision. In '66 and '67 he tried to step up in class by meeting people like Billy Walker in London and Boone Kirkman in Seattle with little success. But 1968 was another undefeated year as he scored three knockouts and one decision in four outings. I realize now that Bowie Adams once was one hell -of-a-fighter. And that makes his Orlando and Eustis appearances take on a different light. This man was trying to recapture something h e OflCC J)ECEMBER 7th . POI.IX-.!f s'cmj ever nut a car top carrier on yo ur car Protect the roof paint b uttht plask wr.i, 'Jrd,?r the suction on the carrier. The carrier holds just aswejjftnd a.hee Pe no marks left. —MRS. Oil. DEAB POLLY—Wl- IinLthing a piece oi needlepoint put some spare strands of the wI used on the back Of the piece so th e identical yarn will be available for needed repairs even many many years after the piece is worked.—MRS. J.W. . I 40 DEAR POLLY—.JS wanted to know how to whiten her white Jeans that have a label saying not to use bleach. Soaking then in water to whlcn she has added dishwasher detergent should do th e job. If in bad shape they may have to be washed in the same nurmal way. Nuns wed thi3to keep their head pieces snow white.—ALICE. Th e Sanford Naval Academy soccer team opened its season Saturday right with a 4-2 win against the Howey Academy L______________ "Hogs," Th e game, th e first one to be played under th e lights In the Sanford Memorial Stadium, followed a series of activi ties — sch ed uled for Sanford Naval Academy's Dads' Day. -. __________________ Th e first part of th e game a ppeared ra ther disorganized, •.. wi th both teams tr)ing to retain possession of th e ball, Howey A ackm rem] th. firnt two p.onts of the game v, ith direct _____ shots at the goal. Then SNA came back Wi th a vengeance, when _____ center ha lfback Harry Lowman took a shot at the goal that tx'unced off the goalie was kick ed in by SNA captain Mike __ ___ — __ I =-_~ — _~ Coolbroth. 71is started the Middle rally, and shortly afterwards -' Ii"wman booted in th e second goal from mid-field. ____ _______________ ' At half-time score was tied at 2-2. The second half turned out to be a lively, aggressive, of. TJj fensive game for the SNA team, even th ough th ey were not able n't' players in hites are team captain Mike Coolbroth (left) to substitute, because of a shortage of eligible players. and harry Lowman. The Middies racked up th eir th ird point when an SNA penalty kick was deflected by the Howey goalie and promptly kicked in by right halfback Mark Bachman, The (hal goal of the game was registered when Bachman I passed it to center f orward Armando Gonzalez, who pounded it in making the final tally 4-2 in favor of th e Middies, The victory could be attributed to halfbacks Harry Lowman and Mark Bachman, and to forwards Armando Gonzalez and Mike Coolbro th . Spec ial mention should also be made of the performances of fullback Bryan Rober tson and goalie Max OAKLAND (AP) — The Los fish Hunter, the A's formidable leading off the nin th and then steal second. Wesley . Angeles Dodgers are picking up 25-game winner. Explaining his gave up a check-swing double to Also Saturday afternoon the Bluejackets topped St. Joseph Washington had thoughts of speed in their "freeway series" choice of Dow ni ng over Doug Reggie Jackson at eluded Los stea li ng second anyway, but th Academy from St. Augustine in a cross coun try meet held at the with the Oakland A's, Pau,normally the Dodgers' No. Angeles th ird baseman Ron didn't get very far. Marshall, Sa nford Memorial Stadium. "We've captured the momen- 3 pitcher, Manager Walt Alston Copy. one of the best pickoff men in Both victories were e!pccially meaningful for the mid. turn that we lost in the first noted: "Downing's been pitchAlston brought in strongman the business, nailed the flashy shiprnen; it was the first time In SNA's history that they were game," said Joe Ferguson, ing better than Rau the last few Mike Marshall from the bullpen runner with a perfect throw to victorious in all athletic competition scheduled for Dads' Day. hero of Sunday's 3-2 victory times out. It's as simple as at this point, but baseball's pre. first baseman Steve Garvey. over the A's that tied the 1974 that." mier relief pitcher didn't ex- The entire Oakland team ap. World Series at one game each. "w wy the ,i 's have been actly look in top form right peared stunned after that play. The A's won the first game by hitting of late, it may not take away. He gave up a two-run The last batter, Angel Mangual, the same score, much to stop them, anyway. single to Joe Rudi, and the A's went down without a whimper, Riding the crest of their dra. "We've been having a hard were back in business, striking out on Marshall fast. matic victory at Dodger Sta. time producing runs," said Al Herb Washington, Oakland's balls. dium, the National League Dark, Manager of the Amen- famous designated runner, took While the A's waited until the champions prepared to face the can League champions. "We'll over for Rudi at first base after late innings to produce the dra. A's Tuesday in Game 3 at the take them any way we can get Gene Tenace struck out and er- ma, the Dodgers produced the Oakland Coliseum — a seven- them," cry one of the 55,989 fans at hour car r¼le from Los Angeles. The A's were not able to score sunny Dodger Stadium knew rungs. A whistling single to cenFerguscn hopes he can pro- until the ninth inning Sunday. what he was going to do. ter by Steve Yeager drove duce as explosively as Sunday, Shut out by Don Sutton through So did the Dodgers. home Ron Cey with the first run when he belted an enormous the first eight, the A's needed "It's my Job to hold him on of the game In the second inning two-run homer over the cern- some breaks in the last Inning and to give the catcher the best and then Ferguson made it 3-0 terfield fence off Vida Blue, to get men around the bases, chance to throw him out," said wi th his 420.foot rocket shot The Dodgers will start littleSutton, a 19-game winner this Marshall, cognizant of the fact with used Al Downing against Cat. year, hit Sal Bando with a pitch that Washington would try to sixth. Garvey aboard in the months that followed. Both of his contests are i'ou SEMINOLE . . . The referee, General David Hanlon, finally could stand no more and threw Adams out of the ring. The exact reason for the disqualification was never known, for no one cared enough to question th disgusted th ird man. Orlando's gain was Eustis' loss as Adams ap. peared twice in that small Florida town in the d GOES IN BYVALSPAKOVSKY neraldcorrespondent . ' 'Day Of Infamy Adams bout with Alexander turned out to be the low point of Central Florida Boxing, 1974 style. The two of them met on Janruary 16th, (and to quote our late President F.D.R., it turned out to be a "day of infamy.") What those two did to boxing, the Japanese did td"Pearl Harbor. Point Covers WHERE THE MONEY ______ I Recyde Ball — T this I nodded, smiled, and mumbled something to myself under my breath. What I said I don't remember but I do recall the word "hull " being in there someplace. After Adams had showered and left I questioned some of the fighters around the gym who had caught his workout and each and every one came up with the same conclusion, "Alexander should kill him." For anycne to say "Alexander should kill him" or anyone else, for that matter, is a surprising statement in itself. The last time Alexander had gone to the post, he decided the stool was a safer place than the middle of the ring. So "Sweet" Roy, (who in the ring is about as sweet as a lemon) told the referee he was; through for the night and "walked." POINTERS ' now he wanted to make Orlando his new base of tttack. I still had enough tact left not to ask him how (d(l he was but the greying around his temples indicated I was not talking to a kid fresh out of I -:' Bea ty Pageants Set gym where he was in training for a "comeback" I had been told that he used to be a pretty fair 1atJler pusher a couple of years ago in the Southwest and + r If the name Bowie Adams i mentioned in the presence of local fight buffs one is likey to hear things like, "God, what a bum," " Th e worse fighter I ever saw", or maybe even 'Bowie who?" I first met Adams at the old Orange Avenue 4-2 "I was just trying to find the throwing an elbow into me. My guy who was open," he said, phil osophy is that no young sional Tennis tour In Los Ange- games as she dominated her les. less-experienced opponent. Muount 21. Northern IOw Nebrasba St. ? Suanford 13, UCLA 13, Iii Tulane 10, Air Force 3 Utah St. 21. Cob St Univ 23 Weber St 21, Montana St. 10 Wcst Texas St 21. 6 'daho '4J~_A...'ft,% W,,0%~_____ FINEST in Sales and Parts and the most modern service facility lfl MON..SAT I AM-s P.M. - 4CTlO 10 11 . Drake Florida — - 25)3 Orlando Drive Sanford 32J-)C �2B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Oct 4 1974 Legal Notice Vandy Locks Gator Brakes: I '- SPOR1S IN BRIEF Cancer Operation Bear Has TUSCALOOSA. Ala. tAP) Sports Information Director Charlie Thornton of the University of Alabama says football Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant had a small cancerous cyst removed from his nose last weel' According to Thornton, team physicIan Bill DeShazo of Tuscaloosa, Ala., told the coach doctors were "looper cent sure" the simple operation was successful in removing all cancerous material. Thornton said the final doctor's report was expected to. day. "We wanted to have a complete report before we said anything," Thornton said of not releasing the InformatIon sooner. The operation was disclosed today in a copyrighted story by the Orlando Sentinel Star. Bryant was told cf the successful proceedure just before Alabama's 8-7 victory over Florida State Saturday, Th'rnU'n said. 1k said Itrymt wore a Ilesbiolored patch "about orw halfinch in diameter" over the Incision at the FSU game. Bryant said he would undergo further tests by a cancer specialist to find out if the cancer returns. "I'm a tough old sonof-agun," he said, "I can lick this - Steven ___ : ____ . - -- i- - =-- .- MIDDIES REJOICE AFTER GOAL averaging 224. There are 24 finalists shooting for a $4,000 top prize. Teats Semis of River Edge, N.J., won four games Sunday night and remained In seccino place with a 5,764 total. Trailing the leaders were Larry Laut, Santa Rosa, Calif., 5,743; Roy Buckley, Columbus, Ohio, 5,690, and Florida Drag Racer Defending champion Don ONTARIO, Calif. (Al') Garlits of SeiTner, Fla., received a pair of by runs early and then went on to defeat Dave Settles of Houma, La., to win the SupernatlonaLs Drag Races Sunday. Gary Beck of Edmonton, Alta., waz eliminated In the semifinals on a seldom enforced drag racing ruling for crossing the center line of a race. He nevertheloss clinched the professional drivers championship and earned $10,000. Garlits, 42, won the top fuel eliminator race in 6.10 seconds on the quarter-mile track, but managed a 5.89 during Sunday's competition. - Hydropine Hits 114.79 MPH MADISON, md. tAP) George Henley drove Pay 'N Pak toacourse record 114.796 miles an hour and won the By IIERSCREL NISSENSON AP Sports Writer No. 1-rated Ohio State threatened to Join the ranks of college football's upset victims Saturday ... until the Buckeyes gottheballintheirhungrylltt]e hands. Wisconsin, the natIon's 13thranked team, took the opening kickoff and stormed 80 yards In onlysevenTopTwentyteamsto have a relatively easy time of It as the amazing wave of upsets continued for a fourth consecutive weekend. Besides Ohio State, fourthranked Michigan trimmed Michigan State 21-7, No. 7 Southern California routed Washington State 54-7, 10thrated Auburn trounced Ken- previously unbeaten Florida fell to Vanderbilt 24-10 and No.9 Texas Tech bowed to No. 16 Texas A&M 28.7. Back in the Second Ten, 11thranked North Carolina used a touchdown and two-point conversIon in the wanIng minutes to nip Virginia V.-21, Baylor toppled No. 14 Arkansas 21-17 and Kansas needed Laverne Leading 7-3 with three mm. utes remaining, the Florida State Seminoles gave heavily favored Alabama a deliberate safety when punter Joe Downey ran out of the end zone, setting up a free kick from the 20. State then kicked Into Alabiima territory but the Crimson Tide managed to drive Into p0. sition for Berrey's winning Davis galloped for 194 yards and two touchdowns while seeond-stringers Allen Carter and Vince Evans aLso scored twice each in Southern Cal's rout & Washington State. Vanderbilt committed sx first-half turnovers and also lost quarterback Fred Fisher In the early going but beat back Florida as David Lee directed touchdown but the Wolfpack needed his two-yard quarterback sneak and Roland Hooks' two-point conversion run with 3:46 left to nip Virginia, which led 21.0 in the third quarter. Bruce Hill fired two touch. down passes to "T" Bell and Willie Hamilton ran for two more as Arizona walloped Utah. Baylor's Steve Bealrd passIng 38 yards to Ron Pollard for a touchdown. Thus embartassed, the Buckeyes exacted theIr pound of flesh by scoring the first four times they had the ball on Tom Klaban's 43-yard field goal and touchdown runs of nine, five and 11 yards by Archie Griffin, Brian Basebnagel and Cornellus Greene. That made It 24-7 at haUtlme before Ohio State added two more touchdowns In each of the final two periods, with Baachoagel and Greene each gettlnganother,andtheflnalcount was a staggering 52-7. The Buckeyes were one of bombed Utah 41-8, No. 15 Penn State clobbered Wake Forest 55-0 ar.d No. 20 Miami of Ohio whipped Ohio U. 314. But runner-up Oklahoma needed a late field goal to shade No. 17 Texas 16-13 and thirdranked Alabama squeaked past wInless —17 losses In a row Florida State 8-7 on Bucky Berrey's 36-yard field goal with Just 33 seconds left shortly after Florida State took a deliberate safety. Missouri bumped fifthranked Nebraska 21-10, No. 6 Notre Dame had to drive 80 yards In the closIng minutes to edge winless Rice 10-3, minutes left to overcome Kanus State 20-13. Ohio State ace Griffin picked up 112 yards In 18 carries to go over the 100-yard mark for the 16th game in a row, but one of them was In the Rose Bowl so Griffin Is two short of the record of 17 regular-season games held by Oklahoma's Steve Owen& Oklahoma's wInning 37-yard field goal by Tony DlRlenzo with 5iz minutes left came after Texas went for It on fourth-and. one at midfield. Freshman Earl Campbell, who scored the Longhorns' only touchdown, made the necessary yard ... and then fumbled the ball away. Michigan took advantage of a couple of fumbles to pile up a 210 halftIme lead and defeat Michigan State. Missouri, which uet Nebraska a year ago, trailed the Cornhuskers 100 wIth 1"4 minutes left but Steve Pisarkiewici scored on a two-yard run and passed nine yards to Mark Miller for the winning touchdown. Tony Galbreath ran fIve yards for the Tigers' final score after an IntercepUon. Noire Dame's Wayne Bullock barreled across from two yards out with three minutes to go, capping a 20-play, 80-yard drive that turned back Rice. Anthony and Barry Burton caught five passes for 98 yards, Including a five-yard touchdown and twopoint conversion. Skip Walker tallied three tImes in the second period on runs of one, three and Z3 yards en route to a 138-yard afternoon as Texas A&M downed Texas Tech. Kentucky became the first team to score a touchdown from scrlmrnag against Auburn, it MltzI Jackson scored twice for the Tigers and the defense set up a pair of touchdowns with fumble recoveries. North Carolina State's Dave Buckey completed 23 of 30 passes for 306 yards and a 68 seconds left to defeat Arkansas after the Bears recov. ered a fumble snap by Ar. kansas' punter. Tom Shuman passed for two touchdowns and Jimmy Cefalo and Duane Taylor each scored twice in Penn State's romp of Wake Forest, which lost to Ok. lahoma last week 63-0. The Kansas Jayhawks took a 12.0 lead on a touchdown run and £ touchdown pass by Scott McMlchael but K-State went In front 13-12 In the third quarter. Sherman Smith ran for two touchdowqs and passed for another as Miami throttled Ohio U. - ia_J_.... fl...00. I. ...H11.,1 Pats, Cards, Vikings Still On lop By BRUCE LOwrrr But the Dolphins, yard sweep around left end In Cowboys' 34 and, five plays lat'You can call it * morale knew It was good," he said of AP Sports Writer everybody's early-season the first period and a one-yard er, Bakken came through. day," he said, the 31-yard boot. The New England Patriots favorite, dropped their second plunge in the fourth to lead ,, L Fran Tarkenton passed for Bll1 27, Cclii 14 andSt. LoulsCardlnalsarestjfl game of the campaign, falling Patriots' attack. But It was the .T?"J" ",,, 274 yards and threet uchdowns Safety Neal Craig picked off having the time of their lives. 20-17 to the Washington Red- deferiive unit that really spar"r 5JMIPJCU W3 In less than three quarters of one of Bert Jones' few passes n ur 14-7 .per DUWI play. The Miami Dolphins are start- skins, their old Super Bowl foes, kIu, sacking the Jets' Joe late In the first half and ran it The Patriots, with Sam Cun. touchdown lass of the game, cepting two of his passes and have referred Green Bay intercepted four that put the Bills ahead to stay to ningham's two touchdown runs with a scant 16 seconds toplay. two more by reserve qUUt&Los Angeles passes — three of at 10-7. w providing the offense, ran In Sunday's other gaines, back Al WOOdall, and limiting -' 'si SJI4JI. them by linebacker Ted HenJones passed for 44 yards -g roughshod over Joe Namath Green Bay stunned Los Angeles Namath to completions on Just drcks — and turned two of the but was sacked five times for 43 and nothered the New York 174, Atlanta nosed out Chicago seven of 21 attempts for a a seven.p.y, w-yw U thefts into scores. But it was yards In losses. Jets 24-0 Sunday while the St. 13-10, Buffalo beat Baltimore ger 63 yards unVewalfllnuteanua114u W1j JWYWW that Jon Staggers who gave Green eIJUVU Louis Cardinals, on Jim Bak. 27-14, CincInnati outlasted C,r&nli3i, Cowboys $ WIW aa4AyUIu touchBay the lead for good, running ken's clutch 31-yard field goal Cleveland 34.24, Oakland JIm Hart passed for two St. UOWfl paSS 10 i.mij' uui. back a second-period punt 68 with 1:02 to play, stung the scrambled past San DIego 14-10, Louis touchdowns In the second VIkings 51, 011eti 18 yth for a touchdown and a 7.3 Gar.4d Wilkir, 'Owner Dallas Cowboys 31.28. Pittsburgh defeated Kansas period. But Roger Staubach, Minnesota had been forced in 2110 OAK AVE. llu*t kept the two early-sea. City 34-24, Denver dumped New who had passed for one touch- the past three games to UP41T5, SANFORD FalCOns 13, Bears 10 five National Football League slugged the New York Giants score that tied the game late in trampling of Houston was more to only 28 yards In the first half games, along with the Mm- 35-7. the final quarter. than Just another notch In and 77 alter three periods benesota Vikings, who shellacked Patriots 24, Jets 0 Terry Metcalf then ran the win column, according to Coach B struck on a long Houston 51-10. CunnIngham scored on a five- ensuing kickoff yards to the Bud Grant. CONSTRUCTION touchdown pass and added a 'I D"bIes Wliuse Eagleton have won the doubles title In the Southern Intercollegiate Invitational Tennis ChampIonships. The Miami t!am defeated Georgia's Manuel DIaz and Gordon SmIth 7.6, 6-3 Sunday. Diax, the defending champion, won the singles crown by defeating John Sadri of North Carolina State7-5, 7-6. Dlazbeattea nmate David DIck andSadrlbestedGeor. gla's Tim Delaney Saturday. US Takes First Round Open Champion from Kirkwood, Mo., beat South Africa's Gary Player 3 and ito capture the $24,000 first prliz In the Piccadilly World Match Play Golf Championship. late field goal to gaIn a 10-10 tie. ON THE PHIPPS SIDE --by Alan Mayer . -.::; ( vwhenhetroton 1 - ,,__1_. • t - I. -A. SWIMMING POOLS Commercial . — DONMOORE DETROIT (AP) — The De- ways seems to be tougher in Building & Remodeling That increased to 4.9 and 5.3 the going with left-bander Dennis field wIth 10 seconds remaIning, trolt lions have lost their four Detroit," San Francisco Coach last two zamp.c. t as soon as I kicked It I Mnrri'un t PrIu4rk Nauonal Football L,eague Dick Nolan says. They managed Just rl'ne first be the former Kansas State __________________ games this season but, believe "We have done fairly well de- downs in each of the first two player's first pro start and only itorrot.theyareonanupsurge fernively so far, but the Lions games but boosted that to 11, second regular season game. . - statistically anyway. have enough weapons to make then 17 last week. P' •' San Francisco, although The3anFranclsco49ershave this our toughest test." Detroit's offense has scored rankinj first In the NFC in -_-.__________ a 22 iecor i Lit seem to be on The 49.rs lust to Cuictnnati oni) four touchdowns rushing mostly on the legs of the downside, and St. Louis after winning the However, the defense has given rookie Wilbur Jackson, Is 13th f j Whether those trends contüi. first two at New Orleans and up only six. In passing. Joe Reed hasn't 1 - -c ue will be determined tonight Atlanta. In losing to Chicago, Perhaps to the Lions benefit done well as a replacement for I when the Natkrnal Conference Minnesota, Green Bay and Los tonight Is that San Francisco is Steve Spurner, — I rivals meet at 9 pm, EDT, In Angeles, the Uons ha,e stead U r r' U flil1 kl is&d 11ne Ii) 1ihfO,rd on pipu Thur at 'flger Stadium. yardage totals went from 156 "1 still think we can do It. We 162 to 290 to 293. w 4.'' V can still be a factor In ow dlvi- m offense was disastrous zion race," says firit-yrar the first two game averaging [ions Cosdt Rick Foruno, Jiaodt9yaapis .ay -J-" 5 ___ - ( - '' - I -- - -- _____ to 1L ___ '. -rv- 41'P,j&(P 1 ... - . wse sgsmes 14 total points. "Impoffrvely each game and our defensive '" . Wu.P'Lfli'kr / There's Nothing r ch week," he 7/7 Ajosswpuld vlrtuay 4te Detroit from piayi - . On 1974s - --- . . . ,q,q 4cWfo9 it'mwa" ,11PR5oRt' )RL7$1 RPl*fl Central Florida's First time pith the Lio'is and it al :' ''' PLUMBINO& WALLHEATING 10075 . Dealer : " . t}.elr Mt ° ' .ej since I've been With the 4rs we have had a tOUt . ord 3fl.6S2 . 1802 Ednewater Orland" • ORLANDO SEMINOLE - i - Pulsatinc'Ac(ion You Bet' 1, . y G*nral . ... e THE BEST - -•- U1IW1ULJ Pak out of Seattle. Henleyaqualledhisownrecord around the 24in11e flhln River cc'urse in the championship heat as he passed Dean Chenoweth In Miss Budweiser who finished second. AI,u&,i 'El - I Sanford Naval Academy players share their enthusiasm alter their first cer goal of sev"ral during their rout of Howell Academy Saiurday. The locals also took cross country honors over St. Juscphs during latFs hay ut tht sthuol. Complete story on page 111. (Herald Photos by Val Spakovsky) Mark Roth, 5,688. UI W 11dULbUH BUILd j - ' Near-Upsets Rattle Colleges Takes Classic ....._..J...,.. _t .I._ - -. - - .i.. - __ - '*-- - Earl Anthony of Tacoma, NEWARK, Ohio tAP eight match games Sunday night to won five of Wash., extend his lead in the Professional Bowlers Association's 138,500 Regional Champions Ciassic. Anthony spilled I ,85t pins, Including a 289. With 30 bonus pins or each match-play victory, his total for 26 games was 6,()2 going into today's final 16 games. He was 4U1 UUHLUBJ - but the thing. Besides, they think they got it all." Bowler The Lee,tIghtend Barry Burton and (AP) brakes locked on the plane that running back Jamle O'Rourke landed at Metropolitan Airport starred. Friday afternoon carrying "The team which makes the Florida's eighth-ranked foot- fewest mistakes usually wins and in the second half, Vanball team, Twenty-four hours later, the derbilt didn't make any," said Gators couldn't get off the Florida Coach Doug Dickey. ground against Vanderbilt and "The credit all goes to the Commodores." were upset 24-10. No one was injured when the "We had a heart-to-heart talk loss to at halftime," said second-year brakes locked, Sloan. "1 Vandy will probably cost the Vandy skipper saId that the toughest team and Gatoi-s dearly, They've been set back In their one with the most poise will quest for their first South- win," eastern Conference football Lee replaced injured starter title. They probably will lose Fred Fisher late In the first their lofty national ranking and, quarter and hit 8 of 11 passes for of course, an unbeaten season is 128 yards, one of them a touch. down pass to Burton, lie no longer possible. threw for a two-point also Vanderbilt made six turnovers the first half and trailed 7- conversIon to Burton. Burton caught five passs for 6 at intermi&sion but played errorless ball the second half as 98 yards and ran the end around reserve quarterback David play three times for 43 yards, NASHVIUE OR u's '-oo4F 1.4 to °rincelon, West to Edgews?er, Left 4 BlOCKS •a at "World's Fasfest Game" Pari-Muiuel Wagering l2 power..chargerigamesnjghtly except Sunday Post time 7:30 p.m. Matinees 12 noon • Pefrctii • Adminlon Sot and up • Two Bi Daily Doubles (Under llnqtadmUimd) For ailotaIl3Oflsnhi,om tOa m to m ONLY 7 MlUSN011101 ORI \D( O\ H' 17-92 'AR 1ASSlLhjEpR- \iiU1lsIROiI NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION IN term than twenty five 125) years BALLOTS.Tpl,Clerkofrn.00ardis THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, 2. me annexed copy of extracts -from their date of issuance and Such authorized and directed to hive from tPe minutes of Commtssioners, '(LOR IDA ON NOVEMBER 5, 19;i, bonds shall bear interest at such printed On Piin white paper a held on the 74th day of September, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN raie or rates no, exceeding the sufficient number of the aforei.eid 1971, is a true, correct, and cornTHAT A BOND ELECTION will be maximum rate permitted by law at ballots for use of absentee electors held on the 5th day of pared copy of the whole ci the Novernbei., the time of the sale of the bofldl entitled to cast such ballots and origInal minutes of Said meeting on 974, In the County of Seminote, SECTION 3. BOND E'.ECTION.A deliver them to the Inspectors and til• and o' record insofar as the Florida, for the purpo of deter bond eleclio,i of thy qualified Cterkororbeforeth.dat,andtlme same relati to the resolution mining wh$her or not bonds of the iteclors reslaing n the County 5 for the opening of the polls for such referred to In said extracts and to County Shall be iSsued in an hereby called to be held on bondetectlonforthevotlngplacesat the other matters referred to aggregate principal amount of not November 5, 1974 to determine 'P'ich voting machines are to b therein; exceeding t),$53.0$o bearing n. whether or not the issvar.ce of Such used; and furiher Is authorized and 3, Said meeting was duly convened tn-cu, payable Semi annually, at bonds in an aggregate amount Of not directed to make appropriate in conformity with all applicable Such rate or rates not exceeding legai rale asshati bedeferminedthe at exceeding Three Million Eight arrangements with the proper of- requirements; a proper quorum was Hundred Fifty-three Thousand ficials for use of such voting prcsentthrougnoulsaidmeelingand a the time of the late thereof, Eighty Dollars (53153,0IO) shall be machines at the polling places the resolution hereinafter mentioned maturing serially in in approved b Such qualified electors specified herein and to have prinied was duly proposed, crnsid-ced, and staliments over a pei-io,J not to exto finance the ccst of the prolect, on plain white paper and delivered adopted in conformity with ap ceed twenty live (75) years from the above d(',ibed. In accordance with law the official pficebte requirements; and a!iother date of the bonds, for the PurposeS of All qualified electors residing 'n ballots for use in such voting requirements and proceedings infinancing the cost of th acquisition the County shall be entitled and machines. cident to the proper adoption of said and construction of a Seminole permitted to vote it, such bond SECTION 7. ELECTION resolution have been duly fulfilled. County Security Complex, as election The places of voting and PROCEDURE. The applicable carried ou;, and otherwisi ob provided in the reso:ution of the the inspectors and Clerks fo' the portion of the registration books, or served; Board of County Commissioners, bond election shill be the same as duplicates thereof, of the County 4. HeIsdulyauthorizedtoe,cute adoptedon the 74 day of September, those places designated and those showing the names of the qualified this CertIficate; 1971. persons appointed by th Board for electors residing in the County shall and The places of voting in the bond Such election. The pcI's will be open be furnished by 11w Supervisor of 3. The copy of thC resolution an election shall be those places liSted at the voting places from seven (7) ElectIons to the Inspectors and flexed hereto entitled: in the resolution set forth below The o'clock AM, until seven (7) o'clock Clerks at each polling place where POilswillbeopenalvotingplaceson PM on the sameday. thebond election is to be held. The A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING the date of said bond election from SECTION 4. OFFiCIAL BALLOT, bond election shall be held and THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EX 700 AM. until 7:00 P.M. on the Voting machines Sholl be used at conducted in the manier prescribed CEEDINC. $3,553,010 GENERAL same day, all as provided in laid Such borcj election and the form of by law f hotdng general elections OBLIGATION BONDS OF resolution adopted on September 24, the ballots to be used shall be' in in the Count' except as herein SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 1974, and pubIlthe in full below as lubutantlalty the following form provided. The Inspectors and Clerks TO F INAP4CE THE COST OF A part of this Notice at each polling place shall prepare NEW COUNTY SECURITY All qualified electors residing OFFICIAL BALLOT and fil, duplicate returns of such COMPLEX; PROvlDlN FOR within the County shall be entitled, SEMINOLE COUNTY, bond election and shall deliver one AND CALLING A BOND ELEC qualified and permitted to vote at FLORIDA copy therel to ttlQ Suprvkor nt TION OF !HE QUA Ill ED Such (ICtO BOND ELECT ION Elect ices arul one copy to Inn board ELECTORS RI SIDING ItS A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING NOVEMBER 3, 1974 Such returnsthaltshowthenumber SEMINOLECOUNTYTOBE HELD THE ISSUANCE OF NOT Ex. of qualified electors who voted at CN NOVEMBER 5, 1914 ON THE " CEEDINC, 13.IS3,Oso GENERAL Shall Semlnoie County, Florida such bond election and the number QUESTION OF TIlE ISSUANCE OF OBLIGATION BONDS OF issue not exceeding $),IS3,0I0 of votes cast respectively for and SUCH BONDS; AND PROVIDING SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA principal amount of general against approval of such bonds. The AN EFFECTIVE DATE. TO FINANCE THE COST OF A obligation bonds of the County retures shall as soon as practicable NEW COUNTY SECURITY bearinginterestatnotexceedlngtp,, be canvasSed in the manner is a trt, correct, and compared COMPLEX PROVIDING FOR maximum rate of interest at the provided by law copy ci the original resolution AND CALLING A BOND ELEC. time of the sale Cf the bonds, SECTION 5. ELECTION referred to in said extracts and as T ION OF T HE QUALI F I ED maturing not later than twenty five RESULTS. If a majority of the votes finally adopted at said meeting and, EL EC TOPS RE Si DI NC, IN (25) years from the date of issuance cast at Such election In respect to to the extent required by law, as SEMINOLE COUNTY TO BE HELD thereof, payable from ad valorem Such bOndS shall be "For Approval thereafter duly signed or approved ON NOVEMBER 5, 197 ors THE taxes levied on all taxable property Of Bonds," such bonds Shall b by ili proper officer or officers of QUESTIOPIOF THE ISSUANCEOF intheCountywithouttjm,taslorat, approved; and then the bond'. the theBoardofCountyComrnission,rs, SUCH BONDS: AND PROVIDING or amount for the purpose of sanc of which shall he thereby which resolution it on file and of AN EFFECTIVE DATE. financing the cost of acquIring and approved, shall be issued as record. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE constructing a new County Security hereefter provided by the Board. WlTNE5Smyhandandtheseaiof BOARD OF COUNTY COM- Complex, as provided In the SECTION 9. NOTICE OF BOND Inc Board of Commissioners, this MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE Resolution of the County ELECTION. Thlsresolutlonshallbe 2nd day of Oct. 1974. COUNTY, FLORIDA therein called Instructions to Voters. Published in full as pert of the noHce (SEAL) "Board") that Indicat, by pulling down lever as such bond election, together with John A. Kimbrough SECTION I. AUTHORITY OF over "FOR APPROVAL OF an appropriate caption in Such form Chair"san i, -,,,.., - ........ ,uI( I,,..._.. ------ . ----------- ., . . •... ' , lure mix uVr1U3lT you vavor inc issuance ot as me uerx or me oara snaii Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. resolution is adopted pursuant to said bonds, determIne, in the EvenIng Herald, a Clerk to the Board Chapter 130, FlorIda Statutes, and Indicate by pulling down lever newspaper published end of general By: Joann K. Hare other applIcable provisions of law. over "AGAINST APPROVAL OF circulation In the County, once each Deputy Clerk SECTION 7. AUTHORIZATION BONDS" if you do not favor the week for fourconsecutiveweeks. th• Publish: Oct. 7, 11, 21, 21, 1914 OF BONDS. Subleci arid pursuant to issuance of said bonds. first publication to be not *55 thin DEG-IS the proviilons hereof, general SECTION 3. ABSENTEE thifly (30) days prk,r to the date of _____________________________ obligation bonds of Seminole VOTING. Paper ballots shall be Such bond election. INVITATION TO BID County, Florida (herein called used at such election for absentee SECTION 10. SEVERABILITY. In Sealed bids will be received in the "County") of not exceeding Three votIng. The form of ballot to be used the event that any word, phrase, off Ice of the City Manager, Sanford, Million Eight Hundred Fifty-Three In the election for absentee voteri clause, sentence or paragraph Florida. Thousand shall Eighty be substantially the form hereof shall be held invalid by any Dollars 1. One (I) Parks Turt Vehicle (53353,080) to finance the cost of provided in Section 1 above, except courtofcompslentiurisdicllon,such 2. Two (3) Power Riding Type acquirIng arid corntructing a new that lnstructlofntovoterssp,allbeas holding shall not affect any Other Mowers follows: Seminole County Security Complex word, clause, phrase, Sentence or 3. One (1) Flail Type Mower to be located within Seminole Instructions to Voters: paragraph hereof. 1. (2) Rotary Type Mowers County, Florida (herein called If you are In favor of the Issuance SECTION 11. REPEALING S. Five (5) PolIce Cars & One (1) "project"). The Issuance of such Of said Bonds, place an "x" in the CLAUSE, All resolutions In conflict Station Wagon bonds to finance the cost of Such space to the left of the words "FOR or Inconsistent herewith hereby are 6. One (1) 4 door Sedan APPROVAL OF BONDS," repealed. insofar as there is conflict prolect will be for the best interests Automobile the If you are not or inconsistency. County and its inhabitants. in favor of tn, p 7 One (1) PIckup Truck SECTION 17. Suchbossdsshallbepayablefromad ssuancsof said Bonds, pfacean"x" EFFECTIVE • one (1) Club Wagon or Station valorem taxes levied without limit In the space to the left of the words DATE. This resolution shall take Bus APPROVAL as to rate or amount on all taxable "AGAINST OF effect immediately upon its edop 9. One (1) Dump Truck lion. property in the County. Noneof Such BONDS." 10. One (1) All Steel Utility Trailer SECTION C. PRINTING OF bonds shall be issued for a longer COUNTY CF SEMINOLE, II Electrical Equipment FLOP IDA Detailed specifications are John A. Kimbrough available at the office of the City Chairman Manager. said Improvements is hereby RESOLUTION NO. 191 Board of County All bids shall be in the City authorized. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF Commissioners, Seminole Managers Office, City Itall, San. That the entire cost of said imAL I A MON T e S PR i N 0 S. County. Florida ford, Florida not later than 1:30 Provements shall be assessed FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR THE By: Joann K. Hare P.M. Thursday, October 31, 1971 against alt lots and lands adjoining IMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION Deputy Cterk The bids will be publicly opened on and rontlguovs or bounding and ATTEST: OF FIRST STREET A DISTANCE the lame date at 2:00 P.M. $ OF C2S LINEAL FEET, AND abuttlnguponsuchimprovementsor Anhur H. Beckwith. Jr. 'The CIty Commission reserves Inn specially benefited thereby and Clerk THE FOR PROVIDING rigP,t toaccept or to reject any or all further designated the Boa'd of County, by ASSESSMENT OF THE COST bids In the best Interests of the City further designated b the as. Commissioners, Seminole ABUTTING THE AGAINST of Sanford. sissment ptat now on file iii the County, Florida PROPERTY OWNERS. . E. Altamont. Springs, Florida, which WHEREAS,Ih, CIty Councilof the city Manager saId plat Is assessment hereby of Altamonte Springs, Florida, City POLLING PLACES City of Sanford approved by the City Council of the has received Petition ci property Publish: Oct. 14, 1971 City of Altarnonte Springs. lorida. PRECINCT & LOCATIONS o.ecs requesting the Improvement BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: of FIrst Street from its Intersection Tziatltlsthedetet'mlnatlonofthis with Newturyport Avenue west to 1—Church of God, Sanford NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS bodytPiat all lots arid lands adloining its intersection with Hermits Trail; 2 - Wilson School, 'aola NAME STATUTE and contiguous, or bounding and a.1 Midway FIre House 'TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. the im. abjttlng upon said the WHEREAS,the City Councllof - Altamonte Sprngs City Hall NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a City of Altamorite Springs, Florida, provements will be especially City Hall, Oviedo s undersigned, pursuant to the benefited by the said improvements deems it advisable to pave First Community House. Geneva 4 "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter provided for In this Resolution; and Street from its Intersection with 7 Community House, Chuluota 16509,FloridaStatules,willregistc'c that the special assessments to be Newburyport Avenue welt to its 7A - Community Housi, Chuiuota with theClerk of the Circuit Court, in made and entered against all lots intersection with Hermits Trail, a • Slovak Gardens Community and for Seminole County, Florida, distance of 623 lineal feet, the said and lands located on said First Housi upon recelp of proof of tne Street adlotning and contiguous or , Forest City Community improvement to include tying side biication of this notice, the ficdealnage swales Into the existing bounding and abutting on Such Building titiOu name, to-wit: MORRIS AND contemplated improvements shall 'ainage structure with transition - Lake Mary Elementary SPEIGLE ROOFING under which be made on a front footage basis, gvtterl The street Is to be six Inch School AuditorIum the undersigned are engaged in that IS to say, that in the preparation (6") limerock base with a one Inch - First Federal Building, business at Sanford, Florida 32,71. (I") asphaltic concrete wearIng of the special assessment roll Altamonte Springs That the parties interested In laid covering the contemplated im. 17 surface measuring twenty-one feet Forest City-Beat Lake Fire busIness enterprise are as follows provcments, su.ti special benefits (21') in width, all according to plans, Station RIchard 1. Morris specifications and estimates on tile shall be determined and pro-rated 13 - Winter Springs Town Hall WIllIam P. Spe!gle to the toot frontage of the according the City of with the City Council of 14 - Lyman High School . - ' - -- Evening Monday, Oct. Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- _______________________ - ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ?/ION DAY 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Truth Or Consequences (13) McKeever and the Colonel (24) Interconie 24 (35 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) Political Telecast (8) Wild World ç Animals (9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Hey Jeannie 8:00 (9) News Closeup (13) Born Free (24) SpecIal of the Week - - said plans, specifIcations and estimates are hereby approved by the City Council and constitute the plans, apeclllcalions and estimates of cost for said improvement NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT THE CITY RESOLVED BY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF A L T A M 0 N T C S P R I P1 0 S FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS 6 That the City Council of the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida deems It advisable as a necessary Public improvement to pave Firs? Street ,v.th intersection from Its Pfewturyport Avenue west to its intersection with Hermits Trail. a distance of 625 lineal feet, the said improvement to Include tying side drainage swales into the existing w,IP, tr*nitifln gutters The street Is to be six inch (6") limerock base with a one inch (1") asohattic - concrete wearing surface 1'.asurin') twenty one jet (71') In width That all of said Improvements shall be dOfiC in strict compliance with the piansand specifications arid estimates of the cost of sad im provement now on tile in the offce of the City Clerk of the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, wh;cn said plans, specifications and estimates are hereby approved by tP City Council and constitute me plans, specifications arid estimate of cost for said proposed lm provements and the City Council Of the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, does hereby declare the necessity for the paving of said IkA,,u,,.kfaPl. at dascribed aforesaid as a necessary pubtiC Improvement. CE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the total cost of said improverienls. Including the cost of all labor and materiais, financing charges, cost of plain and we cificationa cost of ,ngneeing and tegals.rvicesandallothere*PtflseS . a ,..,,h,,a necessary or incicientto dCtCrmining the leasiblilty arid prac?icabl'v of such construction of reconstruction, admInistratiOn expenses and Such other expeneS as may be necessary or incident to the financing herein authoriled, is estimated to be f7,S0000. and the sum of money r.ece'tsaryIo pa for the totat cost of contiguous or bounding and abutti.g st. *'s Presbyterian upon such improvements especialiy Church benefited by said improvements. 17 - Casselberry Fire Station That the Tax Assessor of the City $ Seminole County Agri-Center of Altamonte SprIngs, Florida, in , - Seminole High School accordance witis the provisloin of - ldyllwilde School law, shall proceed to make and 21— Jaycee In'ormation Booth. prepare a specIal assessment roil, Snford assessing the special benefits to be 77 - Sanford Civic Center received as the result of slid im Prairie Lake Legion Hall provements against the lots and - Seventh day Advtntist Church lands, adjoinIng arid contiguous or Moss Road, Winter Springs bounding arid abutting said im. Altamonte Springs Community provements, basing said special Builiing assessment against the respective 26 - Lake Mary Fire House properties lobe especially assessed n Sanford Civic Center upon the entire cost of Such im- lCityofSanfQqdutiiity Building provements as determl%ed by this Alien Chapel A ME. Church, Resolution and the amount deter1703 Olive Ave., Sanford mined by this Resolution to be 30 Lake Monroe Elementary assessed aoalnst the said property. r$ewl BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED. 3) English Estates School That the special assesSments n Portable, adjacent to Mayfair provided for by this Resolution shall Country Club ,,. -e .. 'c oyav a' "- v "w"' "v .0 Longwooa city' ia as followS: owners 34 — valley Forge Apartments property In cash, within thirty (30) days Of Recreational Room the confirmation of the sad Spicial 35 Baptist Church assessment roll or in three (3) equal 34 St. Magdalen Church, annual installments, Said deferred Altamonte Springs payments to bear Interest at the rate p Sanora Club House, of eight per cent (I per cent) per Sanford annum, the first deferred payment South Seminole Middle installment of principal plus intereSt 5ci'ol tocomn,enceone (I) yearfrom date 79 t Johns Vittage Cratt of co,,tlrmation ct 5.3Fd alsSment Shop, Fern Park roll and on the same day of each 10— Elks Club, Howell Branch Road year thereafter until paid in lull. Mllwee Middle School RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED 42 --- Ridgewood Arms Apartments, That this Resolution shall be Sanford publIshedoflceaw,ekforaperlodOf 43— Eastbrook Pool Association two (2) weeks in The EvenIng u - Recreatior.al Ro-m. San Herald, a newspaper of general lose- Aoartments --. -. eminol. .0'jTV, 43 circulation ifl Summit Apartments Florida. 4— RottIng HItt Country Club BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: 47 Longwood Fire Station That this Resolution shall become 4- Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs effective irr'ri,eOiately UPOfl II 49 St RIchards Episcopal passage and adoption Church PASSED AND ADOPTED this 5th day of October, AD, 1971 CERTIFICATE OF 5: N. C. Floyd, Sr RECORDINOOFFICER fl (44) Tennessee Tvzedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue 3:30 (2, 8) Hw To Survive A (6) Movie (24) ABC Captioned (6) MIke Douglas - - - - - -. ,,,,,, -. - - - .-. .- ----'---.- ----- -.- -- - News -- Mayor Of the City Of AltamontC Springs, Florida ATTEST. S Phyllis Jordahl CiTY CLERK Publish' Oct. II 1911 DEC.62 ------------ . t. 7, , -- 1911 FICTITIOSS NAME Notice is hereby given that i am engaged In buaines at 1600(E) N Maitland Ave., Attamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitiousnameot kelly's Signs, and that I intend to register said name The undersigned HEREBY CERTIFIES that: I. He 5 the duty appointed. Qualified, md acting Clerk of the Circuit Court (herein (ailed the Clerk), and beeper of the records thereof, Including the minutes of its ProceedngS, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In cc cordance with the plOyi%ions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To-WitSection 56.5 09 Florida Statutes 19S7 Sig Kathleen Lundequam PublIsh Sept, 301 Oct 7. 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Star'Telegi'am Syndicate. Address letters in care of this newspaper. - ?NLATU ENT(RTMP4M(NT ______________________ u'- a i . 1 110 ROSCOPE Now 7:30 & 9:15 ahmee Wed. 2:30 CharIots Of The Gods" Tuesday, October 15,1974 Highwpy 17.12 NouN in Fs,n Park Rated 0 ________________________ _______________________ By CARROLL OliVE-Il RIGHTER (;ENERAI. TENDENCIES: Study what plans are most important to you In the days ahead and then you can start putting them in effect with talent and ingenuity. Be modern In the tactics " 'L ')l ' it NowI $ P.M. Rigs liong _ __ --..-.,--- Martian (44) Underdog (9) To Tell The Truth (35) Not For Women Only (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (8) That GIrl (35) Florida Lifestyle AllIES i Mar.21 to Apr. 191 Try to understand the views of one "' opposes YOU. Show kindness to one who is acting strangely. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Relax and avoid limelight tonight, NAME STATUTE TAURUStApr 20 to Ma 20 Get an earl' start on your work TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that and improve on quality and efficiency. To be in peak condition the undersigned, pursuant Ic' the your hoaltli requires modern treatment. "Fictitious Name Statute" Chai,ter l)EThNI (Ma)' 21 to June21 I Get unfinished work done earl)' 165 09, FlorIda Statutes, will register withtPleClerkoftheCircuit Court, In 1ind then you'll have time to accept an invitation that could come and for Seminole County. Florida, unexpettedly. Perk up your spirit. upon receipt of proof of the t(X)N ('llll,DIIKN iJune 22 to July 2l A situation at hot-ne publicatIon of this notice, the fic iltay be difficult to understand but if you calmly appraise it, you titious name, to wit: GRAMKOW GAINES FUNERAL HOME under kill know how to handle it. Be wise. which the undersigned are engaged LEO i July 22 to Aug. 21) Use your intellect and make your an business on Seminola Boulevard I- t'lLitIOns %'.lth others itiore enjoyable. Avoid one who wants to in Longwood, Florida 32750. That the parties interested in said tiiike trouble between you and mate, NISlnesS enterprise are as touow-s VUIG() Aug. 22 to &jst. 22) Make sure you know what you W. 1. Gramkow are doing sthere finances are concerned today, or you could meet Frederic F Gaines, ir. SItI1 (IlSaStt'r. ('on.sult only with experts. Dated at LOnQwood, Semioote County, Florida, October 2nd, 1911 l.11tIlA iSept. 23 to Oct. fl The morning may seem dull an Publish: Oct 11. 21, 75, Nov 4, 1971 hut later in the day %ou ('an gain the ,catisfacticin you ilr,.irs' DEC. 76 ik'.irc. Shi's iiit're deviation to mate. SCOIIPIt) tOct. 23 to Nov. 21) You now find the right way to FICTITIOUS NAME gaIn 'our .iiziis, but don't confide in others or it won't work. Mate Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 1513 Hwy. 17 can be very cooperative now. 91, Miltland, 32751, Seminole sM;ITTARIUS i Nov. 22 to Dcc. 21) If you show you are inCounty, Florida under the fciit,ous terestetIinht'lpingotherssiththt'irproblciiis, your efforts will be name of PATT'S F RAME u YOURSELF, arid IMI I n!end to itpi'ct takil. I)res.s in goud taste. register said name with the Clerk Of ('APIII(")IIN ifiec. 22 to Jan. 201 listen to what higher-ups the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the have' to suggest for your career improvement and follow through provisions of the Fictitious Nam. ssith their ideas, Make your tnark now. Stati'!e's, To Wit: Section $65.09 AQUAIIIUS iJan, 21 to Feb. 19 You can make the future Florida Statutes )9S7. brighter by making some changes In your social life. Show that S; Patricia I.. Gordon ruuiiwt: .,epT. ia. 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[iti _____________ ,., 3IIlIkAak1r111i _______________________________________________________________ r_REM1NOLE1 •- "_'-"i." 7 •I I VDIS •• • acc.xiav'xo PS5INT - 'lifE LUN1iL1 TAHU" Fr!'IIflh1IiiW1fl1_fl'_ ......__..,_....s,...,I WILl 1'2Ifl '"U PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) A hunch you should have Fi'llt'wed and you will be reqarded later In the day. Listen to the ldt'u. II a loved one. Be more considerate. ll"YOLJlU'llll.I)ISIIORNTODAY, .heorshewillbeoneol Ihose show -of fish young people who will require the benefit of an ,it'atk'lmt' t.'duation, so that th' true potential here will manifest it.'ielf. S&a-ct" is pl'ssiL)le, but only with the proper education. :'sytha'k'g .'lIr'UldbtiddCdtothtUtriCUlUffl. Your progeny will ,et'k i'sii religion. "The Stars impel, the)' do not compel" What you make of '.a.ur life is largely p to YOU! - Carroll Righter's lndiv.dual Forecast tot your sgn for November i now ready For your cooy Send your birthdate and Silo Carroll Righter f'4r)fl'y,'.t.Qd. Calf 9OO* rr,,st E,en:rio tIrrafi 1' 0 Pc' 4 .... --- T- - --- ---- - - -- --..; ... - - - -- U.. - - -- - . - �-- 4B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Oct. 14, 1974 '"''n._!'''':......... .- .. -•. S-.' - - O'MaIIey ________________________ Faces Legal Notice Legal Notice — WANT — 30 Apartments Rent 4 AD ___________ Unfurnished INFORMATION - 37 * *GENEVA GAROENS,** - Single story studio, I, 2, and 'Ilotilne". MulI$ or Teens D IAL .' .. 3 WillS. Good br farmn, flea market or used car lot, Located 831•9993 ./,1EALTORS ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? Ask For Want Ads * Department Hours . * - -. oce lIne 5 Lost and Found 6 thru 2Stimes 3k a line 26 times 23c a line FOUND. French poodle, grey male, housebroken 1313 Dixie Way. 322 (52.00MINIMUM CHARGE) .. .. _____ • ' - * Clothes WasherDryer . , . IS dealing so come see us or call 373 0061 — Storage garage for rent Sanforc' Auction, 1200 French Ave. Recreational Building flow r F'ool - . . 1—Card of Thanks 2—In Memoriam 3—Cemeteries 4—Personals . . S—Lost and Found FROM%I73 ________________ 4]7 If you lsav Hartman Realty, lflC. v%ith F t1 !(. /.ltr, i4rs 73? lt91 .inct tn I)oi 'l.iwal'na Av t ; ______________________________ S i , an annual adu,t•d ti(lMl ci 11094 Sanford, 1st floor, 2 Bedrooms, kitchen equtpp.d, air and heat, ;;;;. s...: ;:' ' •—.' •. '' F.,m., "' room, kitchen equipped, carpet. $7.0OOdown$lSOmnfhly 372 2257. ' ad I --' Ooneno other way Call 322 2611 or 9993 NOWH HUFFMAN REALTY AlPell,Jennyclark,'Aswc 372 1595. 377 0033 Day, Eve. ' *i flvOttmnent l,let,me i ti "A , (liii CARPENTRY TRAINING Available now at Seminole Junior College. These full time programs approved for veterrfn. Phoni 373. ______ ___ 11—Help Wantef 31—Situations Wanted - .--- 31 ______________ _ Help Wanted 18 ESTATE - - Inc. - EXCEPTIONAl. 4 Bedrown 2 beth, family room, fireplace, carpeted, eat.in kitchen, dihwather, gar. bage dIsposal, range, large inside SALESMEN— utility 831-4039 162,, Central F forum's 1f.fl(h 7111 P7 456 37 __________________________ FORREST MLS. We take trades. 25—'Lons 74—Insurance 27— Inv,$tmSnt Opportunit,.i — I Bedroom vpstains apartment L'ght. water furnushed Adults Need cash for Christmas? Ambition only $90 3727256. after 1 5. enthusiasm all need to I Bedroom furnished apartment, be an Avon Representative. Located i6LakeMary. Call 372 774.4 Make today classified ad day, Place Furn;sh 1 Bedroom one, to buy, seli or rent. 3ff ,n or Apartment. 7300MellonvII, _________________________________ Aftt'r % P M Rentals _________________ for Rint 30—Apartments Rent Unfurnished are 2—Rooms ON RESERVOIR 'LAKE . 31—Apartmentsftent Bedtoom Call Furnished 32—Houses Rent Unfurnished 33—Houses Rent Furnished Part time furniture delivery man. ApproxImately 3 days per week. Phil Deere Furniture Inquire Co., West hwy. 14, Sanford. One bedroom, air, 1 or 7 people, no pets, 373.3749 at 34—Mobile Homes Rent 35—Mobile Home L',r' Two bedroom apartment furnisfied LADI ES MEN For Rent ___________________________ ________________________ Season. Excellent Party Plan potentIal. Write Mall Sales S Drapes mint, air conditioned, heat. N*ar 322 0)9). SANFORD - DivisIon, Box 10, WatkIns bedroom apartment, furnished, Products, Inc. Wnona, Minnesota, One allIs one) bedroom apt. 1009 east '"" nd St. Call 372 1493 for in formation. HOUSEKEEPER 365SSS 4G.-Condominiums 41—Housi for Sal. Woman, mature dependable with )bdrm.furnisriedapt.at 119 French ovvnt?ansportatlon. for housework Ave. $100, plus 125 deposIt, water arid care for young man in wheel furnished_373.1417or3724.530. chair Call 373 3999 after 3 p m. C0 Night Cleaner, permanent em. adults. Good location, utllitjei p'oyment, company benefits, paid By week No deposIt 373 Apply 9 to S. Holiday Ino, 5495. Altarnomwe Springs. _____________________________ WELAKA APARTMENTS Part Time Janitor, Abor.,' 111W. lit St )Hovrsa Day. Polygraoh J OFF AIRPORT BLVD ___________________________ Real Estate -- .iy F,or Sal tr ailer, 1 be ____ Merchandise SO—Miscellaneous For Sale Good' Si—Household 52—Appliances 53—TV . Radio _-._ 64—Garage . -----.__ Typing in my home, needed most urgently. 373.3.473 weekdays. St. Pt. 431 Winter SprIngs. I FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary Blvd 373 633) or 643 2333 WE TAKE TRADES p __________________________ Woodmere— 3bdrm., I bath, corner . 24 Stereo Rummage Sales 37—Sports Equipment 5$—Bicycles Merchandise 40—Office Equipment And Supplies 11—Building Materials FurniShedorUnfuqnj P4ce 2 Bedroom Home For Rent 3737920 After 33721*79 - • ' Any . Car 1973 Dodge Polara Custom, vinyl 1965 Mustang, autmoatic, power top,powerbrakes, power steering. steering, factory air. Local. Sharp air. Very clean. $2,400. Days. 37'? car. 430_ Eves 322 500! ____________________________ 1973 VoIkSwgn Super bug. owner, immaculate 19u Chrysler Newport, rl Clean, low, low mileage. Call 373 1130. it 97 .','attarnd 615 1115 - MotorCyCles __________________________________ PINECREST JUST A STEP from wooden legs and arms-1100. REALTOR.Assoclate Al Antar for details In this right nice) bodroom for $19,900. After hours 372-6131. Please call o'clock. ForCompletelnformationCalt after five 3234176 HOUSEFUL OF FURNITURE 2111 S. Grandview Ave., Sanford, in o.u& REALTORAssociat. Jotwi Nero 322.2420 Anytime Appliances Your MLS Agency - ' I home, Shade trees, large iot. $2&900. Corbett Real _____________________ service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 37)0697 - ______________________________ __________________________ _____ Estate " 53 TV.Radio-Stereo Air Conditioning — — 3 BR. iovel setting. $31,000 Home improvements Pet Care ____________________________ ____________________________ — Central Heat 6. Air Condf.bning free estimates, call Carl Harr,t, at SEARS in Sanford. 32? BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS, Small Jobs Wanted 327'1335,"LakeMary" 1771 PET REST INtl Ph 322 )S _________________________ Appliances Boats& Marine _____________________________ Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Can't put the car in th garaQ'eTl no langer needed items with a Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded. classified ad in the Evening Free estimate. 223503$. FulILIneGE Appliances $19,300 Will ConSider ________________________ 2 Acre mobile home site, paved road *10.000. ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17 A A. McCLANAHApI, BROKER 377 599,7 725961 -.._.- Nights, 373 116J0q3fl.9flfl Q7 _______ ____________ _________- . place yours. Classifed adS are here to help you buy, Sell, rent or Swap at a low cost let us help you place yoursCall 177 ?A1'I or 0)1 Auto Repair -. --______ 2377 Park Orlix', 327 iSo? _______________________________ - _________________________________ KAR.TUNE 59 Musical Merchandise _____________________________ We brIng the Garage To - Pressure Cleaning __________________________ __________________________ _______________________ _______________________ You , FALL CLEANING neater 3 Bedroom. 2 bath house. Hidden 112 Garrison Dr. clean 2 bd., 1 baih, Gi,ilbransen Horseshoe Spinet Tune up, elictrlcal and dlagr,os?ic "Impac" Wash & Spra Kleen family rm. $17,900 Terms, remit Service Call 323 9777 for an P ___________________________ MOBILE HOME PARK Organ, with a lot ot extras, Lake—like new small dowr Eiterior walls, eaves, pItia, walks with OptIon Owner, pointment lit your home or olf ce Delivered $1100. OSuR,e VA mortgage, I'.. pcI. ______________________________ _______________________________ & roofs Removes mildew, fungus, HEATER CLEANING Owner Ph. 373 7723 CALL RALPH DUKES mud dobbers, wasps & spIder Mahogany upright piano. newly Mobile Homes 42 webs3720397 33934 _________________________ DON _________________________ rebuilt. Need room. Reasonable. LAKE MARY _________________________ _______ " Call after S. 3731416. brochure on mobile burnt _____________________ Builder has new 3 bedroom, 7 bath 1 living home In Florida. Luxury TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON on home 'eady for immediate oc lOt selection ________________________ living on golf course. 2733350 (formerly I4arrietl'5Be,i, Nook) cupancy. Located on So. Ruskin ________________________ Equipment for 64 flOW available in 519E Pine 37? S7i2 Street, near Lake Mary School, Custom arid Bed C&A BACKHOE SERVICE on Mobile home on lot 108'x731', Sanford's finest spreads Quality wcrrrarsrip largewoodc'd lot OfllyS26,lSOwilh Northeast Orlando, 5)7,300. Small Pent Blue LuStre Electric Carpet ,irucicl'arinq. Septic tars. fill dirt. family park. 7' pct assumable mortgage, Dorothy Elist 349 SOS down. ownerwilifinance. 64.4 0690 Shampooer for only SI per day driewlys All kinds cit diinQ Phone 305 299 2036 days or 671 7602 Come out today CARROLL'S FURNITURE '1779117 or 32) 391) evenings Owner transferredt Easy rr'scrve your ________ Qualifying 3 bedioom, 7 bath VINCENT $ CAFIP1 PiTHY choice' lot. Iuxurytnomeongolf course u.c Petsand Supplies 'TAFFER REALTY 6S _________________________ interior Trim, Paneling. Custom 1 1001 75th St covers all. No closing cost. Carptntry No iob too small rOE P 1.' (P IS TRUCKS 7'? 6653 Fairwlys CoIl VIllage, 273 7360 St. Bernard female. Obedience Lucens,d & Bonded 371 547 l'_. ... .P ..d..dpflflg No bc, t. Coroiine Vars'o L)e'%.i Tractors trained, 5170. AKC registered, 427, 2.3 t00 Small Quality workmanship I State C 51*1' (i fit our big mw lO'iliOn Icily 1 year 37) SI0 7 bedroom, family room, fenced, Will Do Concrete and Carpentry spayed. 333.1235 mile's cast of 17.92. ______________________ Pt! 373 5379 or 37) $719 ________________________ carpet, low down Only 5)6,000 work of all types. Call 373 4233 _____________________________ _____________________________ CR [COPY MOBILE HOMES Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 7750 Cher's Kennel, Pups, studs, AKC, alter 1. Ph. (305) 3238160 3*03 Orlando Drive Mini Poodle's all colors, Toy I \1t, Orlando s (tincrete & Masonry Fre.' Santord 3fl 5200 ________________ ___________ Mini Cocker, & Large MOSSI F C BATE WiAN ",ItT1,,t'% Ibo.(,.i", p,itiOs & ciriies Dachshunds, Shh Tzu, Sctirsauier, 6'..l,. I 'I ;. I l(rik ox' ctoncpl,,ntc'rs Patch and Yorkie, Boston Terrier, APT flRO'fSN PEST CONT"f)l ppoy (p Prolesslonal Wallpaper Han,'r 173 7613 Lots and Acreage 43 iSUk in 3100 Chihuahua, Beagle, Chipon, 75 736? Park Di.ve L censrd Rsdcnt.6l. Commcrc.al _________________________ __________________________________________________________ ____________________________ pups on display, we buy pU95. "fl '55 Frr'ei'.ti,nates Ph 3:2 61 1 ) _______________________________________________ -1_______________________ finance, shots, guarantee. I 904 Lot, zoned mobile home on canal 7373476 O 1 901 237 294?. in' Feli't Cove. $4,000, Small down, tume__7.10 mo 644 7676Ir0,0,5Ave pet Master Steam, shampoo or Chihuahuas For tale frozen beef c,intemci 173 dry foam Clean 1 t.r Inc _________________________________ Animal Haven Grooming & Lnt. I06xl)l', norlheat Orlando ChrIstmas visitoni. 32)0973. Boarding Kennels. 3723757. Zoned for' mobile home Has utilities & septic tank, $7,500 down. _______________________ WELLSDRILLED PUMPS Free sIltens, I ,,ios old, S males, Owntr will finance 6410690 5PRINi ER SYSTEMS females. 32? 8799. Ycugof trouble huh? All types and SemInole County ____________________ _________________________ S or 10 acres. __________________________ l,'.erepai.' and seryce Need a plumber? See this phone Paved road, trees, fenced. )dd jobs of all type's. Carpentry, STIP4E MACHINE & number, 131.133). Then call it, for Desirable location. Terry Realty, _____________________________ Plntinq. Cement Work, Light SUPPLY CO fast dependable plumbing REALTOR. 4210711, Hauling. 32726.45 Hot water heaters, new In JiM DANDY FEEDS 2nd St staiiatlon. Also heating arid air 1726.1)1 BUY DIRECT I ROM BOXCAR Remodeling. Additions 6. Repair conditioning P40w if C'.orrnile'p'st 46 37) 1733 Income And U have _________________________ Carpentry, Roofing, Cement trouble, call us Let us check your Finishing, Paining Reasonable. Ii 'Don't ncvs1 " Serve ,i USt'tui I furnace arid heaters Anytime, . . - 3223791. - - .. Beauty Care . .-.. Land Clearing - Rent - made Drapes - . Bedrooms. 5175 plus security. $35 I ____________________________ you _________________________ ----- . •. Adults 1 child Central air, heat.) forget ----'- Buys v9Mt.ustanQ convertible New tire's.' tag and brakes 3400. 3222024or see at MIM Motor Parts. _______________________________ _ IICSt ______________________ _______________________________ GET RICH QUICK If that is what are looking for, It But if you are to,kingfor a unique investment in a new and profitable distributorship ri coin operated water purification svstms. call nr wcl$• FOUPITAPI OF YOUTH 736 North West 7th Ave Ft Lauderdale, Fla 33)11 lWl'H (.000 cPfrIT S equipped. Business Opportunities 343,000. ____________________________ 3 bedroom, I- bath, kitchen $175 mo Harold HaII4 Realty, REALTOR, 3333774 ----------'-'- SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2311W 1st St 373 1711 ____________________________ ueanmg Unfurnished WILL DO SEWING IN MY HOME. 3').$43 -'----'---- lot reasonable olfer. Terms arranged Owner. 372 7700 ___________________________ ____________________________ $50 Down ________________________ Houses Rent ___________________________ Complete trailer hitches, All kinds a,ailabIe surprise? --______________ 5. Bookkeeping, ___________________________ bedlOom.lbathhomeWitflwallto wail carpeting, air conditioning, fresh paint. Family room, Zoned MR 7 Excellent terms. $77500 116 W. 2nd St ... ______ —Boats 6. Marine Equipment $4—Ca mpng Equipment 59—Musical - Mustang City 'A Royal, Doulton. Haviland, Bavarian china, lead crystal and pressed Dave's F urniture, 500 Sanford Ave., 3339370. Roberts & ADULTS, NO PETS _____________________________ 21 Situations Wanted 41—ReaI'Estate Wanted -- . * . Grabbit 536.500 Call Ron Henderson, REALTOR Aoc, 1303500 After hours. $3.1 6441791 DeBary GE Console TV, black & white, COOL IT WITH A POOL 3 0)01 excellent condition, $50. 323.1514. bedrooms, 7 baths, central heat and air Family room, newly $1,SOOdo'*nandtakeover payments I pleasant You can Gilman 3 bedroom concrete'biock home. renovated, Carpeted. A reai cleanoutyourgaragequicklywith Fenced yard, carpet, air, heat. charmer, bass fishing is lust 30.5500 a Want Ad 333.7334 or 323.3091. across the street, 537,900. Realtors Inc Lono,, __________________________ Investment Property 3739070 _________________________________ __________________________ 1973 Marquis Brougnam. 1 door, full power and temperature control. AM FM stereo, power Wndow-s. power Seats. .11.000 miles. Safe quard warranty 372 45*1 Dealer ___ ________________________ 'oom, mature $793, awning free installation, motor and generator service. hitches Southern RV Services, CallCreit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A EuI Is? 51 Sanford 3779111. Eves 569 1116 _________________________ - 42—Mobile Homes 43-Lots and AcreIg. 44—Farms and Groves 45—Retort Property . 1959 Lincoln with 430 efl9int, just rebuill. New transmission, eest offer. 3731371 Extra gas tanks, air conditionrt, __________________ COUNTY— 3 bedroom, 7 bath country home. Nearly 2 acres. 26045. Hwy. 1792. REALTOR 333 3774,. and disposal. House in irn. maculate condition. landscaping, including large back yard with many citrus trees. 323.7900 _.,._ ________________________ utIlity CITY— 2 bedroom, fireplace, equipped kitchen, quiet, shady, 5)6,000. _________________________ ___________________ _______ ._______ 617 441$ 171 0190 __________________________ Manicured ORLANDO Jay &G.eAutoSales Camper-Travel Trailers _______________________ . Dishwashers or unPurrtlshed. 3739770 or 373474 Represent Watkins Products in your For Rent 37—Businu Property For Rent 31—Wanted to Rent Swlmming Pool •Tennls Courts IFishing 6. Boating IDisposals . 1971 F rr'. r (rf't Fully Eupçco OneOwr.er 322 U2 I973MGMldget blue li000mules $200andtakeoverpaments 373.7033 __________________________________ . 75 - REALTORS 2SuPartDr. Used washers and dryers. Many id _____________________________ Choose from. 90 day warranty on PALACE GUARD one year HAPPINESS IS livin' In this $1,000 down, assume 7~ pct.mtg. all used appliances. Dick's Ap. warranty supplied at no cost to spacious 2 bedroom, 1 bath pllances. 372.7451. 5.217 mo. I bedroom, 2 bath, 'c"., Call Jeff Cohen, Assoc.. $30 cement block home. Plenty tral heat, air, carpet, kitchen have art eye (Or real saloe. shelves and windows, wall to wall ('quIpped, famiiy room. $317220 if Ou yOu'll eye the c lassitied ads carpeting, air conditioning, roomy ext. 16 days, Eves. 3739347 regularly FlorIda room. Conveniently IDYLLWILDE*ALDEAN DR. equipped Close to 4b,'0oj,, 2 bath, ccntral heat, air, kitchen cu. ft. Frost Free G E 16'x,32' screened enclosed shopping, nice yard ron,lortable Refrigerator. Excellent $39,500. Can be refinanced. 373 terms 516,5op, PALACE GUARDED $95. Ph 46*6012. 7109 or 332.7770. 1 Bedroom, 2 bath, central heat and OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING for Apts. * t*wlCCUl, baIaflceOfS4Sc5Sh()( S Payments uf 5)0 New warranly. peting, kitchen equipped, good condition $15,500 Harold Hall Realty Fenced back yard with sh.alluw well for watering Spanish decor. ' 5737, * BUY tltRI Drop in 000biri, Zi lag amno 3 position Like now condition. solo DREAMWOLD.— 3 bedroom, car. plan, l" baths, wall to wall car pet, kitchen equipped, large utility storage room, $24300. CASSELBERRY $28,500 LARGE HOME—LOW PRICE I Bedrooms, 1'i battis,.e*ntraljieat. Beautiful sculptured shag carpet. rnvA ... 9319 Cruiser, automatic hubs Good condition $2100 1973 Singer Zig.Zag SAN LANTA-3 bedroom, I' baih. Fenced Washerdry,r included. Delightful. $73,900. NEARLY NEW—) bedroom split 7lHour5ervjce Call 377 7i9 ______________________________ _______________________ Full tIme Part time — AnytIme. Ovec IS. Call 331W0 _________________________ Callbart Real Estate conditiOned, reasonable rent. Adults, no pets 32210)0. ____________________________ ___________________________ ' Word Is Your Cedit ' FIOt1DAOFORLAPSDO CLE ARANCE SALE GOLDEN flhJCHPd SE in SCWinQ cabinet. meposse%sea 1002 Edgewatr 641 8641 5riqer' best model, wInds bobbin ri in.chlne Fully automatic Pay iI (if 10 P,3,it'fltS 4 IDYL,LW1LDE—) bedroom,) batn. fenced Deep well, sprinklers Nice. 5.45.000 .' ' * * Singer * * Extra nice! $70,500 pool. I room, wall to wail carpet, air GREENF ln REALTORS, 1353 or 373 _______________________________ outsIde GOLF COURSE—) bedroom, 2 bath, fôiiiHy room, wall to wall carpet, eat.in kitchen, dishwasher, garbag, dIsposal, range & 7.' 1JL. I IPL C 1.1ST iNC. 177 1991 room, building, fenced back yard. Well landscaped $37,250. Stemper Realty I7 Bedroom Adi,Ilt Only Spec Rates for Senior C(sens Park Aver.ueMobiIePark ______________________ REAL . Apartments Rent Furnished —______________________ _________________________________ Financial ______________________________ -. °ALTY Ill.. Da,s 377 7717 PRICED REDUCED Ofl this 3 bedroom home In Sunland Estates, was $73,000 now only *20.500 ?HOES ________ 1150. _____________________________ _____________________ LInRROflDA ,j,,t a " t or bedroom duplex apartments Furnished or unfumnistied 60' Swimming pool 4770 S Orlando Ør. 3237*141 _______________________________ 1 ----- Autos for Sale 80 _______________________________ 1971 Toyota Land STAN'S AUCTION 78 HIGHLAND PARX—PIu5h 2 bedroom, partially furnished. ______ ____________________________- " beats Rea!ty • ', 5(rtSCtP,,flcJ toolbox _________________ Couch & Chair, $10; Twin Beds, $13; Round oak table 6. chairs 0 6. J Curiosity Shop, '1201 West 1st. ____________________________ ______________________ (..,-VIiVF Stemper Sezi • Goods Ii, th(' 0000 Ole %um,,trt,r,w 1 Orr.'.t !in'n?o'.,q.Il CIassfit,d Just ct,,l 373 2611 fll 9991 tnt 1'1' 'C%ui?t au InternatIonal ' ton, 4wfneel drive, bed $1200 __________________________ 51 Household ______________________________ __________________________________ 1917 Dodge Dart, custom icir Sedan. clean, 41,000 actual miles. 12)95 1961 CadIllac, 4 cir DeVille. 50.600 ICtuaI miles, 51095 Ph. 322 3419 before S 36 Dodoe half ton with self con tamed camper, $700 '5$ Ford. F 500 Dump, now Sticker & tag. 5*00 ii L71x15 tireS, 5.30. 3310215. ________________________________ $1,900 down, $196 mu 7 pct. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3731150 ____________________________ — Ciaif nos ao a Ob that can t - 3 room apt., with large airy rooms. New vinyl fioor Rest, upitairit No pets. Call 3239579 Ste ii stro ffl 3 bedroom, 1', baths, no Qualibying, ** conventional loans Builder, Oeltona. 904 119 7700 Orlando, 'OS 173 1336 under :!:- * I,.. 'V •VW ''V . PAYMINT5 • f __________________ ' 9n.t vr9Cdle see vi r,5srding cvr 11i9biIity t Ovr thasi a '. I bcdroem home l. o c DOWN PAYMENT AND REDUCED MONT ç ' * Ce. ________________________________ Trucksand Trailers . __________________________________ Newly renovated, 2 Bdrms. family U. PCI inteest Rate CREDIT IS ALL YOU .[ CD NO P,IONEY DOIN aria i bedroOm homes, u to 2 l,4thS ()riCd (rofil $73,530 to (3'. liii IM,,. .....4..4 riiW% all Closing cost VA. FHA. 'I,,,,' - Deltona * * * * Suix a NEW MARONDA HOME in Dolloxa 1141 Ccxx this •aty! Wltkix9 ptopic a, w,iI 1% rItinIfi 373 9784 1913 PLYMOUTH 5300 AND TAKE OVER PAYMENTS 6134 ' 79 F ?iu r" ',',r't 11 .1 .'d (nnlignntntsWcico,rc Open Dat' lOT vanitywlthlaboratory.530;lused — _______________________ ._________________________ Public Auction * * BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR 3271214. jJj )I a )77 Motorrycte Insurance BLAIR AGENCY '" lnternationalOil Fvrnacewitpn to wall shag carpet, irrigation Blower. Cheapt Castiand system with well and pump. Call'y.373M21 Fenced yard. $76,500. Low interest _____________________________________ existing mortgage or refinance, Used kitchen cabinets, one 30" _______ -.. - Auction 4613 Ibedroom, largefarniIy room,wali Suite 703 lhr Greater Mall -- ______________________ 3006 with lx scope, Shoulder strap and scabbard Spontking .22 semi. automatic with lx sope. Rugor .n automatIc. 323 :u. ' equipment, excellent condition Fully guaranteed, $1995 Call Don Pope, 322 1631. Dealer 3471. _______________________ DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy 16 West, Sanfc,irci 3735670 Appliances air cond freciers, refrig step ladders wire etc rjormiy's 1. Sanford 3?) IflJ ___________________________ Call $31 6954. DIESEL MECHANICS & JONPINY WAL. KI 1 C.(PIEPA( CONTR:, itt FST. hi 6457 37? 3111 ii ) REALTORS (.nsselberry 030 i 197) Honda 173 — S Contact US. ou may Qulfy Jim Hunt Realty ______________________________ ii InstructIonS __________________________________ Piano or Organ Students beginners or advanced in your home or mine. Call 3231321. 13—Travel Agencies 14—Camping-Resorts 15—Action Sports Employment Owner transferred, mutt Sell inl immaculate 3 bedroom, i', bath, central heat, air, garage, carpet, 12)300 V. lISA blnancirng ,1Lmii. $3 _____________________ 11 BuIck LeSabre '1 door hardtop. — an eye for real value, Open daily 10 S for consignments or saies off the floor. We also buy estates, etc — ____ 2 bedroom unfurnistied apartment, adultsonly, no pets. 2415 Elm Ave. • Travel& Recreation - IMP SHR -_________________________ 11—instructIons COUNTY drIve. Good mechan.cal condition Can be seen 2500 S. Sanford Ave. __________________________ CoiorTV's;able5Chairs;AM FM Stereo; 1H9 Olds 91. Also misc. Items. 373 0701. I Possible '.ubsd.ztu rno,?hI1 mts Just Inspected, 5.500. Call 373 5S — 72 AutosforSale 83 after 4 p.m. -.------- __________________________ 3 Families or Singles. Motorcycles 78 regularly. BUY—SELL—TRADE 311 313 E. First St 322 5622 Adulti 1! Itiru retirement. — ____________________________ Con. Sngl or Buli SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. t(s9W is? 5t Il) FREIGHT SALVAGE Cute As A Button )lCdroom family room, Screened patio. cCntral heat, air $76,000 trm Dayt 3226173 fl-f., '173 5471 or 37? fl NO DOWN PAYMENT I Yo'.ir new custom home on a lot o ur Chflie Stamps.Coins ____________________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE _________________________ -__. - 69 ltllHwy. 17.92.OpenSat&SuntS $31 7920 _______________________________ FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS 24"xU" U SO EACH NOLL'S IN CASSELBERRY UP4SWORTH REALTY $03 u ISI St 323 6061, 373 03$;, 37 -.--------"_.-- . ________________________ _______________________ _______________________ Miscelia,wious - POOL lhs' Time Irsteit I rm or 2 bedroom townhouse apartments Central heat and air, enclosed patio Close In, C04I venient to everything From $110 After 6 cell 373 7991 FIrm fresh produce daily Vine ripe ioato $400 box Hwy 434 , fill W011 I It O0kin ft Qflfl(l busn or 'nicst mentl Ati us about our tiStiflOSOn fti .nr*'a BROKERS One rpp hon'edelivery SSaveS '"e' (&l 305 0)0 646k . classibird in ttii" Evening Heratci Dial 377 2611 or $31 999310 piace 0WS tt0room, 7 bath, spit plan motile home Ofl 5 tree shaded acres 174 9 Terms ___________________________________ ________________________ --_____________ OCEAN C,..'t put the car in lhi eli no tønqr nrcxJd tcms wlh a INVESTMENT 7)40 _____________________________ Tvobrciroomapartments. $i6Oandup 37) 1310 - Tomatoes 1 lbs II 00 Farm fresh produce Dawg Patch Flea market, Dogtrack Rd. Sat 5un 4—Child Care 7—Motels Hotels 1—Eating Places '—Good Things to Eat iO—On Good Things to Eal , anti ,,rra FRANKLIN ARMS APTS 1)20 Florida Ave 373 USO — 9 .nai,tt:l, n itt cn p vr 20's ____________ EXPERIENCED. Wi'l do baby sitting day or night. Ca 132.5049 Announcements "au' ,, ST JOHNS R EALT AlRPØ T BLVD. 5A14F0RD, FLA, —_ 3 beorooms. 1'., bath. wall to wall carpeting, garage & utIlity room. fl3 SUNL..AND , 41 Housesfor Sale __________________________ :73 ., Rated For Consecutive Insertions—No Change _____________________ Of Copy. 1)1 $773 " WithorwithoufficesonSR Mat 4. any Size. We are wheeling and * 12 Bedroom _____________________________ Child Care REALTOR -'---- WAR EHOUSE DishwasherDisposaI * Heated LOSt. flSFl Sr!t, mile West ______________________________ area. 3736711 or 7379620. The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. FOR SALE OR RENT 2 BEDROOMS. 3739211 Carpentry and -. - ___________________- Truck Rentc1' ________________________ Painting .. — _-_-.--._--.--.- I . , - . ..----- . . ., ,",,,. ltd. 3) Houses Rent Furnished 2" Bedroom house, partly Iur flushed, Reasonable to right party. - , 0 —_____________________ Wall Papering ____________ ________________________ Pest Control ________ 62—Lawn and Garden investment 14—Equipment for Rent 15—Pets and Supplies 14—Horses U—LIvestock and Poultry Furnished dup' 19—Stamps to Buy Coins '- lncre.ie your Income toll per cent. 3 y, M.rvli P. Gassmen 2401 Mohawk Trail, MIld. Mtg. bkr. 6.4% 1117 171 fIn I • O—Swap and Trade P1—Antiques P2—Auction _ _______ _____ Trailers 4— Auto R.Iiairs Parts . Accessories Cars Removed I—Motorcycles 1 9—Trucks and Trailers 0—Autos . Sa1 1—Avlatin Ti _______ ---- - Eeceplionally large 3 bedrooms, I bath, fully equIpped kitchen, prpet, drapes. 123 903) Home Improvements - 67A GENEVA, I2'x80', Carpet, central air, heat, furnished on 2 acres. Near St. Johns for boatiqg. fishing *173. 34% HELP.WANTED ADS that Of Loch Arbor Situated On Large Wooded 3314470 -....-- '°'..' 46 investment Property _ _________ - __ ____ _______________________________ Wanted to Buy _______________ SPORTSMAN'S DREAM.-St. ,jotms River. We havefl rental boots, IS equipment, shop for gn arid fishing repair, plus a beautiful ____ obtained from the Wage ' HourofficeatRm. 309. Or. tando Prof. Cit. 72W. Lake Beauty Or,. P.O. Box 8094 A, Orindc, Fla. 325G,S . - One acre mobilp t.ome site, wIth Li well, sep$i and electricity. Plar Sanford 041 Paved rcad. Write call Mr wnt,, I77 H. Nun, AVWi Ar,sr, Micpt, 4104, u .. For Rent - , Feed ________________ - EMPLOYMENT ACT .... 35 More Information ay be Moble Home Lot's IN tlephø 841.1026. HOMES OF DISTiNCTION — • _________________ ployers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION sizes repairs Enjoy btaitlftjl Wekiva River by rentIng a mobIle home at CP preference Plumbing — 37305.10 not knowingly accept - finest - 213 edroomfurnlshedtrailer with cabana and fenced yard - _______ Well Drilling Moving? Why not live in Sanford's established residential area? ___________________________ ________________________ - ______ Carpet Cleaner Duplex, 7 bedrm, au' conditioned, adults preferred, 3226470cr 373 Urilurnlshed _______________________ indlcte a ________________________________________ 34 Mobile Homes Rent Rent This NEWSPAPER does - 7—Junk Apartments - TransportalIon - 30 with 1 bedroom. Adulti, no pets AtetI:3O,3fl361 17A—Feed S—Wanled . - Opportunities 13—Machinery and Tols Fi . .-.------- pillows. $31244. P"rr"Cnt nontnly payments es 'nan renl ',Overn'nen? ubSiijozed to c xIif;l buyers Call to ua.tyss CLIFF JORDAN 377 ___________________________ Lines Minim'jm The Longer Your Ad Ru.is lkoh,. 107W Corn;rrrc,ai Sanforci. tIll _____ * * . — a W/W Shag Carpet . lii _ -- . — wood privacy fenced, carpet, Unbelievable at $23,500. Hurryl W. Garneti Whit e 377iO returns 'Try one ar'ct see Call 377 76)1 or $31 999) ' - 1 thru5fjme Un furnished Range'Refrigerator * Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 Box 5%). Sanford, F:a. 37771 Monday thru Friday By Marie W. Walker - -- 11' Aluminurr blat, $100 or best offer. Golf clubs, and feather * They're Hot!" * 371 0213 or' write 5:00kM. '3:30P.M. Orlando A small ctastitieø act brng big AL ANON For families or friends of proolem drInkers For further Information call 123 ISO? Want Ad — Deputy Clerk PublIsh: Oct. 11. $974 COMPANY OF AMERICA, INC.. publication of this notice, the tic. DEC II Plaintiff tltious name, to-wit: RAMADA INN _______________________ DEF.1S2 vi. NORTH under which I am engaged IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TRIM TIC DEVELOPMENT, INC., in business at 223 West Sernoran 'Jlie f4e'aJ grand jury EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. FICTITIOUS NAME etc, et al. Boulevard in the City 'tf Altamonte not completed Its Investigation CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Notice ishereby given that we are Defendants. Sirings, Florida. COUNTY. FLORIDA. of Dickbon'a financial affairs engaged in businiu at 2317 Country NOTICE OF SALE That he party Interested itt laid CIVIL NO. 74-1194-A Club Rd., Sanford 3377), Seminole and reportedly pIJns to me Notice ii hereby given that. btineis enterrlse is as follows: FEDERAL NATIONAL NOR. County, Florida under the fictitious pursuant to a Final Judgment of GEORGE F. CHANDLER. JR. TGAGC A3OCiATiON, the probe to Tallahassee. cf A & C LAWN MOWER foreciosure entered In the atve Dated at Seminole County, Plaintiff, OMalley, faCing Republican SERVICE 5 SALES, and that we styled cause, in thi Circuit Court of FlorIda, October 3, 1,7t Jeffrey Latham in the Nov. 5 intendtoreglst.rsaidn.m.wtsh the Seminole County, Florida, I will sell Publish: Oc?7, 14, 21, 2S 1974 LEONARD RICHARDSON. it al., ai&a 4o 1 t , could1 tiflo Clerk cf the Circuit Court, Seminole th, property situate in Seminole QEG. County, Florida in accordance with County. Florida. descrIbed as: NOTICE OF SALE the sara sert of ge..e1ect1ot the provisions of the Fictitious Laf 3. Block S. SHADOW HILL, NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that probluns that toppled Dickin. Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section accordIng to the plat thereof as $4309 Florida Statutes 1937. recorded in Plat Book 17, Pages 61, IN AND FOR THE CIRCUIT Qftth,2llhdayOfOCtOb$l', 1974at11 rn at the west front door of the 5' Carlo Volpi 67, and 6). Public Records of COURT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, I Courthouse of Seminole County, as The grand jury's special FLORIDA. Allan E Berguson Seminole Covnty, Florida. Sanford, Florida the undersigned precutor, State Atty. Edward Publish: Oct. 7. 14, 2), 21. 1974 atpublicsale,tothehighe'standbest CASE P40. 74.13)41 Clerk will olferfor sale the following C. P. LOWDERM1LK and CLARA bioder. for cash, at the front door Austin of Jacksonville, app- DEG•39 txescn1 real property: of H. LOWDERMILK. his wife, thiSemlnoIeCountyCourtHouse,at Lot 75, GRANADA SOUTH, ac ently lnten to ask O'Malley to Piltifti Sanford Florida, at 11:00 AM., on NOTICIOPSALIOF cording to the Piat theof as VS. waive lnununity when he ap. October 24th, 1974. SURPlUS PROPERTY unknown recorded in Plat Book 15, Page 100, CHOICE, and any WITNESS my hand end the seal of N. B. pears behind the panel's Cld IPti Seminole County Board of PubliC Records ni .r'ilnole County, 1P0,5, heirs,. devisees. Urantets, this court on October 10th, W74 County Commissioners at open credit)rs or other parties claiming Florida, Seal) meeting, October S. 1974, has together with all structures, Im. by, throuof't, under or against N. B IfO'Malleyaccepts,hewould Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. declar,dsurpfusfuCounty needs. all CHOICE, WhO 15 not known to be pr0vemtl' fixtures, appliances, Clerk Circuit Court merchandise not sold of Sep. either dead or alivi, and the arid appurtenances on said land or By: Elaine Richarde tember 30, *914, at the conces,sl ESTATEOF HOMER SEWELL and used in conjunction therewith. Deputy Clerk stand at Big Tree Part. Bids will be The alorelaid sale will be made ALLIE SIMMONS SEWELL, 14, 1974 Publish: Oct. received up to 10 Ocnr to a Summary Final Defendants, pursuant DEC s; //eather 1974,attheotfIiwofhur H. Rk. jctgm.t enered In Civil ho 71 NOTICEOFACTION with, Jr., Clerk tor said mer. 1194 A now pending in the Circuit TO: N. B CHOICF chandis. and will be sold to the Court 01 the Eighteenth Judicial Address and resi Circuit In and for Seminole County. hlgnestbidder.ltemsmayoeseenat IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE derKe uflkr*n the Big Tree Park concession stand Florida, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIII. Arid au parties claiming interests Plane duringtheweq*ofOclotier l$ and CUlT OF THE STATE OF by. tttrouoti. under or against NB DATED this 9th day ot October OctcIe 23, *27, ;Oni -.l. P.M. FLORIDA, Ill AND FOR CHOICE, who Is not known lo be 1974 • Call Sanford, 322.7100 for ap. SEMINOLE COUNTY. dead or alive. polntmenttoviewthismerchandlie, GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ai ussing Bids must be in sealid envelopes. CASE No. 74.537-F Clerk of the Circuit Court that a Suit sesllng the cancellation By: Elaine R 1Charde pfanly marked on the Outilde FIRST NATIONAL INVESTMENT of that mortgage executed by C. P. Dew.it Clerk large letters "Sealed Bid, Open COMPANy OF AMERICA, INC., LOWDERMILK and CLARA H. Vxn Den Berg, Cay, October72, 1974." The bids will be Plaintiff LOWDERMILK,hlswife, In MANILA Philipptr.es (AP) openedat of Burke & Dyer. P.A the regular meiting at $0 vs. HOMER SEWELL andfavor Pd B. air and sea search was AM or as soon thereafter is TRIM TIC DEVELOPMENT, day of Attorneys foe trie Plaintiff INC., CHOICE, dated the 7t1 Post Office Box 793 under way today for a missing tiibl?. October 32,1974 Thi Board etc.. el l. March, 195*, and recorded In Ofliclal Orlando, Florida 32102 reserves the right to waive Defendants. Records Book 155, page US. Air Force weather 333, PublIc Publish: Oct. 14. 1974 ft'regularltlesandtKMkaIfflesand NOTICEOFSALE Records of Seminole County, DEC65 COfulalsance plane that u1s waive the same except bid IC. Notice is hereby given that, Florida. and encumbering the appeared while on a typhoon- ceptance deadline. (10 AM.. Oc pursuant to Final Judgmtnt of following described real prop,r:y: Foreclosure enteted in the above tracking mission In the South tobef 73. 1914) The South 50 feet cA the East 120 Board of Courty styled cause, in the Circuit Court of feet of LA 406 and allot Lof 1 of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF r41 (-.nine ceo se, .-tn or ot trio Lartds Of .,. 11th JUDICIAL CIRCuIT, The aircraft had six persons Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., the property situate in Ser&nole the Attamonfe Land, Hotel and SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Clerk County, Florida, described IS: aboard. It was flying a routine tdiviga'icn Ca. as recorded in Plat PROBATE DIVISION Dy: Ashby C. Jones 1 jt Lot 1. Block S. SHADOW HILL, Book L popes 9, 10 and 12 and a CASE NO, PR74.)14.CP pattern ubllth: Oct. II. 21, 1914 aCcording to the plot thereof as recorded In Deed Book ill, page 173. Estate of west of Clark Air Base In the DtG 71 rrccrdi'd in Flat Book 17, Page 61,62 .gn4 Deed B.00I 177. page 161. and FRANCES W Tu(sp _____________________________ .j e.i, Pit. iecorth of Sei-nnoie Deed tt<icA 94, page 250. all of Phthppinvs and Ei LnLICS trutn Deceased. FI'tITIOUS$AMI County, Florida, Seminole County, Florida records. NOTICE TOCREDITORS the eye of Typhoon Bess Satur- Notice Is hereby given that we are at putl.c sie. tofhe highest and best has been filed against you in the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING day night when It disappeared, engaged in business at 04 6. MId lender. for cash, t the front door Of Circuit Court of the Eighteenth CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST way, Latgwood. Seminole County, tt'.t5ernifloleCountyCourttsoj,of Judicial Circuit, In and For said an Air Force spokesman SAID ESTATE: at Florida under fhe flcft'lous name of Sanford Florida, at 1100 A.M on Seminole County, Florida. Thés Suit You and each of you are hereby Clark. TENDER TOUCH GROOMING. and October 24, 1914. seeks a fudlcial cancellation of the notified arid required to file any The missing U.S. Air Force thatweInt.ncssoregisserseidnamp WITNE55rnypiandar4fhe,l aforesaid mcr1ge , f4ims ,nct drrnar,th whirh jr.j r ( ,'r A 'e ( ?t.t (C.-...tf, t? r-rt cj' Octct,r 13, 1974 'rVCiiurc;ilc.s Ycj .rr t:rrth reQjred to (IC I.'ziscd wUi " rthr (it ycj, may hv agsinst laid Seminole County, FIor4o in I(. (Seat) ' your written defenses, if any, with rstafelntheofficeoftheclerkof the Wth corijarte wilt! thO peow's'n ofthe Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr the Clerk of the Circuit Court In and Circuit Court of the 11th JudicIal sance Squadron at Andersen Fictitious Im Statutes. To-Wit; For Seminole County. Florida, arid Clerk Ci'cult Court Circuit, Semtnol County, Florida, Mr Force Base on Guam. It Section $liS.09 Florida Statutes 1937. By' Elaine RiChsrde to serve a copy of your written Probate Division. In the Courthouse $: Linda M, La Grave Dps4y Clerk defenses. If any. on the Plaintiff's at Sanford, Florida, within u four Candace Slnglatwy Publish: Oct. $4, 1573 attorney LYNN JA4ES HINSON, calendar months front the time Of from aart. of Turnbuit, Abner md Daniels. on itte first publication of this notice. , , , or before foqç 11Th, 1914. The Air F ldenified the DEO-M Eel claim or dernind must be in WITNESS my hand and official writing and fifed In duplicate arid FICTITIOUS NAME seal of said Court this 17th PICTITIOUINAM* day of ttatefheplaceàsre%ittenceandpost Gary W. Craft, Conway, Ark., NOtICe PI0ti hereby given that I am It hereby ;ivtn that I am September, 1974 cAf,ce Iddrets Of the claimant and (SeöI) aircraft commander; First Ii 'ngagad in bulintit at II? Wetter mQIQeO in buslr4s3 at ItO rmit be 5wOr t by the claimant, thu' H. Beckwlth, Jr Forl. Longwood 32750. SemInole C0rtnri*tcLi St., Sanford. Seminole his aunt or Michael P. 0'Bran, BIeVU ' the same Clerk of CircuIt Court Cnty FIord wider the lid itlou* County, Florida under the fictitious ttialt be vod. Wash., copilot; FIrs name of ATOMIC POWERWASH I* nJfneOISANFORDSECRETAR1AL Lillian 1. JenkIns Dated at Canelberry. Florida. othy Hoggman, Phoenix, ArIL, SERVICE, Ind that t ittnd (0 DUPLICATING SERVICE, arid DeP?y Clerk this Ith day of Ociot)er. 1974. re;s?er ad name w. the CIer of N.t I in!er0 to rtS!r i.aici name FO0 S Dolorts otjinson navigator; cape. F:dward the Circut Court, ScminoIe County, with the Clerk of the Circim Court. Lyrvi ames HnIon. of At Cu Emrcu'or of aii estate Bushnell, Blandinsville, TURNBULL, ABPIER CCUI. FIOcId In , 5: N. Culiom AND DAbIELS weather officer; Staff Set. Ken- pr,;sloris of the Fldtijs, flame Cordance with the CULLOM 6. CULLOM Ly$nafl Avenue Attorney for Ea*cutors neth U. Suhr, PLainvie*, Neb., $t1ttfl, Yp Wit: Sect in $63.09 Fifi1i0* Name SlututiS. ToWtt 141 West Ol1lce Box 100 Florida Statutes )9S7. Sacflon 1.63 09 Florida tavutes, ,tsi e Wall Strut thght engineer; and Sgt. DL1d Winter Park. Ftorløa 33119 5 Roper 14. Welts 51g. Aiim P Meagher OrlandO, Florida 32901 Publith: 5.p4. 23, 30, Oct. 7, U, 1971 W. Ringktr, Hammond, md.., PublIsh: Oct. 7, II, 27, 2$, *974 Pubiih 5epf, 305 Oct 7. 14,7, 1974 DEPth Publish: Oct. 14, 71, 1974 001110 t)[G DtO1 watherovservei'. ---- so HousesforSale ___________________________ LOWDOWN PAYMENT Ornamentai stone fireplace. turned olumns, sunken paneled family And Junior College area just 0(1 1792 on 427 Vacant lot, ideal for used car 0' nursery. etc Water available. RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES, Sanford, Florida _________________________ sell.. SemnoleCounty.FlCrida.uflderthe flcl$IausnameLl'LPANTRY FOOD The belief STORE.andktlentoreglstersaid took the fifth, ered by p name with the Clerk of the Circuit pon* Gerald Lewis ill a litter Court of Seminole County, FkWida, Democratic primary, con- pursuant to Chapter $43.09. Florida StatUtil. J)i. 5- Randall 0. Jones whetrnlng repudiation by vol Publish Sept. 306. Oc?.7, 11, 21. 1974 i Houses for Sale .--------. Homes, Lots near I 4 on Hwy 46 $150 mo Sandlewood Villas Call 473 4357 Write P.O. Box 1713 Orlando _______________________ - against 41 - _________________________ Board of County Commissioners Of Seft.n01e County, Florida By: Arthur H. B,ckwith, Jr. Clerk Housesforsaj, _____ kitchen eQuipped, central heat arid .ir. '.tonthly rentals from $147.50 372 2090. 1503 W. 25th Sanfd Can Help Winter Pa determine O'MalIey NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF THE STATE OF undersigned, pursuant to the "FictItious Name StatutV' Chapf or FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. U5.09, Florida Statute, will register GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION wIth ttt' Clerk of the Circuit Cola-f, In CASE Ni. 74.93$F and for Seminole County, Florida, .4 FIRST NATIONAL INVESTMENT upon receipt Of proof of the ____ __________---- — PROBLEM week O'Malley NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN That Thu undersigned intenc to engage In business In Sanford, i Acreage nanclal affairs the past six Tampa in May. Dickinson ap. tly took AI Business Properly -_For_Rent For Sale Piya pnar,, inc 3C11a bargain (Un to iS( ,m(l mcad ctass'Ied ,ntS Call 377 7j)l or $31 9991 to placr' _____________________________ ,our an wife, TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED (Seal) ___________________________________________________________________________________________ - bedroom aparlments. Pool, 32719 intendtoregistersaidn,mewiththe him, and all persons having ' FIorId, pursuant to final Iudment in the Leon County grand jury Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole claiming to hbve any right, title or entered in the above styled cause. Legal Notice investigation. He said In July County, Florida in accordance with interest in and to tte following offer for sale to the highest and best the provisions of the Fictitious described land in Seminole County. bidder for cash the following the grand jury should either inIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Name Statutes. lo Wit: Siction described real property, towit: Florida. dict him or Clear him. EIOiITEENTH JUDICIAL dR. $4509 Florida Statutes 1957. The North 150' of the West 200' of YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an An indictment of the feisty, CUlT OF FLO1IDA IN AND FOR 5: Charles P. Smith Block 69. of M. M. SMITH'S SUB. action to cancel mortgage deed independent treasurer and ii SEMINOLE COUNTY Publish: Oct. 7. 14. 2), 21, 1971 DIVISION, accordng to the Plat the following de%cribeo property PROBATE D1VISIO)1 DEC 4° as recorded in Put Book 1. srance cc'mtiilsstoner surelY PROBATE Seminole County, Florida, to wit: thereof NO. 74-124-Ce The Westerly half of Lot 3$. EIIOc k Page 55, of the Public Records of will spark demands that in re: Estate Of FICTITIOUS NAAE SemInole County, Florida. B. and the Easterly half 01 Lot 39 O'Mailey sacrifice sell for par. VIVIAN RITA HARNOIS Notice is hereby given that we are Block B. of SPORTSMEN'S Said $als to utisfy the judgment deceased. ifl siness at ?3 heretofore entered in the Sbove ty by withdrawing as a candiS. PARADISE, CASSELBERRY, NOTICE TO CREDITORS French Ave (1792) Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, ac ttyied cause. date for re-election and allow. To All Ciwditors and All Persons Seminole County, Florida under the WITNESS my hand and the soni of to the plat thereof recorded ing Democratic party leaders to Having Claims or Demands Against fictitious name of SANFORD AL.TO cording in 'lat Book this Court at Seminole County, pages $, 121). of the Florida, Said Estate: CLEAN, and that we select another candidate. thIs 9th day of October, intend to Public Record* of Seminole County, Ycu re hrrcty notitid re•)sler saict name v,th the (i'rk of A () 1974 }ut O'Mlk'v, 4), a fighter r.jrcd t3 psent ny CIms Ior:a the Circut Court, Semnle Cc'unt, has been tiled against you and yoU ho worked his way through against the estate of VIVIAN RITA Florida in accordance with th: are Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. reurec, to serve a copy of your Provisions of thi Fictitious Ham lawschoolasacop,Isnot likely HARNOIS. deceased late of Clerk of the Circuit Court written defenses. if any, to II Oft Seminole County, Florida, to the Statutes, ToW1I: Section 3y: Martha T. Vihlen to q...t should the worst befall Clerk of the Circuit $63.09 MAURICE SHAMS, ESQ., plaintiffs' Court. and fiie Florida Statutes 1957. Deputy Clerk attorney, whose address is 670 him. the same in duplicate and as 5: ShIrley B. Williams CNA w C. Hutchison, Jr. Tower, P.O. Box 713, Orlando, The outcome of the Investlga- Provided in Sectbn 733.16, Florida .ioneii Brewngton HUTCHISON, LEFFLER Florida 37107. on or before October Statijtes. in their offices in ttte Publish: Oct. 7, 11, 21. 75, 1971 & MORRIS Lion Y dePend 0(1 the filIal 7$, 1974. and file the County Courthouse in Seminole DEC-Il original with the Post Office Drawer H Clerk of this Court either before evidencepresentedthlsweekto County, Florida, within fou' service upon plaintiffs' attorney or Sanford Florida 3777) the 18 Tallahassee citizens sit- calendar months from the time of FICTITIOUS NAME Immediately thereafter; otherwise a Attorney for Plaintiff the first piAllcation hereof, or the ting on the grand jury They Notice Is hereby given that I am default will be entered against you Publish; Oct. 14. 1974 same will be barred DEC10 have been desaibed by court Filed at Sanford Florida, this Ith engaged in business at ?6 South for the relief demanded in the ____________________________ Orlando Drive, Sanford, Seminole complaint. house sources as one of the day of October, 1971. County, Florida, under the fictitious WlTNESSmyhandandthesealof NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR Anita Jean McKnelly trightest investigating bodies name of HAROLD HALL REALTY, this Court on 25th September, 1971. THE VACATING, ABANDONING, As Exetrlx and that I ifltfld to register said (SEAL) ever assembled in the capitol L. W. Carroll. Jr. DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING name with the Clerk of the Circuit OF RIGHTS OF.WAY, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Attorney for Exiwttlx city Court, Seminole County. Florida in TO WHOM iT MAY CONCERN: As Clerk of the Court O'Malley was subpoenaed 21 US. Highway 1792 accordance With the prov.s.otn of YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE By Elaine RiCharcie P0. Box 911 last week by the grand Jury and Casselberry, Florida 32707 the Fictitious Name Statutes. To NOT ICE that the Board of County As Deputy Clerk Wit: Section $6309 Florida Statutes Publish Sept. 306. Oct. 7, 11, 21. 1971 Commissioners of Seminole County, directed to testily at 10 a.m. PubIiih: Oct. 14, 1. 1974 1957 Florida, at 7 o'clock pm. on the 29th DEF 139 Wtdnesday. He will be the third DEC 77 5 Harold A Hail _____________________________ day of October, A 0, 1911. in the incumbent Cabinet rn.mh.r Publith: Sept 73, 30, Oct 7, 11, 1971 County Commissioners' Meeting FICTITIOUSNAME uc- •., Room at the C.x.'" INVITATION 70 lID Itt testify to a grand jury th r :nc. Is hereby given the' Seminole Memorial Hospital in. Sanford, Florida, will ht a Public ____________________________ a tact that could have far- engaged In business at 114 Marcy Hearing to consider and determine vites bids for the following equip Blvd.. Loncwcod, 37750, Seminole FICTITIOUSNAME reaching co qnces for the mertt: Operating Miscroscope whether or not the County will County, Florida under the fictitious Notice is hereby given that we are Head; Emergency Room Stretcher; vacate, abandon, discontinue, close, state's unique Cabinet system. name of BLASE TYPING SEP. engaged In business at W West Recovery Room Stretcher; Portable renounce and disclaim any ritt of Former Education Cornnlis. VICE, and that I Intend to register Broadway, Oviedo. Seminole Cardiec Monitor; Electronic Fetal the County and the public In and to the Clerk of the County, Florida under f he fictitious Monitor; Rotating Microfome. and the f011owing rights otway running sloner Floyd Christian testified said name with Circuit Court. Seminole County, name of OVIEDO CHILD CARE Ctoscic Lens. Specifications are thrOu1 t the deicribed property to toa Leon County grand jury in Fida In accordance with tptp CENTER. and that we intend wit: to mlnIstrator.AllbidshaIlbemaiIed available at the Office of the Ad. Ajzil, waiving irrununity from provision of the Fictitious Name registecsaidnamewIthtMClof TheEasI2$feelofLot24.SiockA, Prosecution. He was indicted on Statutes, To.Wit: Section th Circuit Court. Seminole County, to Mr Robert 1. Besserer, Mm, SANLANDO SPI4 1NGS. TRACT HO. Florida Statutes 1957 Florida in 19 counts of &ibery, perjury accordance with the Seminole Memorial Hospital, 1)01 61, according to the Plat thereof as 5: Mary M Blazak firovisiorts of the Fictitious Name East First Street, Sanford, Fla. recorded in Fiat Book 1. Page 5a, and contracy, has resigned Publish: Oct. 14. 21. 21. Nov. 4, 1974 Statutes, To.Wit: Sect Ion $65.09 32771. BIds must be received by noon Public Records of Seminole County, DEC11 alvdlsfighthighisperdlng triaL Florida Statutes 1957. FlorIda. LESS thi East 10 fees October 1974. on the 2st day 5: Frank A. Muta Comptroller Fred 0. "&r' thereof. Oct. 11, 11. 15. 1914. PublIsh NOTICE OF REGISTRATION O Ditty Lou Mufa PERSONS INTERESTED MAY DEC67 Dickitson appeared LIlefly FICTITIOUS NAME Publish: Sept. II. 73, 30, Oct. 7, 1971 ________________________ APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE fore a federal grand jury at OEF•13 _____ ______ _ REb TROUBLED? Ca for "We Care"— Jury TALLAHA&SEE, Fla. liable Treasurer Thomas anything he to the grand not., he will Monday. Oct. 14, 1974-56 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN INN CIRCUIT COURT OF TN! IIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. IIOHTIINTfl JUCICIAL ct CUlT I AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY PIOTICI OP PUBLIC SALE FLORIDA COUNTY. FLORIDA. Pleas, take notice on CIVIL ACTION NO. 7474$C Civil Action No. 74.IS7SC Novemb.rt, 1t74 the undersigned FLORIDA STATE BANK OF wiIIselIone'7CadIlIac4dr., Id. No. RICHARD .J. RISSER and SANFORD, a corporation, $7119763 for repaIr and storage SHIRLEY D. RISSER, his wlf.i. PlaIntIff, Wednesday thaiget. License No. 7WW13743. Plaintiffs. vs. Mel's Shell FLORIDA ELECTRIC COMPANY. 2d$O N. Semoran Blvd. INC.. a FlorIda corporation, it ii. ADRIAN VAN NOORD aid (AP) be bc precutIon for Winter Park, JOI4ANNA C. VAN NOORD. h Otfendints. U>S Fl.. NOTICE OF SALE either be PubtIth: Oct. 1.1. 21, 1974 O'Malley's moment of truth jury. If Defendants YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 079 Arthur H. with the grand jury that has in. dismissed or questioned under Beckwlth. Jr.. Clerk of the Circuit NOTICE OF ACTION vestlgated his conduct and ft. a troad shield of iity. FICTITIOUS NAME TO: ADRIAN VAN NOORO and Court of the Eighteenth JudicIal Grand jurors would then sift Notice Is hereby given that I am JOHANNA C. VAN PIOORD. his CircuIt, In lAd for Seminole County months Is at hand, through a huge array of cvi- engaged In buiinii% at lit E. wIfe.andeachofthemlfeljve,andii COufl?y,FiOtJda,WilIOflth,2$th day Lake Mary Ave., Lake Mary, any of them be deed, his or her Of October, AD. 1971 between the Prohsbly by the end of this dence to Seminole County, Florida under the heirs •t law, Iegatei,, hours of 11:00 em, and 2:00 pm. at will get his wish probable guilt or Innocence, fIctItious name of LAKE MARY lienors, trustees, or other claImants the West door of the Seminole FUEL OIL. SERVICE, and that I by, through, under or against her to end the prolonged County Courthouse in Sanford, ment = ___________ Additions With Pride By S Remodoiinq lii W. 25th 322.3103 Sanford, Fla - - '1 Call For Appointment -- - ('F If P.11.1 l'lI(,S WAPli 1'D _____________________________ A7j,5i?6.'sn?tr3',irl CASH 372 4132 mobile home with a porch right on for uu'nti furniturt' ,sOPluanrC'S the St JOhtit. River, If you havea toots rt Buy I rir 1001 'tms dream of having your own sport arry' A'art 215 i,utiiotd imAn's shop, dream no mote Owner reinIng. Prtce Siashedi Pney 4,endt Barn, we buy tumnitur, EVERES1 REALTY INC and ri'i%Cf'illifl('otjt Sell for lOpri REALTORS 6750505 After hours. rnnvtinnrnts call iranle H6rtiiy, Assoc 813 L'Ct lri 5,'? night a? 7p rh Ci ____ Billy Geck, 3735201. aflys' here ServicePlumbingCompariy S)I13)l kulCIsefl Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops, Sinks tnstatlalior L.Ongwd. Fla 37730 ,i'ilr't' purpose ao.in hcn you Sell them with a (IC5%ified Ad from the Herald Call us today! (\r't dna,' JuSt dat '737 7611 rir 5)? t - ___ .. . rt'' 3141 "LOU_U,_or.OJF'IY IL.. _________ -_ - L - �- '- L 0— EveningHerald, Sanford, FL Monday, Oct. by 14, 1974 BE ETLE BAILEY WOEREle, Walker AIM A MINUTE - - 141M IN HE-RE. WIN AT Tinner EweinigHendd BRIDGE IN, ñ Ii V- Dick CARNIVAL RUN AN JAMES JACOBY RUN :j !iz- 67 Year, No, 48— Tuesday, ERRAND FOR , M cpç- NORTH 6.174 I ° fr' - 10-1,4 by Dave Groue ALLEY OOP t' O' ThOSE ARE ThE KINGS \ W MIGHT Na COLLEC1ORS! '0U MUST HAVE 10, CUSIX! IT SOUNDS LIKE HIDE SO THEY VON'T SEE 'iou! THEY S-Toc'c'Ec'! EAST 4 10974 + A65 41073 41962 5n:)PPED 10 COLLECT Fi c' sDMEONF... oAst FIEND LlNNETT!. 0u -no HIGH Jim: "South wins In dununy; the tth" 4* Q 832 AD. 177 I play to make his contract will be to lay down the ace and If west 10 South may go back to nine or dummy; lead the Jack and hope and the other "-p - Oswald: "He could also drop the 10. The important point Is that ifhe drops the six, South's , 107 , 2 +AKJ8 o ___ his queen. At this point it is up to West to falsecard and drop SOUTH U)) I WAS ON MY WAY 10 MEET HER " WHEN I RAN IN1O DON'T WOR ThE'i'LL 8E ALONG SOON.' fl4EY JUST _ WEST - .01 o E'frnh :: I'as Pass I'a&s Opening lead —h? S - I , - (__ - \ about squeeze plays including -called squeeze." WHO WA15 <A' _EER~61 000 1" 1 QWT WAK IT 30 You, South /0-I', - •. OUT, I'M 01VING YOU A "C I'D NORMALI.Y GIVE YOU AN "F" FOR NOT DOINry orn's ASSIGMWLT L==jIA TIL -iJ -14 BECAUSE OF 41R 9W 5W definitely Blackwood In this sequenre. .3 \ 4 I : I Gar by 01 W. 9WT, 5RY OPEN HOUSE fOA .— is=4DER IF Im So HLAG;zy AN HIM OLD S140E ;.. • I 60T W FWM A MaFACE ... VM A WH 5 1 C<14R? THANX - ?'143Q' r-•' L-4-.-- F -. . INFEEM17 SMW ITI _____ - by H.imdahl & Stoll.1 ,a take Mary City ,., — - \ 1601 T( 64M5 I RUS AGJN, Gamy! HEY, 7Z4.TLM-ThM r7QU' fl SYLYESTEcr I PIDNT GET CHANCE I / ___ FLET OF is I CAWM IL PREFEK T14F_ TERM by Al Verm..r PRISCILLA'S POP Tnwee I 4~ % EXCUS MIr MC6% T HAZEL! THE SNAP F QOM Art NOW WHERE Z W=? ___'--_•- t C 1' - .. . _____ _ 4 - '.:•. • - ,, - >.. _______4_i • • • • WINTHROP ______ 'TJTOLD THE PR EN T-t4r 'rtLJi-CLD F1NGHIP 01 THAT'5 0N WAY T0 FND OUT IF l-1 RA6 A UHHLJH I fA1C3' I HOPE \ "rJ WILL i0lN 60 THAT I HAVE A FORD IN CLR GARAiGE." WE CAN MEZnN66 IN Ntxlfz &ARACSE 7 Iv-'g. fl1. 5EN5E CF HL.W0Q. '::.'.'.'.' ~~4HEADVHOWIS THE SURPRISED IS THE ONE pies HAS GONE THERF_ WAS is MY HAT ON' AND-MIRE AND MORE MIRE SHIP 0 PIG FARM! HIMA5 DoorCrooks & Lawrence c 00,1 ç.yy)j ,_ by !' Y14f [ ,.4ZEf7' waAj7' I'LL FiLe J I / I -- - II ._llILØ f WA5 T)-1'T LJLJT' I I • / - - - I - - —' ttlI!IL{ a _______________________ '' i - w uuOW,I .inflala,? ' MORE FaIT<IAMS W 7AKJW--tT~WR 04APAW-4M 10 THE "W -114F !S-MxFT -MIS j / -=- - SC ILCA MCRTc -A&E RAi~es KAY THEY APS... ...7HA"rs KWPE ______ ______________ 'Zim , '-f"", ( • ... rj - v FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob TIwas N — Country Music Concer A roved regulations counulman John ?acco supporting tia It on I be needed, l.nmnbusta said Respondingto a question, Freeman said approval or the motion to permit 1. and 8 loroductions to hold twice-montlily concerts at the Seminole Turf Councilman John Leighty and chairman Tom Einbree wouldn't be swayed. r Club To weeks ago, 7acco opposed rock con Pt..opk in Uk area of the track all told iiie the same thing,' Leighty said, 'noise is ( have an ambul4nee at every concert in case by the same promoters . WATCHDOG ALl. RIGHT by the concerts were too much for city police to handle. And sound levels produced b the pI,P" rock and rollers %%vry much too loud, But. country and viestern concerts are a Page 3A horse of a different color. Index . by Frank Hill I GOMflMQ -ir Cc= IN WT1-1 ALL l44ATA AUTI!'LL PAY iifrAADb.r,,, / -v re-- Twitty and Loretta Lynn concerts out there last year," Councilman Edith Duerr said last 1 LITTLE . - ,__._. — oVER ALL 4 BATTERIES CARPAT THE ) 1 .0 i . 4 ,- ) I C' C. — I -. • 'a "a _____ I , * -. - S t - _ - • - • _• a - -. - - ,______ - '- ---f- •___ -- --- ' - - --- buffer areas, which adjacent inuch and they don't want another year of Eitibree, who last week expressed his love for (oun ti ', mu.sic lint his .t erston to denb4 I railling concerts of any kind, voted %ith I.Aghly against the extp- -inn of the spec, il oi dinance permitting the ten country music roncerts to be held at the track. i. and S attorney Gene Stephenson toki council that Lambusta has a "considerable was available the project could go to bid and construction could !-- d .... 1- - __11 e pushe or it ndfrow S1 spa n and ad replilctment IA in ___ j MONO` jacent woo-Jen railings. Last week live persons died ounci i including a ,, to retain ia by iu0uIflL holding the 'out ens. ' Council requires + S -- 4 - - -- - * -•1i__•,.— - - -. industrial park off SH 427 north. ( ouinu instructed Julian tO preFulre t1w annexation anti zoning ordinances changing the -- ixon i%U U the commitme,ts was signed by the or WASHINGTON i AP) - John D. Ehrlichman's lawyer accused former President Richard M Nixon today of deliberately witWIding information iibnut Watergate "to save his (.%%n neck." William S. Frates said in his opening statement t(, the jury trying Ehrlichinan and four oUiens for conspirac% in the Watergate cover-up that: —President Nixm, who knew the full storv. withheld it from John F hrlichman and presented Einlichman from making a full disclosure of the facts that F hrlichman recommended at L&OIV 4t* t'tr 11 diii owner. Altbough City Att) Joe Dais and Bornstein have been negotiating wording of the contract for the past eight months, it has not been signed. Jaques, however, signed the ordinances, placing them into effect, in May. Bornstein told council that his client was not interested in signing any arbitrary com. mitinents. lie objected strenuously to Council Chairman Don characterization cL - Schreiner 's ..- ..- Frates thus laid (out Ehrlicl~man's defense: That **Richard Julian said since council Nixon devesed misled lied and used John Fhrlictunan lie said that at the same time that Nixon was cilling Flirlichnian one of the finest public servants he had ever minutes say that the zoning and annexation was contingent on kn' n hi. as tic libtratel% withholding information U'trifl UI) to cast' his own neck." the iommitinentc It Likes on the. stance of being contract As Frates s -ke. Fhrlichman. %ho had been Nixon'! number ti' ,iidt until he resigned four months into Nixon wtorid presidential term. sat at the counsel table staring lIwdl% at the jur y I Its la" % cr s nd it was not eas) for Elirlichnian to inake uch charges against the man he servedso long. zoning." which is illegal in Florida and thus makes the ordinances' validit y question3ble. Frates asked the Jury ('1 nine omen and three men to treat would have a measure of Sit 427 to Vilch defen(Lint separi-tely in making their decision at the control of the development's entli'fatrialheexpectedtolastthreeorfourrnonths. lie referred to the White house tapes that Nixon fought so quality and could place restrictions on the develop- Itard to retain in Lhe White limse. The tapes. obtained after extended crurt fights and a Supreme Court decision. will be iaed for the jury in the courseof the trial. ment. portion abutting eonu,wrcial. s nest Stce to stir tip a - year plaws U.S. 17-92 after owners irthern be-rin and to nion of Longdale i-.aid. **buI they are the greatest thing that ever happeriM to John Ehrhc)rnan." F rates ni,ade the first opeiiing statement for the defense. I,aw)ers for two other clefemlariLs, Rvlwri u -' The Stolle property an, on and rezoning includes the SR 477 tract, t1w Sit -irs anL Seminnia Boulevard rights-ofwm I •1 C. Mardian aryl W Parkihson uret'ifnlh't ilit other defendants, Ha ldeman and John N. \li(chcll reserved their Mnr.eth ii - city had a site' plan ordinance. it zoning for 200 feet deep tht' "a 1t'a - Mayor Eugene Jaques at that Council in February corn- time said he would not sign the annexation and zoning ordinances until a contract listing F aving Own Neck 'S N . were also placed on theshows. an Property ow ners turned out council at that time that the pleted the annexation and en nias to protest the land would not be developed zoning contingent upon the proposed annexation of the unless commitments made to commitments being met. nexation and rezoning of the 11) tilt' IA)ngd;Me area is Julian's 38 4 council agreed to the an '-bite l}rOPert) for another omn erts" A 11 p.m. curfew and an alcohol rv.N,.: i, t:,w Litnbu.st.a agreed to supply an additional .____# residents were promised last Aeck would be provided to prOtt( t residentia l propert) oIunLu ik committed !shield t he identiaI area with Lainbusta and try to patrol them." - 1 start by next July. For years area governments, chambers of comm,.rce and Evert though it cannot require %%est of 3A 3/i - / "raping the cit-, e,surances that they can cancel the hos ,it an time, if the noise levels are tIK) high 1103pital i_ - ,& ---- ordinance requirements for the pr oposed development of the 29. decibel readings throughmit the concert and the courul feels It's to the advantage of the city to ha ve them, we'll work with Mr - And attorney Jerome Bom. stein representing the property's new owners, the Robert J. Bishop trust, abruptly left the meeting after council refuscd to waive subdivision v% estern coneems "would be I problem, but if 6A 3B -- Parts property adjacent to Longdale. is ques"ionable. rezoned the agricultural acreage east of Longdaie and lJr Lamb Horoscope -,__ - ø ---- 0 - zoning of the old Action Auto event, plus l00 for each 1,000 customers in excess of 5,000 people The') also requested a 5A Obituaries Television Acting City Atty. Ned Julian Jr. at the same time said the legality of the annexation and Police Chief George Karcher told the council that the policing of the country Crossword Puzzle .........5A Dear Abby 8A . \I _ not ---" scheduled a review of a site plan ordinance for a 730 pm sorkshup Wednesday. 1, and S to pay $W per 813 from the Twitty concert was measured at the saine level as the rock concerts. Dr. Crane - - 3A Stenstrom said DOT officials in Tallahassee said if the money 01' LONGWOOD -City council. property last November and the county were met. opinion that restrictions cannot , , be enforced on Industrial area. The county last busta, told the council that decibel readings - 813 Calendar Comics PUNNIES, week. But the Winter Park promoter, Joe 4A Bridge -- J I I ( Around the Clock HE NI2 r---- i 'WE ________ 1(7 _____ B)NEWS"I t-r, i IN 114S HOW CAN RE 193EE i SUrH A G<~ BUT ITI ALWAYS - the (acselberr) facility.Traffic problems caused ) 9 •..i force the city force during the concert. He also plans to B) Herald Stall Writer -We had no complaints about tht Conway SHIM RIBS By DONNA ESTES LleraldStaff Writer $160 per work week. industrial development, has of drug overdose if they came up," won't be there during a season of "down home" music. - - salary of western In the "interest of the entire cominunity," accorifing to Casselberry city Weather Details I. • 4 eview awn a e propriated in the previous budget was not spent. law became effective to continue under the old annexation CLOUDY h ___ It of an emergency. ,, But a drug crisis center that was at U concert grounds last year to treat "an casa 1bJ..I depleted. ' on woo Heard a financial report look out neighbors, the concerts are coming again' F xcept this ,ear the) 'II be only countn and W/ A .•/ — procedures A grandfather provision would penntt any annexation £c(iit) stirted b"fore the ne '•______ I - by the from state primary organtzadon tvas — __. -- Farr explained after the accomplished. provision" in the new law caused a "serious question" 4 about the city's planned action. Ile further cited the possibifity of financial liability shoulda lawsuit pro*,, ,e the city had not properly executed the legal 1 4. 'UJ' United Fund Month, and urged all citizens to fly their flags to show their esteem for the sence of a "grandfather - _______ PARTNER P action on the scheduled First reading of the ordinance approving the annexation and zoning of the parcel west of 1-4 time, but delays rezoning two years from the annexation date. Freeman explained the ab- I W15H I'm V CAPTAIN ..str 5 WAH I Florida Power Corp. for service to the city's street lights. Heard Mayor Margie Hess proclaim Sept. 24 to Oct. 24, He was referring to the provision In the Oct 1 law which allows annexation at an) by Bob Montana na ARC HIE / V come bridge funds that DOT says are I ii I / — Ratified the contract with Monday evening. on the recommendation of City Attorney Thomas Freeman the council took no annexation only." 1 0-14 . Vihien .lr., said he would seek a requesting the change, said, "I he thought it better to "find out property owners additional the water system. stung by an attorney's opinion were assured by the owners and don't believe the property if it's right before you taxes with no return on their —Hired Nell McCloud as a that it cannot place restrictions owners would be Interested In proceed." investment until the rezoning is lull time city employe at a not backed by ordinances on ________ f6l by Dick Covalli F47# fr County Commissioner Sid federal bridge are available in funds," Stenstrorn said. But apparently the remainder and the estimated $2.5 million for the bridge itself would have to fees. of the property owners legal difficulties. But, he said rezoning would Cost the negotiate the city's purchase of _________________ / the years. Oct. 1. —Called for a meeting betTHOMAS FREEMAN DAVID FARR Farr, a planning David ween representatives of the city consultant and representative first reading would pose no meeting, the two year delay on and Southern Gulf Utilities to ( \ . ... •• J - ________________________________ I V 1 I the Council Freeman recommended the council obtain an opinion from the state Attorney General as to whether the request is governed by the annexation law effective CENTER EJECTION" TI was delayed lndeflriitely by p 0, (AT It bt4! (GENY. • 1 I I Annexation of a 205-acre tract %%CZ& BUGS BUNNY I rir Herald SWI Writer lee ' U OF"M.'OU c _________-.J., 5 - MAP~ J.. _- ______________ ______________ funding for it," Mooney said. Vihlen said he is drafting a letter to the Seminole legislative delegation asking e a s a e by T.K. Ryan TUMBLEWEED AND THANK Him _q_* -- 11 iiii ri . Governor's office says 70 per cent of the $900,000 for the two mile: of approaches to the new when their van was rammed from the rear and plunged into the river. Six children in the van escaped or were rescued by members to intervene in %'ihlen (left) and Nfoonev talking with DOT officials nearby fishermen. Tallahassee and to make every DOT officials said Monday effort "to get top state priority 8:15 a.m. meeting on the bridge New Smyrna Reach chambers that right-of-way acquisition for funding of the Osteen Bridge project. of coinmerce and city govern- money for the bridge merits replacement project is — , Stenstrom said in addition to "Hopefull Hopelullythey y can get state Stenstrom said Gov. Reubin available but funds for the new 1 1 1 i resolutions urging font' for funds rerouted so the pro .t & Askew's office has been bridge aren't available because project the project from Sanford and can be started this year." Seminole governments the reminded that Askew promised of a "hold" placed on all state Vihlen said. during his 1969 campaign he road construction projects. The Greater Sanford Chamber of committee is seeking support also from Orange and Volusia would cut red tape if necessary "hold" was ordered last month Corrunerce roads and bridges to get the antiquated bridge after off icials reported gasoline In other business, the council committee chairman Julian c ounty commissions. replaced. tax revenues that fund road -Approved a Desolution StMstrom. said DOT officials Resolutions also * are being "If wor-;~n get enough red prn)ects were Iiggira behind revising the 'eleckical. -i)tuffl itave been invited to a Thur3da) sought from the Orlari l o and w cut, th.- y'll find the money projectionts 4. BLON -- get the project to bid and to find ion 7, action now." - . / bureaucracy and get some top state priority be given the project that has been cantinually pushed back through -Seminole dignitaries parked Saitford's new $750,000 police complex this morning at its official state Department of TranNinth soortaton iDOTi district opening for public Inspection. ne 24,000 square foot headquarterb at French Avenue and engineer Bill Benedict was Sir"t Includes a modern communications center, physical fitness room, 120-seat trilaing roonfand scheduled to report later administrative and holding facilities. The modern structure replaces the old sta tion which 'Was on possibility ef the project located immediately behW city hall befor .e It was razed recently. going to bid by next "Ile's making every effort to 4,-Vriww ~- ~ N lots IWr _r'm Af 0WtWV5 Oc )WM& Sanford city commissioners ed resouon resolu ion to Got. b 1A w urging similar resolution today county commission. .. 4 . -, Trudeau *4LTf..R— _________ State Representative Eugene Mooney R Casse1berr) said - AW I Awry 1W A WXO ff-ASM, • _________ _____ 1iir a1 - 4 in',w TOA1 i mim cir Sr.MILY' I • -J What do you do now? (, • t A-Bid four notrump. This Is Aa WU 0VWUW& 90 L HAVE EVER SEE,JJ I ____ PRC! ON fthB ONE TODAY°SQUE.SUON Yourpartnerbid.sIiveheart.sto show two ace. What do you do Vihien echoed his sentiments samg, 'We want to bypass ~ • $Q 4 4K Q 87 for the projec t,"Sten.strom said L.._ Osteen Bridge replacement SANFORD POLICE ORIGINAL PIECE OF SUCH WRITINC, o'vI) started a drive to cut govern- 7"T TUS1E,I'M ' hold ow . N g Cityand county officsal have By Roger Boll DOONESBURY ...T14E MOST _.t. e id merit red tape to get funding Oswald: "The deferm starts now? with three rotuxis of hearts. Answer Tomorrow CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - - you Saw I'm Interested in what you were doing when Pass eA 8 -4 3 ?A 2 /- 'No i m not interested in what you redoing Himdish! FUNNY BUSINESS Pa~.s 34 Pass Jim: "The automatic falsecard is one of these. South's jump to four spades is a mild overbid. He has to get away without losing a a" 0 make conilacI. by Larry Lewis By BOB -, I me coming"' 16 2N.T. PAS5 Oswald: A suppose you want i.&,sr 144T' 14 The bidding has been: us to get around to l which should be automatic" i' I B Ciiy Editor -I-I1 I I Jim "Last week we wrote by Art Sonsom THE BORN LOSER ew r N 7 _________________________ Pus 4 , intermediate card togetl%er. - __________ - IT 1 T Officia I '' • only North Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents 1' Dummy's queen falls to East's ace and a club comes back." 32 + Kq3 15, 1974 lead and probably leads a diamond. V8 ° C' South s the U'l ' Oct. ____ Ti to pass on first reading next --pening, statements until th. proset- ution cases end. week. l'ht' first Vstntss iiac to be Jehn Dean lii, the first White hi'u&inen10a(cUseNixonantihiscltsestaAs4_w:iate5 will have to be held before final adoption. - - A second public hearing -- � 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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