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A I d a Fth dil" lUng concern p His ps ji _ 1; I. xi - i-I provide sufficient world unless backward nations are tatigh' modern taming meti-1. ods and have ac to hybrid seeds wi th their spal growth - Garst admi ts to being outokea. "I'm always giving v'Xe tq someow." Khruhcbey w no ex- I -- --- 97 i • _____________ Req. - - ' ' APER ' 0' /0 0" 9"xl2" L"R1pt) 4 V TOOTH REP C ~ 1000 100 Staples dNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiN- imit VITAMIN C I -- ' Pencil Eraser Sharpner Pencil . -_ College Ruled NOTE TYP WRITIN PAPER X C 0 to 24 TABLETS SCHOOL NOTEBOOK ENSEMBLE I 130 TA B I E TSA 39 Reg. 1.98 ' (;ERITO Reg. - 2.98 11 V ALUE -- M $ . & • ______________________________ --- - C $ GU - - I l . 8 C , CLIP OAR GLUE , 59c . . , - You CHOICE - C ~7"_"_,= 7C BRUSHES - ----_-~ I C 97 ' - 0 1 woman, the child in bdeen, ensues Neighbors begin to gather around. An officer grabs the oriinin, attempting to restrain tier. She kicks out, and charged with multiple offenses including resisting lt's see what happens in real life, arrest with violence. The scene shifts, It is 's Sanford. It's a few several weeks later, in the office of a Circuit Court Judge. Lawyers for the wornan are present, and an assistant state attorney, Did the police have a warrant for the arrest of and mentally retarded, . officer ,and the screaming and another segment on A(Lim-12 is in the can. mt, Two black ('hjldftfl, one of them six years old j A tug of war between an the other officer doubles over from a blow to the groin. line oman arrested, black housing develop. or ..mbinatIon Rep. ; Ford discussed the fall campaigns for several hours in the Oval Office With Republican Gardenas the 4.11 Club members from Michigan d Co l orad o 00 US picture. National Committee Chairman George Bush and an congressional Fordalso planned to meet during the day with the "farm family of the year," Mr. and Mrs. campaign committee chairmen Sen. %%'illiam E. Brock 111,11-Tenn., and Rep. Robert H. Michel, ft-Ill. Ford also signed landmark legislation revamping federal housing and community .Jffljan Fowler of Fairbanks, Alaska. He moved through a heavy schedule of illeelings and ceremonies Thursday, ending with development programs and authorizing $11.9 a private dinner at the White House for Vice billion in the next thrvears. ~11l~ ~ I IN throw rocks at a white neighbor': windows. Tlie neighbor, a relative of a boy who died after a figh t with a black youth fall, cnils the Sa..ford l'tdice 1 'imrtm - nt last By JEAN PAflESON herald Staff Water Reactions In Seminole Counts' to President Ford's proposal to grant limited amnesty to Vietnam deserters and draft (lodgers appears to be en thusiastic I like the idea Every body's got a right to think what the like, esen about war, " said John Williams (if Midway. Ho wever, Williams added he would prefer the aninesty to Ix, looking for other good (It ((IS ihi' dircc tar yells Cut' kS ago in Seminole Gardens, a predominently 1 The judge, who has been listening to ot he r attorneys recite the rules of crimin al procedure for-an hour, he feeis he has no choice. He calls in the two po licemen, tells them his is dismissing the charges agai nst the woman, and starts to explain why lit' is gentle at f irst, realizing the men are going to be angry and not really understand. -- Theco[areangry Very angry. Ill(-- little one, tile white one, begins looking at the ceilin1' and turn'ng his back on tile Judge. The judge raises his soice, tells them they exceeded their authority. They broke the law. They blew the case, Police hut! Ikn Butlir says he's going to show the judge's order to the city council "so they know what we have to go through to solve a family problem" The prosecutor is planning to appeal ' Somewhere out there perhaps in . lolly wood, Calif. T the cameras are cranking up to record another episode in the continuing struggle to bridge the gap between the the little girl? A subpoena? Had they witnessed a inisoleineanor? A felony7 No. your honor, Is a citizen legally bound law and real life. But we don t base to to answer questions of the pol ice a t the scene, without watch TV. That struggle is right here, esers tiny - th e President said. - - . . -- A - - . -. - - - % - - - : j' 4 . - - %41 - 1. ' • h 1111.1, KRA NII'At unconditional "You either is ainflisty ited To TV Tube situation with perfect tact, tirive off in the squad car, ' i __ 11 , I TOOTH I 5.00 BANDAGES they know to have a long arrest record for disor(lerly and violent behavior, Th e aunt begins cursing at the officers, and slams tier door in their face . Later, they see the woman and the child ouitI&' and approach, one grabbing the child The aunt begins screaming, cursing the polke and (allmfl on her neighbors to come out and help her . ICe Dram supervfsehermoreclosely The White woman who called hugs her black neighbor. Everyone hugs everyone. Th e two polkunen, basing handled i potentially unpleasant List %U CURAD Bandages 88 L0 . uc,.,ess mastic Ring Notebook Spiral Theme Book Assignment BOOK FOR Vitamins YADEC 80 80 I 'She No. 2 rn i'iiver'1 no political trips hnd been ts ) 200 heets / S T Bond Finish C Piece Set e or 0 --- , IL ' 0 : `0 PENCILS TABLETS 2,50 MG 4, Sfl '10 — - sched i- __ - police. A pair of patrolmen arr i ve, one white the other black. The white woman who called for assistance dir ects t hem to one of the tiny black gins who threw thi rocks The policemen locate the girl s grandparents ho give them permission to question her They do The chitd is sore The grand paren ts promise to 8C Value AIWR~- With 3 - PENCIL 5 rI P . Ini % C i ,, & .:, I - SCHOOL u BOX Complete _____ Kit 0 --~- I ------" -- DESK-LAMP wommim -- emino e - A& CONSTRUCTION T PAPER Before meeting with Khaddam, Ford greeted 100 farm vouths at tile White Ilonse and told t1nn 'in i very few years all of you will be By DONNA ESTES renewal cards were not signed Democrats and 30 Republican.s. Young, Neal Justin and Duaine Earle and Richard Kelley The herald Services by voters and returned to the . Ilk!l'ublie Service Commission. Bob Hattaway of AlLamonte wWle former rxmoc e l isted on the Sept, 10 part)' *ratic party Mucon are seeking their party's among the Republicans While counties throughout cotthouse elections office. Of ballots vying for A Republican contest is on Spr ings for ano th n ine offices, nomination for this office. er legislative boss }rry KwlatkowsM and Florida For governor and lieutenant record lot the Dist, 16 egist.-xing 4ains in this number. the pii toffice sent rylusiv "t , State seat. !Ili" I.Poi Bill King (Raase1berry ) are numbers of eligible oters in back to Mrs Bruce 2,400 cards governor, Democrats will Senate seat currently held bv . flS Will CI' 4tajor Interest among the I vying tor Me seat currently amon g the g Sept, 10 and Oct. I indic Bebn —. r" both party can i,uccnuent i on lson, aqnwie eld by cnmisson er G re g and J.H. Williams, To*m *' Adams between Archie Gay and Jan didates for IWO seats on the Driurimund, who did not primaries, Seminole shows a deliverable, which usually seat which Winter Park E.erd and Public seek Sen. and Burl McCornilck, Norman zhrl) 5,000 eans those persons have Republican Ed Gurney Is vice Commissioner county commission were rlectjon. Paula Bie and Florence Keen, Ben lions Supervisor Camnlla moved, she said, automatically nominated when vacating. ' Hill G Bru ce. No contests are on the GOI, fil ed or re-el ection and Registration books for both riffin and a Eleanor Rep. Vince Fechtel will face Eleven Democra ts including Candidates Griffin for the U.S. while the GOP House nominees Edward Havill ballot for lol precinct co rnBruLe said ior to the prinwries are now closed, burt George Palmer, u • on . The win ner of their Robert seat given up by Gunter to run are Jerry Thomas and Mike N vember ballot. the mittee offices. For the Spring purge of the voter rolis, voters may register until this contest wifl meet Democrat Oct. 1 Brewster, Bill Gunter, David for the Senate are: Gordon Thompson. SefflInOle had 47,439 eligible to be eligible for the Nov. 5 ihigginbottom, Mallory Robert Pearson of Sanford j Horne, Brown, Robed Coker, Joseph County Commission Qialr- mitteeman office Robert voters, but the total now is general election. All time members of the the general election. State Rep. man John Kimbrough (R- Brunner of Rolling Hub and Richard Pettigrew, Richard Desmond and JoAnn Saunders Florida cisbinet are up or 41,9. Some 1O.3 registration Eugene Mooney Eighty-two candidates-52 Stone, Glenn Turner, Burton among the democrats and lw election a well as two seats fo (R- Longwood ) is being ch8flenged Carl Buechner of Altamonte ________ _______________ n Casselberry) will by vying with by Tom Bioford (nood Spr ings are candidates. By CHR tS NEI.SON T-.4o officers respond, coming to the station and 0 Iferald Staff Writer 0 kvate the grandparents of Nd calling a lawyer? Is it a Two siliall children the mentally retarded girl, crime to slam ttk,door in a throw rocks at ttw window and find the apartment of cop's face? of a neighbor, who calls the the girl's aunt, a woman No. your honor. p C R i "Tile best Politics is to right here in tile White house tending to the affairs of govern nient. But I cannot rule out the possibility of political appearances," said terflorst, running the country so you had better learn ho to run it l)etter" ---c.!",; The l're'ident strode across the de Rose Sparkling clean and checked out mechanically are the Seminole County Schoo! Board's 146 htLi fleet lined up a w aiting the first day of school, Sept. 3. Thouøds of local students will be delivered from ops iiear their hortics daily on 131 of 1.1je buses traveling 400 diffeeent routes. FIfteen of the vehicles Ill remain at the school bus barn In 1ngwood for use In final Inspection to the fl eet are Roy Wright II! (left), b cases of emergency or for relief. Giving a us manager, and Woodrow Burused, school superintendent of transport ation. Half the school bus route schedules were printed in Thur. - - LABEL 12 F TAPE 0~ :__. 9 To 3 $ Square Plank Shade White Golden Gooseneck II * I AVERY presidenc y. - Cra ola \ / Value religion. People who want to learn." - imit I - c 84 Size 77 WATCHES 95 5 - . _________________ '— / his current efforts. "I don't care about their POliUcs or their "1 have a 17-year-old boy coming here H father is the be geneticist in Hungary. CRAYONS ;t C L GOOSENECK - 1 j "I've entertained delegations . LABEL MAKER uI_1 ' - TIM I INCHES that might bolster the ir, flag. ging agricultural effor ts . size. CRAYOLA Iff . C 13 AVERY Spiral eg. 49c ach APE " __ BUSES . PROTRACTOR - ~ TRANSPARENT - . hundreds visited the Garst farm a mile e&U of coon ftp.. ids. tigFicullcural delegations of an" lue LePAGES - when Khrushchev, wile, daughter3and an entouagf eat better" Garst d.lrt rn r - Books ____ 1`1111_________ MEDCO____________ COUPON -. SCHOOL _____ ~ The trading venture reached an apogee on SepL M, IM, Reg. 1.59 --- ., __________________________________ C f-T _____ Imp(Iigfl Istcn posing (or ifl(lI idtial photo GOP candidates. Earlier hc took time to pose with a do7en senators up for re election But White House Press Secretary Jerald F terhlorst said Ford will not campaign as much for (SOP congressional candidates this year as he had planned bere ascending to the graphs with 13 ceks li - . CRAYO$5 . ___ - i 6 RULER I 79c VALUE . - 00 BOOKS Asst Sizes ___ - ____----------- With m8s \ West in the 1930s, convincing farmers to switch to hybrid seed corn. He was just vincing with the Russians in VALUE - ° Iz - ____ edition. COMPOSITION COMBS ple - --- I __ •. - - _____ _____________________ DUO-TON 81G=3 Y PACK i— - ____ ________________ 1 8 — MEDCO COUPON 3 SUBJECT COMPOSITION .. world's fie said delegations that flock tohI3centraI.Iowzfarm tovjew his (arming methods 'all base POINT COLORS _0 Iff Convinced that it would pm duce greater yields Un the old openoUenad con, he and a I FINE c Hybrid seed corn had bm a passion wi th Garst snc ig,o. I I il I order book and went to Russia and Romarda in IM, arw sold about $1 Million worth of hybrid -'rom Chile and the Soviet Union MARKERS / communication between the two countrs" He pack ed his course In American (arming PENCIL SHA PENER .. Soviet Union, he said, Ithought there should 1964 and died in l. "I went over onded With anybody during that perio" Garst ezpI. "IWouldn'thaewantedtogo to the Soviet Union and Mr Khrushchev after he had been dc rn oted It would base been embarrassing to him nd 0 the people who demoted him" But m 19fl he urged Russia's agriculture minister, - BIC BANANA .4 IIilun Khaddam of Ssr,a is part of continuing talk that Ford and Seretarv of State Henry A Kissinger are conducting with Middle East officials to la' groundwork for the next stage of negotiations for a peace settlement Ford hopes to meet with Israeli Prime \lmister Yitzhak Rabin and Saudi Arabian Forcign Minister Omar Sakkaf over the next three - - President-designate Nelson A. Rockefeller and six 10,19-time congressional friends. -4 - - ~__. . --w.'!~____ .._1-._.__1__ L_nLA&Z TaIks %O meeting _________________ - 95" TO 62" ~_ eac lo iiiip sti teg - . i east 'i * ~Aol 1 I Co, now one of the "I - ad%ocaldsplteremoaJofa - 4 - ;- rri 0 - Irl ;n.r M d . , q P : . 1,1_ __. --, .~:tr_v-.j V -1,r---_ : ---' . _.___.1 7 i ; __ n _~~-_,:~-_Ai ,rt-_=:Q42f - _t _ql WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford is "413 Vt A ~~ __ .. __ii~ . - AZA~ turning hisattention back to the Middle East in a 106__~~ ':'' :_-~- ~7~-, ~4- ling with the Syrian foreign minister after --, 11 - h(l(dJir) th lop Republican campngn leaders . Ion the' fall elections, 4f — o(hl\'s White house with Abdel Garst remains gregarious I - I - I ______ °flJs 9 • `4r'l 6 v I A I 1.-• .~ - i1 grow well In cold, northern k . -- I Fo r 111` 1 `_ I PKG OF 10 87c Value . .1, !U1U(JL - 1 Now he speaks by nuzzling a b1itterY-Powend device into the deep folds of his viroat. As he slowly exhales, his thoughts pour out In a flat, metallic _____________ .. 7 -T .Ti-' - M / 8 Russians is, i' -- IM . 78 that hybrid grain sorghum 4 1 - — ________________________ POINT PEN C Limt 1 ~~ !I / N Vht" A- - Value Aladdin With 2 Pt Bottle 1__--~ N iith Today the tenacious G arst again dealing Irith the Russians —_ — — __________ Ir - AF-V -141) :Z--- ~ tieveiopment of detente between the United States and I - ' R i Sanford, Florida 32771-Pri ce 10 Cents — ZZ-1.4Z --Z-/ I Rapids, a Corn Belt town of hair, rumpled shirt and beltless lenge such as coexistence nreons irc.srs hitched high by sus with Russia. said about as follows: 'I said: BY I — No. 2-Friday, August 23, 1974 "He peace. = D etente Played Par t In Soviet grossnaUonal Is once again In%jtIng Russian his tation. But he also talked pi progress ... and in my oplWon, good case of It.9iii, . agricultural speciiiiiists 10 production on armament. I 'How would Our maintenance of air bases is mainstreet headquarters of the ened, but he retains a tem. tics with the former Hussj= pcQ,W uu,that we d at I t you likecountered: t Garst isn,t a big ha eas o have American 1OW2 farm. Sharing food pro. man physi. sprawltrig Gar;1 & Thomas Co. pered, Im!ierlous manner and premler. That's *hen he made twice as great Ind air a waste of ductlon knowledge, he gays, ustrial pro- bases surrounding Your cOun- energies.' American funds and cally, perhaps 5-feet-10, but he's an air of confidence that he is the "poor horse trader" re- ductiveness as the Soviet Un, will show the way to world mark the most important man In Coon Garst's thinning, defiant gray equal to any meaningful chat. He didn' t argue. He only on. i ! .I _., ception. Garst discussed k himself as a ( ant, t 'Pioneer' - k."CEN %%E~F,NIARK JEFF DAVIS The VFW reaction 01 Ford's announcement was describe as stunned" by on-the-spot o servers, although For d said they were "understanding." .ommanders of the have indicated their organizations are dissat isfied wi th amnesty I m Uwoing the eight of n presidency Into the scal es of justice on the side of lenienc I foresee their earned rentr earned r e-e ntry- into a flc complete I think the esident's going limited amnesty came as a and mutual trust,' Ford sail forgive or you don't forgive," forgiveness" She believes about it Just fine," said Bill dramatic, last-minute addition and added: lie -said. "I don't like half aninesty shmild be granted Kramer of 22.14 Sanford Ave., to his speech at a Veterans of measures, but any kind of "As I reJect amnesty, so ; ithout conditions Sanford. oreigns Wars conv ention m reject revenge." amnesty is better than no Other persons had reserKaren Westmark of Ravenna ChicagOiNfunday, simply refers amnesty, I suppose." In Washington, the proposal her approval of Ford's me so fDrm of al ernate ser%ice dor3ed the idea of conditional t the Longwood-Markham Road ,aritis and letting all bygones be in proposal. "I is pleased to see the president bygones want to know in order to "work their way amnesty if done on an in. exactly what the conditions he back into American society" disidual, case-by-case base making a move toward "Conditional amnesty, and talksaboutaretforeiagree" "In my judgment , these But pr o-a mnesty groups said favoring amnesty, but like underline the 'conditional."' she said, adding she would be )oung Americans should have a Williams she opposed said Jeff Davis of they would be satisfied only 2018 Cedar agalnst granting limited amnd cha nce to contribute with unconditional, blanket seco limitations be ing at tached. Ave . , Sanford I think Ford's ncst unless the conditions their fair share to the forgisentss and predicted less "It's okay granting con- right about limiting ainnesty." ivere* stringent. rebuilding of peace among of the exiles would return on a ditional amnesty if the men Ii Co nd itional amnests s fine Ford hose proposal about urcelses and with all natjons o accept it," she said "But Id limited amnesty basis prefer it to be unconditional, not choice." "I'm for conditional amnesty. . rr -: Wi : :- -' ' I' - vations about welcoming back Park, Sanford, was less positive to allowing the war resisters got mixed reaction. Some en- hail-way. People should be able to believe whatever they like II it's their belief they dun want to fight it should be their ' Pro osed Taxation Re May e p S ock t I'd also be for unconditional amnesty. In fact, I'd prefer it," WASHINGTON APi — 11 will include a number of the sale o(a personal residence said J.C. Aikcn of 2110 Park CUirman Wilbur D. Mills. Dprovisions in the area of capital If enacted, the ameni Ave., Sanford. Ark, of the ta x writing House gains and losses, which should would allow any gain on theI "They've suffered enough," Ways and Means Conuiiittee, is be of material benefits to sales price of a residence up to 'I1''. .. I T_ r+' ~ - IF r ,rp L C I . -_ ~~_ - .. --~41 F- = - - - - "feiZa- - -- a. ~- - ~-_ , I ___ V, ~.=~_ - -- - - __. ~ - k ' .. - .. - . A) '/ 'y - *' Index said Mrs. Jillian Ross of Winter Ir)ing to spread some cheer taxpayers and investors across SM,000 to escape taxation. on Around'rheClock .. Park Drive, Casselberry along a gloomy Wall Street with the nation:' 4A ' amounts above that, a pro rata "Seven years some of them a reminder that tax revision Bridge.. 6B Among these provisions will reduction would be provided. Calendar have been away from their may be on the way. I 5A be a reduction in the capital Mills aLso 3aid the bill would homes trying to make their way Comics . 6B After the st oc k market closed gains tax for assets he ld more increase the investment tax in foreign lands. They're not Thursday at Crossword Puzzle 3B i lowest since than five years so that no more credit-from 4 per cent to 7 per criminals; they're Americars. July 14. 1970. Mills' office re. ftn Dear Abby .... ......... 7A 30 per cent of the gain on cent-for property used mainly They would have been leased Dr. Crane ... a statement that noted the sale of the assets would be for supplying electricity or gas l. Iamb t'ri:ninais if they'd gone off and the sagging market. &A . subject to tax, to local distribution systems. killed pi in cold blood in a Horoscope It said the tax revision bill to The bill also would give all That would put it at the level war they didn't believe In." Hospital '1k' 5A given final consideration by borneowr.ers the relief now af- already available for other m"Mrs. Russ added. "amnesty the committee Obituaries beginning Sept. forded to taxpayers over 65 on dustnies. Television ill -- ____ _ �.. 2A— Evening Herald - Friday, August23, 1974 — ___________ POLICE BLOTTER -_- __________________________________ 4$ - — — .r _______________ Sanford Temps Inc., at 977 E. Hwy. 1%. p 4.I _______________________________ State Agencies Nix Savings Measures CBS Reassigns Rather cIemsous NAME NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE OF INTENTION TO NOTICEspygivti.m 'oici is PIEREBY c,ivEpd REGISTER FICTITIOIS NaME tfl biJjaflhj3 It WS N. the CIty C.ancIi of ?P* City of Semoran Blvd., Wint it Park. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. th.et the Cantlberry, florida. will hold a NOTICE IS HEREBY GVEN. oioi,c hear.r.q to to he STh1loCOuniy.FlorIdiil4rtp,e regIster H'ie tJcltinus name of mat R. B. RIw' v• rcio of it. fraIbtity ci granting a fict'tos name variance of CHARGE ICa$ tOt' • III died tO in to pie-mgi two mobde home I. register said name with th Clerk issued theron. The certificate contaIn1n 7.000 sQuare feet each. the Circi,st Court. 'nirioe County. rsnnbers and years of issuance. of described Florida .H't aCCordanCe with the Yes$erd.1's Pof 97 low tpu desóIptionofthoprop,fly,andffi, Porty prov110 01 the Fictitious Nam, in morn,nQ 73 Thr was rain na r. Msesied .' The East 70 feet 011.01 72. me Statutes. To Wit: Section us•at Florida Statutes )S7. *est30leeeotLof77and,M(ast PM'tly Cloudy Certifici?, No. Year of 5: Eric Adam's feet of Lof 73. Duct Pond Addti to "' a hjnc of may tteqro Furniture. Inc. C1ssfberry, accormg to the piat 'dtt5ho'* HighSmOtIyjn the DescrIption of Property All SW ti By: Bernard Kaplan NE ta OS Ifld lows ton'gP.t n he low to 01 Between Lake Mary Rd. & Prejident P,,,tlic Records of Semjl Ry 1 N 701 W.nds VI,lblO mostly Br Rd. Publish. Aug. 2.5, to. 23, 1514 Co,snty. Florida .'tPI5 tOp vn Pt Rain po,t,ty Name inwhid, asseea Southern DEE Ptiblc Hrarlg wilt be P ' TItle ResOarth Co. N6tlCEpFAppLIAy" Casieiberrv City Hall. CS La .i pw' cent Sa',zda, All of Uid properly betn., In the FOR TAX DEED Triplet l)rie, on Monday. ___________________________ - SKATE CITY with the Clerk Of liii notic, thI? a GENERAL ELEC. -. -_::--;' that the l4year-old Larisky is too ill to stand trial. The judge refused to dismiss the charges against Lansky, but he added, 'The case will lie dormant on the calendar until the defendant dies or government counsel acts responsibly and (hismflisses the case." Lark)' was ne of seven persens charged ith skimruing I3 million in profits Iron', the Flamingo. V . new e!onlent entered this year: A demand to recoup for the West German Agricultural general treasury some of the Minister Josef ErtI warned last windfall profits energy thrit adopt policies to mflt'et their own problems. cornS prospect FAIUI'l,AV, Cob. AP — The first elected black mayor in Colorado's history says her biggest challenge is to get the streets paved in this tiny mountain town, founded a century ago by gold miners. 'You can't imagine how many shors you wear out Just walking across the streets," said Ada Evans, An eight-year resident, Mrs. Evans and her family are the only blacks among the SO0-population of Fairplay, which is tucked in a valley aL'ut 64) miles southwest of Denver and nestles about a half mile below the 14,000-foot peaks of the Rocky Mountains. In addition to getting dusty streets paved, the mayor wants to plan for limited growth by attracting some light industry, annexing some nearby acreage and adding recreational facilities. import not ' first tapes arose, issue against seven of his former and Austria In an effort to bar provide time to salvage health The appeals court responded aides also named Nixon as an imports of milk, cheese and legislation, at least in strippedThursday, saying, "We suggest unindicted coconspirator in the other produce from those na- down form that could be exto the district judge that a con- case. tions and Germany panded later. Danger Of Coal Strike it NOTICE CF MPPLICATION FORTAXDEED 111.415 Floe-Ida Statvtss of I , NOTICE IS-HEREBY GIVEN, 0 K. NOVELTY PRODUCTS. md that P. 8. Riser the holdir of the Dollar, Pound Decline possiblity of i (ull.blown strike later thIs year. Govern. mnent and industry "shouldn't worry about five days," Miller told some 3,000 coal miners and union supporters at a roth' here Thursday. "If they don't do something before Ni'v. 12, they'll have a lot more than five days to worry about." The five-day "memorial period" which ends Revenue, Earnings High BIGGEST JUMP HERE I Cost of Livth9' Keeps Climbing p RATJS Economic Troubles The N'kn$ t4 1 "' thousands who have died In mine accidents. The present national contract expires Not'. 12. Is coming Net Park Cancels Decrees INFLATION PRACTICING WITCH WORKS Sbarv Rlmrni is hlgtl priestess of ii t'nven of Green 83)', Wis., ttltrtl(s. She says most people have the ti rang idea about stlt I hr, Stocks Go Lower In Slow C?JçYt it4TERNATAL SII.VCR COMPANI FREE with the purchase '.>' y KitchenAid. i ludwg lilt this u'isr. , f of any dishwasher - - A Taste Of Rocky i. 1111 tIIlIi . ) — BIG! put armonawv CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE DOLLAR I Mow's thc timc to savc wour moncy. Sometimes, the pace of modern life is almost dizzying. Today's headlines are history almost before the ink is dry on the newsprint. And financial security gets more important as it gets harder to come by. That's why you'll be glad there's First Federal of Seminole, where your savings earn top dollar, Whether you open a passbook account. .or invest in high-yield savings certificates, Do it, Now. - i: - WASHINGTON i APi -- Nelson A. Rockefeller swept through ('opitol 11db offices to visit lawmakers and test the reaction to his nomination as vice president. (.ommtRees are preparing for Rockefeller's iii the Uou.se and Senate i onlirmutlon hearings beginning next month, His tour lttracted an entourage of reporters and tourists, and the former Sew York governor said that "it's like Alice In Wonderland." The only cloud in Rockefeller's day in ('ingress catiie when Sen. hlarry M. Goldwater, fl.Ariz., hili former presidential rl'il, declined to pose for pictures . Trading Inflation Rits - .--,------.-.-.-..-.._----.,- Ut 1' ."O.\OPOL)' F!4RE1i Chou V/rites President - I Economics Bothering Pros Little Risk Seen Protestant governriient official arid wounded another late 'lIiursdaynightneart)ungannon,inCountyTyronc,pvjice aidtoda. A police spokestiian said both men,officials of lie pri'vinee's Knvironziiint Ministry, were shot In the lu-k ttiile they were checking vehicles in a rural area (hliiIrIIled by ttie guerrillas if the Irish Republicar' Ar lll Ihit' 510) ing ratsed ttit' official toll in the Protestant- ' U.S. i)oJl' IM•Ji,1 °1£UrOl)cau Markets Living Cost Up? So What's New? rest to prison. Five of the death sentences had been ( -lIlIlIiuted to life Imnpriserunerit. ' , - SEOUL, South Korea (APt — President Chung flee Park today canceled the two decrees that made political ilissent punishable by death. His opponents urged him to declare an amnesty for those tinvjcted of violating the decrees and to abandon to other emergency edicts he issued, but a spokesman said pending cases would not be affected. Park said thedecrees were no longer necessary Icauc last eek's assassination attempt against him had unified the country and convinced the people of the threat of ('oninitinisl siibversi'r*. A total of 171 npnents f h'r,'s du'titoriaI regime here convicted (1 violating WA.SI HN(;i'ON I -- ('hinese Premier Chou En-mi sent l'restdent Ford a "very warm and pers('nal better," White house press secretary Jerald F. terhlorst volun. tL'tre(l to reporters at a news finding Thursday. He gave fl' other details. Immy Spasms Income Drops 11I'!iI ______ - RJAS1I Market Struggles I S00N Showdown To Narrow Gain,onsumers Feeling ) I Is ". ' _____________________________________ - 1 - ment Shoes Mayor's Woe county, Ftoe-ina, to Section us.o,. Florida Statutes, SANFORD ORLANio RE CREATION CENTER. INC. - . MIIT Secretary Treasurer A. rj, 301 Ii, DEE-143 ----'. • .....-,,, WASHINGTON AP The Sirica on Thursday reset the John N. Mitchell, former attor- tinuance for further trial prepa- week the CAP was in danger of panies reaped from the oil trial of former top Nixon aides case for Sept. 30 after the U.S. ney general and Nixon cam- ration by all parties of perhaps disintegrating completely. crisis. in the Watergate cover-up case Court of Appeals here strongly paign manager, and 11.11. Hal- three to four weeks would be will be delayed at least three suggested a delay of three to demon, ex.White house The House Ways and Means Erti blamed the crisis on xchief of appropriate in this weeks because of the mass of four weeks. staff. Although the appeals court change rate fluctuations which Committee has nearly finished White house tapes to be used as But an attorney for former Ehrlichriian's Supreme Court did not order Sirica to delay the rilean invoking complicated work on a tax bill. Chairman evidence, presidential adviser John D. appeal said the massive public- trial, the suggestion carried border taxes. Wilbur D, MilLs, fl-Ark., is reThe Supreme Court, however, Ehrlichman filed an appeal ity surrounding Watergate in with it the implication that any However, 30,000 Bavarian ported determined to push it to has been asked to delay the with the Supreme Court a few general, the .age in the House. recent Impeach. convictions could be overturned farmers thought their governcase until next year because of hours Later asking the vacationproceedings and Nixon's on appeal if the lawyers could ment was to blame and marwhat defense lawyers claim Is ing Justices to block the trial resignation The of a national had created an at- claim they had not had ade- ched on Munich to protest health plan protecting families from Richard M. Nixon's re.sig. Defendants in (Lw case in- fair trial impossible for the forThe appeals court, however, farm prices, nation as president. serious illness also has dangled elude Ehrlichmari, formerly mer President's aides. appeared toreject the plea bra U.S. District Judge John J. Nixon's chief domestic adviser; of doing for years before the public. They accused BonnCommon The Watergate special prose- postponement until after Jan, 1 nothing while other Conflicting pressures on the excutor's office had joined de- because of the shape and publicity issue. Market countries subsidized tent, financing of the fense lawyers In telling the Sirlca had rejected both raappeared their this week to have farmers and !t.aly raised bill Court of Appeals that the tionales for delay in a court barriers against Get- killed the chances (or agreemountains of tapes and (ran- hearing Monday, but acment even within the Ways and scripts being delivered to them quiesced on the preparation is- man produce. Means Committee thIs year, alafter screening by Sirica made sue less than two hours after the Italian farmers are happy though President Ford has it difficult to prepare for a Sept. higher court's ruling, either. They have gathered in cited a health plan as one of his trial. Sirica had set the date The grand Jury which re- the thousands to close roads priorities. six months ago, before the turned a cover-up indictment and rail lines from Switzerland A Lame duck session could financial wizar(I of (he underworld, may never stand trial in the $36 million Flamingo hotel case. 'H ___ I Cover.Up Trial Delayed Meyer Lcznsky III - -- 'w'r — Legul Noce - yw . lint the tinfinkhnij items aL, Dutch farmers isolate two Market take radical action, Retail prices do not reflect the middlemen are amassing. include some likely to provoki' harbor towns, blocKing all Gross overproduction has the drop In farm income, The The Common Belgian farmers block main freight movements. Market's Corn. pointed questions by voters— ushed the prices paid the farmers charge that the gov- mon Agricultural Policy— Ind campaign opponents roads around Brussels with Europe's millions of small farmers for their beef, pork, ornmentc have taken only CAP—issupposedtoharmcI tractors, farmers, often cultivating only wine, fruits and vegetables limited steps to give them farm prices and conditions Congress has been promising French pig farmers prevent a a few acres, are taking to the down while the cost of fuel, Icr. direct aid and meanwhile have throughcit the nine member for years to close tax loopholes nations. But it is largely ig- and ease the burden on those nored by various governments with middle and low incomes. It HAI1LAN, Ky. APi - United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller says the Impact of this week's national coal County. Stat. of Ilorida. on Tuei.day with the Clert of the Circuit Court, tftltictej I. a tait deed to be I'WCCt'eding the I Seminole County, Florida in ac issued thereon. The Ce?Iticate ,, Novrmbeq, A 0. 574 CO1'dance W1tt the PrO'vilóit of the rmberi and years of iSSuance, the Tuesday being the FIFTH ay of Fic?ltIoIA Name 5tatu$e. Towi desuiplicnof?piI,pyop,qly,and the ctIonS3Ø Florida Statutes r. rme In whkji It NOVEMBER. to fill the following was MW$Iod Iti off iceS 5: Emmett M. Osborn as follows: United SPates s.eLoan D. KeIlw Certificate No, 431 Year of Represantanve in Congress for the P'jblith: Aug. 15. 23. , Sepf., 1,74 l5*uInc, 1N1. 4. S Conqresslon.pt D4srict DEE 5$ Description of Property Lot 12 G.overror and Lieutenant Mecca Hammock P1st Book 1 Page FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF APPLICATION Governor Notice is Pt,r,by given that I am FOR TAX DEED Secretary of State Name in which asste WlltIar, (Section 1?1.IS Florida Statvtes of enoaoedinbusne1sa, ISO SanJ.ndo T Attorney General SP(lflQi Dr. 1555) Loncwood. Seminole Cor,iptrolter *n of $.iid property bflnq in the County, Florida under IPte fictitious Unless such c.erlificate or CI!' partly Ctouty oth • ""i County of SemInole tatecpf Florida '.00n fP'evvafier as poss.ble ot thuvidho thatGor$idlneKi,kthehoe-of,h, CornmisSk.nfrof Education stall be redeemed C' maw NOTICE Please IS HEREBY GIVEN. followIng CLUB..ndt? govern yourself (luring the niglit aria ',.ing ours Cording to law the ac i"hI!dtOr.g1ir tIticpt certificates has I lIed sai Commlnlonir of Agriculture ittat 0. c. Kirk the holdet of property COrdirtgly %alI be nedeeme mc name with the Clerk of the me Certificat 'iso ,fl th Sjtjt CO5 and hr a an deed to be Two (3) in WC Cetcit !' S01lo, Cordlnp to law the Property certificates (SEAU '4. his fli*d said issued Commissioners, flOfida Circuit Court, Se-mino( Count 4n0 dur 'no . fh If t*rn Ind certificates will be Sok. to the thereon - The certificate Public Service Commission Mary W. Hiothorne Florida in accordanct with the de1crRid in Such Certificate or rvinng hours efseweiq. HiUM in highest cain bidder at the court twtkat,, for a tax deed to be Plumbers and years of issuance. itti State Senators for I55ud thereon. The certificate desa'Ip$ion of the City Clerk the Following 'Ovltlom of the Fictitious Name certifIcates wilt be sold to the 'he upper to properly, and the Senatorial DIstricts: 1 los Lows me hous door on the h day of Sap'lumbers Snd years of issu.nce, CIty 01 Casseiwe-ry. Statutes, 70% ToWit: Section $4305 highest Cash er at me court the names in WhICh it was assessed are Member of the State Hou. of timber, 1574 at 11:00 AM. Pioull dXr On t of the wIt day of Sep Florida and me Florida Statutes 15,57. Dayton Beach tides for Seturdy Pepvesentatiyes toe the foIing Publish: Aug. 2., to. 2L 1511 ten'tber, 1574 at 11:00 A.M. Dated this Doted this 7th day 01 August. 1574 7h day 04 Augult, asrtsmei follows: in which It was assessed are Certificate No. U Veer of Issuance House Districts: 33. 34 44. 43. .ndSunday hlQhl30Im 2*1 Dated this flh day of August, 1574 A 0 1574. Afl pm, inw isn H. B.chIt. Jr i a m. • Brd Of wnty Co,nmiu,rs. DEE-i? Jessie E. WunCh pm Certificate Plo. 1041 PjbIjsh Aug. Arthur H. Beckwflt, ,lr, Year of CisrtoICircuUCou,,ol Description of Properly Lots 1, 2 high73C,v,J 11pm, District t. 1 uance 1572. Clerk of Circul' Court 01 DEE 114 INVITATION FOR BIDS Saminote County, m N5 j FtOf lot) (Less N 763 Ft 04 I 35 pm Prl Mobers of the a is Descriptionot Properly Lots 221 W 63 Ft of Lots 1 Semite County. Florida PibIith: Aug 17. IS. a'x. 1514 C.n.$veraI Saturga, n1 Districts LI. 1) 81k? Tr E NOTICE OF APPLIC.TlON 73 (Less Rd.) FIost5 Add No. 2 to Ida Creai TH( SEMIPSOLE 4m. I5 en .iow7 77mm .• m DEE.n COUNTY Sanford Touwsof Pal 34 P064 + (SEAL) FOR TAXDEIO Altamo, PB 1 PG 13 Deputy Clerk hgh 7am. 112. 113, 113. 116 + Ill. In Testimony Wher, l have HOUSING AUTHORITY, SAN Name inwtticti assessed Cold lip 177 ri 9Opm 2 3$ pm, lOw NOTICE Of A PUBLIC HEARING (Sct.on 151M3 Florida Staletsis if FLORIDA will receive ds PubliSh: Aug. 12. 15. a . mI Name lit which assen Emily hereunto set my hard and allied TO C0SIDER THE ADOPTION Enlerpr Inc. for MODEPPIIZATIOPII OF ED DEE 76 WIIIlamSDeBOW,JorLouise POffy, the Great Seal of the State OFANOROINANCE BY THE CITY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, All of said properly t*ng in ____________________ WARD HIGGINS TERRACE. me Jr., Gretcpwq Denis DeBose. Metba FIoride,at Tellahaflee,tpteCapj,a, FLORIDA PROJECT 153 that R. B. Riser the hOJ OF SANFORD, FLORIDA of the CounyafSeminole.Sfatl,ef Florida NOTICEOFAPPLICATION unt,l 2 Yvovw.e DeBose. Millard tinier thlstheNinetemth Day of Auguit. .m.on following Certificates has filed Unless such certificate or cer the 13th dsyOf SeptsimON TAX DEED DeBaw. A D. 1511. totke Is tirity ven ma, certificates for a si to be tifiif es shall be redeemed ac (kd 151.455 1571 at the Administration Build,no Florida %Iat.s of All of said OfflV in W Castt Brewer Court, Sanford NOTICE UNDER CO'TtmnIsIJOnROOmintt,C,tVHaII,n rumbefi and PeerS of swanc.,. lpte described in such Ceetifcate or Unless such Certificate Ot cie-. fl, CIII? of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 descriptiuo', of P1w property, and the Cer1iflcaf, FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTES will be sold to the G.C.kIrklhehoiderottNe,oIIing tlflcate Shall be redeemed ac o'clOck PM. On September?, 1514. to Publish Aug 73. 301 SePt 6. II, *574 In which U was Msessed are highest TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN aloud certificates his tiled sad cii' Cash bidder at the court cording to law the properly DEE 110 • hti i-i h-iiby given that the COntidiq the adoot.on ci an or as followshOuse door on the "Pt day of Sep. described in such Proposed forms 0, contract titicates form tax deed to be issued certificate or t't".'Q'e-d Plo PJfivan? the d.narce by he City of Sanforø. Cirtifit 1O Year o timber, 1571 at 11:OC' A.M. documents, Incluøng tPecil,cat,cirts teroon. The Cer1Ifit, 'lumbers Certificates will be s-old to me IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND are o file at the office of the aVid years of issuance, the des Description of Property t.o$ 3$ ORDINANCE $0. flu 16505, FlorIda Statute, will registir Arthur H. Beckwitts. Jr. huii door on the 5th day of Sap FLORIDA. Snfoid, Florida Adm,n,stration names in which It was assessed are "' SAN,tORD. and for Semincie County. Florida, OF FLORDA, Seminole County, Florida Dated thIs 7th day of August. Namt in which assess J. F 71. In re: the Marrla 01 upon receipt 01 proof 01 the AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 621 Id• Creal. Sarord, Florida CertifIcate No. 119Q Year of Arthur H. BtckwItPt Jr. JOEL pub1a,rni f tPii-5 nct'c,. the f FRANCIS OF SAID CITY, AS A-MENDED. Holly I Hallie Ku Wife HE A TON. Deputy Clerk Copej of the dOcument may be iSsuance 1570 Clerk of Circuit Court SAID ORDINANCE ADOPTING A PETITIONER AND JULIA MAE obtained IsPiOuj5 name. to wit PANT A All of Said property betrq in the Pubiisn: Aug. 17. 15. ZJ. 30. 1574 by deposilmg Dcriptlon Of Property NW '.. of with of Seminal. Cotetty. Florida HEATON, RESPONDENT. Q.71 RAMA.undVw$1chw,ar,eng(,ged POSITION CLASSIFICATION CountyofS.minof,,$,1Øff, the HOUSIn9 Authority for cacti tel , NE ' (LIII E ta Wi1 CH) Sec. Ida CronE, Ui'4e inousi,wt at Highway 1341 Howell PLAN FOR THE EMPLOYEES OF SUCh cert,fcate 0? Cii'NOTICE OFACTION doCument%Soobtannd Suthctit T S. 21 RE. 33 Acr Deputy Clerk 15 NOTICE OP APPLICATION TO JULIA MAE HEATOPI Branch Road. Sultry P?aja, in the SAID CITY, S.'ID AMENDMENT tificates Shari be redeemed IC Aill be reIunoej to c.tch Name inwpt;cp, assessedAlepics Publish Avg. 12. 14, 23,30. 1914 FOR TAX DEED City of Cassetbecry, Fiofidi PROVIDItG FOR AN IP4CREASE Cerdig tO law the Property RESIDENCE UNKNOWpl retumslhepraWec,flcat,mnd s.., DEE71 157.455 Flee-edS Statutes SUch certificate or That the parties int,rejjeij jn IN WAGES THEREUNDER ; ____________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ofher doCumpnt In good Alt of said properly being In the COOdtion that an action for MOdfkjtioc Of in. A copy shall be avalalitel, the Certificates ivII be lold to the e erpriso are Athirt I diy ,ittrr b'd crl County of Seminole, S'a'eoI Flora NOTICE iS IIEREI3'l GIVEN. Pç-rit (as' b-ei- a the C.'rt 5t CCC '.' -f C 'i Cer 1a' a i NOTICE OF ORDINANCE OF 1r1I int t Dts.otut,on f A CtfliIied Check Of Unless SUCh certilcatu or tee bank or.at. follOwing certificates Ptas fled said tq i tO thu CvSfCdy of the mindr Child, the ABANDONING RIGHTS-OF-WAY All parlle.,, in inlerf I'd CitiZens limber, *571.111.00 AM. ,t Orlando. Florida. Avg City of Sanford. FIor, US COrding to law the property Doled this 7th day of August, 1574, Certificates foe a tax deed t be TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN lOwit- ROSE MARIE HEAT0N. shall have an oppor,quty Ii 1,71 Gcvtcnment bonus or a satisfactory described In Such Certificate or Arthur H. ISSued thereon. The cirtiticate age NOTiCE Ii PWVeby given thaI the Backwfth, Jr PublishAug 23, 301 Sept. 1 lJ,157a heard at s,ad lIvears.ardyouarerfii3O bid bold eiecuted by the ddr-s Cf1itititt will be Sold to the SiIh.i'5 C'rt of C!rt y*ars Al iuuar'ee, N I!y Cet.'cff ci tt; C.t , copy - ol cI yjr c,-aer C liw Cify Con,niss-ion and acceptable sureties in ruigti45t Cash binder at the court properly, de's.cripti of the and the Cassef __ Seminole County, FIOd.I 'lie City of Sanford. flol berry, Florida. at its Regular defnses if any, to It on CARROLL amount equal to s p. (dl? the bid houie døor on the Pu day of Sep names In which It was assesSed are Meettng he1d on the 17th aay o, BURKE, Attorney for Peltionq PubliSh- Aug . 7, )43 1511 N Tarnrn, Jr thatl be tfmbr 1974 t It CO A M t fjIT, Od NOTICE UHD(P cirr , t.L-q-!st. A 1) - 1971, rthqCty HU Cr adre 62 Söntord Th S'CS%tI bidOry Al Dateø thiS 7th day os August, 1174 F:CT1TIOUS NAME STATUTE ________________________ be Certilicat, Plo. 136 Year of Casseiberry, FlOrida, pur PubliSh Aug 23. 1574 to Atlantic Bank Building. Sanford, r4red to turnish and nay NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Anhur H 8kwIm, Jr , lssne iss TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN DEE 141 Petition and Notice heretofore FlorIda, 37771. and file the OrigInal satisfactory performance Clerk of Circuit Court of NAME STATUTE riplln of Property LetS 81k wm M Clerk ot Circuit is hereby gen That the cvrn. passej and apted an NOTICE UNDER FftTlFlOiJS Court, payment bond or boTh TO *'ii1O? IT MAY CONCERN. Sminoi, County, FlCrid Piat BOOk 0 bt,wtgalow City itir-rsigned purSuant to the 7 Page dinance closIng, vacating and Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, NAME STATUTE Atttitli0 Noti* h hereby given that ff,q 17 ba O'eal, Ii calltd , the . aanonng. tlnd On or before the 17th day ol Sap Statute", Chapter TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: renoucing ---------------------proyisi undersIgned. pu'suant Deputy Clerk for egual imptoy,nenp to the "Fictitious Name 16305. Floe-Ida Statut,i. wdlr.giU.v Name in w$ulclu assassed gwjwffi disclaiming any aria timber. AD. *574; all rights ot the Nece her ?lt t3'4 S Fic$itsyi Name Statute Chapse 0 LeI MiryM. Louer HsWcft. City of O'PIOrWISO S OPPOrtunity, onu payment of nod less PublIsh: Aug. 12, 14, 73. * i5Th thE CutU, C*4flI1Glief, in 404 undersigned. pvrsuani tø me CaeIberry, FlorIda, aria the default *111 be Intend agiimt you than Florida $t4tufe, 'Ill f191$ffethe minimum SaIr' and DEE 77 properly beIng in lb. API of uld or the or Seminole pubflc in ord to me Floe-id., CUWsI,. t*Wt "FliIK *OUOwifta reilef demana. in -------------'1 Na,,. 5f,Co+" flt' - -. . .w. won — m rw -as set forth in the or me urcuit Court, Stafeof Coumtyof Seminole. Florida. descrbed property, to wil: receipt of proof Cf Phi publication of $5305. FIorld SlatuIes,wlIl register in and foe Seminole County, FIo'lda. Sf*(ifkltielfl mutt 1* paid on this Untesa such certificate or car. nets my Puand *itd Ph• Of. this notice, the fictitiouS name, to &th the County Coinptroflir, in That plated ttr$ ktio*fl as ,on receipt Of proof of th tincates shall be redeemed mc- Imperil Drive. Triplet lake Shoret ficlal seat of thts Court on me 14th *f f UI. TON SALES und4'r ruich I for SemfrIe County. Florida. upon Thr pu-tt.cat.yu 04 this AOti(e, ?tii lc Authoraty Of the Cly cordIng to law the property Addition mo Cass.elberry an- enQiged 'n b,s.nosS at 1001 re'setgt 4 p04 of the publicaTion Of as recorded diy of August. A 0 1574, Pali Sa,'Jør nane. towit BRANTLEY Florida reserves me in such certficate or ,ii I-tat Book I. Pagt 10. Public 1spiana (Seal) Way in Itue Cty 04 th ndte, the ic1Ous name, to SQUARE Bi.S,BER SHOP unv right 10 relect any or all bids or to cerlific.ates will be Sold to the Records of Sominl. Count,, Arthur H 11ekwlTh, Jr. (.ti.SI4VV, Fbi-ida wit. CAROLEE DISTRIBUTORS otticit lain ua1ye Ifly lflfOffl%..Ijt, engaged in husmess at ifl the highJ CaiN Udder at thi court Florida Clerk Of ClCuil Court IPuat the party interted in lad under wMoi I am I!a9td in bidding Brantle? Sauare Shapping Canter hou door on the wIt day of Sep tjjsiness ri'itc'rpnis-r is at followt. Seminole County the City By Flor4 Council 01 Slat, ioa- 434 in the Ctt 'io bid Ih,itl ho wthdrsan for fember, 1914 at 1100AM. FUL?Oti EiGlNEFRtPiG CO - Onmndo, FIr,d Cassetberry. FlOfida, this 18th da, B" Joy Stnkes Period Of S Oays Subi.eg,enp Anam'eae Sprms, Fq4a Dated thIj 717i day 04 Avg.'st, 1914, 01 August, A.D • 1574 10 tt INC Deputy Clerk Trif thu party iraresled it $Iid opnng of bldt Vuttio1it the ThaI the party interested 'ri s-aid Arhur H BeCkwith, Jr. consent ndmnacu. City Council of CARROLL BURKE By Br-aø buSiness enterprIse is as follows. as enterpets. it as foilowt olthe Housing AutPitiy04 tte City Clerk of Circuit Court Cf Attorney for Petitioner Casseiberry. fi,q st H. LindsOy 3: Marws L. Kemp Fi<ricj Seminole County. Florida SI? S.nford Atlantic Dated t CeMeiberry, S.oii'uinicI, 1;' Sr Mary W. Hawthorn. C'.fed St Oflai, F'Otida. July Dated at Csrnelbe-rry, SetnIruof, HOUSING AUTHORITY OF Ia iit ' City Bark Bldg. Clerk C0iurty . 1574 August ;. 1571 Courwy, t'cida. May Jisi. Phi. THE CITY OF SANFORD Deputy Clerk (SEAL) Sanlomil. FIorda 37771 PublisitAug 73 30&Sept 5.111574 Pva'sti Aug 2 1473,971 Pts)t Aug 5 !4,fl 57i FLORIDA g 13 15. 71 30, 1,71 PublIsh AUg PublIsh Avg 15.7.330 Sept 4)?7a NJI,ItShA,Q DEE u.a DEE 17 DEE 14 i )EE 71 5 il DEE u DEE 103 r'H- tt - .. - I(WhIESTEI3, Minn. AP - Erskinc Caidwell, author ii TPt)ilcco Ioad" and God's Little Acre," Is reported in satisfactory condition alter undergoing surgery to remove a growth oii a lung. The 70. ear.o!d ni'velist as operated on on Tuesday at \leth(lt iii 'p La I. I hs wile, Virginia, said Thursday that ht'r husband was "coming along line." ('akiwell caine twre for a checkup at the Mayo (iinic.3 ______________________ _____________________ FICTITIOUS NAME NotIce ore ffl'ttj! wIre t j 81 it known that s, oo.om w GUuon. Secretary of stof, of me 'irk. S1tioIe Court1, SPatC Of FIo'loa, do hiriby ve Fin auføerthevlctknousnamecf Fi !r('irt'C Irirmc —'-' ..... .. bruud bill designed to protect participants in private pension plans, establishment of new grapple with the budget and ini - PARIS (API French creases in Social Security bene. and ship from unloading 1,200 tons roads demanding that their tilizer, feed and credit have done little or nothing to control fits and the minimum German farmers dump tons of of Chinese pork. wage. governments and the Common shot up 15 to 30 per cent, the booming profits they claim liquid manure outside govern. Erskine Caidwell Okay Want No Retriai NOTICE OF ELECTION . . taking time out In October to enchantment with officeholders campaIgn, will have to return CLII puint to SI4TC .'iolki actlieveabout Nov. 11 for a four-week rnentii of the 93rd Congress. "lame duck" session in which Among these are passage of a ment offices, ____________________________ NOt . 4,,. AP'rLICAI FO*TAXDEED (Siclian 151.0$ Florida Sta?vts of In addition, leaders are re- career, cannot be conduded in to bandin thn ri'pj(!efltja will participate. trade bill fur herz detente ported privately COflVlflCe(.1 (fiat as little time is six weeks, succession this year by itself Incumbents seeking re.elec. with the Soviet Union remain on the confirmation of Nelson A. Congress took all these con- guarantees that Congress, after tion in a year of public dis- Low .Prics- St '-"' l!cd Itather's new asignmpnt "a promotion to a better CALENDAR Women's H@ £JpIuhIm$ $.__t. '-u'u Honse,400Magnolia Ave., 2-3 p.m. _______________________ campaign expenditures and a post-election session late in the the agenda. There is no way all Rockefeller as vice president, sideratlons home with It ThursCu1 to complete action on of these can be enacted by mid- sure to involve extensive Inves- day, The Senate returns Sept. 4, major business. October, the still official but tigatioris and hearings on his the House a week later. Tax revision, a national now highly doubtful date for far-flung business inOne source close to Demo. NEW YOHK AP -- CBS ccrrcsp('ndent l)an ltathcr is Lierng re.ssigned to other duties alter covering the White lb'u (or nearly eight years. The network said on Thursday that Hather will be replared by H Schieufer, ('135's Pentagon reporter. Phil .J'nes. who covered President Ford when he was vice pre.idcnt, also will Join the network's White house staff. l(athr,42,will continue bar chnrCR.c'ssatiurdav night ::; ,. .ts iiii'iitq ui tiiv Suikiay ones, , - gress is at Last taking a summer recess, but many lawmakers believe they will have to hold a Friday. August 23, 1974-3A Takes Work Home Congress IN BRIEF Thwsday Many Ideas Evening Herald NATiON : Stereo abed at olen - & Thursday (torn Carltons ii D, n, ci in Fwiutze Stare on E. S.R. 41k. 10th St. jailed ery to Corn box and cash with wa. lieu of 115 on charges of early unlawful speed no valid d&rIflhI)ed valued MO1 tcxlay from Brown's Texaco TAUAHASSEE F1& (AP) 1d trelected F0 P&id COflStflJCtiOfl WOIkeT3 driver's license, possesaica — state agencies have put into posals to cMnge the calculation over the Mate, Instead of being narcotic paraphernalia Station at Howell Branch Road effect prevailing wages paid on calculated separately In each enough and S.L 4. recornposaaonofauledf,,. goveninnt contracts ui a1 azea. tio of j131un vailued at $50 i.issjtm c cocame. 1 area that would have resulted Managrnent The recommendation imple,, Burglars Thursday stole $2 stoWidayfiomnbomeof . Inanama1satigof$4.9milmented that should save the from home ci Larrne Butler of May H. Kiznble o(6 Lake Irene million but have rejected others 1100, he sajd. most money was done by the 1fl4 Elliot St. °° tjt *cu save TIICVIIIOn md -4 eu o tc- l74 kgisialurc, which ap. ________ esjed The dpartmn ___________ Tools and mJcrwave oy.j' jected, and noted that it '\\,J 110.7 million. _____ would proved a lav requiring local valued at $350 stolen 1btiida) " valued at ow " jy of the 617 14)ys Inn 'eg lative action, an- mentaj.aij bejr'is to pay at SJI 46 and recnmjatj Seminole Junxr college stolen sr.. __.I_ , .. I. 'bore th.in A tended the D— UI rr(Pflt U U 1r( 1 c:- ' - .'4L , ULLUfl.3gOfl Tcleviaion and items valued Airport. (lub pPJeu.ag anta with Jean Norris club progrvn aijo. 0 state to pa lower areas. using 314 aii are at $ stolen at unbown Coç*r valued at DEMOCRATS t-balrmaa are: Robert Brewsttr (kit), U.S. Serrate hopeful; Bob 'nOte, Bonnie Awtey, ff wages than the local rate. This Sanfrom home at BOX d9B Lake The commission estimated early today from Qty ci Cokei-, rwrntag for a ressloual seat; J. L (White Acre) the Bureau of Managemeit woUld CUt State costs by $3.5 that this would save the state ford Maintenance Dept. at w. BranUey Road, Maitland, IrMuIka, iag for secretary r4 state and Robert Pearsoa, Improvement, said 'ty million, Awbrey said. , 6th SI 141 millIon. But the Health and belonging to Mid-State Realty srkfng a state House of Represeutatjves post. The The agencies have fl}CJ commisalon had recomRehabilitative Services UnIdenti&d man 'Thursday Co. ports with Awbeey's office to mended that the prevailing Department estimated the Clothing valued at $0 stolen stole (ierrnan Shepiiard wcrth be an average of wages sa%ings at 814 explain what they've done with wage frun auto of Frank the recommendations In the six Gooding of ME Rosalir Morson Chadwick of ive. _____ _______ weeks following their June 5 F1i&thtnwn, NC., while at 8EdWVd Wmi as o i n e Tax H: e presantaLlon to Gov. Reubin cf l w. CKOI4 SI, ( 4JJØ Days Inn at S.R 46 and 1.4. Askew. Florida businesmen lu irier #itt()1',le'(s flothing valued at $2.C' jailed Thuri i' ii . stolen P,jy from auto of volunteered their time on the commission to study state ceny. David Michael Gravel of Miami • I I andrecommendways _ while at the 1-Days Inn at SR. ___ One Of Dannie Paul FIsh, 22, of 506 to Improve their workings and save money. jad ay in 1day on charge of grand laUtiq. fs, '' gcnd job so lar," Ay — Poe ci ' Erbyaluire poai, . attcey who defended court rora couldn't a on a Edwin Scott, 11, ci Box 219 ering a 1O.cent.per..gaflj bo "The President and his e. otherswouldpreferjtbeusedto said. "I hope It continues." - Orlando promoter Glenn W. verdict after arin nearly Thursday in lieu of 15 bond on gasoline as a possible anti-in- whole range of possible ideas Thursday from office ci Meanwhile, u Wasizingion merited 106 recommendations, aodates in their first majifraud Defense attorneys Claim in florida flatlon move, officials say. and recommendations," he pj charge of possession of Power and Light Co. at S.R 46 __ the or 17.2 Per cent, while rejecting trial have asked to be excused if motions that they haven't bfl ijuaz. of is one of those pro86, or 13.9 er cent, he said. arid Airport Bovard. there is a retrial, Id for their work in that trial alsuzxlerconsjrjeratlon.,. along posals uncier study." James Eugene Gram, . of - Cable valued at 0O stolen rith many, many others," The recommendations put wtwther to deccntroi The first ended in a mistrial and ask to be excused fr Simon said a gasoline Lax about 75 per cent of domes- Into effect or In Box 49 Morton Ave., lake Thursday from Sem-San process of ______________________ ther litigation. di House PrS Secretary boost ed peI being )eflted 61.1 per tically produced crude oil, U.S. District Judge Gerald B. Mcwroe, Jailed 'flaasday in lieu Nursery on N. Cameron Jerald F. terHorst told recKiicalJy sire February 1973, of bond on charge of Avenue. cent of the total Quoting what rt called reTjoflat scheduled a ring thu on Thursday in con- "but it's orJy ( of y of marijuana. Bru'glars) Wednesday broke Howe%— 59 of thO5 listed as afternoon (or oral arguments on liable government Sources, the t Ihe u tiat's process of being ImpleIn the front door of Dollar the motions. newspaper said the effect would rnen a possible tax boost, the area of tax poli. jfl require legislative at 5 N. U 17 Coun be mit Boston attorney F. Lee Bail. flce of The excise Sources repod 4 ta aL Awbrey and stole 3, 500 tabletS salt called "old" made oil ey, who went to trial with Th to (lost a gallon, and naUode tai study Of such a boost is • valinm and 0 jection ly today To intend ie er and the other defendants but from the cunt ceiling of.2S to review and rmmend to items Laktft was listed surveys show that the average still In the prelimIry Stage at a bal to adding machine and radio .. won a severance in April, has t of gasoline now is 55.9 cents the suablnet level, wha'er level the Mr. (Lw) Ireland whether or valued at $1.20 m Suburhan at I. market would bear, asked to be ed f U ProbaWY not we a a gallon. mes or disa," Awgovernment intends to go ahead TerHorst and Treasury tified administratIon officials about $10 or 111 / — brey said. "Not that all with prosecution, Secretary William E. &znon as saying that higher gasoiir "Old" crude oil refers to that change but some may as we go The Justice Department has said President Ford has no taxes could reduce con- portion of ctWruit)y produced theough the entire process." -. said It will pursue the case but Tf immediate plans to ask swnption by as much as 5 per Oil that IS eclUal tO OF below 1972 Ireland, achninjstation seaeno date has been set for retrial, Congress for a tax Increase cent, thus pressuring oil- production levels. tary, has been charged by Ask. The mall-fraud charges are now. And Capitol 14111 sources exporting nations to lower their 11 P($t said advocates of eW with overSeeing Of based in the Indictment on the also said It was unlikely that crude O&J prim. the decontrol conr.eded it would the recommendations. -, 1i sale of dlstributorships In KosConçess would enact such a have a sbcrt4erm Inflationary Such a boost would raise AUG. !i Rejections that the commAs. AUG. ' '.W cot Interplanetary Inc., a costax boost in an election year. billion in federal revenues, The effect but that It would reduce sion said would have saved the Central Florida Blood Bank Aicoholics '. '"- ' rnetics'ftrm, and Dare To Be ° Terflorst asked to gull, Longwood Area meeting, Moiy Cross Episcopal ment on awas i Angeles m corn- Times said some adinluis- demand in thc ong run. Redtc- gre&te amount cf money Great Inc., a company which ', , tration economic advi.se, . ing demand (or goods is one cane fran the CCtDhXITte thamber ci 4' • -. sells motivational urses Commerce Blood Church, Parish House, 400 report that Ford may seek the gest using the money to reduce method of fighting inflation. Banla to noon, lod partrnent, Awheey 5l1c1. Mlia An., GW4N TURNER based on Turner's philosophy. _______________________ ______________________ Q1Y Ifl ___ ---.—.----...---.---.-.-------.....-..------ America's Finest Dishwashers KitchonAld was named most often in a nationwide survey of indopondont appliance servicomon as tho dishwasher that porform3 bettor, needs least service, lasts longest, is most reliable and (ho one thoy'd buy for themselves, Seminole Appliance Service LeRoy & Pat Taylor—Owners 2587 S. Sanford Ave. Ph. 322.4196 Sanford FIRST FEDERAL-F SEMINOLE SANFORD OFIICI 312 ,\ itil St,'tt Ou Olt0O OFfiCE YtINTIR PARK Q1F'CE LONGWOOD OlIiCf ORANGE CITY officE edo Si'wppng Lenin i{) I .'t' Ritji 10.111 RojI 434 t I. ' ;S') I r.T.;, ' 1 ''i1 (tN1u PtAZA )1ii't!r1 ç, �:r,cc; U •-;-:rr, -- - -- rr ----. - t -. : .. ' - - t c .r - - - Evening Herald Casselberry Youth P O INION ____________ Evening Herald Friday, August 23,1974-4A ---- 'N Week Scheduled Evening IferaM JACK ANDERSON i ,. .4 e 1%..onf I* rmati*on Machinery Rolled Early 7AYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor A, t-'.;~ -_ Per Here For Baptis ns, Jan Boo and -. -- WASHINGTON -Even before President Ford Rodino, D-N.J., aside his own clean-up work the Hou.W Commerce staff memo predicts an -This was just before the 1972 campsign," the revealed his choice of Nelson Rockefeller as Vice on impeachmentlaid to up a meeting last week average of 8,500 lives now being saved each year documer.t goes on and the White House hoped Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $140; 6 Months, S14.2D; -a President, the Hotme and Senate had put the between his staff and top Library of Congress by the -interiocks" wou;d be lost. W')mm's air Wt ffer,ry Ford "might play I rc!- on behalf on constitutional machinery in motion for his aides. With the selection still unknown, the t UM liail.,,NlonUi.V.,70;6.%Ionths,$16.20;1^thfonths,$3140. bags bill could kill 13,000 a year. Nixon's re-election." confirmabon. sides worked out a channel for getting a steady The air bag measure would also knock out the Sure enough, following the Ehrfichman A hall-hour before the cramatic oval office (low of data on Rockefeller to the committee, proposed 30 per cent decrease in some insurance meeting, orders were handed down by the White announcement, Howard D.Nev., Only 10 minutes after the annowement, the policies, according to the staff document, and it House to Institute the "in terlock" according to whose Sena te Rules Committee skillfull y han- library of Congress called Rndinn's staff to would drive up the of air bags for those who delay or kill the air to aim: the memos. Th eir died Ford's own vice presidential hearings, was advise them the flow of Rockefeller data would do choose the safety deNIce. bag concept just as Henry Ford had proposed. Restraint Is Key called by White aide Tom Koiogos begin that afteoon. It come on a daily In defending "interlocks," the staff report Ford, 83 it tutu out, contributed to tuk Rockf.il'r iac th. nnp •.. Methodist Oran says SerJn a,d aliuuider belt uuge lut in- Nixon t' Within minutes, Cannon's aides were drafting Rodino's men also met before the an. creased to 59 • prisoners and cent in 1974 cars" as a result of making Now, unless Sena te conferees balk at the There will be an Orlando a letter to the Library of Congress requesting nouncement with GAO Christmas cards for prisoners. officials to arrange to the new system. compared with "six per cent in House measure, both the "interlock" and the air . ' informa Lion on Rockef e1ler. The Rules chairman borrow accountants. The GAO is an am of 1973 Central Baptist Donations may be ught to models. The nwnber of motorists wearing bags will be junked by the automakers, also began drawing up a list of many Congress, while the FBI , which contact ed more no belts has decreased from 70 ting 77hursday at 6:1n I),,,, the church u cent in 1973 to only restraint will be the old burzless buckles f General Accounting Office and Senate sleu ths he than at Alorna Mttliodist Church on people on Ford and compiled finished 27 Monday. Central Baptist Church has and Tuesday. As evidenced in the recent rash of strikes and in 1974." 1972. would have to borrow for the investigation. Sit 436 and notes totaffing 1,400 pages, works under the Alorna Avenue, invited Rev. R. Grady Snowden The current auto safety crisis, according to threatened strikes in important American Ifl' PLUTOCRATIC PARKS: The trinkets 6 Even with this help . massive FBI Executive On Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Winter Park. Speaker at the to serve as interim pastor. This other internal House memos, grew out of a tourists buy in National dustries, organized labor has few compunctions assistance, Cannon exWts it will still take Jack Methvin will host a swim (IiflflCr will be Rev. OPTIONAL SAFETY: A House-passed meeting between Henry Ford 11 and former Washington party complete with strolling Whitney Is the second time Rev. about using its ultimate weapon. look into Rockefeller's complicated prohibition on the new seat belts that must be President party at their Altamonte Dough, Methodist flour radio Snowden has served Central N ix on some four years ago. violinists and 600 guests, including Lady Bird Springs home 6:30. 10 p.m. for Labor's arguments are that high inflation in. ftnancial Interests In the United States and hitched before the car will start could cost 85,000 At th time, Ford reportedly told Nix on of his host. His topic will be Baptis t in a similar capacity. Barry Goldwater, R.Ariz., Johnson, Zsa the youth. Ironically, Cannon creases living costs by 10 per cent. or more an. br just lives and 5,4 million in juries In the next decade, vehement opposition to air bags. "The Men God Gave You." Zsa Gabor. Rev. Snowden has pastore(1 Pl ning and nually-eroding the purchasing power of every work on the unneeded procedures (cr an Im- according to a House Commerce staff memo, an Reservation deadline is Aug. preparations "Subaequently," says one memo, "there was Decorative shrubbery was brought from 8 First Baptist Church, Hopewell, peachznent trial and now he must devote full for the Satur da y's carnival at The ban, sponsored by Rep. Louis Wyman, R- a meeting with White House 'super heavy worker. But the union's aetermination ............................ National Parks greenhouse .................................. .............. Va., .................................................... First Baptist Churc h , the church will take place uding John the "catch-up" level in their wage demands is scuss on steamship beef and sWihead ulmon. The "It's going to be a lot DeLand, and First Baptist 4:30 First Presbyterian pleasant than a about the "interlock" 5et belt., the air bags with then Transportation Secretary pr of plannin Church bringing stiff management resistance that often trial would have been."Cannon's administraUve in all of 1974 models. WYman's legislation also John Volpe. Sept. I has been designated and $8,000. This is time and money that conleads to strikes. Jackso.11ville. His first student assistant, (let Sobaey, told us, ,, But it's not would make air bags sched uled for First Presbyterian church of de As Volpe gloomily left the meeting, says the servatlonists say the Na tional Par ks Service , Youth Sunday and th An eleventh-hour settlement avoided a strike in going to be much less work." e worship Sanford wi ll conduct a Vacation pastorate was First flap' optional instead of mandatory. me mo he turned to a key aide and Servlcesat8:3Oandflam will should have spent on Improving their services to In the House, Judiciary Chairman Peter the nationwide Bell System, but inflationary Church School Aug. 2S.29 with Church,osteenwhileattending In bitter opposi tion to the Wyman measures, "We are In trouhle on the air ba g." be conducted by the young classes (or vacationers. aspects of the settlement are readily apparent. The three-year-olds Stetson University in I)eharicj. people. set M6111111FAIIIII"114 I !9 - 1__ . .,. Cannon, I; A C I ~ " per per cent _._v ~ - - I broadcast had c ... ..... 1977 mo for telephone workers over a three-year period, plus a cost-of-living escalator tied to the Consumer Price Index. Th is settlement grossly abuses even DONALD BAUDER - ., ,., ___________ . - - '.. ______ ______ __________ _____ wnAT presented __ __________ the "catch-up" rationale. Pay increases based higher living costs would be added to increases already amounting to about nine per cent a year. And that, in the opinion of most economist.s, would be infl ationary. Big wage increases will be Ford Seeks _________ .. _______ Aid Econom - 111• __ ___ ______ _____ ____ a ',.. -: . . I.. ( I '- ! 11 picked up by aomeoe elsi% one ques . fe. ______________________________________________________________________________ ..#, -T _ ___ _____ _________ .1 - ..- - '.1 ___ . _____ ____ ______ _____ ________ _____ ______ _____ ________ ____________ _ _______________ I Thus it is not surprising that in the first six -• , _.. months this year, work stoppages idled the can bor la form at a rate t wice that during er oh- the same period In 1973, according to the U.S. jective analysts. De partment of Labor. Whoever "wins" in such bargaining sessions or The significant aspect of this trend Is that Letters To The Editor strikes, the true loser will be inflation-weary strikes by large unions (5,000 workers or more) Editor Editor consumers, including those who are members of accotinted for n" of ft 1wrease. A130 s Evening Herald ignificant, perhaps, Is that as the harsh reality Evening Herald labor union. Sanford, Fla. 0( wThecked inflation becarne clear to all Sanford, Fla. Dear Sit: American workers, Dear Sir: Hallel ujahs balancing th e federal budget to fight inflation, but when the But beyond the textbook analysis of work Senate wrested wi th the devil the nth.r '1, stoppages Is the "hear figna! Cf 3i G put-ei! . ' Dear Chief Butler: rrel " a man, should have arnnesty? ighbors em would ey give '\ - , Ill a WARNING 6h1, This BEAC)1I5 RATED X ____ \ THOUGHTS yof the Is rtar upon jj the As you have done, it shall be done to you, your deeds sha ll return Oil your own bead. Oba diah 1:15. 'lliis Is the only chance you will ever ha ve on this earth wi th this exci ting adventure called life. So why not pLan it, and try to live it as richly, as happily as possible?" Dale Carnegie, rlcan biographer. For natlo - T ---'s ;--* Is"._, ~ q6%&&1_ i ____ -i . ,,k: ______ - 'r"' -' •.. ___ itahioti -- , .. ••••• to aiitithiri' lilt' - - . i. • --•-.• • r!"r 7 I 0 I r , l .' $- 11 - - 214 - ' 11' ,%-. a__ ' VI - -1 Christianity and church life, Hopkins, a daughter, Mrs. -L-iJ _ , ( -% - "He 's will be taught by Mary Mann, Patricia Lane, of DeLand. The , 1 - - - - . '11 • L 'I,, ________ * - .1 ______ - -_ ._______ ___ -_____ on leads to . ________ List Of Prayer Concern J0 prayer and medita tion in many booklets and inspirational homes. The Herald Services f others to more than k -% And, not surprisingly to Dr. writings o 6W,OM people in 130 countries. PAWLING, N.Y.-Whi't do Peale, there are a significant This outpouring brings in people pray a bout? number of people who pray not volumes of mail in w hich people Their concerns re flect a cross for themselves but for world discuss their problems. A man section of all the worries, and national leaders, for theIr who had been an al coholic for suffering, fear and problems churches and ministers, for years writes about how that pla gue people everywhere, solutions to the pollution Alcoholics Anonymo us and the according to Dr. Norman problem, for conservation of "power of prayer" finally Vincent Peale. 41 been tape recorded. Tbe chain of A events set In motion by that revelation is hard !o believe even now. - •- -- n By CLAIRE COX resources and for an end to the straightened him out. A mother The mall Dr. Peale receives shortages plaguing the nation, asks (or prayer for her son, who at the Foundation for Christian Thousands of peiple write to s "doing time" in a peniten- ______ _______ ________ ' __'.c ______ fi. it _ . ' ;. k4' "4 i '4 7' iiuipili'd jib oil of salvation jail 1 ;ili'i 1',id hii'r to Iii't ;ind sI)iritual birth." In font Son Refused Baptism Living in Pawling (and it runs the Foundation for Christian Wry. A wife asks for spiritual 8,000 to 10,000 letters a week) Living every year requesting guidance to give her strength MARLBORO. ,NI;ls,s. i Al)i -- favored a proposal h~ Bill Baird organintion called catholics to indicates that people are most the prayers of staff members stand by her husband, who has °I'he baptism of the infant son of to open an abortion clinic in for a Free Choice, which advo- because Ihe parish priests said that %ithin the boundaries of this of Mrs. Morreale's deeply concerned about their who gather for prayer been accused of rape. th parish.physical and mental well-being fellowship at 9:50 o'clock every of women to have abortions is siniflar clinics in Boston and on abort.ions. th th th Twenty years ago a soldier Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox to obtain or are afraid and anxious about morning at the beginning of stationed tioned whether her son woutd be standing was an internal not officially recognized Long Island. by the in Germany read one then, and he nce no "Saturday Night Massacre" their futures, The priests' statement said raisedas ;I Catholic, They said church matter, he said. their workday. Among the cf Dr. Peale magazine Roman Catholic Church, acAfter the noontime of which he was the chief victim. Had there been no priest worth y of the they had to be sure of this A large number pray (or fai th correspondents are 5cr- co lumns and Is now writing cording to parish priests. The Roman Catholic Archceremony, parish priests said no "massa cre", the House of Representatives name can in go od rt before they faith sup uld to confront loneliness, hate and vicemen, wives and mothers, tha nk him for courage to (ace co po ba ptize the diocese of Boston, in which the would in all probability never have nok-d to A New York priest baptized .. in a statement that the ba ptism such a position," child. resentment or the loss of a business and professional men, up to his duties. Marl bo ro parish Is Includ ed, month-old Nathaniel Morreale "is surely as valid as an), authorize the Conu'nittee on the Judiciary to . p .* loved one. Social problems It called the stance "peril. such teen-agers, the elderly and liS whole thing was a ploy -supported the local priests' de. baptism administered at any tiusl ('lose to heresy." From a 19-year-old boy on the steps of the lock ed fill-11 undertake preliminary impeachment lis. as business crises, drinking , dying and alcoholics--you 01ristian uhurch ... it seenis vestieat4ons. comes a letter thanking Dr. maculate Conceptio n ( i"r by Mr. %Villiamn Baird," said Uit' drugs, homosexuality, name it and the problem is Peale for the-spiritual guidance Tuesday, even tho ugh the Ulear, however. 11wt the child is th"ALKA11 JOU spectators stood in iiev. Benjamin Had there been no tapes, Cox's successor, McMahon, premarita l sex and abortion are there," Dr. Peale observed. he received fromthefoundation priest's superiors had instruct- not baptized into the cc- brie street in front of the large associate pastor of the Mrrl. get Uvn Jaworski, would not have brought suit ck church to tatch the outon many minds. The foundation in Pawling, 70 and adding that "I have found ed him not to, clesiastical community of tht. against the President, and there would have iroch urch "%Se hadno idea of door lkiptisill. Many (-lapped Family problems incurred in miles north of Dr. Peale's New out that no one is too young or faith that we call the Roman been nohisthrlc Supreme Court ruling onex . marriage, re bellious children York pulpit in Marble too old for God." when F'a(her O'ltourke saId, '1 The infant was denied baP- Catholic Church." tive privilege. There would have been no White tis m on Aug. 11 because his IMPAle you. Nathaniel Ftather McMahon said Mrs, and the burden of caring for the C o I I e g I a I e Church The baptism as performed An adopted ( !Ic bkli idlaiiy damaged Mr. !I== in the :iriit' of the Fa. Morreale and her husband, older generation are cause for disseminates his sermons and turned to drugs is finally finb% the Rev. Jose N.xon's image. And, of course, there would een quoted as saying Slit' director of a Ne Vork.based ther, theSon and tile Holy Spir. Daniel, 20, "are still members ding her way ba ck to normal never have been the condusive Proo( of his role it." of this church. because the live '. . q life with the help of spiritual terg te a mo em amnesty. No they In the Wa a er who supports the right Marlboro. Baird operates cates women's rights to have Whe ey ques- er ey were in good covet-up. HOSPITAL NOTES AUGUST22, 1914 ADMISSIONS is, BERRY'S - freely raising prices under a claim of rising costs, so iaor understandably cannot see why It should not receive a proportional share of managetr.ent's rising income. It Is this upward spiral that President Ford must halt. His first step of reviving the Cost of Living counc il to fl1iniOr-riot ntrol-wages and prices and expose "abuses" Is headed for congressiona l approval but wi thout any expecta tion that simply exposing abuses (which Mr. Ford did not define) will tell the government, management, la bor and conuners anything they dido't already know. li' ______ ;~ •!; o pinions on abortion, Just where in the hell does President Ford the Idea Lhat those country-umping draft,yellow-bellied y3 who wouldn't go into the smice and stand up and be counted hke ojects providing campaign fodder for who are counted upon to correct the imbalances. while we were away recently. Our lmi_i _________ - Health And Future Head We would like to thank you and your annual Public Works appropriation bill, not"iz)us as a collection confidence in the economic system and the men Let's go and dig up those 46,000 men In Department for the surveillance of our home Vietman and blow breath back into them and ask ba pr ne th th th senators and representaUves up for re-election. offered a fine Many of the big labor unions or even the fitUe report that your men were most vigilent, and we wouldn't. They are dead. opportunity for th e Senate to vote foursquare against deficit ones in posi tion to extr When we pause in congiratulaung ourselves on act concessions have are happy to tell you that we ret urned to find spending. Iserved four years and damm near go killed! how well our Democratic system works, insisted on Cost of living escalator Clauses In everythi we ng In fine order. I came out with honor and a chest full of medals, might reflect that it worked this time only Senators did not cut the 8PPropri-stion at AD. They added their settlemert agreements ft )-ar. Ills is a fine service ) 8m ilhion worhofthefrown pet prp$ects to .46 bjl rou provide for the which goes to show that you don't have to get bemuse In Ifl8flY settlemen ts where C' $t of worth was eventuaUy such an ac. community, and we f ee l that your Department killed be cause you go into the service, that the House had already approved; and passed the bill with a clauses have not beez oegotlat4 my incream cumulation there of evidence against the Preisdent handles it very efriciendy. We belleve that we Whether the wars are just or unjust; in times 78 to 17 vite. We hoped that Congress might be ready to hit the keep pace with inflation have been obtaIned, speak Umt even the fainthearts in Congress could no for many other citizens of Sanford who of peril, I think th sawdust trail of repent en t sinners, but It looks as U they prefer at a man should stand up and longer close their eyes 10 it. Tbe rock bottom Position of organized labor h,s enjoyed this protection, as well as our- be counted. the old haniliar merry-go-round. this year seems to be "we ha ve got to stay even selve "he fact is imscapable that had there been no ves, as we say thank you. Amnesty? Hell, NO! with inflation." Watergate tapes, Richard Mlthoti, Nixon would Although one can are Leroy M. Dabney sUH be sitting in the White How and would still Y chidnd.th Name Wi thheld Sa nford -_ egg theory endlessly, labor sees management be telling lies to the American people. WORLD of local " pork - iw* ~m _______________ L Had there been no PrftidenU tapes, there would have been no attempt by special number of days of work Enclosed please find a copy of a letter i idleness in June was the largest since July, 1971. 'Ibe impact of these strikes on the produc- recently wrote Sanford CWef of Police Ben Butler. I would appreciate seeing it in t.he Uvity of American industrial sector and on Even ing Herald. 26 _______________ goes unnoticed and the curtain falls on a group of people making idle conversation, unaware of the "dangerous corner" they had just safely negotIated. A "dangerous corner" In, America's history came last summer When prdenUaI assistant ce W/Y ______________ ____________ A continued siege of strike fever nourished by catch-up" wage demands would f ulfill the worst "vatch-up" fea rs of Mr. Able, Mr. Greenspan and oth No via ~ " ;.i-. Senate Watergate Commftt,ee, &lmost casually stated that conversations In the President's ________ ' axes. I - __-_ a Alive", a costume musical Cal Conklin, George Touhy and Snowdens are residents of Lake drama, at the 11 a.m. service Bill MacLauchlln. Helen. Alexander Butterfield, testl$ng before the ____ ____ - i _ Then, unexpectedly Priestley returns his characters to the beginning of the play. The same Innocent remark Is made, but this time It ..*, .* _v~ ;t-_E: LouIsville, the direction of Mrs. Helen McFarland will present :.. - Church of Casselberry under on Presbyterian doctrines, finishing his residency at John follows ievelation until aIthe end scandals are exposed, reputations ruined and marriages destroyed. ,';,'. ....... Early in the first act of English playwright J B. Priestley's 193( "time loop" drama, ti . ! '-'. _____ At "Der corner," a character I 1 ..: We May Not Be So Lucky NextTime seemingly Innocent statement during a pause in the chatter at a cocktail party. His remark is ______ ____ ____ stabilize the economy. The olive branch, according to White House before _____ - I I' .1 \ _____ _____ ___ - I .4 'L economist not associated wi th a labor UfliOfl has But before Ford can begin to Include recognized this relationship between wages and organized labor in the solution-and the sharing inflation for many years. of the burden-it was necessary to exte nd the Speaking last month as a private citizen, olive branch to Meany, who had called for economist Alan Greenspan warned that inflati3n Richard Nixon's impeachment and who was getting "deeply entrenched" because of the ridiculed the Nixon administra tion's efforts to seen. 1. - - As grim as Mr. Abel's warning is, it is iling cornbination of inflation, high intere:st rates number of cost of living escalators being sought and won by unions. Now that he has been named AFI,CIO spokesmen, was accepted. chairman of the President's Council of Economic With infla tion riming between 11 and 12 per Advisers, Mr. Greenspan has a prestigious plat- cent this year, workers need only a basic grasp form from which to issue further warnings, but of economics to see that a 5.5 per cent wage In. whether they will be any more effective remains to crease results in a 5.5 to 6.5 per cent pay cut -: ______________ -i bear the burden and to what degree. ' __ _______ _____ '. . % _____ ___ major I , ________________ 1~ , and services. ,r't Even I.W. Abel, president of the United Steel On or Workers, warn of economic troubles ahead if there ____ y * ____ is not some restraint in labor's demands. "We from ____ WASHINGTON - President Ford met la bor." he said recently, "can't be going to the recentiy wi th labor leaders, Including AFL-CIO w table every year getting 12 to 15 per cent increases ______________ President George Meany, as part of the new _____ _____ ___ ____ ____ in benefits for workers and then ha ve management President's review of the nation's economic keep raising prices unless we want the economy to crisis. Facing the Ford admlnlstraticm Is the pus- __ go to hell." refreshing for once to hear a major labor official and unemployment which seemingly defies solution. Though no one doubts that some kind of acknowledge that excessive wage increases con- solution wi ll be worked out, the question is who tribute to inflation. Virtually every - _________ Labor reflected in ever-higher prices for consumer goods ___ . . - ii .. I. -• through adults. The schedule Following graduation t Sunday is Promotion Day at calls for a tson, he then finished his covered dish supper Ste Community Methodist and the 8:30 studies at Southern Baptist at new third graders will be p.m. Theological Seminary in Bibles during the 11 Ky. a.m. service. Ken Nulls will teach a class Both Rev, and Mrs Snowden of adult and senior highs on were born in Mississippi. The "Getting To Know You-, 141 Sonlando Methodist assisted by Pam Bach, Phyllis Snowdens have two sons, Rev. Grady' Snowden Jr., The Son Shine Youth Choir of Conklin, and Katie Jackson. Jacnville and t)r. Robert Community United Me thodist A "Refresher Course" class Thomas Snowden who is DON OAKLEY (Photos by John A. Spolski) __ _____ - PK I I remarked, ___ ________________ _____ - ing extravaganza took six weeks to us, "Let the little children come to me, for such is the Kingdom of Heaven." -- ls , new contract calls for a 35 per cent wage increase . t. voter complaints s 1. - 1. and the guests dined more Jesus Christ is saying '. % this moment there's a at put him on this path of Life. iiI fII\ I and Sen. wound up Church, indelibly into a Christian's very being. It alerts those present of "what we do here today for this child and for US who will . , 4 ..* ~ Richard oad. nevi Life is Life in Christ, According to the fl weeks to a In this series of photos, Father Sean Shine of All Souls i I ., f branch, Parks financed a 'I "i,%' I- ' l,00Q . Th %I ____________ per how be P . Life. k I - caznpiign. at 0 4',_j4 - and 0 i -1, - enst To Inflatleon War rr, The child presented for baptism has hgiin !o !fe f receiving invitations including an invitation to another . . Cypress ' Sen. mu - ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director . Presen4ok,#,J The Child ____ high r kiI-9M ;--.,,,- - ± - Youth Activities Week will be Sunday at the Sanlando United Junior teachers include held at Community United Methodist Church, which Julie so Bruce Black, Methodist Church of at the Seventh-day Adventist : Jenkins and Joanne Cor. [,! Casselberry Aug. 26-31. A Church, Maitland Avenue, nell; grades five and six, Youth talent ShOW vhlJ launch Altamonte Springs. Barbara Yeager, John Snyder, '.ne week's events Monday at 7 Pierce Kim Erickson; P.M. in the fellowship hall, St. James I third and fourth, Jan Fr"man, I ai'r'nrdfr.g to chud1 yuutii Kathy Woodruff, director Mark Sincoe TO Mcllvain, There and Pat Shaw; grades one and will be a smal admission St. James AME " charge with children admitt ed Avenue and 9thChurch, street, two Mary Self, Anna Nichols and Gtui half ixice. Sanford presenh EvangelLj,. olds, Anna Mae Clause and Henry Porter of Sara Saraso In support of Chaplain ta Blanch 11111; three and four. James and the West Coast Gospel Bryant's prison ministry, Singers Sunday year-olds, Martha Lyle and Tuesday will be Prisoner at 2:30 p m. Carol Sue Powers, Aid Rev, Charles Standifer is 'Day with the young people pastor, LIlLting canned food, clothing Abpeciulclasswjllbe held for pre-school through second and toys for needy famities of meets Area C"4e Friday, August 23, 1974-5A Joe Anderson Brian A. Welborn Vester Lee Jones Agnes Leonard 1 Wilson) Lynn L. Ti llman Tilniece L. Williams Ester C. Patterson, DeBary John Truble, Deliary Brian Twomey, Deltona Irene M. Rutledge, Deltona Mary !t Williams, Lake Levis 1. Hughey Sr. Shirley A. Wilson & girl Henry Wayde Rucker Dr. Evelyn Barfield Gloria •11b' ''" . - Tam Grooms, Lake Monroe Dennis A. Hardy, Lake Monr oe Camille T. Wilson, Casselberry Kelley L. Gault, Lake Mary I Clarence J. Maxwell, Fern 1' Park Kathleen King, Winter Springs 9r Victoria L. Cash, Longwood I 4 BIRTHS : Sa nford: Sa nford: Carolyn Mack Monroe - I)ISCHARGES Mr. & Mrs. William Cainillei Willson, a boy, Casselberry Mr. & Mrs. Hoyt (Victoria, Cash, a girl, Longwood support and her family 's refusal to turn their backs on h er. In a letter to Dr. Peale she AREA DEATHS wrote tha t w he n she ge ts out of jail she will be "high on life and maybe even religion ." .1 Funeral services and burial Seminole Lodge 62 F&A\1. %IRs. MAlt',' SCHAflF:çr People in here talk of their y Mrs C Ann Liddle, problems," she said. "how %%III be if) Xenia. Ohio. Bialtia Shrine Temple. Orlando N self i.sh of me to brood over inine man %ith (.4 " with all I ha ve, huh? how S('ha L)Ct, 56, of 734 Cherokee IIgC of local arrangements. Central Florida F'otxls. Canton, Ohio; Roy L. and Ralph foolish of tile to punish myself Circle, Sunland Estates. d1t4l Survivors include his ,Alfe, all t hese years. Did it change early Thursday at the u.s. lttSEI,l. F'llhltlAN Mr ,!unt' II. F'chirinan. :" F'urwral services en' held ,'.".lI''..l V% 0 :, ,I P410W ,._ ,I -mUSL- !t.9'ni '1',.,.,,... t'_. '---' ' tJIIlIIi• uiiyiiiI 11)111. iiugriier, 'irs, 1'.u'iyn '.enitr todiiy rn (rinikow Funderal • Russell ikrnard Hospital, Orlando. She II live for today, for I norrow c'rnw only (ruin today's acUs. A 14-year-old girl wrote to Peale that sifl. w troubleittin&' :4Innt' with Ir Fehrnian, 50, of 134 Mayfair Circle, native of Muncie, md,, and resided In Sanford one week Sanford. died Wednesday afmoving here from Jamestown. lernoon ;iI his resiitence, lie Ohio. Shit' was a 'iitriitx'r ;i' born in \Iarictta. Ohio, and First Church of the N;i1r'fI' had lived in rifortl for ih nicI Attains. Sheltitian, (a.; .s n, Gar) Iths'lI Fehrman. Sari• ft)rd i iother. Mrs l)elberi F. h'hrman. llcsviIk. Ohio; flint' hrtht'rs aol sister,'. Uol ri. ,krgIfl intoi - \1r 1111111 Janet It Stractian Deltona Il sears iiioi,snt' hen from Ca ll i h a n of I l',ri i Ohio parents and that she had "hate Xenia. Ohio Ethel B Speer Deltona S Sun urvivors include ht.r I usburg lit in my heart iii&niber of flay muond ( olunihus Ohio Eugene H. Harper, Deltona "I know that I am going down thiiugtiter, Mrs. T.S. Doris) First United Me thod ist Church. Mrs EtIk'r ('anady, Jenkins, Winifred S Stolz, Deltona of Sanford t%%O Istrs the wrong way of life, but I Madonna Balken, DeBary Mri t .... '...... .i 1.' "'' UUfl 1 P410W (lOW LU CFWC my I Elizabeth Duncan, Delary Jamesto wn , Ohio. antI Mrs life,,,! know that God will Kay L. Ward, Altamonte forgive me for my sins and that H.E. Verneman of Muncie, I nd, Springs he loves me, but I don't un- three grandchil d ren, M:iIk. Pauline lincoln, DeLand derst,and how he can because I Tonuny arid Mary- N ichols, all Patricia B. Murphy & boy, Sanford. have done so many' things ' Lake Mary Fred Esclavon, Longwood "Victory Day at our house" _________ Walter Crockett Bohannon, was the subject of one woman's ________________________ Maitland letter telling Dr. Peale her James Miller, Oviedo family's 10 years of prayers had Ella V. Best, Orange City LL __ MILLER . Shir ley' Frye, winter Springs been answered with the _______________________ ___________________ Pi C. Belmont, New graduation from high school of a son teachers had said would T11 Smayrna Beach never make it, ____________________ liutite Chapel. Masonic services uinductetl by Seminole lJge Burial will be in I3yesville. (fliio, - 01- Decorator Check File i 5$ s "' __ S - I . ""r. "S't $ • ' -- "" ""'- " ,T'J'WIT 4' pa'ft( 0111 3M 11C*kl LI l - "' V)I liii rc'$'r D400 ii$I fp P4"(-t b-"- $3.40.sch t" - \ \"A\ \ \ ,%\ . 302 p4e L... "•\' , . . 11 - ' .i 14 '-' 11 georgo stuar Avak~ 133 East Robinson Downtown Orf,ndo ________________ - --=-:-•-- -=-=----=.-=--•- e_____ -=•-.------. -- -• ---- - ---- �- - I 6 U - .-. A—Evening Herald -- .. - _____________ _____________ ________ -- -. . - -- -.- r , I Saturday services Sabbath School . Rad;oSaluf.d&y ' ., Ch urch • fialolix, ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST THE SEVENTH DAY C R Nelli Salourclay Services Church Evening Worship ?::, ;;,; Prayer Sevfr ___________ 1 . 7:OOp m. ____ I .11 8.S (I Ill b Ii- 0f - - , - 6 it d, - 1'.,L. =S - 17 ~11A~\ I:;~ I .,.:S11 I - A HE ( - Sunday Night Broadcast Dial a Devot iona l 74hrj, Evenin9 Worship Wed Prayer service - 1 . I - - .............7:00pm Pastor 0 C irist \. -- - I.- GO '4' - Mwnln - vevngerv Service _rl - ~Z__ - I - Morning Worship Evening Worsh,p RibleClaswsWed COPT$W 1974 ..-- -_ 1.7:30P.M. Staff . - Morn'ng Worship Sunday School UMYF -. - .- .. __10- . . I _ -,: — Study & 7:30PLM ship supper . ,, MET . 6:30P m .t - - - lndllthThursday .I.30a.m Family Night Supper . Sunday Romans Monday 11 Corinthians 5:14-17 5:12-15 Tuesday Mark 4:35-41 III1 wednesciay Luke 9:18-24 Thursday Galatian.3 3:26-29 Friday Mark 5:2143 Saturday If Corinthians 8:7-15 .6.0op m COMPANY WILSON EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I Wilson and Staff PUB LIX MAR K E r3 and E E mpl oyes DEKLES' CE LERY PRINTING GULFSERVICE ' Mel WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Co Mr. and Mrs Al Wilson PROc,RESSIVEPR d irv D. PLANTE INC Oviedo, Florida SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. I NC. . fO Staff and Employes Ne*$11944M4%.cv%ryCPng(h 91i'St &HCLOVyAi,e I?qidflf Bplvu? Mis. Civic Loaqiie Bldg Lor'q*oo, rim CHlSTlAN r ,,.t c'w,,.,, CI,juh 1401 $ At New4m Cali &ry M,stiorwy IlWiiiv. iw w 1 " J %Sl Nt* Mt Zi0" 111#0111 Chi.0(h. Ir R7YftW Park Sw ill CPtwth 1743W 3017, St P..$ Cra'l I7I W ¶r.' 7'C ri , ' a C'yvr uoi DEAR POLLY - A few years ago while we were awa Problems? You'll feel better It you get it off your chest. For a personal vacation someone pulled the plug to our deep freeze and all the reply.wrItetoABBy Box No 69700 L.A. Calif. 90069 Enclose stamped, contents were Wiled. The odor was terrible After trying Sell addressed envep please. For Abby'snewbooklet Whit Teen Agecs Want to Know Send $I to Abigail Vbfl tsuren In Lasky Or Beverly Hills tat. 90312 : SC POW 1114IFfilt Ch%00. lill PdW Are III Met htwl M'Slaiiiary aWls" Is CNrch of crWiff, G""Va DeBary Community me4hodisl Church. * H-ghboliAiLl Rd, Deliory First United methoMWI Chwch. 419 1! r;iit 1#rft4di1f ChUrth 01 tNj@= rk Ave. F*f nt Lake Stv"th dili, Advir"filit Church, "joy 4m, Forest City Sit'"th ilse y Adv"141 Cl"Urth, MAJI&W Ave. AIt arrioj~## Spring% **UIIC'.peiM4sOy 5.191.1.1 CPiurrti Mail I W"$•m 5'. AIlmmiil, •,i I .' I c- m O'a' Lvi Grac, nIIId d8t ChWCh. Airport 5 (1f? ChaPt$ A M F Church. Ovtdc eo w C"vri of Coo. UitJ* Otttffl M t#d?I (harp, ChIth (4 God m Chi,91 O,40t CPurtie4(o4Ptop,v(y. 3j5 ElmAvi £ Cr.,,M t". Ilit,',. La Lii .ouls Ca'7so4.c CPJ'Cv 717 , rniiOfor 5.t4l Chgch. f'4vl Dr4m.' BOe"st, Itot L.orutt Lvi • Mi we tsor.v $.st(lh, &or.Lando$pciiqsaa. t Z (iJCJS CATHOLIC iWW'i Ml CPIUIC$ OP GOD Cf God. 301 Hick.ey G Awt. I1 Mst.-.c. Li':tC Re'ir...CthQ,od 1Wl2m 51 Sanford Ov'79') SI Paul $ Mr17d St C .urth Ostian Pd Ent.cpiti Stafford Mmqi.I cct,. 5a, ihQd , 11P, ft VI-10M , n!,i . A'aoqf '-_ I C tic 7913 pie., Lake (Prct,. 11I Palm a "40 aV Mvintist Churct. All fall" Chapel. Camp Simnolt. Wek : St Mary Magdalø'w Ca!llc Cvi,cp,. Ma.7tan Awe AU4ffJ Sp,, u 4Olf Cr ti.* IPICOP.), Pir Ave, at ltiv St LUTHERAN fIfnFarkCP(hePasaf,.O- 8,,ord FeqnPa,k Gai,tva Church of a# Plitirint. 0-ar-eva Co.rrnun.ty ,nte, Laif Mary Chirccti of Pm H.sm,ene. Lake Mary Ityd Ilk' Mar, ) :. .-. ..--- D C- e Hardware Bldg.) — j— A A 0 0 = 0 kA A a 4 L — I0 9 9. . , . . . I '' ' 11~1111111111 I ' ! 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Lake Ma.voe Chapel O,no, Sird Lekt p,n'o, K*r,QdOmPla,loi Jle-O.I't Wfrttt Laki,, Uri, 1543* 3rd Pintecos(.i - • ,, I.rdall l.vtnui 7401n,U Cbapet. BfmrdlIl At Cht' Com..it7 CurCN CIvvch 04 Jtt*4 (IVit? 0$ Lmtl,i Day 1)11 park \ ~ — gll Rd AJI UP141,11 cornnVinity Pf"teriji" chutcli, ('%Sit -Id criwcrt of UW151, Paws W Anything those little guys can dish out tcantake.rmThunder.Mybouncy I\1I *r, i.. 4 11001 Loto United Methoc,,11 Chvrch ',,,, , \ . 3., _. Clsvffh Cf Crtrist, 151 2 S Park Ave M \ \ ( '. St ".*l 3 Sanford _____ 'O v 11 METHOOISY BIrt'il Ur.i,-d 7.' 1r.34 • (P- rh ( S. Sanford Ave. SO Prcgrn$ WIV&Wy OW-st Chwc1i, AA-"ay Ctpuwclik of Ctwist, Longwwd everything I cod think of I thought we would have to buy a new flj a trfend told me to gel o'rc pcc- cf ccdar at a luzr1b yard and put them inside the freezer. The cedar was left there i week or so ter that I was able to start filling it again 1 still keep a piece or two of cedar there since absorbs an y odors. Hope ' : First Pf"byllition Church of Dellory, E H1iiht&,,d tt . fish. If I win a Polly Dollar for this it will join the one I won many _ __ SO Lukes Lutheran Chvrch, at 416 Sisvi# 20 L Tell Buyer Price husband lashed them to the rod with fishing line We did buy an inexpensive beginner's reel and then he ws all read) to better than being "Number 99" as long as "Nuniber one" is still in Employes PRISSYTIOPAN AIR CONDITIONING PUNCH BOWLS AND OTHER ACCESSORIES and LONFIDFNTIAL Th COiF Being "Number 2" i no 7 lop m Lut'can (Purrhf Prcv,o,cc. DelIon. L.tiPIIfanChutcho4tteReo..em 101W 75'hPlace Mniiam Lutheran Chv(ch. Gold" Days Or &t4*y lil,I. AND _____ — DEARGlRLS - IfthevanWabeansarecut,moreofthefln- ,r DEAR FORM: For beaven's sake, stay thin! Join Overeater's Anonymous and let them help you. And take Elmer with YO U. 117hey are a great, loving, caring fellowship. U Elmer doestil Mp for them and their program,I'll eat my calorie couter. 11 : 004 m 7 OQp m — e*1 {']IF'I(.]I will be absorbed by the sugar. A bit of experimenting might be necessary to get as much flavor as desired, More beans can be added to make it stronger. - POI1,Y. DEAR POLLY -Our young son wanted to learn how to fish with a rod and reel. We had an old but fairly good rod but it was minus a couple of eyelets. Not wanting to spend the money for a new rod we retrieved a few rings that came off of soda pop cans XIE STORES AND STAFF Oltary A, j Stores STERCI-111S DavidBeverlyandStaff SANRD HEATIN i. POLLY'S POINTERS bod' prices on them. Many of us have limited shopping time and none to spare while an unknown price js looked up. _ GEN. DEAR POL-Y — I am answering T.V.B. who has a daughter in p oyes -- white roses and stephanotis cattleya orchid corsage with miniature English ivy and Following the ceremony, the long white satin streamers, reception was held at the home Maid of honor, Miss Beth of the bride's parents. A large DEAR POLLY - My pet Peeve is with the GREAT number of things on mans store shelves, counters an racks that have no FORMERLY FAT A&PWEO FLORIDA STATE BANK Call 322-6390 You With A Complete Smith wore a formal length arrangement of magnolia gown of pastel la vender dotted leaves with religious statues as Swiss, empire style, sleeveless accessories was placed in the ce with matching jacket foyer. T'he bride's book desk, P fr., = ,_&k11 I --- II For Free Estimate ,., piece and she carried an a street length dress of silver Edwardian bridal bouquet of knit polyester and a white .- 0 • Year Or - figure, Elmer has decided that he doem't like the "new me,11 Germany. She wants to know how her friends over there can he wants me to regain the weight I sacrificed so much to get rid make liquid vanilla so they can make their own Ice cream. The of. answer is to do as the Germans do and use vanilla sugar that can any DEAR POLLY - I am answering T.V.B. who wanted to know have a lot of fun together eating all the things we shouldn't but those s are how to make vanilla flavoring with vanilla beans. ona recent trip ill to Tahiti our guide said his nativewife kept a jar of sugar with a rea ed me the way I was. couple of vanilla beans in it. -When she needed both sugar and vanilla in a recipe this was used. -LIBBY. . I am torn between staying 1;oopM. L BAN K Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff TRANSMISSION Every ay Having A Party? Ving We Can Now Serve .eil of imported silk illusion Mrs Howard Parish, was secured by a la ce bead- grandmother of the bride, wore DEAR POL.L.Y-htherearellablepajntthjtcouldbeusedon a brown imitation leather Inaugahyde) settee and chair that I letting myself go to please Elmer. Sund2y5ChOI f1l s. 4 AT HARRELL&BEVERLY V - Corner country club & UPSals Roads Rev. arwin N Pastor HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd & Staff The ([(( featuring a scoop neckline, long green knit with green and white sleeves and fitted bodice. coatandawhlte cattleya orchid The full skirt was layered to corsage with matching the floor. Her shoulder length background material. , fl.,Øl the PIcture WINNc andEmployes Uoop m Wednelvlay I j,_ ___-t._ We'll Make You .. ' • - pounds. (Yes, one hundred and twenty pounds!) Throughout my diet Eimer never indica ted that h d or disapproved, but now that my life has ctianed as much a s my UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7 lop M • headpiece. h G1 Given .n marriage u crescent father, the bride wore a formal bridegroom's mother wore a length gown of Chantilly Lace street length dress of pastel - fJ5 BARRY A. RODLUTM All my life I have been extremely overweight, but this last 'ear, through a frien d's inspiration I was moti vated to lose - . llooam Evening Worship ... r : toElmerfofsjxyearf,Webothareinourlatetwenties Sunday . I residence will be in Saratoga se%vn branch candelabra with street length dress of flaMingo multicolor top, Kelly green white Cathedral tapers and chiffon withshoulder corsage of skirt and green jacket and the trailing greenery. . DEAR ABBY: I have a unique problem. I have been married would like to paint white? Unfo"unately I bought, by mistake, a m PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Minister Morning Worship 6 3Op rn 7 30p m Evening Worship SENKARIK GLASS I ________________________________________________SEMI'IOLE .t# . ' 01ber Churches & PAINT CO., INC. - Poreil City Ba91rut Church Church l4 Isk a Head Bao s 5' tti'#ct- Boo l (ItiorlhWr Bap it C' ' _~ - anned Parenthood people have some excellent literature for mothers who can't talk to their daughters. Ask your mother to contact them, and good luck. PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old *out# 46 at past& T"t LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Rev. Wllli*am E. Miller . . Pastor Orange Blvd.. Lake Mencliti Wriday School . 9 4S& m, Williard Eldridge . ''. r , Pastor Morning Worship 11 ,008 m. Sunday School , . . .. 10; 00 a m. Y0441h Service STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff Pint I.ofil CPiurth of Lake of Pitt? Sapl.st CPIUI(M 04 LOnQ*?. (or CPvrch & Grant First 11APlest Church of Ov4da - _1 -. isies and lavender muUmS. e THE LAKE MARY UNITED MorningWorship ' ! Shine Mrs F F Ithurnillat ticai to the maid of honor's th of the tiered cake streamers to match the color Of orgdrIIs( presented . Mrs Dorothy Bernosk) cut propriate musical program of their gowns. and served the cake and James Talmadge. was best pouring was Mrs. William nuptial selections. man and usher-groomsmen Bernosky. The Church was elaborately Matthew and were decorated with Potted palms, Mike Sweeney, Francis Theresa Smith distributed the four altar vases of all while Smi th and Frank Dunn. The rice bass. nor an man glads and snow flake mums For her going-away outfit with jade foliage, a pair of carried the rirLgs. Mrs. Rodiun chose a street The brides mother chose a spiral candelabra and two length sleeveless dress with - JL' - you don't stop the InUmseles and-or learn the facts. Nursery .$:30& 11am. Sunday School . .9 AS& m LIMYF S,30p M Men's Prayer BreAkfast of Sanford ,y i - - - if Pastor Morning Worship I GREGORY LUMBER and Employes 04 Lilt V I .. I DEAR IN I don't know what responsIbilItIes go with being 1 30& m - Church Choir Practice Ave. L FOOD FAIR STORES,INC. 0 rnrnflowers mint 'reen : - -- . IN LOVE. j4ucs L eo F.King . THE McK I B BIN AGENCY Insurance POW Church of -.04 14 .."'.11P I 0 - . . and carried French nosegay presided over by Wanda white corsage from her wed of pink Sweetheart roses, blue Kirkland, held a long ding bouquet, The couple left -I-Yvonne Alday. Their gowns Out-of-town guests came Sanford. were styled Identical to that of cake foliage the large wedding was and topped with a floral from, Birmingham, Ala., and 01,0000ppOfficiating clergyman at the the honor attendant in green, umbrella Of miniature flowers Coral Gables, Port orange and candlelight, double ring blue and yellow dotted Swiss. over the bride and groom arld St. Petersburg, F1a. *Alii~ ceremony was Fr. Sean K. They caff ied nosegays Iden- eight nosegays at each corner i 4'' ~'I j 7 - IS-year-old guy. Ile wants to get married and so do 1, but my refuse to sign for me. We have even considered eloping Pa 6:1J$0 m OakAve.&3,d5t. rv Virgil L Bryant • and Rev KtethW.Mullls Morning Worship .I:3Q& IIm 9 ISa m 530pm I .. .7:00Pm. Prayer Sef Vr E C Elsea and Staff Frlv04ulupIagftUC01,d of £tI.snisw. %o.vi. Rt 14. -- ,. 7 3Opm . 11 008 m. 7 -lop m D flodlun The cake b1e w adorned Springs, N.Y. where the Clearmont Ave., 1ke Ma, with two cupid pedes1s with bridegroom is stationed while w ere united in Holy Matrimony Bridesmaids were the Misses tall arrangement of assortei serving in the U S Navy t1a), Aug. 10, l4 at2 p.m. Mary Smi th , Anne Smith and flowers, silver eucalyptus Nuclear Per Field. at l Souls Catholic Church, DEAR ABBY: lama l y arldgir1 who is pre-engaged to an How can I be sure I know everything I should? Can you recom. mend a booklet? I can't sign my name. but I'll be looking for your answer in the paper. Thank you -' Rev William Pickett Rev, K~h Miller. Assist, Pastor C , 411APTIST Aptioch Gaoft# Cwch, OvL, 40 Cavary .00'lst Au.moly M ai,rrmW $SWord G,rtn Ct.o *, j7 73l II I --- mother neer told me anything Ever)thlng I know, I picked upon the street, and I'm really not e ven sure of my facts FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Cassetbiny The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ASSIMILBY O 000 1 ru Anemblep 04 God. 7H7, 6. Elm ~y, . -1 keep on happen Ing because our love is so strong. I'rec!rieriwi .- Hwy I?-#I at Piney Ridge Rd. -.. Wed Evangelist )O. 00 a.m UNI I ED STATE I E BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y Mercer and Staff '----- morning Worship Skdda y E Ven1 ng r Wed 131 010 Study, Conquerors Meeting Sunday COMMUNITY UNITED ~ JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And - What doyudo when your wife always corrects because we are very much In love and can't wait We can t get married for at least three years, but we are much in love that we can't control our emotions, if you know what 1 mean. We only went all the way a few times, but I know it will Pastor y Orr mums and yellow nd ' white daisies with natural foliage and lavender ribbon str eamers. . . M) SIt Orange Street Rev . E Ruth Grant Eve.Worsp,Ipl&3Sun 7:30p m. Wednt%döy Morning Prayer Group cie '.d Wednesday MIhr _1111111111111111111111 loop m FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD .9 Worship . - 'r 11:00ii.M. . - St. Hwy. 4111 Lonrwood, F I. Rev. Ruth H. Collin ... ......Pawor Aray.lohns .........minister.mosief open for mrs;tation .......3:oo p.m. g, Lecture arid r 1, I Evening Ser vi ce ........7:00pm. 1000mm & Pfalle I Morning Worship & Pastor slanlandEsta,::tor LloydHamp? Sunday ........9:45a.m. - Seminole, sidg. 7 OCp m J Rev PaulO Trilsef Past or Sunday School ........ lOam, # Barry Andrew Rodlun, son of .,.r. and Mrs. Ralph Rodlun, 3 DEAR PUT: Tell her (in private) that you'd appreciate it If she'd cut It out. And if she doesn't-then tell her In public. LUTHERAN CHURCH S Smi'h,dauhr of I C F Brooke Smith, 13$ Sum PUT DOWN LAKE MARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Nurseryl CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive. . SPIRITUAL TEMPLE First Vodtral of Wed Prayer DEAR AB you in public? Service (Wed) 700p.m. Nuriefy Pfovided for all services __ . %~ ... . - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH S19 Park Availlive Rev. Joy T. Cosmato - . - Pastor I r 9 1114-nal.m. Morning Worship .. L AS a.m Sunday School . Al 008m 'morning Worship .. Church Training &:ISP.rn. 6.0up m. 7:00p.m. - 7:30P M. 11 -00 a.m. 6,00 p.m 7 lop m, 9ASa m. . 10 $0 a. m. Mid Week 9 Isa m. 10 308 rn Wed B I . ., _t casual young for your son and his wife's laziness, rudeness and in. considerate trealme-.11. JP.S. Alas! Not all twigs grow th the), are beat, Mother.) - Pastor . Evangelistic Service Onora Rd •t Woodlawn Ave Rev . 0 Ross Denlow Pastor 1. - - __ ;.7 . - -___ - Tit* Affwksm 56W soc" . Youth Hour GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST 1 Bible Study 7:30P.M. ;ndependent missionary ti OOU9 D. Elliott Sunday School Morning Worship 2P000rlandoAve (I 7-91) (LuthecanChurch in America) -1 . . .- .. r- - L - rl' .6:75 a m 1000a.m. 11 00a m. 6.00 p.m. -r Pau lSv*y 8 'bIeClss - r. DISENCHANTED liti!? misc! - , %___ 700pm. .- — _L 3 ;~_;_ ,-I `ff providing baby-sitting services, we made an excuse to leave rat tier then to stay, or tell them how hurt we were. 7 30p M. . - ,-- I -- astor EvangelisticServices W ed . Priy,r& the best elcome e (0111(1 ('Ikr Alter two mornings of eating breakfast out while he and his wife unch and dinner and got Ar e we too thinkined? Or is this part of the new, lifest yle of the young? -- - We estimated that in over 20 years, we have provided more than 7,000 clean beds and 20,000 nutritious meals to this ingrate, not to mention the ore of friends he brought home, who always 7:30pm. Crystal 17 Lake rr' Si — _. I - , S• I ________ ___ -J HIS father ant] I felt like' two vagrants wtio hrl come for a handout. eorsp OD SHEPHERD UNITED Evening Worship PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH R SundaySc -- Bible Stvdy ........... 7:00p.m. o €r 500 mIles, we arrived hot and wear), and were sho w n to FIRS OFTHETN William 8. Downey N 1. WTRR Broadcast au m Wednesday Bible Class . 1000a.m. Sunday School Worship Service Kindergarten and il L \ ~ .- Charles N . Crump ;:3or,1 I -J 1I -•- -. "room"-a windowless garage, with a cast-o ff mattress on the re n e, Wed Bible Study - -' EyeningWor%hip ... ._.6:00p.m. Wed Evening Service.. . . .6:00 p.m. .943,11.1"n Church Training Evening Wor Wed Evening Service -' WlI ~, ". - Rev. KenethHol1 k It , , 1113111111 . ,I f1mr! No pillows, no apologies and no explanations. - . 10:00 M. it, IE00:-rn - 1. 6:00P.M. Sunday School Sun Worthip . Sun NYPS - 7.308 rn Wrthsp PINECEST IAPTI Sundav School - OF THE NAZARENE Tcmporaly Gtneva community Ctnler Pastor R A EGreen III W. 35th Place "TheChurchofIhe Lutheran Hou r•' and TV "This Is the Life" Rev Elmer A Reuscher Pastor ... Wednesday BbleClsn 4 ,I JameIPNe,dh1mVanQeI1S Bible Study ............10:OOa.m Old Truths for & New Daly . F11Jfl and got married. Eventually he called and invited us to sit him in his new, three-bedroom , air-conditioned home. After traveling GENEVA CHURCH IulIl('raFl - F -r I CHURCH OF CHRIST 60 Palm Springs Dr. Altamonte Springs EveningServlc: -; - -.4 Zkf . Pastor 10 00 M. .. 1I:OOa.m. hool I ! 'P11 MYF dayS I jit my - . _~ __~-"_ 1631 West First Street Morning service . . Va.- a Holy Communion F a il vic: and Church School , _ -. 7 30p m 7 30p m JOR DAN BAPTIST - .- ' Minister Sunday School 9:4S a m worship Service .........1100a.m. Evening 5ervlc .......... 7:00p.m. Church I 1 4ZC '11110111111" 411111111111" ____ 1:451I.M Sunday School , .— Rector de ________ 94Sam 1100am . 7:30 p m James C. Vaughn Wed 11) ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Springs Drive Longwood, F Isjust East of intersta te R.BurkeJohnson - - . Minister Minister Keith HUICherton IIOL C . Park Ave. 5L DSo r 't'üa, God knows u. He calls us by name. He never forgets. ____ Phone 312-"80 ........Pastor -;- k 10 1&-Aft ABBY: Last year . our eldest wn moved out of stat Wecl Prayer ______ SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 730pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ~ I value, God speaks In the w arm est of tones. / Friday, August 23, 1974-7 A - Sunda y School morning Worship Wed. Service - I 0 7 3Om CHURCH OF GOD 103w. 22nd Street Pastor ev J,T. Pill% Church c4 God Hour WTRR 905am. VASS.M. Sunday School )I .r oo& M morning Worship Evangelistic Sory 6 00 P f" Family Night Service Y P,E. Wed, , vlop m we attend church. When we turn our attention fully upon Him, when we elevate our thinking to those matters which hold elernal II FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 323 3010 4 ~ i mtwmi We can enjoy the Presence of God In a special way when - David J, Rich - — CU -.. . .-.- — _______ 7,30P m daily. NOWS .. .. I! r siondilysthV-01 :45a.m. Sunday SchoOl AV *A, , It ____ ear Is always open to hear us We can enjoy His acq ua intance (.Isr:stl(11l 945a m. 1100a.m. 6:15p.m. Evening CP Wed Prayer Service Nursery Op , 2 V M wo I It" METHODIS) CHURLH 2460 Sanford Ave. FIASf CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 Eatf 0 God always knows us. His eye Is always open to "a us. His -_ . - 0 .Solithern Methodist THE REDEEMER CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH i - - DEAR ABBY I Visit To Son -N How embarrassing to recognize a person's face but be unable to recall his namel It happens to most of us occasionally. / I - Rev Robert Loy - .X LUTHERAN CHURCH OF - Sunday School MorninOWbrshlp k , r- -.-- -- . ,'—vr _________ III N u rs ef y & K I rid ef Oar I en Sngspraf son & worsh,'P . - , 10:4S a.m. y:30 p.m. Nu sery Nur —& , , ~ ~~ ~~ ~ - -7--:7 -`,k_~ 'k ~ Rev. Fred L. Neal . Pastor Sunday School .. .9:30a.rn. Fellowship ............ IO:311a.m. - - pastor - Sunday School 1i I.-/71\5~ O 2401 S. Park Ave - <* %VN*VNNMONMWAON,:Om~m;~=~, m,w<m%~, ,,~.~~;2w.1,;~~,, ~,~~ , _ CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY LY 200Falrmoni _ * * * N ATION 1 II(lf)ItI Don Shockley . -.( WOMEN Orgarnzedjunelll9flLong*vod Chrisli(m.Science r Fr William Ennis Pastor Fr P.J. Kell Assist. Pastor sat viga mass . . . 7:00P rn Wn Me$$ sa.m, io:3oa.m. & 12 noon Gtod OF GOD CHURCH Cor. 271h and Elm Rev. E Don Cox Petor WndaySChool 3Oa rn Morning worship Evening Worsh ip -pm UarnI Nigt fW> ?.JOp - .I ' (.iiih U/ It . __ - Evening Herald - '. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH . — - ,1- ornerflhL Elm _____ - - - . I 0000 S118HtsferAve. Ph.321.alln %\~ : .~, Bro. Billy Griffin. .. , Pastor .:~ w T.R.R . . 111:308'm B'ble Stuy 9 ISa m . M 0 000 '. ",~\, Co Ii I Vi Vi V I I HOPE OF OUR _______ k. /?(I/) I i's I waw r .11:0012.00 Noon Wednesday Evenlno Prayer meeting , •- - - 0 MMIIAIITy THE A a a a 9:30am ... C- METHODIST CHURCH Highway 4U Forest City. Florida ~ —/ t— -r-rfl- -. 111111E, The THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH . V. Friday. August 23, 1974 q t,.-r ________?n-vrffvlr-a%ninkt - " . ihtIu)6t Z . ----. j_-- I .. .~ _______ ____ A~ — - - - j �8A—Evening Herald Friday, August 23, 1974 , DR. L. E. LAMB Time To Plan SPORTS For Retirement Evening Herald DEAR DR. LAMB -.My busband to Jwt celebrated his 53i*1 hirtt*lay, and since he urrd 50, 1 notice he has seemed depressed- He is in good health with a good head of black hair, no gray yet. He seems to get headaches across his forebead. It seems xneheisgoing tlrh the rreoopsuse. He refuses to see our dxlx sayw heis under weather. I try to theft him , )a S__i -— , t.I-.S years is behind then Our xciet t very heiplul here because the retirement system often makes people quit being useful members c4 society. In fact, many people In tber 60s and older have the test sears rf their lives before them, if they uw them properly. I pointed out in my book that the At*.hasiam often are NoItIng in the Wds from age so to l. pavigwousmterest_ in commtmity affairs and ma won i even isa, J I p A E F C F S 0 SI Al E SM$42ZS. ifl COMM to fed needed. aspirin. It LS important to incream I think he also worries about social contacts. Get into retirement Ic about eight gears organizations that will keep you time, He is an accountant and in active and involved. Each perrecent years quite a few of his son has to thcxee his own area colleagues coLLd and died of interest, but the to sboctly after retirement. I cbmwsomething. It may he a reckon ooe cannot run away garden dub-type activity and from retirem, but rather learning to raise Yaw own fond piep e for it Could you please That might come in very handy tratire :1 af:er rtremer cr, the way ays ta ocpy crie's self in things are going, even sooner. retirement' Good bobbin am great for DEAR READER - You are maintaining interest and provery e. Mt neople go to noting social contact. Mikivig great lengths preparing for s.s1l furniture and death. They have insurance for photography turn some people death, estate for their cc and may turn into a second belts and esen plan we they career with good financial are going to be buried, but all ret too few plan !or liing. You are You may think I'm just absolutelyngth,thettwy to dreaming, but that is irn. sumve and enjoy rthrrment is POrtant. Part of depression and to plan for At properly. aging is sfrnply losing You my he interested In my dreams. Hang =aw1&4 to book, Sta Youthful and Fit," look forward to or to strive for Haper and Row. It provides is important in the a complete guide of what psychological aspects of chants occs as you get older, staying Youthful and enjoying and what we know about how to every year of IL So, dream the Pr t such Problems, That izrçoesible dream and then set nt definitely includes plans out to make It e true. Youth for keeping c*xupieci is often a state of mind. Your bushend is probably Send your est1cms to 1. having a true middle-aged !r.b, in care of this newsp.. dept oqt If it L' any worse, be per, P.O. Box 151, Radio City may reedson* pro(ewicical Statitsi, New York, N.Y. IOOI. counseling or even some For a copy of Dr. Ltrrth'3 medicine to perk him up. Men bocèiet on halarwed diet, send do get deprjed when they 50 cents to the same aess ha the major zPan of and ask for the-Balance d their supposedly productive Diet" let. Nature' Doesn't Teach Sex Art M a W By GEORGE W. CRANE Pb D., St EL team a male bow to produce harmony in the boudoir. Yet there is a widespread rri.uidern fallacy that a young man seduces 10 girls, be will be an erotic Pjj of the Bøir. That's maleky! Without precise medim pbycholoØeal During, King Solomon thus arnUy left his 1,000 rises unaffected, Indeed, King DSVIUS wife become such a ragging strew that the Bible says God Afflicted her with sterility for her jealousy. Jealous wftes are likely to have mates who have reser kw'd bow to be crirzuae bj pismgs if CASE B423: Lola SI., aged 24, has betii married three years"Dr. Crane," she saiti, 'I was very ignorant the .i'rual aspects ci marriage at the time of Our wrd±ng. "For I Bared re would provide for such things, so if I just let my husband take the lead, everything would be wonderfuL -But for the fIrst couple of years, I was vaguely frustrated and even began to nag my hasl*nd. 'Then I read your column one day in which you said men naturally attain erotic Just as a famous 1TIau4n Mtisfactlonhitrow,eflutbr like Paderi re4red by taught bow to do so. ' one piano to attain worldwide "Well, I knew it wa& acclaim so a tasheiKl needs coining naturally to me! only one woman to attain "Sc I decided you might be perfect erotc harmony, if he correct knows the proper technique, "That's when I sent for your Many nymphomaniacs' booklet on 'Sex Problems in become wildly promiscu ous Marriage.' Just because they erroneously "It entirely changed our believed that ratwv would marriage and may even have teach them hr' staved Off a pcible divorce. harmonious union with their "For, although I truly loved ?szshaa, my 'husband, I was becoming When they are left witht the such a strew, I might easily prope r erotic tlzilIs that they have thiven him Into the arma had imagined NOW result from of some other woman, the boseyrnoon, they begin to "Dr. Crane, please rrmirsl doubt their own cetemcy as a wives that trey are like a piano, normal woni. for the Piano can't prodoce Then they may abop around tinony till a trained gürást from one phjiieia to another, strikes the proper kty. hoping that sme surgery will "An intelligent husband remedy their imagined aboutJ learn bow to be- thet defective ana tomy. boudoir pianist!" LTltimateIy they may wonder Suir4 might have dozens ci if the iault doesn't he with their wives and jioieate ii of ?xistsuids, at which point they children, 'et leave those wiires may flirt with the idea of relatively passionkmaal inert, daa.lestzre affairs, ntiy But in past generalacxa, even trip of Kini Solomon's I.CM their ilfirfl rrrnancing wa i,vts ri-r-j often tU, Kr most men also rrsultiple erotk uniots believed, like Lola, that nature For with different women do not took care at wile's ercttc'4in. of Ass F.t S C. CAI Cal Cm, chy CIO Vitt 'Il F Fits Fits "1 F'tl Fin LARGEN AND CLOUTZ SURGICAL ASSOCIATES. P.A C'.T041 ( CHARLES D r^r i, HARMON. p$;(q. rJh5'L1, As A5CtjLAk AT LAXEVIEW PROFESSIONAL CENTER ;E 'C'E fl 7441 AND DEI'TOttA MEDICAL ARTS CENTER SAXON Fi PiOfIf VA 141 Texas Bops 0 ' s Some Teams Are More Equal Did I hear someone say something about equality In the again? , :alt'j, iv su e iuutay. Artuafly. I'mflogging an old horse-war horse if you will-beeuse the question today is hen is this state going to get rid of a one-man - tyranny who has ruled with absolute authority the state's high ' 'school athletic programs for decades, Floyd Lay? Lay, if you will remember, is the man who put Seminole High out of the district track championships last year. A few years before that he knew of and had prooi of an ineligible player on a team that was facing Seminole in a post-season game. It took days of hooting and hollering to get the game score reversed, as it should have been because Lay let the boy play and, my friends, it as again' thy rules. And this man - make that this (IIctJJtnr of sports-is a "by-the-rules' tycoon. lie decides if some youngster can play in a non-Florida High School Activities Association sanctioned tennis match during " the school year or not. Mostly, in that case his decision is not. By what right? Who asked him? lie's the executive Secretary of the FHSA.A, which is charged with keeping our high school sports running. Running his way, I might add. If he doesn't like something, you can bet it won't happen in Florida. That just doesn't seem right. "'ell, the latest "burr" I find under my chair's overly soft cushion is the latest list of rules for the state high school championship program. It's based on "equality," that is, equality of the big schools .1 and inequality of the little schools. We all know well enough it', the big boys who rule, and that's just what's going to happkr again. It stater in the rules that if a championship game Is tied at the end of the fourth quarter, the two teams will get four alternating plays each starting from the 50 yard line and the winner will be declared by which side of the midfield stripe the ball rests upon at the end of the eight plays. Fine. That means if my team has the ball on the other team's side in the "sudden death" overtime period of eight plays I win. Great. i'. Great, that is, If my team happens to be a Class Four-A or Three-A school. There just isn't any such provision for the two smaller classificat ions of schools, 'l\o.A and Single-A. They are declared Co-champions in that case. Big Deal. So, if I want the honor of having one school declared champion, I just had better be rooting for a big school, Bull! That smacks of a kind of privilege system that just doesn't make any sense. M far as I know it takes the same amount of time, ap. proximately, for a big school as a little school to run off eight ' alternating plays. So why the difference, Floyd, why? The small schools deserve just as much chance to be the King of the Hill as the big boys, don't they? Floyd Lay, why don't you Just retire? I've got another idea on that. It's the fans, whom we're all trying to please, right? Well then, why don't we give the fans what they paid to see; a real game with real winners. Surely the idea of a "Sudden Death" quarter of football is better than just eight alternating plays. Let the kids play seven or eight minute quarters Ull someone scores and the game Is over right at that point. Or, we could keep the game going until the end of that allotted period, just to make things, "Super Even." Then, everyone has a real chance, not just 'i 'hope we can make it on this play' kind of chance, Football Isn't a one-play game, nor is it a four-play game; at least not the way Floyd Lay wants it. Opponents of this idea would say: but the kids might get too tired and injuries happen when you get tired. Okay, you're right on that. But, how many kids are there on a football squad for a championship game? There are 44 players allowed to dress out. How many kids play in a championship game? Not that many, ' at least not that many if you play to win because you're playing only your best. That "injury" arument doesn't seem to hold a whole lot of water if you count the size of the teams allowed. That's what high school football should be about: play 'em all. pizivung S RICHARDS If You Road The Rule Book point is $ Friday, August 23, 1974-1B Ao""' —, g in IIUIU"..?J, - _ __ __ I I I= I I I I U I I I Hy Ihe Associated Press finished last in the Western Di- hits and no runs in 152-3 in. Billy Martin, the fiery and vision with a 57-105 record. flings, while gaining one victory sometimes feisty manager of The team finally seems to and four saves against Baltithe Texas Rangers, isn't ready have shaken its losing feeling, more, yet to talk about next year. Pitcher Ferguson Jenkins, Royals 3, Indians 1 After the Rangers beat the new to the American League At Cleveland, Kansas City Baltimore Orioles 6-2 Thursday this season, won his 18th game pitcher Paul Splittorff had a night and moved two games with two innings of relief from shutout going into the ninth inl)ver the .00 riiark, Martin was Steve Foucault. rung, but the Indians' Joe Us asked how much the Rangers Toby Harrah slammed a spoiled it with a solo homer. needed to become contenders, three-run homer during a fiveSplittorff, now 13-12, said he run rally in the fourth inning was Just happy that the Royals Martin started to answer, but which chased Jim Palmer. got the win, because it puts then cut himself short, Dave Nelson singled home them only four-and-a-half "We can make a run at the pennant this year," he said. another run in the inning off games behind the American "We're seven games behind, Palmer, last year's Cy Young League's Western Division. and we have seven game-° left award winner who earlier spent leading Oakland A's. Royals Manager Jack with Oakland. We can beat 54 days on the disabled list and is now 4.9. Jeff Burroughs then McKeon agreed with Splittorff them, too." recorded his 103rd RBI, off re- that every th right now Is im"Nobody believed me Last lievcr Doyle Alexander. port.ant. spring when I said we'd be conBurroughs, who fanned three "We need every one we can tenders," Martin recalled, times, was ejected after being get," McKeon said. "We usual"They all laughed. Maybe called out and arguing with an ly have a rough time with they'll listen next time." um pire in the ninth. Cleveland so two-out-of-three In the only other American Jenkins allowed three of his here is real good." League baseball game Thurs- gix hits in the seventh. The Royals scored two runs in uay, the Kansas City Royals Foucault, in his 56th relief the fourth on Amos Otis' twodropped the Cleveland !ndians appearance, continued his sea- run homer. It was his 12th of the 3-1. No National League teams son-long mastery of the Orioles, season. Vada Pinson preceded were scheduled. The Rangers have a 6-3 edge the shot with a single. Texas, which Martin took over the Orioles this year and Hal McRae added another over last Sept. 1 after being re- Foucault has been in all six roundtripper off loser Jim Per. leased by the Detroit Tigers, victories, lie has allowed eight ry, 18-0, in the ninth, Stealing 'Em Bl ind ('INCINNATI (AP) Brock is clo3ing in on a record Johnny Bench won the last ou$Jng In Bench thinks Lou Brock can do that many of baseball's old their duel of hare-and-houndsit. guard said would remain out of manship. "I honestly didn't think Mau- reach for years. "I got h,lin the last two (lines ry Wills' record would be two'l'he St. Louis Cardinal star * played St. LouL," rtcaiLd ken, but Lou's made a believer has 86 steals, well ahead of Bench. "But all told, he's got out of me," said the Cincinnati Wills' record pace of 1962. He more on me than I've got on Reds All-Star catcher, needs 19 steals in the remaining him," said the strong-armed "It will be truly unbelievable 37 games to crack the mark. Oklahoman, considered by if he does it," said Bench in "I'm glad he's out of our many as one of the best defer, tribute of Brock's bid to erase hair," said Bench. The Reds sive catchers in history. the all-time season stolen-base and Cards do not meet again "He's a true artist in every record, this regular season, sense of the word," said Bench. - "Mr.chance Of a little less inflamatory nature: Lee Geiger, our Evening Herald Correspondent, deset'ves a pat on the back. He was recently tapped to be an official Judge at the professional boxing matches held in Orlando. Lee, well known to both boxing readers and media afficinnadcyes throughout the country for his excellent coverage of statewide fighting both professional and an'iateur is considered one of the best judges around. "That is," lee says shyly with a smirking grin that belies the shyness, "because I leave my glasses home and I score both fighters equally because lcan't see the guy I'm rooting for." 0 "r, 10 J; 0, Your Ford Dealer's Lato, Late Show is more than just a Clearance Sale, Of course. Fords Ck.' tobcgn with, but th,6 yeul Litre are pient of other good reasons to buy a new 1974 Ford: If you wait until the 75 s come out, you 11 pay a lot more By The Associated Press American League National League Eat? East w t, PCI on W I PC? GB ISoston 69 51 561 .' Louis 65 60 $20 (IeveInd 61 59 5O_S6' 6) ii SOS I' flaltmo,e 6? 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P4 P4ew York ,it AtlAnt.t Oakland at aocton, N C'nc'nnat, At Montreal Sunday's Games Philack'Iphn at Houston lesas a? Detroit Pi??',bqIi at San Dego, 2 M'irta at OAllimore (ti •tc it 5 in I ancs(o O.i Janit it liOStOn j We need used cars, so ise re giving big trade-in allowances YELL ABOUT SOMETHING Thislliazerchecrleadersurehassomethingtoyellain,u( Her team Just put the stoppers to the visiting Portland Storm in Orlando Wednesday, 11-7, to continue to lead the World Football League's Eastern Division. The Blazers are now 6-I. Photo ByGoergellayes. We have to move the 74 s of f the lot to make room for the 75 s Need more reasons? Check this price: , --,•W':'i..-, .-'-'."t,'-' Costs Arnie Golf Lead Three-Putt HARRISON. N.Y. (AP) A 6,614-yard Westchester Country only 13 pulls on the small, Untwo-foot putt that wouldn't Club course and just one shot dulating greens on those last 10, drop-followed immediately by hack of the group of four tied for A par instead of the double an 16-inch putt that missed- the lead it 67. They %ere for- bogey on the sixth would have kept Arnold Palmer from from sole ner Tommy Aaron, Miller given him the lead alone at 66. possession of first place in the Barber, Dale Douglass and "My putting on those last 10 $50,000 Westchester Golf Clas- Larry Ziegler. holes was the k'st I've (lone in a sic "i was not happy," said a long, long time," said the The 44-year-old Palmer, who grim-faced Palim r after his al- popular man who %% as trailed by has won but one individual title most incredible three-putt that the biggest gallery of the day. since taking the Westchester cost him a double bogey on his Also at 68 were Jack Nicktitle in 1971, three-putted from sixth hole. laos, Bob Murphy, Twit Watson two feet in Thursday's first He rallied soon after that and eight others, leaving 16 round, but still got out with a 68. lapse, however and birdied six players locked within one shot That's fou r under par on the of his last 10 holes-he nce needed1 each tither. - 0A ki- tv ,,-i-'- -'I--., Pinto Clearance Price 12294.810 plus lteigti? -+ tai + tag JACK PROSSER FORD HWY. 17-9'2 a LAKE MARY BLVD. SANFORD 322.1481 - �,.-:---.------r,--_,• • - - .. 2 B— Evening Herald 6A ____ $ 3 SELr A L I)I.. - _ M Asw q C;_ 1~ , ,r_ ,-~_ __ Ic 4'r - 4 _. r ___ _:_ _i-_-- -v .-- .• - •. - * Nvoo`?, _.dd~ __ - I I ___ m f-_ 61h, __________ I- 1; - _ N (fl- i)' In __________ VIENNA i All ; There is no time for tears Friday as lAocid record holder David Wilkie bids to restore his reputation as Britain's golden hope at the European Swimming Championships Tht 2tvear.jld Scot, a student at the t'rivrst :-1141- Illide a disas(rcqs start in tu.5 campaign at Vienna's colorful and often noisy open arswijpl. Wilkie suddenly stopped swimming at the begirunng of a heat in the 10-meter breaststroke and he was eliminated Later a tearful Wilkie sat under a tree and said: "I hougM there was a faLse start." He explained he had mistaken the horns of Swedish supf'rters for the recall signal. Now he tries again, in the meter breaststroke in hjch he holds the world record of 2 minutes, 19.3 ceconds set at the world thampioniiip in Belgrade last sear. Taiwan In LL Finals V lI.11.'..'.1SF';flT Ri Ilia% mg aIzncst flawl ess 1-sebaj1, the entry from Taiwan once again has reached c finals of the little League World Series, seeking the island's fourth consecutive championship. Nan Ilsiung, the Taiwi entry, won its semifinal game 11-0 Thursday over Tailmadge, Ohio, as pitcher Kao SunTch allo w ed just one infield single. The team's opponent in Saturday's final game is Red Bluff, Calif., which used three unearned runs In the next to Last inning to edge Maracaibo. Venezuela, 4-3. Talimadge had played 10 games on its way to William. sport and none of its opponents managed to get more than three runs in any game. -- But Taiwan scored seven times in the first inning and first baseman l ain Wen-Hsiung hit his second hctne run cl the series. He hcrnered again in the third. Wheels Need A Win YPSILANTI, Mich. tAP? Coach Dan Bisture says tu.s Detroit Wheels "need tlabthty and some kind of security." They also need a victory. Thursday night the Queagc Fire saw to It that that h rwt frir the seventh consecutiye time. The Fire Look ad vantage of the absence of star Wheels quarterback Hubba Wyche and beat Detroit 35-23 before a national television audience but only 10,300 patrons at H yncarsm Stadium here, some 35 miles from Detroit. The triumph was the sixth for Chicago against one loss. This is as gd a game as we've played this season," .aid Chicago Coach Jim Spavital, who got a superb game from quarterback Virgil Carter and a balanced running attack from Cyril Pinder and Mark Kellar. ' 1t e Soccer Doesn't Draw • MIAMI tAP Sunday's North American Soccer League title game is expected to draw less than 20,000 Fans to the &)..000-seat Orange Bowl. but NASL Cornriiissioncr Phil Woosnam says his franchises will soon be he n14'st desireable in sports. "r Is going in become a major spat;' Woosnam _ aid Thursda% .. -By major. I mean fully filling up these The break-even point for our clubs will be three to four sears. Ten year-s from now, we'll have meet valuable franchises in the sports business." He said soccer clubs, with mialler rosters arid less required equipmen t, aren't hurt as much by rising costs that are pushing up ticket Prices ering profits in sports such as f oot ball. 'If the jobproperjy we can gr eat er reven ue nan fc thall iith less expenses," said Woosnam, set-s t elevision as the tool to growth. He is courting iv t•zevutives now for regular season shows next year. Petty Tunes For Yankee --- CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION, bach, who won theeveznin 1970 tAil ttithard Petty, Petty, who won the Motor currently the hottest driver in State 400 at the track in June, is auto racing, heads the entry list wheeling toward his best sewn for Sunday's Yankee 400 Grand in the sport in a 17-year career National st'i5k car event at that already has netted him has Michigan $175 million in prize money. Speedway. 1 UMIL At pg — Prctice for the $80,200 Wint ___ a ci I in " ti , 's - • 'F#1e I M 12 I a 00" MI 40 00.0Gwinthrto the 374 ( anp4n• c*nt-d klay at the two-mile oval 70 miles sutheast of Detroit. • Nrty-sixstarter will (,e de. termin5'd in qualifying trials Saturday. 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Show true devotion to the one you love. .Sidestep a troublemaker. 6:00 (13) Movie (35) Midget Racing Movies (35) Movie Intelligently Magic 1:00 (2) Soul Train (2.8) Emergency (6) Scobhy Do . 01DNEF C M LE I G U A N A 11 E C B N I Y AE WA RN T £ A NY I I EVENING 17:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Pebbles And Bamm (311mm (8) Information Eight (9) The Invaders (13) Cowtown Rodeo (74) Electric Company (44) Shares (24) Wall Street cooperate with you in a plan that is worthwhile. Do favors for those you Ike. Act in a conscientious way, their assistance for some personal or 9:00 (1)) Cow t ow n Rodeo SAG117ARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Good friends will Putt Ni0 Two Drinks For The Price Of One FREE Hors D'Oeuvres MONDAY- LADIENIGHT All Drinks For Ladies SOc 9 am, III 2:30 p.m. LOUNGE OPEN DAILY—INCLUDING SUN. - r'r Hi ia X11$ 39 Ii Board Putt Golf F n,il (44)High5peed Living Neighborhood . Dollar Man who is a Mission (35) (24) Mister Rogers SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21, Concentrate on fin an ces and ______________________________ . (35) F elony Squad (44) Bold Ones day to make arrangements (9) I ELUKU't,.F\CKOLNNJI)IWAT 0 (24) Firing ne :3O (2) Untamed World (6) Sounding Pussycats (8) Wonderful World B- 30 (2, 8) Addams Family Week ___ Marks By ALEX SACHARE they can do. The 14-day strike have the New York hui' Spo rts Writer Giants, 2-I, Cardinals rom 16 through cooling off periud ends Veteran quarterback Greg t Pittsburgh, 3.0 PhIla. 1970. More than a few paychecks Tuesday, bi if the Landry Is expected to se e his veterans do detplüa, 0-3, at Oakland, 3.0; Dennis Shaw threwtroit firstMonday action ofnight. the year for will be on the line in this week. not leave camp then, some of Denver, 2-1, at Green Bay, 30; forAlthough two touchdowns and Gary end's National Football League the rookies will have to. exhibition games. Dallas, 2-1, at New Orleans, 0-3; Ketthley one in last week's 48-14 _________________ Joe Namath is expected to NewEngland,2-1,atsego romp over San Wi th orly three weekends Diego, 'eteran make his debut tonight when 2-1; Washington, 0-3, exhibition action left until th at Jim Hart is e xpec ted to start at e the New York Jets "izzt S. C'.cvcLa'-4 1-2, a Sa.-i Franfcguldr season begins, coaches Louis to face quarteroa' or St. Loui. k f the Cardinals. usco, 0.3, at Kansas Qty, 1-2. around The Rams are coining oil a the league will soon Tr games will be nationhave to do some wholesale ros- ally televised: Mw.mi, 'I\,o other games will be very impressIve 58-16 thrashing 2-1, at played Monday night: Chicago, of Kansas City in which they ter paring—and this weekend's Los Angeles, 2-3, Saturday on 0-3, at Baltimore, action will i-i, and At- rolled up 517 yards of total ofgo a long way in de- NBC; Buffalo, 2-2,, at Mm- Lanta, 1-2, at Houston, 2-1. termlnlng just who ge ts pared. nesota, 0-2, fense, including 357 on the Sunday' CBS, and Je ts Charley Coach Winner gr ound. Veteran quarterback Many veterans will get their Detro, 1.2, at CIncinnati, 3.0, kill gel a chance to beat the stars Bob Gnese of Miami and first extensive game action Monday on ABC. team which let him go since repciting to camp under Saturda John Hadi of Los Angeles will y night's other games tonight's game. He coachedin the start the NFL Players Association's . It , two-week cooling-off r&i.A Aug. 14. Most were used spar. ingly last week. For the rookies and free agents wtvi held the fort until the veterans arrived, this could be Ow last chance toshow what Good (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (2. 8) Lidville (9) Rugs Bunny (44) Leroy Jenkins (9) Six Million ln'o 323Ioo Gritty (24) Sesame Street Your Hit Parade (9) Brady Bunch (24) Washingt on w ith allies so that you have more mutual success. Get respo 13 Orlando Drive Sanford : Orlando $311440 i tty 00 permit any ome problems to develop. Plan little to entertain good friends thi evening. Something fine can Just over 13 and representative on the sjdeli handedpucherhas yet to taste Frazier. Despite watching All head found boxing a tough nut defeatand Away from boxing for over a hashandledsomeoflose.Salerno took the ye ,Knightis expectedto take (24 ) Journey to Japan (6) ISopt. 1 to Oct. 22 And The Chan Clan (8) Jetsons Wrestling VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Don't l.lIlHA (6) Amazing Clan Squares (13) All Star delays. Try to please mate . (24) Sesame street (44) Wally's Workshop (2) Butch Cassidy • (9) Hollywood yOU Can have a happy time with congenial.,; without running into EST Return Weather (35. 44) Star Trek 7:30 1 2) Police Surgeon (6) Andy Griffith (8) To Tell The Truth I.EOJulyZ2toAug,21) Makepreparahionsearl). so that later t, Rookies' (I)) the future. Take health treatments. they're . beginning to be called in already 120 plus pounds, but now he is back, bigger and boxing circles) will not eat Salerno figures to grow into a be tter than ever. anything wi th sugar on it and 200Pounderashisentlrefamily Florida. football teams. He was voted other sptoorget m condition f watches his diet closer than are all king-sized indi vidua ls. Wi th all this amateur 3C ts, In every weight division — fivity, t he only local fighter the MVP on the Greyhmw,s most women. from the 200 With such a difficult task set currently in the pro ranks is It pound J.V. football team. Many of the local )vuth. like Sanford's Ray Hatchet, are in With his brother Don knows it for himself, Salerno has Sanford's Vic Perez - The heavy'weight down to the 10Blessed with an is all-important to be in shape U dedicated his year-old who tips the scale at athletic ability, aflround the amateur program f every waking handsome middieweigt the good - same you are going to get into the hour to his just over 70 powxis — local looking win if the ex perienced a roller coaster reason _conditioning imirovment. Of South Seminole youngsters are making liwoath Middle School PE teacher Jim TheY feel there isn't a better ring. The two boys run every gym is open, Salerno is there. career that is currently riding morning before breaast and lie runs live miles daily, works high on a t one of the toug hest sports Clark, is currently going all-ou t way to get in shape. an impsive try to get in at least five miles a over 20 rounds be tween sparing, light win streak. around. in his quest for the ultimate--ji HaLchet has no intentjonts of day. Some are "boxi ng brats" like pla ce on the Olymplc Boxing pursuing a boxing r, but sh4dow boxing ' Jump" *rope No matter what Perez is doir.g, 16-year-old Alan Dalton a( Fern Team. and hi t ti ng Mike, the older Monks, both the speed the Seminole High senior works vk and keeng himself Part wing up in co spends almost e very pie out daily and expects to have found the going much peUtive en%jIonfl they live moment in the than his brother and has tasted It was this several m figh ts befo Mike Knight anot her 10.yearbouts he alway, ' and uth boxing aimost from t defeat several times. Usually old L training that got him as hangs em' up. Es then, It is time ym st he 10 VC to t an High udent, amat1rs e time walic far aa his intention to continue he has been able to get his hand taken on the ring-wiM La th are able Junior — both in ad vice and refereeing raised in victory but the defeats flarrY Dalton. former Navy Tournament in Illinois. working out in the gym behind Anzalmeas manager and their bou ts. boxer, got hiss thvofs If you will pardon a the Orla ndo Sports Stadium This young group of bouTs at the age of 10. But even before papa's pride lac k of s&Uoning. Geiger, only 11 t H.ighway 50, froIh Seminole County are the current Lyman High and go Knight has been working Most of the boys into sixth de, turning Some of the bO , da ily in a weight room in an "smas the sport into a soyhomore had a dream: to ess4 the same thing — gng" su, alre4- proven his v'erutility -Monks brothers of Forest City, ..boxing Is the most tiring sftt effort to build Wmself up to !he fight, as his father did, on the by port be ing voted the MVP on his got involved by coming _ out to a around, both physicajly Navy boxing squad. school's flag football team last professional and heavyweight ranks. Already, fight te ar rs A veteran of and feeling menta the powerful Kni ghts weighs in lly." ama ur )e ,makingtheAl1ta on they would lilce to get in a FromGoklefllodcomesSouth at I78 and is into put m bouts, the 106 Pound Dalton is the Winter Spring-s h tUe league boxing pro . gra . curren tly the states Golden baseball team, and recievirzg Seminole's eighth grade in Sales and Paris 17 Donald, only 10 years old and Gloves Champ. He has held that nbbons student, James "Showboat" e most mode!!! His father -Lank, is a well during various track 73 pounds, has caught the eye of Sa rno. His titlefortwoyea rs,and t wicehe mer around le inter was first known around thestate le facility all the intruto. In eight stirr of hascome home wi th the brouze the area, when he saw ida ed Super Florida as head foot ball coacti b ts, esharpshooting right- Fight I be tween All and of medal from the Junior Despite this, the young red- ou th T Miami's Coral Gables. NFL Vets ' Presents MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Look into wardrobe ami others matters that will make you operate more efficiently in his body, the youngest of the Twosome" tas What's My Line? (24) Aviation the best around in the entirc --L"kis~ifle ljp,, to his heart. his PLAce alongside Clark Sttrkar4WintetSpr's ouun. thbothcont and she was sta te. Carl Geiger, are proven defeated be ' Th eShwbt' 5 g1 in life is Da lton as the best Seminole cause he didn't Man) of Seminole County's athletes in o th A real fanatic on ihe care of to a "White Au" and has. A er sports but listen to his dear old dad. back injury kept the ftnest atheletes are domung come to L,X ama teur Kogram ,,is Last effort was his fWA for different reasons. win. when he took Jnea wei . Clark, another 16-year-old earned decision over previously Lyman High pupil, played last unbea ten Frank Harris. Carl year on both the baseball and boxes or :00 (6) Growers Almanac 6:25 (2) Daily Devotional :30 (2) Across ThQ Fence (6) Sum flier Semester (8) Laurel And Hardy 6:55 (9 News 7:00 (2) Flying Nun (6) Butch Cassidy (9) Tartan 7:30 (2) Lassie , B RM C AK (6) Josie And The The (9) Hitchcock GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Don't neglect home duties earl)' prove beneficial to you. Relax at home th is evening. He ra1dCosponnt Olympics. (6) 11:30 MORNING i SWHAMELFBEONPDMR 1\~\ Fq . . Types of Lizards C G U .,\ k,~T AUJ ERLTEDWASR I SATURDAY 7:30 (2) To Tell ....... I ' EVENING - -.. -__i-_1. 9 hand,wraPS, gloves, and mouthPieces for a variety of reasons as amateur boxing begins to boom in this part of Central FRIDAY potpIe. Make this a (Ieli!ht ful t - I I I the day Itis to your advantige engage In new Interests. __________________________________ new personalties are nowtoable to pen your mifl(l O TAURUS Apr. 20 to May 20) Handle monetary matters in the morning and then you can go places and be with interest1n I TSEEK & FIND •' Truth ,- . .- •" ______ _____ .. - 1Ia • morning. Visit persons you really like. I Can t Knock Clobberin - Friday, August 23, 1974-38 ... ... • ARIES f Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Take treatrnnts Uiut improves your health. Make sure you finish important routines in thL, _________ . ."-f",#;..1 hir,II, rt2 - _ .ctadiurn,s, I ; _._J1_.• gia arvA, In T,ON 1UHT I V I f () ess in the future. _________ _ _______ — I - -. - - — vening Herald VQ ; H . - r August 24, 1974 ,;1:,*'t.it%,. I.L"1)1.NClES: Afinr ______ ____________ f Swimmer Eliminated I I I - -- -- -. LEISURE - fly CtiUjOj.I. ttli.lfil•;it - . ___________ ____________________________________ ___. rur aTuraay, 1. •. ___________ I - HOROSCOPE / V 41 .,v,. I -- — — - rir. IUL\IAL'. Ga. tAPs Barbara Cooper ikddc. 4 La Wei".F' .,rn 47 but' Thursday to win the senior women's slalom title in the Th'id National Water i C'hampienships at Callaway Gardens. Mrs. Ileddon, former national women's water ski t.ut t'f eriietireinent to defeat Barbara Cleveland of Hawthorne. Fla., by seven buoys. Bill Chisnell of Pontiac, Midi., took the boy's slalom 'UJ : Lt: a r i'pt"nmg .ien I thvision event of the tournament as won by Doug Borrow of Columbus, Ohio, who took the tricks title with a run of 3,140 points, 100 points ahead of f'ean Chins of Greenville, N.C. - = -V. ____ Wales Skier •.,,... ._ -. ----- -- '--------..---.----------------------.-.----•- . IN BRIEF Lake __ Friday. August 23, 1974 SPOWS C -- _. -.. --------- --- c S n' Rx%1atmw&#mihm 1n fl(Go SHERATc-', O1LLSA'.'OTCO ',', A ,I,',I A,'[pdjL AT 4 'TATE 4,OkJT[ 44 A't.4: I ( . - f , • L ITT �______ 1 4 B- EvjgHerald ______ Friday, August 23, 1974 ________ Pension Plan Bill The Want CoIumn t.Ivr tI,w r1 ______________ I Sent To Ford WANT AD - 1$ 4 , j VASHINGTON1AP)_AII pesion I .- ., giving much snge proc. If the conn INFORMATION Seminole 322-261 -- . P ' ___________ ______________ ________ ___________________________________ ______________________________ Drive, Altamonte Springs. Off __herlotte St. 51K Warehouse, Turn that inused piano into a w:P.,15. .D,..4,, s.a e sign the bill when a ceremony longer than lyears. can be arrnui.j mi. . t.mplovers w'iiht I rn_.! "' have to Put sufficient amounts The bill seeks to guarantee into penon funds in the future Orlando 831-9993 Ask for Want Ads the retement benefits they 1oranydeficitsforpastj Want Ad most plans worked saUsfac- funding would be achieved In 30 torily but that thousands of per- year or 40 yea in a few sons never received promised benefits. - . flcw tax ifledltjves to self-em. tability plan shuld ' . ! thru S times ....40c a line Portability-A v&Iuntary por. 6 lhru 25 limes et up 26 times ........ 23C a line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum under which an employc cluingployed persons to improve own pension prog-ams and for lag jobs could have his rested employes to set up individual credits transferred to his new The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. Rated For Consecutive Plan Termination Insur. lnseions-No ChanOe Some critles hare said the ance-A new government rorCopy. measure is inadequate because poration would be setup to pay it would not require 13s to set benefits when a company went ____________________________ __________________________ up pension plans or raise out of busirs3 and its pension -. - present payments. fund lacked sufficient assets or 3 Cemetaries About hail the U.S. work when a fund in a going concern I Adjoining spaces In family plot in force now is cove by plans. could not meet its obligations, Evergreen Cemetary. 1500 for all. The average payment is ap. Payments would be limited to Write P.O. BOx 1031, Keystone __________________________________ pcox:imately $141 a month, Major provisions of the bill: Eligibility_MI SJ(2 employes per cent of the average monthly wage in a recipient's Business - Registration ( officials report all ______________ - 4 Personals lass drttsker For further informalIon call 47345*7 or write Sanford AI.AAOI, Family Group P.O. Box ssi, Sanford, FIa. 37771 - - Students may take one, Supervisor Hh LAKE MARY 3 bedroom, 2 bath, large family room, KitcPen _________________________________ equipped, garage. 573.5, 373 olts School diploma required L.uht tp.nq, gç,ocl math abitity, able to meet public Must be able to in -- -- Wai'resses and Bu% help needed, Company benetits, Apply in _______________________________ person to Holiday Inn, Altamonte Sprin _______________________ GOOD CR')uT it "-1 'C'. *... I NEED. NOMnNv TAn REALTY I and 4 bedroom homes, 1½ to 2 1100 (.25th St. b,ith priced from 122.1.50 to 3fl55 $2S.lOOonIaeodedlot,SelI,r pays all closing cost. VA, FHA. if you are having difficul'y finding a !c, and beautiful?" ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE low down payment I bedroom. 2 ths, lovely horn with iarg fl(i f0OFi, 'vp,r ,1e dining room, nice kitch,n wilh many extras, Priced 176.500 For more °formation call Margaret Scott. 'stoc. Alter hours Ifl 7548 _____________________________ WANTED. LPN'S and nurse aes. Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 Ed St. (52000 - - ign for a tamity alt, Lake Mary • D,hahers •Drapes can 322.2420 Anytime Bedroom block home with family REALTORS 29 Rooms for Rent REAL TOR open weekends DEL TONA (305)66* 4131 2365 Park Dr I OFF AIRPORT BLVD news items you will find anywber. - 144 Need 3734061, 3230317.373.9370 377 2611 or $31 9.993 ______________________________ Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assc, I(D House? Financing a flS4 Marenda Home in Oilto is now within the reach of the young worsing people of the area; as well as the . ________________________ _________________________ _____________________________ ____________________________ anorwofnantosfe.xpe,. For Rent FOUND 15' fishing boat on room and board in county tame. Johns River lust north of 77.93 _Wldow. 337 SIll calf anytime. - Ak COfl&&Iàg _______ Horn. bridge In Sanford. 373 3669 after 6 Pet Care, ____________________________ Central Heat m offlceeducauon and training on 1 Air Condifionin v ______________________ 30 ONLY Apartments Rent For free estimate's, call Carl ONLi PET REST tdU an individual basis. Courses tchenBatp,room Cabinets. -HarriLat SEARS in Sanford. 337. -I Unfuished Boaroing&Grooming 6 offeredbyD Child Care n j I K1 tops, Sinks Installation 1771. IT. ware'ho'se, reedy for evhilaDle Bud Cabeli 377 *052 Q. - typing, office IULAIIUN £tCnio workin mat * *GENEVA GARDEN! ** anytime Y0tttoday.ExcettenttOtationatl.4' Applancei procedures, bookkeeping, office Babysitting In my home. Sunland Single story studIo, U___________________ ___________________________ 1. 2. and 3 Nd SR 44 ______________________________ BIIDDY'S Pressure Cleaning __Etes. San. 37.3 bedroom apartments, Pool, machines, business English District Manager $NDUSTRIAL PARK HOME IMPROVEMENTS Full line GE Appliance's clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, correspondence, shorthand, Christian Day School has Opening SmallJot,sWanted FALLCLEAPIING Santord Electric Company 373 0041orU..7315 for 4 or S yr. old's for fall semester, 3fl'l33$"LakeAi,g,ly.. "lm Kieen 2322 Park Drive, 372, 7543 air. 'Aonthly rentals from $LQ,50. _________________________ ExteriorpaC"Was?i&Spra ____________________________ _______________________________ walls, e1ve patio, Call Lutheran Church of wllks 3372090.1505W. 25th St., Sanford. DYNAMITE Opening LOCATION tOf op. __________________ Redeemer. 3223552 or Airs. -1 rOofs. Removes mildew, fungus, )educe your elecri bill with tometrist. physician, podiatrist, BeaUty Caus Martin 3fl440• ii you don't believe that want ads mUd.dObbers. wasps 1 spider complete ceIling 1 wall insulation etc. NearAltamonteuall l000sq. ________________________ webs. 323 019L Freeestimates.Athtofl Insulation ________________________ ft. avaIlable •34 At The your phone ring. Dial 377 2611 or Child care in my howeeky (904)1*93270 ________________________ TOwER'S BEAUTY SALON _________________________ $31 9993 Good location Near 7 Schools. AlA CLEANS AL For lease (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook Building for olices -'ue fend yard 37715*0 ____________________________ PreSSure Cleanng, loot Waing. Evening And 519 E. Pine. 372 commercial use A great down. 5717 Classified ads are here to PI'InLI Include: 7BEDROOMS YW flOO A5 lii O 65 . -I %4I 'Own to(htion Approximately buy, sell, rent or twap.,at a low . ACULISONLY. 3.4(13 sq ft. floor space Very rca Sunday Herald (OSt...iet ushelpyoupiac.yours p29790. Good Thingsto Eat Burglar Alarms sonable rent to substantial party ______________________ Call 3272611 or $31m3. IRoofing *owiIlmamntainbui:Jingiflgo 'Excellent starting PEAS- you pick. $300 a bu'shel. FRANKLINARMSAPTS BurglarAlarms ________________________ Condition, May sublet space. For flIack.eyes, On Oregon Ave. New. For Homes Businn's ll2OFIoridaAve. salary and automobile info call H. A. DALE REALTY, Carpentry, Remodeling, AdditiOf, mile north of 16 an west of FreeEstimates,3fl63 37346S0 Thompson's Roofing Custom Wo. Licensed, Bonded. 647 6161. expenses. Hcrb Behrens, _______________________ Free estimate. 323-403*. OVIEDO - A panel All work guarinteed, LAKE Garaoesalesareinseason, Tellth, Black eyed peas-.L3.50 a buShel. Two bdrøornt, central hq6t 1 373'i2SIAfterll..m. discussion to inform voters g Interlor.Exferlor Plastering, peop about it With air, Ciassfied ____________________________ _____________________________ YOu pick, Pilolan Farms. Ovieo. ___________________________ Plaster patchIng and simulated _________________________ Ad in the Herald, the shag carpet. $165 .io., 12th month issue in ledo Previous 3217. circulaf for, brIck ipeciality. 3377760 9993 tree. gtödy Brown Realty. prior to tin, se,t 3 IJCndU Rentals ftxperlcace desired but VINCENT'S CARPENTRY or 3fl79 °-' on fluoridating the city water not necessary. 11 Interior Trim, Paneling, Custom - 38 InstructIons Wanted to Rent RYDER RENTS TRUCKS ______ ______________________________ Land Clearing will be held 'tuesday at 7:30 Carpentry No lob too small _______________________ BAMBOO COVE ____ Econorine Vans to Diel Tractors Licensed 1 Bonded. 373 5677 p.m. in the city hail. Piano or t'rgan Studeffi', Iieg'rners 1 day 1 year.373 3lQ or vicInity- 3 bedroom, l _______________________________ _______________________________ $148 * or advanced In your home or Serving on the Panel c11 bath from Oct. 1st. Garage C&A BACKHOE SERVICE Fortotalmove In needs!" Serve a sii CARPENTRY WORK AND HOME mine Call 37.33321 including deposits Apply ii person to tile desirable. WiIltok after prOpifty Purposeagain Dr. Hugh Gregory, Oviedo Bedrooms, air, shag $141 Month, en you sill then) REPAIRS, PART tIME PHONE Landclearing, septic tanks, fill dirt, References available Mail replies Children, Near Sanford Plaza. with a classified dentist; Dr. E.W. Stoner, 373 7944 or 373 125) driveway's, All kinds of digging 323 aQ Iron, th IBM KEYPUNCH Herald Call 7310, Mr's. GalegP,er, to Box $57, care of The Hcrald, '____________________________ 373 9147 or 3233.963 totlayt Don't p Oviedo physician; Dr. George Box 7657, Sanford, FIa ii working 45 an IBM Keypun(h cielayl Just dial 377 7671 or fli '' 32771 99,93 'To place your low cost want Starks, Longwond ckntlst' Operator sounds interestIng toConcrete ______________________ SAPdDLEW000 VILLAS _______________ ________________ vu.oixiyouar.Ivailaotetostar, 5TUhIII) M. ?SOstwIck1 regional l)Qw. AIRPORT BLVD. . Rn S Ccnuite & Masonry - Flee immediately, we can have you .11 SANFORD.373.7170 Houses for Sale sanitary engineer for the state esln'alet Fioors,pIos& drive's working and training at the same B'ik Or StOnV pIanttt Patcn and Division of Health. The meeting time. There ii no ag. limit and Onebe&ooqn, dupte'x apt., carpeted. EXECUTIVE HOME Will Mow Yards Any Size large 3 repaIr week 373 6197 ______________________ air, adults Kitchen equipped, high 'school diploma is not wlU be open to the public. HER Call Afteri bedroom, 2 bath by jilt course in SI DlPlc,. TRIM AND SEAMLESS required. Prepare yourself for the 1105, 2277296 after 4. 372 0567 or 373 7361 exclusIve GUTTERs, FREE ESTIMATES i area, A charming home CONCRETE. large or small. wedo future now in this highly rewar. with all the extras. 555,000. 1671315 it Deluxe unfurnished all. Fair price's. LIcensed, ""duplex ding field. Personal interview apartments One I bedroom ones Bonded. CHASEY BUILDERS. YCfean Up, Trim, Mowing required. Call $31 $561 NOW, BEAUTIFUL FlRPLACE Little want acts bring big, b -droom. Kitchens equipped, air 3627159 day or night. $,,lce and Light HaulIng. Call us 0.B.C., 701 East Semoran Blvd.. evihancnthisnIce3.,,with reSults Just try one. 322 2611 or ANYTIME. 7731041. Suite Iii. Altamonte Spring's. COfldfiOfled Exclu'sive Sanford 1,31 9993 carpet, range and refrigerator, _______________________________ residential area. Mature adults -There never was a better time than P4 pets 377 779.5, MEN & WOMEN In lhe 'iood ole summertlme..,it's a now t'y use a classified ad in the Wall Papering BIG FAMILY 1 or 2 bedroom duplex aparim,n A lucky find in this Herald Stop making excuses, Dial oreit time to $141 something with a I la.'ge _________ 3 bedroom, 7 bath with 29 x Furis',p or unfurnished Classified Ad Just dial 322 2617 of COMPUTOR 327 2617 or $379993 11' family room, $32500 III 9993 for a quickrelt S*imm1q pOol 4720 5 Orlando PROGRAMMERS Dr 7737930 PAUL SLATER MAKE OFFER Like new 3 Need immediately to traIn as IBM Professional Wallpaper Hanger. On bedroom, )h bath, wail to wall ____________________________ Computor Programmers, and ____________________________ vacation till Augt 76 Free 31 Applications are now being taken Apartments Rent great potential lM COOIJIOI Oortatots Paintlnn -'--'-• ---REMODELING at fair prices. demand for qualified 3rogram. Furnished Large or small • we do It all. met's and operators i's ge,at, w Classified ads serve the buying ana' TWO FOR PRICE OF ONE QualIty work, free estimates. for Herald DistributorshipS iurnl'shecjap ,Iarger(,oms, adults wilt train you for this highly 2 selling community bedroornwtl, 1 bedroom apart , CHASEY BUILDERS, 362-7759 PaInting and Wallri..n.ii.. &i, ti'.h Plo Pets. 915 Park Ave 123 si Skilled profession and. ''4-'. -. a&siip ... 4T10 I1 them menr. UOIfl lurnlshed $73 500 dy or night. too with employment at tPle 'sum, Small. QualIty workmanship. often Call 2222611 or *31.9993, Ph. 373*579 or 373.17$, lmprov.mnt3 - 9 _____________ ______________ .4 - Assume 7% 1st and 2nd Mortgage I Bil - 1' B homes, CH. carpet Almost new Payments on rnortg,1qe around 1350. No (Ju lufyi flg H011iES Inc. _____ - Wafer JOHN SAULS AGENCY C)ayl 372.7774 Broker / - " 43 , $314039 ____________________________________________ or 628.2162 - Eve's. 323 0465 Associate - $ S A V E MARY Carpentry a flwiidation Truck MOIEY$ t'i' * TRAINEES rcuktlon Department arnboo us A pa Ft . Cove f At. TO R S l i', L ,jI' ','.n 32) 635) or 615 2))) WE TARE TRADFS CARPET, TILE, VINYL. Sales and expert installation, 70 yr's. exp. Lowest prIces in tOwn Call 67! Blvd BEDROOM SUITES Wholesale. Over $20000. P4011's price on factory damaged repaired suites .1199.00. Can not be told from new. - DiBARY MUST SACRIFICE, ONE ACRE WOODED HOMESITE $9.50 down and take Over payments of 161 30 monthly 323 144 en ts iii - ._ -, THE Siding - - * - . COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE YET IN TOWN ______________ FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED -'-- 1 45 - __ _______ - . Home linprovem.njj __ -'. ¶!"J" - ' - - ' .--..-. '•-. ,- 3231340 IR PORT I;A; BLVD. 55 Boats & Marine - -, extra money .' . call.,,., ' Ia I I ask for 1 7BIdrOom.Alts II A i i SECRETARIAL TRAINEES 1 I the Circulation Dept. WANiw 2S4 SParktvL3fl,l, AVALON APARTMENTS .'OULTS,NO PETS 116 W. 2nd • St. -.-----lBedcoomFvrnlshed Apartment $l2SMonth tnformati,,)fl _____ -'--- , ,,, litng n secrelara led interesting to you, and your need Js urgent, 'e wttt you complete training, and Cte.jri, rOon,. 7 bedroom upsta '" provide y., with full or part time water 1cm , adjtt only. Plo ort; 's'1'sa 0"'# If - Personal interview Calf '*341513 PlOW. O.B.C, 701 East Only $?7.5 rnn ivd Sutte 3)1 requir. I.__R..,l.._lIrlh_.11_..l_I.l.tI_IIriItI_rlL..ItEL -. - btPELAKA Af'A$ _________ .,., --- -- . A Il/iLL t 'Trr RECEPTIONIs'r& The Herald ')L 1 ct in fir 5bi SPeC. Rate'sForS.e.niorCt,t:ens ii WOmEN S)1 rn,O reqtjirrcj Call $31 Isilt NQ' O.B,C., 701 E Semori fttyd., Suite 311, Altamonte 5pring. / IT 7606S.HWY.11 REALTOR 323.577 "'h a Classified ad from the lndepen Palnttr climates t'ereid, Call us todayl Don't mkI, man to save you money. delay' Jvt dial 32726)1 or $37. For fr estimates on any Site 999) To place your low cost want lob-exterior, int,ro,', Call 373 ad -714$, John sFis It Call After Spm. Mon -Thor's - NEW bedrooms, 3 baths, Central h.at 'nd air HA or Vt, Cc- se us. r anrsrr. ) P.IjIt) Room addltlon paI P4neilng, doors & wIndows ifl5fall.ct painling interior, exterior, Free estimaie, fl2935. Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2567 Park Drive 372 1*85 -, -, - - 177 6131 Wedina ' • "mELING CALL BILL Orl. I 4253374 Lake Mary3fl)$1 ftmRew,pes,con,,o, , 2636 Iroquois Ave SenIor d. 37) 2010 a -. - ' 373 660 Built With Pride P ' 211 W, 25th I I -. . ________ i __ - I *Singer* * sewing cabinet, repi.4sessed Singer's best model, wInds bobbIn in machine, Fully automatic. Pay balance of $73 or 10 payments of 1973 Singer Zig-Zag - '-4 Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SI WIPIGCEP4TER 3O7AEst I'P St., Sanford 3729111. Eves $69 1114 80 - - - Autos for Sale '64 Fiat 4 door white. Runs extra good. $695. Call Don Pope at 372 163). Dealer. Sedan l9f4FOfd Station Wagon $125frm 2003 Adams Ave Santoici . - 1963 Bonneville, Loaded Best offer. 3fl.3$7 -- * $50 Down (With Good Creditl Buys Any. Car . '63 thru 74 Models ii.c' Maitiand 6451415 '72VWBeelle. marina blue, radio Real clean $2195 Call Howie Kiry t 3721651. Dealer 1972 lovota Corina Defu,e 2door, fully equipped $1400 Firm 373473-i 1970 Chevefle, new 151 engine, 400 PIP, balanced 1 blueprinted, 434 ar ma'js, many extras 377 77*7 ,)tter 5 p.m 196$ VW Karman Chia, dark Call green, 1973 Caprl. V 6. Silver metallic. 4 SPeed. extra sharp. $7,295 automatic transmission, decor D Pope 3221657. Dealer. group, radio Offering 17.090 Call Dan. )fl.4s., Dealer 7944 Chevrolet Caprice Privatelyowne. lfl3vEGA STATION WAGON 322 1600 Before6 AIR.4 SPEED 32) 0715 '72 Pinto Hatchback Runabout _______________________________ bright red. Air l972Capri, V 6, lspe,a, radio, decor Low mileage, Likeand new.automatic. $2195. Call group Dark green A real value at Whitey Eckstein at 322.7651. 57,790 Call Bob. 3774*11, Dealer Dee lt'' Complete trailer hitches, All kinds available. ________ 76' F 1 bergtajs canoe and electric j SPeed motor,$700 .571 3767 After 6 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2311W. 1st St. 323.4711 7 Swappin' Days -. NW hitsa new Ford pickup with completely self. contained deluxe camper. Must See to apprecIate 37) 8043 7971 Winnebago truck camper Fully sell contained, AC, excellent Shape. 169 03*1. 377441 __ 1o' Left i'.i- 'cc iusing for vacOtion Sept. I to Oct 3 All sizes and everything 1967 Dodge van camper fully greatly 'educed Example, $1,795 rquipp.c'd for campng. Sleeps two. Bowr liter, $1,095, Galvanizeø $345 trailr. $770 Powerful $1,615 HP motors, $1.34 Plea Hurry. 1973 L,ifetime motor home. 26' must appreciate $17,150 )fl.1611 Tr,n Hetore 6 ROBSON MARINE 39' Hwy. 17 77 76 373 5961 Auto Repairs '- ______ 61 _____________ Parts.Accessories BuIlding Materials 3rd Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only Si per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Pets and Supplies 2499lAlveBug : • '.' ' - '-r'' - BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC 1109 Sanford Avenue "T1&n,t5,, Serve a useful Purpose agan when 'ou sell them with a classified ad from the Herald Call us todayl Don't delay! Just dial 317 7611 or $31. 9993 To place your low ost want ad ,0v' TsO LO(ATIC'iS TOS(.kv( vOtj $AHro.o DeLANO ,,, ., If *7 16.1k 1 4.7 If *7 4 5.a.fwd Pfi 121 1 D,Laid Pt, IMN,e .(a'id. P11 144 Sill taxIed P11 )nn.i ''.'," _________________________ __________________________ - . _____________________ - FREE 10 GOOD HOME, 2 female 77 Junk Cars Removed Puppies, part Dhthund 349 5185. ______________________________ Iloston Terrier. Malt' A(, $ nios old Iiuu'." t."c'in $75 17) 0017. - '-" , - 12 Volt Battr'rie's$11.95 REEL'S BODY SHOP -: 64 The Chromewheels, 14" deep dish, slotted, 4 bolt dIfference, 323 6319. Used building materifll 'MetI garage door, 7sI, 4*1. 4*6, 1*5, Across street from 1111 lumber on Abandoned. unwanted unk cars hauled away Your cosi, 510 Orlanjo, ?9S 6194 anytime. __________________________________ NOTHING BUT--ECOPO1 Y CARS GAS SIPPEN SIX CYLINDERS 1971 TOYOTA Hardtop Coupe ....... 'ito I: • -T " - t '(F -i- ,)t - '1295 - Stick Shift ........................... '2295 1973 HORNET Hatchback ....... .............'2495 . 1971 VOLVO ?'..'#J•". 144S Sedan Custom 4.Door Sedins and Sebrirtg 2. Hard Tops. Some With Vinyl Roofs, Automatic, Power Steering, Power Disc Brake's, Air, Radio, Ex- ... '2795 ... ..,,,, Door tended Warranties, From i:: 1974 GREMLIN ' 369O . 74 SATELLITE STATION WAGON 6 Passenger Automatic. Power Steering and Brakes, Air-Conditiontd, Radio, A Real Nice Car ..,, . 74 PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTERS Our Lea3ing Systems Be'st..Air Conditioned, Power SteerIng, Automatic, Radio. From 73 PLYMOUTH DUSTER Air Conditioned, Automatic, Radio, Power Steering 72 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Door Sedan, Automatic, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Radio, Air ConditiOned Power Windows, Spied Control - $1' 1968 MERCEDES 2SOSedar, .....,, . '3188 , - 1973 DATSUN 240Z Sport Coupe ....................$4395 1972 GREMLIN X , 4291 $3 199 895 73 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill Power Steering and Brakes, Automatic, Air Condition, RadiO ............................. rop In bobbin, zig zag and 3 flCedl positi, Like new condition, Solid new for Ill, balance of $45 cash or S paymnt of $10. New warranty. CaIIFor Appnt. 322-3103 - _ - 2892 4 [Sy Sanford, FIa. ' GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW In keeping with the beautiful wooded surroundings. U- - Close to everything yet "away from It all." See the homes built with pride & the finest of materials . . - -. - ' GENERAL WELDING TRAILER REPAIRS , I . ________ - r -' On paved road with ore tree' - - -'. nit, cleirt I bedroom uit1,r HOMES OF DISTINCTION - ______ Goods C best, dresser, mirror, 7 ri,ht Stands and bed, complete $119 'S Dinettes from $1495 OAVL 'S FURNITURE. 500 Sanfd 323 9370. WELLSDRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AlItype%a51j Wer,pairandi0 STINE MACHINE & IUPPIY Co 70?W.7ndS?, Household >etuxe gas stove with griddle, i' 1l'green rug, Electrolux vacuum. Sunbeam dec. mixer, old Singer portable anti lumber. 373 3781 Lc'nq*oou - _____________________ each afternoon, have a dependable ,.i ,.4 •,, aulomouhe, aflu a uelre earn 1 '73 VW Super Beetle red. 4 speed, radio Very nice car. ¶7395 Call 'j,'Fi Lcktn b 322 1651 Dealer. 73 lorino Sport fully equipped i new Polyglas wide's Take over r.avments 373 4570. Trailers internatiorif i ton, 4wheet drive, tool bx bed 11200. 3651161. CALL SOUTHERN RV SERVICES FOR ALL YOUR RV NEEDS!! 3239020 Equipment ________________________ 16' Seabreeze, '73 rnodct, Brand new '74 Chrysler 75 HP motor. HAt .i.. 1-0 hours in the water, Tilt trailer Excellent condition. Mu'st sell Take over payments. 372 3151 or 377 7045 (Please call again-not sold) WILL DO FENCE JOBS Experienced& Reasonable 3228174 '3O SOO ''v'-r...au We Buy and Sell Gold and silver Coins. Singleor Bulk. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W. lit St. 373. 4357 74 PLYMOUTH SATELLITES Robeits & Gilman '1 - --'-.-- EAST AIRPORT BOULEVARD ,__ Stamps-Coins WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-_TRADE 311 )SE First St. 3725677 onking for the perfect S acres for oor new bOron or mobile home? Here are two S acre parcels, each in Valencia Oranges, rach with 330 ft frontage on Hwy 44 A. 1 for $16,750. I for $17,300 Ask for Jerry Imerson. Associate, 530 After hours $31 3370 COVE Need Extra Money? .__ OMEOR MOBILE HOME? from 69 YARD SALE- mostly beautician's 75 Camper-Travel supplies and iterrs Trailers Aug 70 ? 2111 5 Granctvjew Ave San 372 0165 _______________________________ A Buy of A Lifetime- 1$' Travel Trailer, like new. $1,550. 3fl-4.470. - LAKE COUNTY Trucks and * Mustang City , FREIGHT SALVAGE BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR A4,pionces air cond. freezers refrig. step ladders wire . etc. C,ortnly's E. 16, Sanford 373 4733 07)7 197OFordVan.6cylinder, carpeted, AC, tape deck. 11400.373 9)04 ____________________________ iiHUGE YARD SALE! Like n items Stereo, banlo, bike, ALL baby access dishes, etc. Sat $ I ALL NOLL'S STORES There's one near you. S,'rn,noIe County 70 beautiful .cre's. dear flowing stream, tree's, p, ivate' and peaceful but Close in Terry Rlty. REALTOR. 671 Sanford Plaza minutes from 79 And ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED I p prices paid, used, Ony Condition 6111176, Winter Park Garage Sale Aug 2325 Don't it' 32) 4476 Country Club Heights, Longwooci - 2 _;; CASH 3?? II)? For uSed furniture, appliances. tools, etc Iluy I or 1001 items Larry's P,art. 215 SanfOrd Ave Sales 65 till. I J 1750 Wanted to Buy 68 - FORREST GREENE INC. ' Livestock -- ___________________ ---.---_ Honda 150-- '77 moa,l .IIMOANDYFEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GermIey' (.46.373 473.1 ___________________ Garage.Rummage ODD CHEST Largest selectIon in Central Florida. Prices Start at $3995 36"gasrange.$2O. Professional presser, $ 3 pigs and 1 hog,1150. 372 $/31 59 EDSEL A.) CONOlTIO, 'olr. 700 Longbect Pickup One pair 01 golden Pheasant, I rr of Consider trade for car or lady Amnerst, 120 each pair 16 wagon, 373 6925 (hurker Quail, $7 each Young _______________________________ O'easants, $3 each Bantams. ¶1 '73 Ford Ranger XLT . factory t'ach and young Cokrits, $7 each fiberglass top, 2 gas tanks, pwr. 3211(01 steering, pwr. brakes, air cond. 12.000 mue's, $400 and take over 67A Feed payments 372 7610 _______ Grease trap's, blocks, dry wells, window sills, step stones, trailer pads, mail box posts, septic tank lids, steel. Open 'Ill noon Stur. day. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave.. 332 5151. HIGHWAY 415 --- Just nOrth ot Orange County line near Lake Jem. SI Acres wooded, five acre lake on back corner Seller offers terms 1110.000 -"_'..._-'_,."..- Sows when ready or wilt trade, Free service, used machines inspection. Call Larry Saxon, MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 O.L91 REALTOR, or Jerry Emerson, Anoc, Robeth & Gilman, Inc. TV. Radio.Stereo REALTOR. 6305500. ,., - Blatk and WfflteTV. Miscellanno,js ContrmporarycobInet ¶7367 For Sale - 77 Trusses, Topper tots' boi truck 327 1333 after S. LAKE MARY Five acres on a corner, $40,000 homes nearby Several homes can be built on property. Zoned A 1. 177.500 -" '73 Yamaha Erstiuro l75C. Great CCnd,tin Phone 377 1215 Pg and Brood for sale. All sizes, $20 an Up 349 5669, Ranges, Hotpoint and Tappa,,, priced right. Financing available with no down payment. Dick's Appliances 3fl 765$. 100" SOFA LIKE NEW $31 3253 or 373 5040 • - - Poultry Appliances _______________________________ __________________________ ______________________________ LotsindAcreage STATE ROAD 426 - Near Oviedo, 341'xflOQ'x3)0' on laxe, Excellent (or residential use About 77 acres Terms available $34,500 I Slated lu , u',' ,)nl ri'3(j ctr,st cci (oh 372 ?6li or Ill 9I to placi your .ci ______________________________ T. . - ort _________________ ROflDA , --- FORREST GREENE INC. -- - 61 f.LTAMONT E I ',' io',p1OU -- 2 bedroom, bath, kitchen equipped. By owner. 1.37,500. Small down payment or trade. Live in one side for $55 • month, Off, - $317111, Home 349 5.647 _____________________________ -.--_ • 47 Real Estate Wanted ___________________________ ALL NOLL'S STORES There'son, near you 3 bedroom mobile home wlih 4ir ______________________________ conditioner and 750 gallon septic Couch, foam rubber, makes into tank, 323-0110. double bed. Walnut and rattan trim Like new, 115. lii 64.51. rINALLY MOVING I Double wides must go. Save up to $7,500. BUNK BEDS Largest selection in Central Florida, GREGORY.MOBILE HOMES Also best prlc". Starling at $739 S0O,French Ave. 3*03 OrlandiDr Complete, '3235200 ALL NOLL'S STORES 3 Bitt. 2 Bth, doublewide, Leisure There's one near you. World, St. Johns Rivpr. Marina, tennis, pool. Easy access to I 4 Bed- e.tra long double with maple headboard, $70 309 E Crystal Dr. 123.000 (urn., $21,300 unfurn, 644. 377 $195 444.4 a'ter S or all day on week end. Owner. Over 10,000 Pieces 1960 MobIle home, 10*45', 2 To Select From Bedrooms with 10' screened in Freight damaged furniture and patio, Storage shed, 2 air con furniture parts. AllatwholIeor dit loners, See at Lot lb Park Ave. below at 19 W. Concd. NolI's Trailer Park. 12,995. Freight . Damaged Warehouse, Downtowo Orlando. Phone 17$ '507. REALTORS 196W Lake Mary Bh.d. 33 6353cr 645 2333 WE TAKE TRADES __________ ___________ ______ '- 8)00911 Furniture. 1700 French AVC 373 _________________________ - 1947 Pontla4Temp,'st, good running condition, inSpeCted, $250. Call 53.1 '72 Honda 450 t,,li completely Overhauled $1075. Call I '72 VW 412 Wagon - automatIc. Don Pope at 3731651. Dealer. factory air, radio. Low mileage I Like new. $2993. Call ttowie Ki,'b'v ---I10 Triun,n "o '' 'n.'-r" ' •t Dealer $600 or trade for VW. .373 3082 - - __________________________ RETIREES DREAM 1974 Flamingo 7 Bdrm., set upon lake, skirtIng. Take up payments or pay off. Ph. 3730350, Dealer. CASSELBERRY AREA - Country living at its best, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, family rooms dining room and eatin kitchen. Lot size. 250'x736'x119'1ii300', Citrus trees. small lake and :cned for horses Call today 111.500 income, See us regarding your tltqibilaly to purchese a new 3 bedroom hoiWe for no cash down and r educed monthly payments under the Farmers Home Ad. min,5trati Assistance Plan. - ' Income and Underwood typewriter, Manual, CARPORT SALE- SAT. 4. SUN olfke model, elite type, Fine IOIWILKINSCIRCLE,COUNTRY condItIon, 160. 3731651 (LUll MANOR 373 0749 Mobile Homes and ,-, ,',-,' .ilso black fled tfln Ma'e'i, Animal Haven Boarding Kennels 372 5152 * ________________________________ - - - - - - ------ - -. 1969 Caprice 7 door hardtop-air, automatIc 37,000 actual mile's trnmac;e;, i(jixJiIji $ll5. in 7739 1972 340 Yamaha E zcellenf conditIon 1700 33 55 wirC 'wstI '•"L LAKE MARY Lakefront on Lake Mary. A fine lake to ski, swim fish In, 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, air, screened porch, 21x17 Move in now. $41,500 A New f it VW Buggy 7 Englnec, new batfe"y, 1750cr best cfter, 5743742 After 6 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Pup, Studs AK(' I (i... K('IiIiVI ioy Mini Poodle All colors, Have Some camping equipment you __________________________ Mini or Large DachShund, Stub no longer use? Sell it all with a Metatdinette_ brown formic,) top T:u, Mini Schnauzer, Toy Collie, Cocker, buy pups. tinan,'. in 2611or b31 99 Rn in,Jar,)ntee. ShotS I 901 2)7 291? 373 4111 after .5 30 pm. ad visor wilt help ____________________________ _________________________________ ________________________ 70 Rabbits and Newly reupholstered hide-abed " fiIl cflge's. 51(0 Priced to sell. Wcyne's Quñiitt ,pitas,jit surVse ' 'n 00ut your Qaragequicl,ly a want aa - __________ US Model 19C3 A3, 30 Cal., rifle. cxc. bore. Sell or trade for Ger. M UNSWORTH REALTY rOREST CITY - Move right in, Spit and span, 4 bedrooms, 1' baths, intid laundry, Quiet area Fl-tA 121,900 For Rent M Desk, $15. End tables, $5. M.ap rocker, $25. Doing business Sanford for over 39 years, kul Decorators. 9 W Fsri c. 7335 ___________________________ ______ 111 _________ Resort Property suite, 8 chairs and china, $7 £ •S.... , Autos for Sale 80 19T3HONDASOO. IMMACULATE 113(0 FIRM 3fl 5706 - Doberman Plnsct,er. AKC Male Puppies $150 toi700 365 5710 i ,',,,,.,, hfCflVPt' was a better time than now to use a classified ad in the Motorcycles rREE I female cat and S kittens. l<ittens 2 weeks old, Call after 373 1772 sed furnilur, We are oft.r copied but never equdlled, ?Mpi e bedroom suite, $16 Rvlinar, ¶i' Durin PI'yfe dining table and u . Pets and Supplies fe ;o good home, purebred Labracfor and Weimaraner male (twø) and all shots 373 7150, chairs lire, $195 Bookcase, $i MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. 1797. Open Sat. & Sun. 9 5 3362920 -- 33.9 S. • _____ Village Real Estate ORLANDO 365-5555 ________________________________ REAL ESTATE. INC. 322'4437- 3fl.711;-3fl.7174 Newhousesinaruralareallod(,,wfl payment-monthly payments len t'an rent, Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see if you quanvyti 5)7.950 SANFORD "Sanford's Sales Leader" YourMultipleListingAgency room, 1 year old central heat and air unit. Large lot, many extras A real buy at $76,, JOHNNY WALKER . OWNER CRYING . CLIFF JORDAN N EVER LIVED IN 4"w hOmc wth 3 spacious bedrooms REALTOL .in roomy cioset, very cOlorful fully equipped kitchen including a continuous clan oven. t "Get 'Em While I'ghttutly planned baths, family * * room and dining room Wall to They re Hot I" . .'..11 ca. pet. and dOubI garage L S th.n 52 down Pr,e I In perfect condition S39.0 Ciii REALTOR Associate Julian Stenstrom After hourS 372 7ei.3 - - --- -. ---- - •Fishlng & Boating Ptutchison Ocean front apartments, Atlantic. Daytona Beach. Call Mrs. R. U. Hutchlson3fl., (74 _____ Master's f STsnnis Courts lHtS OLDER 7 BEDROOM.7 BATh? story honr 3.3$ SPRINGS hIN Three bedrooms, 1 bath, good neighborhoOd. Large lot. All ap Must sell 3 bedroom home. Nice private fenced yard. utility shed, pliances, Carpi,t throughout garage, carpets, __________________________ rango, refrigerator, $24,000. FHA or VA terms.Alsoother)and1room Haman Realty, Inc. homes avaIlable, Immediate •173 Bedroom Apts. •Swlmming Pool l ivO pius acres cicellent income. Variety of grasses Price lS based on raw acreaqi, but includes euuipment. bu,ldin mobtc neme (ofticet, etc Liberal terms. them' '.'.lhT[P - -- ______________________________ Some 'ousehid goods, An' iues an mIsc, 11 ?101ColoniaiWay, 372 2646 Sod Farm in cost, high fl retult, that's 16 ------- CITY Days: 3734173 634 L)',',Jli "Ill LAKE - - we 621 060$ ________________________ Fern Park \ i Invest in mortgag mm,) Marvin P. Gsssmsn. (Bonded Mon. Bro&er) 21 p,'iaw Ir., -____ There are no pre-entrance- registration fee for the corn requirements for any person 16 plete business course is $10 for years of age or older. the school year. The lab fee for The business program offers key punch training is BEAUTIFUL AND SPACIOUS ONE YE AR OLD 2 story i bedroom, 4 bath on canal to rivcr hI50, Pool and other ertras, including second floor sunderk Call REALTOR Assodate Sonny Raborn After hou 322 4179 INC.. REALTORS SANFORD REALTY t)r Cove - - Rfilto ALTAMONTE I LVtRLI REALlY Elmer Bakalla, Inc. almost for lull asking price _____ ___________ -. Contact Own 323 0*16 after 6.30 • 'The • mi w • Bedroom, 2 bath home With 5' pct mortgage l6'i37' faniily room with 12' whIte fireplace and malching bar Central heat and air, shag carpet SAN LANTA - ABUNDANT CLOSET SPACE 5 one of the top features of this I bedroom. 2 bath tot 9,5OO. Also has l8mity room plus climate control Call REALTOR Associate Rose South LAKE MARY. cuts 1 near' bedrooms, 2 bathe, large theei y kitchen, central heat I. air, near Junior College, school, and stores, ______________________ Stemper Realty Lake Mary Area '. 323-1616. CenfratFlor's ______________________________ Eve. 3fl.73 3224991 '' 34 19795. MobIle Homes Rent Real Estate License with Sales and ______________________________ 372 1e?8 322 114 Managerial Experience Seeking Enloy beautiful Wekiva RIVc by responsible posif ion With area renting a nobii. borne at CAMP firm Reply Box 553. care of The SEMINOLE, No pets. No alcohol, Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, S 3flg7) Sanford, Fla. . • 2be'eom trailer with fenced yard, " Adulti wtttt 1 small child Calf 27 Investment .. . Opportunities _____________________- - - CotaQe. air conditioned 1 bedroom good quiet nelghborh, adults No pets. 3220296. ___________________________ Two bedroom furnished house, 1703 Mgnolia Ave $123 mo, III 7120. ____ ,, Carpet, air. Fla room, patio with bar bq $25,000 )2JOUi. updated kltcfln and bath Only $l Call REALTOR Associate fl('tty Flarnrr Atter hours 322 • • 65 Household Goods Si still pick your decor colors Built $30 5500. After hours III 0301 on one of the largest lakes in .. . Seminole County, Shaded by Dettona I bedrooms. nht FIrd f% .. •'' " '• baths,centralHlA,takeview Ps 830.5500 ,, mortgage Owner 574 2110. Inc. -t Realtors We Don't Stop Lon* ____________ 3 bedroom cottage on lake Mary, fruit I shade trees HOLLAND REALTY. 373 7075 and many other features you'll like $15,000 Call REALTOR i.soc Sonny Raborr, After hOu 3 bedrrn, 1½ baths, no qualifying, 77 MN oown, $I)6 mo., 1 per cent. CITY - STEP RIGHT UP and see Niwt's 3225.ui LAKEFRONT HOME cisNi Farms and Groves Goin9lishing?GetaIIthulpmen, piu need for those big 0fle5 with want ad. ____________________________ Ready to buy a 000d homp Reasonable price, P.u. Box 69J, "Stop Urn'" KULP REALTY 107W. 1st St. COUNTY - I BEDROOM, 2 BATH COUNTRY HOME on nearly 7 71110'.- Srrvicr ___________________________________ Call )?2 14v1 - AfterHrsJflVU HousesforSai 2 bedroom. bath, len. fencet pt.:::. REALTOR, 3737750. ____________________________ I Ii new, I t)((JfOoms family room. i.?chCn ('Qu'ppe(j. carpet i; ) ??$7 )2.33fl4 ________________________________ REALTOR Asciate Alter hourS 373 0213. Ri Estate ______________________ - Jim Hunt Realty REALTOR 3222ii uii.e 5ViC 0U have ' reatl all our want *s every day Cailbart - Housi - , - Houses for Sale _________________________ _________________________ War' r Alter hourS 3fl 3S home-family room, fenced yard, carpet, drapi. Extra nice at $21,000 with' $2,000 down. Call PIPIECREST - PLAY TENNIS IN * * * * Delfona * * * * NEWLYWEDS? Want your own first "little hç- me?" P41cc coiner lot, 3 Bedrooms, 1 bath. $16,500 Owners artxious to sell. Ion't pan thIs buy, ai cash d and save moreor lowdown FHA or VA. Call Mildred Stemper, Eve. 322.7959. Houses Rent Furnished . Stenstrom ___________________________ itiailmum 7 eks Phd vacation than 2 children 322 7711 ,utt One year, paid holidays and trees Now is the time to buyt Lemon, lime, graproit, tangelo .'ther fringe benef,ts Contact l7nlurnished 2 bedroom home, newly Take decorator's eye view of this and oranges trj. 3227101 Thomas Wilson III, E*erutive decorated, reliable tennant, big old 7 story home with a ' 0 rertor 322 4045 References required 372 1. fireplace and a pool with bath MOSI E C. BATEMAN • , hO5. Your lmaglnationand sums REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE I bedrooms wall to wall air kit BROKER for our Lake Mary otfice. Con paint and a moderate down then equipp, Fenced yard $700 payment is all that Is eded. The lidentlal interviews. M.L.S., per mo 373457$ owner will even help with the computor Wetaketrades, Forrest ST. JOHN'S REALTY financing Total price U?., but Greene, REALTORS. 3734353 or IRrdroorn, Kitchentquipped cah talks Call REALTOR.At5ø 377 ,vo S iO Per Month BROKERS Vic GIschIer eves 327 7374 323 • The Time Tested Firm ____________ l$ALCOPI0LAPROaLEM INYOUR FAMILY? ALANON For families or friends of problem Open Broker, 107 W.Commercmal -- PROBLEM Pertaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call473.4$7 Write '.o. B 72,3 Sanford, FIOrMIa Registration is continuing for business arithmetic, filing, the vocationsi usiness school machine transcription at Seminole Junior College for professional secretary, and both day and evening claq. keypunch taming School Heights 37656 or call p3-2161, 100 fivehighest.paidyea,rs.$7ij White SAVEI! creditsco&dbetraferredtoa panies do not have a plan. Sponsors said it was a major new govermnent corporation step in improving ti pension which would establish separate system but conceded they accounts for Individual work. would like to see further prog. ers. ress. 2 fledroon., 1 bath, carpeted, air, carport, breezeway, siso per month KuIp Realty 3fl 733$ _____________________________ tCflCi'd yard, tr.' __________________________ .'..itrr 5165 no . St- ct', dc .,, in 8620 or 37) .51.54 Tenant Selection •. iOc a line w• Garnetf ct Nursery attendant for church Sunday mornirgs from 6 30 to I? 00 377 2662 or 32) 4116 Department Hours JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. Friday, August23, 1974-5B Don't Be Snowed Under With Bills, Make M oney Thru Classified Ads. •DeBary ___________________________________ I NEARSCHOOL • • ReaI 3 bedroom corner tot, hardwood fors. 1 block from elementary CITY PARK AVENUE schxt. OnJy $25,000. $1500 downpiked lot DUPLEX no down payment VA. See today. ve got itt Live in one and rent theother. Only $29.900 For detailS NO QUALIFYING Acreage Dei',n. QOi ;• in 2 rooms. Wall to w)Ii 305473.1336 carpet, air conditioned, n't. carport No children or pets Call Stemper Sezl 373 6592 - Earn money for back 10 school ___________________________________ clothes by Selling Avon in your spare tIme ou x79. employers would have to make The measure also provides Downtown I lrsP tr 3 room c!n apartment, Adul only, no children or pets. Call 372 1619 _______ stl'.t Classified Dial 3722611or _______ _______ floUss gent Cocktail waitress, nd castrs Unf('rfljshed _____________________ ______________________ Permanent employment. Corn Oncl.irgeaupt fly benelits, Apy 16, ItOliddy CasselberryAr PhOAC327 9353or 322 9771, Melodic ____________________________ - Lounge. Sons covered by the plans get cured each year. To make up had Eeckd. __________________________ T one bedroom as. on lake in Chutuota, $150 mo. utilit,e md, WU sriinil child, No pets 36.53161. ESTATE REALTOR CORBETT REAL Homes, Lots and Evening Herald Houses(orSale 41 Houses for Sale 41 - Commercial Properties SAN MO PARKS. 1.2, 3 Bedroom Trailers & Apts, 2 Adult parks. 7 fmlIy parks 3515 H 17n, Sanford, 3231930. Day. wk., _______________________________ Insulation installers needed. Good employment for ômbitious men. Fringe benefits.. Chauffuers license required. Experienced I - Houses for Sale Apartments Rent _____ MACHIP4E SHOP Hofdayi, vacations, fringe benefits ABCCONVEYORS,INC.7HWY, 427, Longwood. *3429'P9. _______________________ DIAL 85-0. The house had cleared it under which the emplove wmild uti Tuesday 4u, hare 100 per cent vested rights - 31 WELDERS plan, t tmbers t pt hate pen• year or Servic. sion plans has Lce71 sent to Vesting (an employe's guar. President Ford, climaxing anteedrighttoapjonafter I years of work by Congress. specified period of service)The Senate on Thursday The company would have to A Help Wanted A.w#Im "y" CIsaa mq 28O2 Loaded .. , -- . . '2 1 95 1973 JEEP COMMANDO 4Wheef Drive 1973 DA.T Sedan, Low Miles '3285 •.- 1972 NOVA Stick Shift .............................. '2988 '1095 THESE ARE JUST A FEW OVER 85 CARS IN STOCK 1 MILE EAST OF 17-92 ON HWY. 436 'u ' ,.'IC:(,.' 'J �, ------- — _. . . - . . . _.~~ I ~~i~~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - - - - I 0 --- - . I ___ 1H1E11W__W rnti Herald 66 BEETLE BAILEY "t_/\\ I \ /CJU t' — M k ___~Z4T ft t I = . s( -1-" -Mat ___~ F -~i" - 11 t -1 C-1-f , _ 4 108632 SOUTH 4 AQ10 iop uHHuH! J1 -=4* & , 7 (J 7 I , ~,I,-, : ~ le -,:~ . -%__ ," - il A4 - KJ4 the four of trumps, Ii Ids small club on the spade that had set up and scored game and e,ast Sou * IV 11ble Ila." I I ass, 50 . ,., ~, GRd"%- .r1r%J 1r ut 1) ~ -_ 4 gg:5~69 -- n p 0 k, , - ~4 e N, = (( , - f\ , 0 .J I " - I PROTEST, I'M AN OFFICE WITH 9 WINDOWS y 4 I I 46 Pam 6T Pam You. South. hold 6 I - % .0 I -_ 4 1: 4 - FUNNY BUSINESS A-Hid By Roger Bollen ..-A.4D IRE mmr is kwm FfaDAGtW.AE I&JA0. 1,17ARD HIDe EMftAx&fD en spades. There I IE *i) T_ I , MEWR9W -I CARD It) Te I _ as I , 7 1CtID 111 __ - - - I C F SOMEBODY IM M POC47& i// 69 AIV 7#4: &6EZ 7? 7494cr T 5Et/ 0t4Y \ Is " 7 [ - p I . • i I ____ I - — 4 J e Falk and Sy Barry _____________ BOTH OF)OU.TAKE 7 ,i _____ WOULDWT DO CURSEP INI _____ 'I It 7 __ _____ S UCH A 4 \ . i' ______ . — - i _________ I -'' I I ____ - ____ / V Al ____ i l, I _________ I j 1 11 '0 / 6 I ATEI L SENT i _______ % 1.10 \ 1 ______________ - J __ - J . ,1i II ____ ' ______________________ Y POM MLLOW!My ALWAYS HAS A 'IWER! UT _) HE 2' I' K am Music I - LUA64'5 ARMY INILL INVAPE ANP MTROY EYERy BU „.EVERYLWEL my P PRISCILU'S ,j 60041W -&UMER/ ) 1: I VVE KNOW TW.13UT THE S+4EJK ___________________ GRRR! I I / ____ T j ! ~> _____ I -- __ .-...__.___..- _ 1- - 0 .' â. - I y "nere's no point going to There has been no Turkish Geneva merely to sign what has reaction to the proposal hlos. been taken by force," Clerides cow made 71hursday and Soviet said after the meeting in _____ & ±4 ,, - _________ ____ - =~_ . _____ R____ ___ - ______ ,.-#, -_~. -3 5P.-V 1 % _. -- ~-, W, 17 7 ~ ~-.Wri, N` 77-7~ --- - - . _ - %,_~,7 v i_4_.. ~ ~ 'r '~ - I -. - _- , --- ~_ -L2 .%_____.' ___ - ,I_ Fry* 7VINL: , '' I 11,..~ __ ~_ - - -1; - I.. ", I . .-t~~7,~( ~ 04 , 0 Or6 1-i!?! #k i. . . --vZ0 A --4 I" . ~A~ I - MiL '. 1. •' - .1~ LL_ - . V,;- , ~~'.i2~ .. ill,10A 4 4 - o... . f I-C A -M- 3 * _. -1 ' 6%w - i - ~I o --k" - - il I . t, '.,-. , .".-- -4*04*41 . 1 -1 -. . . . __ - COOL DIP As temperatures continue soaring past 90 degrees in Central Florida, this herd of milk cows 1', spemling more and more time in cool ater. Th e herd, which gra zes just across Seminole County fine in Ike County near The Weva River, merely gazed at cameraman while refusing to budge from the only cool spot on the farm. FEELS GOOD byAlV..., 4 GRRO!) /1"' A I I r C" I e s a r e n r s nem to a few weeks to look. But, larger bumped you righ t up into time gunning the engines of as though she had been ultimately, you know you must the $185 category. their 400 horsepower cars at 3 in mugged. Taking one look at the find a suitable residence. And, After a while, they began to the morning, and playing their beaded young n, her mou th hair could never be responsible. and the price was right. As the location that was exactly right As the couple was leaving, a Young man walked out onto the for them. A tennis court for Apartment hunting mide aged duo came In balcony he glanced over at the him. A swimming pool for her. in if you're married, that read into ad terminology. steros at a decibel level of 140, fell open and she backed away looking for an apartment. The adjoining balcony and admired An extra bedroom for v Seminole county is little like residence m us t be sui ta ble to Whatever price th e "prices all night, isit ing from the door. ma n had on Bermuda shorts, a the abundance of greenery playing Russian Roulette. If more than one person. A cozy start at" was sure to be at least guests. A nominal fee for their The Second Week: After you're lucky, you find nice little pad that a batchelcr might "We're looking for an short-sleeved shirt covered there. A closer look revealed budget. — They im O highet than what they ex- checking ads and calling apartment," media tely the young wife wi th palm trees, and a crew cut, comfortable quarters that find agreeable will he a clut. pected. Complexes that were apartments to verify them, the sa id. that the greenery was cannibis sign ed a lease and prepared to His wife was plump and happy. sativa — equal to about one settle in for the winter. tered little hovel to the young "within easy reach of local couple was ready to go out into home — spacious and clean wife. Still trembling, the lady The manager fell all over them pound of grass or one year in stores" meant they were the field and get a firs Two days af ter they moved t hand seemed to gain a sue of as if they had been long lost Raiford, depending h th Shag carpet, sound-proof young couple smew here along SR 436. I followed i look at where they might be renewed ener' at hearing this. relatives, walls, access t pool (s), 5), looked at it. And with media the furniture in and we re just Anything for "Adults Only" living. ar hin for an rent l She was in control once more. sauna(s), and tennis court(s). reports of federal narcs busting beginning to get used to their i. was ambigious. Tile sparkle "You would like an apart. And - glory upon glaries - month and this is what I found They were prepared to and excitement into the wrong apartments in new apartment, the dishwasher If it was an apartment in the apartment ment?" she asked, re. Of hunting nice ne ighbors who don't blow cficernoney(orqua11t but around the clogged and flooded the living The First Week: They rear of a house rented by a little rom decreased rapidly for the .warch of dopeung apprchirg the couple f man felt room. The central airthey were not preplired to you out of bed with Country Joe checked all the local newspaper old lady, it. meant you would country, the yo couple after that. the safety of her office. Before and the Fish on their stereo at 4 lis tings f or apartments. This eithe r have to be deaf, dumb, sa Y or that this location would conditioning, they discovered, they could answer, the lady On Saturday they started turned to the young ma , The Third Week: The young probably be a little too close for had all the cooling power of an was the first disappointment. and blind i Ono music, no ioud , "and couple, against their better comfort. Goodbye young If you're a little less for- Ads that proclaimed "two talking after 7 p.m., no adults. osetillating desk fan. Cigarette e where do you work?" judgment, ,, Cat herine lunate, be pre t seem o out to ha, It bedrooms, separate dining alcoholic beverages") or UI Third Week: Com titing burns in the caoet that The man told her, and then one of the local 'Aduit Corn- from C). Or since you've signed a room, living room overlooking training to be a Trappist Monk. the most to offer for the least southern Orange County shampooing should ha ve taken asked questions about the anoun lease for atl eastayear,tostick La k e Feodore two baths, rnne I'lunities" designed to offvr to nf,rthern Seminole Count), out, were still there. At 4 a.m. if it was one of those ne apartments avai l a bl e . The soung people e It out as beginning to wear ver) that morning they woke up to prices start at $135' were sprawling complexes that w husband sported longish elderly manager generally recreational di ver), kind o strains of CountryJoe and the Your biggest enemy In misleading. Sure, prices version except thin As the weeks wore exclude "children," then it hair and a beard, but he was treated the young couple as if deep sea fishing. At least, they their criteria for an apartment Fish filtering in from the distorting your decision of started at $135. But that was for meant that anyone over the dressed neatly in his "day-off" they had just come in from where to rent is time, an efficiency the size of a large leg age of 18 with a first clothes, colony, telling them, '1 discriminated against here Just as they were ready to Naturally, you went to live refrigerator crate that offered month's deposit could get in. The young couple, ta th is ne elderly lady who an- rent only to reasonably close to your Job. red linoleum and faced the responsible In- because they weren't old and spring for a large refrigerator repDMr heard, are now putting Most of these dilldren wend swer ed the ring of the doorbell dividuals.” Meaning, of course, crew cut, You may have from a few days Demsey Dumpster. Anything the majority of their waking crate overlooking the msey away every extra penny to buy in the manager's office looked that anyone young with facial ne apartments were _________ - ___________ 4 - ___ hreatens vvar In Turk e By Bill. IIEI.LEVIIJ.F: - THE PHANTOM AT / j I / - t i $1Z 6'W5 AQ.tLC A544L. C4'l I WY. / H H I -Chic Young iu ___ - - ____ The exchange of threats A Greek government state- U N Ambassador Jacob Malik Athens caine after Greece rejected re- ment said over 1,500 tons of backed up Friday by consulting peace talks in Geneva among newing the tripartite in othe New York with r Ut vus foodstuf fs a;eairedYr peace a rereemkishandBruish members. reign shipped to Cyprus and reign ministers broke down Minister h1avros said 850 tons are -scheduled for ship. Western diplomats at U.N. Aug. 13. Turkish forces ImmeGreece will Instead back a S ment "wiUn the next few headquarters generally dis- diately bunched a lightni ng atviet proposal for an 18-nation days." missed it as a propaganda ploy, ta ck from the ir in vasion beachron!erence. The Cotrunerce Ministry an. and Secretary of State Henry A. head and within days controlled '* Greek Cypriot President nounced that Greek shipowners Kissinger said Washington is the northern 40 per cent of the Glalcos Clerides met in Athens have contributed over $100 inil- studying the plan. bland. I Again your 1mriner o1wns onv club. This time you ho ld -&AKQJ 10 4 • 2 4 you bid' Zwer Tomorrow I VMY I _ ~~~ campaign would create "a dan-,i~-rous and grave situation" placed from their home by the and "delay the demilitarization Turkish invasion and are seekof the island anJ peace." — * __ Cypriot P resi dent and the Cypriot government. 160 FAR rr UI be la y down. At orstitwffl de pend on a1thess I dp , -, __ • r By The Associated Pre-za today with Greek President lion to the government for the Mavros rejected a return to 71it Greek Cypriot president Constantine Caranr,nlis to dis- Cyprus cause. Geneva on Friday after confer. of C>prus has threatened cuss the (ate of Greek Cypriots The Soviet proposal for a ring with Greek Premier ConTurkey with guerrilla war refugees. Cyprus conference would bring itantine Caramanlis, De ense against its invasion troops if a together all 15 members of the Slinister Evanghelos Averoff. solution to the Cprus rrlsis Is United Nations Security Tositsas and cypriot Prcsi(lent Greece would cover the nee not forthcoming. ork is never "Whoever made th at old crack aut ' done' didn't know Mom, did he?" ? r i W - IN /d~w -up awl; I SE WAS SUPPOSED w EN CALL ME Y NTU D SME DwT/ CALL ER? " L 1. -.-- I , IF Pa&-. Pass 4N7. 11 AEr1y PArTy... 7? MY Mt7 1 . 5 OOoO 11 I lam II 0AT - - by Garry Trudeau MI 6rW) )W / 9 rM REALLY - . Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents . WAA45r 'Pw. s4qA~F, WRITiNG. ( __________________________ .. ___ - f J~TIAT ' ,'Z):h r - ----I-- . .. ____ _____ • DOONESBURY - DI DNT GET IN / , by Larry SHOCKED THAT ______ ,, CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMOBIJRNS I MUST t I c 23 uth 26 rIh 14 mps. 1 I West lie car e fully ruffed the t heart with tile 10 of tru Then he led the ace of trumps and continued by leading the queen and overtaking with dummy's k Trumps had broken 2.1 &nd ,),i - G re ek I 1J''1I] The bidding has becri chance to help you and Holmes I CI .11Z p p - • ' 6, In such situations, the first thing to do is to give the cards / 111"' __ - care to allow for it and had been paid off. . __ . It - - ___ Jz lb WaLcen'S fc-iii-diamond call or OhTS bdoIiIiano ve was the overbid that got the i:reat detectivo, to ,, 1xid con- A^ - 11 by Art Sonsorn Aa.._~ ____:11.~, ___ -- - _... I- . - -- . -I—. — I: - 1 ) D Opening lead-KV THE BORN LOSER ~ - __ __ 67th Year, No. 3—Sunday, A'gust 25, 1974 / Mlhehadneededwasa2.1 break both snad4' I trnnorc in Ow' east hand and _____ 8-.2 / ____ - trumn Pass 40 Pass Pam- C/ I N finessed his queen of spades, : cashed his ace esqi on-c more with - I 1 - , 41 1 , .. - _- - - - - - ___ - _ .- - - - _____ ___ __ S11I1l.(IIv)T I (tI1(1 r ___ 4 KJ 6 AJ942 ' 11V V14t Norin i i4 *_ :,22 4 __1 Am - - - zx*~ I T;~~ ~ i _____ 44 = - '% 0, , Is I I r I vv* 11 by Dave Grous J His next play was a spade. He double ftnessed wi th his 10, re- 16852 !KQ6 -w----- J ION, WHEN HE TESTS IT' l entered dummy by overtaking his five of trumps with the six, I - ALLEY OOP I I gl - - . E the cards were doing their stuff Ion i rA ~~) LURCH'S MOVME.NT6,,, . \ 0 )* p; 95 ORTH N 9743 1085 (1 /'çrv\ / j ¼.-j__- i - i —1- _ _ MWOMNOWNSM __ _______ 10 1 9. 00000V YOU ME-ALLY n. 5 ti( $11 - --- ___11---~ WIN AT BRIDGE */ ( . .. C11 0 ;40#4* ~ ___ - 0; , - _ - - - - - __ - .--I.-.-- - _________________ MortWaIj?r I ~&I i - __ - - --- __ - 1 _-- - -- FrId;Aug.sI2i!!l4 4B ~ -1 L . -1 RM and no "? .. . 11 .; i i4 — I. i I % , 1q, 11, V I I___~ I - 1~_ — • B R d C S te I L I 1 IN A - &-lie% I Garup 1 ( "'. to F_~__,=W_ _____ '1 1 I ,5, I ~ - -,. .,:0~1 I _:~~ II I Q ~f ~1 T :1 --- . !I :~;> - I THE I (' 0 . .- IT] - .;u — -) I - 0VAU-i Lf . .z. . . %=- IN EASY N01 PLE4E \ IL ALL THREE CALL OF YOU JAILED FO / OHiEAR couw U 5IBLY LE ME ( EN01.1614 TO PAY I POi MUST ) - A GOT W1.1EY IV J -I I , James R. Schlesinger and the Joint Chiefs of Staff kept close 6 ET W E E N .'---*/ — - by Howie - n I e_l---r_ I ---.; * ,Ir : / - ' , 0 - - : ' • , - r - . -' J :--•. - 11 I vz Z. L_ -__-- A_. .- I - 1, - ~ -- .. !I Z tL i : . R,, I V_ .I " - "a' - , 4 ; 44 _,t , , k - 'R i~ ..i~~l .1 I I 1 , ,P -%Wt - 7 - iN i . - ' ' ' ,' '' 11 T. I 4 ' __ I - VII., 4 , X 4 f. X, 1 NM .. 30 FCR REALL'Irl FAST ' % .7, . 4,4.. fically to assure that no order would go to any 'AIR CONDITIONED' ECONOM Y TRANSPORTATION militiary units fur any .wrt of James Johnson. ill 711 W. 12nh St., Sanlord, prepares to spend a few hours fishing from sca,A-all on action agaimit Congress during the time between a House vote Lake Moni- m- a Iter pleasant ride (in his three-A heeler. Besides around 101A 111, Johnson says he makes for impeaclunent and a Senate regular trip% to Dellary tiusing economical pedal-po%er. Illerald Photo By (;eorge flays) . /114. , CAPT/ fr ; - . ~ I - __ - q ? .1 _. - ______ z L \ '•, , I ~ I4'\ 1 r, S TM LATE ALP(:" i tzk)E I WAL)ALW- `r — APrS,, . - . I w ( . Gy ~ _41^ — 0 ,) ____ ________ ____ - 1/~ I - ' — _tq - ________ $ ; a - L __-IL= I — —- . ufc i .. L - 1943 4 - -- * / -• -- (_ -L I _--_- '. _ . ________ . _____ . *_ - % . I I - V41 ~ / _'T___- - * by Fwk Mil i or' CORPORATE V I U IV . J - . LUNCH I I ; a t -- 1_— ' * ' __________________________ _____ / __ __________________ —. " • • ' - resi enc 71---~ I ; memo =-. -e - -- . SEAL lRBOH, Maine iAPi his resignation from the enough is enough, Scott s 1. Neison A Rockefeller re presidency. This Is the end There has been deUi) when newsmen sought fuses to concede that his acAt the first news conference, -I pound of flesh. Hanging is to determine whether his ceptance of the %lce presiden which took place on his boa enough without drawing and earlier statement meant he tial nomination at age 66 has thouse dock with his wife, lla quartering persoraIl opposed prosecut ing ! quct or th py, tt his side, Rockefeller said After quong part of the Scott Nixon. presidency, citing world stiement Rockefeller said I leaders who governed in their I Related Stori Page 2-A I thought it was a very good 70s and ft. arguments," he said, adding expression." he had listeneol to a recent inRockefeller also said, "Now it that he believes Scott's stateterview in which Senate Re. doesn't seem to me, as he merit "reflected the mood and presidential nominee told the PUblican Leader Hugh Scott 01) . I Scott) said, that he INixon i the atmosphere of the Congre .second of two news conferences PosM prosecution of Nixon. should in addition be drawn and Sc ott said on Aug 11 that quartered' ' lift 1 lation about 19.6 The two news conferences are At the second meeting with supposed to be Rockefe 1980 t'tot1ll irrele%ant' most congressional leaders ller's would wish that nothing fur- reporters a rambling, hourlong last public ev view of the d entsfor at least 10 ther happens to former Presi. affair. with Rockefeller seat days. Aides said he planned to dent Nixon.... on a bench beneath some tall When a reporter asked if he ,,. ' ' one h inc's the former New V k ' thought he would be too old to l after Labor Day, al run for president at age 72 in Rockefeller said he might make IM, when Ford would be in. a onek-day trip to Washington eligible, Rockefeller replied. "Did you ever know Golda Coal Miners knew them well Great people" PARTLY CLOUDY Mrs. Meir resigned last year as Israeli Premier at the age of End alk-ou W - . ( _1~~ # x - - ij~. ..'- ::4 ~- *-.- -4r-----1Qt Yj , , -. , ---__ -4 . Irim W~. _ L w m..~v _'-if ., - ail, .F~T,In ~7~ . , - - - . .-_ I kv!~ - yI -- -vk- 00 -' __ %_ - - ' - ~ . S, ~L~ . . ~_- K i\ .-.,_ . t I1re was ever the sligh. ~*. .0~, 4t GermancharIlorintohis CIIARIEN, W.Va. (AP) lie, Congress, regulator) aiiii- 4l $est indication from win or Rockefeller's aides have said — The United Mine Workers agencies and our new presi. without the military estab. PORTI.AND, Ore. (AP) - calls a week," Hiscoe said, home In northeast Portland. he would not challenge Ford in union's five-day work stopp a ge dent" of miner problems. Weather D4afls Page 3A lislunent of an thought of in Blake and Connie Riscoe's ag adding that most of their cues They charge $15 a run, plus 40 1976 has erded 1cavm many (irlIb 1k told a miners rail) at iolvement by the militaiy in ing red ambulance bristics with have been pol.sonings or dogs cents a mile. Otarges for ox. The Oldest man elected presi. with dwindled stockpiles of coal Harlan, Ky., the work stoppage, 'any action contrary to the con splints, bandages, sedatives hit by automobiles gen a nd other materlab are dent was William lIenr) Him and the union in ,i better bar had generated so much national stitutional processes," the and poison antidotes, but "But dogs and cats --uffer extra. sources sak'. they're not for human patien ts. many of the same types of all. 1 1 and di Duri ng the day, the ed a month later, coming contract negotiations. "hopefully, the last time we'll 'Ibe ffluves ope.-ate one of ments Nixon resigned Aug. 9, alter D. F~senhower was the atients go to the nearest veterDwight Ilie national work stoppage, have to call a memorial peri. Around The Clock the House Judiciary Com,iittee the nation's few fulitime pet have handled heart attack vie-I oldest to serve in the offi ce, called as a memorial to victims od." c linic, At ni t they o Bridge ,,,, Nd approved three articlei of ambulances, and whisk their s a so ush a leaving at age 70. of mine accidents and black Some Ininers impeachment but before they injur ed clients to veterinary stroXpatienta to the pet hospi an emergency 211-hour pet repoirted for Calendar ................ 3A The vice presidential lung disease, Cost the drtn hospital In na tion work at Portland. ca me to a vote on th ' house (lInI( s ins tead of to hospitals. thIs And we ha ve had some dog midnight Friday at Comics 81' nominee became the highest about nine million tons of fuel, mines where the companies (rossword 1ZC floor. It started on a shoestring and fight victims.,, 2\ Riscoe is no stranger to over- ranking national figure to industry spokesiiieii estimat ed . were willing to pay time and a Dear Abby Thect1on by Schlesinger and still runs that way, but the lt The R iscoes bought their 1962 doses and broken bones, lie support the idea that Richard But UMW Pr esident Arnold ha lf to catch up on production . l rn b the Joint Chiefs of Sthff was coes, who are in their 20s , say ied ambulance from a used car drove a "people" ambulance In M Nixon should not ,.. be Miller said the work stoppage lost during the fi ve-day period llorospe based :-n hyloothetiral situ- business is picking up, dealer six weeks ago and are on Bellingham, Wash., before prosecuted on charges growing "wits effective in creating an ations. "We're getting four or five cali 24 hours a day out of the ir movir.g to Porfland. 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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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 23, 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/a45a9222bf9e6b9bd4d660890d40093b.pdf 5c5158b0464d0aca75a98f8ac8c47f36 PDF Text Text SHORT ''i RIBS DOW 1U COME W T If PRE ACtc \Tw% v P -1 C1115t YOU GET THIN&HAPPIFNINGio L O fl-4 SOME-rn-1ING/ POLICE OR __ JJg PPARrMENTS . 67th Year, No. 22-Monday, September 16, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 1-04% .9111W • I - 1 9 LA0#4U1110 -flNG DO.' 10 __ - raraon WASHINGTON (AP) — ward M. Kennedy, Democrats are starting to inlaunched a weekend of camject President's Ford's pardon paigning for Democratic candiof Richard M. Nixon Into the dates by blasting Ford. "It was campaign at the the wrong time, the wrong slime timc a urvey shows them same place and the wrong person to headed for a strong showing In receive a pre-indictmen t, pro. November. conviction pardon," he said, Underscoring Republican Their moves came as an Asfears that Ford's action may sociated Press survey showed revive Watergate-relatedthat Republicans appear head. issues at the GOP's expense, ed fcr substantial losses this Democratic Ti-1ERE O)LL? ONE r% 0 W -w gubernatorial Carey, opening his campaign against Republican Gov. Mal- Noveinber. Despite sonle re- candidate hugh L. Carey in New York and Senate hopeful Jonathan Marshall In Arizona have questioned the pardon, And in California, Sen. Ed. In Arizona, meanwhile, Mar. vived znurje since Ford as. sumed the presidency, the GOP could lose two to six Senate seats and governorships, and possibly up to 40 House seats, BUNNY by Stoffel & b ne3 oundahl YOU ARtM'/ , THROUGH IILEAF.' NO LONGER HALL TH TERM LUc'&ARD BE APPLIED D I, SYLVE%TER Q. P. _ IMMEtATE SUPERIOR,: RESENT THE INSINUATlO SIRE USSYcAT.' ,—.-------- 100 MUCH:? .4. - / •. • I - 'W . t•..tM"•• - - :.' Wad k - 'J 't I vz ..,,.•. I. ' .. I _V \': iO sd;~ f7-f S4. iiVIF— M 1' ALA A '"-'• ..•.. ' , ,,, , , - publican Houston I. Flournoy. j',~L~L - Jwr - - 1 4, ie.t S1 C a position in Democratic triumphs in Callfornia and New York could give the Democrats control of nation's six la rgest states goi ng Into the 1976 presidential elec. thin. Democratic Gays. John J. Gilligan of Ohio, Milton J. "', -;-- - -- IV best GOP hopes to gain Shapp of Pennsylvania and Dolph Briscoe of Texas are considered leading in re-eleclion bids, while Democratic Gov. Daniel Walker of Illinois is w - - - governorships held by Democrats appear to be In Maine, New Mexico and Oklahoma. None has an Incumbent running. Our •t,.. nr %1R _ H w main • . objective detention He plans to have h He holds a to from Rollins College and state facilities," Fay aald. ticipation. lout, he plans for the Seminole "The Children being held at sellor and one year with Orange facility at Five Points to ac. the center," Fay sWd, "are county. complish more than Just Seminole children. We need the reins of the facility. A residerit. of Sanford since his p Ni T:!k Democrats also hope to cap. lure Republican-held governorships in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Arizona and Or egon. The only Incumbent Republican governor running Is Francis W. Sargent of Massachusetts. urally is security assessment 3completed on each new SeTninole County Juvenile attended All Souls parochi3l de taining those who aire a inmate SO that more thorough detention center superintendent school and graduated from danger to , yes and the reports can be made to the —one of the youngest men Seminole }flgh School. community , t ose awaiting courts Mainly, he wants named to such Florida Air I midway through his fouryear term. 8fl'3 predecessor, leading Re- The stale Division ,)f Youth father w as Services (Dys) has appointed a Sanford .,,, V_ ~F State Edmund G. (Jerry) Brown Jr., son of Rea. — I iv (Jj IWONDER IF I4E5 SEEN OUT IN TI-'SUN ASSIDUOUS . STAYIN' 4\PPLICATION TO /1 MY LAOR, ASPIRE TO THE POSITION OP PARK 5UPERINTENOENT.' \ In California, where Repub[Ican Gov. Ronald Reagan is retiring, the Democra ts also are mounting a strong bid. Polls show their candidate, Secrets Juvenile center Fay Needs Community I io N EREI AUG4.4TYA WORKIN'! 1~4 Though most Senate and gover. nor's seats being contested this year are held by Democrats 20 of 34 Sena te ieats, 23 of 35 GOP s? governorshi ps - few Demo. cratic incumbents are rated in serious difficulty. Carey, who won an uphill primary battle last week, seems likely to give a stern test to Wilson, who became governor whea Nelson A. Rockefeller re. sign ed last Do. crats consider their chances bett er than in any year better Rockefeller was first elected in 58 tu 42, the Howie 248 to 180 and the governorshi ps 32 to 18. shall, a Scottsdale publisher, opened his uphill drive against Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater by blasting the senator's support of the Nixon pardon. S. BUGS To "Why have Use outspoken proponents of law and order gone along with this mockery of the law?" he asked. The best Republicans can hope for, according to the stir. vey by AP bureaus In all 50 slates, Is to hold losses to about 2 governorships and 15 House seats while breaking even in the Senate, control the Senate cohn Wilson, said he would make an issue of Wilson's refusal to comment on the pardon and other Watergate-relatedis. pies. "The governor of New York has a natonal voice, and he must speak to na tional Issues and Issues of conscience," Carey, a congressman from Brooklyn , declared. Ic Aj N. ............,c . -. oNFEN1iALLY) S.~ r FJR j HAS EXHAUSTED ME TO THE- POINT OF NEEDING A ___ L - =, -. .-_ - 2 -- - - .- -- - 11 - .. ___ -t7L -- .F Z • .•- • - - :- , '• in -! i i ' I I - . • —. . I ill i i . i i i I I I I WASHINGTON (AP) by El EEK & MEEK owie TO j•jj_• IM 7H(S 'PLACE I __________________ - I,4JE Alt CUTDMR CAFE'MIG,(- T APPEAL To asstRrs - I — - 7ERRIFIC IDEA! — 'p World cocoa consumption has been expanding along with increases in population and income, says Hex E. T. Dull of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Foreign Agriculture Service, But unfavorable growing conditions in many, m' 1 . I 1 p Manufacturers plan to size, reflects the development of a sweet tooth in the rest of the world as active as that in the United States. r16 - ji - VASHINGTON AI',i machine candy bars to raise the price of vending 20 cents because of a strain on the world supply of cocoa and chocolate products. The price increase, on he heels of a jump from 10 to l cenLs with little or no change in candy bar win 5 ,j S 1 S - S Jor producing countries have brought the 1973 and 1974 world crops below consumption needs, sending cocoa prices to a record high, Dull writes in the current issue of Foreign Agriculture. This 20-cent candy bar is beinj brought on by record high cocoa bean prices but also by higher -; -, volunteers to help with whatever expertise they may at a Longwood Council meeting, Bush denied that Palm's approved drainage concept handle the impact of developments that have yet to take place," Bush said. Seminole's religious leaders. We have seen the power and Bush, in the letter to Longwood officials, also said that If a 304nch pipe were to be in- Influence they have In turning families around in the right direction" he said. Bush recommending that the South Island Lake flood waters be diverted east Into Fairy Lake which in turn outfalls Into Lake Kathryn in which shut off overflow from South Island Lake through Wlnsor Manor had been initiated with Bush's prior approval. stalled through Winsor Mawr, the risk to the Woodlands would be unreasonably Increased, In another Informal meeting among commissioners, Bush and Longwood officials experienced at a time when Island and Winsor Lakes were already elevated due to rains, there would be serious flooding In Woodlands, rework the Winsor Manor drainage system to AL I.. - a. , - - - - • '-- -- tests to determine reading levels. He is also asking Seminole Junior Cullege for assistance. "And we need Involvement by eco nomy" at the center, to reward inmates for positive behavi- With problems the center ..d In recent months when some personnel were fired in mind, Fay said, "1 wilJ be honest with everyone, If mistakes are made, we will be honest about it. If any legal problems develop with staff or any of the juveniles, we will conta ct the sheriff's department and let them do the in- U . . DY - 1 * • - - Weather Details Page 3A Index today, these commodities are selling at very high levels." Cocoa bean prices peaked at$1,3o per pound on the New York spot market in early May, more than double the price of a year before, However, the price had adjusted vomewhat by the end of August to $1.06. "Increasing world demand for cocoa in recent years and somewhat disappointing crops in Vest Africa because of unfavorable weather, have resultei in substantial drawdown in world reserves,'' I )ull Sel%S. has — nrntrirtø1 - - b' who 15 currently conduc ting CLO costs of other candy bar ingredients such as sugar, nuts and milk. Dull says. lie says manufacturers also are paying more for labor, packaging and transportation, ''Norma lly. in times of high cocoa bean prices, manufacturers have varied bar weights and increased usage of cocoa butter substitutes and extenders, such as coconut and soybean oils, to keep confectionary retail prices stable," Dull says. "But to tutoring," He noted the School Board Fay is ihitiating a "token He added if a 10-year storm drainage flow in late July, Bush contended the most feasible solution to; South Island Lake flooding was to reopen drainage pipes under SR 434 and Around The Cluck Bridge, .1'. - FOOD - 'p - FOR THE OTTERS 4A • Calendar . • & Gordon Dehier, pre.iident of the Gdando Otters Under'ater Club feeds one of the otters at th. Central Florida Zoo. The skin.diing nextyear pay for the food and care of the otters. •- have from sports to recreation ceived $12,11M. He also received The second-largest donation a $Z,000 loan, not yet repaid. - ' I - TOM FAY Casselberry. In a confrontation with Palm In early July -' by _' Candy Bars No Treat eir Priece Rising Too • - restoration of the pipe cannot be recom. • AN cVrTXkR CAFE') _u_... Y, THAT'.S A exclusively to those who voted In his latest letter (Sept. 4), Bush said 7:30 the same night on its proposal to raise taxes from the current 3.68 mill level to 4 According to li letter from Pith •S.I1VU American-flag ships, manned for the bill or supported It In went to Long's counterpart In big donations went to by union crews, some way. Maritime donations the House, Rep. Frank M. Sen. Other Alan Cranston, D..CaiIL, The unions still have some of went to only three congressmen Clark, D-Pa., chairman of the $14,500; Sen. Howard Metzenthe richest political trusts In the and one senator who voted Merchant Marine sub. baum, D-OhIo, defeated for na tion, the reports show, against the bill, committee which cleared the renomination Sen. Daniel K. The senator, Jacob K. Javits, bill before the House approved Inouye, D-Haw&H, $10.ODO; % . Federal law sets no limit on Sen. political donations by union H-N.Y., gave $8,500 back to the it last May. Clark got $17,500. Thomas F. Eagleton, D-Mo., group, so long as the funds marine engineers union two The third-largest sum went to $7,500 and Sen. Ernest F. come from voluntary contribu- days before the Se na te vote on House Democratic Leader Hollings, 1)-S.C., $7,200. • • Bush has scheduled a workshop among the parties for 7 p.m. Wednesday nig' at to iron out the disagreement, but it Is unlikely any, elected city offi cials will be on hand. The city council has a public hearing scheduled for Sen. Mike Gravel, D-Alaska, a vocal supporter of the bill, re- ' measure would require that money given to Incumbents manager of the bill he guided eventually 30 per cent of all U.S. since Jan. I has gone almost to passage. oil Imports be shipped in ( - •, ' — b mentof Transportation (lyjr) In late 1971 as the prime reason for shutting off drainage through construction of a -dam- on - Ow north Side f he highway.Bush said at that time that the 30 inch culvert pipe under the highway should be restored. mended. He cited the reduced flood storage area, In creased runoff from Winsor Manor, the runoff from the 1mDendin A — fniir..Inninc, -'''O SR 434 and Inevitable development that will take place on south and northeast al-ms of Island Lake in the future, "It is apparent that a new high level relief route to the east must be explored without delay to provide a permanent solution to - DSCLISSIMG WAYS RAC6 THE C06kJTEL.E northward through The Woodlands. Bush at that time criticized Palm's use of a letter written by Bush to the state Depart. missioners and between City FAOneer Bill Palm and County Engineer Bill Bush over J Schneider permit overflow to follow its natural course The two-year old feud between the city of Longwood and Seminole County Corn The tions of members. Diired dons. Sept. 5. A spokesman declined Thomas P. O'Nefl, D-Mass. lie maritime unions still have lions from a union tr u eas ryto comment when asked if a Is received 116,000. $886,000 for political donations, political campaigns are tlleoal had feared money would The mari time unions seemed aftçr pouri ng one- third of a milMost of the money, $595 G30 create a of interest. to put their donations where Bon dollars into campaigns of is held by three trusts congressmen who supported the Marine Engineers The largest donation by the they would do the most good. them on a hotly disputed ship- cial Association Other rich unions went to Sen. Russell B. Sen. Warren G. Magnuson, D. Wash., chairman of the Corn. ,....., suv run by we eararers Long. fl-ui Ding bill• Latest campaign finance re- International Union and the $20,000 received by him merce Committee and one of ports show the unions have giv- Masters, Mates and Pilots, and created any conflict. Long is the bill's sponsors, got 112,90. Another spon3or. Sen. Bob chairman of the Merchant Ma. en $333,300 to 141 congressmen other maritime unions, ot $10,000. who supported the bill. The The reports shoow the union rine subcoffindttee, and as floor Packwood, D-ore., g I. ateci Herald Staff Writer U I Session By DONNA E nion Gifts Uncovere 4o% fNnf116 r+ IJI I IV ( 4iJ • ,h ie laiy, hazy days of summer ' d ther'students at Lüevi? Middle School have said lai''CII to I)ILg by the pool or sitting In from of ARE OVER OD eu I ' MV' DAYS . .. r:. - _ 1 MY GRASP// SF LAUN L0& CHIN0 TRAIN ( cx1S - __ 0 7___ SEYONO \t NOW4 KNOW HE I FEEL THAT THE OFIFICE OF MAYOft / OF OUR - Comics .................... 4B Crossword Puzzle .... Dear Abby 8A Dr,Cra.ne 5A Dr. Lamb ........... . Horoscope ............. 3B Hospital .................. 3A Obatuarjs 3A Television 313 4'__'_' -' �- 2A-Evening Herald , j Monday. Sept 16 1974 _ I Two Hostages Freed NATION THE HAGUE, Netherlands Fleur, Ambassador Jacques to tree the hostages and fly the port massacre two years ago in (AP) — Japanese terrorists Senard's secretary, were taken terrorists to another country. which 26 persons were killed. early today released two worn- away in ambulances. They A news blackout ordered by The Dutch government said en they had been holding has- were reported In "favorable the thitch governmcfl', . the hostages still In the cmbaa. tage In the French embassy condition considering the cir- impouibk to cnn-rr °r 'K' th" nmhai:; .., :.:y aftern.... uHaidth. A um reports, whiMs 'lrj the ter. two memoers of ffl . There were rennrts that an man said the wct..n reporteti rorb,t were to e pv c± ' , to free the nine men the terrorists had not ntis. French jetliner with a crew of French businessman, his still held captive might be near, treated any of the hostages, Dutch volunteers to fly them chauffeur and three unldenand Yutaka Furuya, another tilted persons. A police spokesman said the A government spokesman The terrorists' first demand release of the two 22-year-old said the terrorists had asked for Japanese arrested in France seven weeks ago, anywhere ex- was that Furuya be freed and women was the result of nego- food and cigarettes. They were cept Paris. A high official would brought to Holland so that all tiatlons between the three ter- given cartons of tomato soup, remain with the gunmen to three of them could be flown to rorLcts and the Dutch Justice cheese sandwiches and soft guarantee them sale passage. a country of their choice. FuMinistry. He described the drinks. ruya was flown to Schiphol move as a significant step, but A French Boeing 707 arrived Friday One weak light gleamed from night, but on Sunday at Holland a Schiphol Airport he refused to confirm or deny behind a blind on the top floor, in Ike ømh....... def' ThUC and a heavy mist swirled 3nortiy oeiore the two women manded $1 million in cash in sources that a deal for the re- around the building from time hostages were released. "compensation for the arrest malning hostages was ftflflhlto time. One French source said The three terrorist- and }. and Imprisonment of Yutaka nent. it was hoped the mist would not niya are all members Cf the Furuya." I The two women, Bernadine interfere with flying, a remark Japanese Red Army, the small There was no indication (',eerllng, the embassy tele- that was taken to indicate group of radicals that waa re- whether the money would be phone operator, and Joyce likelihood of an agreement soon sponsible for the Tel Aviv air- paid. _____ - '4.'.' . .. '!T California Couple Convicted LOS ANG1l.Es I AP - A jury has found a Newport Beach socialite and her boylrienn an. s'tfi, ti murder the woman' s millionaire husband. 'fl'Pfl(1flU' ws c? f C,.':. jury con. tit.kd Ek'i.,e Fopeti, i,ana l)arnei Ayers. 37, of soliciting the murder of her husband, Samuel Popeil. The verdict was returned Saurday. Avers, of Santa Ana, and Mrs. Pope', separated from tier husband and living in fashionable Newport Beach, allegedly hoped with his death to cash in on one-third of his estate. Mrs. Popeil, composed througbout the two-month trial, fought back tears as she walked from the courtroom in a Uue gingham pants suit. For the first time in many days, . .. ....,.. ' Sflt' (flU II('L V.ew Ayers dropped his head following the verdict. Then he smiled and gave his codefendant a brief hug before being taken away. After appearing in expensive suits throughout the trial, he heard the verdict in slacks and a hite, terry-cloth golf shirt. Mrs. Ppeil tact's tip to five vear.c in prison in the s!count. A) ers convi td 4 1 t c iui t.s ti selicitatin, laces up to 10 years ' Shockley Debate Cancelled 0LEvEI.1\Nl), Ohio t All i Picketing by about 100 chanting, boning demonstrators forced cancelatlon Sunday night of a scheduled debate between Dr. William Shockley and Roy Innis at Case Western Reserve University. The two were to have debated Shockley's view that black persons may be genetically less intelligent than whites. Innis Is the national director of the Congress of Racial Equality. The demonstrators were among 600 persons in Strosackt'r Hall at the University when the two arrived. &ckley, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist, criticized the university for permitting the demonstration. He called at a denial of his constitutional right of free speech. The demonstrators included both blacks and whites. 4 . kç £ . - ; ;it 4 & I I . 91 - - -- .. . . ____ —, . - -4---- 4. . L ' - _~-I -4 I More School Busing Begins SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) - School busing was scheduled to start in Springfield today, with nearly 6,000 children leaving their neighborhoods to attend racially balanced claws. School officials said Springfield's busing program would avoid the disorders that erupted Boston last week. Scores of volunteers, including Mayor William Sullivan, said they would act as monitors to ensure that children travel to and from school without incident. Thirty elementary schools are involved in the court-ordered program to achieve fuller integrration In the classrccms. Several schools with high Puerto Rican enrollments are exempted from busing on grounds that It would be impossible to extend their bilingual programs to every school In the city. 4 — - ____ r 4. '1 ___ GUTTED BY BLAZE 'w ----1 ' L' JJ 7 ~; J A -1 l . ien - - I N BR I E F --*-- - - - - r Ar ests Portuguese POW Released IRA Claims Three More BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) - Irish Republican Army terrorists assassinated two Northern Ireland judges in theft homes today and a business executive was reported killed by a bomb at his factory. The two judges shot to death in Belfast were Roger "Rory" Conaghan and Martin McBirney, both Roman Catholics accused by the Irish Republican Army of collaborating with the British. The Provisional IRA wing claimed It ordered the killings. Politicians and legal figures condemn I the slayings, and courts all over the province were adjourned to honor the two slain judges. In Pomeroy, County Tyrone, west of here, informed sources said a Looby trap bomb went off when businessman Michael McCourt entered his office and he as killed. The three deaths raised to 1,063 the off l(jal death toll in live ) ears of Vio!ence in the province. Police officers said C.m'aaghan, Si, a judge since 1965, as shot by a lone gunman when tie answered a knock at his front door at breakfast time. He was shot through the heart and died almost in. one source said. Mclhrric 56, n as htt by ., uiunan ta' burst into the kitchen of his home in nearby Belmont Road as he was cooking breakfast, police said. . - ,Wi ç - - I I we I / -' . I FRESNO, Calif.(AP ) IU aieIU.3 IMIIU 1iju cease Pressed by labor leader Cesar mere token arrest.s. ..sMIvez •a uMI4ve flood The patrol replies by noting of illegal alien workers 39,000 aliens were arrested In Mexico, the U.S. Border a "record northern and Central California says It Is barest" of arrers in Calilor- f1flflII1 regions in nania's fertile fr'iiIri" ni...,. eai year witn tflousanj mere caught near the Mexican hotHowever, officials don't pie- der. tend they are completely controlling the influx. U.S. ImmI. August was the patrol's isisgration Commissioner Leonard lest month ever in Northern F. Chapman, estimating that California with 5,400 5ptj two million to four million said Jim Crosarnan, assistant people enter the United States chief at regional heidquarters 111eallv each vr 'ii in ---- TIUPPTT1I lug them out "IS turning Into an absolutely overwhelming task." ,, . - L1 MAIMU[, Spain (iPi - Cuban anny Capt. Pedro l'eralta arrived here on his way back to Havana after L,':ing held in custody in a Lisbon military hospital for five years Peralta, captured in Portuguese Guinea in 1969 with other anti-Portuguese guerrillas, made no statement when he arrived Sunda) from Lisbon, He left the airport with Cuban embassy officials, and it was thought he might fly on to Havana today. It was thought that Peralta's release was negotiated Ly the nationalist leaders in Portuguese Guinea who took over the government last Tuesday when It became independent Guineaflis.sau. _._.. . ____ t=:_' at U: M: pageant in London. The 5-foot4 brunette Was crowned Miss World-USA here early Sunday by comedian Marty Allen. She was selected from a group of 49 contestants amidst criticism that the pageant placed undue emphasis on physical beauty. World "The Mis; pageant emphasis only one dimension of womenhood, and that Is beauty," a statement by the local chapter of the National ()rtilni7.ntIon for Women read. "It allows very little room for personality or NOW continued. Kimberly Louis Tomes, 19, of Texas, was the first runner Other runners up, In order, were Marilyn ... Sherry Love, 22, of Arizona and Constance Marie Rauback, 18, of P:n I ania. SYV Dale Meyer -k BLAZE DESTROYS PLANT HOUSE Midway-Glnderville, Osteen and Lake Miry fire units battled flames early Sunday that destroyed plant house at Patterson floer Farm, Celery and Beardall Avenue, Sanford. Officials said cause of the fire, that started In th e rear of the frame structure, has not been determined. CAMOUFLAGED Hldl behind a thCs7 hat-mairgo James of San Francisco addresses the world's first hooker's organised by COYOTE (Call off your tired ethics) Miss SL James demanded prostitutes receive the same protection and due process of law guaranteed Ford SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) - Award Pilot Dale Meyer of winning actress Lisa Coilegedale arid passenger Mhll1 and fil m producer Bonn Koester of Maitland, Jack Haley Jr have been Fla., were uninjured In the married in a short civil forced landing Saturday ceremony Lielote is few night, according to F.J. friends at a church In Cantrell of the, Whitfield suburban Montecito. County sheriffs depart. Miss Minnelli, 28, ment. daughter of filmmaker Vincent Minnelli and the John Warren Hull late actress Judy Garland, WATERBURY, Corn, married the son of actor (AP)- John Warre)ifjfl, Jack Haley Sr. on Sunday the television personality at El Montecito and screen actor who Presbyterian church. played the Green Hornet in movies, is dead at 71. Becky Schroeder He died Saturday night at Waterbury Hospital. TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) Hull had a long Sc Becky screen and television Schroeder one night when car. During the ear.y SIL was 10 and trying to do days of television, he was her homework in the master of ceremoniesof darkness of the family ear !OncePopWar "Str11e it while waiting for her moth. a.is icjeviawn snow. He was a native of N0 w Beck Gasport, N.Y., the son of "luminescent writing inventor John C. hull and sheet" has received U.S. Laura Schaffer Hull. Patent Office Number 3,he Is survived by his 832,556 - which may make widow, Susan, and three her one of the youngest Sons, George, Paul and patent holders in the John W. Hull Jr. nation. ' , a - Chavez, claiming Illegal aliens are breaking strikes of his United Farm Workers of America by working as cheap labor In the fields, has demanded that the border patrol -- It .%'v S Year 1714 ruireii s—i.e RENT 'A NEW CAR - - - -. .','... ---- A ran Dnfh or cla~ '- - Jt ,, , IiJ,:4... f4( t1I R,9tCt by Carrie '_.', - Sunday HetWd ',tI(,',(fitj% - _______ , )7111 - a Glass Daytona Beach tides for h.h 9 19 ,9 II p rp ? 1 a m • 3. pm. Port Cinsvrrat.- high 9;02 a.m.. 917 pm low 24arn.311pm "ond Cats Postaq. P4d at I Opening Tuesday Tuesday. 37771 LBABY BEEF - *tended Fecas*s Wednesday through Friday Peninsular f. ;,;u4• Mainly afternoon arid evening showers and Scattered thunderstorms through Friday. High Icmpi'cat',r es near normal in vcper fiD to lowev 90 Lows from 70's north to near $0 KeyS. Scattered show ers across south (Intral states marred an otherwise fair weather picture across the Country early today. iI.t Lions ( Schedule Dinner, Ca ndy Sale - Yesterdays high 95 low thiS morning 70 Partly cloudy through Tuesday with chance of mainly afternoon thundershow er s. Highs in low 9O and to" tonight In lOw to mid 70s Winds variable mostly northeast tO mph or Ins Rain probability 10 per cent today. O per cent tonight and 10 Pii.tu. Oalj and Sunday. Christmas 1tUf4i.t,, L),Iyby Th Sdntod Herald, Inc iOO Pd french Ave. Sanford, Tells Clem ency Plan HOSPITAL NOTES Communists Bomb Office SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) - Police said Communists bombed a government office today wounding five persons, one day after a man described as a wealthy pla)boy army captain blew up a South Vietnamese jetliner in the air killing all 71 persons aboard. The office bombing was Us' first act of terrorism In Saigon attributed to Communists since the January 1973 tease-fire, police said. P'lice said a man and three women ('ma motorbikes hurled the explosives into a downtown building and the biast wounded two South Vietnamese military officers and three others. Joseph O'Connell, 51, Jacksonville ara Ia thy ______________________________________________________________ Musical instruments valued Seminole County Jail in lieu of at $1,200 were stolen from $5,000 bend each charged with Second reading ordinance Report of street lighting County 312-74 - garbage collections Seminole High School, Sund-, strong armed robbery and auto committee - Authorization of Communications Alien Thomas, 1212 West ih engineer for Master Drainage SEPTEMBER17,- 9:30 AM Informal communications Plan of city Court reported 10-speed bicycle Michael Seaman, 18, from the floor valued at $107 stolen, Sunday. 600 East Request for expenditures Approval of Minutes of Ordinances and resolutions from Law Enforcement Fund good conditi on In Seminole Monda Walters, 1513 Regular Meetings of July 9 and TALLAHASSEE, FIn. (AP) one of the big surpirses of the Gordon merlin Ave., reported rings and Memorial Hospital today after br pistol training Brown in the Oct 1 July 16; Special Meeting of July 4 ..;. e, other items amounting to "People vo te for me not beprImary by runn accidentally shooting himself in Work SessIon: Transfer cf ing second to nmof(. Cosselberry 17; Regular Meetinga of July z cause I'm a woman but because incumbent Ralph Turlington. worth stolen from her home, the knee, Saturday. charges from construction "I think the voters at-e ready and I'm a woman who ge ts things She received more votes than for a July 30; and Regular Fund businesswoman who also Meeting of Augus t 6, 1974. done," says Joyce Goldberg of three male Joseph C.Spau1thng07 candidates who had Is aware of the problems of the Classification In salary or. County SE. 16, 7:30 P.L North Miami. Reports: Road Superinspent much more and cam- housewife, of how to dinarre, balance a tencknt, County Engineer. Mrs. Goldberg is one of two paigned more than she. cash amounting to $1,000 stolen, budget," she says. Robert Lee Tincher, Orange women who will be in Public Hearing: a re,uesl for County Engineer's Report congres; Saturday. Howard Friedman, a veteran Connectionsto past cam- Re: Boulevard, Lake Monroe is in annexation and zoning of die W. Springs Bel Air North Drainage sional runoff races Oct. 1. Be- political aide in the Education paigns of Robber armed with a sawed- the Seminole County Gov. Reubin Askew Public Hearings - 7:00 p.m., Alorria Baptist Church Jail In lieu verly Dozier Is in a runoff Department, said that Mrs. and a big campaign off shotgun took $1,000 cash of $1,035 treasury Regular Agenda: Adoption of Cont'd) Rezone from A-I bond, charged with sthtewidefor selTetaryofsthte King's vote was evidence that also helped SEPT. 16, 7:30 '.M. from safe at Easter Oil Gas careless driving, driving under Mrs. Saunders win Agriculture to PUD, Planned 1974-75 tentative budget for th e Continuing to make political "women have the edge this 44 per Station, 814 West 13th Street, the Influence of alcohol cent of the vote to V per Unit Development, property city Zoning Board has received and inroads, women also have a year. If they don't know someTim Bannick, Seminole Saturday. cent for Brown, a Longwood east attempting to evade and elude a chance to increase their state of Lake Emma Road, south a request from Huda Fisher Count)' Drug Action Cornbody In a race, they vote for the Land planner, School supplies and other police officer. A committee report on Lake mittee; of Lake Mary Boulevard. Senate membership by 100 per women." Items amounting to $75 worth The winner will face former (Wilco Development Corn- Kathryn Estate's sewer and Four Sanford residents were cent. Female membership of Ira Meadows, Metropolitan There Is other evidence to Circuit Judge Richard Kelly of were taken (runt Sanford uninjured Sunday when their the sta te house of Itepresenta- support water system Life Insurance; the Middle School, Saturday. Holiday, the Republican nomitheory. home-made twenty four foot tives, now six, will grow If one Florida Retirement System Rezone one from It-IA Councilman Irene van Eepoel Owens, Mrs. Dozier, attempting to nee, for the seat Rep. Bill Gun- Single-family to OC Office past service credit deter- with residents' requests; William 1024 house boat struck something in of 16 remaining women candi. Springdale Court, DeLand the water damaging become the first woman elected ter gave up to run for the Sen. District, property on NW corner niination the bottom dates wins in the general dcc- to Mayor's office, reported television, radio and of the boat and causing it to the Florida Cabinet, used the ate, of SR 436 and Bear La Lion, ke Road. oth er Items valued at Mrs. Goldberg, a Dade metro (Ilarey slogan, "It's aboutt time. $200 were slowly sink In the St. John's Coulter). Two women lost statewide stolen from his commissioner, ran second In She ran second to car while River near the 1-4 Bridge. races in Tuesdays primary Petition to Vacate & Abandon parked at Zayres Plaza in Sheriff's rescue former Tuesday's primary for the Utility boat picked up Public Service Commissioner SLate Sen. Bruce Smathers and of Sidewalk Sanford, Saturday. Democratic nomination in the Easements in Wekiva Hunt In Brown, 22, Mark Hatcher, Paula Hawkins for the Republi- Jacksonville, and will face him 13 th Congressional District. Eddie Robinette, 28.51 Gale 18, David Baker, 20 and Ronnie can Senate nomination, and In the runoff for the Democratic Club. Place reported tape player L She received 30 per cent of the nomination. eRoy,19 clinging to the partly Sheila King for the Democratic (Cnnt'd) Application for Dock valued at $160 was vote to 46 per cent for in- & Boathouse Permit, stolen from submerged boat, Lot 20, education commissioner nomihis car while parked at 2835 JoAnn Saunders of Orlando cumbent William Lehman. Block E, Paradise Point. Clifford Keith Wolfe, 31, r.ation, led in her race for the Demo- Donna Hart ran fourth. Grove Drive, Saturday. Geneva Is listed in good con(Engleman) But Mrs. King, a Coral Gabcratic nomination in the 5th Michael Joe Rawls, 20, 232 The runoff winner will be Consideration of Decerdition in Seminole Memorial les art teacher making her first Congressional Distr nd will elected because no Republican tification PITTSBURGII (AP) - U.S. -keep a tight rein on federal West 17th Street is in Hospital today after being try' for political office, provided be a the Seminole heavy favorite to defeat is entered. Commerce Secretary spending. County Jail in lieu injured in an early morning Utilities Certificate of Publin £ of $5,500 bond, charged with auto accident with another car Frederick B. Dent, conceding Convenience & Necessity for -Increase productivity by attempted grand larceny and he has at Silver Lake Drive driven by Water Service Area. "ideas of my own" on stimulating the supply of capiresisting arrest with violence. Theobie Wells, 49, 108 Bethune Consideration of Decer. how to stop America's tal for new plants and techLeslie Edward Padgett, 42, C ircle who was treated and tiflcation Re: Heathrow skyrocketing inlflation, said nology, and by encouraging Dalton, Georgia and John released. Utilities Certificate of Public today he also wants to listen to spending for research and deConvenience & Necessity for businessmen "On how to con- velopment. WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres- ert Griffin of Michigan said front and overcome this serious However, both Rhodes and Sewer Service Area. ident Ford proclaimed a dc. most Sarnoff said the federal budgproblem." oblem." participants in the brief. Griffin acknowledged that Application for Certificate of mency program today for thou- ing were pleased with et "should be held to $300 billion will try to restrain myself the some congressional leaders at Public Convenience sandsufVietnam war deserters make-up of the clemency & while I listen," Dent told news- in fiscal 1975 and every effort the meeting voiced opposition Necessity for a Water Service and draft resisters "In furthe- board. men before opening the fifth of made to achieve a balanced a Area by Geiger Development 12 t to Ford's action, regio SEPTEMBft 13,1974 Mr. & Mrs. Clyde & (Lucille) rance of our national cornnal meetings that cli- federal budget in fiscal 1976." Company. mitment to justice and mercy." ADMISSIONS Lingard girl, Oviedo max Sept. 27.28 with a Wbite Consideration of Adoption of Another economic brainSanford: House summit conference on storning session Is also being DISCHARGES A key feature of the program 1973-74 Budget Supplement Wayne Appling Sanford: would require desertera and Reports: Count)' Planner, the economy, held in Dallas today, where Fredwick W. Sustman Jr. William F. Spivey Jr. first to respond among views of people ill recreation draft evaders to spend up to 24 Zoning Administrator, Building theThe 40 invited Helen M. Trent Wayne Appling industrialists was and natural resources are being months in low-paying jobs Official, Pollution Control Robert W. Sarnoff, Emma L. Burt Karen L. Pakovic judged to promote the "national chairman sought. Officer, Utility Control, Chief Bobby Patrick Charles H. Polley health, safety or interest." Fire Administrator, Sheriff, and chief executive officer of Howard Jason Miller Clerk. RCA Corp. He said In a preNikki Kim Sundvall & girl There would be no minimum Count)' Attorney, ?,, __I__ • i.,.,ng Janet Brenda Hart pared statement, "it Is every. time period for "alternate servSanford Lions Club is sponTickets are available from Administrative Assistant, and Dorothy L. Wilson Susan M. Williams body's duty to cooperate In ice jobs" and reductions from soring its annual sale of Trick any Lion or at Zayres, Chairman Sears Susan N. Williams Shirley Crews fighting Inflation, but only the the 24 months service period or Treat Halloween candy. ' Commissioners' Reports, Firestone, and Penney's. Julian F. Harrison government has the power and Edgar Gathers would be dependent on military Each bag contains 105 pieces of District 5, 1, 2, 3, and Ola B. Walker ability Viola I. Herman, Deltona to stop it at its source." service records and "other candy' and gum. Candy Is All money raised is spent in Ernist L Morris Charles 0. Vough, Deltona mitigating factors." Sarnoff, whose firm is one of available from any Lions Club Seminole County, mostly Longwood Vera Mae Hayes the nation's biggest electronics Frank R. Froehlich, DeBary All those wanting to accept member. !nnInrrI Thn ......l.. .... r.hul. amnuei R. Keeling makers and also owns the NaMarion Reilly, DeBary the amnesty opportunity would In conjunction with the new purchased a Lion for the Jewell D. Mcleod tional Broadcasting Co., sugSEPT. 16-7:30 P.M. Heza H. Packwood, DeBary have to turp themselves In be- Seminole Lions Club, the Earl E. Miles Ethel Keoghdwyer, DeBary fore Jan. 31. Draft evaders Sanford Lions will 'sponsor the crn-ni Florida Zoo. A Sight gested three steps to bring inSAVE ON OUR Rush - Hampton - Con- flatlon below five per cent n. L. Redden Jr. Patricia L. Catron, Winter would report to the United annual spajhettl dinner and Conservation Program is William R. Spivey Jr. Springs States attorney where an of- Bingo part i, Oct. 19, at the conducted in the schools with ditlon of streets In Longwood nually and stimulate economic A) Patricia Anne Left free eye care for the needy Industrial Park growth: Mary A. Gately, Winter fense was committed and Sanford civic Center, p.m.. May L. Moore Springs Five Points Enterprises -moderate the government's deserters would report to ap- There will be door prizes asweu provided by the Lions. The AT PA RK 'N' SHOP club's gum ball machines road abandonment in Glen fl restrictive monetary policy. Roland M. Hartsell, Daytona Riley E. Parsons & boy, propriate military command- as Bin go prizes, Beach Longwood ers. Chefs in charge of the proceeds help pay the pledge on Lee Addition Elizabeth C. Olson, Deltona Barney Everett permission Patricia J. Carter, Enter. Ford also set up a nine-mem- spaghetti are George DeMattio the Salvation Army Building to locate a mobile home on Grice Blanchard, Deltona prise her Presidential Clemency and Carlos Raines, Fund, Celeste Scammacca, Deltona Seminola Boulevard Johnny B. Bisbee H, Geneva Board to handle the cases of Joan D. ShalLs, Longwood Report from attorney, mayor Kevin Rathel, Winter Park those already convicted of draft . I Robert C. McOlvin, Osteen nd c ou ncilm Samuel A. Tindel, Lake -evasion or ats'neejrnm mill.- I en I i IlL -_ MIAIIIIJI'l ; Mary A, Gately, Win ter Monroe tary service, . ip,. Srwlrot p. ... u u...r...+.... n........ A wvy, ui d2IlV ', .-.-..&. "The board has been in/-uTamonTe springs City structed to give priority conBUITIIS sideratlon to Individuals SEPT. 17-6:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 15, 1974 currently confined," the White ADMISSIONS Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jay house press office said in a fact Staff and council reports (Patricia Anne) Leff, boy, Sanford: sheet. "The President also has . Farrell's Ice Cream Parlour The Altamonte Mall store t Presentation of awards Augusta B. Howell Sanford asked that their confinement be Restaurant in the Altamonte employed nearly 100 young men B. F. Gana.3 Commercial Contractors Stewar baby boy, Sanford suspended as soon as possible, Mall will open to the public and women from Seminole and Interstate mall sewer refund Janice L. Eckert pending the board's review." Tuesday with ceremonies at Orange counties, many on a Public hearing Abraham - Sun Banks C. Frocke DISCHARGES Ford briefed Republican and 11:30 a.m. part-time basis, to serve annexation and commercial Patricia 'fl-ego Sanford: Democratic It leaders of Manager Scott Brannan said Farrell's famous Ice cream general zoning at Douglas Marjorie L Rankin Joyce Ann Davis Congress before making details Robert Farrell, president of the fantasies and food. Avenue and SR 434. Alice S. Josephson Frances B. Lucas of the clemency program 86-store national chain will Polly V. Gregg Tax Increase Juanita Holden public. officiate at the ceremonies that The decor Is turn of the Joe T. Collins Willie Pearl Mascon "It is not amnesty," house will feature a marching kazoo century with tiffany lamps, Michael N. McGibbon Sean Michaux Republican Leader John band and the biting of a 12-foot B.entwood chairs, Gibson girls, Naomi Davis Viola A. Krajcwskl Modes said after the brieming. licorice strip, player piano, barbershop songs Phyllis A. Taylor A. Alvin Kilaptrick sets forth a mechanism unFarrell's, a non-alcoholic, and red-vested singing waiters. Charlie Johnson Klauss M. Peters der which these young men can family fun place, is a division of Walter A. Holly I ~ Joergan W. Roehilk rehabilitate themselves ..." Farrell's Altamonte Mall Marriott Corp. and is one of the Elizabeth A. Curtis, Deltona Nancy Olson Senate Republican Whip Rob. nation's fastest growing, most store will be open from 11 a.m. Llewellyn A. hare, Deltona Amanda Ritenburg, DeBary unusual fast food operations, to 11 p.m. Monday through Lester Paul Whitley, Lake 0 Pearl Burghardt, DeBary New restaurants in the chain Thursday and until midnight on Mary Deborah Morgan, DeLand are opening almost every week, Frida y and Saturday. Sunday Helen M. Hirt, Osteen John G. Schneider, Deltona hours are 12noon until 11 o.m. according to Brannan. John St Rnr'k fl1tnn ChrIsteenLCrabtree.Wintr -. -. . T ..-..:. Everett W. Harbison, Deltona Springs Mary R. Rowell, Winter H. Lloyd Young, Deltona SAMUELKEELING Springs -: • Rebecca Conners, Deltona Susana Garcia, Winter Park Herman C. Smith, Deltona Samuel Richard Keeling, 64, 11 Eugenis K. Allen, Winter of Palmway Ave., Sanford, died Louise Cooper, Orange City 4 Linda Jeanne Kolodsik, Springs Saturday morning at Seminole • Ceryl Metz, Lake Mary Orange City Memorial Hospital. He was a Nancy G. Spears, Orlando native of Walhalla, N. Dak., and BIRTHS Robert C. McOlvin, Osteen lived in Sanford since 1927 Vivan G. Biby, Palm Beach Mr. and Mrs. One El Ciabtree moving here from Crookston, (Christeen), girl, Winter N. Dak. lie was a Jehovah Garden Springs Joe B. Shaw, Winter Springs Witness, member of Euclid Lodge 24, F-AM, Euclid, N. I ffl . DISCHARGES Dak., SEPTEMBER 14, 1974 and Local 769, k, - - Sanford: ADMISSIONS Brotherhood of Locomotive Edward L. Buckner Sr. Sanford: Engineers. He was it Railroad 11 Anna N. Smith Engineer, retiring from the Richard If. Vaughn William J. Clarke Sue Cornell Atlantic Coast Line in 1961. I. Madge M. Crocker Jnseph D. Williams Survivors include a son, Jerry W. Cox Harold R. Keeling; three Joseph M. Beamon Edna Long Lonnie Sheppard daughters, Mrs. David Mary M. Moore Angelika Muehllch, Deltona (Gladys) Van Ness, Longwood; Patricia Anne Left & boy Mrs. J.J. (Joyce) Nicholson, Riley C. Henry, Deltona Kathie Jean Malloy & boy and Mrs. J.R. (Grace) Davis, MaRie M. Russell, Deltona Rhonda C. Brown & girl both of Sanford; two brothers, Henry T. Macey, DeBary 4Robert W. Jackson, Deltona Harold Keeling, Walhalla, N. Back to school rush? Get 1-day service for most glasses Kathryn S. Starling, DeBary Anne M. Lansing, Deltona Dak., and Allen Keeling, Lucille Lingard, Oviedo out of our own lab. Complete service, start to finish. G1a1ys P. Stevens, Deltona Riverside, Calif.; 13 grandJames Wilkie, Sumterville PEARLE'fISIOfl Full satisfaction assured. Spectacular selection. And Josephine Mugnolo, DeBary children and seven greata unique 1.year guarantee. (if our glasses break bring Winifred A. Scott, DeBary grandchildren. BIR11IS in the pieces-we'll fix or replace parts as needed,) i Kathryn S. Starling, DeBary Mr. and Mrs. Funeral services were held Rosell & (Ola) f Mary J. Donaldson, Lake this morning with burial in 41 Walker girl, Sanford Mary Lakeview Cemetery. Gramkow Mr. & Mrs. James & (Joan) 4 Lillian l, Gatlin, Lake Monroe Funeral Home In charge. Shalls, boy, Longwood ' __ TL1f1-y Sanford Industry A Economic I iwOo V(14 WEATHER per cent Monday, Sept. 16J974-3A H ow Ab out Th at! AREA COUNCIL AGENDAS Women In R - . I Evening Herald - V ' ,- U1il of gas, authorities said 'Token' (. BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — Terry Anti AP 20, of Daytona Beach, Fin:, wiJi represent Georgia pasture when their - • Browning dale, Fla., to Collegedale, profession attended. .i.r~.:1_ ~. ~ - Terry DALTON, Ga. (AP) - ftc orglnlnaung In a kitchen area gutted the Ray Palmer home, 204 Ridge Dr., Loch Arbor, Saturday. Palmer, offduty Kennedy Space Center fireman, was sleeping when blaze erupted but was awakened by his wife and escaped unhurt as flames consumed the four bedroom house. Damage was FIREMAN'S HOME "'S — t _. 1* 7, ~ ~. NOW_ . - 'iU- - . - ill PEOPLE Hague Standoff In IN BRIEF 4! POLICE BLOTTER ? , ' center Altamonte Mall, Altamonte Springs. Tel. 834-7600 Orlando Fashion Square. Tel. 894-8721 0 11 --I-;'-, �it (a)FINIUN Legal Notko ~ 1. Evening Hemm , £ t%5;' p rj- v" -. ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director Home Delivry: Week, 55 cents; Month, fl.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, M.40. By Mail: In Morida same as home delivery. All oth er mail: Mon th , $2.70; 6 Mon ths, $16.20; 12 Mon th s, $32.40. - his Closest associates in government, the Office of Management and BUdget will be ' .h- first major Administration's fresh iJ Problems. A recommendation to curb 0MB 'S policysetting role is the centerpiece of a report to the President by four men he asked to recommend some guidelines for administrative reform in the executive branch, The advisory group would have the OAIB retain a role in overseping budgetary matters, but its ice in policy recommenda t ions would onl equal to that of other agencies and departmen ts. Under the previous administration, 0MB ranked above the treasury Dertment in setting headed by Secretary of the Interior Rogers C. B. Morton, was telling the President discreetis' that the agency has become too powerful, Qther recommendations by the Morton group Were that President Ford consider expanchng his circle of top level advisers to five or six and that the vice president be given a larger rrile in this circle. The final recommendation was that the secretary of treasury, rather than the chairman of the Council ofEconomic Advisers, should be made the dominant economic spokesman, The thrust of the recommendations is un. mistakable. Alost of the recent problems in the Occurred because the in- formation and advice reaching the President was filtered through too feW people. Secretary Morton's group, which included presidential counselor John 0. Marsh, William Donald Rumsfeld, U. S. ambassador to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, are suggesting that broader consultations would provide the executive branch with additional vigor as well as better internal checks and balances, The advice is sound and would revitalize the cabinet system of executive departments created by Congress as long ago as 1789 to advise the IML meetingS wnue, President Woodrow Wilson was attending extended peace talks in Paris, It is said that history is good teacher. t is holding up a good lesson in government today. The drive by a group of House Republicans to restrict the drift toward a massive system of univerEal identification based on the use of Smial Security numbers seems destined tc , defeat. The groMng need for ready access to information by law enfOrLement agencies, taxing bodies and lending institutions has entrenched the compu and its fascination with digits. But the concern of the GOP Task Force on Privacy may be instrumental in protecting the individual from "misap. Propriation. misapplication or misusell of the vast quantities of persmal data iiccumulated and stored in computerized systems. Task force chairman Rep. Barry Goldwater Jr. of California said guidelines rec(4mended by the group - if confirmed through legislation — would "insure that the 1984 envisioned by George Orwell will remain only fictional.,, ____ .,_ U U U -- ,, the statement were cording to our White House sources, was to save . Hate R Life Of - , - . I .; " _.e L __ - ~1 VoU fl9 Ma fl \\ ~ Nelson Rockefeller for the vice presidency has I. - • * dissent is honest and Intellectual and therefore welcome, Some other, however, Is fanatical and / \\ / . I . \ da,r•ckiest opposi ti on, arul perhaps also the most perilous, can be heard on the street comers I \ 1 " / . 1 -. - I / . — - . I I, I L ) _______ U I 4. ' ,/, -- -- ~ -1 _11-000000-~ II - 11 , 11 l~,Il, I I - — I expect conformity and obedience. The Nazis of lIitler'sGermanymde tactic "We can," said Goebbeis, "take anyone and make him do anything." So too, reportedly, can aje The Kennedys had Letter To The Editor for a period of 46 years; and this stmt w BERRY'S WORLD otillof MUMMENIN~ __________________ STENSTROM DAVIS & bonds when issued pursuant thereto, andsaidtompIaintn having been Citric of the Circuit Court By , Elaine RiCharcte l Bandit, Suite 7) youth and grace; twelve, and transformeri the entire role government In American life. Attorney for Petitioner As I mentioned I have resided On this street talked with former NCLC members, Then she probably be origiruiting froin the rhaniber3Of th.; County talked with friends of members and relatives of ("Illnhissjpner's members. Finally, in desperation for knowledge, she went to the FBI. INsing the Drummond. "expilmling" will boe CommissionLT Greg "What! learned was this: nobody, but nobody, has 4 iy'thin goid to say at,tit NCLC. Ever'o:i Around meeting. the receiving end Sh&.'riff John Pi'lk. ( —. the county school board ad have pavements for the students It YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for Petition for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you and you are reou;red to serve a copy of your . . , wr,,uryt,1)r), 'tony. ,u,,,LrfC ( STEPHENSON of STEPHENSON . ,., ,...... .., above styled Court on or before October 1. 1974. otherwise. a Judgment may be en ter ed against of you for the relief demanded in the Petition WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court 0,1 this. the 21th day 0 August. 1971 fStAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clefk of Circuit Court By Ulaine RiChaftle Deputy Clerk ,,•_•,• ' seal of this Court. on this the loth of this order. all Properly owners By - Elaine RiCharde made Parties defendant to Arthur H Beckwith, Jr , this Deputy Clerk (Seal) CARROLL BURKE V0CeedQ, and that th court shall Me lurlsdiction of them to the same extent as if named as defen Attorney for Petitioner 612 Sanford Atlantic Seminole County. FlOor-dA dants in said complaint and Per tonally served with process in this Publlsh Sept 9. 16. 197A Rank Building cause DEF 73 P Drawer One Casselberry, Florida Publish Sept 7, 9. 16, 21 1914 OF F 7 gh this 111h day of Seple mbef. 1914 S Miller long Circuit Judge million luxury liner, 1P NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO VIHONI IT MAY CONCF P N Publish F IRST NAT10114AL BANK OF MMTLMID a national banking corporaft Plaintiff DINGMAN Sept 16, 7i, 30. 1914 OF F 70 hot spots still glowing damages can be arrived at," since the fire was brought un. said John Bown, vice president der control late Friday. The blaze, reportedly started of Cunard Unes Ltd., owners of CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL N.'). 74.1413C 0.1 0k T(' ,AC,r ASSOCIA11ON, 110 0,11. NOTICE OF SUIT it,, TO: i ronorci and Sylvia flinqman 77) Crestview Drive Casselberry. Florida . : .. COUNTY. FLORIDA. ferelPf Of Proof Of the Publiration ot CIVIL ACTION NO, 14-1410-D this notice, the fictitious name, to NOTICE OF SUIT wit' 43 Inc ci b a SABAL PALM IN E: In the Matt er of the Adoption TO: JAMES I CHAPMAN CLUB under which City of Lorgwood, Florida That the parties interested in Said business enls'rpriw are as folis Milton H B evis President Joseph P Turner, Sec Treasurer Dated at Orlando. orange County. Publish sept 2. 9. 16. 2J, 11?4 You for collection of monies due OF F 6 %,order A Ncle Seturily A(ireernent ,n f'xr of F'ti ntiff butt'. anci yOu are NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS and SHLIAA M. CHAFIVAN NOTICE OF ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS TO; DARt F NE S I'ilSKO 1717 Washington Street Apartment No I Pennsylvania If ER BY NOTIFIED Florida August 75 1971 trial an action has been filed against Defen,lin1% YOU ARE HEIIEBY NOTIFIED that the Petition ers named herein, r) () N to t r) i HOFFMAN and OA R J 1401 IMMI h.t .l- An all parties claiming .n?1?% by. thrgh, under or against Jarrrs r Copn'an and Sheila M Ch.ii' an, his ifr and to all part' ha ving or daiming to have .'n, right, litle or interest in the rt..,i property herein described YOU ARE liERILRY NOTIFILO that an action to forec lose a rrt,t IqAge on the follo*ina real proper i t Livc s Hy IMe Associated Press .' _W rt'nk'r in Miami say a tropical depression near Jamaica become bet ter organized and is on th e th r eshold of becoming tropical storm Fifi. ti.s &,itellite pictures early this morning located the depression just off the southeast coast of Jamaica at latitude 17.5 nor th and longitude 76.0 west. Th e depression was moving west-northwest at a bo ut 15 m.p.h., forecasters said, with some decrease in forward speed expected today. A ship to the northeast of the depression reported winds gusting to 45 m.p.h in heavy rain shortly after midnight, m.p.h., th e depression will be upgraded to the sixth tropical storm of the season. Samaritan Injured In Chase MIAMI lAP) Bill Hall found out the hard way that a good Samaritan can some times become a bruised - While riding a bus, Hall saw a mugger knock Rita Sernaska, 46, to the pavement, snatch her purse and flee with it. "I saw him hit the lady," tlaH told police later. "Then hewas ru nmngwi ththepUrSe1jkeascajd ed 0g hail jumped off th e bus and started sprinting a cross the -streetafter the mugger. Halfwayacros3the street,he was struck by a car. The impact broke his leg in three places the knee. The victim, the wife of a rehabilitation officer at the Dade Co un t)' Jail, received a concussion and Is recovering at hc'me Claustrophc)[) ic Makes Girl Odd terstate 75 near Ocala when the Four members of a Georgia driver of the vehicle lost control By GEORGE W. CRANE family who died when their car early Saturday. "emotional traunia" of such a hi v Uwt went Ph. D., St D. Six-year-old Monica If. Red. severe and lasting sort, that O"t nf. vnntr I uu man of Port Pierce swe rved her Lorna couldn't bear to reca ll CASE B443: IAMS were among 12 persons killed in bicycle In front of an oncoming B-, Rged the harrowing detaUs. state traffic accidents over the vehicle on Highway AlA 20, has a peculiar sex complex. But her choking sensation weekend, officials report, Dr. Crane," her coll ege while her attacker had Saturday, troopers said. t,he cloth Florida Ifighway Patrol psychology professor ex. sack over her head, now makes . •, , troopers said Robert C. Strick. Jewell Vernice Dull, 18, was plalned, "Lorna seems to have her panicky not to have the land, 38, his daughter Melinda. struck and killed by a hit-and. a severe case of clau"hobia. bedroom windows open, even in run driver as she walked along 10, his son Ben, 3, and t "For sh can't share a zero wea ther. mo ther Ruby Lofton were killed a street Late Frida y in her bedroom wi th a coed classmate. And her fear of riding in an when their car was struck by hometown of Fort Myers. ' for Lorna demands that the elevator is likewise and Maurine Florida Siddon. 48, windows be wide open, even in 'evidence of her dread of small, driving through another pedestrian, was fatally winter when the temperature Is enclosed spaces. suck by a car Saturday night at zero. 41. Same is true bf her j ured in the accident Sunday dread of "Also. she demands that the being shut inside her clothes door always be open to her closet. Ma}'bell Ghent, 39, and Annie clothes closet. What's the solution to near Jennings in Hamilton Rucker, 46, both of Fort Pierce "And refuses to take an phobias? County. The Georgia family were killed Saturday when a elevator in any office building, (1 ) Consciously go back in vehicle driven by Mrs. Ghent even if it mea ns she must was from Lake Park, clim b memory and fix the exact onset Officers gave these accounts struck palm trees in the median 10 flights of stairs. of your abnormal terror. of State Road 5. of other fatalities: 'She tries to cover up this This may require many inFred Norman Servin, 18, of Robin Ann Bass, 22, of Talla. abnormal reaction by saying terviews %ith a psychiatrist or Crystal Harbor, was killed Sun. hassee died when the car in she reeds Ow exercise to keep a quicMe search via hypnosis or day when his car rolled over in which she was a passenger her weight down, truth serum. rural Lake County while at- went out of control and struck a "But! think she is a victim of (2) Then consciously dissect tempting a left turn. power pole near Shellpoint. claustrophobia, so could you your present phobia to see James Gainer, 60. of hliarni, Police said the driver lost c0n- hypnotize her?" exactly s ma was fatally injured when he fell trol of the vehicle after trying to out and underneath a car on In- dodge a hole in the road, Cub(i n Exi le Leader Facing Deportation 'n Senloote County, I lorida trt Ill of 114L (010NNADIS ~~ the vessel. "From looking at the outside, you'd never dream gme room, was discovered the re was so much damage on Thursday morning as the ship was about 35 miles from Key the inside." W est. The luxury-liner sat at a four. Troopers said the driver of near her Fort Lauderdale the other car was critically in- home. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FEDERAL NATIONAL viie are engaged of ancl in business At State Road 434, in the JAME S r (1(. I_ t, j- SYLVIA DINC,P,'AN. h wile. Dt'trnu.,nls .— - I Fire fighting crews boarded "It will take several days be. fore even a guess figure on down water 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, "Fictitious Name Stitute', Chapter IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. ss 0,. Florida Statutes, will register EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. JAMES SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ' F CHAPMAN and CASE NO. 74 1264 SF ,'..th the County Comptroller, in and CUlT, IN AND FOR SHEILA M CHAPMAN. his wile SEMINOLE for Semino.e Louroly. Florida, upon 501)Yli[ASI has become the sixth Tropical Storm F'fi Formin the ship early Saturday to hose of control after IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE co y.r .! IN BRIEF KEY WEST, Fla. (~P) - OfRepresentatives of the Alp,s ficlals resumed sif ti ng through owners and ts i insuror, lloyd's the charred debris in the cruise of Lo ndon, were making dam. ship Cunard Ambassador age estimates on the vessel, today, trying to determine a which had several decks gutted damage estimate for the . by a two-day fire, another vehicle which went out Clerk Board of County Commissioners _DEF 34 Notice io; hereby o,virn that the IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE undersigned. pursuant to the I successful bidder will be made if tsipayers, cltiiens ,,fld others possible, at the next regular County having or claiming any right, title or Commission Meeting in the Court interest in said City or the taxable House at Sanford, Florida Tuesday, property therein, shall be and are September 24. 14 Publish Sept 16.73.30, Oct 1, 1971 Sa nford, Seminole County, Florida. Counselors at Law " * RidswlIlbeopenedat2,00p,s n DEPED. ADJUDGED AND Meeting Room, In the Court House al WITNESS my hand and official DECREED that by Such publication Sanford, Florida, Actual award to of September, A 0 1971 Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida 'r rt Damage Estimate FLORIDA Claims 12 *rIllen defenses. if any, to it on Court be and he Is hereby required to the office of the Seminole County Carroll Burke. Attorney for give notice of such hearing by Engineer, 4300 South Orlando Drive. Pelillonier, whose address is 6t2 publishing a copy of this or der in the Sanford, Florida 37771, or by writing P.0 Drawer C, Sanford Atlantic Bank Buildinp, Evening Herald, a n wspaper of Sanford, Florida, and Vle t,, ie general circulation in said qfy. once Sanford. ~Iorlcla n771. All bids are to be In a sealed envelope, . Original with the Clerk of Circuit each week Court. Sanford, Seminole County, weeks prior to Said 22nd day ,, marked on the outs i de. "Sealed Bid Florida, on or before the 161h day of October. 1974. the Ilrit Publication to for (item), wen September 23, day system to 2l,l; Bown said It would take Most of the 309 crew mem"days rather than weeks" to bers aboard were quickly evac- Sanford, Florida 32771 Attorneys and YOU A A JOHN A. BALDWIN of ' Attorneys for the and file the original with the Cler k Of the Petition — list Pf their ne,eds for school crossing guards back in July in order for the c0unly again be able (o help out -anti t'tttiis an't clone until the st'c(i nd week in &'nI' John A Baldwin Of the Eighteenth Judicial circuit of Suite 20. 500 East Highway 436 and DEANE, Post Office Drawer October. AD, 1974, 04hrwi%e a beat le5t twenty days prior to Said One, CaSselberry, Florida, 73707, de fault will be ent er ed against you date i 20,390 - , they should be also I 've been told the school board was asked to submit a carcA for..." IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED Deputy Clerk 5' Florida State, ne ship, under contract to degree list alongside a dock in e it was Bahama Cruise Lines of Miami Key West harbor, wher towed by two commercial tugs had left Miami enrou te to New Orleans to pick up passengers late Sunday. for a trip to Vera Cruz, Mexico. AND DECREED that The Slate of Baldwin & Dikegu Florida, through the State Attorney Attorneys at Law -. that Bishop's ok nkes its most original and most valuable contribution to historical Leroy Moses Dabney revisionism. If you hear a loud "Boom" Tuesday morning, it'll 101,535 college." Weekend Traff ic - all." Though forsaken herself, the wife has not forsaken my friend. In an effort to understand her husband's radical pl'iilosophy, she met and being fully advised in the peemi5, 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building f,.. •, going on of Publish Sept, 16, 73, 30, Oct 7. 1971 Florida, and the seveval propert move the ship to either a U.S. or uated in life rafts and arrived y Casseiberry, Florida 37107 O*fleqL taxpayers, CitiZtflS and ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER European shipyard for repa irs safely In Fort Lauderdale Fri. IN CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OFF 77 etheri having or claiming any right. Publish Sept. 16. 7). 30, Oct 7, 1974 he estimated would EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL take day morning. ______________________ CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, affc(ttd by the issuance of sai d setvral months. About 50 crewmen stayed be. COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA. NOTICE FOR BIOS revenue bonds or to be affected "The ship can be made suf- hind to fight the blaze but were CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1107C CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.141.F The Seminole County B oard Of thereby, be and they are each ficiently seaworthy to be towed later relieved by Coast Guard. ou NOTICE OF ACTION nty Commissioners will receive heretyreguirerjfo5fo.wcausejfny C IN RE: The Marriage of across the Atlantic," he said, men. In re: the Marriage of bids at the office 04 Arthur H. thtfC be, Beck before this c ou rt on CARMEN RASPOIPIIK, C) JAPOCE with. Jr., Clerk, up to 1200 noon ICE WELLS, 22nd day of October, 1974. at Petitioner and FRANK GEORGE PETITIONER, AND HAROLD O'clock PM. at the Courthouse Mond. Sep?ember 73. 1971. for RASPOINIK RrspOnd? WELLS, RESPONDENT the City of Sanford, Florida. why furnishing the following materials TO HAROLD WELLS saidcomplaintshouldnotbegran,ed during the twelve month period NOTICE OF SUIT Poet Office Box 1 and why the proceedings for said commencing October 1, 1911, Cliffside. North Carolina revenue bonds and said bonds when through September 30. 1975 TO: Frank George Pas A Pet roleum Products YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an issued pursuant theret o Should not potnik action for Diuolulion of Marriage B Asphaltic Concret e & Cold validated as therein prayed 100 Moromizato Koza ha s been filed against you by Patch AND IT IS FURTHER OR City , ri- ..,.-, , , ,. I,, --.,• .. ... jnow• jepan required to serve a COPY of your DECREED that the Clerk of this Specifications rnaybe obtained a, the on a personal experience. A friend of mine joined Evening Herald better In ' NCLIC at Ow beginning of the year and ruined his Sanford, Fla. M Ow it is now because we had the The result was that FDR managed to get life by devoting It. I won't name th horse and buggy Instead of a lot of old away with a performance that ought to have e friend, dilapidated cars. induced primal screams from Maine to suffice it to say that until January he wi was a Dear Sir: When it rains out here, one can forget about California. I have already mentioned Young man of good nature wi a lovely fe and The gist of this letter is the subject of un paved his imeven going to the grOoCery store if one hasn,t got mense enlargement Promising future. Now, after nine months in roads and poor lighting in our "fair" Of government's role in our city of hip boots. And when the w a r NCIC, following or e the is dry. one has national fife-a development we are belatedly he is Jobless, drawing Sanford particularly In the district of Gold. to keep ones windows closed because the cars ur-employffient compensation from . a system he sboro, rue. Of the (who act like they are on the Indianapolis baleful effects of his econo c deplores, a ne'ro-well I afer who has aba In iUng this letter pe I ho it h I s, non. will reach the Speedway) blow dust all through one's ho , Keyneslans will not have doned his pro ml mise for file glories of ha ting eyes of our city Conuninioners and the other to be told; but And the lighting; it could be Improved also. We Keynesians may n Nelson Rockefeller, concerned taxpaying citizens of this district as i have eed to be reminded that Lord - -f a few lights on the streets of this district His wife, who still hopes for his return, says the am. but Keynes himself described Roosevelt as an siometimes they are out. On several occasions "econo ruination of his life began almost without notIce. I have lived In this house where I am I've seen two or three lights out at That-3 "One day he just said he was I in1ng NCI and presently homesteaded for 46 years, ever s ince deplorable. Presiding over it sill he did. At fi:st he lived at home and I tried to 19n. My Ule Royal Family. daddy worked hard and paid taxes and Not even the Washingtonwas press CO3 tried very accept his new interest. But some of the things he when he died the taxpaying was left to me. And ark It's a Pity that some of us citizens can-t say hard to depict the Roosevelt children as i act In the manner of fou g began saying just made me la ugh. So he moved God fathers Of triumphs of parental much taxes has been paid in that this great nation out. He said he didn,l want to get a divorce but he spanknowshow (such as Patrick Henry, et am ar upbringing; but as far as I of time. aw e, the conge niality al) who so eloquenUy e let alone the sanc• was going out to 'return the country to the Every so often the subject Of rOP-ds cifines up. "no tmtion without he Roosevelts' xPre t o f presentation." Forty-six Own marriage bond was wo!king people.' Now, after all this time, we But I have yet to see anything has never ser1ously questloned. And it n done to years is long time. And Its about "time," Don't har dly even talk. I don't see him anymore is just here at alleviate the situation in any manner, everyone agr ee? Presented to this cou rt, and the court CARROLL BURKE Publish Avg 26 L Sept 7.9. 16, 1974 Sanford. Florida 17771 middle 000luvelts had know-how and stayin8-power. from the use less than three years, and had We lasting effect In any direction; Roosevelt was there for over - Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Sanford, Florida 377fl Attorneys for Petitioner ""unling that the Roosevelts were merely a sort of eartler version of the Kennedy3-happy.g,) . ,, lucky aristocrats with liberal sympathies and a knack for upstaging the opposition. But the differences were far greater and more significant uum the similarities. — . --- validate ed revenue bonds and said revenue Seminole County. Florida By: Elaine RlChar F lorida %tte •.,, . , I4,11.,l 11111 1 ,',, ''. ' THIS NOTICE shall be published the amount of Clerk of Circuit court Post office Box ino was no 1914, to ISEAL) MCINTOSH Presidency that only death could break, and death broke It only after he had (our times been 1eded to the offic tce more than anyone else in history. As for Eleanor, she took the purely honorary role of First Lady, which had previously ranked In importance somewhere below Chief Butler and above Vice President, and turned It into a vehicle of Influence and prestige that made her an independent politi cal forceformorethanaddeafter her husbaflds death in 1945. Peonle under in i.,. t.__, - default will be entered against you Series • I Dikeou, Allorneys at Law, Suite 20, thiS Court on 21st day of August, Petition of the proceedings had and taken in %Ccutiye weeks in the Evening 1971 WITNESS my hand and official' connection therewith, and the Herald, Sanford, Florida. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr seat this Court On this the 10th day legality of the provisions, cove WITNESS my hand and seal of na nts A Clerk of the C ou rt of Septemb er . A.D. 19"i and agr eements therein contained, sa id Court on this 11th day of Sep By Lillian T Jenkins (Seal) and seeking a Judgment of this court tember. 1971 Deputy Clerk Art hu r H Beckwith, Jr. to the proce ings for Said (Seal) and Eleanor Roosevelt meant to hated them (there The above cause coming on to be II, pages 177 Florida. on or before the 16th day of the authority of said city to may be entered against you for the Ill. Public Records of Volusia October, A C) 1971, otherwise a Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds, relief demanded in the Petition, County, Florida Frankll,r or he said. your written defenses, if any, to it heard upon the complaint thi% day 500 East Highway 6. Canelberry, on Carroll Burke, Attor ney for filed herein by the City O f Florida 32707. Attorneys for Petitioner, whose a dd ress 5 6 12 Casselberry. a political subdivision Petitioner, and file the or iginal with Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, and municipal corporation in the the Clerk of the above styled court at Sanford. Florida, and file the C'unty of Seminole and State of the Seminole County Courthouse, original with the Clerk Of Circuit Florida, acting by and through its Sanford, Florida. on or before Oc es. unit I. according to Court, Sanford, Seminole County, City council, weking to determine tober IS, 1974~ otherwise a Judgment the map in Map Book I" "' • Cation ti) 3ChJe%, C Citizens and others having or unknown claiming any right, title or interest YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED of the parties oncivasng and you are required to sef ve a copy . EIG14TEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Caroleen. North Carolina in property to be affected by the that an action for child custody has alimony; permanent child Support. YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED issuance of the Water and Sewer been tiled against you, and you are attorn fees and the costs that an action for Dissolution of Revenue Bonds, Series 1974. required to serve a copy of your action, on equitable distribut i on of Marriage has bt't'n filed acjanst ou herenofter ,'sq.rtfti- or to be at written it any, to it on the lOinti'1 owned real and personal by WILLIAM TAYLOR BENN1CK, te(ted lhCrcby. JOHN A BALDWIN, Baldwin & Property award of the real property owned by the parties as tenants by the tireties to the Petitioner, said property being more particularly described as follows Lot 13, Block 0. Replat of Plan 1974-75 enrollment their career The University of lo'loridd, up goals so they're coming back from 26,167 last year to 27,OM; CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE now," NOTICE is TO MARGARET U. BENICK Pest Office Box 571 •--- --000-iiiiiIiiii, , NIX. In the Petitioner, Permanent : for better jobs," A dissolution PETITIOP4EP. AI`4D MARGARET TO th,! State of Florida and the Road, CAsselbefiry, Florida, and 0 BENNICK. RESPONDENT, sev"al property o^ners, taxpayers, whose Present whereabouts the i1o, child born issue of the marriage, SHAROPi JAVONNE around them. FDR acquired a hammerlock on the - small hate groups which try the nation.q tolerance, NCLC has something else: magnetism. As did the Symbionese Uberation Army. it is able to draw re&uits from main- to %it —••- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (crAt No 74-14117-C, &M, 4.646 to 5.29& from 749 to over 900 this Florida dier include: and white students at mainly University of New York, Mel Penrose, Chandler's as- black schools. Wisconsin state universities sistant. surveyed StRIP flnivr. Sth Firida .?U .1,1 u441Ud& epevi and the University of "Alter being out for a while sit.Ies and found these enroll- black enrollment to Increase California. they felt a need for more edu- ment projedions: Pubiih' Sent 9, e. 73, 30. 1974 OFF ORDER To SHOW CAUSE a Other re sons continue to rise at Florida universitles, Chandler says. of marriage; Permanent custod y at 1930's and '40's wW ever fully comprehend what them ' Cltrk of Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharcie Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. o n STATS FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMIPIOLE COUNTY ' The economy and the large students at the nine state uniAnother trend reported by largest in the country, trailing of number of young men who versities, a gain of nearly 1,2W university officials is a steady only the New of made Postdraft decls;ons to go over lot year. But they say to work instead of to school are they now expect to top that fig. rise In black enrollments at universities, California state two main reasons enrollments ure by several Predominantly white schools colleges and universities, City thousand, WITNESSmy hancland thestai said Court on this. the 41h day Seplen,ber, 1974. Arthur H Becwith, Jr. DEF 69 CITY OF :--.' fy You for the relief demanded in the Petition - Bank Building TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) FhrIdR !!! - Mn,. F'tnrose mid Forbes -Decreasing job opporturl- ed significant Increases in apHendrix Chandler says. "Stu- ities for high school graduates. plications, "which Indicates magazine recently reported dents turn to education to quail. The regents had tha t tbe Florida sta te university projected a that the kids are C ASSELBERRY, a ic;i municipal corporation of Florida. COUNTY, FLORIDA. PlaintIff. In re: Custody of AO". Post Office Box 13100, Sanfcwd, MICHAEL L EVERHART, KIM vs. Florlcia, 37771, on or before Sep IN THE CIRCUIT COU RT, IN AND THE STATE OF FLOW DA, and the BER LV K EVERHART. SANDY 1ember 14, 1974. and file the original FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, taxpayers. Property owners and RUTH EVEkHAR1. MAR K ALLAN 'with the Clerk of this Court either FLORIDA. Citizens of the City of Casselberry, EVERPIART and ANGEL IQUE before servIc, on Petitioner's CIVIL ACTION NO. 7414t0.E FIorici ,, Including non residents EVERHART torney or immediately thereafter. NOTICE OF ACTION owning property or subject to NOTICE OF SUIT othe rw ise a default will be entered In re: the Marriage of tatiØn therein, TO NANCY I EVERHART Against you for the relief demaflcjrd Wit. L lAM TAYLOR OF N NI C K Defendants, last know n residenceis 471 Lilac in the Petition, Americus of that era. You might have loved . - Attorney for Petitioner 612 $.mtç,rc Atl,,ntj a JR., ESQUIRE. Sinforci, Florida 37771 Petitioner's attorney, whose address Publish Sep? 73, 30, Oct I s STttjSTp,j DAVIS & MCIP4T OFF 71 No one who cannot persona lly remember the . has hem film against you and you ore rrouir,'i to EATON, - who loathe his poliocs or his money. Much of the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By Elaine RiCharcie JAMIS CLAY pox 5701 Airline Drive HouSton, Texas 777 writlenarluritt.%. of any, to if on 0 If The publication of Jim "FDR's Last Year," marks another stage in the I- I I BY* John A. Kimbrough, WITNESS my hand and official Attest: sea, of said Court this IDth day of Arthur 11. Beckwith, ir September, A D. 1974 Publish- Sept 16, 1974 NOTICE OF ACTION (0 the original with the Clerk of the elore October 8, 1974, otherwise , a Judgment may be en tered against Chairman YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an (Seal) for DiS5otiøn of Marriage CARROLL BURKE id 1. brought expected screams of protest from those of several of America's largest cities. There, almost any day, members of something called the National Caucus of Labor Committees, pass out literature and empty opinions condemning Rockefe ller as an oppressor of the people. Such is the ferocity of the complainers, and the dread reputation of their group. Tha t federal law agen. des are said to be "seriously concerned" that the opponents may yet turn their ha tred of Vice President designate Into some thing violent. concern may be legitimate, Though ',uq *ws iziuui more matin7otner I the . — for the relief demanded in the Respondent Petition. action Roosevelts, Transf ormed Pres en cy , ,.. Slum Bsts State Campus Enrollment hay. onttnu1ng pOpuistion in. 20,000; Florida AUanUc, 5,861 to say they're waiting for regl ing one beneficial effect, It's creases. drhng up enrollmen ts on state 6,200; and Florida Inter- tratlon figures to show how ef—Declining numbers of national , 7, to 9,206. college eampu, fective a drive for more white Florida high school graduates M rs . Penrose rioted that mi. students will be, Mrs. Penrose " An economic downturn who leave the state to attend versitje,s with freshmen and said. sometimes works in reverse," college. Mphomorec!asses have report. Board of Regents ,secretary AbOV(!SlyIed Court on or Commissioners Seminole Cou nty, Flor ida c; • tconor"ii ic wup forneys for the Petitioner, And f lip. Board of County October, A D 1974, otherwise a default will be entered against you JAMES CLAY Nix, WILLIAM RUSHER .; .-..,.,'.. Florida, on or before the 161h day of Pttitioner, nd on October 8. 1974, at 7:00 P M.. or a-. Monday, Sept. _16,1974-5A rn ' Court, Sanford, Seminole County, soon thereafter as posSible VIRGINIA JANE PjIX. -. 11 Original with the I:Iefk of Circuit IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF carefully - - FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION NO 741031 A , - "Iiu !FiC. ..d yur anc, on'ng..uf,,cc, Koom 413, Temporary Restrôining Order has required to serve a copy of your Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, from been filed against you and you are written defenses, if any, to it on Monday through Friday. 1:30 AM. required to Serve a copy of your Carroll Burke, Attorney for to S 00 PM. writtendefen if any, to Gene R. Petitioner, whose address 5 ipu;: t IIJ tj'.5tjl UI STEPHENSON '° Sanford Atlanti.^ Bank Building, the County Commission Chambe;S BEANE, Post Office Drawer One, Sanford. Florida, and tile the oftheCourlhouse, Sanford, Florida, Cassetberry, Florida. 32707, At IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SE MINOLE COUNTY , "I'MY found .1 -'. ' Nixon mentallyalert but terribly Washington that such landings ro longer will be . 11 P.m., California time, crid immediately wen Nixon from a possible emotional collapse. t fir ed permitted, : the Pentagon i,j Preparing " int'; and distraught, 7iegler stacAl ilt theResult door to But tlic President 's lawyers, Philip Buchen Af a three-hour huddle with RonaJ(J Zwgl. wIc the others sat and talked. te r th e discussions broke up at 2a.m. Becker "Thank you for being fair," Nixon murmured to the shah... and Benton Becker, wanted a "contrition and Miller drank a couple of beers and then statement" from Nixon as part to the 36-year-old Becker. "You are a fine oung of the pardon retired to The defense ministers of several EuroPean pest rooma in the San Clemente nations will come to the United States this (a ll to They were concerned that he might Becker Was up at 53O n.m. to telephone a Ile was pleased with the agreement to give inspect the small YF-16 and YF-17 fighter aggravate the Watergate controversy by progre him custody of his psfdcntj! paper:, but he ss report to Buchen at the White House. made Planes. At stake is several billion dollars worth no mention of the proclaiming his innocence once it was no longer Laterthe tal ks resumed in Zi pardon or the plight of of business, which could go to the United States egler's possible for the courts to establish his gulit. As Frequent,ly, Ziegler and Miller would slip office, out of his form er aides, or France.. Belgi n officials have notified one White House source put it bluntI.v- In a few minutes, it was over. History had French, acccirding to intelligence reports, that We the room for whispered consultati ons wanted to avoid the Ted Agnew bull , perhaps been made. — of with the President. At one point, Becker showed they would look more favorably upon France's protesting his Innocence all over the country., HEADLINES AND FOOTNOTES: Whispers Mirage Fl fighters if Paris would cease its The question of contrition was brought up that the ' Miller anPresident advance draft ofIssue, the Pardon statement have reached us that President Ford, while he stubborn ways and pardicipate more fully in th might e was Vice edent,spenta weekend at Hawaii's NATO logistics system. C_d,/VJ,,> f,-, Y' " i •••••• Watergate Case was an proseeuti'l for. sidentFord'3 weaemarysatdo with the United States routinely flew F5 fighters In an ear lier column, we de tailed the reasons rmov from iiiiiiJ, rchased by the shah of Iran, to the air ha qe &vkes 4tnd Miler were around his neck so he could concen tr that President Ford grant ed h is pred ate on ushered into Nixon's of fice, they were cautioned ou tside A thens on the way to Iran. But the Greek ecessor a soMng other problez , blanket pardoa. The overriding reason, ac. government has now secretly notified The two lawyers arrived at San Clemente at to keep the meeting infom3al, NCLC today. Ibese the latter comment not only on evidence from government Investigatory bodies, but also Editor Right To Privacy - - An understanding ult.1mately was reached fashionable Maunakea Beach Hotel last May at .. . Richard Nixon. to that a Wdorl, if the President agreed to it, would make ha condition of the pardon, so theywant merel the "pense of U.S. Steel's top I in Ile former President didn't participate in the suggie , y be followed by a staentof con trition from Washington, W11il con versations at San Clemente but let his loyal G. Whyte. It is true that ited that a cleansing statement from Nixon Clemente. The contents, would be helpful. If not the exact Whyte paid the bill, which ran over sl,oW, aide Ronald Ziegler do the talking for him. isnguage, of Scranton, former governor of Pennsylvania, and 11-a , WASHINGTON dramadc events can delicately with Nixon's crack criminal attorney, now be told, which The led to the Pardoning Of Herbert --Jack" Miller. ThieY didn't economic policies and priorities. The group, Indeed, even the suggestion that the vice president could play a major role among the ad, ' visers is not ne%,. In this century Vice President Thomas Marshall, for example, presided over - ' £ If President Ford heeds th e advice of some of Properly constituted of leading Americans in the fields of national COncern, strengthening the Cabinet cou ld enhance the pluralisti c execu ti ve approach that President Ford has exhibited that he ,I,.1p, t' - .____ ____ o oft beca use some of his charges had been added to inal negotiations. 1AN -te House lid a taut, troubled Nixon put In an appearance The details were also finalized for giving Ford's bill. But we have established that F t aides say President Ford's parting instructions NiX on eventu rid,~ ' to murmur his thanks. He didn't even mention to subsequently sent Whyte a Becker were.(I)he o I check for about $350 a custody of his presidentla d the pardon. Nor did he ask about the fate of his a pardon but should informnot himPromise only Nixon and documents, with safeguards to assure that once his correct share of the bill had been Ii former aides who face trail on Se pt. 30 for that a they would be availabl calculated...The Gr"ks are deadly serious , ,' I e to the courts. the pardon was possible; and (2) Becker sho uld alleged crimes that he no longer can be SeSS that the All the agreements were completed before about closing their bases to NATO. In the pat, . - - President, — O Septfor 5, the Becker and Miller flew out to San worked out. Not until the parleyirg had been completed Clemente f changes Must Be Made In Exacuf tvcs new +i_Jh r#'1p4r1aIs, - ____ TOM AKENS. Ediiur the :: - ^ — Evening Herald rnitsloners - ~ - F:nrrl Wnn+orl 1A/ i-"'.. - of - JACK ANDERSON 300N.FRENCHAVE.,SANFORD,FI,A32fl1 Area Code 3O5.-322-2611or &il.9993 casualt 16, 19/4-4A — __ ____ - -- Legal Notice given - Monday, Sept. Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby that am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN ANC SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOR enogi n SEMI'fOLE COUNTY COuNr'r COMMISSIONERS eiiwrn EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FLOR IDA. Blvd. P0 Box 3193. FOtCSI Notice of Public Hearing CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.14$. 32751, Seminole County, Fior, The Florci of County Corn COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTICE OF ACTION under the fictitious name of of Seminole Countywill CIVIL ACTION NO. 741411A Marriage of QUALITY BOOK DISTRIBUTORS, In I• the hold a public hearing to consider a JAMES P. JARRETT, and that I Intend to reg ister said VINCENT SIFRES, PETITIONER propoSed amendment 10 the Petitioner, nan with the Clerk of the Circuit AND NEIDA A SIFRES, Seminole County Zoning vi RESPONDENT, Court, Seminole County, Florida " Regulationsto establish an interim JOYCE REBECCA JARREIT, TO: PIEIDA A. SIFRES accordance with the PI'OVtSionS Of Flood Prone Ordinance defining Respondent RVA DA Sofa 506 the Fictitious Name Staji, To flood prone area, Specifying PI NOTICE OF SUIT Parelras Sao Paulo, Wit: Section 96509 FIori mjttCd uses, and establishing Statutes TO JOYCE REBECCA JARRCTT, Brasil 1957. standards and proceciures for ob 7504 Riverciale Rd S Thomas Woodruff YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED taming building permits within New Carrollton, Maryland that an action Publish 9, for Dissolution of these areas Copies of thiS amend 7). 30, 1971 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED "2:? ' _____________________________________________ Evening Herald Legal Notice MI '-' AMI..... After an ille- Lornats professor was correct in his surmise, for toms are derived from your I 3) Help yourself obtain what Lena quickly revealed under we term an "emotional hypnosis the exact onset of this catharsis" by ventilating your phobia, feelings via speech or even Hypnosis is merely a q ui cker tears, as you fu ll y recount way to obtain half-hidden everything In words to your memories, but they can also be doctor. extracted by the slower Psychiatric "couch" in"We spent m,)st of the tifile in tervie -.li-s. For terror, like grief at the death of a loved one, will - - - .~ _- - __ . .~r_ X~ --.- . -- .- . .. I~ �- 6A—Evening Herald Monday, Sept. 16, 197 Legal Notice LejolNtice Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITIOUSNAME PICTITIOUSNAM, Evening Herald Want Ads Don' t Cost, They Pay Monday, Sept. 16, 1974-7A ________________________ lank The Cash Notice Is hereby glvtci I am Notice Is hereby given that I am 14 THE CIRCjJIT COURT OF THE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Ifl busine at 103 Blue engag in business at lit) E. EIOHTFFNTH JUDICIAL dR. U1-CPA L.tiV, c,eeir, JVUI. NAME STATUTE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Or., Altamonte Spiings _________________________________________________________________________________________________ TO WHOM IT MAY COP4CERN Seminole County, Florida under the 37701, Seminole County. Florida COUNTY, FLOIOA. _______ Notice is hereby given that the fictitious name of P4 & N DESIGN under the fiCtitiau name of CIVIL Plo. 74lrnC _____________________________ ___________________________________________________________ underSigned, pursuant to th SERVICE, and that I intend to SPEEDY -Quick INSTANT FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. "Ficti?Iot Name Slatutr• Chapter reOistersaidname%,,ithth,C,erko, PRINTING CENTER. and that I ______________________ TOAGE ASSOCIATION, _______________________ $4SOt, Florida Statute, wit ris' tPie Circuit Court, Seminile County, intendtoregister said name with the 27 Investment Personals Houses Rent Furnished 33 . 41 Houses for Salt Plaintiff, with lheCIerI of the Cir'uitCnurt, l FIorlcj, in accordance with Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sem,note Houses vs II Houses for SIT. ppo - ---.-Houses for Si!te and for SeniinoI, County. Florida. the provlIcns of the FiCtitious County, Florida in accordance with - FACEDWITHA DRINKING 50 ii Auction Miscellaneous 80 MICHAEL 1. LARK and VERNITA upon receipt of proof of the Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section the provisions of the Fictitious Autos for Sale - 75 PROBLEM INFORMATION Camper.Travej Increase your income to II pct. Lake M.ar: Cute 2 bidroom fur B. LARK. his wile. For Sale _____________________ ST. JOHNIS REALTY publication of this notice, the tie- 16509 Florida Statutes 1957. PertsapsAlcoholicAnonymous f$7,gCmIn I Marvin P. Gassman. Name nished house. Fenced yard Trailers Stitut., To-Wit: No Qualifying Oefendant. lttio * Public Auction * name, to wit; DAYBREAK 5: NeIlo p. NeIli Can Help No qualifying. 3 bdrm. 1' baths ., " wagon, I speed, Free toys arid gifts for ChriIm Jim Hunt Realty Broker) 7601 BROKERS (Bond Mort Adults, no pets. Near sic. Section 563 NOTICE OF SUIT 09 Florida Statutes 1957. ssume 7 pct. mortgage. 2 year old 3 FARMS under which we expect to Ptjll Sept 9, 76, 23. 30. 1974 13,100 down, %1e6 mo 7 pcI. Acre Ca11173 6317 Have b Friendly Home Toy Party Every Sat P1rt't 7 p m just like new. Low mileage. U9$ The TimeT,st Firm awk Ir • Mait Free into. 64$ 1971 Champon 377.3930. TO VERNITA B. LARK 75'. 3.000 miles s Seymour 5omon DIAL REALTOR bedroom,1' bath home. C. H. and engage in business at Rout, i. ox DEFI) Write P.O. Box 1213 Realty, REALTOR. m 7150. 2175 West 1st St. (Hwy 44) Sanforii Call Whity Ecktcin, 377 16S1 Brand names, low Pfices. Call 37) 7447 (71 hrj,) Days. 3776173 Witri all extras $11,000 See at $00 RESIDENCE UNKNOwN Publish: Sept. 16, 23, 30 Oct. 7 1911 carpet, After Hrs,3fl 32. Ovedo. Florida 37743. ved Street. Sanford, Florida 1. aier. Nighls322 5171 Consonments welcome rrench Ave. Sanford or call 372 DEr 7$ Arid all parte-s claiming interests _______________________ 377 ZJsi ____________________________ That the party interested in )99)and3fl()4 ,.. . c.A.W;flAIl% ST Open Daily 10111$ IAUP4 CAliI S .a1GENCY 9Sc1 , nef our fricr.j(.j d --'icr or . ,.,:. i•• • • .. 322.26 . - - -- _____- . -Coat in' "'.;;... I . -. i::::. strati si wo your C. 1ar 0.-.j Ltkenew. 2 Lrm, COUNTY, ,,•, . d1 p.tiies PS A. L.IUDA & SONS rrtgerafcr, It&c Lonely? Make a date with HENRI 29 42 Mobile Homes Rooms for Rent 377 161) or $3t 9993 0ay53227174 Eves.37.304S5 ___________ FLORIDA. having or claiming to have any Stemper Sezi kitchen equipped, arpel. $17,500 coop, ASSPI. 32 6331. the Robot coming to Jack Presser Allkindsavajlabte --------377 • Broker Assocali _____________________________ ____________________—_______ CIVIL NO. WHATLEY. 74100SF . 372 2757. right, title, or interest in the real Dat at Oviedo, Seminole County. STOKTON DAVIN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Winter Park Ford "Isn't the SANtORDAR -... $50 Down 2 Bedroom mobile home. Corn SriindIy property heretn described. Small 5bddI & bridle, 1.35. 26" boys September 5, 1974 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, and b,aut,fuit" FOUR ACRES-House, several Out pletely furnished with air con One bndroom furnished house, 377 Air Conditioned Room and COMPANY, a Florida cor. FLORIDA. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Publish: Sept. 9 7 73 . - fl 5 speed bike, $7; Evening 7377W 1st St. U hae an eye for real value, (WITH GOOD CREDIT) bvHdngs. large trees, ocated on Auction ISALCOP4OLAPROBLE.. 4267 ditioning and color TV. 254$ Park poration, MenOnly that an sction tø foreclose a mor DEFI7 dresses, Jr SZM Si). 377 37) 1711 you'll eye the classifIed ads CIVIL ACTiON P40. 74.)021.F WHY PAY MORE? highway. Dr.. Lot. 70 Orlando 831 IN YOUR FAMILY? .9993 ________________________ 411%yrtleAve. 377 7729 tgage onfhe fgllowing real property Plaintiff, _____________________________________________________ regularly. --______ MONDAY. SEPT.16 ___ - . In re: the MarrIage 0f Buys • Any . Car AL ANON - _________________________ vs. in Stminoip County. FlO?id7:00P,M CHARLES RAY HOLIZCLAW. 78 Motorcycles 34 Mobile Homes Rent The Cast 15 feet of the North WILLIE JAMES McCray and PETITIONER, AND SHERRY For tamIli Complete Iuidation of uSed fur ___________________________ If you want breathing space In the BEAUTIFUL 2 STORY SPANISH Come see us At our bfg new location Electric lawn mower, almost . MUST SELL? BY OWNER, San of .--,., -NOTICE 1973 P.'ustang rastback, loaded, Ike STYLE home, 3 bedrooms, 2 country, this 3 be&oom, 2 bath. feet t Lot 6 and the Wri 30 feet of Ask For Want Ads MARY HELEN McCRAp', his wift. HOLTZCLAW RESPONDENT niture store including baby fur drinkers. ford's best Section. 2'j lots, 3 135 or best after Smith Corona NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that new red brick Colonial 2 year old house baths, fireplace, carpet, a 2 car 3 Apartments Rent NOTICE OF SALE niture. bedroom Suite, living room 7968 Triumph 9)0 CC, custom paint. For furthr tnPorm1lI. EnIy beautIful Wekiv River b GREGORY MOBILE HOMES iic.iI tt3 63$.' i.'drOom, carpeted, central air, calculator, 525 or best offer. 22) TO SHERRY HOLTZCLAW 1973 Volkswagen Super Beetle. like could be what you have been garage with upstairs apartment. 74' chrome Springer. Good con Suites, dining room sets, Ifs renting a mobile home at CAM or write UQiurnished Addition No 7 to Altamonte, Fia, County Commissioners Orlando Drive tirat. all electric kitchen, 0774 of Seminole on the 26th day of Sept. 1911, at 11.00 new SAady lot in excellent neigh. looking for. Large recreation dition. Must sell. Will trade for car separate chests and occasional Sanford 3235200 Main Post Office ___________________________ _______________ 3224470. 37t7% recorded in Plat Book I. page 13. of September 30. 1974, at 7:00 p.m.. to Will take $32500 cash or $6300 135.000. Call Mildred Stemper Don Mobile Home Service We dO it all. Courthouse of Seminole County, at appliances, new carpet, Honda __________________________ the Public Records of Seminole iflj (,ran Torino Sport. '1$. full (k)Wfl to qualified buyer. 710 3 CB Radios, Need Repuir YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED idCr enactment of the follewing EveS. 377 p959 STYLISH COUNTRY LIVING-in Sanford. For free estimates Call 321 0326. Florida the motor 001, Avon cameo cycle. rx.ver, air, mags, local owner 1971 Honda 450 1100 For All un that an action for Dissotution of conditioned, carpeted. Very nice. has been filed egalist you and you 1:00A.M. '5:30 P.M. 6 Child Care , POTENTIAL beautifully landscaped 1' acre Adults only. 323 $477. An ordinance relating to the the following described real by CHARLES RAY HOLTZCLAW, bedding. and many items too Dealer payments. 323 3131 writtedefees, If any, to It on van County, Florida, creating one fire dtn Berg, Lot 2$, Biock "C". WASHINGTON _______________________________ _______________________________ , bedroom house in process of being good location, 132,500 372 your written defenses, if any, to it 4 thru 25 times throu balhs, 21'x64' trailer. All electric, Friday living room Additional joining SANFORD EAST Gay, box Burke 5. Dyer, PA, control and prevention district OAKS SECTION TWO, according to on CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for complete new brakes, 2 new 35 MM Camera. 377 $156 after . 30c a line at Post Off,c 773. Orianøo. encompassing all _____________________________ One day tune up, custom leathers. coverted Into apartments, with ____________________________ carpeted, drapes. Located on I ____________________________ the uflin. * Unfwnished land available. Located on paved Micheton tires New ECI unit. 25 the put thereof as recorded in Pla( Petitioner, whose a&tress Is 62 I SANFORD AUCTION A BUYERS BARGAIN 26 tImes . 1701 AIrport Blvd W.,377 9913 Florida 32107 and file the original corporatedi territories of Seminole Bocif, 16, Pages 16 & 73ca line extra lot for expansion. Price ----acre in Geneva. 3239192 after 2 __________________ 25 MPG. This is a qualify car, - .$1. road, short distance out of ln. lOAcres, Railroad frontage — paved Summer Clearance. All Soul with the Clerk of the above styled County; abolishing alt existing fire Public Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, 512.900 Preferably all cash. Call - pm. .__ Catholic Sharing Center, 512 I (S2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 11.200 505 Lemon St, Sanford 1700 French Ave MotorcIe Insurance GOOd Things to at frontage * W W Shag Carpet Records of Seminole County. Sanford, F lurida. and fit, the court cr cr before October 11th. control cistricts within the Uflifl Realtor Ats , Billie MCCOIIMt1 Sanford Ave 1 bag of (tQ?hp $1 1!4 çth'r. ' , Flt;dj BLAIR AGENCY 3 Lin Minimum 371 7)10 ----- ---- -. -- -- - (LOSE IN- Large3bedroom, 2bath DEFIARY REALTY hrrc'orn trailer on a I acre g t!,,, ' crrac arra Cf the Coont'. with the (Ink of the aboe _--- ----Yrar Ena Savinr, on Mark IVs lOGE TIlER WIT T arrn ertered agansi cu for the relict providing for the assumption and t,crne on extra large shaded Edythe S. lurnei-, Realtor 4 ____________________________ h proe dai i t _____________________________ river front lot. $130 a ma. lnQuire %tyied Court on or bc'lore the Sib day ' taneRehigeratoi l Mercurys. Montegg, Cougars, FOLLOWING demanded in the complaint or Announcements NEAT AND CLEAN corneriot.Hase2cargarag,with 665 6333, Debary Pornatoei. $600 bc ftii BABY ITEMS 41.1 after S at 241$ W. 1st St. transfer of all exIsting assets, of October, A.D. 1971; otherwise a I97IYAMAHAI7SENDURO Comets, Capris. Deal nowl Bob One Orbon Range workshop, located on 10th St. in After houri, Anne Wallace Assoc ml, W 0111 3 bedrooms In Sunland on large FOR SALE *- Antique Auction * Model No. default will be entered against you ______________________________ _______________________ I00MILES $700 Baxter, 372414 Dealer. * Dishwasher'Disposal Sanford, 3226300. fenced lot. Only 173.000 Call 0799 WITNESS my handand lhesealof 04 existIng districts; providing for 373,63w One Mercury Hood Said C&url on Scternber 12. Model No, Petition Sat., Sept. 21 / P.M. House? RALIOR.ASSOCate. Vic _____ ' _____________________ Excellent condition. 1971 Charger, Die conlr.ud funCtioning Of existing 2-In Memoriam GENEVA (Seal) ?.7T SerIal No M7172R 9. Acres of cleared produce. Dawg Patch Flea When YouSeIP'Don'f Needs"with a'ClassifiedAd WANT AD I _ ' f lJQy lii L14fl ____ ____________ --------------------------------------------------; 'V. COrcarh;;cs, 1fs, A.. ,,I P,i,"4,.fly UII.y ',ç 3?? lic6 1-Card of Thanks districts as departments; providing One ComfortPac Furnace - '','lTt55 MY hand arid __________________________ __________________________ OffitiI Clerk of the Circuit Court establishing September, AD. 7971. Purchasing A431440 By: Joy StokeS requirements; providing for the levy Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Dept.ty Clerk One Coldspot Refrigerator Clerk of Circuit Court of a special benefits tax calculated Model No. 4668213, Serial No. S231Publish: Sepi 11. 7). 3). Oct 7 upon the value and type of tm Seminole County, Florida 11599 DEE $3 Joy Stokes ___________________________ provements to be protected within together with all structures, im puty Clerk PUBLIC NOTICE' the unit; providing administrative provements, fixtures, appliances, Public Notice is here0 given that 0cedures; providing for the and aPpurtenances on Mid land or CARROLL BURKE Attorney for Petitioner Sealed ProRosals will be received i'ployment of firemen and benefits used in conjunction therewith. ________________________________ * Cthes Washer•Drr market, Do.gtract Rd . Sit Sun 3—Cemeteries - For Rent Maronda Home in Dillon Is now within _____________________________ 4-Personals 7-Motels • Hotels Is Help Wanted 11-Instructions ________________________ Travel& Recreation Lbef-Experienced hotel chef Apply Holiday Inn Altamonte Springs, daily, I to 4 p.m. 13-Travel Agencies __________________________ ONLY 96 ONLY FROM 517$ 1)0W AIRPORT BLVD. campground, houw tvrnished plus wages. Call 327 6077, Mr. Becktold Resorts 323.75 -_- * *6 EN EVA GARDENSI * * 5rle story studio, 1, 7, and 3 bedroom apartments. Pool, dubhouse, carpeting, drapes, ketchenequipped, central heat and you?oday, Excellent location.? ii -anô SR M 1.4 INDUSTRIAL -_- __________________________ BIG, BIG, DIG Country style kitchen with lots of with thIs goes. 3 bedroomt, 1, bathS, a beautiful yard with huge shade trees and more. 133,900. Call REALTOR Associate Andy Wolf, Eves. ) 327 -_ _________________ BROKERS . MULTIPLE LISTING REALtOR 19)9 S French ve.3fl.737i 372 7496 3fl754$ IflC. * HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark. Asoc 372 1395. 327 5633 Day, Eve - .. . - -. - - - - _______________________ _______________________ ____________________ ' ...... ..--. ' -. -- ot s7s or 10 is Hones 0 K.! Four stall barn already built.) bedroom trailer with large 1973 Singer Zig•Zag --. built I family room. Convenient 75 Canlper.Travel to I 1. Lots of trees and fenced. Di'op In bobbin, zig Trailers zag and needle Priced at 135.700. Call nowt Dii position. Like fl Condition, solid 17' Dreamer Truck Camper, with _____________________________ rooms, and large screened Florida room, $31,000. Roberts & Gilman CallCredltDep, SANFORD SEWINGCENTER 307A EasI Is? St.. 5anVord 322.94)1. ___________________ - _______________________ ___________________________ _ - - - ---- .. A i - eminoie - --. - 4 - - . .' - ------ ---------- .. -. ,.. - - .- . ..' - " ' - _____ . - '' - - -- - ,. - Roberts & Gilman ' ____ ____________________ ,. _____________ _____________ - - ' ______ ,'. ' Carpentry _______ 'Truck Rentals - - - _____ -- 4 -' - - I ' -. - 6 _____ ________________ ______________________ , ' - - ' . I ) , ________________________ ' -- ________ • - L& - Ye: Estate of .4. ten ' ___________ __________ _. -. _____ iii others __-..___-- . , _____________________________ -- - - Name ------------ - _____ .. _____ _____________________________ .,... •• .. . ' , _____ . - _____ _______ Casselberry And Sanford and ________ ______ " " - . _________ ' - "•- TOOLS - , - J - ]IJiirr.. --------. • are J - -' J - a GENEVA. 43 acres, double wide Imobile home, 7 ponds, fenced and Mid Victorian Fairting Soa In IlMfm2n Rlfv In,' CtaStfnrM ti.mn lAO. '''I IWMIIJ1 lW. I(U VCIV(T. (all Jll ijie. 525$. Suite 203 The Greater Mali _________________________________ 2Bedrooms,lbathfurnithed, REALTORS,CesseIberry,$30.l Seminole County 20 beautiful V Appliances washer and dryer, acres, clear flowing stream, trees, 122,900, /The Moster 's\ private arid peaceful but close,in Washers, guaranteed, best selection SANFORD REALTY Terry Realty, REALTOR, 671 COPSETT REAL ESTATE in town, 149.95 and up. Sanford 7603ParkDr cm. REALTOR Auction. 1200 French Ave. 37) Cove Days 33772)7 64I-191 7310 — OeB.,, APOPKA AREA- 40 Acres more ______________________ ON RESERVOIR than half in pasture, Some large Ranges, Hotpoint and Tappan, TAFFER REALtY Lake Mary. down for a new 3 LAKE 7100 E. 25th St. oaks, seller fInanced. $75,000. bedroom home in the city. $21,500 priced right, Financing available 377 USS with no down payment. Dick'* selling prIce. Farmers Home APOPKA- Several nice duplex lots. Administration plan. 323 9350 or Applianc. 3227655. Apis, l.2.3 Bedroom 15.500 each _______________________ 2 bedr00rn, 1 bath, den, 1500 down, 534-1419 Builder. A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! ___________________ Swimming Podi KENMORE WASHER, parts, $733 me. 9Li per cent. Acre Really, APOPKA- 1.07$ ft. on Hwy. 141. ervie, uSed machine-s. __________________________ ____________________________ REALTOR, 7737150 T,nnls Courts near new shopping center, MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230691 Air Owner Motivated IFishing & Boating railrosd frontage. Seller will ___________________________ _________________________ Home Improvements Pet Care finance 1143,000. Paneled family room, a SMALL ACREAGE a large Central Heat & Air Condifionriç Disposals S country.sized kItchen Odd value to Boats & Marine For free estimates, call Cart Witholder 3 bedroom homeon paved FEY REST lP4P4 Dishwashers Batfiro': Cabncts. the nearly new 3 br. 2 bath with Itarris, at SEARS 'n Santor, road 173,000 FORREST GREENE INC.. floardng & Groomng Equipment Cntrr tops, S'nb.s lrstaIlaton central ha. You should see. Drapes Ph 377 $7 REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. .va.iatic Duct Cab-il 3?? lOS? 'aTt the car 124.500. wIth flexible terms We Cobb 75Hp Evinrtjde and in the gsrage 373 6353 or 6-43233) BEDROOMS ,? a" r e have Others to choose from Trailer. 1500. Call 372 1249 after 6 nn longer needed tems with a WE TAKE TRADES APpances ____________________________ I', baths, with Stove and _________________________ 323-7900 SANFORD BUDDY'S Classified aa in the Evening refrigerator. On corner lot. 172,900 Callbart Real Estate Fiberglasst23 HP Evinrude HOME IMPROVEMENTS Heratci Dial 322761) or $37 999) to Full IneGE Appliances 46 Terms motor and trailer. $250 or Best Income and ORLANDO 365.5555 Small Jobs Wanted pl' yours Sanford Electric Compan) Offer. 323 6477. 21 Hour Service Investment Property 327-1335, "Lake Mary" 2522 Park Drive, 377 1562 Call 322.71N ___________________________ MARINE OFF AIRPORT HWY. 1792 _________________ Pressure CleanL._. Pedut your electric DII with BLVD. I .NEED.A.GREATLOCAT1QN.FOp----------- 79'Iwy.1792 'BeautvCnr P2 ufri fl -1 I ui vii I A COMMERCIAL BUSINESS?I I UI V Free estimates Aittton lnsulaton "Im. IC" Wasei & Spra Kleen This one has over 300' on Hwy. 17.92, (9041 759 7710 ) SIlO fl'l TOWERS BEAUTY SALON _________________________ Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks Art out of state owner needs tO sell 59 Musical Merchandise ceaIty ,sfl liul & roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, iformerly Harrett'S Beauty P4Oo -" due to Other business interests Classified ads are 'here to help you 2610 Hiawatha Ave. at 17 mud dobbers, wasps & spider 519 E Pine, 372 5717 _______________ ______________ there. 33.79 pc down, arid owner Electronic 4 voice chord organ, _______________________ — webs 322 0397. th buy, sell, rent or swap at a low Rea1 • will hold mortgage nn balance electro voice Baroness. solid cost let us help you pi oors .11., .t r Sl a bargain w' Call $305300. and ask for Shirley Wood, excellent condition Prce LOCH ARBOR Burglar Alarms Call 3222671 or 831 W?.i ' LAkEFRONT L.SP id reid CtCSSifed ads Bennett, Assoc for additional 1750 Call 3771297 EPITERTAININGI This 'r _____ _______________________________ 2 772 ;ii ur 3)1 999) t u.,ce information . BurgtarAlarms OIL HEATER CLEANING bedroom, 2 bath with formal / 'our ,sj Ne-v. For Homes & Busines' dining and Florida rooms is lust 64 Equipment for Rent Call Ralph)?) 595.4 * " FreeEstimate's,373 6267 " the place for it. 119,000 Circle this ____________________________ , / ad and call REALTOR Associate '.1 ." Carpentry, Remodeling, Ad,tion, _______________________________ 830.5500 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet .)ulian Stenstrom n / i." for details. ,, Custom Work. Licensed, Bonded. _____________ .7 Inc. Realtors Shampooer for Only $1 per day , LOng Wood I After hours 3372560 RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Free estimate 3734036. CARROLL'S FURNITURE _________________________ SUNLAND EconolineVanstoDiaselTraC, NO LOG CABIN BUT _______________________ Iday 1 year.373.53)O ."; , lnterlor.Exterior Plastering JUST AS COZYt Call REALTOR. 47 Real Estate Wanted VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Plaster patching anci simulated "Dot Associate Rose Southward right 65 Pets and Supplies "r Serve a useful rt 1specty 372 27f0 Interior Trim. aneing, Custom for details on this excellent 3 QuIck cash for your home Fast purpose again wen u sell them bedroom. After hours, 3726404. Carpentry No lOb too small closing, We will pay all cost Move Pure bred male Weinmaraner and with a ClassIfied Ad from the Price lust reduced to 523.200. LicenSed & Bonded 323567; when ready or will trade Free Land Clearing fe-male Irish Sette'. Used to _________________________________ ________________________________ Herald Call US today! Don't ___________________________________ __________________________________ CeI! Just ciat 3277611 or 5)1 inspection Call Larry Saxon, LAKE MARKHAM cntry living ne-ca's, roornto run WE AIN'T REALTOR, or Jerry Emerson, 9993 To place ,cor ow cost want WHISTLING DIXIEI Wedo have $33 each 3279526. BACKHOE SERVICE Ad yc.rehavingdifticultyfinong A.soc Roberts & Gilmn. Inc a lovely 7 bedroom on four acres (HER'S Kennel Pu, studs, AKC, Pl,)cetO live-, car to drive, a lob, or Landclearing, septic tani REAl 'TOP 530 for only $29,900 Call REALTOR S. fill dirt, — OOI9' servi(C voi have need of. Toy & Mini Poodles all colors, ' Associate John Me-no right now! driveways All kinci çt j gg.nq P. IV I " u OUT want Cocker, Mini 'verp ci)', & Large 31 a'1i7 or 37) 3's3 After hours 32) 0213. A COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES 50 Miscellannous Dachshunds. Shih Tzu, Toy Collie. For Sale Mini Schnauzer, Yorkie, Boston LOCH ARBOR PRICED FROM S35,000 SPACIOUS I OttiG. )m'5 Concrete & Masonr1 Free TRIM AND SEAMLESS Lawn Service 1errier,3Opup'sonctus.play,webu BEDROOM, 2 BATH on 2 lots GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES r',tirnatcs Floors, patios & drives financing, shots, guaran pups, Trampollnes! Central climate control 1.39.500. 567 755 tirck or stone planters Patch and & J LAW1'I CAPE SERVICE teed. 901 737291?, 901 737 3176 ____________________________________ Large Picnic Area, Basketball and Tennis REALTOR.Associate Rose South AKC Dactishurd minatures Red ',ze frames Use indoors or .a Est 7)3 C519, Jerry or '327 6111 ward. After hours 372 6101 ,i,. also black and tan Males, 563 tr, crc 3?? 2311 or doors Mat Size SilO' Regular Courts, Rec"reational Fees Are Prepald. Buddy 6)1 ;Call 322.2420 Anytime retI price 5799 P4011- s price 5)99, __________________ ________ Animal Haven Boarding Kennels Ctasslfied acts do a lob that can be , — "Sanford's Sales Leader" 3275757 ..arage sates are in season ieit the dorteno other way. Call 377 76)1 or CONVENTIONAL FINANCING YourMultpleListingAgency ALL NOLL.'S STORES People Cbout it with a Classifed Now Pekingese puppies. AKC Req. ) Wall. Papering There's one near YOU ,'..j fl the Iler,,ld 372 • FROM 8 PER CENT 7th 8)7 male-i, 3 females, 6 weeks Old, ______________________________ REALTORS 2SóSParkDr. cute, 175 567.4796 MAITLANDFLEAP.SART _______________________________ , PAUL SLATER Located I bck So. of Airport Blvd. I 7 Bedroom block house. Florida i)1iHy 1797 Opensat &Sun I Home _____________________________ -; PoodleS,Req,blacktoy p • ProfeSsional Wallpaper Hanger room, carports, new roof, new alntlng 338 2920 on Sanford Ave., in Sanford, female, shots 1355.150 L.censedRe'sidentlalCornnie,csa, paint, fenced yard, garden spot. Brick, Block P. Stone Urrplac,-s. _____________________________ 3495,435 Cret Estimate's Ph 372 6873 _____________________ 14.000 160 month or trade for placeBUY-SELL_TRADF brick veneer, concrete driveways Dial t small Quality workmanship in the country. fly owner. 164 )I 315E. Fir'slSt. in 5472 66 FRANKS MASONRY, 6316231 or Horses selling Comm unit y Ph, 373 6579 or 323 5199 Country Club Cir. Call after 4, 377 _______________ 322-8721 0131 an)limc / everyday read and use them 1671 Horse for sale 2 mares Crid foal. ODD CHEST ____________________________ "l)n', needs' ten Cil 327 7611 01' 331 9993 Serve a useful App slallon, 3 fillies, 323 1t Largest Selection In Central Florida _________________________________ Remodeling, Additions & Repair purpose again when you sell them Prices s'art at 139.93. ________________________________ ' ,ru hq' Carpent-y. ooflng, Cement "te- for rel value With a Classified ad from th .i Ir', tJ%51f 67A Finishing, Painting Rea's's.ib,, Feed Herald Call u's today' Dr'f ALL NOLL'S STORES Billy Geck, 3231207 delay' Just dial 327 7611 or $3) There's one near you. _____________________________ ____________________________ ________________________________ — JIM DANDY FEEDS 9) lo place you' (OS! *.ii'l BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Restaurant Equipment New and ,folin'sFixlt Oormley's E.16, Used, Bought and Sold. Holiday Call Aiter 5 p m Mon Thur's EquIpment, 3915 N Orange fli%ri , 1 ,' , I H ____________________________ - - ---- - a. 1969 VW Beetle, marina blue. I speed, air, 52,000 miles, Cgtr,i Jay&Ge,Autolalas sharp 11295. Call I4owle Kirhv 604.4151 3221651 Dealer. -* ' _____________________________ . -- fl1O$ BUY HERE ; ___ -. lull Recreational Vehicle Services SOUTHERN RV SERVICES 8)01020 3779020 4 ____ - __________________________ * - " -' v0r Word Is Your Credit Mechanic's special' '67 Otds, new tires, air, needs engine rk. Also 1960 Rambler, 6 cyl., automatic, 34,000 miles, new sticker. 323.5577 after 1 on week days. . - r=gfor_ - Autos for Sale Conditlonhig - - REALTOR $317567 Fern Park —"- _________________________ - Inc. Realtors Long*ood _____________________________ - -- 80 - ' - ' Kr ditior, new inspection sticker arid tag 373 5964$ to 5 JO Eves, 37) 0751 _____________________________ -. _______________ ' 830.5500 Elmer Bakalla Inc. ..... - ' P. runs tik' new, s 52393 Cit He ,t 377 l6St Oe,iit'r , ___________________________ rinr white. Ioov S payments of $10 New warranty ' . - seating, parking nd Snack bar For information call Auctioneer, Stan Vernilllion. 3?? 9119, ______________________________ - ___________________________ - - ymcnts of - Mercury Comet, 2 door sedan. 3 Speed, dcyl like new radial tires, 57.000 miles 1495. Call Don Pope. 377 1651 Dealer. _______________________________ ' - _________________________ , * '* in machine Fully automatic. Pay 5 ACRE TRACT "' iiii ' 3 Bedrooms, 1", baths, Longwood area Partially fenced backyard. Owner must sell. 53 4,75 or 628.2162 ______________________ . Singer in sewing cabinet, repossessed __________________________ _______________________ *' Honda ISO '7? mOdel 5750 area. Come out and browse 373 6851 around. You be the judge 7 large _____________________________ _____________________ van loads out of Penn and New ..... York. If you are looking for the Trucks and Trailers finer pieces of furniture, don't ___________________________ mlts this Auction. Lots of Once International '.ton, I wheel drive, brac, antiques and furniture tool tool box bed 57?OC. 365-3161 numerous to m.ntion Open daily wheels, assume payments. 32) after S _________________________________ '67 Chevy I door, automatic, air, power steering, good cond.tlon. • ________ _____ GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW SANFORD RETIREMENT HOME ES _____________ - The Time Tested Firm Days 372 6173 Nights: 372 5.424 or street teQal 5)25 3.19 3676 1st St. (Hwy 46), Sanford This will be one of the largest and best - Pc- Livinrm Suite, 59995 _____________ SOOSanford Ave .77) 9370 - Low in cost, high in results, Ihal's classified ads. ..read and us. theml Stemper RIty HQ - ______ ______ - ST. JOHNS REALTY 'tStop Urn!" -- Priced under market value. Everest Realty, Inc ,REALTORS, ____________________________ Ramos, Assoc., 373637$. ________________________ ROflDA - _, - family, or retired couple. Plti,r. pretty corner lot $15,500 or will help finance, Call REALTOR Associate, Mildred Stemper. Eves 377 1959. payments under the Farmers Home Ad miniStration ASs stance Plan, PARKJ the Engineer of the Sanford Airport Seminole County, Florida . Clerk of the Circuit Court 15-Action Sports Publish' Sept. 16, 1974 Authority. trong, some mechanical ability, By: Elaine RiCharde 372 2090, 1505 W. 25th 5?,, Sanford ropotals will be pt,iicy Opened DEF 76 interview, 9 to 10 am. only NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Deputy Clerk Employment Wanted Room and Board andreadaIouaThursdiy,Oc?ober4. through Monday Friday. Tvi'obedroomaparlmctrtc. NAMESTATUTE Publish: Sept. 16 1974 ForSeniorCitii,n 1971, starling at 2:30 P.M. in the References required. Bram TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DEF Sl60andup. 11-Help Wanted Downstairs. 3fl.43 Director of Aviation's Office. Bldg. Jowens, Sanford. lllh Notice is hereby given that the 373.1310 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 21-Situations Wanted _____________________________ No. 1, on the Sanford Airport, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA undersigned, pursuant to the _______________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Earn Christmas cash selling Sarah 41 Sanford, Florida. Houses for Sale LOOK,LOOK,LOOK PROBATE DIVISION 'Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter _____________________________ Notice is hereby given Coventry jewelry. No inveStment. New luxury all adult 1 bdrm. apts. Drawings, Specifications end CASE NO. PR-7472.CP Financial that I am $4S,, FlorIda Statute, will register Car & phone necessary. 373 7791 other Contract Documents may be Air, well to wall carpet, paneled MOSS I E C. BATEMAN engagedinbuslne'ssatl50w9,hst, withtheClerkoftbeClrcultCourt,in NOTICE TOCREDITORS Sanford, Seminole County, Florida after 6 waIts, ceramic tile beth & kiteiamined at the office of the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING under and for County, Florida, upon 24BusIn,is Opportunities the .. fictitious name nt ---------I A,I.IL,,. bA.. I ____________________________ a ....4.I. •.v ..v. _________________________________ "v "U. r ox prow ox inc publication of LAJM) U ULMANOS AGAINST rfIgrlT clean up man needed. PerJ71 FUJ Semi,ioie Printer's, andthatlintend 25—Loans Sanford Airport. 703 W. 10th St . Sanford _________________________________ this notice, the fIctitious name. to SAID ESTATE: marten' employment. Apply 1 6, toregistersatdnamewith,peCIerk Theairpcnl Authorityreserves the You and each of you are hereby Nice 3 bedrooms. I"v baths, pool. 26-Insurance Holiday Inn. Altarnonte Springs of the Circuit Court, Seminole wit: JAMESTOWN INVESTORS right to 'elect any or all Proposals, notified arid required to tile any 1 or 2 bedroom duplex apartments.' er wtiich we are engaged in family room with fireplace and 21- Investment Opp'tijrjft County, Florida In accordance With or any part thereof, andto waive any Furnished or unfurnlshed. bar, built In appliances, across business a? 700 KatherIne Court in claims and demands wtiich 7'W. or Night billing clerk, 4 nIghts a week. _________________________ the provisions f the Fictitious informality or technicality in any swimming pool. 1720 S. Orlando the City of Altamonte Springs, eitherofyou,rnayh,ve.gait Said from small lake, shag carpet,, Apply Transport Brokerage, State Name Statutes, To Wit. Section Proposal ccr.sidered In the best ._Dr 771,29711 Florida estateintheofficeofth,Clerkof the Rentals paneling, fenced yard By Owner, Farmers Market. 16509 Florida Statutes 1937. interest of the Airport Authority. Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial That the parties interested in Mid 0121 -_________________________ FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. Sg Rodney 1. Layer _______________________________ J. S Cleveland, AA.E. Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, business enterprise are as foiløw's: Bellman needed, evenings. Per 29— Rooms for Rent ll2OFlorIda Ave. Publish Sept. 7, 9, 16, 73, 1971 Director of Aviation Probate Division. in the Courthouse David Fisher manent employment. Apply 9 to S. )73U30 30— Apartments Rent DEE 12 ***., Deltona.,1,. Sanford Airport at Sanford, Florida, within four Randal Holden Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs. Unfurnished Authority George E. Matoff Calendar months from the time of 7'.i Pc?. lnt,rtstRala.. 11 Apartments Rent Publish: Sept 4,6,9,11,13,14,75.20, the tune of th, first publication of FICTITIOUSNAME 31-ApartmentsRent Murray Diamond __________________ GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU ExperlencedCarpenterHetpers 1971 Notice Ishereby giventtiat we are Furnished this noti*, Each claIm or demand Furnished Philip Friedman NEED. plo MONEY DOWN, New Needed. Call $359079 must be In writing and f lied in engaged In business •f 357 West Harvey Greene DEF 21 3 eric? 4 bedroom homes, I' to 2 Sat.Afterngon Only SAIl MO PARKS, 1, 2, 3 Bedroom 37-Houses Rent Unfurnished Roger 1. Cohen duplicate and ktate the place Øf Broadway, Ovledo, Seminole baths priced from 522.*5 to Trailers & Apti. 2 Adult park's, County, Florida unaer the fictitious residence and post office address of Dated at Orlando, Orange County, 33-Houses Rent Furnished REAL ESTATE SALESMEN 133100 on large wooded lot. Seller NO (ICE Family parks. 3S1S Hwy 77.92 the claimant and must be sworn to name of OVIEDO CHILD CARE Florida, September 10, 7974 pays all closing cost. VA, FHA. Confidential interview. Computor The City of Ovitdø ii accepting 34-MobIle Homes Retit Sanford, 323-1930. Day, Wk, by the claImant, his agent or at. CENTER, and that we intend to Publish: Sept. 16. 23, 30, Oct. 7, 1971 conventional • loans. BuIlder, bIds on a 1971 4 door sedan, MLS. We take trades. FORREST registersaid name with the Clerk of DEF.n 33-Mobile Home Lots torney, or the same shall be void. WtLAKA APAPTMNTS Deltona, 901.759.7210. Orlando. Specifications can be obtained from GREENE Inc. REALTORS. 323 _______________________ Dated at Orlando, Florida, this the Circuit Court. Seminole County, For Rent 111W. itt St. lOS 173 7336 6.353 or 323 the Oviedo POIie Department, Bids Florida - in accordance with the _______________________________ lay 04 August, 1974. to be receivea • 1L___De fl__ — w— iwwu rIy),r 19 x-oviiiorn ox inc Ptailious Name AVALON APARTMENTS George Ctanton Jr. 7911 Turn time Into money as en AVON CommrcIaI Statutes, To-Wit: I'roperflep For Rent Section $65.09 ADULTS, NO PETS As AdmInistrator CITY OF Representative Make new Nancy K Cox Florida Statutes 1957, 116W.7ndSt. of estate. CASSELBERRY,FLOR IDA friends. Win prizes. too, 6443079 37-Business Property City Clerk Homes, Lots S: Frank A. Mule Notice of Public Hearing William H. Corbley Publish. Sept 16, 1971 For Rent Low Mula Betty 7 7 Bedroom. Adults Only Dental Ass't. Experience necessary. and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Attorney for Administrator DEE $1 Publish: Sept. 16, 73, 30. Oct. 7, 7974 31-Wanted to Rent Handle phI ne •'poIntments, 717 North Eola Drive NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by Spec, Rate's For Senior CitIans Acreage DEF-12 book1eepIn, chairside ass't. the City Council of the City of Orlando. Florida 32101 — Park AvenueMobile Park JOHN KRIDE. ASSOC. Salary 1 1100 wk. according to Casselberry, Florida, that said City PublIsh: Sept. 76, 23, 1974 25.45 Park Drive, 322-263 Real Estate NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS experience. Call 3710575 to, Council will hold a public hearing: DEF-79 W,r.xftWh;4.x N*ø4 I?A?•.Y. .v. iv, v,w uv,u,v v ..in.or • Large, 1 bdrrn.. utilities o trie 40—Condominiums TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: evenings. following descrIbed property lying FIC"ITIOUS NAME Brokef,IO7W.C.mrnercij Adults, Smelt depoSIt. 327 1976 or Notice Is hereby given that Pie and being In furn.! Notice is hereby given that I am Seminole County, 41-Houses for Sale _______________________________ Santsed3fl,fl 372 3972 after 11 a m. _______________________________ undersigned, Part Time Help Wanted, pursuant to the Florida, to wit: agood engaged in business at Fern 42-Mobile Homes Yard Work ..,... Furnkh..4 The NE ' of the SE '. of Section Part Blvd., Apt. No. 1901, Fern "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter "' " 373 7570 French Ave 5)00 per mo . plus 125 LARGE EXECUTIVE HOME- on Park, 32730, SemInole County, ss.ot, Fl. Stat. (1973), will regIster 33, Township 21 South, Range 30 43-Lots and Acreage golf course. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Florida under the firtitlous name of with the County Comptroller in and East, lying We-st of SR. 436; AND' deposit 372 6517 or 32265)0 Magazine. Small motel needs man aria wile tor central beat & air, all con 44-Farms and Groves for Seminole County, Florida, upon The P4W , of the SW of Section 34, WINDOW SUPPLY CO., and that I maIntenance, an maid service in vrniences 155.000 To tee call 373 receipt of proof of the public,ton Two bedroomaparf ments, oi TownshIp 21 South, Range 30 East, Intend to register said name with the 45— Resort Property return for efficiency Suite. Write ____________________ 5774 this notice, the flctltotjs name to wit: lying West of 5.14. 436; AND: The ClerkoftheClrcult Court, Seminole I giving particulars and references For Sale 323 1310 County, Florida in accordance with H. A. GREENWOOD CONTRAc. North$3.10feetofth,SEI..oftheSE to Box 556 C o The Evening Herald, TOP TWOBEDROOMHOME...withOne under 46-Income And ow about which name Li of SectIon 3), Township 2) South, the provIsions of the Fictitious P.O. Box 1437, Sanford, F Ia., I we are engaged In business at 17 tieciroom apartment, convenient Investment Property room, wall to wall carpet, air, location, Range 30 East: AND: The North Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section 32771. NOrIN 177.500 Investigate Call a j .' lAS fib r.iI,a. te•.A .a, 55.lOf..r r 1k. Sw ,,t , twi. .a -. Conditioned, reasonable rent wrings, Corte: Avenue, Winter 32)3771 U Florida. Adultt, no pets. 327 1110 Section si, TowTis1ip 71 South, 3: Adolph Gross CIRCULATION DISTITICT That the parties interested in Mid Range 30 East, tying West of SR. Publl'' ¶ept. 18. 72, Y. Oct 7, 1971 busleseli enterprise Merchandise Dcit*r, MANAGER to work ,.ilii Eveiu,g duplex, furnished 7 as fOilo*'s: 436, containing 31.150 acres; Public HALL 'R EALTY ___________________________ 4 DEF-OO arid Sunday Herald Carriers. bedroom, bath, wall to wall car. H. ARNOLD GREENWOOD Records of SemInole County, Salary and auto expetnes. Magazine? SO-Miscellaneous Sales pet, air, electric kitthn, walking 7404 S. HWY 7192 Dated at Winter S?rings, Seminole Florida, description herein con FICTITIOUS NAME background required, Excellent dIstance to the Plaza, Adults. No REALTOR County, Florida, September' , 1974. talned shalt include For Sale 377J71l iii streets, NotIce Is hereby given that I am I opportunIty for man or woman pets. $163 plus security deposit Publish: Sept. 9, 16, 2), 30, 1911 roads, hIghwy, alley's and avenues engaged in business at 161 St-Household Goods i Apply in person to the Circulation DEE t Pay own utIlities 666 1111 located within or between the Meilonvltle Ave. Sanford 3777), _______________________________ Department, EVENING JOHNNY WALKER 52-Appliances It' s in the existing municipal limits, I Seminole County, Flofidi under the Ifyouvvanta very HERALD, GENERAL CONTRACTOR tOthecolporatellmitsoftheCitycl fictitious name 01 AROUND THE 33-TV. Radio. Stereo FICTITIOUSNAJI4E ni cehome?Adultsnopets REAL ESTATE. INC. Casselbirry, Florida; and CLOCK ANSWERING Pdoticeisherebygiventhat weare SERVICE, $150 month $37 9665 Baby SItter, nights in our home. Call Herald 3226437-327 7117 -372 7121 64-Garage . Rummage Sales (b) To consider also the question and that I Intend t register said engaged in busineis at 7)0 Wilshire between Noon and3 p.m. )7337 Of dfllgritIfl an me with rI.,fr , ri..e Drlve rate.Ih.,rU IN. 55-Scats Partially furnished Lpstairs extra '. Court, Seminole County, Florida in County, Florida under the fictitious zoning classificat of C-i as to large apartmt, 1100 Magnolia Bartenders needed, experi,nced Equipment every Ave. 3730u accordance with the provisiorn of name of ADVANCED MEDIA highway frontage of said property onl', permaneni employment. 56-Camping Equipment Asurne mortgage or low down SYSTEMS, and that we intend to and R IAA as to remainder of sjid the Flctltiou's Name Statutci, To Apply 9 to S. Holiday Inn Alta Wit: Section 843(19 Florida Statuj monte SprIngs. regis'ersalcsnamewflhtheCl,rtof $7-Sports Equipment like new 3 & I bedrooms. Carpet, 7,37. furniShed $90 month, Respectable the Circuit Court, Seminole County, defined in the Charter and Code 01 people. 3720354 garage, 2 with paneled farnI FlOrida In accordance with the Laws, City of Casselberry, Florida, 31-Bicycles S. Doreen I.. Freeman E4pecienced carpet salesman, both rooms Lost 20's It is easy Ii',; Ch.spter 23, as amended and sup provisIons of the Fklitio.,s Publish' Sept 9, 16. 23. 30. 1971 residential and Commercial 59-Musical Merchandise everyone to buy from DEF.37 Statutes, ToWit: SectIon $65.09 plemented. telling GLOBAL CARPETS, 119 I Bedroom furnished Apartment. 6tL_Offjc0 EquIpment The present zoning cLassification Florida Statutes 1931. S Magnolia 373 7720. Refl'renc,sreqir StOOMorith, CLIFF JORDAN ______________________________ And Supplies _______________________________ said property Is Al as that 5: William Fitch Montfort Iii classification is described IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE in the 61-Building Materials Larry 'tanks REALTOR Zoning Ordlnan Investment EIGHTEENTH JUCICIAI. dR. Publish: 5ept.9,1. 73,30,1911 and regulations _____________________ 62-Lawn and Garden 7 Bedroom Duplex. of Seminole Comfy, Florida. OF F.M CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ____________________________ Opportunities ALTAMONIE_ Near Altamonte Adulti Only, No Pets The public hearing will be held In COUNTY. FLORIDA, 63 Machinery and Tools IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the City PlaIt, Civic Center, fine residential area, Contact 2317 Palmetto Ave. Casselberry, Florida, CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-1493-0 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. 64-.Equipm.nt on the for l6fti Rent DIVISION 0 day of September, A 0 CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR 1971, at 7:30 PM., bedrooms, 1' bathe, eat.in kit. have a way to keep In re: tie Marriage of or as soon 45-Pets and Supplies SEMINOLE COUNTY then, family room, air. Call now. I 32 POLAND CHESTER SWEET, Houses Rent new members of 579.500 PROBATE DIVISION Dur company is looking for a 66 Hoses interested p,rlIes arid citizen's for Petitioner; Husband the family from Unfurnished PROBATE NO. luallfiod man on an exclusivci and against the propos.erl annexalion 67-Livestock and In Poultry LAKE MARY- Move in now, ski, wrecking the budget. )lsis to distribute a nationally and zoning wIll be heard Said MARIE SWEET, Respondent, Wife THOMnS I Fljrnlshe,j UnfurnihJ Nice SULLtVAId icceptod line vi tools, swim, fish, In beautiful Lake 67AFd Their plan is called NOTICE OF SUIT 7 fledrrn tic,rre for Rcn' Mary. Lakefront deceased, to time Until finil acticn is taken by home, . No selling on your part __________________________ 3 TO: MARIE SWEET tl If MLD Want U-Wanted to Buy 377.7579 NOTICE TOCREDITORS bedrooms, 2 bths, central air, the City Council. fleCOuary. Apt. 40 Noritigate To All Credilirs Ads and it works garage and Carport, Two porches, All Persons 7 fledroon, fencej yard, free This notice shall be posted at the 69-Stamps . Coins Mar'., ApIs. 3. EXCIUSiVO areas assigned Having Claims Ot Demands Against City Hall fenced S'std. Seller will finance. like this: Whcn they within the City of 394.5 Dewey Avenue, wafer 116$ n,n, Security deposit. 70-Swap and Trade Said Estate: C Immediate Income — 144,500. Casseiberry, Florida, and in l'tree 377 6470 or 323 3434 Rothe'sfer, Hem York 11476 have their first child You are hereby notified arid No credit problems (3) other' places within the City and 71-Antiques YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED thCY P chase CflbS, required to present any claims and published In the Evening Herald, a ). High income potential — SANFORD- Mini grove on corner thitanactionforDlS5uT,ONO IBEDROOMS,7BATHS 12-Auction demands which you may have lot Redecorated inside & out, 3 car beds, carriages, S3,00i).00 per month plus newspaper Of general circulation In /,'APptisGE has btn filed agans TWO STORY 5170 against tP'.i eState of THOMAS L tr- droom, family room. mn-.,. the City of ('.&t.lh...to: rIght man l.'iait} jw,l ,r,l ,,iI,... ,.'s,----- --------a"l f'1i A.xrx.Jy _________________________ - bath CB home Has a carpet. Florida room, central heat and OWNER ANXIOUS working peeple of the area; as well as the older retirees on a fixed income 5,, C 9 a rd s n g y our eligibility to purchase a new) bedroom home br no cash down and . __________________________ * 12 Bedroom Things to Eat 10DO It Yourself pool * Heat ______ ________________________ ______________________ 1-Eating Places Bank BuildIng Sanford, Florida. at the officeof the construction and interpretation; pursuant to a Final Judgment en Sanford, Florida 37771 Drector of Avlatio Bldg. No. I, pr0vng a severability clause and tered in Civil No. 71100J.F providing an effective date, Sanford AIrport. Sanford, Florida, pending In the Circuit Court in and (Seal) (Sealt until 230 P M on October). 1971. for for Seminole County, Florida Publish' Sept 9, 16. 71. 30. 1971 Arthur H Beckwith Jr the construction of an 5750 sq. ft. DATED THIS 11th day of Sept., DEE 31 Clerk metal building, in accordance with 7971. Board of County ______________________________ drawings, specifications, and (S,eI) __________________________ FREE i'iome O(lIery Please call 303 130 4.445 ____________________________ 6— Child Care 9— Good space. Zoned Ml. New metal buIldIng on Airport fttyd 371 0070 OCEAN SHRIMP S— Lo and Found - _________________________ - - • ' - - ,)r) - '' ..( ?WhYteiflsords finest estab tialarea? ____________________________ '' _ __ ____________ __________ ____________ __________ Wel Drilling - - - ___________ __________ �I II SPORTS 1 WOMEN Evening Herald 'I Monday, Sept. 16,1974-8A i DEAR ABBY 1 Hubby's Jokes _lg % aA Feast For The 1 ! Common Not Best Eye I n —W. - runny This is National Flower Evening Herald - -_ Monday, Sept. 16, 1974-1B DR. I.. E. LAMB * Fine - ~ It. Bet With Heart Creating their own fanciful wffliovc& LEE GEIGER andhiddeninthphnyU,jl,d0 MInIi+ combined with ,• u nicety, also. leave are a deligh tful co County, as well as the nation, special touch it brings to the You may wish Your want are optimal findings DEAR DR. MB to highlight the blriatlon., Or, try a dried flower of florists will be celebrating with breakfast table when DEAR ABBY: is there something wrong with my sense column about coffee and your meaning the kind of over- handle and clasps with con- bouquet of tawny earth hues heart was to humor, or is my husband sick? extra beautiful flora] displays. flowing with bright blooms. to measurements you see in the rather trasting paint —easily done with arranged in a sublimely me. You He's a tease, a clown and an all around kidder. The problem is Take advantage of Flower Be sure the box is dust and a brush and steady hand, said that people with people with the least amount of ridiculous antique gold lunch th at most of his kidding is downright cruel. He has said things to Week to bring a little floral grease-free before painting heart rates over 80 illness or the lowest death rate. Efforts are widcrav to put together Your new flower holder pail for a charming permanent the greatest match ever the children and me that have hurt us deeply, and when we SIzhiI Into your lives as well. ( spray paint Li quick and easy) makes a perfect beats per minute were more Thus, It Is proper to say a made in Florida—a bout between Tony container for a addition in the family room become upset, he laughs and says, "I was only kidding. Does the prospect licata and Elisha Obed. of peace or likely to have a attack or resting heart rate below 70 Is heart and i"hen throughly dry, line nostalgic mixture of field den. . can't I have received information th at Ucata's manager, Lou you take a joke?" and quiet, now the children are with foil to waterproof it and drop dead than of an optimal people with more value than a flowers such as asters, Viscusi, and Obed's handler, Mike Dundee, have just What ever your choice, a resting heart He's done this with others, b'it about heaven forgive me — back at their desks, fill you with protect your tabletop. A shallow marigolds, or daisies. rates below 70. My rate above 80. However, both Glowing agreed on a February 1975 date for the pair of unbeaten middle lunchbox filled with flowers Is a doctor, who is sometimes I wish someone would punch him, lighthearted glee? Share bowl filled with florists' foam normal, qui te renowned, values are weights. golden chrysanthemums feast for the eye. Why does a person have to hu and insult oth ers and then feelings and summertime told me that a normal Mart When a person has a higher ' ' The affair Is to be a charity event for By 1%I.EX S%(}ijtito pass if off as a joke? I.uis Tiant, Oakland's Catfish now 20-iO. His 20 th victory for the A's and got the victory, memories with friends and Danny Thomas' St. rate for women was between 78 heart rate it really serves as a Jude FU i,.ition. Al' Sports Writer Dent tell me I'll get used to it. We've been married for 16 neighbors over coffee and It would pair up for the first time two ranking Hunter and Texas Ferguson came on his 36th birthday, allowing just three hits over the and M — somewhat higher than warning to the doctor to look for lighters Who have participa ted in American League 6, National Jenkins in the ears, and I still hate it as much as I did 16 sears aao more than 50 pro 20-victory circle. donuts at a table made cheery Baltimore's Ross bouts and for men. I had always thought the cause. If it Is cigarettes the Grimsley, final 42-3 innings. • stIll have unblemished marks, League 0 I honestly believe he's sick. And if he is, can he be cured? Ilibby, Baltimore's Mike Cuel- who had pitched 20 consecutive Wltfl a whimsical arrangement _____________ ________ that around 80 was normal. I patient should quit. He should Yantees 10, Tigers 2 That's not the score of base- tar and Kansas City's Steve In fact, out of all the professionals in the world, these two hn.n hrI TEASED ENOUGH of daisies in a discarded lunftr heart rate quit anyway, lilt is because he scoreless innings, walked John super ________________ ball's All-Star game, or any j1 DEAR TEASED: When aggression and hostility are built into chbox. smooth boxers have the longest win streaks around Busby have 19 each in the Al.. ,, Pth,' M!.!!cr ±' than usual these past few years. is out of shape and overweight, • avus LUW itches a person's persorialit, he is Indeed "sick." And he can be cured = licata holds victories over Etnile Griffith, Denny Moyer, whtic Jack Bhllinhaiii is the with It's Are you the chairmiin of the runs for the A number of years ago I had he ri,_edsa fitness program. If it ji Yankees and Unthe bases loaded ~* D(,nnis Riggs and Gene Wells. III his last Florida effort, the number of 20-game winners lone National Leaguer with 19. _________ ouR 'Alien he is made to realize what he is doing, and the reason annual Teachers Luncheon lie beaten Larry Gura posted his 41; attacks of rapid heart beats and is from living with a cup of ninth inning to force the stopped Nat King in the eighth round in for It. That's hardly a job for a wile and children. It should be in the two leagues thus (am- in Why the difference? Orlando. lie is currently fourth victory since being ''run of the game, done which welcomes the faculty took qulnidine, but I'm not coffee always In his hand, he the holder of the ______ 1974. I______ North American Middleweight belt by a very close friend, a therapist, or an empathetic clergyman, back for another year of the U Two letters: DII. brought and is up from Syracuse In troubled wi th that any more, 'Ilh should stop that. In some cases recognized as the United States Champion. DEAR ABBY: I have been in business long enough to know three Its? Ask your committee Gaylord Perry of the CleveThe designated Aflgels 6, ________________ hitter rule, inmid-August. White Sox 2 I have given up coffee and It is simple anxiety, and the land Indians became No, 5 Sun- troduced in the American Obed, who has done most of his fighting in the Bahamas has that in dealing with customers, patience and courtesy is always to dust-off the outgrown lunch The Yankees now lead 4_ only have a hall cup of Sanka In doctor may want to reassure Ryan, 20-15, struck the best policy, been performing for Chris Dundee Ia Miami Beach with great Trw day, stopping the Baltimore League last year but not out seven Balitmore by 2 games and pails that clutter garages, paint the mornings and rarely drink him or find out what .3 causing White Sox _____ success. Some of his recent victims include "Fast” Eddie Orioles i-o on five But what do you do when a customer calls you on the phone them one of the school's colors And adopted by the National, has batters in reaching Boston by 3 in the Al East tea. Alcohol seems to speed up the anxiety, -k11"' the 20-game circle for the see- race. moments later. and cusses you out without giving you a chance to explain? Davis, Dennis Riggs, Mike Lancaster, Vincente Medina and changed California pitching ___________________________________ patterns I To and arrange flowers of the my heart at times, and I A "resting" heart rate should Bunny Gran:. ond straight year. He now has strikeout king Nolan Ryan be. well as increased inake matters worse, he refuses to give you his name. but keeps other hue in the boxes to gem run produc-..---thou ght it was I be a depressant. one taken early in .-__ _., -. 337 this inteh can be -. Brewers 9, Red Sox 5 the _________ .: (U,1fl, you out in four-lett er words, If odd in Central l'Iori(za, it will end arne No. 6, pitching the Angels Lion. Last year, for example, 2 with atz-ikeout.s for the season as eyecatchlng centerpieces. drink very little, however. I'm morning before the person forever any criticism that th is area is shot at equalljng the mato a 6-2 Gorman Thomas, grand_slam not in the bi time when BAMBOOZLED IN BEND, OREGON Have you run out of clever triumph with a three- of the 13 20-game winners in the 63 and female and have been starts doing a lot of physical it comes to boxing. ~ * American jor league record of 383 he DEAM BAM: Say, "Sr," if you can't give we your hitter, 1 Soloman MeTier jabs at Tommy Howard, majors were in the lather's Ideas for Brownie or Cub Scout very active, I would appreciate activity or gets involved In life's set home run in the first inning and last year. ____ name, please give me your mother's." I'll bet he But Sunday night, Jim Bibby League. 'flm Johnson hangs up In a projects? Keep the lunchboxà further information about the situations. Or, it can be later in Nest Saturday night at the Orlando Sports hurry. The White Sox were without highligh a two-run triple was foiled in his bid to become Stadium the "With the designated in mind for Mother's Day, The . ~ heart rate& four-run third for ! 1 the day, but then it wW1 be In. Amateur Boxing Club swings into action with some of the finest ------------- k__ No. 7. Sal Bando's two-run rule, you go with your hitter slugging first baseman Dick Al- the Brewers. DEAR ABBY: Thank you for letting your readers know that children will -V_ r -- __ M1 - .IT77 relish the k DEAR READER fun of bouts that can Yes, I did fluenced by what be ~ , starting len, the Al, home run leader made. .has been Idthough man), unmarried mothers are keeping their babies, the homer in the third inning lifted pitchers longer," Dick ,V,k __ %Vil.. with 32. He :u The loss dropped the thirdsay, that. It is the result of a going on. Many men si t ting at Salvation Army's Booth Memorial Hospitals are sti Winter Spring's Rick Costantine will battle Orlando's the announced his reOakland A's to a Joe 3 I victory hams, the former Oakland tirement from baseball open and ll p Red Sox 3L games behind lace Day in a heavy-weight showdown. Day is the Fortner Texas I study of personnel from the their desk in the afternoon will serving a good purpose, ; Satur. the . over the Texas Rangers and skipper who now manages the day. New York Yankees in the Al People's Gas Company. When ha ve a heart rate over 100. The Golden Gloves Champ, South west AAU title holder and twice My son was born atsuch a hospital. I was five months along ibby. 19-17. Angels, once explained. "That's East race. . V runner up in I"lorida's Golden Gloves. doctors talk about likelihood in office coffee, cigarettes, lack of ., I_. I hen I entered Booth. Soon I realized that my Impression of Th Elsewhere in the American proven by the higher number of . 1 A's 4, 1 Rangers groups, you cannot then say it physical fitness and stress all Costantine has turned down several pro contracts in order to unwed mothers' homes was totally wrong. It's not a place where League, New York whipped De- decisions by the starting pitchwill Twins 5 Royals 2 remain at the amateur level as he feels he has the goods happen to one particular contribute to the "bad girls" go to have their babies. I met many really It troit 10-2, Minnesota defeated ers." to go all nice girls Sal Bando's two-run homer in person. It way the I to the Olympics. is just a statement of probably this Individual with who had gotten messed up one way or the other. .I Kansas City 5.2 and Milwaukee Indians 1, Orioles 0 Many wou1i.ie the third inning saddled Biddy s on risk factor, Both men are 200-pounders plus, and the battle should be Joe Decker fired a six-hitter fathers had just walked out, and these girls had no these unhealthy habits who Li beat Boston Perry, who had a 15-1 other place to record with his 17th loss against 19 and struck out eight for the worth the price of admission alone. Normal heart rates are said mo3tl1kelytodrupdeador turn. Fo r e Perry and Ryan Joined Chi- on July 3, was given a decent victories. Rollie Fingers But Jimmie Williams, the head trainer at the to be be tween 60 and 100 beats a heart attack. turned Twins, raising-his record to 15I received group counseling, individual Sports counseling, room and cago's Wilbur Wood, Boston's shot at winning 30, instead Is in a strong relief performance 2. Stadium, . minute, has told board and the knowledge that••I ,I. ,.I.. -I ... _____________ me he also has Mike' ('t'nntioh IMvLq I$ nn1 IJn.... )VWflV PINEhuRST, N.C. (AP) him an insurmountable lead of Hall scheduled to meet ina three-round middleweight a baby all alone. of normal. It is used I HARD of Hearing? I Johnny Miller had just clinched more than $80,000 in the money"Charripionship" bout. ~_ W defitile the common finding. If 0 I recall all the get-togethers we girls had and how we talked It' —_ the money-winning Call 8348776 Both men are you measured the resting title, had winning race, claiming the title about our fears. That was the best therapy in the world, just being heart alter recent impressive wins, The Theta Epsilon Chapter of F1H...IMA44CI, reached two plateaus attained rate you would find it between Cavunaugh's victory came in a hard (ought bout in Plant City He nailed it down with a gorablettalkwithoutshametosomeintheeboat SigIflS Phi held Its first rns HW t,5p only by Jack Nicklaus and was geous, thr when he took the measure of John Mangum. lie also 60 and 100 In most people. I decided to keep my child, although I had no job Ci P,,11e,,i5 ll i holds ng at the borne of a ee wood second shot Freddie and no meet l ooking for new worlds tocon- on the C•$H4bfty (IVIINos 4)4, 'I mark of 70 wins in 74 outings and has a flock of people begging husband in sight. For me, th e decision was a good one. For others Nelson. Normal, meaning "cornsecond hole of sudden quer. him to turn pro after every fight. mon," Isn't too helpful in it would not have been. It was rough. Tbe death, a shot that came to rest On Aug. 24, the Beginning the the Hall won the tears. "I'm basically a lazy' peronly Golden evaluating health. In a popula. Gloves be lt in Miami and also stopped eight feet from the cup and D8Y Luncheon was held at The By The Associated Press SAVE ON OUR he said. Eddie 'Pro-Am" "I My story has a happy ending. Seven years Later, Lion w re he National League need motivaset Carter in Orlando on over half of the peoAMERICAN LEAGUE the last amateur card, up a winning, two-putt I married a Golden PPgOCia In Caiaelberry. East Lion. I need to keep setting my birdie, wonderful man who adopted my W I. Pct. GB This This bout is another natural and pie the from heart and vascular one every I know this Is too Long for The following chairmen gaveCheery arrangement 01 promoter in New w t. Pct. GB daisies and marigolds By KEN RAPPOPORT goals higher." Giants 60 in the first game of a in an oid lutibox your column, but please. Abby. keep reminding girls that homes & =n=ary of this year,X Florida has been after, If Orlando can get them in the disease, being normal can he Baltimore 'That kind of intimida 78 70 577 2' ated ted AP Sports Writer doubleheader before losing the Boston ring at the same time, and on the same card as Costantine and for unwed mothers offer more than bed and board. He quickly found the new St,Louis 79 U 537 76 70 521 3' It's their projects and events: Memm" he said, "that was the Day, Don Sutton scattered six hits second game, 84. Clev eland PflthUrQ) 77 40 .577 1' counseling that saves so many lives. Every unwed mother needs bership, Faye 72 74 193 7I goal. He's within sight of the allwhole tournament. it's got to be it should arnount to tops in aniateur action. AT I Jones; 73 74 .4" 6 i * uk 71 47 ,40 91 , Philadelphia and pitched out of two bases. 'Me Dodgers were held to j Others expected to fight time, single-season, money. the greatest shot are Scott Clark, Alan Daltan, James counseling. no matter how much she feels she doesn't. Unda Keeling; Social, Janice Detroit Montreal 68 77 46 67 456 13 under presloaded jams and Jimmy Wynn one hit for five innings by Frust ed winning record on the pro golf and New York 64 79 455 12 West BEEN THERE Kroog; Ways and Means, Linda sure I ever made." tour. blasted a grand-slam home run Norman and trailed 1.0 before Oakland Chicago 60 66 411 Is' : 84 64 .5" -_ DEAR BEEN ThERE:OrcbIda to you for a fine letter. Sapp; Service, Fran Hill; Mi ll er, Nicklaus, 79 69 531 5 Beard and in a game-breaking seventh in. scoring two runs in the sixth to Texas Miller's dramatic sudden Sunshim, Debbie Bowliri; and West Geiger. of Winter Springs, out-slugged Shawn O'Donnel of 75 73 507 9 death playoff victory over the Murphy all finished the regu. ning to lead a 7-1 Los Angeles take a 2-1 lead. A double by Mirir,esota * Chicago Contact, Freddie Nelson. 72 76 .A16 12 ____ 11 Union Park in a three-round amateur bout Saturday night at the victor'. Steve Garvey scored one run disappointed Nicklaus, Frank lation 72 holes at 281, three unLos An;eies 92 51 6) City 71 76 413 12' __ Photographer is Debbie Bowlin Fairgrounds. After that it was all down hill, as each of three Cincinnati 90 57 612 Ii 60 59 103 71' The Dodgers ended a six- and Joe Ferguson's infield out California !_ Beard and Bob Murphy for . der par on the famed No. 2 and co-clairmen for publicity Atlanta I It 67 '547 12 * Saturday's Results arnateurbouts and the two pro contests got progressively worse. World Open title Sunday put the course at the Pinehurst Country game winning streak for Cin. with the bases loaded produced New York 10, Detroit 7 HOustOn 74 73 .503 II' are Karen Wallace and Pam In the punch4or-pay affairs, onc was a disgrace. (Jim Club. Nicklaus and Miller, who cinnati and oPened a 2''z-game the second. ; slender blond less San Francisco 67 S1 S.3 26 Milwaukee Boston Knowles. * IIQIcombe fell down from a glancing left hook thrown by Bowie I . -.01 " 53 9S 3sa ,No Minnesota 7 1, Kansas City s San D;ego lead over the Reds in the hot away from Nicklaus' alitime shared the third-round lead, The clubs ended their season Adams and stayed there after less than one minute of non-action 13 Baltimore 8 7. Cleveland 6 I. had closing 72s while Beard and series with Los Angeles winning National League West race. record of $320,542 in 1972. list game completion of Friday scheduled for Sept. in the first round ) and the o ther as a foot race j44 jh('('hIlI1kv,M,,r&.j'!nnfl,1t__jflJhp ntbnr iP7',$ir .,1.7 Te.as 9ame '-,,. „,, Sundays Results uWuj oethCi. W lbe%liklb I ; wiman hlcl)er chased Tommy Howard for 10 rounds to gain a the pack with 69s. It games, the St. Lou---.-the only M,000 winner in a 13 Cardinals 0 0 _71 BY POLLY CRAMER Dealer. AM the first * , * oneaided decision - d keep his mythical Central Florida C ar di nals Phillles 1 Californi L a Chicago S. 0 beat the Philadelphia Phillies3.St Louis), Phi ladelphia 1 single season and the only lAe Trevino never really got social of the year will be a Sunday's Results Heavyweight Title.) Bob Forsch allowed Just two CASSELBERRY Montreal 5, Pittsburgh The in this player in the last decade to win chase. lie finished with a 1; the Montreal Expos nipped Nev York 10, Detroit? DEAR POLLY — The legs on a mahogany chair made ugly couple's beach party slated for I) Chicago S. New York 4 Geiger and O'Donnel, a couple of 90 pounders got the night off e hits in hurling eight innings of Casselberry Junior Woman's the Pit tsburgh Pirates 5-4; th seven American tour titles in a 71285. U.S. Open champion CtCetnd 1, Baltimore 0 Houston 6 1. San Francisco 0 dark sta ins on my celery.colored wool carpet. I hope some reader Sept 28, 41 ('0 the right foot as their bristling exchanges had the small shutout ball, then Alan flrabosClub will hold the first mee ting Minnesota 5, Kansas City 2 Chicago Cubs stopped the Hale Irwin had 72-286, llayer, Atlanta 3. San Diego 7 year, colkcted $60,000 from can tell me how to remove these mahogany California 6 Chicago 2 7W Bojanowski presented New ky provided spectacular relief outdoor crowd roaring itsapproval from theopening bell Lci ArqeIes 7. C'ncinrti York Mets Sfl-I; the the Atlanta total purse ol'$300,000—the the winner of the British Open MUwaukee 9 Bos?on the carpet. I have now put moleskin on the bottoms of the But the rest of the card caused the cash customers to Jeer Diego pitching in the ir the program "The Body at the Casselberry Woman's ninth to lead St. Braves trimmed the San Oakland 4, Texas 1 richest purse of the year, and the Masters. and Arnold legs to prevent It happening again but damage is already Uwe. — Beautiful.” She discussed the Club, on Overbrook Drive. Louis over Philadelphia, The * f rather than cheer, at most of the antics. Ile one exception being Mondays Games Padres 3-1 It Pushed his winnings to Palmer failed to qualify for the and the Houston As. MRSH.WM. a three-round exhibition between Forest City's Donald and Alike Kansas city (Fitzmcrris 11 S) victory. coupled with physical and mental health of PittsToday's Garrin The group is a newly formed tros blanked the San Francisco *316,38.3 for the season and gave final two rounds. DEAR POLLY — My Pet Peeve Is having to pick up Monks. burgh's defeat, gave the Cardi- at Minnesota (Blyleen II 16). trash the body, She also compared organization, interested ,, N Atlanta (Reed 10 9) at San scattered by stray clogs. It seems the makers of trash bags could the WW form for ancient an i nals a l't-game lead over the This hastily arranged set-to was more of a le&wn on the finer d Community affairs, and Is open Only game Scheduled Francisco (Bryant 315), 3.1$ p.m treat them with a dog repellent for a very slight extra charge. 1)' modern times, arts of boxing rather than a slug-lest but the crowd was ap Pirates in the National League Tutsday's Games to all young women In the area. — New York (Koosman 39 and Detroit. at Boston, P4 MRS. R.S.H. East. SterIlrsgQO) at Montr ea l (Torre: 11 Thenewofflcsforth1syear A 'Harvest of Fall' Fashion Baltimore at New York. N i Carritp*rs 1 1). 615 pm. are: Pam Kn l ow es DEAR POLLY — Virginia asked for something , president; Show IS planned for Sept. 26, at After his brief ring appearance, Adams was disappointed. "I Oakland at Kansas City. Pd Cincinnati (Kirby, 9 I) at Sin __ , Pirates IP Cleveland at Milwaukee, Pd remove a sticky residue left on her refrigerator after Faye Jones, vice-president; 8 p.m., at the Casselberry Dieço (SpilIner 710) 10:30 p m adhesive. Pam Schrum, Pinch-hitter Jose Morales Minnesota at Chc.ao 94 (Only Games backed paper was removed. I have had recording Woman's Club. The dessert fiverounds. The punch he went down on wasn't a bad one, but it ex cellent results with 41 California at Teias. N slugged a three-run homer to secretary; Debbie Bowlln, fashion show will feature styles men 's regular pre-electric shave lotion. It is 40 caught him high (in the head. I was surprised to see film go down also good cap a four-run outburst in the removing price labeh that stores put on wme products. — Op for corresponding secretary; from Sears. Part of the and I can't believe he didn't get up. A fight like this was just a seventh inning and lead Mon. Darlene Horn, treasurer; and proceeds from waste of time, it didn't help me one bit." the donations treal past Pittsburgh. DEAR POLLY — Virginia could put some lighter fluid on a soft Tina Bojenowski, extension will go to the Little Red This is the second time that the South Carolina Heavyweight By The Associated Press terback and Tampa Coach Den. Gators back three times and 'D I Prospective Customers Learn Your cloth and rub off that sticky residue left when adhesive- backed officer. Schoolhouse Fund. Ills Champion, which is what Holcombe calls himself, failed to flow unlucky is 13? Cubs 5, Slets 4 nis Fr)-zel turned quarterback beat California after regular paper was taken off her refri 4t Firm's Name, when it was founded. whn 1',,r1inr •Iijc t-n,r h.. t'i.._.j.. (._P_ t__.L U n Centr al Florida fiuht gerator, When removed wipe with 'n" riuiiu we ioowaa team rruuie oiomon loose on T .4 ieve wisner (Wove in (Jtuin (iallne"s tosses were offdamp clo th, dry and wax —JUNE. IV runs it, and what type of business you +. ., ,,v disqualified after just six seconds of the second round for cago'sgaherd run with a sacwill find out Saturday night as ledo for an easy 47-13 triumph. target. DEAR POLLY — Use soft drink bottles that refusing to stand up and fi ght. have. have no return they host Colorado State and try rifice fly as the Cubs scored Florida State, 0-11 last year, value as rolling pins when baking. I am MeTier looked very strong and in excellent shape as he he sure you all know t y twice in the ninth to beat New to end a losing streak that has wasn't expected to be able to also make decorative candle holders, too. Let The Fisher-led Gators scored York, ch as ed a dancing Tommy Howard all night. When he would n us all avoid ow reach ed stay cl 13 games. * ose to Pittsburgh and All- on a one-yard run throwaway pollution. —CLAIRE. by Larry If your firm ran last year, you finally catch his man in a corner or along the ropes, the favorite The Seminoles' first effort America halfback Tony Dor. Brinson, a 17-yard pass to Lee TAUSEE, Ha. (AP) DEAR POLL'S' — I have found a good use for 41 already know the benefits and will of t he "Geritol Generation" whistled in booming roundhouse the framework left Braves 3, Padres 1 under new Coach Darrell sett. — Proceeds from the premiere M;riff and a five-yard nlfl by from an old and broken swing set. Buy a Large sheet of canvas or + rightsand lefts tothe riband kidney area. Ilis effort to slow his Phil Niekro scattered seven of Burt Reynolds, certainly want to be included this year. Mudra was a tight M loss But despite the close score. Jimmy DuBose. any other desired material ihat will withstan latest mo vie, _____ man down failed, asdid Mclier'staunts at his fleeing opponent d water (rain) and hits and singled home a tic- a footbMI picture called ,,The Saturday Mudra to 13th ranked Pitthooked at 91 in Sales and Parts yards in cover th e framework to ma ke a tent for the kids. 41 R.M. breaking run in the seventh sburgh, but Mudra wasn't in th e penalties and six fumbles, three and the most modern California had scored on a DEAR POLLY — Ihave a small hook (a cup h inLongest Yard," will go to The charge of $10 (Anti- Inflationary ook will do) on the 17fling to lead Atlanta over mood to facility service talk about San any morale of them lost, and pass play, a said, 'We did yard three-yard Florida State University athietinside of my closet door and a paper clip hangs from lIF:ItE AND THERE: "Schoolboy" Hobby Chacon Wof: the Rate) will place your firm on the the hook. Diego. lfl Florida 'ic'tory i run not play well enough to and weight win ic program. When I purchase a new item of clothing for a 27-yard field goal. W.H.C. Feather title by stopping Vfnezuala's Alfredo , anyone In the family I chronological "Honor Roll," In our 47th And if Mudra is unhappy, iuill disappointed." The MON.,SAT. Gators now Th e money you spend for face Maryimmediately attach the sales slip to the pa per clip. No m Astros 6-4, Giants 0-8 hlarcano in the ninth round tit the Olyttipic in [..A. Leading from ore lost $ A,M-$ P.M. annual Progress Edition, consider Bethune-Coolunan's FSU's Rudy Thomas ren five land, a 21-16 loser to Alabama, receipts either. They are always handy if pub Ii shed Paul Siebert, making his set, your tickets goes to build what the opening bell Chacon connected with a right uppercut that I need to return a Wesley Moore, who had pro- yards and Dorsett a yard for in Tampa Saturday night. DickSunday, October 27, garment. Naturally after several wear-ings or a washing I the " I -5 favorite for a nine count. Af ter Marcano got back ond major league start, fired a we hope will be another winning rN cannot dicted ,I perfect 11-0 season touchdowns, with the game de- cy Said, "I don't think Mary. four-hitter and Wilbur Howard. athletic prograni at Florida rdurn the IkiI u' I thuii a . th re.teipt.s to his feet, referee Ray Solis stopped the bout at the 22:01 2913 Orlando Drive IJL)A after winning nine games in his cided on a 20-yard field goal by la nd 's loss will result in any Sinford Cesar Cedeno and Doug Bader Sta te," said Reynolds. who rnark,.Sthyingwiththew.I3.C.'stitleholdcrs, 16O-poundchamp debut last season. Pitt's Carson letdown.' Lo ng. Phone: Orlando $31.1uo belted home runs, leading played haack for the Semi. Rodrigo Valdez kept his be lt with a two ro un d K.O. over "TopBethune "If we lose, it's my fault be. noles in had five runners Sanford 323.4100 1954. Houston over San Francisco Cat" Jackn of Detroit...John Conteh's throat and stomach It Taiiipa, now 2.0, racked U cause I have all the talent I gain over 500 yards last season, the first game of their double. infection set ba ck his proposed W.B.C. Light heavyweight Title FIGHT INFLATION need," said Moore before his but the only touchdown the 456 yards rushing and got three header. Bobby bout with Jorge Ahumada from Sept 10 to Oct. 1. The winner Bonds belted his defending Southern Inter. Wildt'at.s could muster at South touchdown runs from quarter- lath homer ill b' present ed ts itli the World Boxing ('ount il's version of Bob and Bruce Milkr hit "i' Foster's crown,..Orlando promoter Pete Ashlock claims that all collegiate Athletic Conference Carolina Sta te was on a 21-Yard back Freddie Solomon. Full- a two-ru n double to pace San up to back Morris Irand added champions lost 12-8 to South pass from Victor Smith is well between his fighter Mike Quarry arid himself. Francisco's victory in the to Ber- three more tallies. The Spai'- second and more Carolina State. nard Coleman, South Carolina says "Quarry will be fighting for me soon in Houston. game. 11 tallies after tans now travel to San Diego On the brighter side, the Uni. scored both its 41 jy Sta te. versity of Florida opened its Bethune fumbles, . AMOCO SERVICE Mithigan State quar er back season with a 21-17 victory over Florida Coach Doug Dickey In other games this Saturday, Charley Baggett of Fayette- California as Coach Doug Dick- turned 17-92 & LAKE MARY BLVD. to sophomore quartersaw* 40 will open its season at Miami ville, NC., stayed in shape this ey found himself another quar. back Jimmy Fisher to bring the %14 LUGGAGE, PENS. Houston and Floridla A1 traysummer by operating an air FANS ad ART SUPPLIES cis to Alabama State. Bethunt for a Lan.imig, Mich., tuuner m lje is idle. construction firm. With Purchase Of 10 Gal. 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SCORPIO(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Don't make any drastic changes because you are feeling upset for some reason Realize that For it Is In the esents and discretion is the better part of yr . characters leading up to that SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Try to listen carefufly to climactic scene that the reader the problems of a friend dnd be of real assistance at this time. is going to get his biggest Obln the Information you need laughs, and there are a lot of CAPRICORN I Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Don't take any chances now . William lijortsberg pulls if you want to add to present prestige. A credit matter should IX1 out lithe t handled without delay Be wise In this novelI his fourth book - and by the AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) The afternoon is mor favorable time he has finished the reader to plan a trip than in the morning Don't be too eager to has been taken on as rousing a make a friend of a new acquaintance. PISCES i Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Study the best way to handle your tour of crazy land as he could financial obligations, Make allowances for ma te who is hope. in a bad Piil PON% ---_j . I - ~ ~ - __-_ J4 .-V_'N acLA proud a 44 Trumpet about tensions during daytime and 1111 will be righted by evening. - - __ — Door Pr 1225 W. 13th St.follif 1. - ~;TFFTIK"&_AFULN3M~~ 11I , .---. I 383 6566 - Melbowne I 24 2412 - 1~,.it.jf.1 * -- _________________ _____ *, ., SALE 0 FREE S10ESIDE PARKING LOTS s S RECORDS 4s's 11.15 Albums Mup .,Iu, UNITREX 12PPS eor i ~ t"Imull I" RUM S uvre Root, Constant. Add. IiI % Pay: Recall. Many sophisticstied features, GEORGE W DAnaDA tiLl Now- ,. I" M-1 to P CU'l - to 9.00 pm. packing and shipping. OPEN 1=1 Closed all day Sunday, Monday 8:15 orders, if available add $2.00 per a bull fighter waving 1111111111111111111 It" M-1 L L - ft - -------nII1I Cal PL11 M1 0 Shop Friday to 9 p m Saturday 8 15 6 00 p m Those pr'ces are for merchandise now on hand. Quantities limited subjoct to prior "I*. These prices ate net cash - f.o.b. our store but you may use BankAmericard or Charge 1F 'I TORO! TORO! MRO! By William 11jortsberg. Simon & -r. 160 Pages. $5.95. The dust Jacket gives it away. IC machine paper, Operates on • UI atteries (batteries hmvs UP to 150 hours STORE HOURS * ' V - - Printin ' 09 Calculator m m, t" rw P"rw. - I Bram Ingrument 6:30 (13) Tom Ewell w ' Anaw$rtoprey,ouspuuie The Band BOOK REVIEWS i -1 "" M1 fun " SANYO 2105 SANY01123 Mi I I IWI r4ine. DM " 1 = $7950 M -%'I " CL.- 'A ~11 " M-1 SALE I $9950, PI PO rw, I r-I SALE .~~ $9950 % . r- IWI .. - - . f - 000or SALE I" W. . ~ Prp ULI " rmr: MONDAY - : lelien in care of this ne%spaper. =W - " CLI Card - ' ;4;;~ * M no Sports - ____ - - - Itt-ItAun fu1nt.i Fa By JA SHARBU Television - action from cracked ribs, passed for one touchAlown and ran for another in Dallas' victo. ry over Atlanta. Bengals 33, BI7 Cleveland was leading 7.0 with 18 seconds left in the first hag when Kenny Anderson hit Isaac Curtis with a 49.J pa that set up Boobie Clark's oneyard run for the tying TD. - I. lnuructn The hidden nam listed below appear leud , backward. up, dow ,I or If i IA&11Y In the puzzlit. Find ach ~' hidden namt and bol" , I in at wn: ul'FHIuI - i- no OKI'FClI(,HrF' I I U R WN O\ ( MICHIGAN GREATSALT (111 AM PLA 'RIF lilt ST.(LAI TOMORROW:COMMON GARDEN PlEh-17S I 0 T rd - L Ii I i P d d "S K & ilflu uOOS, numbers 2 through 7, send 60 cents for each. m Key aections of the country (1)) Burke's Law 15 Sait"a) er B CARROLl MM R I I I U UT H A I RAN E 0 1 T 1 - P"" m m.It declared seven montus back Sh ow ____ ____ ticket for an election. 6:00 112,6,111,911 News Light (9) Newlywed Game (2,8) The Doctors • Prai rie political committee selects a ral Minnesota until 18 ____ _____ 1 period when the St eW new signal caller managed i- 5:15 (13) Women's News With Helen Peikln ' - -1 __-___ of meticulous preparation and show which debuts in January, of neighborhood- But it all ended strong reporting. It was fairly obvious that th in I&M-The clan Is weH ahead e happily. e NBC's "Utile Hous Deite its success and ac- network went about the task of Prairie" mob; that e on th Ja. Ja, disa vass as bad as it w got on cla im, Moyers does not intend picking its anchor te am the way . sounded and ja, ye a re vi TV f irst, but di dn't move to to return to the format, He a I6(kna) L - or Tomorrow News HOROSCOPE EM E R I If H MM K L E 0MG A I I S - pup to Steelers 30, Colts 0 -: (6) Andy Griffith (13) Wes leyan Gospel Singers (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space (6). . Guiding I I II I H W I A E E U I M K 0 S M A B • SALE SALE $3995 WP cm ' - wit: ,6 - '- SALE -- I"rX. ' o 0 - Francisco defenders, turning the ball over to the On the next play, Sammy twtl : prp —, I" an M . - swarmed under by five San . F 5:00 (2) News (24) Mister Rogers' - lOwithkzsthantwonesto I (35) Batan (44) Mod Squad __,, % MIster Rocers Neighborhood 1'30 (2 I) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make P U I) S U P 1 R E L ILEATCNA H - V Z_ -1, -_ - - ; , 9;-e., __s - T. vi public broadcasting field one of the drawbacks for lence fans for the gore and through New York's WNET. Moyers. smoke of Its shows, has 0L ' possessed of more oxen than "What matters is how you "My heart is In public TV's new it needed. He made a deal to craze for warm, f ee l about what you do on th e broadcasting," Moyers tufamffl Ihaverefen ve the Mormons a piece of a ir," he continued, declared. "I'm pleased with It, "The New I2nd" land in exchange for the aniC's All three of Moyers's Emmy and I will go back to it.-, mals. Then Johanson told a series. Awards re1ted from his effort He said he would make a to wn mee ting of Scandinavians The show is a bout a sturdy on "Bill Moyers Journal," a decision In about two months. Scandinavian clan which the Mormo ns would ha ve to weekly series of essays, in. When ABC-TV announced i ts no fjord In I ts future leave, as they were of the wrong terviews and political p!obin lineup for I ts new A.M. America settles on the Minnesota prairie heri ta ge and would nun the Impossible (24) (6,8) News 1C ! _1 ___X__-____, - I ThereAre wo Hartz after Moyers turned it ______________ , e evision Island) before be went into TV's down. Doing commerciats was once 5:00 (9) Mission Variety 12:55 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot LARG EST LAKES OF pa (44) Gomer Pyle (44) i pop am arc Truth FIND' Beaver 4:00 (2.8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show ( 24) Street (44) Gilligan s Island (13) Orlando City Council (35) Leave It To Beaver Restless (8) Jackpot Password (35) Big Valley (44) N ews 12:30 (2,8) Celebrity Sweepstakes I"nut 95 Year-which he shared with And Moyers reaffirms Harry Reasoner, ABC's allegiance to bl1c BroadEvening News anchorman, casting Service, addi ng that "Emmys represent a very whatever lie does In the fut ur e temporary fantasy in this in television will be on PBS. business," said the urbane He had been offered the spot former press secretary to on the "Today" show after Pr esident Johnson, and more Frank McGee died, an recently publisher of Newsday assignment which went to J Barnyard 11 30 (2. 8) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Life (9) Brady Bunch 11:55(6) News AFTERNOON 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And (4;) N (9) Boro 7:30 (44) Uniscope 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (9) Duty's Trail (44) New Zoo Revue ic ~ _,_ "I still feel the same about Top news and talk show per- selection of Miss Edwards. one th e strongly considered Bill Moyer tucked three doing a series,,, he said after sonalities in those areas were was Ralph Story, popular Los EmInyAWarthUnder thisar picking up his Emmy Awards, selected: Bill Beutel of (44) Leave It To (44) Phil Donahue 7:00 (2) Daily Devotional 00 8) Today OS) The Baron (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (35) My Partner The Ghost 900 (2, 8,13,44) Movie SALE , prp = 6:25 (2) I Dream of Jeannie 6:30(6) Summer Semester (8) Today in Florida (2) Daily Devotional ' __ "CM (9) $10,000 Pyramid (35) Movie (44) Green Acres 1100 (2,1) High Rollers (6) N You See It Almanac 8:00 (2) CNational Geographics (6) Gunsmoke (8, 13) Born Free (9) The Rookies (24) Special The Cwt . IWP 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10(2) Sunshine ommunity I ton and Sam Cunningham gained 88 and V respectively as the Patriots sprung their irise on the Super Bowl champs, The 34 pan ts were most allowed by Dolphins since 1971. New England ran up a 31-10 margin and then held off a late . tw?l __________ ready. J Plunkett picked the Dolphins art for ifl yards and running hacks Mack Her- Is TUESDAY Animals (9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Hey Jeannie (24) College In 0 Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 112,1111) Another World New Angeles morning personality. tions in "The awards don't change my York's successful "Eyewitness (6) Price Is Right New York, and then declared he rWnd.1' (9) General Hospital channel; Miss Edwards has been still hadn't found the right What Moyers aiso read in his Bob Kennedy, a big hit in featured on Story's 33 Mister Ed show. She fOrmulaforuingthe (44) Three Stooges awards is moringvincagoand got the call, Ralph didn't. 3:30 (2, 8) H To Survive It's a sange reaction from a public broadcasting service the West Coast , Stephanie Wonder how Ralph feels abnut A Marriage man who won so many awards (PBS). (PS aired shows won EwarLs, km lib now. (6) Match Game in television, and especially eight news and documentary (9) e Life To since one of the awards was awa this yeary far Its Live News Broadcaster of the best showing.) . I ;.~~_ woud not were clearly represent resume the show this season. York, Chicago and Im Angeles. The1e raidSei (35) M F " buy hem again at these prices. telWhile the def enses ruled o er games, Miami's didn't seem . S - (9) GfrI In My Life 10:30 : and the nr'ceson have been slashed to a fraction of previous e are c osing out un re S 0 mac ines mime ia e y a re uce pric prices. wppe1Detroit17.9,LAnge1es beat Denver - Felony Squad (33) Not For Womon News Only 7:00(2) To Tell The 11:00 (2,6,1) News (44) Leave It To Truth Irm 113S) Burke's Law Beaver (6) C oncentration II nut Nv.: GHer 1 9:30 (8) That Girl night Show ' DS) Florida Lifestyle S ' (9) Truth Or ut (6) Movie (44) PettI C&II Consequence (24) ABC Captioned MrsS Junction ABC's (13) local To C ollege ITUflme That (44) The Fugitive S S e IWP , (24) Mary Starr 11:45 (9) News (6) Joker's Wild Show 12:15 (9) Movie . 5) Romper Room (35. 44) Star Tr'k 1) (44) Father Knows 1:30 (2) J eopardy ImIt am Best What's My Line 10:30 (2,.1) Winning Streak (1) Wild World Of " nm (6) Gambit donesians are fighting the Europeans -and they are all fighting the Americans - W th Pu 0 I I" am whip Philadelphia, which manI" It= aged only one field goaL 7-3. Four other clubs scared 10 prp cr points or less. Cincinnati ripped Cleveland . . . 7News" , Washington mr. New York Giants 110. Chicaun • ___________ ., It" know what they are doing! The Japanese are I Bill Moyes At Home QN!GHT'ST V Wi ( ' -1. P"nLl It"orw MR It" = I "t so tua a t V nS "' luis managed only - t" - n e Lowest Prices in History. prPor. pop co touantawas wand . Monday, Sept. 16,1974--3B ____________________________ Evening Herald __________________ ___ - -- __ �-- -Ev:nug;erald Mond;y,Sepfl&J974 I OF To4AT DiTC9. I'At I (OF-_1 . I ) I L I NORTh 4 10V6 _ really shouldn't bid this against Mr. Jacoby.'" Jim: "I see that wi th both 16 2QJ8 11% I ___ ft WEST p . 0 ] Evenira Ks5 9762 IV 1085 I 2 ell // I 1 , ZE m-)Xlryi ~ 1 1 _____ I __________ 1~ 01ST 5 IRAT ___ OF "11 NoW, ._- / ' el I ______ )~ .. :"A ol - I I North-South uln&ra bi' & West North Ens South il -;5 ~),:', .,___ 1~ _- - - ," 41062 u..- 11 . . Pass .1 Jim "flow about some ar THE BORN LOSER \ I Iii I • I _____________________ V '4, : - L i I TOLD 14 E;z " I AIUY, PA55 aT 7WSe I YOU 4RE I I MY II j *3WS GER1Awy' • ____ • ' or WASHINGTON (AP) Pres cerns about Preserving for pos.. Nixon's heal th at th e time of the ference, th e topic of CIA inter- turns can be handled" wi th in pardon, warning of "a ident Ford says Richard N. sible cour tr oom possible use the tape pardon, and although he was vention In the affairs of other government, personal and national agedy" Nixon's acceptance could be construed asof a pardon recordings and presidential aware of published reports countries seemed certain to stir—The President has "several that migh t ste m from the an ad. documents deemed to be Nix- Nixon was ailing,'41 was more international controversy. mission of guilt, but Ford's un- on's property. people in mind" to replace re. former chief anxious to heal the nation." yielding defense of the clemen. Aaked about CIA action signing staff chief Alexander complete physical and mental _P f% Responding to a barrage of A number of congressional against the since-overthrown M. Haig Jr., who is bec in *41 ,3 Democrats said they were not Marxist government of Chile, military co 4r, an r of NATO, I Asked about his statement at second broadcast news confer. satisfied by - =_- ~= - _;Tffzv.T Ford also said Monday night ence, Ford declared, "I am ab. the pardon Ford's defense of Ford said the United States did and hopes to name a new prem his confirmation hearings as - act "to help and assist the pro- secretary to replace I F tpr. Vi'd' there were no secret reasons for 5olutely convinced ' 'J1IP7 I made "Tonight I th,ght th. •n u,uu new brat, who quit in protest can people would nofA#c t stand for might wi th Nixon. an honest, conscientious effort, Jerome Waldie, Calif., a and to presi'rve opposition p- rt'hitiveIyshortpertcf(j 1 ' Ford respon'id: -. And he disclosed he is moving to end the (Watergate) di%-i. liwm6_-r of the 11(juie Judiciary hUcal J)iirUe5." 4He went on: Ford said lie is getting health to altos concern among Wa sions and the turmoil in the Committe "I did riot say I wouldn,t. I e that recommended - * tergate prosecutors about safe- United States.,, "I think this in the best in reports on Nixon from day simply said that under the way Nixon's impeachment, "but terests of the iarding Nixon tapes as pote n. People of Chile, day, but A don't think I am at the question was phrased, the Ford maintained that the for- t he re was none." IF& im 4 1;1 . and cer ta inly in our best inter- li be rty to give any Informa on American people would o tIal evidence. ti b. mer president had been * ' _ Chairman Peter W. Rodino ests." from those reports I have re- Ject." He said White House aides "shamedanddisgraced"by5 Jr., N.J., of the judi ciary In any case, he said he was ceived." are nego tiating wi th Watergate resigna tion ' • • . : --i:$ The President acknowledged Committee sa id It would have "Informed reliably that CornSpeclal Precutor Ion Ja The New York Times, quoting that, 'the decision h a s created The Preaident also said he munist natIon ser'J 'atl, worski's staff to remove eon. had no i=ld~- I.-.sormatioll on lung tune rtend of Nixon and mor e an ta gonism th at I antici (ReliOt'd mo~T-z page 4A) •, more money than we do for the ~13 personal staff, pated" but added, "I din still been better had Ford "pursued same kind of purposes." And he repor ted in t oday's editions that convinced, d es pite the publlc ' the judicial process to show that said, "our governm ent had no Haig was responsible for reaction so far, that the dcci. all are trea ted equally under Involvement whatsoever" In persuading Ford to grant the sion I made was the right one." PRESIDENT GERALD FORD the law." the coup that toppled the Chile. But Sen. George D. Mkln, R. an regime. Vt., said Ford's explanation On other topics, Ford said: was "Pretty straightforward AffiI!1NOW -_1 - -- -- . -"The United States is not • I . .1 ,~'yz and will make an impression on going to have a depression. The 7 711v .1; atufpeoplewhocidn 'tag over.aIleconomyof the Unjted th the pardon." . ...'., ' States is strong. Employment is is strong and employment re. activity marked by mass in November of last year. And _jt Reviewing his decision sti ll high. We do have th e prob. ident Ford has assured Amen, mains high, he said, unemployment, defla tion, a de- the economy shows no hint of - - - F_ pardon the former President, lern of inflation," which he said cans the nation's econo my is , creasing use of resources and a deflation, a condition of falling I Ford went further than ever be. he hoped would be solved, "We do have the problems of not headed for a de pression, de. infl '.~,. ve related low level of investment. . I '- 1 fore in suggesting Nixon was prices. atn We do -Within the next few days, spite steep inflation and sag. J P~~ Uty of impeachable offenses presumably when he addresses ging industrial prod . uction. Nevertheless, the nation's top . ., if not criminal misconduct. He the United Nations General As. t_ ---I,-_ .. - . some answers pression years, there were 14 IW f-t-_v~z_ ~: ?' ~4i . j "t Lr -I.. ___Z-_~- - --,Z-/--_-( . -1 . I -'- --said the unanimous judielm y sembly in New York on Wed. _ I- - . __ He promised at his news con- that I hope will solve these mflhon Americans out of work, week that the goveMment's V 41.A*~ 1v& Y-- .-: -- -----t-.--, i-. Committee vote for impeach. nesday, he hopes to announce ference Monday night new problems," Ford said. -~~/-- -`Jtt-q-, about 25 per cent of the labor cuffent anti-inflat.lon policies of .'_ ment was,'very persuasive evi- "a very major decision" in. 1= force. 1,-.__ -- -~ -r =f --_! --' ` ~ , measures "to make sure that "We are going to work to ., tight credit and restrained fed-4 dence" and at another point de. volving humanitarian food aid tl ~ our economy improves in the make sure that our economy By contrast. there were 4.9 eral spending coulif plunge the -Z-i;~ - 1, clared, in response to a ques- to other countr!es. - -~ :. I;d_ miWon months ahead," but he k Mt?5a.1__&QV_;1__ - did not improves in the months Affwr'icans unable to country into a deep recession. . --, tion, "the acceptance of a par. ~;r -% -"A person's income tax re- outline them. r W. find jobs last month, representahead," he added. don,I think can be construed by turn is a very precious thing to But administration economic Statistics support the view ing 5.4 per cent of the labor many, It not as an ad. thhL individual and, therefore, I advisers have maintained these "Let me say very strongly that the United States is n force. mIssn of Wit " policies are necessary to con. am about to issue an executive that the United States la notg go- w re ne he ar a depression now. S " While industrial production la If the ol inflation over the longun, estion dom.i. order that makes it even more Ing to have a depression," Ford - __!~ ,-V__-__ T Economists regard a depres- off this year, it still is only 1.8 even if they produce short-term , nated the 30-minute news con- restrictive as to how th ose asse rted The over-all economy sIonasaperIodoflowenoj per cent below the peak output difficul ties T r __ _______ -•- 000tit! a _$> 6On4 T4146. I T g5w S $... -7,0,W i RITI XA i rot* NTS -vi ABOUT M 11, ,III UR ' K I it 11. . _4 A -- . STUaNTS 0 (Aa I Chic Young ,4713 L2 11~CLEAST~KWCANOOIS' USOJ WWLE WES EAG,/.__'J _____ LONDiE ___ , -I - .. t~~ I GERMM STu DbE S R 0 - JW?,, , % r . - q " - ____ ~ I "I ~ ; - [~ 11( woz 1 fPLE1NIN' M' \ ow rr) J HOn P I i I HAPPNLPIP ____ 1 1 ~~7 I THE GREA1 WUE HOPE ' j .j, - 11 J _____ - , i . I ( '1 f ', A. ___ ' 9 M CI'1____ 11 to _____ oo -, __ z ,4 - ~ -17 i __. e oo era ion .., - 'i,.',,, . 19 4 '' ' ____________ k , ~;_Z!,.____ ;,-' : -Z(i ' ILI1 MN I - - I _______ - , L by T K Ryan FNT OFF 0 _____ : I ~ /fl I i, I, ~ ~ __ ~_ . ~ TUMBLEWEED ft _ off/ ~ L ,% TSA 1UMMYAKE, VOCK *4 , _____ ( CAV )U/ ` cy ca4W, * I - -. - - 4 i Nation / _,_ 7W at- v. nem w • / - i Lcom E MS TME TO GO TO WORK ! ea - ! 1. . _______ Ayf7W )v cu AM M "Ilf W A&W af5W&%ff-5,W MOVE OUR CLASSROOMS TO f-* I DAGW0OO,up L ~ I v IJ-1 I by Garry Twdeau 1 I o '. ( ." i. 1 N I I ' AT OVER- - ...I DECIDED TO INVITE v~V , To CROwDED GjRtAV COL.LEGES HELP FILL. X'L/771E COLLEe? % , 'I TO .1.; CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ; 7 ~ -A DOONESBURy AWAY I Ce I 'T HIM OUT! z - beco!I1C - noice . - j fact I would L*-- inclined to refer South, hold to them as the Uttle Old 4 '843 VA 2 •Q 4 4K Q 87 YOUNG Ladies." Whaldoynudonow? Jim : "They a ll used to be A — Hid three hearts. Your underdders Today, they are partner is showing signs of life un predic ta ble Point count la and ou cur bid this a as a possible grand slam start. Oswald: "They su got to me ThLMY'S QUF1'JN in a recent duplica te game. I partner COfltIflut' to Ihtte sat East. North's six notnimp fbtntp. What do you d bid followed the remark, '1 Answer Tomorrow' KINI "V6 Ill r I & '. I 0 I V I - - uon 4 tLt I The bidding has n 16 e or 14 Pam 26 1, Oswald: "I can tell tWng about them. They have by Art Setwwn 1 I IL 11 me and my unfortunate part. I t L ' n.tf± _.. I a If II[ Ill I I .' - _______ rump,ecausejust never bid four-card spade suits. However, her moaning and groaning didn't keep her from taking both finesses and A 1,7 rT / - - T %I I'LL GO I t [i WIF I apologizing profusely to her rA Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents ________________________________________ i—I- TKE RAMP'S IN ly C7 , - 111111,11 7 67th Year, No. 286—Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1974 / s diamond king in limbo, the s1 made easlly. wald:"It made all right, wouldn't So EAST 474 J I A-i / '7 W J ____ I 41 0 JAMES JAIOIVt W -AI L.::i\ L,._.. . T r , Lae* " - _ I WIN AT BRIDGE ~ 11 I Q 1 I I 1. - by Dick Tur AL CARNIVAL MADE MY DAY - -___________________ ' B CHRIS NEON Herald Staff W ri ter Th e commlson said closer Drummond, who is leasing to adequately plan for the three full days. Laver apolog'ztd to u cooperation between the county the board after five years coming year -, '' 1 county for any unplications that " and all other government serv ice In November, worked 4P I By con trast, se ven mo torists the school board s . Drummond Moving to meet a public agencies will be among the up some of his old rhetorical Sept 12 were nabbed in one day by If SPECIAL DELIVERY TO EASTER ISLES Outcry at last week's school topics studied this year by a steam in criticizing the school school board for Past and I;! the coming year was meant to Eastbrook Elementary School, board meeting, Seminole cOrtsUltant hired to avoid such board for failing to anticioae present failures to coordinale ,-4.,.,-. .,. ..-.-I--,. - -- . Ikifl! Ilk. P1 f uny Commissioners today proolema in mecommgyea. its needs in time for the county 0 unique mail box holder spotted I a front yard near Samsu NOR road and safety needs In tim e the county on a rotating basis put a Palm Sprinp Road school SR 41, glowers a warning to tardy mailmen: deliver the mail "It's not that we aren't traffic light at the to of its which will not be announced in 1) ', q late and I'll bit your arm oil! I Herald Photo by John Spolski I sol v I n g pro b 1 em priority list, and pledged closer the news media to 'warn" But any possibility of cooperatively," Layer said. motorists. coordination between the -.-- fireworks evaporated when "It's mainly an emotional issue count and the school board School Supt. W L "Bud" Layer on the part of parents who are A plea to straigh ten out stood and admitted the school concerned i rr egular speed limits from 25 ~, board may have overreacted to I Greg Drummond pointed out at mfles per hour to 45 miles per parents pressure after an length, the commission moved At a school board meeting the hour on Palm Springs em otional meeting last week. night before sending the letter, met with pro mise Road was . L well prior to a Sept. 12 school ' to get the ,board letter to bufld sidewaW "Or 1 , - . II the possibi1ity of busing all light installed as soon as . i ov" I-Ayer, pouring oU on the Audents at a cost i Ir , . ' I on PaIm Springs Road at a cost .-.--. - of $2 million possible-perhaps I1 by . *-IwI . % % . of$10,600. troubled waters, also conceded annually was raised--even December-and to post signs in .0 1. ~_ , other commissioner's con- though a specific request to the meantime. By SEAN CODE QO3O. More than half of The board also agreed to d Knollwood are bus students at Altamonte and udget is earmarked for RolingIUsan ' East kEl: I k Mar cit council has salaries and ehicles main encourgage a ro ing rad County engineer Bill Bush, far safer many areas was ... rejected patrol by Sheriff John Polk's apprO%eu its ii-i iuget, tenance, with 19,698 to be spent who said he would it. to get T i -4 - - the county whose parents have totall.ing $167,331. There will be on new construction and street depament near all county ç I raised less fuss On the "roving radar patrol' to $l8, . The road budget is down schools on a rotating basis, . ree itraffic light win 3UCC3 ting 0 . . . The board and I.Ayer agreed Sheriff Polk said such a patrol three weeks, said that while the the U2 3 budgeted last no Cfl n pe crossing guard, flasher-Ught that among the crucial safety I , $20,000 Increase in what is only year. tune delay might seem cx. i areas needing action this year school year opened, and that cessive, the state usually takes .op, , d fiscal Adrrdnistradon, with $39,110 --~ are a lack of sidewalks leading despite complaints, the Palm up to two years to deliver UghLs .011' rmula. ranked second this year, up S. 17-92 by Sanford Nliddle fOgh the city council from $24,0 spent last year School GREG DRUMMOND WILLIAM YER School produced only one arrest in %oled anticipates a drop In the real Salaries, fees, council expen's estate tax revenue enue of $3,000, it is and contingencies account for funding city functions through $30,200 The police department combined federal and state revenue sharing of $45,1&5, received the third highest SCOPA $18,000 from cigarette tax, allocation, M,711, of which $18,950 in assorted building $26,000 goes to salaries, and • permits and $10' 000 in fines ve hi cle maintenance. This is ' lastwhen the LONGWOOu — D.t. department received $44,748. receipts. tatiofl in dune to (Slick) Helms has resigned i The fire department received unexpired term of the late The biggest expense the city . E.E. Williamson. cts is the road department $35,480, down from $36,741 In the T w o-th ir d s of which received a total of 1774 budget Helms was first elected the f ire appropriation Is earBy BOB LthYD 'I was spending seven to tease revenue will amortize the However , to SCOPA members city council in i PARTLY CLOUDY loand marked for equipment and City Editor 10 hours daily outside the bank loan. t~, \, ,~ ~ instructed port administrator seed under se f I- , ven di!. maintenance and salaries. 7", - city on my job and that -Take court action, If Jim Ryan and attorney William .I , Ine building and zoning V The Seminole County Port necessary, to recover the wasn't good," Helms said I . " ii ' ' HIYA. kH, E0044EAD, HE NO I see? LE Gel 7 ,a o0oo EThL by Al Varrneer ft ' " " COME zi 16 1 '1 ' . 1 i IV~ - A. - I~ 7 I ! . I t::) -W,j0 ___ zl- ",_~ :~~ S7 , . - I -.~ _.~ -N-k -Ail I % 11 :1 1 . .J - . I 11 : 9.16 by Dsck Covellj -- I 4M UNQ GO O I I GUE Y A PET - NE GGT 66VT IN - MY SOMMY TEACH ER SA MEN ARE I, UP THIS \ s. I I ( ; - i./ k7 I 1 . I i, -~ "IN ~:I[ i: ', t . I Budget Approved Taxes Unchanged I . L ^ 9. if. ____________ y Bob Montana MLK- 0H..-LEAVE N 1 ONE ORAN&E JUICE AND A ER WHAT'S ONE JNED HE THE CLUB MEANQ THAT'S M CtOGy :~ - i ____ — 7 1 C ____ I ' ' T s. ____ "- ' - J • 0 ________ GA F..OWIsJ6 UP A LEAP 0J FERN- ALl -PEVOJ CAL EASY 9045 5PQTTEP Thu ON GIRL" / f CAPTADJ EA 5Y AiJP W4H \ L.. vu, DARL I WMT WNING AWAY ., 'vtU JUr FELT' A 'Y 'c'. IMPUi- 'It) PCTC I : LN, WERE 7ftIG5 LEK & MEEK - by Howi e "bhIu•r Schnei der 14~ . I I __I 4 I L_ ___ ~__- ~ J , 1. - - - . - ~ 4 "I 1, - -= - ___ by Frank Hill I rM AFRAID 6 Ivor,G I R!F./ " :9 i 10 J ~ ~ A4AN I S 6-1-R)O. V -- A -1-46-OWNi'll V I _~ - ...- 1. . . ... . 4 - . ) I .I . - i ON F . 1I z r a I & - I 0 k I of business had kept him from attending three recent council mcetings. __ __ - ..-.,.-, f I ~ Helms' seat remain vacant until after the December munIcipal elections. He noted today that he has wanted to resign for the past two months, but timed the resignation to be certain that the city would not have to call another special that a special election be held if more than 90 daIvs eid3t in .^ vacated term. The charter does not *Re city held a special whcther he will continu'e law suit against colleagues June Lormann and Don Schreiner which challenges iegafttyo council mieeting held at the Williamson home last April. "I wasn't charging anyone with anything and I did not necessarily cl;VO. W the council majority ac. tions at the ineeting, I just %anted a court decision on whether the majority had the right to hold a special hoine." Helms said today. -- — w . --- 14AVE 7~01R H4goq D,T.r . — ______ AM/E GONE OUTT) SrRINE.1 —,. % -- -- M - -_ -- --- - re besides administration which $45,000 in defaults on a defunct under an agreement they ha%-e establishmen oft he i "I ... t 0 , CSSI Increased over last year. The industrial tenant's $340,000 with SCOPA. t o Weather DeW!s Page 3A operations if the principals partment will receive $13,000, bank loan to insure SCOPA come up with the money. up 973-74. ave to off ente fr:in U housing units, built the rn udgeted Im amount. Ryan sai d acesa ' Port ° salar ies $io,, and vehicle After notice from Citizen's p5,000 availa ble fmm a capital I maintenance, 45M. . National Bank of Orlando 0 improvement fund designated Around The Clock ......... 4A Thewaterbudget was a1w cut Monday that a loan tMt funded Interstate Four more than " for completion of the second year ago and constructed 16 ons ri phase of a ftee-million-gallon ,- 14%. Calendar .... ........... 3A to $4 000 for the coming fiscal feet In bufldings for Concr te modular units before the central Florida motel market Ile said use of the money e may collapsed for them. ). 10 Crossword Puzzle ... ...... &A curried as "professional fees." Is In default the SCOPA boud mean postponement of in. Dear Abby r ............... 7A Although the city's six agreed to: Dr.Crane .. . ....... _ 5A categories of expenditures -Pay the $45,000 - mo5 tly capital for the venture have two large tanks now on the Dr. Lamb ............ - ., 1A shows no Indication of where interest due on the tax-free loan bogged down at the federal Sanford lakefront wiff still be Horoscope ................111A the aflit.lonal $20,039 will be that SCOPA had endorsed. level, Officials say, and ap.. floated to the port location as Hospital .. .................1A spent, the difference is found in -Terminate CSSI's lease and Parently won't be fruitful in soon as the St. Johns-Uke see ustria) time to forestall the bank's Monroe water level recedes to Television ................11A utilized last year. terant for the buildings so new foreclosure. allow clearance under bridges. ~ i.- , inuex -Etq A SIRE. 1W R)afM * I.idE !: 'il ___-_f=~_____________ -__________________ - - __ -- - - . - - — -------------------------------------- =— . .'- - ~ -t-~- ~,~- ~ - . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/32042eed7bf3cfb5e5271f2b04aae38c.pdf 81a1fd34ab74dc8eddeddea3d11fe475 PDF Text Text E Fawn rim _______ - • - I - - 1& I 03RT EGG )r H AVE 1HENTo L HAVE E' I'LL COW RX ES 14E f400 EG& L HE WON ROLL AND GIVE )10N AND :I'LL TRY) M T'-IE WON ThE CHOW MEIN. MEIN, 'THE SWEEI AND SOUR RIGS ANP TH E CHOP cUEX ROLL I AND FR ED - iON F OLDE -r 1E 4 - ' aiik -_ .. -- ___________________________ - 67th Year., No. 95—Monday, Dec. 9, 1974 Hill FRIED RICE AND -- • - Sanford, Flori da 32771—Price 10 Cents I' LL1J SWEET AN SOUR. __ ____ • __ Bush ByBOBhJOYD CItyF.dltor _____ AND rP assPO e ieves ve ssi bie -- I : 'Right now , the crossing problem has been ecli psed by the (.teenBridge, Analysis 'saidBush."Butl'll gwiranteeyouthatwhenfie wreck victims in an ambulance on the way the hospi ta l have to Seminole County has an increasingly serious highway wait for a train and people die. it'll be 1een Brie all over problem that could be solved, but apparent apathy on the part thumbs through a file folder full of letters, citizen complaints and again. with a great hue and cry." elected officiati may mean there will never be a solution — onlya notes on telephoned complaints The Osteco Bridge On SRl5 east of Sanford, over 50-years. growing problem Bush has prepared packages of information on the crossing old and too narrow for to trucks to pass, was the scene earlier The problem is the railroad crossing on SR-46 at the Sanford problem, showing how when long, slow freight trains use it, this year f live deaths when a truck struck a van on the wooden west city limits It has flashing warning lights and crossing gates there's sometimes no alternate route between Sanford and guard railed span and the van plunged Into the St Johns River. and isn't termed a hazardous location by staff officials. But it Is a residential areas west of the tracks and the interstate highway. After public outcry, the state Installed emergency steel festering point of public inconvenience, an obstruction to Bush says sometimes the long, slow trains block up to four guardrails and stepped up brie replacement plans Th e new rt sponce ii) law enfor t ment u nits , fire truck, oth( r crossings nsf r couth West 2th Si Ct fl 5 million tiroli' i (U d to go to in Aprd, iUi con ambulances and other velales, plus a hinderance to flexibility During a brief flurry of county commission interest in May struction to start within six eeded by Seaboard Coast Line Railroad in a ssembling long lines 1973 of railroad crossing blockages, a survey showed during a 12"Th is (f ed eral funds) is th e on ly way, I'm sorry to say, that I of freight trains hour period in one day the SR-46 crossing gates were don one think an overpass will ever be built on.46t& said. heur and 25 minutes. The crossing is unique, says County Engineer William Bush Jr., I think federal programs are there for those who scream the County commissioners discussed passing a ordinance with because the four-lone, divided highway crossing is between the loudest and work the hardest. Semirinle may never have enough maximum times crossings could be blocked. But as Bush put it, SCL's freight yards on the north and the depot, car shops and second ary 5thterdfuflthor the Fifth DIstrjct DOT enough fuflth "They let the railroad folks sweet talk them out of it." Auto-Train terminal on the south. to acquire even the right-of-way needed for an overpass," Bush "Frankly, the south end county commissioners don't care The answer to the problem that is being compounded by insaid. what happens up here I in north Seminole)." Bush said. Ile notes tTease3 in both highway and rail traffic is a highway ovepass, Bush believes the overpass project could become a federal ommission three times in the last year abo Bush believes The State Department of Transportation and the demonstration project, but says the effort will need esery bit of the SR4G crossing, but they ve county haven't the money for an overpass and haven't given a support, both looal and state, it can muster. shoulders" •hint of building one in future plans. But last June, Bush proposed "I think it can be documented in such a way those in 1963 the ear 1-4 opened from SR-46toOrlando the traffic what he feels is a sensible, feasible approach Get the58.46 ureaucratsouldbu it. butnobody'strytng," Bush said count at the crossin g was 5,360 vehicles a day. The 1973 crossing designated a "special demonstration crossing" on the ual traffic count shows a jump to 8,905 vehicles aday. Besides support on the state and congress!onal level, the federal aid highway system eligible for special federal funding. The 1973 Feder al -Aid Highway Act provided special aid for overpass project must hare solid backing from the sheriff, police, The response to Bush's answer has been disappoinbrg to hun demonstration projects at 12 specific rail crossings across the fire, ambulance huspiLil, city and county offiats, to be efMostly bureaucratic answers from the state and federal levels country. A total of 190 million was allocated for the three-year fective. from officials, he 53y5. program. Florida didn't have a project in the program. So far. Bill Bush doesn't seem o have gained their attention. Support of the idea from local elected officials has been "But there's nothing to stop congress from passing a new act, But the citizen complaints keep rollng in about traffic delays at disappointing, too. No support. No resolutions from Sanford City Bush believes, and the Sanford crossing could be Included and the the SR-46 crossing. Commission or the Seminole County Commission or the Greater overpass could be built within five years — A circuit court judge recently complained to county cornwithout disturbing MSanford Chamber of Commerce, Bush says. state and county road funds — Instead of waiting 15 to 20 years to missloisers about the crossi ng and the most attention the corn' Meanwhile, the rail and highway traffic Is Increasing, try to fight it to the top of the district road budget and get it funplaint seemd to get was a comment by a commissioner that "Nobody's sincerely tried to do anything," Bush says as he ded. "maybe the judge should start to work five minutes earlier." ' . . - . . _ t SUGGEST V I u WHAT IS IT 90 p --- j ' ,t'6f,j$ - 1Cf.' I - - emer gency __________ I - I •. -J - I CAFE - I r. z or ,, ' 4 . e L:0OK ALIVE! HERE. COMES NEOL.NOSE, HE 15 OLK TN' FLOORWALKER' PRESENT SANTA5 NEMESIS! 14ELPEF-b AIr SWIAW6 CAI by Stoffel ALL RIGHT, NO MAXTSIZ, EVER— YOU TWO, ' WHAT HE I ATTENTION! ) SAYS WE I • c' ,4 , ,__________ ]BUGS 3BU314lqY — _' V_ GcyrrA VISION OF YEAH, 100 WEAR MY AN' YA CLOTHES , - LOOK k GOOD,, SARTORIAL SPLEN00901 0WARTMENT, WANT RESULTS :1 REALIZE WE MUST CHRISTMAS SALES IN THE TOY / 15 I MAY I SAY, 6IRE. S YOU ARE A TO STIMULATE =da3ix:L e3i YOU WERE HIRED J U nfai r 10% RE— HOWEVEK) - 0\ ' 1J1 This FRAGILE MAKRINC7 114E PERFECflON OF YOUR I ' UPON US.' , ITV __ ____ __ ,v1f 9 _____ I" I 974bW ar OF HERr= FIRED A'i FATE. _- ____ __ \ (T--'-''. . ; i r ___ / ____ I — - Depu ty and the youth he has Specific information about officer cannot t,e suspended een.ccusedolbeating,wffi the eoniplaintw'Jl be made trornthe force un the board both be given polygraph tests public, Polk said, if when makes a decision. Until then, he Dec. 16 as part of the continuing the board convenes.and Also as can onlybe "reassigned" from investigation into the alleged part of the investigation, sworn active duty based on the incident, Sheriff John Polk said statements are being taken discretion of the Sheriff. __ ______ - • ___ __________ 1 __ i- : - ----s City JudgesFavor Court Elimination -- , The Florida McIpal Judg es Association has aeed to sponsor a campaign to -save" city courts in the state . The courts are to be eliminated under Article V of the state constitution in January, 1977. But, the campaign will receive no support from Seminole County's municipal judges, Gene R. Stephenson of Ingwd and Al tamonte rings, and Newman Brock of Winter Springs. Stephew- n, a murucipal judge for the pa.st 10 years, today gave the move "only a fair chance" of success. The only fault he could find with the scheduled phasing o'4 of municipal courts is the tune factor, calling it a "little premature." The problem most often cited by those opposing the çiaslng out, Stephenson noted, Is that fewer county judges are available to handle the increased workloa 'd thanarecurrentlyatworkinthec)(Ies. But that problem could be solved. simply by naming more county judges, he .• - wR3K & c by Howie Se n ei e r __________________________________ _______ Th - I .STRAIGMT R.DR LOSER' rb(.) LOOK I ) (S..ZCESSF(JL STICk.. AkJC) SW'. !MA(2 ec wo - fk ~ i hA •.ç: _i. 1041 a-, P Am Li Z I \V" 4 Probably the worst problem that win be seen after the phase-out is that the judges may not be familiar with the problems city residents may have. Stephenson said. "Experienee has shown Uut Article V — in other areas ofjuthcialreform_ls working well 'headdtd Bwk said Way theRSSOCiatiOn'3 position came as no great surprise to him, that in fact he had been expecting It. 'But their position has not caused rue to change my initial position ' 6 W I -- • nr lift A~ 011* oft Y 4, / - j --I - 0 - I 0 ' - -, • = ' - - It - - ----- -a_ - - - - -- — - - -. - a ---- -=_.-_. --- -- ------ - _=u___. -. - ____ - - — ------- --- - = ___-:_ - A' '. ... ' I .... •- . - - ? ' - •;;- r-: - - t- 1~ wk('or In A.ivk_~ t which Mt. Dorn dentist killed -- -- -=-- - - - -u_j - - -- - _.= -=--- ---.. - - - - - - -_ -------------- -___--_.-- - - - - , ,.. --- --- _4 -- - - -- - - -- .-.-- - _. _--------- - . ._ - _ ----- •.• , 0-u- Sheriff's Department Capt. L He said Iongwood is being swipicious happening," he sa It. Rice emphasized the word plagued with other sorts of Altamonte S prings Pollce Yet ashe noted that the usnal crime, including to armed Chief Justus Last , sayin3 that pr.ftce Is for solicitors to robberies in recent weeks, one no phoney Christmas check in with Sheriff's Capt. J during daytime Another recent solicitation sdiemes have come the robber)* at to s departmei yet, advised Q (Slim) Cia1Ioay before case was beginning drives. ; %e have knif e- point of a high school those from whofllcontr1bjLjQn5 a situation in this city where )uth It is going to get worse are being requested to check anyone going door to door must before it gets better" he out credentials throughly register with us" Longwood Pr 'A legitimate operator isnot Police Chief Tom liennigan liennigan said citizens can be offended by questions," he said. adding that no very helpful to police by noted. "I'. is far bettet to ask registration fee is required. reporting any sit ua tion that q'ustions than be ripped off." at- ... - — - ----_ =-_;=.. __ ---- 12B 12B AA 12H 5A SA lBH 1111 7A released at Florida Hospital North, Altamonte Springs, a hospital spokesman I said. year-old wife, Ellen, was taken to Florida Hospital North and then trans'erred to Waterman Msznoal hospi ta l In Eustis where she was reported still a coma Sunday night Florida Highway Patrol WEATHE R oor PM Dixon reported High Sunday 71, low Sunday Edmd C H ill, 56, P.O. Box nlght4l Mostlyfalrandcoolcr 932,Oviedo,waskilledonSR-4' through Tuesday. LOW t0019111 at Geneva early SuMay when near 0. Weath two trucks ov page $A. was pinned in the ekage. - - .. .......... ' While sWpliffing tontinues to "We do like to know that anyone "does not look right." "'Call us, rise in Seminole County as soliciUng is legitimate," he t t is what we are fitere for." Misum nears, the phony said. Ile asked city residents to he said. "We would rather charity rip-offs that usually be observant and check in with check out sorneone's suspicion flourish during the holiday the department about and determine it is unfoun(W season have not occurred yet. questionable solicitors.; than not be notified of the coming car. ammW Ik. Crane Dr. lAunb Editorial Horoscope Hospital Obituaries Spurts Tele vision Women s 41 ontinued on Page vir Police Warn Of Schemes - I i( Index 0 - eDutv bozd, 1:1e Actuad from wmduah Who may have 11PPAds Ow, And dw two Alp had contM with the alleged pointees muUu* decide an a incident, Polk said. Last week, Melvin Fisher cornpwned W Polk Cut it sheriff's de uly mistakenly arrested his 18-year-old son, The exchange took place Mitchell, for disorderly conduct after Sirica upheld aproset'os.3O. cution objection to the inAccording to Fisher, the trouct1onof an afflda it from I .. . de pu t youth to El Krogh Jr. relating serted area near Sanford acti vi ties of Plumbers -. abort and beat him, injuring and particularly the break-in at his eye, jaw and back. the office of flwilel Ellsberg's Mitchell was treated p4 psychiatrist. released at Seminole Hospital £ Frates had azgued that in Sanford early the next affi da vit was essen tial to countmorning, but hospital would 01 er a Prosecution contention that not disclose the nature of Officer John Foster, Lt. Ralph flussell, Trooper Tobert Lovering, (1,41), exandlit' Ciir that hit VOL101 an EhrhChMan motive for par. youth's injuries. Ucipating in the cover -u p was to Fisher said his son was prevent disclosure of the arrested by a deputy in u area Phimber3' activilles. of 13th Street in Sanford after a group of boys yelled at a In an ear lier trial, Ehrllch • passing trol car All the boys man was convicted of fled except the Fisher youth In V V r who said he was not involved in Fielding, Ellsberg's t he incident. Two men were killed and a Sheriff's deputies said HID power -saws to free the dr ver, 10 psychiatrisL W civil rights. Polk said that he wab uuv was driving a westbound truck who was pinned in the truck in bound ear at 310 '.'vcst Chief prosecutor James F. child critically injured Third St. prohibited from discussing Neal had protested that Frates separate traffic accidents in the with a second truck in tow and an upside down position. Hill and was struck by the vehicle. details of the incident unW the could not usc K.rogh's memo- County Sunday, dceordlng to apparently fell asleep and the died at the scene Driver of the car was listed by investigation was concluded reports by state troopers and vehicles veered off the north randurn as evidence of what Seven-year-old Ronald Dale police as Roy Rogers w West TWrd St., Sanford. under the new "Police Officers police. side of the highway. Sims, 317 West Third St., 1702 was in Ehrhchman's mind. BID of ffights" which beewne Robert Keruuck Vasen, 56In contrast to the defense The truck overturned and Sanford wes listed in fair Foster said no charges were effective Oct. 1 1974 cases presented by other &e- year-old Mt. Dorn dentist, died skidded around in the road condition today at Florida made, pending further inIf the investigation finds fcndants, Frates has called a after his sedan was struck when Hill appar'ntly tried to Ho5pItal North after being sestigation sufficient grounds to support broadside by an auto driven by get them back onto the road- struck by car about 6:15 p.m. number of witnesses. A hospi tal spokesman said the complaint, a three-man Paul Porter, 19, of *0 way. Sunday near his home, young Stuis suffered frsctres is ard appointedtojuuge the Lo ngwood Circle North, Deputy Donald Dreggors said Sanford police patrolman of the right arm and leg, pelvis officer's innocence or guilt. Longwood, on U.S. 17-92 it rescue crews used portable John W. Foster said the bo rx The Sheriff appoints a man to South Street in Fern Park, trooper Robert Lovering said. Lovering said the Porter _•,j.,._ vehicle was northbound on U.S. ___J_ 17-K vhen the Vasen auto Bridge 1411 cross"d the four Lane di'ded Calendar 7`4 12 1), .-,--. 1 es s e By A. BEUEVTUZ Her&W Staff Writer -A -ImAW "I say that Mr. Ehrhchman is riot getting a fair trial If that is the situation," said William S. Frates. Ehrllchman's attorney A don't agree with you," re. sponded U.S. District Judge JohnJ.Sirlca. -, ___ n ______ ____ *Nobody's Sincerely Tried To Do Anything' or an D. EhrUchman's lawyer protested today that his cHent Is being denied a fair trial by rulirigs pr 'ig in torn vtroducjnie Watergate co er-up trial evidence relating to the White House Plumbers. 7 REER HAS SEALED OUR Jr., - Charged WHAT ARE YOU IDOING, YOU 100T County Engineer William Bush ru Trial ______ OF COURSE! . - RATHER WELL. NV 41 ... si- I L_ F 9- . ------------------ - -- -- - -- . -. ' - Ti �_ - ___ _______ _____ ____ - ____4-_____ , __ .. * 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I - 7:-- -. . [Wi I . --- - I -- -- I4U'I E vening Hera ld, Sanford,Fl, -,qWiW_.ff__ D mnrr wii ritc -- - C __ -*-. _ _ v VAA *04 I V * I&*I" ifirt%le, rn n I I I I on i..oai Miners Back On J b After Strike End MOST i F . . . Some, mostly In Indiana and Illinois, said they would remain off the job until the UMW's construction workers had signed a contract with the Association of Bituminous - . ,71,- __,- M_ _ '- ' there. , ,__ - 4# - q . "I C p3l4 -" . ~ : Iff 4fta..I - I ". f _ -4441110 ___ -i - , __ __ §9 . - ____ ~ino - . a " ~- — - . - . : / J . ... .' "f - .;_ . I. f .. ... .,.. - , -.-• : -;l . .. . . - . When the explosions rocked Miami's Latin Community early Sunday . FBI agen ts, police patrol cars, a bomb squad and homicide invt'tiga tors rushed through streets .. j•: . '1!., .. . - . Hefner's encla v es. - I - to blast loca ti ons. The only da mage th ey found was a portable toilet at a construction site th at was ripped apart by an explosion and small holes in several streets. Police reported no injuries from th e blasts, caused by small, unknown explosive devices, . . . .. iv' - — . - ' - *. - . 1 . Communities To Aid . -. .. FOR SALE: Leukemia ONE RAILROAD - .-.-' War Toys Return state parties to recruit convention d?1egate3 from the ranks of LONGWOOD City council sisters have been going to and ________ women, minorities, ethnic grou ps, the young and the elderly. will join the Ocoee city from Houston for the past three government at a 7:30 pin, weeks to give Gary white-cell meeUng today in proclaiming transfusions mcessary W keep Dec. 16 am "Gitry StutsDay," him aliw. "when special events will be More than M hu been held toflnandally aid the young collected ao far in the camH I'll Lgwood man stricken with palgn, Ream said, and flatlon were i.t taken into at- projected in most state budgets m I 'ii$td Press Writer essage to all of t. This is a - traveling and lodging exramsex In Delaware. the Ccwirntw' eAso"I ts' h r,. i the Cwrent fiscal year win time for extrem. caution." eete to - Young StaatshIopesthbea Economic Advisory Council fra drawn raise taxes. up last spring. inflation and econoncic • have ii tendency to evaporate. Officials from some states meets monthly to review the to visit his home at ,, $7,000 to $10,000. A fund Is bet up 1ep reflected In the a verage In California, legislative ftore ,the Commerce e- And drawing up the 1975-76 said Increased taxes or changed staWs financial outlook. Mem- analyst Ave., in I& city, around at COMBIRnk Longwood. A. Alan Post said: "We comumer's grocery bilk also partment reported Sunday that budgets in coining months will tax structures may be bers say they are worried but may havv Christmas and the money Samuel Mann, a licensed affect state governments. But to have some tax In. the growth of state tax revenues force many states to choose be- necessary to meet Inflation-re- have not yet figure would be a "nice Qwistmas hypnotis d out creases In the future because t in the Ocoee area, most state officials surveyed by for 1974 didn't keep up with tween raising taxes or cutting lated problems. jj Ream, held a lecture Sunday with all The Associated Press believe adjustments nue projection our costs are going to , services. president of the Longwood COflt1Oft1 Most states rely heavily on reflect the worsening state of more rapidly than our go up ces. ax income or going to the fund, state governments won't really reveIn addition, Ream said Rev "We are looking at a rather sales taxes for revenue. Some the economy. Chamber of Commerce flues." begin to feel the sq ueeze for a all 50 states totaled $74.1 billion tigh , William Marr Ocoee, pastor year or more in 1974 compared to $66.1 billion this t budget stuaUon the rest of combine sales and personal InIn Ocoee, where Some states will be looking year and all of next year," come taxes, Only a few, such as of Starke Lake In New York state, Gov.-elect for places to trim Baptist Church, the U '' previous year. This aa 1arn41y res des, programs was a said Florida Budget Director De laware, have no sales taxes Hugh L Carey has called for a Since state budgets are pee- rise of only 6.9 per cent corn- Wallace Henderson. proclamation was Issued a will lead a drive in ra ther th an raise taxes, with di*, —' pared on a fiscal year basis, pared to a 10.9 per cent j5 and rely primarily on earnings hiring freeze 'n state employes prime targets for cutb cks wed ago. jump in Gov.-elect Richard D. Lamm taxes which decrease' . aid has indicated it may July I-June X, the current eco- prices for the same period, be being state social services, of Colorado said the national massive layoffs are Imple- necessary to Impose Ream said the Foclixnaticn tt* flOmIC situation and rate of in. a 2'i per highway maintenance and The Longwood Chamber ThIsmeaosthat thestrplu economic situation "gives a mented. will give the city's blessing and asking city businessmen * to cent Income tax surcharge de higher education support to continue raising donate a percentage of their funds to assist the 23-year-old profits on Dec. 16 to the special man's family with expen.ses of fund. Ream said the chamber 0 111 1 11111111~~ commuting on a regular basis will also contact sd*ol prin~y ~ ~ to Houston'x M.D. Andersan cipa.13 for permission to enlist 0 Hospital at the University of school children in the cause, Texas, where Gary Is a patient. asking that pennies and nickels . Stant's five brothers and be donated. WASHINGTON (Al') -'The controversies that have slowed ommend approval with no more trade barriers— to diveçt in. Senate is set to open final tie- final action on the nomination, than Opponents of the move will unemployment rate,now at 65 10 dissenting votes in Its ternational economic ba te on Nelson A. Rockefeller's The debate .begins today and dlsas'.. 'ttempt to send the ent ir e per cent. a own balloting later this week. meauae back to a conference vice presidential nomination Final vote is scheduled for Tues. The Senate has set a Vote with One bill would authorize with overwhelming approval day. the House to delete the Meanwhile, both houses of Wednesday on a bill giving the amentiment. expected. $2b1li100 to provide up Congress have scheduled, a ofEconom1c iCut'd From Pg. lAi poijty Office Op to The Rockefeller-related 500,000 public service Jobs. Senators opposedto the nomicon- busy week that could Include another year of life The House has set a schedule . nation of the former New York trovries revolve mainly action on several major pi eces Monflis ag), llrocl saId the phasing out f mwic1pa; , in . £.h cther would provide , is that could result in action on ,. arou nd his gifts and bars to of , a.er an wee a voLe govermr have asked legislation ctuU and turning over that responsibility to the county a addI ddi tional many as ii billion to improve ex pub n se p ara te i lie officials and the poten. peeled on an S8.7-billion suprecount the detail s o the court system would create uniformity and stop criticism linemployment compensation l egislation The Senate is to begin a plemental appropriations bill tial impact of his family's bil that U courts were being used as profi t-making inbe ntfit. , debate on the house- con ta ining funds for virtually lion.doUar fortune on the feder- lengthy stitutloos by financially hard-pressed municipal governThese include several con. al government If he becomes Passed foreign trade bill that every government department. troversliil measures, ments. The House Agriculture Cornsuch as a vice president. includes a Controversial provlThe mittee was to begin a week of is controversial be- bill that the Ford admlnLsBrock added that a criticism ',f the planned phasing °"l aimed at helping Soviet cause it bill cont -Vt. ai ns an anti-busing tration claims places too many hearings into rising sugar i- ut senate Rules Committee JewsemIgrate If they that South Seminole city icsldents will have to A II jramendment that denies the restrictions on strip mining, prices, and an effort may be A travel to Sanford for hearings — can be corrected. He %aid toO last week President lord has said he ha •.. s...o "uv Cut ttla resurr-ect me Sugar EPA L that ni nng examiners should and probably will hold nomination be ap- needs the measure — Sheriff's deputies are int ne which funds to a school district which court in the va rious ci ties throug hout Seminole on a Other measures on the House Act which continues sugar pro. PrVved. The House Judiciary giveshirrifive vestigating the shooting of -year authority to ref uses to obey a desegreption list Include two measures duction controls. The House Commi tt ee is expected to rec. lower tariffs regular basis, three steers at the Circle P and remove other crder. aimed at fighting a rang killed the bill earlier this year, "I knew the municipal judges' conf erence would Ranch on Red Bug Road In propose some type of constitutional amendment revision swtheast Seminole r' regarding municipal courts," Brock said, adding that Robert Pal mer of Cir cle p BOCA HAlOS, Via. aAP — Inf la ion e o ueeze State Bud e % S1 z1né j Spacecraft Firing Delayed CAPE CANAVERAL Via. All — If engineers can solve a problem in a Titan Centaur rocket, West Germany's Ilelies spacecraft will be fi red towards an orbit around the sun at 2:11 a.m. EST Tuesday. as . Sena on ir X Tommy guns, cowboy' holsters, plastic soldiers and other war toys were taken off the nation's store shelves during the Vietnam War era but are a hot selling item this Christmas. "It used to be th at you didn't give Kenny a gun for Christmas, because you didn't want Kenny' to be a warmonger," says Boca Raton toymaker Willard Cook. "Well th e war's over now. "And if one kid on the bloc k gets a bunch of toy soldiers. everyone com c'vCf to pkiy and the soldiers disa ppear like mad I know, because that kid Is always mine." Barry Metzger, manager of Lionel Playwcrld, one of th e largest toy stores In South Florida, said customer complaints for ced th e store to remove every war toy and most co wboy guns (mum Its shelves during th e Vietnam sears. — — • iJ',°' Minor Damage in Miami MIAMI a APi - Police say a dozen small but loud explosions set by Cuban exiles observing C'iban Liberation Day sparked numerous calls to auth orities but caused little danmae. -. . — 12 Explosions Cause presidential nominee. The proposal was an attempt to avoid a repetition of the Wa. tergate scandal that resulted in part from the financing of a Republican intelligence-gathering program during th e 1972 ..-.... •'.ampaign, .............. The Republicans also voted to econiznend c.anges in delegate --ii.-. ,...., 1.: -election and to enl ar ge th e Republican National Committee. 11 k. The GOP group, called the Rule 29 Committee, was established .c_t!:;st:4e: J it the 1972 Republican National Co nvention to study such ,. .. proposals and make reccgnmenda ti ona to the full Republican .: ' National Committee. The full committee meets in March to vote s on whether to accept the recommendations A proposal to enlarge the national committee by addipg 11 1 .., og persons representing women, blacks, ethnic groups and elected officials originally was defeated by a 22 to 21 vote Saturday. it was then adopted Sunday by a vote of 24 to 19 after a represenOperatlopi manager Claude Lee poses with some of th e equipment cf the West Side & therry Valley t.ative of Vice President-designa te Nelson A. Rockefeller switched Railroad.oneofti*eIaStnarrow.puge,teaifl railroads fflCalff ornia. from Opposing to favoring the proposal. Thosdwfth34O which Includes a 30-acre 6ke, depot, roundhouse, and workshops The Rule 29 Committee also recommended steps to encourage Is for sale at Tuolumne. . Kenneth Space Ceiter officials believe an in. problem in the Centaur's upper stage forced the launch to be pt'stpormtl early Sunday'. Officials are cautious about the Cen taur because It failed its first (light test last February. The problem Sunday appeared to be in the same area, involving the boost pumps which are used in connection with the engines, offi cials said. Hellos is designed to study' the sun's infl uence on the earth and space. A twin sa tellite will be launched next 0C - Judges Favor Phrase-Out November. Price Cut • r..... omen cbcaPees Vovernm,'nf FRaPU)F, VIa, IAI'j w - many hate been pushiiig for umendment since Article V the state constitution was adopted in a referendum in 197$. to statewide lie noted the sacc-ess of the associaUon 's move to amend the constitution will depend on the grass roots supp.t fcc-rn the ciUcs. ' - If ie'h cities niiki, kn,u'r, n the legislators they want that section of Article Sanford Police told Deputy Ron Gilbert that a steer found t'ead In ,m pasture near the highway this weekend was the third cow to th e in the past week, apparently from ramifications "It did not impact on the minds of the people, what the real result wvukl be," Brock said. The section of Artldll V whichdoo, the mwdcpal court system to extinction Is a very feasible setup, Brock said. "It will create wiorinity from Pensacola to Key West," he said. .k special bar association committee, mandated to study the phasing out of the city courts system, returned a report some months ago urging tint certain municipal courts be retained under the direction and control of the ,hief Judee of the respective judicial circuits, In Sanford, the only city which has phased out its court In Seminole County, Cur Managr W. E. Pet, Knowles told the judges panel that decision has turned out to be is mistake. I king I small calIber bullet wounci, tunert reported the alUma$ -. was removed from the Chief Ben Butler has said that the meat carcass, [---,(-,pie were "brain-washed" into Voting approval of V which calls for re%'ampin the sthte's entire Het'gress Jun'e H S . Pahw also reported seven calves have disappe;trcd from 60 days. Success As Singer, Gu'ot i aris MEMPHIS, Tenn, (AP) make it In the en- 'ftc iI;g}i- Itiat ii. L. krLiin:iient world on her flunt always called "Peaches" says she doesn't believe money should rtdc .,a , life. Sim Just wantsto make It as a singer, "Peaches" is June Hunt, 29, the daughter of the Texas bIIior ire ho died Nov,29. She Is thought to b,. one of America's wealthiest women because of her father's fortune, But June says she isn't content to bask In the limelight cast by the Hunt talent as a singer and guitarist, She tvi that h.r ariit W %1" wealth frightens some people she meets and causes r2ientmant In Others. "Money is necsnry only to provide the necessities of life. It has nong to do with true happiness," she says. She will release' her first record s month. "It's ~jnd of a novelty song. It's about a little blue 111,1 r] Who follows this woman around," said Miss Hunt, who shuns flashy clothes and Jewelry in favor ot a conservative #$tweedy" suit with a Biblical fish symbol, She crossM her hazel eyes twisted her face into a pixie expression and said; "He keeps terting the woman: 6 1 lub you, I lub you,' Finally, she piLche him of! the top of a tall building. When the gets down to tbe street, there I)e is again. And do you know don't lub you anyore'." June Hunt says her singing began as a child when her father would pull her up next to him at am supper table of their home in Dallas and Imist that she sing tunes that he liked, She studied music at Southern Methodist University, then launched into a career in religion, becoming a youth and cot lege director of First Baptist Church In Dallas, She began touring the country on speaking I engagenicas, t1lat tLvally 1 ] Persons K1*l led In Auto Accidents .,• ,'ar.. %,,%a a-' u 'u U? W1Z when She staged her own U50 tour In Vietnam .I & I Then, Truth Records, part of Stax Records In Mem. phis, became interested In her. The fn, f amous for the "soul" musk it Produces. sigrif-ed her as its f' white female vocalist. "The Little Blue Man" record Is the first resul t. It will be promoted Uough U.'se Of toy Wue men sent to record shops. - - , ' I$ ' ' .'.,. : - - - ~111 I 6 • ., -- 'V I - ' / - - ' - - - "a 0 ' 11 - PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 AT 27t ST. Next To ALP GENERAL ELECTRIC MAGI.0 ~' Worry ing car when the driver swerved to avoid the cycle but failed to see the young ma n. The Identity of the youth was icers Off withheld pending notification of next of kin, Martha A. Griffin, 33, Jack- flu es up to sonsille, was pinned by her car Harry l3oggs, director of th e Florida Police Chiefs Association, after it went out of control oil a said members are worried the new law will mean "furth er c urve, struc k a power pole and de terioration of th e' overall system wherein we have to enforce rolled over in Marion County the laws," Sa t urday. "Many peop le may not ta ke the offenses as seriously as they The car driven by Virgil Lee ought to," he said. Col. Eldridge Beach, command er of the Florida Highway Hutchins, 28, of Tampa, swerved to avoid a vehicle wi Patrol, and attorney' Jack Madigan of the Florida Sheriffs ing into its pa th and struck a Ass('ciation have also voiced doubts about th e suc cess of th e tree. The accident took place program. Uiiiciais nopes tot compliance are backed by a provision of th e near 'tampa Friday nigh t law which allows the state to take away licenses of motorists who Paul Kermit Wilkinson, fail to mail In fines or contest th e charge before a judge. drove his car through a stop Judges will be able to issue fines up to W and order violators sign and into the path of another to traffic schools, but officials said they are certa in judges won't auto south of Lakeland Satuse their power to punish people for fighti ng a charge. urday night, officers said. "A judge is not going to be unfair in that instance any more than A vehicle dr iven by Charles tic is going to be no'v hen he can line up to $500," sa id Sen. Ralph Scott, 34, of Tallahassee, went Pt'ston, 1)-Miami and chairman of the Senate Transporta tion out of control on a curve, ran off Committee. "Ilopefully, judges will not use it to get th e word out th at 'I'm a the road, clipped a power pole and then struck a large tree, tough judge unless you go ahead and mail in your fine," sa id The mishap occurred two miles Larry Sartin, sta te traffic courts director. Poston sa id one purpose f or giving th e judge discre tion to um south of Havana on U.S. n ,' 3CUBES 12 FLASHES want it, so why pay to put that _____________ 4; 33 X11111=901M I . 0 CRFAT!V KITS 1 MFG LIST 9,00 1 1 1 ~1 1~ 1 1 1 1 1 ' EFFERDENT ___________ - . - ".6,19-0 o ' • •t DEt1TURE CLEANER TABLETS RIM YOUR CHOICE LIST i .11 NEW - ___ _~_ __ ->FREEDOM A?I-_ FEMININE NAPKINS [14 77 - - .~ ~~ I 20.001 \ LIS T ,N~! KEYS CHARACTERS SIMPLE TO USE 32 56 they should ultimately benefit from saving if this waste fat is elui'inated.'' ANY CHILD CAN TYPE 88C BOX OF 30 FULL SIZE . W-M' -' SKILL LIFE GAME Lunar Manton, meat super- %isor for the Lakeland-based I"mblix supermarket chain in riuriva, aiu we i.aa of waste fat bought by retailers is cut J befurr- consumers ever see it. ..."...O . " .!. LAY-A. b';' " 1 , . , . ~ I' ~ -- .9 =__~ AGGRAVATION , ,cw T~ Bel 1.79 MARX TYPEWRITER A, - - 0F7 PATTERNS 11 MFG LIST 17.95 , S I MAKES lie said time law wall save millions of dollars, clear up traffic iourt dockets, and k eep police from spending th eir off-duty' time in t-ottrituis for minor cases. Officials say th e law takes Florida farth er th an any other state in decriminalizing traffic offenses. It was developed wi th th e Sanford Hill, age and address strong support of Chief Justi ce James Adkins and through unknown, was towing a pickup Supreme Court-appointed study committees. truck Sunda y when the truck he Traffic offenses are clas.sifetl as infractio ns rath er th an crimes, was driving ran off the road and except for flee ing from a police officer , leaving th e scene of an rolled over in Seminole County accident, driving unde r the influence of alcohol or other drugs, reckless driving and making false accident reports, early Sunday. Ri9 0 10 FGAN Robert Fenwick Vason, 56, of But consumers groups have PKGOF . I Mount Dora, was leaving his driveway in his car and was struck by ano ther vehicle in Lake County Sa t urday night. The s, do volun- derly patient said she switched com t d people tardy mi te know from an Involuntary status to : 6 mental patients at the F!orlda voluntary to voluntary patient& they are free to leave? And if voluntary because she had been Undtr the Baker Act, tie- there ih no platv for them to go, told to do so by tiospital offi. ~ State Hospital here are being This Inedible fat only kings Inte .yjewed by a public defoJ- scribed as the mental patients' •mfln't they in fact involuntarily ciaLs,, Carnlnez said. i "in actuality, the involuntary five cent% a pound sold for ren. er to determine if they know bill o' rights, persons in- cominitti.1 I?" Caminez .sulid. At U public hearing by Cain. patients I've found have gotten dering PW'ix)ses, so we pay' they are free to leave, voluntarily committed have a "I want to assure that fl right to a hear ing before Cam- mci last week, state officials better treatment than the vol dearly f or something that is of testified that more than 200 ci. untary patients and they have flO use to consumers," Blanton rights of people are protected in ever), eve six months, ; -orwhile they are in the hospita-1.11 llo%%ever, the Baker Act says derly patients were ready to be been subject to re%iew by a s." d. sai(j John ('amine!, Hker Act hpttai officials snould at. released from the hospital into heatng examiner," Camlnoz CAROL hearing examiner. tempt to get patient s in. ot her care facilities, but there said. D id YOU buy that were no availa ble fi'cillties. The hospital staff agreed to voluntarily committed to "This is w' it is imorthnt at Caminer said that most of the that people being kept in there allow iN Interviews last week change their status to voluntary MANS WEER APPAREL after Caminet questioned once they are in the hospital so elderly ready to be released are with no place to go have a whether the hospital was pro- they can be free to go. Caminez voluntary patients. hearing every six months to [)urmng the hearing, one el. make sure all is in order." tecting the rights of elderly said, EE, Fla. patients In urging thein to change their stiitus from in- .. COLD CAPSULES 10 FISHER - PRICE ACTION GARAGJQ,_.. pose hig he r fines is to avoid frivolous attempts to tie up traffic Mental Patients Advised of (Al') — More than 200 elde rly U BUY NOW FOR XMAS ' Saturday. ' 1 .0 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Florida policemen are taking a wait-and-see attitude toward a law taking effect Jan. 1 which will allow motorists stopped for minor traffic violati o ns to mail in Possible — CONTACT CUBES t 4 . i2-.t L" •. • '' vn'tMm I • •.. . . -1 ,. Fi n es By Mail with his motorcycle during a rainstorm late Friday was struck and killed by an oncom- grain prices have risen to ~ ' Miss Hunt's singing 6IFrS : By Th e Asso ciated Press William Schalch, 31, of Fort Saturday and rolled over five A 6-year-old girl who ran into McCoy was killed Su nday when times about 15 mil es east of the path of a car was among 11 he lost control of his car and Parrish in Mana e te County. persons killed on state high- rammed into a tree on State Troopers withheld tmmned iate ways over the weekend, the Road 315 north of Ocala. identification on a 22-year-old Florida Highway Patrol said toman from Tuscaloosa, Ala ., day, Ste ven Ray Horn, age and who was a passenger In a car Troopers sa id Terry Doyle of address unknown, died w hen involved in a two-ear collision Deerfield was killed Sunday his car ran off State Road 62 Sunday in Key' West. near her 'mome. Other fatal acci dents reported by troopers were: S An 18-year-old youth crouchlug or sitting in the highway 7mnc Palmer, professor of point tk're it's more nearly $50 The Florida Cattlemen's Amou extra fat on in the first place7" argued that changing the grad- meat science at the University to $75 per aninwl." ciation has endorsed a federal The association this weekend ing systern would allow some of Floritl,a, said waste fat on Ile said waste fat averages 10 proposal that would change tl approved the proposal by the meat cuts now graded as beef amounts to 2.5 billion to 12 per cent of the usual beef grading system and possi- U.S. Department of Agricul- "good" to be sold as "choice" pounds a year. slaughter carcass weight of 600 bly cut prices by allowing the ture. Beef Industry officials with retailers paying the lEunds bought by retailers and said the plan would disco urage "choice" price for less exsale of leaner beef, "With 25 million cattle in represents an economic loss of8 conventional grain feeding pensive meat. feedlots, this waste fat repro, to 12 cents per pound on beef "People sit down at the tnbl° practices that res ul t in waste sents a loss of five billion sold to consumers. -lr In a restaurant to eat steak fat. Producers maintain the say- pound.s of grain annually," he 'How much of this is passed and they just cut the fat away Spokesmen said eliminating in~s passed on to buyers said. "Since we came out with fin to con.stimers and how much and leave it on the plate," says tul'aVV grain feeding of ratt!o through less grain fe'ding will our initial research showing atisorieti Lw retailers, I don't could lowcr bcc( coals to Pat W16-on, president of the outweigh th co.4 of a few cuts this excess fat represented know," he said, "But since consuuimers by 10 to 12 cents per of meat that will skip from cost of so-ciation. some $35 per animal, sumers ultimately pay the bill, *,It's obvious consumers don't pound. "good" to "choice" grades. I included some singing, ~ i-] -' . ~ : 4A 0 I ~_!, . 9 0. Beef Grade Change Backed • k': : ~94' I I1 J - I J"-1. ,,,- 4, 60 TABLETS Three Steers re rliieu -f . d/ .. i'.oo A . — 0 a-unc bed-i- fi IN BRIEF WASHINGTON(AP)— While I,8W Democratic delegates were nimting in Kansas City to vote on party reforms, a relatively rimall group of Republicans convened here ovea' the weekend to study proposed reforms of their own party. By the end of the three-day session, a panel of some 43 Re- : publicans had voted to recommend that the Republican National * *1 Committee supervise - - I u a*,, FLORIDA Party Re orms - .- S. . - F .I - _______ - -~`_ v~__ _Xtn!;~___ _ .- Play boy publishe r Hugh Hefner in Chicago and Beverly Hills, Calif. In a telephone Interview, Allen H. Crawford said Sunday that he resigned his post last July because Playboy officials ignored his warnings about "the narcoti cs problem and people of questionable character that might be associated with Playboy." Seven Playboy employes reportedly have been sub. poensed to ap pear this week before a grand Jury in Chicago in connection with a federal investiga tion by the Drug Enfor cement AdmInIstratIon Into drug use Inside - o I - ____ - E: if ,000T ,.-I. 0 ,~e0 -A a,N.'r . 7_• _ _0 i - GOP Studying - — --- : — . Of • , ____ CHICAGO (AP) — The former head of security for Playboy Enterprises said he testified three months ago to , ' 1 1!W Hefner Forewarned On Drugs Victim - or K I WWFA 1,, Fla. (All) Two of the escapees were central Florida, near the Ocala his regular rounds and when he dais said Sullivan wts A In shod" statewide search was underway serving life terms at the prison National Forest. got to the control room, he saw and incoherent after the attack *day for four women armed for first de gree murder and adThe escapees were identified the four had a knife on Mrs. and wasn't able to answer with knives who took a switch. citiop3'il time for previous pris- as J ud ith Sikes, 30, of M an atee Taylor," said Stale Wilson, a questions on how the escape ocboard operator hos ta ge and es- on escapes, officials said. They County; Barbara Ann Baiter, spokeswoman for the Depart- curred. capedin a pr ison van from the were all branded as "dan. 33, of Dade County; Carol Janet ment of Corrections. Florida Correctional gerous" by Rex Newman, Yeomans, 33, of Hi llsborough "He tr ied to break it up and Mrs. Wilson said a nurse in mnniue'in. spokesman for time Department County; and Louise Hunter, 32, was c-it on his am', han'ts and the prison hos pital, which is adPrison officials said the worn - of Corrections In Tallahassee. of Alachua County. shou lder, He l os t a lot of blood ." jacent to the control room, saw en gained access to the control State prison officials said ,% .spokewornan said pr ison Sullivan, 51, was treated t the escapees abduct Mrs. Peeroom in the adminis tration they were trying to determine guard Aaron Sullivan found the prison hospital and the n Icr at knifepoint, but the four building Sunday night, where how the women obtained the Mrs. Pee ler being held at tran3lerred to Monroe Me- had escaped by the time other .iey took Elizabeth Peeler, 54, weapons and ente red the con- knifepoint by the foer women, morial Hospital, w here he was guariLs arrived a lcw ttiinute iostage. trol room of the prison in north"Officer Sullivan was making reported in lair condition. Olui. later. I , ______________ .~Z tL- ---' -—r-. A 10 - T::' U~_ . , . .1 - - ) k j . 44 ia 4 ' lktjm'rr'tntj' '' r [lilt Ulf \flC mit were picketing and they didn't get back in," he said He added that Peabod "s Dugger mine was also icketed but I don't know it it's happening elsewhere.". I 1 . 2! . %il .41 - ..r Joe Smith. 1 pit boss atpeat,od) Coal Ca'S La tta mine near Jasoimile, Ind., said construtian workers picketed I --_._ " . — process. , qtnn rc I . CftARLESTON, W.Va. Al') — Most of the United Mine Workers' 120,000 soft coal miners were returning to work today, the first day of full production in most mines in almost a month, There were only scattered reports of absences from the midnight shifts, the first lull shifts since the strike began Nov. 12. A new three-year contract was approved last week by 56 per cent of th ose voting during th e ratification - --------__ Monday, Dec. 9,1974-3A !;tflf ewJde KANSAS CITY (APt — With wage-price controls a "last reThe economic package The first constitution evt.r meant when the new charter reporters Sunday at Kansa. :ging declarations of restored sort" In the economic battle, adopted Friday night was based adopted by an American politi. MYS the reforms extend to "all City. He said those doubts were brotherhood p,,Mei,ite ba ck at the con- on speeches by Dexpocratic cal party also bans dli- patty le affairs." Some patty decreasing "as time goes fl." sent their leaders back to vention hail, Rep Richard Ful- leaders from Capitol Hill. It crimlnation, outlaws winner. regulars have complained Out Wachlngrnr r home 'dates to ton, D-Tenn., ctulr.nqn of an cal led for controls on prices and Sariford has not held aa elecptiniuries, reforms having to recruit women, Ue make good on promises to !- economic paa!, td dccgtc ..0 fc ms .A office sincE he left the govIflcoiiic, [a retorm, delegiue selection procedures blacks, youtls and others every ernorshi tack the nation's problems. In 1564 He made a ercagcedtI,"some(mof strict energy conservation, for national conventions, opens time a local committee wanted brief But two of the party's leading price and perhaps wage con- credit rationing, national heal th all bid for the presIdentl party meetings to the public to co nduct a fund-raising drive presidential possibilities al. trols are necessary," insurance and public servi nomination In 1fl2 but was ce and makes the national party would be taking It too far. ready were soft-pedaling the The return to the practical Jobs. soundly supreme over state parties. Meanwhile, Terry Sanford, Coy G defeated by' Alabama key plank in an economic pro- side of politics followed a ciiThe charter banished the The real test of the new af- president of Duke Uthersity North eorge C Wallace In the gram adopted by the unprece- phone finale to the mmquota system which had divided firmative action substitute Carolina rwima.ry, ending for and former governor of North his campaign denteu Democratic mm- iconventlon which adopted a the party bitterly in 1972. It was quotas will come when the Carolina, said he has Just about iconventon strong economic Party charter, endorsed an ecoreplaced with a mandatory Compliance Review Commismade up his mind to announce controls. And Coy. Jimmy Carter of nomic platform for the Demorecruiting prograin called zion rules on atate programs his candidacy for the Demo. Georgia, poised on the thresh. Sens. Lloyd Bentsen Jr. of cratic Congress and showed "affirmative atlon" to bring and spells out what programs cratic presidential nomination, old of an announcement of his Texas and Birch Bayh of In. more unity than the Democrats women, minorities and other will satisfy the new rules. ,, diana said in television alpear- have In my own mind I have candidacy, said he was pie exhibited since the days of traditionally under-represented The commission also will doubts ranging anywhere from with his reception at the mmances Sunday they considered Franklin D. Roosevelt groups into the party. have to determine Just what Is 2 to 3 per cent," Sanford told Iconvention. N BRIEF - . . Monday. Dec. 9, 1974 I l . '..o. — S. . — -L YAHTZEE ' J I 1 " I -, , : T,, ' �- -------. -. -- - -- - -_ - ,.-. --'- ,---- _.,-------..----_,,. 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Out o1anot15,000residen in the city, orly s: v..r:... ,vied 4. d. -ut W tuti-tandard :tctur— over the city. 9 onthclssuc. eres1dentaw A very brief city council J116 ThIkeMaryCityouncj -Toconsldersecond reading Is expected at 6:30 approved it represent only a will hold Its regular siieeflng and adoption of ordinances JW, .1 . . . -,.&p.m. Tuesday since only one little over three per cent of the tonight at Lake Mary City Hall rezoning to single family item appears on the cgenda in total population. t 7:30. &i) -, residential property west of addition in usual &"4 for the meeting ___________ South Sanford Avenue between Also tonight, Longwood .. council member reports. calls for the second reading of hibiscus and Poinsetta Drives; __________________ officially b.st week's the * The lone. agenda item is the electioncertify proposed annexation and wWch returned in. amen•llng the zoning ordinance City council at its 7:30 presentation of a certificate of rezonir-9 of the Don Rathel cumbent Charles Glascock . ____________________ to meeting tonight will take up to permit self-service gasoline appreciation to V. T. Guitaif for the couflcIl, and elected property along the west side of -. ________________ where It kit off two weeks ago a pumps in restricted cornhis past service as citizen newcomers Sal Orlando and Interstate 4, adjacent to discussion with Mrs. Patricia mercial zones; amending the representative to , zoning ordinance to make on'he East Charles Sizer to seats. Suburban Estates. Also to be Galiano of Reider Avenue Central Fkrida Regional Incumbent discussed as a continuing Item .. 71C John Leighty W&S 4 the legality of operating a baby- premises alcoholic beverage Planning Council. Is the request from Bradley and sitting on a ti conditional usc defeated in his re-election bid. service in a residentially consump Young Associates for approval . ~ ~ .I I - ~; Die members will take their ) "21 _5L i 1 iiiiiiiiiit of a change of zoning from zonedarea. Casselberry Complaints from nearby organizatluns after cit comseats at the first meeting I% in agricultural to light industrial, ii W -_ W~~ ' I, It pr operty owners that trs. mission approval; and rezoning Councilmen tonight at 7:30 January, on Dec. 6. There will be discussion on Gqllano's babysitting foe eight to restricted commercial P.m. will decide an issue with ,~,, go 4 I NNW` . A chronically re-occurring the Ordinance 19, a look at children was actually a nurse property at the southeast far-reaching repercussions single family Issue at previous courwil lakeside corner of Locust and Celery operation and in violation the nouridation of the city's meetings will again surface ai a residential zoning and a i eport -,- - IP --" zoning laws brought the matter Water supply, 10 q A: work session tonight when th e and discussion on the city dog to c Commissioners will hear a ouncil's attention. At the Dcc. 3 election, Voters councii considers the pang of ordinance versus the new re quest for amendment of te M rs. Galiano, supported by _______ jasmine - 4 61 control Residents in the friends and mothehi whose city code provision allowing in a straw ballot by a margin Of past have signed petitions Under new business, City keeping of chickens and fowl children she has been 443 to 358. Councilmen have favoring the paving of Jasmine, Engineer Cal Conklin will inside the city and requests by WINTER SPRINGS HOLDS CHRISTMAS PARADE for a delay in council indicated previou.-, to tile 1),,Ill()t and haveappeared consistt,litly present a water study asked that they would base their at council meetings requesting feasibility report and dISCUSS act,on until she could contact arca banks to be designated .S,lllL_j %%a%vs to his young admirers from atop tile Voluntrer 1- Ire Department truck (top photo) depositories of city funds for during the annual Winter her attorney. 9 decision on its outcome. Springs Christmas parade held Sunday afternoon. In bottom photo, for sewerage that the council honor their planning 1975. Al auxiliary to Orange County Veterans of Foreign Wars drill team was o13 or of several marching units Proponents of the flouridation request. The council has alloted facilities. A plot plan for in the parade which also the ad )ption of an emergency Included South Seminole Middle School and Naval Training Center Bands claim that its addition to the 30 minutes to the discussion, proposed Interstate Industrial ordinance to ban and television celebrities "Sky King", "Uncle Hubie" and Big Bird. (Herald Photos on street Winter Springs by Jane water supply is medicinal In a Park will be presented for parking Cabselberry) by Sanford-Orlando number of ways from On the regular agenda approval. Also to be discussed Th ere is no city council strenghtening bones to tonight, council will authorize will be an Ordinance 24, a plan Kennel Club patrons on mee Seminola Boulevard. ting scheduled tonight in Council preventing tooth decay - and city attorney Ken McIntosh to to establith Lake Mary stan. 0 Chairm a n has Winter Springs. The next Don Schreiner that is cost to the voters Is represent the city at a dards for subdivisions. almost negligible, validation hearing regarding A recommendation will be insisted the ordinance is regular ineeting will be rx,c. 16. necessary for safety's sake. A 7:30 p.m. Opponents say that county purchase of nearby made on the Bureau of Criminal declared emergency waives the 4 flOuridation is stil] in the ex. Indian 11116,Consumer Utilities Justice's planning and usual public hearing and noUce perimental stages, that it can systems. The county already assistance standard on cornrequirements to allow adoption County be toxic if used In large doses, owns Indian Hills, and is bined police services. This %'ffl of a new law at a single council and that only a small minority debating the purchase of ____ meeting. Seminole County iwnof the residents actually want Consumer. 111111IN&I-111111 CouncilisschedulcdtOcoect rnissloners Tuesday at 7 p.m., -1116 -q an oversight by adopting atone are expected to terminate a W — sitting minutes continued hearing on the for the past five months, from compliance or non-compliance High Sunday71. low Suncj4y night July ito Nov. 25. In addi tion, of Southern Gulf UUllUes with II Rainfall -03 inch. Mostly fair and cooler through Harley Burnett of Professional county utility regulations. Oranole Road, Maitland, Tunday. Highs in the 6ft and laws Insurance Co. wffl recommend 0 County The termination will mark reported jewelry valued at b0ht near aO. Colder interior low an additional insurance the end of a series of continued locations Winds nor vo_ $2,165 stolen Sunday from his ground program for city employes public hearings to determine . thees?erly 15 mph be(oming more " J. C. Harris, 45, Orlando, is home, nor?,qly and de(rea%ing tonight while Mr. and Mrs. George F. utility violations. listed in good condition in Tuq .•)1.i Alleged Beardslee will request a permit non-compliance - Daytona Beach tidet ICr Tuesday Florida North Hospital today to park a house trailer at 1398 violatIons, center around "poor .- high 4 - 53 am, 5:15 pm.: low with a broken arm, leg and Sanford sn sin. housekeeping, 1110a.m., 1 1 1 3pm Port Canvei-al inadequate I, head injuries. Harris walked - high 1'46 a.m. 450 p m. low At 7 p.m. council will hold a water outage, inadequate into the path of a vehicle driven -series of public hearings on the supplies, and even the quality of by Clarence Eugene Spruill, Davis, 2, both of 1117 West 12th ___________________ request of Kingswood Builders the water in some instances" 1706 BID Ave., Sanford, Sunday St., Sanford, are in Seminole . I, for front setback variances for according to County t County Jail in lieu 0111,000 bond , It on Highway 17-92 in Fern Park, lotS two and three, block C and representative Bill Dale. . each, charged with disorderly authorltis said. lot four block B in Skylark Southern Gulf, a Miami based ..• Harris said he did not conduct, assault and battery ____________________ sutxllvision. firm with nine plants in remember being hit by the car, a nd resisting arrest without cows.,, can be fined up to $5,000 MR& MARY L ?#UL01 but recalls leaving a phone violence. a day for each item of nonRichard Gatson McMurray. booth on Hiahwav 17-92 and ___ r--..-, '--' _._. being hit on tl~e ba~k of the head Discussion tonight wiU in, Ten public hearings are Seziole County JaIl in lieu Of 403 Mattl St., San d, died by someone. Harris told p.m.,. volve a "wrap up of the coimdeputies his wallet and an Of $5,000 bond, charged with Saturday at Seminole Memorial scheduled for tonight's i city commission meeting at ty's case, and a final rebuttal" HospiUd. Bam in Morgue, Ky., by Southern Gulf attorney Seminole, and perform the regulations concerning the she — said, would "provide a she had lived in Sanford for the Sanford city was stolen. Ronald Edward 11lIer, veNcle by which the donations Tom Pappas, 2821 Casa Rt. 1, B4x 701A, Sanford, Dale. the state Public Service facilities, e was held to crrutider: could be made" that wnuld be Aloma Way, Winter Park Seminole County Jail In Ueu of from Cincinnati, Ohio. Sh Commission does elsewhere in Planned unit development Presently, voluntary applicable to county law. th e First After termination of the reported cash, camera equi- $8,500 bond, charged with a member of th e s ta te, donations carry no provisions of Ohio. zoning for property east In the daytime session, Church of South Lebanon, of hearing, commissioners ment and jewelry valued at possession of marjuana, The only other UP= on tap for enforcement with them, accoffuniss ioners will consider Survivors include a daughter, South Sanford Avenue betwecn consider tl*- tes:imony and re. $3,6W stolen Sunday from his burglary and breaking and Tuesday's evening meeting is cording to county ad. alternate bids for rail and truck of Airport Boulevard and Cornconvene J. at a later date to Sampson, home, entering other building ship or Mrs. Barbara consideration of resolutions ministrative assistant Betty Uxnerock, asphalt oils, concrete wall Road. South Lebanon, Ohio; two render their decision, Charles J. Grant III, 605 vessel. - Multi-family zoning for six Jack Milam, New Orleans and Southern Gulf has also that w,uId amend the county's Slmcoe. The new resolutions, and metal PPC. lots west of South Sanford requested a rate increase for its Paul J. MIIam of-Sanford; f sisters, Mrs. Pearl hughes, Avenue between Rose and Fern Seminole customers that, If ati; Mrs. Gladys Slag- Drives approved, would hike the ___________________________________________________ Cinc ley,inn Tampa; General commercial average monthly water bills Mrs. Arbutus Taulbee, King Mills, Ohio and zoning for property at the from 1.3.50 to $6, and minimum Cynthia H. Dabbert DEC. 6,1974 Mrs. Dorothy Caudell, Beat. southwest corner of SR46A monthly sewer rates from $4.50 Martha B. Davis ADMISSIONS Paola Road) and Rantoul to 116.75. tyville, Ky.; two brothers, Annette Jones Richard AmrArong The commissioners heard the Lennie Kilby William R. Burch — Commercial zoning for Dolan Bryant, Roysnmoyne, rate hike request on Nov. 12, Glenda Y. Uck Rosa Lee Byrd ' Ohip; seven grmWchfldren and property east of Pershmmn and have 55 days to render an Audrey V. McGrlff Kelly huff Avenue between Third and opinion three great-grancichlldren. on t he rates. But th e , Irma L. Ratliff Patricia Jackson Funeral services and burial Fourth Street& firm must be in "substantial ,Whets practical. .. useful., priced right... Charles Wilder Freddie L. Scott Industrial zoning far apwill be in South Lebanon. Frank E. Tiede, DeBary # Grace Sifres Gram,kow Funeral Horne is in proximately 200 acres north of compliance" with all county and available right now A u t u m n K e n n e d y, Ras' Baber, DeLarid charge of local arrangements. Country Club Road, eut of regulations before the request in a variety-of colors and styles? Casselberry Eivira C. Johnson, Deltona Southwest Road, and sou th of can be granted in part or (UI!, MRS. FLORENCE WOODS Dale said. Telephones. . . that's what! Lilia T. Posey, Deltona 20th street. Eselyn Sherrard, Ddll-ary Mm Florence Mae Woods, Diane Smith & girl, And you thought you hnd v. real "hang-up" Kenneth H. Bennett, DeLand Other public hearings will be The board of county com. I t5, of 2013 Holly Ave., Sanford, held to consider: Longwood Francis J. Gygan. Geneva inissioners sits as the County pleasing everyone on your Chnstmas gift lislL Annetta 14. Wilcox, Winter died Sunday morning at — Cling an east-west alley Utility Control Board in You'll be surprised how easy it Is Seminole Memorial Hospital. between 17th and 18 th Streets Springs DISCHARGES to give an extension phone. Shop early, Bertha E. Chambers, She was a native of St. Louls, and between Oak and Park Barbara Ceresoli Mo., and had lived in Sanford Otterbein, Ind. Avenues. Come by our business office and look Ethel Lee Davis since 1947, moving here from Edward J. Noerper, St. L.ouLs To consider amending the Diza E. Brown at our stocking stuffers on display. Newtown. Ohio. She was a city's registration of businesses 0 County, Mo. Katherine S. Johnson Baptist. ordinance, DEC. 8 Edna I.. Norman Survivors include four To consider condemnation ADMISSIONS Patrick J. Powers daughters, Mrs. Edward F. Sandra L Gordon Noinach Smith I £JVIIIU fl ,,n,,. Ib..,41... A. I lIfl U1$, ,)UIII'I U, Retha M, Raker Ida P. Stephens Ethel Murchie, Annie Siecxkowski Carolyn William Wallingford, Conn,: Mrs. Evawan Ila Ilannar Charles 11. Kindred Ill, Shirley Kingery, Redding, Ohio Mnllssa Harris Alburndale and Mrs. Thelma Kamphf, Bridget M. Kolarik Myrtle Raymer, Deltona Sanford; three sons, Albert L, Connie J. McGrotha J eanne F. Thacker, Deltona Montgomery , Ohio; Wallace, of Johnnie G. Dean & Lester 1'. Carroll, Lake Helen Seminole and Bobby Woods, St. Altamese Gordon Lillian B urke, Lake Mary Petersburg; brother, Walter Walter P. Otto. Doillary Pirliela Hickson, Nike M.iry . Weaver, Silver Springs and Arbutus Beall. Leltary Paul Milbiagel, Longwood numerm grandchildren. Dcls.,rah Morgan, l,i nd Gramkow Funeral hlomiie in DEC. Mary E. Kaplan, Deltona charge of arrangements . ADMISSIONS Ruth K. Robert, Deltona Eug ene Gilmartin Thomas L. Sayre, Deltona flarlo* W. Goodspeed Phyllis M. Faust, Deltona (;oniinion M. llilkry Catherine J. James, Deltona Willi am B. Jennings William F. Harr, Deltona Minnie L lindsey Claude W. Hilton, Deltona WOODS. MRS FLORENCE Lewis Lucas Sherry' C. Moriarty, Deltona MAE Un4.-,l srvicet for Violet W. Sites Doris Shonyo, Enterprise 6 Mrs Ftønt Woods. 15, of Samuel Swift Ol Holly Ave. S.vloid. *h Grady K. Vining died Sunday it Seminole I)ISCHARG ES 5'rmriat H',sptl, *ill b held Edvthe Wimer 1uetd .0 3 p m at GramioA Kelly Huff Patr icia Woodward Funeral dant' ttpci 'th (;race Sifres Katie Mae Wynn Gród Snowd officiating AA ak- " - Th I in R& Council Agendas Altamont2 Springs . E -"Aw- -, _ __________ Area dV Monday, Dec. 9,1974-SA tmnLi with ten cc less men Into larger Unit& An admen1mnt to the City of Lake Mary's personnel policies will also be discussed. 7 - -P - ---- .- _________ _____ -________ _______ Americans Question Korean Sacr*f i ice Area Code 30532-26l I or 831-9993 WAYNE D. DOYI, Publisher I ____________ if SEOUI~Froin 1950 to 1953,33,629 Americans authority of Kim II-sung, they were ruthlessly Yet I found no one who was the least afraid to It is true on the other hand, that President lost their lives and another 103,254 were maimed col, down on February 15. criticize if* government in their homes and Park has suspended some freedoms and jaded in a war ffi-it stopped Kim 11-sung. the [led ruler 11* Kim keeps his subjects In line offices. And even the harshest critics agreed that scme criUcs. fie insisted in an interview ftt ni North Korea, from taking over the entire through crael the Natloiial Pilitical Security Bureau the KCIA was by no means as omnipresent and they were jailed, not for their opposition to his Korean peninsula. I NPSB), which conducts secret stirveillance on oppressive as the NPSB. rule but for violating emergency security laws. Now many Americans are questioning all branches of government and walks of life. These laws, most of them now revoked, were whether this terrible sacrifice was worth it. They NPSB advise exercise political control, serOutside of Seoul, I found people seemingly necessary, he avowed, because of North Korean charge that South Korea's President Chung flee oblivious of the government. South Korea's vingasKtm'seyesandears,overtheay subversion. * 0 0 Park has seized dictatorial powers and ftt his to !:.c c-mpany level and over the bureaucracy major cifies are bustling, prosperous places, the people, therefore, are no better off than are the down to the section level. They also reach into people friendly and cheerful, the streets jammed There is no dispute that North Korean agents En e iviogy Crisis subjects of Xim 11-sung. with honking, careening civilian auto traffic. have been behind acts of sabotage and subevery neighborhood in North Korea. To find out 22 years later whether the Korean I did some shoppiig in a downtown Seoul version in the south, including a recent attempt Most able-bodied m War was a mistake, I have spent the past four en, who work In the department store, which looked much like the upon President Park's life. It is also thie that days exploring South Korea. I drove from Seoul factories and Is War peasant indlitary reserve, which is given in. Christmas trimming and a surge of Christmas managed to condemn Park without going to Jail. to Pusan, stopping at villages and industrial guides tensivc, mandatory training to keep it combat shoppers. sites, with nongovernment friends as my Of 1,204 arrests under the emergency ready. Another 700,000 yout.1ts likewise must drill In ill(, countryside, I noticed electric lines It is (list ressin~, , to hezir Interior Secretary I spent one night in i native hotel, sleeping on a measure, only 201 were prosecuted and 186 are In five hours c.ich ; eck, with a full iiionth of active strung to the hoiziei in the poorest R 'gcrs Murh)zI uicIusc that the United States ot mat i)fl the I hnir. I visited with Koreans of all villages. Many custody. Mos t of them are students, who have each year. of the peasant homes, I was told, have TV sets. America would be in th' same sorry position it was levels.-government officials and opposition dutyThe been idirring up trouble for the governmat on * visitors to Pyongyang describe the North leaders, business tycoons and the campuses. Twelve are religious leaders, a year ago if Arabs impose another oil embargo. I visited a modern shipyard that is building I also tried unsuccessfullysimple to visitvillagers. North Korean capital as bleak and cheerless. The whose release I went to Korea to k. Last winter Americans were promised that Korea to compare conditions there. Denied people on the streets had a haunted look, tankers for the Japanese cheaper than they can progress would be made towards making this personal access, I must settle for information reported the visitors. There was little traffic construct them and a huge steel complex that is On the other hand, I found that Park's op. producing steel for th e Unit ed States. I spoke to ponents are quite free to denounce him and to country independent of foreign energy resources, from intelligence reports and some visitors who except for government cars. American wholesalers who told me they now buy demonstrate against him. Seoul's daily ROBF .RT C.MARKEY, Advertising Director . MontI4. $2,40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28 40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month,$2,70; 6 Months,$16.20 ; 121.Nlonths, $32.40. _______________ - _______ Really Pyongyang. fearful of the Korean Central Intelliges.e South Korea's growth rate, now at an The intelligence reports depict North Korea Agency (KCIA). Visitors to my Seoul hotel room astonishing 15 per cent, is the highest in the "(here is no program underway" to counter a as perhaps the world's most oppressive, were nervous about candid -- eduction in crude oil imports. conversation, world. Th people, clearly, are more free, more . Speed in developing our own energy resources monolithic society. Although dissidents tried showing by gestures that they believed the room prosperous and altogether better off than their early this year to chal!enge the absolute was bugged, cousins north of the 38th parallel, has not been part of anyone's vocabulary, within the adminisration. on Capitol Hill or within the oil busins. Even interim programs to increase crude Energy Council, candidly acknowledges that oil storage capacity as insurance against another pinch on fresh supplies are languishing. The oil companies claim such projects are too costly, which is hard to square with the recent profit reports from the industry. Nor has much progress been made toward TOM to coal. Incentives have not been offerW by the II . . .- -.,~ - ----- ~ - * RAY CROMLEY .$4 I Ii a . "I , -. •" ti . w .- d government to encourage such conversions. WASIIINGTON-( NEA)-.Martha Keys says Projects to recover oil from Rocky Mountain she has no Illusions but she is confident that when shale and to use and convert coal to synthetic fuels she and the other newly elected members of are on the drawing boards: however, they have not Congress arrive in Washington Jan. 3 M in government are going to change. For the batter, gotten much further in a year's time. were of course. One excuse offered is th at decisions Mrs. Keys says there is lots to be done: tax awaiting a "Project Independence" report by the reform inflation curbs, energy answers, FMrral Vnpt-ui. minitrcitkn '.L'h r..i2.. ' " " :- - . I .1 - J, N - 1-1 I . "' POLICE BLOTTER ' u I I ••,j.-I'-• 1.t":1 1W ' p'e, .1 - .. Is - on: l . WASHINGTON (NEA)- A young hospital worker was complaining. "The government ç / wants us to save, out back and scrimp. But the -: ''4 problem Isnt us, it's our leaders. We don't have good men at the top. They took out for thefl) L selves, not for u&" No one in Vie room disagreed. Al I But ., . , the fault .... Li- In ourselves, We refuse to 41 issued early in November, the three-irch-thick will be to make government more responsible to -neither will our ends, _____ document probed to be a listing of the nation's the people it serves." ___ The excuses we give are ndIess. We have - -i- — • ~ ciii1dren. We're Ured when we cvm horim from p 41i._ i f , ~~#__ housewife recently chosen for Congress by 58 per energy program to gain independence, work. We've got too much to do. But a friend in . . , Jv4vaw .rl . When the boycott was at its height last winer, CCflt of the voter3 in her district. Cheers for her I I ' ;.. . po110cs once told me bitterly Wat nine out of 10 Of % . the American people were prepared to make enthusiasm and cheers for hcr hopes. "I want to those wh-) said they were too busy, could .be an effective member of Congress. I wi'nt to remember 'Jie plots of the popular televlslcn whatever sacrifices were necessary to minimize the work hard for the people I represent. I believe shows for the current week. impact of the Arab intransigence, Now, we what the country is lacking is leadership to see I We say pofitcU are too dirty, knowing fuU well I would guess they are still ready to accept whatever us through some of the t"oubles we're in." that if good men won't get into pollticz, who is sacrifices are necessary to regain U.S. inBut with the cheers there is also a ho-hum. In left but the shyster? dependence from the whims of Arab nations, a phone conversation the lady sounds like a chip More and mote of •nAmericans are not making thcse sacrifices, we off the old political block, plenty of blah but dependents" and stand above !T zip. No doubt her heart is in the right believe, simply because the urgency of our energy otherwise that 99 times out of 100 it is only throught . places, as is usually the csse with new members it I t. tici pa tion in a political party that we have only crisis has not been fully conveyed to citizens in of Congress, and no doubt she earnestly feels the 1' "say in the selection of terms of exactly what they should do, and how, change she envisions Is possible. •7I' It is a truism that office holders are like Americans in positions of leadership have But when it comes to cothing or care. We get what we pay for-in the failed to convev the fact th3t the United States is in question what speeffidally does she plan to do?, effort we put in, "Now Is The Time For All Good Mon To Come a state of war and we are not fighting it the right she retreats behind a whiff of democratic spirit Yet, we are surprised when the ranirfts am way. arA replies only Wt she plans to "do my best.'l poor and our choice on election day is to To The Aid Of The Country V Onefleednotbeapesslmisttocondudeher It's timewestarted. the best-.or least worse-d Uveral best may not In itself be enough. Mrs Keys men, other freshmen will, to effect real change in This is not the end of our sinning. nation, have to begin with effecting real change We phone our congressmen for speciai favors, in the Congress. Despite tht large congressional nwiking Is clear U*w are our due. Then we 44 turnover mandated by the past election-one of Editor complain when he gives favors to Pan American World Airways and Trans World Airlines every five members of the 94th legislature will, terests. have demonstrated their commitment to cost-cutting — to offset be a first-termer, the Congre&m will h%rdly Since se don't take the time o spe4xl hours Gas'. and Mrs. Reubin O'D. Askew Dear Mr. & Mrs. Cochrane: huge losses this year in an agreement to trade routes on change. The same system, ruled by the same any of the other Governors Mansion tribal chiefs, will prevail. As long as it does and .Governor Askew has discussed your recent Lanvassing door-to-door or on which service overlaps and to discontinue money-losing routes, they tasks neCe&wy to win elections, the candidate Tallahassee, Fla. 32304 letter with us wherein you expressed concern do progress will conic hard. And the Civil Aeronautics Board equally desirous of rby becomes dependent on large amounts Of over the situation at the Central Florida Zoo in money Inas resolving the fInancial troubles of the International carriers as saidA congressman named Everett Burkhalter much as we believe we do a Dear Governor and First Lady: it for tru th in the miti.l Sanford. wi iir iv utc ivucram uzmiwcs sougnu previou.siy, iias nominee a favor if we subsidize his campa* The attached ChPpings will tell you both the The Governor asked us to assure you at mmtriended. the rim,for their intent whde rejecting their rimneing his retirement after only one year in with a dollar, $5, $10 or M. he then must turn to story of the effort of so many persons and the everything possible will be done to insure the office, he observed sourly: "I could I wasn't swapping proposals. sioo, -.Or goo, and $j,C,, donorsto great need of men or "GOVERNMENT ArMN710N." comfort and safety of the zoo animaln and 7be CAD. noting thall. the requests as submitted would going to get anywhere Nobody listens to what special interest groups wilUng to give m ulU. 4, We appeal to you you have to say here until you've been here 10 or for some assistance in the avenues for supplemental (undings are being demand lengthy hearings, recommended that they be revised , thousands, leading to the corruption attempt to uphold a fifty year tradition of Sari, examined at this dme. we all simple 'suspension" procedures that require no provisions for 12 years." deplore after the fact. ford Zoo. It is a great source of education to Thus it Is th e This partic rule that ul ar wildlife exhibit freshmen legislators has been n on a hearing objections. Proof that this need not be young and old in the Life of wild creatures. spend their fiesty first years talking to nobody, borderfire situation of passing our inspections ,jAmn" *#1Fn#r~j 1. ,T•,__ . .. Th 1Z million per year for each u inc wrecior ana andLime tioard are working real during recent years. The Zoo Director --4 leg vi campaignsover the brW&g, about nothing. 71ten by the time they 5. airline coul d make it nssie for both to survive. The CAB years in which hard driving candidates with hartl on this matter as are the children and their however, been very cooperative and always to expedite the excliange Is a welcome substitute for the original do accumulate experience, and with it power, ht;adreds or ftusands of eager workers have parents of Central Florida area. They are shows some improvement. We feel that with ' won uphill Lid to put TWA. Pan Mn o the public dole. campaigns on shoestr ing budgets thtir reformist energy is nften spent, and cooperating to the best of their abilit but it is continued support of concerned citizens such as B therefore, now henefitting from the system, y j y , ecause of our indifference, this type of elec. t us not enough. We need your insight on this yourself that this zoo will provide fut opt to preserve it. ure en. vital subject. tioneering has been the exception rather than the And w ha t is preserved, thereby, is a body not joyment for the citizens and tourists of central rule. We thank you for yo ur attention, we remain, Florida. ) Itiorh of ind.ividual Initiative, but commitL-e We shall not have better government until we routine. Me bersof Congress do not make laws, enneth W. O.E.Frye Jr, demalvi that government does less, but does it Cothrar, do. And the committees are ldorn Drc-ctni xclk if ccr influcned b inconiing cungreersona, howe ver. enthusiastic or well rfleafliflg Indeed, Excuse for me being just a little bit late with [Ins I salute you, Mr. Po yser. th'ntirntttees e conmmitteeg are seldom influenced by any t'olutmmn, neighbors, I needed th e time to simmer4'wn And also offer my congratWatjo to save their chairman and senior members. the emergency si' that I wouldn't offend any of our [1W! (driving while room sta ff at tIme Sanford hospital who was Philip Campbell, a I92 chairman of performed like the intoxicated friends, Around professionals they cerLilni are. the fl(,use ltule ('ommjttee, and as Mrs. eys a It \aturally this conies U' the lire as result of the Ka:an, is bromght this point borne foreveriirade night incident. ,, more when he v'irI a slightly criticizing memIf Additionally a personal call ftotn a flolicelilan bership. 'You can go to nell. It makes no dif the li4lowing day res'e'allt still another accident. And here ferenu' what a su.jurityofyoudecjiJe. If it meets Next time you hear someone "griping" about in the driver was. -. . with ithlflhrovalitsha1Inotbedon.Iamttme blacks not doing their share-remind 4 'em of Mr. Poyser. There were two cars Ini4ved at the Thursday ac- The color of the cvmrnitke." tnured kids Wasn't black 74 cident at 25th and Ridegeway in Sanford. One of the cars wInk',.. .unfctrtunately, nor So MN - Keys' vision of better leadership it was tintej the universal color tens totaled. Lmes ma) tie naively niyrc. For 0 years .4 tilr'od---rcd, When the aI,.hulance arrived, the sevt'ri )i'ulha I wbr' newly elected rnembers have been protr Ashig An(I tit'n a distraught moth . er calls and says she "cre als4l on their was- to WeSanford (1iristnia% llarp(le) po litical and governmental reform, yet the --had toil wait for couldn't all be transported by ambulance to the Seminole nation been insuchgreatneedof both. is'pital, emergency room" (usually foe a head cold, i Memorial Hospital. E'en when the reformers do make a point, it might ar'di Ill be rcmhwlinn e callers of th th ese two It ;tI that time was , Dennis Poyser of 42 lake seems. the system do.rn it: Ih I !y (. I ' JOHN A. S7'()I1 arfrtl '-fft *iI the USe "1 105 sLati'n IIL - e see it. Tj neir,atmun;\ctof19,o, When it's bad we II ie'i lw'u,tt llkr't' t4( Ft iLik rs ,it tht s't ri "flu) Mr P.')5er However there secrecy from committee decisions ruled henir& ,ilsi' those tunes when 4th the proverbial PaI.GI. thCJJ,Ck Sometimes, I wish we were back in the presence ('I mind to approach the officer and inquire, , cefortlj that committee roll calls be marie 'mere are smile 54ii0 ifInd it Stay difficult to believe pre-lib days, when men wren'f Supposed I offer my car to help Lake the inj ured to the tJt;- I aetuajl' do public---chairmen now get nround the law by not 'n' Writing something nice about pial sir" to show their emofions' taking 111 tilIs ,tebed tior n than' --.. ., . ., -, - . - - .- - -----------------------'-' ---..'- '" - BERRY'S WORLD 14 - -. -. 9 -. - - - _______ -' The Clock ______ -- F 4 - - - -- - - - - - I Funeral Notice William DeBary Jamesi. Brlghti',ell, Deltona Ed na E. Neness, Deltona John l)onald.sonm Jr., Sorrento William Jacobs, Winter Springs f us..u.nnui.S Cheryl- Elaine Black -- - - - Fox William Moore Lena Q. Doyle Vdi ft Price 1)oroUl4 H Ferris James R. Davidson Clara J. Colfeey, lieltona Alice M Anonick, Deltona Sally Ann ParrIsh, Geneva Gertrude Royer, Maitland n n tan,ily plot Burial Evergreen Cemel,'y Gramkow - -I ___________ - - - — - KINC3 HOSPITAL NOTES ' - ... - .• Letter To The \. --' _46W Be 'tter Pla n- - . - . A Area Deaths - . ,,• tm~ EATHER Voters So ti H 'al e First • hf]ON Envisione 41 : -t; .11 I . reducing this country's dependence on crude oil as a basic energy source. Secretary Morton earlier said that "coal is the answer" to the nation's longterm energy needs, but th ere has been no rush to convert oil-fired electric power generating plants ,W -- X_ - - z., Government - . .. TIEDE demonstrations, The democratic processes clearly have been curtailed, but democs'scy Li not dead in South Korea. And economically, the country has made astonishing progress under President Park, __ -T'.F - ----------- ..-,- -- -- - -- . - ---------------, -- .... --- ---- - - --- -- ----- ------- ,__Vr_~__~_~~~ ). c~~ ' _ & �L - _________ - _______ _______ - ___ / - ______- ________ ___________ 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I I Monday. Dec. 9, 1974 -- 1AM"NRACKI . i -------------.---------.-----~,--I - TI. -- -----.--- A—Vu NN%m .. L V I r: aft rtl..:.I.:Il L/LIiji i 1604 I sm%kl V IN BRIEF European Countries Agree To Buy U.S. Jets A A one O%L i ,...m, ,J.,, :vuJI r: .0, -- PARIS i AP) — Common munity have eiancrally en. mediste conference of con- President Ford meets French was taken by some diplomats to Ings and a pledge to work more Market leaders gathered dorsed Waahingtnn's proposal sumers, producers an devel- Prebident Valery Giscard Indicate that Sc hmidt may have cio.ielI on ecoraurni fliâtkZ6. for a two-day summit confer. that the major oil consumers oping nations. D'Estaing In Martinique next worked out a compromise. en. A key question was unite for event ua l price nego. French Foreign Minister Saturday. The energy question Is Just The agenda does not include wtwthpr France was ready to Ution5 with the Arabs and Jean Sauvagnargues told newsSauvagnargues spoke to one of the tough problems that Britain's bid for cheaper mem. join the others in accepting the other members of the men Sunday he thought the newsmen after West Gcrimrn the Market leaders lace in bership terms In the Market, United States proposal for a Oganizakn of Petroleum conference "will not discuss the Chancellor Helmut Schmidt re- Paris. The nine—Britain, but conference sores said conmion front against the oil ExpC:ting Countries, energy question at length" be. turned from Washington and France, West Germany, Ire- Prime Minister Harold Wilson exporting countries. France has refused to join cause "the differences are be. talked by telephone with Gis- land, Italy, Belgium, the Neth- is determined to bring up the such a consumers' club, seeks tweu the French and Amen- card. The fact that the French erlands, Luxembourg and Den- subject. France and some of the The other eight members of separate deals with the oil can points of view," and this were not going to' press their mark are expected also to other members are against any the European Economic Corn- states and urges holding an tin- would be dealt with fully when European partners for support consider more frequent meet- change. ----4 SAIGON, South Vietnam tAP) WAShINGTON (AP) The foreign aid program is headed [or a Senate-House tangle over aid to Turkey in the lace of a more in the Ilo.e to shut off that aid immediately. - 1 I I The Saigon command - reported a fourth straight day of fierce fighting and shelling attacks today in the southern half of South Vietnam and along the border with Cambodia. The command said casualties in the fighting had risen to more than 2,600 on both sides. It reported 248 government troops killed, 990 wounded and 210 missing and claimed 1,180 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops killed, many by air and artillery strikes. Military officials acknowledged that security had deteriorated in the fertile Mekong Delta south of Saigon, where the bulk of the attacks were concentrated, and in Tay Ninh province bordering Cambodia to the northwest of the capital. But the officials claimed the Viet Cong had taken a heavy beating. day. Secretary of Sta te Henry A. Kissinger was to go before the House Foreign Affairs C-ommittee later today to appeal for approval of the aid program. House rejection of the $2.6 billion foreign aid bill would not kill the program, It could still be fundea under a stop-gap continuing resolution to leave its fate up to the new Congress convening in January. But Rep. Benjamin S. Rosenthal. D-N.Y., a leader of the move to cut off U.S. military aid to Turkey, effective Tilesfin Archbishop Convicted I-mr."I in •,..,. , tinning resolution, probably at the end of next The Senate voted last weeK to delay the Turkish aid cutoff until Feb. 4. But Rosenthal said he will oppose delay unless week — Gets New Minister - inherited the problems of an Inflatlon-ridden economy and the task of trying to clean up the image of the ruling liberal-Democratic party. MikI, 67. got V$ of the 483 volts cast In the lower house of the Diet and 130 of 249 In the upper house. Miki was chosen last Wednesday to succeed Kakuel Tanaka as president of the ruling party and prune minister. Tanaka resigned last month after mounting criticism cer allegations that he used his position In amassing his personal lqrtune. Students Bury U Thant Korea. U Thant, the former secretary-general of the EJr!lted Nations, was buried Sunday In a mausoleum students hastily constructed on the campus of Ra400n University. ' 4 4 Rep. Charles W, Whalen Jr., B-Ohio, said the House could vote down the foreign aid bill For Space ..._._i;%_ir Link Suvki vzsoz 16 was the Soviet Unperta say they are ready for ion's third maned space misnext summer's Soviet- sian this year. It was launched American space linkup Monday as a rehearsal for the following completion of the six- U.S.-Soviet venture the first day Soyuz 16 space flight. They of its kind for the two space said it was a success. powers. The two cosmonauts' Cosmona4s Anatoly Flip- main Jobs were testing new Nikolai docking gear, automatic dechenko and orientation control end RukavLjhnikov landed in spacecraltatmosphere systems Central Asia just after noon Sunday, lass reported. The two that have been developed to be men, who are the backup crew compatible with the American for the joint Soyuz-Apollo flight equipment. in July, both felt the ofKonstantln Bushuyev, direcficlal news agency said. tor of the Soviet side of the "We are confident that we are project, told Tau: "It is clear ready for the 1975 flight," that we have succeeded In Cosmonaut Alexei Yeliseyev checking in real space flight the sa3d in a television interview, whole package of the new He Is Involved In planning the systems and units responsible Soviet-American mission, for the success of the future "Our system Is ready," said Link-up of the Soviet and U.S. scientist Vladimir Syromyatln. space ships." - - Japan's Train Is I, 4 ' lb 0 to of - )f eI(U11k11?qok. Where to gr for all the informat 0fl you fltt'd u r ii .'.v Ill U111t). . rj MARGE WILLIAMS 322-1817 Sanford MRS, DONALD BELL 1 3"11811 Cassetberry- Winter Springs MARILYN GARLANTI 8349,212 Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET 9-119,112 F ores? Ci?y HILDA RICHMOND 5743167 Deltona Japan's suTOKYO (AP) pertraln, known as the Bullet, has just marked its 10th birthday anniversary and is in a bit of trouble. Hailed as the world's fastest, safest and most punctual rolling stock, the Bullet has reached an age where, in the reluctant view of almost everyone, it is ailing and needs a shot in the arm. Fatigue generally is blaumed, the wear and tear of hauling more than 750 million passengers over a distance of 322 miles between Tokyo and Osaka for an over-all total of 46.6 million mr mk-s or th.' equivalent of 3131) round trips to the moon. Although looked on by experts around the world as a model of railroad development and service, the Bullet during th' past year hris been plauI by trouble. 'I he lunge has been wide. There have been things such as hypersensitive instruments reacting adversely to snowsta-ms, sots in the rals, short circiitz caused by rats gnawing cable lines and snakes slipping into the signal txjx or shorting out overhead - :- N - " HENRY KISSINGER even without the Turkish aid dispute and said he blames Kissinger. — "Kissinger's carrying foreign policy around In his vest pocket, and when he's gone nothing happens," Whalen said in an Interview. Whalen contended that one result was that administration lobbyists may not be able to keep together the coalition of House Republicans and Democrat.s that passed foreign aid by only five votes Last year. - Troubled train control tATCi began tie veloping bugs. The ATC slows the train if it gets too cloee to one in front of it and picks up speed when the danger is pasted. It also selects the proper track when moving into mctations and automatically stops if danger looms. According to Japan National RaJway (JNR) officials, the ATC eliminates the need for complex and expensive wayside signals used by other railroads. Alter repeated widespread complaints that performance of the superirains had deteriorated, JNR finally agreed In Oetober to c1,5p'nd 320 runs be. tween Tokyo and Osaka over four days early next year for comprehensive safety checks. Officlal, proud of the Bullet train's record of no major accidents or injuries, said the can. cellation would affect about 700,000 passengers and mean a loss o $5 million. The checks will Involve general inspection and maintenance of rails, roadbeds, overhead wiring, pantographs and the Alt system to ensure safe, high-speed travel. JNR officials will also retire 360 of the 1,8 Bullet trains now in operation because they are considered "worn out." These trains, officials said, were n ;mde prior (1) September 196-1 a nd have surpassed their operational limits of 1,640,000 miles. on, mit. SoIzh.nitsyn STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) Alexander Solzhenitsyn has met here with American evangelist Billy Graham, who says they talked about the "nj for a religious awakening throughout the world." Graham said Sunday the exiled Soviet writer's "grasp of both history and' theology is amazing," and Sotzlienitryn "has the kind of intellect and moral courage that the world so desperately TWCdS toda y." - Pope Paul VI I hiwi u,p Qua t mty pt*.cis •pç4y S .'p d.sg'. itn(ls lrnpmt P Phone 84 1 0 -7700 1 _". 1 , - , Prti Y'i OrImndo Fla, I 1 - FOANUPI I CH1 See Our Many Selections of Lasting Gifts Pierre Trudeau Nationally Advertised Electronic -- A. WASHINGTON (AP) Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau of Canada MOSCOW (AP) Tass iS says the United States has speculating that Bobby suffered "a decline of Fischer may defend his moral leadership," but world chess championship remains in a predominant by playing Brazilian position of leadership grandmaster Ilenrique among nations. 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I -- DEAR P01 IN — Grease from the stove has splashed on the indoor-outdoor carpet in our ki tchen making a circle about one foot across We have used clean ers and a vinegar solution but nothing helped. Just bef or e th is happe ned th e carpet had been cleaned by a professional so this was a disaster budget wise. Any suggestions will be appreciated.—MRS, M.K. l)EARMRS.M.K.— One mnakerof such carpet sug gests tha t for very heavy grease spots one applying a dry-cleanin g fluid, such as used for spot cleaning clothes, and then a solution made of one teaspoon whit, vinegar and one teaspoon of a neutral detergent, such as used for delicate fabrics, mixed In a quart of warm water. Re-,apply cleaning solution.BI.OT (not rub) gently ~k i th a clean cloth beginning,at outer edges. Do not apply so much liquid that the backing will become wet. flurry along the drying process by blotting up as much as possible with another clean doth or paper towels Thln)'c used prevk,usI) ma htndtr th workability of anything used. If any stain has had time to dry and set, it is going to be hard to remove.—POI,LY DEAR 1-101.1 Y —My Pet Peeve is with those thread "eye-a" put at the mTkIines of dresses instead of trietal ones and supposed to be used with a hook I find it very difficult to fasten the thread type and often the garment fabric is pulled by coristai:t tr ying to reach and find that elusive thread "evp"_snNA -ing the inside Ironi an old ballpoint pen and pushing the crochet needle through the outside part. Start to crochet and discover how relaxed)-our hand and armareasyou work at a favorite pasl~.';ne. —MRS.A.D.R. DEAR POLLY — I save the cardboard cores from large rolls of Christmas gift wrapping paper so when Itake down the Christimiu uvv iii wrep we iigmu.s arounu inc tunes, canay- cane style. The ends are taped to tht tube. The following year the lights are ready to unroll with no tang les. This is especially good for miniature lights. When storing tree ornaments wrap each one in a facial tissue. - LENA, DEAR I.ENA - Even before we were so conscious of saving. and everything we used tissue that came on gifts for wrapping ornaments to be stored. .- POLIX. DEAR IOLLY — Coloring my hair at home is not such a task now that I can see what I am doing. I washed ar4 dried a pair of used plastic gloves and cut off the fingers, including an inch or so of t he hand section. I slip these fingers over the bows of my glasses and secure near the lens with plastic tape. Twisting the Plastic fingers will also give a closer fit. BETTY. , FURNITURE i---i-- _____ " J i.I .- &. - -* f * " — - ... - - - ' - ._ - t rm Iwo, . - .. - - . I ... ~-___..r= N.. 't ~& - i _z__ t - -_ 7K. - . ~__ ~_ __ . , 1, I ? __ " k I" , c r ` M_ _ $P. L 04 S. Park Ave. -. - - - :r ~f if - .. - POLLY'S POINTERS • SANTA'S HELPERS ' , - - UP PENDANTS I I U - ' : - Ill '0 -:• - —. $7t ARRING E Engravable - DNIGHT SUN ' 1 - $900° Pierced (AND READ - .--_. -- Wyler Watches - Weaker Rival?" • ' Korchnoi lost to Karpov ______ __ last month In the chess challengers finals. . __ - • -- h11 41 — "Fischer probably is far from being convinced, as some would like to think, of his victory over the young Soviet grandmaster, U he chooses Mecking as a rival,'' l'ass said in a cornmnentary entitled "Would Robert Fischer Like a - - , DEAR ABBY: My husband loves to hunt, and he gets positively rabid when anyone mentions any kind of gun control. Vve always hated guns, and think that handguns should not be manufactured except for use by Law enforcers. The other day my husband came borne with bumper sUckers m our new car. They said: "Guns don't kill people. People kill people." I finally had to agree that those bumper stickers made a lot of sense. No? SOOTHED IN SYRACUSE DEAR SOOTHED: Prepare to become unsoo th ed That bumper sticker sho uld read, 'Guns don't kill people, but people with guns kill people." Run that th rough your old rifle barrel a coupleoftlmei. geuge sft6w 133 E RV* (I' DEAR ABBY: Now, for my "P.S." I am no longer "Miserable." I am grateful. I am 20 years old, Abby, and I just found that clipping tucked away In my 1968 diary. (lam "cleaning out my closets" because I am going to be married next June, and I'll be moving.) You were right. My parents were stricter than the parents of my friends, but now rea lize that they set extra high standards' for me because they loved me and wanted me to be proud of myself, I am sa ving a c opy of that clipping to show my daughter If I am ever lucky to have one, because I intend to raise my daughter just like my mother raised me, and she may "hate" me for the same reasons I "hiitM" my m,ah. I am graduating from college In June, an&Juarr3ing a wonderful man on the following Saturday. How can I thank you? -D" IN PHOENIX "DEAR "D": You already base. frw.ftJHa, and may all life's blessings be yours. -__- - - r'' ager alternately loves and ha tes his parents. It's not easy to be criticized, restricted, corrected and disciplined day In and day out. But parents who really love th eir chlldrtn, prove it by consistently letting their children kbow what Is expected of them. Parents who are "soft" and permissive rear confuses.,, Insecure children, I don't expect you to agree with me today, but keep this letter and read it again three years from now, and then you'll unde staod it perfectly. Good luck, dear. You're lucky. You are loved ." Imptint i i.'(. , - !f ______ "DEAR MISERABLE: yotJrletter doesn' t skmeat$lJl receive many such letters each week Almost every normal teen. Cards line --,&—. • -___________________________________________ gown of classic shirtwaist trimmed with a froth of -r design, Mrs. Kirk surely feathers, were much in .-r'-deserves the "hostess with the evidence, and the gowns Out. .-mostess" award for 1974. Her numbered the pants almost 100 JJhors d'oeuvres committee, to one, headed by Mrs. William (Lucy) Jewel-toned satins and silver t_it layer, Mrs. Frank (Elizabeth) and gold lame were also Mebane, and Mrs. Woodrow favorites, fashioned always on L. J (Vi) Clark, wile of Mutual figure-flattering flowing lines. ) .*r 1 I — Concert's president, and one of And not to be outdone by this 1. — Ithe evening's congenial hosts, bevy of female beauty, the a/ __________ wins the "gourmet award" for gentlemen cam e attired in a the splendid fare they provided, rainbow of tuxedos, blue and ________ Always an affair of high pink and yellow with black I -1 fashion, the Chnmpagne Ball trim, in scarlet and green and this year reflected th e return to ebony jackets, and many in • & --a elegance and femininity all the ruffled and lace-trimmed fashion leaders have been shirts. predicting for the 1974-75 December, 1975, roll around Mr. anti Mrs. Bill Kirk, charming hosts at holiday season. Flowing soon we can't wait for the Champagne Ball chiffons in pastel shades, next Champagne Ball' __________ MISEflAL'LEINphIO[X `1 -"I qa T , io1 ,OO I IrIOO t.d1;.Oopmoo I 1500 11001 400 OO I - a Open daily except Sunday 10.6; Friday 10.9 The sparkle of free-flowing chestra from Jacksonville, and champagne was reflected in at the witching hour, satisfy It ABIGAIL VAN BLRFN f NI w every merry eye and beaming hearty appetites and subdue smile Sa turday night, as 200 festive high spirits wi th a DEAR ABBY: Will you do me (and countless thousands of Seminole Mutua l Concert scrumptious breakfast and teen-aged girls) a tremendous favor and re-run the letter and Association members and plentiful piping hot coffee your reply from your column of September 6, l? guests partied till the wee hours served by Meiner's of Orlando. I wrote it, and now I want to write a "P.S." Thank YOU.. at the annual Champagne Ball, Responsible for this sod'1al held this year in the splendid highlight of the year, was DEAR "D": With pleasure: clubhouse at The Forest, Lake receptions and hospitality DEAR ABBY: am a 14-year-old girl and my problem is my Mary, committee chairman, Mrs. Bill mother. I hate her. It may sound terrible to you, but I really hate The towering glass structure, (Jerri) Kirk and her Chainher. I used to thlnk I would get over it, but I know now I never set amid Pine and oak woods, pagne Ball committee memwill , Sometimes think I will go out of my mind shedoesn't quit and glittering with myriad bers, Mrs. Norman (Liz) picking on me. I never do any th ing to suit her. The doesn't like my lights, saw the elegantly Helfrich, Frank Mebane, Mrs. clothes, my hair, my friends or an y thing. gowned ladies and their escorts D o n a 1 d (Har My Iriend.s are not biim, ei th er. They are good groommmt'tI In imrt best, chatting bara; Jackson, Mrs. William WId u aren't wild or on pot or anything like that, but my mother over tasty and beautifully Nancy) Kirk Jr., Jack liurney, they look like hippies, and they aren't. presented hors d'oeuvres, Mrs, June Lorinann, and Please help me, Abby, before I run away from home. i cry swinging to the lively siiJns of Boyd (Nell) Coleman. myself to sleep at night because my mother is so hateful. If I the Sounds Interesting or- Charming In a flowing white babysit, she makes me put the money In the bank. Other girls can buy records or do whatever they want with the money they earn, Don't tell me to talk to my father. He's always on her side. 1' And don't tell me my mother 'loves" me and is only doing things -___________ for my own goodJf You Print my letter,don't sign rame or I'll get 11J lulled. ' Unpflfl$d W,tP, - - ROME (AP) Pope Paul VI has paid a traditional visit to the Monument of Mary near the Spanish Steps in Rome to mark the Feast of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin. The Pope rode to the monument Sunday in an open limousine, waved to a crowd of several thousand, then prayed there. is proud to announce they are These faults have tied up traffic, but have been remedied quickly. 1 1 hw real trouble cropped up ill mid-1972, it liii its peak last spring and summer when the iiullet tran'3 infallible transistizcd track-to-ceb cimuncation.s system or auomatc ZI 25 Catds for 1 5.00 PEOPLE I Bail: A Sparkling Affair Champagne - Still Time to Order Your W I - Monday, Dec. 9,1974-7A- =--— - 11(1TtLZ — top 40 i' - Junta that had seIzed power eight mon ths before. He said be fore the vote that he wanted to return to ''the home of my forefathcrs w ha tever the reult." But Cararnanlis said Sunday ni ght: "I don't think it would be wise for him to attempt to llis not known yet whether he teturn In t he near future." will propose a strong presiOther governm ent sour ces dency with policy-making pow- said the former king would cr3, like the American and have to accept the verdict of the French presidencies, or a weak plebite and relinquish all his figurehead, with policy as well royal titles and claims before as government administration his return could be considered. remaining the province of Constantine has been living In premier elected by parliament. England with his wife, who was Whatever Caraxuanlis pro- the Danish Princess Anneposes is certain to be approved Marie, and their three children. The rejection of the monsince his New Democracy party has a majority of almost three archy was generally expected, to one in parliament. If he but the size of the vote against it chooses a strong presidency, he surprised some observers. l ezneetd to rim for the nod himself and toget it. There was no Immediate comment on the outcome of the plebiscite from ex-King Constantine, who fled from Greece in 1967 after an abortive attempt to overthrow the military He wi ll be replaced in a ru'• tional election. Hut before that is held Premier Constantine t'arauianlis umil utiiiiit a new constitution or constitutional amendments to Parliament defining the Presidential Powers. Personalized Christmas line, By The Associated Press Burmese students buried U Thant on their campus in defiance of his family and the government; Malaysian police seized several more student protest leaders, and more unrest was reported in South Vietnam and in South R4 . Soviets Ready ZMAXIM11T - TOKYO (API Takeo Mild, a reformer and veteran politician, became prime minister of Japan today. He - ---1, tIIdLCUJILUIULCUWUL3LUX1UI cutoff clause in any such con- the present Congress adjourns, JERUSALEM (AP) An Israeli court today convicted the Greek Catholic archbishop of Jerusalem of smuggling arms for Arab terrorists in Israel. Msgr. Hularlon Capudji, a Syrian and the leader of about 4.000 Qiristians In the Holy Land, could get a maximum sentence of 35 years in prison. But legal sources said he probably would be expelled from Israel. The Jerusalem District Court convicted the 49-year-old prelate on three counts: making contact with a foreign agent, the military commander of the Palestine Liberation Organization; carrying and possessing illegal weapons, end working for an Illegal organization. Japan "Unless some significant event takes place, there's no basis for compromise," Rosenthal said in a telephone interview from the Democratic mini-convention at Kan':is City. Rosenthal said he will move first to keep the Tuesday ( lead-line or Turkish aid cutoff In the $2.6 billion foreign aid authorization bill scheduled for House action Tuesday. In approving the continuing resolution earlier this year, the House voted the cutoff by mar. gins up to three to one before the November elections. This indicates that Rosenthal's amendment will set up a House. "P ' , ATHENS, Greece (Al') The Greeks by a vote of more than wo to one have rejected (ho miionarhy Fur the third titmie in this century, and the government announced today that parliament will proba bly elect a provisional president this week, The final official count from Sunday's plebiscite was 3,236.345, or 69.2 per cent, in (avor of a republic and 1,443,804 votes, or 3098 per cent, for return of the monarchy. Twenty-five per cent of the eligible voters did not vote, With 92 per cent of the vote Sunday's plebiscite counted, the government said 2,8 mlllior., or 68.8 per cent, voted for Greece to continue as a republie, while 1.3 million, or 31.2 per cent, voted for the return of 34year-old Kind Constantine, - Almost 25 per cent of the ellgible voters did not vote. The leading candidate for the provisional presidency, a largely figurehead post, Is former premier Panayiotls Canello. Poulos, 72. . - - — -- Any More Monarchy Aqain 1L - i 'Miserable' Isn't a I Kissinger can assure that progress is being ma de In negotiations tu get Turkey's occupation forces out of Cvpni;. I DEAR ABBY Greeks Reject On ' Turkey Aid House Republicans planned to caucus on the trou bled bill t- Continues Fighting Fight Brewing - - - NOUN.-own-mann-M -Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - osw, Norway iAPi — Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands have decided to buy American jet fighters built by General Dynamics to replace their aging U.S.. made F104 Starfightes, the Oslo daily Morgenziadet said today. The usually well-informed newspaper said Norway's Defense Minister Ak Jakob Fostervoll will give a briefing in Brussels today on the decision to recommend purchase of the Texas firm's '(116 jet The paper said Belgium, which had joined the three governments in selecting a new plane for their air force.-,, had not make up its mind but would probably also buy the $.-million '(116. Belgian and Dutch governnient spokesmen expressed urprise at the No report. A Belgian Foreign Ministry 'komin nd in lr uck ht hid not ht;irt1 decision and did not expect any until next month. — lb "m 14 of The Herald 'I if - ' 'i" ..'r- I 1 mifii— ,, ('7',. . A. % , T ot .r A P I '0 Z!e _1"6n~ - Z. - F-M . - :P ~_~~ t!~ ,: -- _-Z-r-4 I. btIfL..._., r lt , - z ___ 4, i,' - -'I ( -_ a". ø' 40 N• ' - . Smiles all round from Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Carroll, (left) and Mr. and Mrs. Al Bergeson. If ~ou have stopped having There have been 27 demon. than an X-ray and shows up . ..... " Christmas Wrap-U p - - you - ,-. . - • ": • I -' L i__i__~_ . _T' ,_~~M_ : - - - -, — - _kw. .4 7 breasts arxi worrying about menstrual periods, your stration clinics paid for by the ROL)GERSON, M.D.United States and the world abnormalities well, them all the time. Treat the Cancer of the breast is the breasts will be soft and YOU National Cancer Institute and The treatment by surgery is procedure as simple prevenfive commonest cancer In women. should still examine them once the rican CanLer Society) far less mutilating tlian it used me(tcine. Use it and forget a month Become familiar with set up across the country where to be, Q I read about Mrs Ford and The greatest single thing particularly when a lesion about it be tween mimes t he kind of breast tissue you women are screened free Mrs. Rockefeller ha ving their can do is to examine your of is caught early. Radiation ut'. ,,...i -t hm,.,. Ac 'a" #h,n it I.U3C vi tu $ ii ureasis trequently, ever% cnarge. une or mese clinics therapy has also improved and canmr. I'm worried about my month alx)ut a week after a think there are changes, if you reported recently ft1t, 0[it of a judicious combination of own now. What can I do for menstrual period. Before feel a lump, or note tenderness, 5,000 women, 97 had tumors a these two is yielding much myself? menstrual period they are often see your doctor, or clinic, and which were biopsie1 (pieces better results cosmetically and A. Iliese two women have normally swollen and ten&r ask to be examined. removed and examined under psychologically than before. probably performed a great from the action of your hotYour doctor. or the nurse, will the microscope by a Don't, however, become public service by bringing this monet Afterwards they recede show you how to check your pathologist) and, of these, 36 obsessed with palpating your problem forcibly to the at- as.d are easier breasts and the Cancer Society turned out to be malignant fl puts out pamphlets. Follow Many women - excuse these suggestions, but don't get themselves saving, "I bound up in a complicated always forget!" You by say can tie routine. The important thing is your self-examination to just to feel them regularly. sometaing you do regularly, Cancer of the breast tends to like taking a shower or bath, Have your Christmas gifts bets of Beta Sigma Phi put their spread rapidly and your best when you start your birth wrapped and benefit practiced hands to work, hope is to catch it early. There the Central Florida Zoo at the They will be on hand Dec. 13 aren't enough doctors to control pills each month, a soecific date each month, a same time step by the through 24 ist these tL'nes: examine every woman and mark on the calendar. Christmas wrepping booth In Monday through Thursday, 6 - attempts are being made to A help in diagnosis in X-ray the Zayre Pla.a with all your 10 p.m.; Friday, 2 10 p.m.; train nurses and other mammography and the new holiday purchases and let the Saturda',lOa.m. - 10 p.m.: and paramedical personnel to help Xvtui vsualization that looks flieta Epsilon chapter mnem- Sunday, 10 am. to 7 pm. and to spread the message. Like a builder's blueprint rather The Herald Services .iii,u,u - ' •(• t•J•,• Admiring the beautifully appointed hors d'oeuvres table are Mr. and Mrs. I)avid Berrien. Marking Calendar Aids Cancer Check tention of the women of the L' . I By ELEANOR P, ' " ' , -- • . .-k - - ~_17 ~ ~ _#~Miv ki~_. ___ _-VNM-!w.__ �A -... 8A-Evenlnq Herald, Sanford. II. __ -- Monday, Dec. 9, 1974 __ __ T1 u e : r1i ,imi ., jj1 .a •wis I cnoo Muu, 4 Honor L i sts - -- y - a lu urn __ J u 46 ! 73, t;1110 %Wl 01" I V!~ K Teague Middle School,'Forest Lobb, Kimberly Logan, Tainmy Green, Jerald Hallmark, Stevens, Laura Wallenfels, Jeanne Nesse Brenda Nielsen, Ken Johnson, Danny Kiernan, City, has amounced the honor Lott, Cynthia Long, Michelle Ha sAd Harper, Steve Carter, Siegrid Clanton, Janan Hartznan, Ellen West, Kelly Whitworth, Karin Olson, ALL A' s : i Uks William Burns, Lara Rand, Judith David y n Leonard, Dondi Lingo, Cole, Kimberly Faust, Kathr roll of students for the first nine Martin, Kathy Lynn McDonald, George Hermansen, Brian Gene Williams, ney Teresa Rivers, Cindy Sanders, Track' Durk Leodding, weeks grading period. Robert Geirdrng, Debra Glore, Glenda Jeff Crystal, ,,, Victoria J. Newman, Kristin Holmes, Jeff Joseph, David C. Williams. Sayyah, Lisa Slalman, Garvey, Wade Lyons, Brenda Palmer, Jeff Sheffield, Jeff Gulls, Pa1g Gresham, Dana Brian Sixth grade girls listed in. Oberg, Sheryl Dunlap. Kastner. Paul L. Klein, Robert Smith, Forend' Smith. James Martin, Elaine HrIni smith, Jiri Sonafeit, Glen liargon, Prn dude: AlSO Ms'Iia Ograin, Ktr' Knight, Duane l.ee, John !'ith, AIoi. .3array, •tr Lcr smith, Robin Tootle, Bradley Zablucki, Hyman, Jensen, Lynn Maric Pal.-Tiquist, Ellen M. Lunberg, John Mills, Donald : Natasha Alershire, Sandy Solitro, Susan Steeg, Cathy Richard Zoretic, John Cannon. Margaret Johnson, Alesia Cliarles, Powers, Gary Sowder, Sandra Bererson, Chri's Parkinson, Sherriann Patti, Monks, Da i vid Moore, Emeat Austin, Christine Bauer, Janie Stevenson, Robin Vaughn, C5 : Eight grade girls making the Norman, Jill Patterson, Leah Kevin Stacey. Black, Karen Browning, Lisa Krista Phelps, Darcy Riddell, Powers, Gregory E. : Nancy Wagner, Noelle Ward, honor roll include: SbArley, Bayle, Teresa Bomkamp, Chase, Felicia Coletti, Susan Gayta flies, Linda Rogers, Marian Kelly, Dawn : J. Rogers, Clay Terrell, Harold Wolfe, Becky Bryan, Gricell Co, Debbie Wheat, Tracey White, AR HONOR ROLL Gore, Lisa Harper, Kathy A. Alice Lynn Roebuck, Judith Klein, Mary i,eis, Enimy Levy, Dave M. Wooten. Denise Devore, Joanne Dinaco, Dana Windsor, Jeanette ALL A's Debbie Lot, Vicki Martell, Charles Baker, Hewett, Joanie Sorenson, Ann Rybar, heather San. Seventh grade girls on the Gina Diclero, Janet Dava, Ycack. d Lynn Barron, Kurt Ben der, Rachel Coulter, Marqucrite Ka th leen Martin, Tami Meyer, Karyn Stuhrke, Patricia derson, Denise Sienkiewicz, honor roll include: Donna Fields, Seventh Amy Fingerman, ,On Byrne, Brad ,,stes, grade boys Listed Fahey, Lisa freeman, Lee Ann Carol Millott, Loretta Mitchell, Peter Walkcr. I Allison Smith, Darlene Smith. Cindy Forman, Jeanne Fowler. include: Heard, Debra Hyland, Tamara Unda Munizzi, Myra Siliffay, Fuller, Greg Furner, John Pamela Smothers, Daphne ALLA's Julie Freeman, Diane FurMitchell, Teresa Nicholas, Regina Navarrate, Denise Cutely, Gary Goebel, Sterling AR HONOR ROLL Snyder, Cindy Spencer, Kay Anita Arnold, De bbie Balog, boter, Jacquelyn Goodin, Cindy ALL A's Kathryn Putrarn, Stephanie Oliff, Cammie Pawluck, Hall, Alan Housel, Jay Jackson, Deborah Adams, Donna Lynn Thomas, Ik, , Vause, Gwynne Susan Balk, Carrie Belton. Jodi Harden, Tammy Hawley, Steve Cast), Thomas Green, Triplett, Denise Urbanski, Sharaleen Peyche, ljolly Dan Jarobs, John Kelly, Doug Anderson. Ashhe Anthony, Wales. Kathleen Wilcox, Coppock, Marcie Dancho, Julie Caren Ilassel, Melanie Hewett, Gerald McKinney. Nancy Sterling. Ange Baker, Lisa Bender, Elizabeth Williams. [)helps, Dina Pomeroy, Kim Kent, Tiim Kilgore, Eugene 6 Falstadm, blue Hallmark, Lindlee Jenner, Peggy Jone', Pamela Bomkamp, Michelle Huos, Cheryl Sobotka, Chris Loeb, Earl Maier, Frank Sixth Grade boys receiving Cindy Larbig, Ellen Maxwell, Kimberly Knight, Holly A-B HONOR ROLL A-11 HONOR ROLL Timothy, Anita Ward, Janis McKinney, Oscar Stilton. Paul Brooks, lisa Cohn, Alexandria the distinction include: Jane Melton, Karen Phillips, Kraftchick, Catherine Kelley Abbiu, Harold Arthur, Nancy Ashe, Gwyn Bergman, Westfall, Deborah 'iutecko, Moore, Perry Pederson, Coulter, Kelley Davil. Deborah Cindy Roberts, Brenda K r u ni b h a a r, V a I e r I e Seth Blooms Michael Brown, Christine Berkley, Robyn Meiinda Wilcoyen, flollace Kenneth Porter, Ahmed Reza, Dick, Mary E. Doyle, Tammy ALL A's Robinson, Robin Rossum, Kuykendall, Carol Lobsinger, Mark Car', Bobby Dance, Bishop, Sandra Hogan, Claudia Williams, Donna Woir. Andrew Schaefer, Steven Dubois, liamela E. Dudley'. Michael Giordanelli, John Sandy'Ruas, Rene Sienkiewicz, Andrea Lyons, .is (V McEvilly, Peter Deviriey, Dana Dunham, Bowden, Gaynor Broffel, Tracy Eighth grade boys on the list Scharf, Michael Smith, ChrLi Patricia Eggars, Marian EIbs. Hobbs, Eric Kerley. Stephanie Smith, Elizabeth Patty McLean, Leslie Murray, Ross Gin?old, Tim Holcomb, Brown, Teresa Bruce, Deborah, include: Seaborn Goebal. Wales, Also Jennifer Fahey, Kelly J Fredrickson, Laura P. Glenn, A-B HONOR ROLL • . . J chErcS A Anita flail, Christian Denise Kenny Aflen. Colmer Clifton, - botham, Shirley Jolley, Randi .Michael Davidson, Robert 'W\Nii~ Michelle Kaufman, Leslie Faistad, Greg Fry, Jeff Kitchen, Cindy Kussner, Wendy Garrett, Billy Grant. Robert Salvation 1 (It . NORTHERN LIGHTED •'• // 99 . STYLER/DRYER ,I 064001L "0664"l-VIN9044" "I-&"~=" '4~~" bftft,%" k" me." to be °° PROCTOR 88 cr 1.11 14 ~ 1 B) The Asodated I ..,. I *. , - ~ - *ik . . I 2 75 OZ SPRAY MIST N988 REG 4 * A GREAT 75 if STOCKING STUFFIRS I ZI 1 - - ~ I CE NIC SLOW - V cot I t P 41 I 1 -0-4buov I U *99 - Ej •'•'. .•• '*p. GIs • & S - - jm w made before December 24, according to Tom Hunt, .uttee Crulthern Bell mmger. Persons wid* to change of the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce recently passed a the way they are listed in the on urging it) ° "L`rent directory or add to Winter Park and th! Board Of listings should contact the Directors of the Chamber to SauUxTn Bell biminm office in take appropriate action to Sanford. rn . ,111IIIIIII~IIII!IiiIs Ll~~_~I.n_~~j - . b".1 IIINA1101" ~ . k I , I e want I I Olt "1110501, C"I --- X'\\N r eso assist the Zoo in raising Lake -- . *'1" Wins In Parade Franc W/2 FOOT , CHRISTMAS TREE • 0 NOW present '.' .4' . Horse Show is LIGHT PAPER OR FOIL 244 ro - "c PAK ' RIBBON M December 15. at 10:10 a.m., at ASSORTED I BBC COLORS I I.." . . SHAMPOO . . 69' HAIR SPRAY 9 1 Itg 1 910 - t1#41 I ONE r0s~a COLOGNE. .""" 0a ~r ~_ % MogyarDeployed Ii N' LOW 1 "' AV 4A C To Antarctica ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. .1 . . 10 ____ __________ )O&W POINT MUGU,Calif.-Navy i Aviation Structural Mechanie i 30CL= Pidwd A. Mnyar 13 ' I I'll I 0 . i 2 .9 wow 111 . 6 qo~~ - ::~* * f4 ' Imm oft r -BATH . . ièr• 59 , 1 I / 95 ~ ~ )) 23 13519 REG - . 1 Magyar 1' - ,I . / . • Kodak ';" .-. - Film PEG 13 56 ''' - 1 % 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray million miles in support Of the ,ia'i)f 49 OF 2 " -- •-_ _ -._.._ _______________ - .... ..... _______ . grNi~ i - - -_ 1. il 49 I/" ;, -.1 . - . It 4, - . ,,• in the second half. Passing lanes that appeared to be open were quickly when a Vi ki ng would suddenly come out of nowhere t9 inWrept the ball. The Vikings were In a 1I -- 90 - ,j - - ~ - - 1~ . lose, but when the Raiders tried to pass through it, the in the contest the home team began to move the ball CHIP NOE briskly around the perimeter of the zone. leaving them open for Raiders to one shot at a fime some uncontested 15-foot jump Later - - . , superiority on the Vikin gs had a lead that was just - 141 . Turf Club P R Head - - .. - 1.V . ... . z P"Im 0. ~ ;P - ~*. UNA .-. I - AO . .W l'$ - -- * * R(( - ,_ ~ 4evsUld . - a ,, . ~ 6 As 0 __ . - A . 0 . . z 7" ASSORTED NO I 'ASSEI.RERRY Al Grub, appointment of herb Holiday as track The regular season picks up ce at Senunole j,resident anti managing the track's new publicity for the past two years. assumed again on Jan. 16 arxi 11 of the (hrector of Seminole Turf Club, director. remaining Raider games will has officially announced the Holiday, who has served as continue to be heard on the be against Division 11 teams "horns" here dLring the racing Palatka, Da)tona Btach, Lake season in addition to his City, Floridi JC of Jacksonville publicity duties. M and Central Florida JC of Hailing Iron .%'ew Orleans, Ocala. Sanford 'Naval Academy hail points while Bill Ross had 15. Holiday W had five years ex. The State Junior College fms players in double figures Mark Bassett 14, Hubert perience announcing harness Tournament will be played Feb, : -I%- night is the a nd Charlie racing for tracks operated by 27-March 1. In order to quahf hipmen eased to . 73-52 contributed 11. Dickens also basketball victory over Howey ,~ontrolled both backboards as Grillo in Edmonton, Alberta.* for the post-season tourney, d team niust finist,first or second in The [fills. tie hauled in a game-high 14 berta, Canada ai well as here. in its (bvision and Sterliv,, Toni Acheson was the top rebounds. hopes he has the horses to carr-., scorer for the winners with 16 The Middles made it a clean He also has 12 years expertthe Raiders to one of those two sweep as they also took the ence calling thoroughbred loft perches, junior varsity preliminary races throughout the United * * * . - I t I I UU ' II 4 5;. :o 1 I I ' . J I ~ I I Wh . . . it . . ____ . ______ i SCH00i CONTINUES 1 a ~ I ____ FOR GREYHOUNDS - - --1-1 - ..,- - ._L _.._-_. - - s&s 1 3337) 07. Swnrnr,s C o mo I'hese dogs anti handlers are busily preparing for Friday's opening of (he 1974 75 greyhound racing season at the Sanf d-O l d k el (Itib. Schoolingraces %vill continue this week prior to the opening night %, ,-hen approx i ilia (eiv ----._ _________________________________ r an o enn on hand for the inaugural program. ' i 0? 0 - or _-_• ________ ? Th( H I LLS (',irm,;rhvI : I 3. Gano o o o, Pned'cl000 Totss 771032 cANFOPO NAVAL ArOEMY 'I (it k U announ i. - 99 '1 29 1 I I - / 29 `- %_`._`III 0 . '1~1\_iw ITS MODEL 500 / / lo - 1, $$ 5 f I, P01 •! T ~ College. Sterling's stellar quintet will host its uv%n tournament Jan. 34 with opposition coming from Mattatuck, Cow, Manatee JC r idshipmen Win ~ If--- P-d 11. points while Chip Noe con- tributed 14 and Freeman Kennebrew added an even dozen. Sanford Seminole High graudate Vernon Johnson hit Fred ROSS, Wilkes said, 4 lead at the cutset and then out. Ross canned 11. for eight points for the losing "Defense is still the name of the scoring the Bears 12.2 in the Following tonight's tough Raiders. game and Fred just has to be opening minutes of the second On Wednesday the Raiders battle with Western Athletic the best baseline defensive half. The Hatters held only a Conference powerhouse New play host to Valencia at the player in the country the way he slim 25-22 margin at halftime. .Mexico, the 11,' itters ret urn to Sanford High gym. The Di%ision 11 Seminole. , Four of Stetson's starters hit DeLand to Like on always Valencia contest will be Ov last was somet hi ng super. in the double figures, led by Otis powerful Weste rn Kentucky a reg ul ar season game for the Stetson were never behind in Johnson's 13. Bill Seitz and the new Edmunds ActiviU es Raiders before the (7hi-istmas the contest, jumping out to a 13- Dave Stowers each had 12 while Center on Rursday Holiday break, but Sterling wifl ha round robin, two-dab tour . nament at Fort Pierce, which starts on Friday, hosted by - . V - LADIES l *d -_ C *-it a It I AN 0 0 P 0 I Ikr PEG. 1499 -11vy are an excellent Coming dow-r: with ball after cellent ball handler along with a 1 ,isketball team, and they an errant Raider shot, one of jumper that he could hit from outrebounded us in the second the Vikings big men would anywhere. Too m-ny times the half. Our offense had trouble whirl and hit a streaking guard multi-talented guard forced ge tting untracked when we or forward near the half-court shots that he had no right came back on the floor and they line, off to the side of the taking, but he did so many other jumped out to a double figure playing area. tWngs ri ght ead When we sIated pla yingThis board control coupled almost baH again, it was too late to with an excellent out-let pass The loss dropped the Raiders' catch up," Sterfing concluded. along with the Vikings fiffing all to a 4.3 mark while Polk now The smaller but higher of the fast break lanes, gave stands at 5-2, as both teams jLanping Vikings lirnited the them enough three-on-one came into the fray with like 4-2 - % .. 04 I p f ,W . ~ :. .I PEG "9 goes high in the air Ito score two points against Polk Community College Saturday night. Johnson Is a , ,•, , ,,, ,, product of Sanford Seminole iiign. His e fforts went ror naught as the Raiders lost 92-83. --- 0 AA .#-tttl r"Tot !%I - 1-coselsot to%$ t"j I I ,00, , - Vernon Johnson of Seminole Junior (allege " ) - . ituatio t .f I l r good. Along wi th falling to hit the boards properly, the Raiders made too many turnovers early closed : Herb Holl a I. . AINPUNIs 99 -, _ - .--._~QQ~_ ~-_ _7.--~! t, '.. .- 10 13,000 patrons are expected to be _---- It ig_ sn-g~p~~~m-~=*-=n-%-%-r--~.-__-- - -_ a - -~- - _____ I - , ,, ~_ 7 1.1 - - ,, __ .~ -1 . -_ .: 9 MODI, --'4' I - I . _ ~ 1 I •;:;;j .;. , t t s(r4 SUNFLOWER 3EEDS - Fi l m Print, OUAII" TRAhSCIIVIN AND II(ClIVIN Sit W11" Pus " i 1 I ____ - -=- - fly . ' -1 I . iI - I . - ----------------- -~ /I I ____ ' .. . passing t . PA .1 of dgeatvr, w prornoted Army Speia1ist five at development squadron Schofield B arrack s. Hawaii w.11 help support scientific 3anic with the research pcajects being Con is h Eriineer 11am., ZisE ducted by 17 cuiitrws. While in Infantry Division. t, Antarctic, t squadron is .. ___ for William B. Letts, 20, sm - - -_ S J C Coach Joe Sterl ing 's offense, . IF TACKLE - 9 . . . VITAMINS out hustling In the second half £ Harris at quarterback and Lawrence McCutcheon and Jim Bertelsen at running back. McCutchecn leads all NFCI rushers with 1. 004 yards. Statistically, the two clubs are close. The Rams are rated as three-point favorites, On the Rams are fourth In the NFL -second in rushing and sixth in passing. The Redskins are fifth - IM fti rushing and secondIn . - Vs_e ., 14~~ Vi A%I) AC HOU-.1 Cj)P. rq s, f 66- °' tune and simply overwhelmed the less talented Raiders. u•D',,). I C , - -1 Am: -_ - T a 1) 49 95) (REG FLUORESCENT lywo 44 ' . SAFARI LANTERN too ftt.ls . 14 604full ICTILI 111111111 HERBAL - gins. rerves added plang time to - POCKET CAMERA 11LASM COI,0111 OR 99 _.. . 1 I ) ,..410 ,I , "itit TRIAL RAZOR - -- WITH guilt 100 Wcypbr! - . 9 PERSONNA 39 __ the visitors had a much easier time as they came away with a 92-83 decision. The locals were ahead at half Saturda) night, 4 but Glover and company came - . around the sharp-shooting guard poured in 29 markers, but 13 - - the I . ,-'_-' - -- College. Glover canned 31 points on his home (ourt Dec. 6 as the Vikings squeezed past Raiders, 83-80. This time V N here fresh from a stunning 5s.43 felt the batter sting last * * * Stetson Vniversity's Hatters, upset victory over the Thursday, bowing 73-M.) S1 E7 SON Selff 6 0 0 1'. sldslharr% sporting a 2-0 record and one of University of California ~.t California was limited to just I 2 A 1. johnwn & i 2 ii. sf, ;*ef1 6 0 1 4 the best defensive clubs in the Berkeley on Saturday. In the 16 field goals in Saturda"s 0, O*Conneit o o o o school's history. take on the two games the flatters have contest and the Golden Bears '~ `` 0?i0 7012 59 Ts"AIS Universit - of New Mexico here played, they've allowed the were held to a 2(~-per Lent tonight in what should p only shooting avecage in the first I I 7 j, vmnq I 2 3 4 mlitr 2 o o 4 be a real test for the chargts of 50.1 points-per-game, which half and only four field goals in 4O? 6 31 15. D'CV o oo o Coach Glenn Wilkes. just might lead the nation in their first 20 attempts. e 0 0 A T01410. III 7 12 4) Wilkes brings his 2-0 quintet defense, iMarshall University Citing the tenacious play of 7-- % T--,,,, i~ ('1!4c,F) a 1~ • __ ~W __:_ - - - - I I /-----iFEMININE - . no -.-- records. KEYSTONE I --- _. - . , It - on a four-nionth deployment to TV ArtT3f asnouneal Antarctica as a meznb of promotion of one area man and An Ia ret Ic Development assignments three others of Squadron Six Magyar is the Letts . , I qpp-~q - REG 3499 u21OO . .-. 4 ' . . or the seco nd time in 11 days, the Raiders of Seminole J unior College were knocked off by a Kent Glover.led group from Polk County Junior Freshman guard Ken Atkins led Seminole's scorers with 16 \ ___ 99 I .uf In - ______ - playoffs as a cha mpion the followin g week and The other as the wild card with the best record among second-place finishers. Dallas has posted an &5 record and Detroit 7-6 with both still in the running for the wild cdrd smt should Washington lose All then would depend on results of the final Sunday of the regular season. Knox has his troop in good physical shape and plans changes in his starting align. I )-,,1.0,tI94? lo,,(11(4 0 . .,. ' S - - 88 .........._ 29 a of Guix #-AA timlI I I i . - :, \ JCuT,i*s #00 GoAr, W" JON% ~ G $13" . FOR 11%1 GRINDER ftiftly (;# fc~jl," POV412 -- ~ ~_ 0 tetson's Hatters Stun Cali*fornia * Bears .59 3 .1~ - - - RIVAL 5301 P10 HA0 TO O1 ..- • re II POLAROID " CAMERA --- ., ] . 12- 1 - FAN FORCED REQ. 1S.fl _______ 1499 i 101 NO*MAI DV CUP ELECTRIC I. trophy .' \. ft C1 B 92001 • 'eiaj• FLOUT AU70MAVC - 1611 114RU * 99 - - k ows 66 FANCY - ' - Ii HEATER ¶ 'r PERK .....99 is CT. REG 1 19 - - PROCTOR 10 - 35 CT- MINI LIGHT SET ' . 7 _~ CUaL( LA&HIØ - . I0 . H Cr c r. Jfl%tIC?I* - Vei 1 'C I'l , 11111111., 1. . ~ --- 39 I - - 16 - - I • eminole s Rai ers - to grow." to continue (Continued On Page 2-B) ________________ in the Eastern Division with a victory s fLW5± SWITCH 9S - IL TIP OVER r O(CANT114 If# S -• Z4 C ----'°'" 36 MCH --'- 339 ---~~~ VISIMAS IJL I • SAFETY AV " ~~ ____ '" - I *INSTANT . HEAT -'.'.w ; MAKER _. ---ASO GARLAND Wilco Sales Corp.. is spon- Winter the Wilco Sale:s Arem, located WIN`TER PARK Park Memorial Hospital has four miles west of 1-4 on State new senes of pmnatai Road, 46. The show will be I'll CT slatee a classes for expectant purerits to the public. There wdl be 25 events with a beginift Jan. 7. This Is the and six ribbons awarded third year that the classes have in each clam. W.P. Ball of been offered. Six moming classes are scheduied Sanford wffl be judgirW U* for ex pectant mothers and events. Riders are reminded to evening classes for both prestnt ntgativit current husband and wife will be hevj Cuggi&s lest certificates at the registration stand. ('rIct, a week, Letts Pronioted; Four Assigned 1 nvt ' Free To Public 1 CORSAW stow i.4" REG. 14-99 location in Seinford. Hx= which sponsors the trophy. reported that funds are r*eded zoo will be in Janua" at a banquet. to complete the new facilities. Following hL-s report several a, I)OOlt CovElt I' i !j\ k"61 Va" rm Is".' 'wi AUTOMATIC DRIP COFFEE --' HOLIDAY BB(1#ir1J ",,..i'i. zoo will have to close and sell Fkxija the animb if some problems editor and puWWw of Hww and Rider magazim are not corretedatthe baby. - 6 j PEG. 17.99 MR.COFFEE %. .. 99C 1211 JOLLY SANTA OR 13" CANDLE - S FIR - Washington could go into tie with St. Louis Coliseum where Allen was bead coach of the Rarns for five seasons, compiling a 49-17-4 record with that club from 1966 through 1970. This time a crowd of about 85,000 is expected %'ith the game blacked out locally. When he returned with the Redskirut in In for a Monda) night game, Allen' club won 382 to grab a playoff spet and eliminate the Rams that year. Washiniitonauarter cKilmercar. i ' . 99 I __ 1. 88 , is OF91 0 . - io I ., tivi - 01111111 executive director of the ZOOS Sanford "hristrnas annual who spoke totheCosnmlttee the accordingto Mrs. Joan King.' will direct classes in all aspects of preenancy, labor and delivery, and -the care of the i' AXI%1411% the 1974 Horse and Rider Classes Slated \• • ary Rider %eeks. Prenatal Care . PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY DAILY 9.9 SUNDAY 10.7 -SHOP EARLY ... SOME ITEMS IN LIMITED SUPPLYI . REG. 14.99 _______________________________ over contrilmtioru to the zoo. 1% ~~ -% %% I SPRAY, STIAN ' ". DATIRON L- DISPENSER i It I "IATfol USIS 9 0Z on . I - Philadelphia 20, New YGrk Giants 10. I 4 I I I 1111 P ~ ~i i Fr ~ - : I Chicago 21; San Francisco 7, Green Bay 6, and thisseason. 84 record in the NFC East and just one-half game behind leading St. Louis. A victory over the favored Ijarm would guarantee Washington a spot in the playoffs, but as of now , three teams are in contention the Redskins, Dallas and Detroit. Despite winning the Western title and boasting a 9-3 record, Coach Chuck Knox of the Rams declared, We don 't plan to do an L,) Swann in the third period. ! ! W_ 1 ~ .--.,. S ;Pr IV - _:Z_ _ "~_z~__W expected to give the young Los Angeles secondary a big test. fie and Sonny Jurgensen have completed 60 per cent of their passes - 17 Support For Zoo Washington's ' --; 'l-rw1i ea dli ne ' 104h.00" *or ,; - __ 1111111111111111-ft-h--_ th e - seven-yard pass from Terry Bradshaw to Lynn City 6; Denver 37, Houston 14; San Diego 28, V_t~, --- - . q k itedskins battle for the only remaining spot in 'ational Football League Super Bowl pl ayoffs tonight es who already are set to go in the postseason .. N Elsewh-ere Sund,ay, it was Oakland 7. Karms could clear up the NFC situation. A Washington victory eliminates both Detroit and flallasan(J the fledskins and Cardinals could - m tLit the Stcekrs. * * * B WS N(;Ei.Fs (All ) ~ pas anti the ... i ., - f1 CORN POPPER i Jt 2 ' HAMILTON BEACH li~i 4L Angeles Francu Harris ground out 136 yards against CoschGeorgeAUen,afarnjuar figure att Coliseum, brings his Redsns to town with an VAN WYCK 4'/, QUART . own division but I never doubted we'd win It. I've always kept the faith." Pl '- U * 88 REG 1588 t'~, , . FIBERGLASS ROD REG •599 SO" - FLUFFY LIT I ___ W - W0 00 * ' , WITH LINE AND 4 .-__ - / SPIN REEL 5 e e what the other three team do. Tonight's whipped Atlanta 23-10. Dolphins 17 Colts 16 Bob Griese sed ( yards to Howard Twilley and Larry C3onka scored on a one-yard run to give the Dolphins a 4-0 lead. Garo Yepremian tacked on a field goal which proved the difference as Baltimore got three field goals from Toni Linhart and a two-yard, fourOxjuarter, scoring pass from Bert Jones to Bill Olds. -71* yardage really surprises me, I can't believe I got that much," said Harris of the 29 ca rries netti d him 13 rd a nd r w ild-(ard. Detroit needs a victory over Llic laolts, regardless of i ti es On Saturday, Dallas beat Cleveland 41-17 to keep its playoff hopes flickering and Minnesota Philadelphia plus losses by both Washington and Dallas for a chance. Two playoff-bound teams lost Sunday. The Ne w York Jets, with Joe Namath making Iw o- be his list homt' appeara nc e,upset Buff 0 Ne Orleans Sain shocked St. Louis or Washington or Dallas or Detroit at Los Angeles 'Flie C.irdiuiah, are iii its fourth straight American Conference East ~Redsk'' i ns Need Win rr For a OTT r / 730A COMBO -__ who cares about third." St. Louis needs either a victory or a Washington loss to win the NFC East title and a trip to Minnmta on Dec. 21. Otherwise, the Card.inals go to Los Angeles, Washington has to l ose both of its remaining games and Dallas must beat Oakland next Saturday to get the N National Confererne St. Louis or Washington at Minnesota. t) I I __________________________________________________________________________________ ft 4 - p assist the Central F1ortd Zbologleal Park in Sanford. The Committee recommended tha:, both the City and ~1_ _' ' ivisi on be a real grind-out game,"said Harris. "It wai ;I real challenge.' Detroit meanwhile beat Cincinnati 23-19, winning in the final 29 seconds, and this is how the pla yoff p American Conference Buffalo at Pittsbur g h. Miami at Oakland. - h eads into the final week of regular-season play. "It'sheen a strange year," Id Dolphin Coach Simla after Miami edged Baltinire 17-lf 10 - F L sb that old vaudeville routine, with a slightly new twist "Who's on first, what's on second and with four teams still in the running as the NFI, \ _______________________ __________________________________ ' playoffs two weeks hence are still undecided . , * * * SOUTH BEND BLANKETS ..' ___ . I .. REG. '/2PRICE _ S New England as the Steelers won 21.17 and cap tured the AEC Central crown. "1 expected u Press Don Shula kept the faith and Franco Harris accepted the challenge. So the Miami Dolphins shooting for their third straight Super Bowl crown - and the 11ttsburgh Steelers -longing for their first one each won division championships in the ,National Football League lunday, And the Detroit lions didn't fold, so two of the four National Conference representatives for the N C0 P ~ ftt_ _ I& f, DIcOWOS C00.i IXTW710 j) h I nsI Stee I ers -• -• - ASHFORD "LITTLE GREEN APPLE" COLOGNE comptitt -, 0 .1 D0 I P I S '. ,~ %I ~1 ft.. 1-ttrt or . %"H 6 A"ACMMFPVTS FROM RO MAX FACTOR ELECTRIC • JUICER IJj) Southern Bell $ CHRISTMAS . families N J a 0F25 e community "rho reWf) ded to at McGuire Air Force Base, D ID .-•--_. -- .,cE i Company - AMIRIC4N GREETING . ~ i . , , ;;;;~, INIG a to - moosi, Ian .- none. Cavalry at Fort Hocid. The familiar kettles and bells Private First Class Thomas made their appearance on the J. Curry, son of Mrs. Betty J. streets of Sanford manned by Mtamon Springs, was employes, Individual volun- assigned as a transport teers and members of c1%1C operator in A, 15th clubs. Supply and Transport B. of Last year, vdth the help of the Ist Cavalry Division at Fort these people on the kettles and Hood. His father, Master Sgt. Owt of the citinns of Ow Thomas Curry Jr., L,s stationed C • N%_ BOX I 111 - _ - NORTHERN - / 2 399 . -. MIRROR 1 : _-, I 3quwl upecity hbdej I ._ , son were helped with food and toys and an additional 39 families, mostly elderly or disabled people were helped with food ______________________________________________________ DON Shlt'L: CORN POPPER Private William N.Lykens, of Mr . and 'IS. Witham The Salvation Army of F. Lykens Jr. here, was Sanford is again preparing (I) assigned as an armor crewman provide Christmas for those in Company A, 2nd RaIn, of the who would otherwise have 1st Cavalry Divtson's 5th the mall appeal. 1 s ...._. .. t- rl,~~ XN F10h up atip, ounchy Ist Cavalry Division's 5th Kettle Drive On thE ill r - MUNS(Y.ILECTRIC BRIEFS Army ' -- IYErvonc _r .. - -- - y l~ ~sss-ss LOCAL G1 m hianiniel, Brenda Higgin- Ponnie Cobb, Billy Daugherty, Monday, Dec.9, 1974-1 P) , evening Herald. Sanford, F. -t---- -. ,nfo,d Naval rmit Ho*cy in the H.11% 11, Pd4val 1$ rrkam out (ar-ri,t ii ,. ,, ' , , losidll)', 51-2& States and Canada. He was the In the Junior High game or caller at \e Orlen's Fair Friday night, the young Mid. dies held Howey Academy Grounds lUce Course for the scoreless for three periods enroute to a stellar 55-10 triutnii Coach Bobby Williams' charges nicked up their third r stria htwinwithout alosswi th is000 Rc4rr%,3O0$, In addition to his racing experience, Hol i day as a radio announcer for 16 sears, including nine )'ears at WWI. in New Orleans He also has ex- Productions fur eight ear;. t._=__ fl_1,r-1 Jill. - P 5 6 ?9 r,ct rran )o 2 6 jy4orts 6 1 1 1210. To7Is 40711992 700i. K,neur,w 400 II 1 2 1 4 73 74 'NM 1774, Fote7 00iA. Ja' , 7 . Captain Pete Bitzer's 14 points tensive experience in the ad- ' 1(.,I%AWn a 00 0. ybqjil~. 37 9 Is 43 SIsetting the pace. Melachy vertiMngandpromotionallield, p° hhving McCourt added 12 %%IIlfleIS, -: W -_-- " I �-.r. 7 2B—Evnln; Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Dec. 9,1974 _____ - Evening Herald, Sanford, F — I---.-- JScOREBRD __ ---a- -, Dolphins N FL Standings 3 0 c 0 692 ? ; j, o Nrv. NV Jct5 6 7 0 467 73a i C PItt Cncinntl Dayton 73. 262 o a i i DIlas NVCnt Central c Mnn 9 Dtrit 7 (rn Bay o - - Cincinnati W,-ornn WiPiita w Phornix Satvrdays Cnrc1l 52. E beat the Texas Loin Thompson scored 24 poInts, giving Virginias less ex perienced team a basketball lesson. Elsewhere in college basketball, No. 2 UCLA defeated Oklahoma State 82-51; No, 3 Indiana trounced No, 15 Kentucky 98-74; No. 4 Maryland stopped Long Island University 99-84; Oklahoma upset fifth.ranked South Carelisvi 90-84; No. 7 Kansas turned back Iowa 89-54; eighthrated Marqutte whipped St. Mary's, Calif., 93-66; No. 9 North Carolina defeated No, 20 Houston 96-87, and ii is Resvlts GOGGLE-EYED I J' - PhIladelphia 116, Butfalo It? Vt — —,,, at New Orluns 2!. Scuth Grambmir ev A PA/I? Cage Results EAST Ccrntfl 77. Rc:h.ste, 71 P - jer 79, Rtt'knrit W Virgina 66. Viliano,,a 10 Mess, 73. Rhodt island fiO Vrrmont 87. Columbi 7$ ' Jottr '-h. P4 V •. Ttinte O'o*n 73. FairtitJd 67 ________________________________________________________________ - fourth straight victory for North Cirolina State and first in the Atlantic st erence, Virginia, 0-1 In the ACC and 2-1 over-all, was led by Wally Walker's 16 po*nts. UCLA scored its 69th straIght home victory as four Bruins scored in double figures. UCLA's Marques ....A I.... in... ii - ----,,-,, anu iuii .',puiune ieu au scorers wiui 1i points each and the llruins got 31 poInts from Dave Meyers and 10 from Wilbert Olinde. The UCLA victory at Pauley Pavilion extended the longest homecourt winning streak in the nation. Long l3each SUite had its home winning string ended at 77 games earlier last week. Indiana had a surprisingly easy time of it with Xcnlucky, cruthing the Southeastern Conference team behind Kent Benson's 26 points and Scott May's 25. Carol na floudreaux in on the undercard and the whole world will gt to if (ho Tox:. (It,lv tj:hr' bk, thin A,hltk tia tt;nI," For it It all comes to pass as I see it may, Ashlock may get Curio's 18th win in l9outlngsand his first effort since dropping a tligusted anti give up on lxixing (or good. And when he goes, i'eirJij (jeCislufl to V.I3.0 middleweight kingpin flodrigo that's the end of this area and that sport. For how many nien do 'aldtz. I 1) : UI U I Ld'I - .1 -- i i miyg - .jf /gydqIr SATURDAY NIGHT '1't' . FIRST — Doublet, Spec 7: Eddy Seitla 1)00 4 Ct) 350 (cIan4-t Perti S ce i&o m Urza Albercil 783 0'.;n&a (17) 13470 Perfecta 1' 1) 571 10 SECOND Doublet, Spec 7: Eddy Via $80 300 310 7 Aidane Zarre 7 120 1 Larri Eiorza , Quinleta (47) 52910 (cfecta (7-4) P390 Early Big 0 (1 7 with 171 $551.00 THIRL) Doublet, Spec 7: Echano Via 10601060 500 $ Aldanafleifia 6*) 450 3 tea Perez 360 Ouiriela t3E'I S34 P'rfecta 1131 596)0 FOURTH — Doubts, Spec 7: 1720 650 340 Mencria I Miguel II 60 3 40 6 flitbao ArPI 310 QuI&Ha (16) 155 Perfecta (1 5) 517-9 80 DOiJbiC (5 1) 171640 FIFTH — Doublet, Spec 7. - t,, - , ,,. Bu;b.ao Larpeas $ 70 5 70 1 ChuchoAguirre S 70 8 Oviniela V 3 -i) 133 SC 14)1 SO60 . ,,,pg y , 41r1'Q . - ,.-' - - - I 20 410 '00 M7Z-V EY2 QIP - -1, , . - ' '' . - '-' -- ." - - • - I UI IS Sent; Perez Quti.r-fa 1171 - __ ___ I ______ ______ _____ ______ ______ _____ _____ ______ - - .. - .,- 4- - .. - .'; ' SAN FRANCISCO 'APi - The West tear:, for the 50th East-West Shrine football game was completed Sunday with the addition of eight player5, including tight end Wayne Hof(rmm of top-ranked Oklahoma. Time all.star game is scheduled [Xc. 28 at Stanford Sta. diuri,. Others named to the West squad were running back Jim Upchurch if Arizona, receivers Bob Farr of Air Force, Morris Owens of Arizona State arid Oscar Roan of Southern Methodist, placekicker Torn Goedjer of Iowa State and offensive guards Al Simpson c'f Colorado State and Harvey Goodman of Colorado, .' 2. •, ••' . 44R(FM A80r7/ Jq1&4 9-' -' - — French Connection' Line Is Tough NEI)Eltl.ASI), ('yb. ,APi Mark Ford of the University of Colorado won the C'oborado University Winter Carnival at Lake Eldora i area this weekend. Ford. who finished third Saturday in the giant slalom, took a fIrst Sunday over the 27-gate course to defeat runner-up Jon Elliott, a Colorado teammate from Long Island, N.Y. Third place went to JeanPeter Ostbye of Utah Colorado was the overwhelming team winner, amassing 118 points in the two events, followed by Fort Lewis ('ollege with 22. - Perrault Ousted FRANK BROWN the puck as long as he can from Washington Capitals 3-1 four-game win'iing streak on AP Sports Writer an army cf others whose only c Bromley was never third-period goals by Danny On the fren ponds of Que- thought is to take his place. really tested on the way to his (;rant and Earl Anderson, bec, kids play a game called The game develops agility second shutout of the season. "kerp.away." One skater keeps with the puck, like that 15 He faced only 14 shots in Maple Leafi 4, Black Hawks 1 played by Rene Robert, The Injury-stricken Maple Gilbert recording the Sabres' 11th 1y * 4 VVins Crown statement. flAl.EIGH, S.C. Al' m Alberto Salazar, 1, a pugh 'tmi'"l Junl('r (rum W kind, Macs IS the National \AU Junior Olympics cross country champion for youths 14 and 15. ll(zar won time title at North 'arolina State Saturmla a two-fillie cI'(irs4' In 9 rntnuk's, 34.11 secenth , - Argentine Race Tops Steve Mizerak - (;REENSHORO, NC. APt - hobby Perrault has been asked to resign as coach of the Southern Hockey Le'ugue's (;recnsboro Generals effective immediately. League President Sid Sutker said he was reluctant to fire Perrault, but that fans had been complaining about the team's poor shoving. The Generals, with a 5-18 record, are on the bottom of the five-team league. Sutker said Gary Mi',Thllan will serve as interim ;l;i ercoach Salazar Olympic Champ — 4 - - Two ('ther gridders were involved in the Paot victory. Craig Davis scored a dccls,lon in the 187pound class. Davis was voted the "Most Valuable Defensive Player" in Friday's Rotary Bowl. Lee Barrett also scored a decision by a 5-1 score. Each weight opponent to pull the Pats out o a 26.24 hole to win 30-25. Abramson, who just finished his football t'ason the previous day in the Rotary Bowl, hadn't Goddard 114 pinned Craig Wilson; Prevatt won by decision over Rusty Daub 121), 18-2; Franklin m 157) decisioned Charlie Croals, 11-2. practicel with the team at all. His first practice will be tomor, 'iw, following a match with Bishop Moore today. The Patriots have now gone unbeaten in three outtings and will try to protect their perfect record tonight at Leesburg. The match starts at 7:30. Walton Denies He'll Quit Pros PORTlAND, Ore. AP - have happened," said Herman itis.'lt'sallthelittlethingsthat games because of injuries, the talked with him about it," The Portland Trail Blazers are Sarkowsky, president of the have been nagging him as they last seven because of a painful White said of Walton and ruback home after an 0-4 road N a t I o n a I B a s k e t b a 11 do any and all players. bone spur in his left ankle. mors that the big center would trip. But one worry has been Association team. "There 'He will play as soon as he is retire "Being new (to the pros), tie after only two months in taken care of: Bill Walton has never was anything there. Bill expected physically capable of return. the NRA. things to be different denied rumors he will quit pro never said he was retiring nor than publicist John basketball and says he'll re- did he ever threaten to retire." said. they are," Sarkowsky Ing," Blazer WaltOn, the No. 1 choice in the on the White said after talking with He did not elaborate sunie playing as soor as he reSarkowsky, who met with NBC Collegiate draft last the former UCLA All'American of difficulties except covers from an ankle injury. Walton Saturday night, said: spring, has been out of town for i,.., on Sunday. ,,,,,,,,, i...',. . ..... - •••4 •• - The wimut situation has 'Iflil has a great number a week. Reports that ne was " "He said everything that has of the b-foot-il center. been completely blown qut of things troubling him, but I think Unhappy with pro basketball lothappened was rumor, that proportion, and it never should they can be called 'first yearWalton has missed nine body in the press had ever personal reasons surfaced Thursday in Los Angeles, where the big center went to obtainasecondmedicalopinion Shula S Local Sports Roundup F a I th - Lake Howell Pays Off Patriots Fall Suffers 68.47 3u7,.,',"I7" [ $14.#968 (Q - Bishop Moore treasurer, to discuss Lisna- GIVE A CESSNA the GIFT CERTIFICATE rumors, Blazer officials responded from the beginning that they Bishop Moore hit 11 points In knew nothing of Walton's At New Smyrna Wins In OT -, IflA -- ' After returning to Portland Walton met on Saturday night with Sarkowsk)' and Lawrence Weinberg, the Blazers' r.lT From a IS Introductory Flight To Complete Pilot Training never doubted we'd win it. I've High School won Its third while limiting Kissimmee to pro basketball and the always kept the faith," said Lake Howell High managed straight basketball contest of Just six and scored Its second possibility he might retire, MIami Dolphins Coach Don only 11 field goals against theyoungsea.sonhereSatuz-day straight basketball victory, 77. ________________________ Shula after his squad clinched Wymnore Tech 72. Saturday night night, fighting off a staunch itt (rtir4h ,1i...4.....I ,1-, ,.n.l .. CO ,1 1Ii II wvmiuuui "" second half blitz by Lake Kissiminee broke out to a 15title with a 17-16 NatIonal Foot. basketball decision to the Tech.11 first quarter lead, but Bishop Brantley's Patriots to pull out a ball League victory over the men, .59 victory In the non- Moore out-classed the visitors Baltimore Colts. About the only thing that kept with a 25-point second period conference contest, The Sunday triumph, allow- Lake Howell in the game was Ba -- cudas built up a 41- behInd the shooting accuracy of ing the Dolphins to shoot for an their ability to hit from unprecedented third con• throw line as they managed to 25 halftime lead, but were out. Bob Clark and Terry McCarthy. Kissimnmee pulled even with secutive Super Bowl chamnpion. convert 29 of 34 attempts which scored 3-4-25 by the Patriots in the Hot-nets in the closing the second half. However, the ship, keynoted the turnaround made the final score respecturning minutes of regulation play by point in the game had to ci Miami, which was 3-2 alter table, out.scoring Bishop Moore 18-0. be in the second period when the first five weeks of the sea.Will Walker was the big son. for W'more Tech as he hit for the host team out-scored Lake Irantiey 31-15 and nearly ran 10 field goals and a total of 20 TS'I,".'[[ B tinr 1 .L s. Jones "It's been a strange year," points for the winners, but top the Patriots right out of the 6315 Hurle I 07 Semens 213. acknowledged Shula, who bat. scoring honrs for the night g)lnnasium after the teams Kruger 3515. McCrimon 1 71 played on even terms (10-10) In i onqhrokc 46 II, tMniels 000 tied a string of injuries and the went to Lake Howell's Jim the initial eight minutes of '"' signings of key players by the Ieadows, who hit for six field rtisl-ior' MOORE Connelly 2 0 1 action. World Football League this fall, goals and ic.ndes 07 w. FuttelI 3; I rilne.-ol-lO charity Jerry Mathis led the vic- Portlier 7 IS. Gralton 726, Fer"i, "At one time we were in third losses for 21 points. torious Barracudas in the 07 Clark 13130. MCCa1IN1 illS place in our own division." Racing out to a 16-11 lead a 10y its. ZatI ran 00 Tol,,u, column with 2'7 points 77)3 Miami took a 14-0 lead In the the end •f the first quarter, 77 first habEas Bob Griese directed Wymore Tech poured 18 points while Ray Bowling connected 15 19 11 1$ 6 7 1 (or 20 for the losing lake Omt'opMoorr 112519 ID II 77 a pair of time.consurning through the mesh in the second louiS flithop MJOrC )1 Brantley Pats. scoring drives, (;riese capped stanza and held a commanding ' -mnre 76 lake Brantley Is now 0-2. the first one wIth a louryard 34•18 advantage at the in. roufr.0 out Butler. McCr,rrmn, In the junior varsity Lc.'obroke.RSilher,Grauon CI,, pass to Howard Twille' in the termission. preliminary, New Smyrna end zone while '..arry Csonku Vvinore Tech also won the i', kssmmt'e 50. (lst"cp Mcc'c' scored the second l)olphin TI) junior varsity preliminary, Beach out-distanced the Young ,. Patriots 83-50. on a one-ward run. .,-... ... nUWm.'ul 3 ayvees -supping LAI - ---j . — A (,iro 'upruni4mn field goil 72 tt.E BRANTLEY Collins? 0 7 .' "441 into the second half in * * * creased Miads lead to 173 Pclng$1120 ___ ,%ailO 1.17 OcllttoOOOO Totat But from there nn the Dol ' i ; r oo1 ( it T Cmvroll ___________________________ - 420 400 i 20 i ' by ins Forrest opponent, Jon Bryant, after 3:14 had injury that hospitalized the grappler. He was erased from the clock. Jeff Das'5 lost a decision to rayed and then released. Dan Myers of Forrest, 12-2. The following four classes that "surprised" Th°n came Brantley's Vernon Prevatt, Prevatt Crawford last week, pulled it out for the Patriots. has started each of the two matches and has seen Two of his upper-weight men took pins, one took a less time than any other teammate, pinning his Foes decision and the heavyweight was a forfeit. Alpha Ford Wins Ski Title winners Oubtes, Spec 7 Ne-gOt .JavI Park. But he also said of his season, "If we can get by this weckend,we'll have a great year." Well, the Pats did more than Just get by, they went all the way as they took a sweep of the twin billings with the Jacksonville teams. Franin pinned his lSiound opponent as did Max Huff kin in the 167-pound class. Brian Riley took the Jecision by 16-5 and Dana Hopkins won by forfeIt. The following day Brantley met a tougher Drange Park team. The match wasn't dddcd until Payne of lirantley wa.s deadlocked with his 147- NEW SMYRNA BEACH . to campaign in New York, took the measure of Guelo Hernandez last week at "The Garden".,. Look for Randy Neumann to make 17th. The good looking, highly-ranked heavyweight, may be pitted against Elmer Rush of Georgia. . . Down in Miami Beach, Vinny All in all it looks like a big mistake for Ashlock, one that could Curto returned to his winning ways by pounding cut a well-earned next two Patriot mnatmen found the tables turned as Rosters Complete - '- So as I see it, Quarry will drop a decision and have to start all earlier last week. Crawford was referring to his . - with Randy Neumann, John Berry and Howard Smith are still only defeat to date Is a drubbing at the hands of Young Sanford. talked about when rotten fights are brought up in cor.versatlons The Redd Fnu-iwned fighter stopped Ballard in two rounds in along "Cauliflower flow," California, but since then the 20O-p.'rnd heavyweight has been We are all very painfully aware of the lackluster efforts that going great guns. . . Nelson Alphonso, who defeated such popular JACKSONVIlLE — "We're gonna get the heck knocked out of us this weekend," Lake Brantley's Easf.West ShrinA - By The Associated Press Elsewhere In the NBA, Wash- chlbald scored 18 points apiece Lakers 107, Suns 102 "I hate losing streaks," said LngtondefeatedaeveIan75, to lead the balanced Kings' atLucius Allen tossed in 19 Kansas City-Omaha Coach Phil Boston beat New Orleans 111. tack. Bob Lanier had 32 for De- points, had 13 assists and made Johnson. "We've never lost 101, Los Angeles trimmed troit, 12 cml them in the final pe. six steals as Los Angeles rallied more than four In a row since Phoenix 107.102 and Atlanta riot from a 10-point third-quarter I've been here," downed Seattle 102-90. Bullets 1$, Cavaliers 7S deficit. Charlie Scott led Johnsonwasfeellnghlsoats San DlegodumpedsanAn. ElvinHayespwnpedjnloof Phoenixwlth28polnts Sunday after watching his tonio 10442 in the lone Amen , hIs 18 poInts in the third quarter Hawks 102, Soaks IS Kings beat DetroIt 96-92 to pull can Basketball Association as Washington posted Its sixth Rookie John Drew scored 77 within a half-game of the Pis- game, straight victory. PhIl Chenler points for Atlanta and Dwight tons in the National Basketball with 24 Jones added 18. Spencer ItayDetroit Coach Ray Scott said lopped the Assodatlon's Midwest Division. was worn out from while Jim Cleamons and Dick wood led Seattle with 18 points, It was also the first time the ,, Snyder had 14 each for Cles'emgboun Conquistadors 10$, Spur, 02 club has won a game In Deland. Center Caldwefl Jones, out Kansas Citymaha Jumped troit's na since , Celtics 111, Jazz 101 sIx games with a spined ut to a 25-19 fIrst-quarter le%d 29,1969. That was 13 gaines ago. Jo Jo White scored 21 points ankle, returned to score 11 "We were about due," admit- bUilt was nip and tuck the rest and John Havlicek and Paul points in the final quarter for ted Jotmson. "We hustled and oftheway.Ron Behagen scored Wlwl added 20 apIece fo San Diego. Travis Grant paced what proved to b moved well. This was the the Winning Boston. Jim Barnett netted 29 the winners with 20 poInts and we've played defense in quite basket in the final minute. points for the Jazz, who lost for George Gervin and Swen Natei sonic Jimmy Walker and Nate Ar- the 23rd time in 25 cutfngs. had 17 each for San Antonio. 11th knockout in the semifinal to Win, lose or draw, Boudreaux and Gorosito figures to put on Vailea from the isle of Tonga. After five close rounds, Ballard the dullest fight ever to hit New York. The Argentina heavyweight caught and dropped Vailea in the sixth with a crushing overhand The team took ('are ot orrt'st rattler easily by a m the very early gt'ings. Lost wk, 1evatt pinned score of 38-25. The Pats had to come off a 12-6 Ins man in Just 23 seconds, but only needed 2110 scoring in the early going to beat the home town handle Forrest foe Bob Parker. grapplers. Bruce 11111 of Brantley then fell by a decision to Greg Hunter cf Brantley started off on the right Rob Rydea, 12-2, as did his teammate, Clint Watts, _______________________________________ w 7Z1/ Jal Alal Results - .1 •, ' krio SX months, a 10-round decision over Bobby Rascon. Soto has been his record to 13-1 by scoring his _______________________________________________________ -I) _______ Perf*ttm I, FC- RPoa" 4i': VZ 3 M'ur Azpl , ti I k, ; me in five nights, beat the the Buffalo Sabrea' "Fench and 10th consecutIve home vic. Connection" line. injury-stricken Black Hawks, tory LaSaff '4, Bitcayne 71 By The Aisoclated Pi'ess clipped the Chicago Cougars 5. and 21st goals of the season and trio played keep-away '.'errimatI 79. Plew Itamp Jim Lorent.z and Craig Barn. who also were playing their Pe?tt:ta U 77 5)72*0 Jacques Plante is at an age 2, the Indianapolis Racers sank Pat Hickey collected hIs 16th as with the Minnesota North Stars' say had the other Sabres goais. fourth game in five nighte. ErY' ro 57 wt:en most hockey playIng theSan Diego Mariners 5-3, and the high-acoring SEVENTH — Do.,a,,. GeCWgpfr,wn. 'l'oros, defenSe Sthlday night, as each 17, rol Thompson scored two goals Canadlens 3, Rangers 3 (icr ta ii 10 S 03 .360 7 people are doing things like cxii. the Ocr,aventure S7 Vancouver Blazers whipped averaging nearly five goals a line member scored hIs 70th Ira Murua Defenseman Larry Robinson for the Leafs, giving him four In "° ' SOUTH th Minnesota Fighting Saints game, k'cting pension checks. t-Wan,, 'na th Idrs goal this National Hockey fooled Ranger goalie Ed (j two nights. Caro!n., 3 40 4-2. Qj'nla 17) 53320 League season and carried the mm with a 4-0-foot slap shot Th unoithdu PIaiItC, howPenf,rt (7 37 5109 50 Jets 5, Cougars? Blues 3, CapItals I Ataban,n #9, F C6rolina Rookie center Mike Rogers Sabres to a 5-0 vIctory, ever, isn't content with such II ' F EIGHTH Doutln Spec 7: alter 23 seconds of the third pe. .'.'.lr','ijll 1) Coals 47 seconds apart in the Garry Unger sect-ed the winIflair MarDonalij and 1ton 'I'd have to say they're the rmut.I to give Montreal a tie with Her (or St. Louis, which handed AI.y Mugv.rzi 510 iSO S In Maryland #9. long ISfOnd I $0 R.tba Mtntha I vt lOch 71 Austin Pjy 46 National hockey League, and six assists while Plante and Danny Johnson gave the overwerke.d Cesarc Manliigo, 3-i lead, 34 2 the sftito,its, CUtUILiesS vu,riela (16) $77 03 iorida $9, UPIC Ch'fgfl ' 23rd loss in 28 games. Jerfta and almost as many troplues needed only 24 saves to blank Jets a 4-1 lead and Chicago who lost the keep-away contest 10). Appalach.an Flyers 3, Islander's 2 NI N TN a- SinIps, Spec 1; "They all have speed, they all tlrcmcnts — that he still likes to the Stags. The Oilers finisned couldn't come back. Two goals by Orest KindTa,n 1110 have shots and you never know rachuic, Itacer, 5 MarIners 3 Fote-tt IS, Wash 77 make a living by throwing his with Just one more shot than the second In the thtrd Michigan, but knocçd out ujiat they're going to do.'' Inuhanapnlis naps'd a %%'li\ L:.l; in friti! '! 7i)c1I 1srkxI, lifted 1') jj. starting fletininder Maruago might find some Ob- the Islanders. the Flyers past record 13-game losing streak Ou'rurt ;3-Sl $4110 I urniflf' 54, 1 ichmond The 45.ye~r-old netminder jardins with thr goals in the PerfOtfa IS 3) 5135)0 Jection to that last TeP. 107, c,l.-'-.. '! Brulns 3, Penguins? 'SIN Singles, Spec 7 marked his hrst Wodd Hockey first period and added four In Sheridan. The triumph was ..t Ufl'On 54, 1Cfl1 S 7 You know the French Con. 1170 740 1 Acja aby Orr blasted a shot past shutotit wIji the the thjrij session GAINESVIU, Ph. (AP) against . fifth in 20 games for Mernplus Si. 73. Wib Ge tt'ti nection 1$ soing to core. They Pittsburgh's Gary Innes with Steve Mizerak, a sixth-grade 460 3 Bay V alth0ughI10t1eallyteStCjfl7. Qjq'fa $7 15 557350 Nordlque, 2, Aeron 1 league-leadIng 140 goals In Tln 94,. Sai"fOidSi seven-gnehomelottngstsf Ptrfe-c?a $204.SO 0 rout of the expansion Mith- Third-period ton'aslx.year home Jmljiance taken his second title goals by Serge In as Ifla 4, FIghting Saints 2 gamep, Demar.sre Sf, 71, NC Central 11TH — Double,, Spec 1 Elsawhere in the N11l1, the over the Penguins, who now many events on the profes.have not beaten the Brulr,s in 18 Monal billiards tour. 10 .380 .3 have been going for turn (his brought Quebec back from a 10 7. T,ac r'Ssicrr; tort no eo a season, there are indnY more Campbell, Danny Lawson and York Rangers t 53 (W. deficit. Andre Hinse had scored Jimmy Jones tied 3.3, the Jan. z, i. PIngiji Juan 320 7 shutrubs to come; overcame a urday at the University and retire- Hou.thn's goal in the first pen- Minnesota Philadelphia Flyers tripped of FloePr,t-' so advantage and car- New York Veteran Johnny Bucyk Ida to beht Ncttre O4rnt' PortentS (3 51 594 70 Islanders 3-2, the picked Allen Hopkins of ç c, Cai,f 12TH up his 700th career assist Linden, N.J., In Doubles, Spec 7: moon. Pelted the Acre goal with l the Finals and 1-47 4 Tannahiland Ted Hampson had In other WIJA gdmes, in the middle ssioa, it I'ittslJurgJ3 Penguins 3-2, the for scoredfortheF'ightingaintsIn Detroit Red a first-peri Boston goal. once led the match 96-.7, 51 4 At, lo*a t'iaO 1*3 1 Quebec Nordiques tripped tiw took until 5:17 of the third Wln topped the Red for the first jr1od, WIngs 4, CannckiZ 11,225. but Vancouver Vancouver Canucka 4-2, the To. m. Ti'nn'ss-t-e- la Prfet* (4 7) 554)0 m improving Red Wings claimed The final two stops for the i"tTa'On1 ii q Tones topped the Phoenix Boa. Toro S. Roadruzineri 2 Garrett and flitished With 11 31 Chicano Ot'rn 71. Clp *1 54 A 3 544 - It.'iu tto Black Hawks 4.1, sand tie drtmnrrs5.7. the Winnipeg Jets Tom Sirniwun scored his 20th 20 edge tmn tots on ;aa1. In the last five games of Tennessee on the St. f/jtJ5 Bimies stopped the while snapping Vancouver's Ohio State on Ran. 23 antI at Feb. 28, ..-, pricedat$8and , sohowmuchcanQuar'recejve' lie certainly isn't going for the gud it can do his career. isan unranked, undefeated teenager who has only been to the ptst minutes — Foriham 75. Set.mn H-all 61 have to use some of his famous speed to get out of town before the men with the tar and feathers catchup to him and Gorosito. & I éP64?7'_- Asaioa Bowl at Mobile. Ala Befh. Cookman Is. Lang SIxTH Syracuse 95. Army 5, —NC State's Norm Sloan I ABA College Quarry's career seems to be at a standstill since he was upset by Andy Kedall in Orlando last year. Hut if Quarry is in with Soto as part of a double package with fly CHUCK MCCLG Herald Correspondent " Slate 7 .P4 o,ame'. (P*dtjttd _______________________________________________________ k 't ,. ,4',4 mve CA'frf4cB.4C,r , 7hoerii 97, IQS Angeles ft PcI. OS Quarry is not going for the exposure, of this I am sure. He might be going for the money, but I doubt It. The bouts are being held in the Felt Form (a small section of the huge complext Sloan Ho Ellis and Earl'I'atum each scored Ilpoints and playtimaker lloyd Walton added 16, helpIng Marquette beat St. Mary's. The Warriors had a 39-31 lead by the t.alf and pulled away to a SC-41 lead In the first Mx of the second half. Mitch Kvupchak pumped in 31 points, pacing North Carolina over Houston. John Lambert scored 29 points and grabbed 16 rebounds, leading Southern Cal's victory. Alabama trimmed East Carolina behind a 29-point performance by Leon Douglas, Adrian Dantley's '0 points and 11 rebounds triggered Noire Dame past Princeton, and Rick White's three-point play with 2:24 remaIning helped Michigan defeat Tennessee. Elsewhere, Missouri defeated Mississippi State 102-7k to win the Show-Me Classic; Texas-El Paso whipped Crelghton 69-63 to win the Creighton Qassle; Oregon won the Steel Bowl with a 80-82 triumph over Duquesne, and Arizona State claimed the Sun Devil championship by routing Nebraska 83.62. by Alan Mover - MVE4' 7X( 7ti-ø Pgvttry Bowl at Oru,nsbra. N.(. Gtilttt,rd 7. William Penn Nrw York 120. Poritand 117 East DiViI4on may be that Brenner has said, "Beat Soto and I guarantee you Ahurnada." - "I' '°U° Ci.liJc at Mlimi Florida MM 17, Howard I 11 IS .423 7 's Steve Shappard sparked a second-half rally and scored 24 points, leading Maryland over Long Island for the 'ferps' third straight victory of the season. Oklahoma upset South Carolina behind Alvan Adams, who scored 20 points and grabbed nine rebounds. After taking a 38-32 halftime lead, the Sooners went ahead by 15 points threee tinles in the second half. Kansas took control of the backboards and center Danny Knight sank 17 potnU, leading the Jayhawks' rout of Iowa. Kansas broke fast and built big leads In the first Pioneer Bowl a? Wichita Falls, Tea. Central MIchigan 33. iana Itch 14 ABA Standings memory Is playing tricks on me, I recall that Quarry came to Ashlock lntc last year from New York saying "lain through with JOl N;MA'I'IJ State keep David (Thompson) Down." very - Monday's Gsm advancement of his career, then what is the reason? From here I would ave to say without a doubt one of two reasons Ahunmada or Boutireaux. Quarry wants to fight Ahumada, He feels certair, he Can take - unhappy about NNAA PLAYOFFS DivlUon Stm1t1naI Grantiand Rke Bowl at Baton Roug,, La. Delaware at. Nevada Lam. VOQOS 11 .zs kent,jcky IS 6 Ne* York 17 9 654 1 St butt o i ,o s', M1"Piti$ ; ii virginia 4 17 5 ,ett Dsvisioa 73 a $57. AnlOn San 6 10 OIS ,.', Utah 12 11 467 1l' 13 12 .435 10', 'i Diego 15 375 131 $atua; Rests ,cw York 103. Virginia $6 b t-n?ucky 119. SI. Lout's 107 Denrr 177, Memphis 101 Utah III. San Antonio 107 da 17. San Diego 1)3 Mondiy's Garnet N.C. No. 10 Southern Cal beat Utah 102.82. Alabama, the nation's No. 11 team, fought off East Carolina 99-86; No. 13 Notrc Dame beat Princeton 80-G, and 19th-rated Michigan edged Tennessee 78-74. Phil Spence helped Thompson put stress on the Virginia defense, scoring 26 points. Sloan pulled both players with six minutes left in the game and the Wolfpack reserves __________________________________________________________ helped push their Score over the century mark. It was the larly the way the Cavaliers treated David Thompson Eten though Ttlorflpst)n IS a superstar, he should receive the same type of officiating as other players," snapped Sloan. "Virginia was sacrificing the fouls to keep David down. I was disturbed about the physical contact and officiating. Thompson was getting held too much. Those guys have been around too long to call it differentb. It was different for David than it was for anyone else...." 74A1A PLAYOFFS . .--,.--.I 3CmIViflJ5 Hen*r5,on 21. Em 7 Te-.as A$.I 21. Cameron , Oiviioa II Champiosiship at S,ui. lu Te,ta Lutheran 17, MissoUri Valley 0 Washington 94. Detroit $9 is a chance to fight in New York and that doesn't come along everyday," ,, This answer puzzles me. I can understand why most fighters and their managers want to appear in New York, the press expose his Disturbs Y KEN R,tppOpORT ,W Sports Writer "The way the officiating was, I thought we were playing the llu.ssians." It was obvious that Coach Norm Sloan of North Carolina State was not happy with the referees Saturday night. Hut his displeasure was tempered by the plcure over tüs team's perfonnance, a rousing 101-72 baskethall victory over Virginia. "1 thought Virginia played very aggressively;' said the At A Glance 2i p fighting in Soto's backyard where it figures the Irishman might have to knock him out to win, ., ____ RE AND THERE ON THE BOXING SCENE ,, respective bouts, I questioned Astiloek as to the reason why he took this eight- I the final ou know who are willing to lose money on almost every prrimotion? Ask the florida Blazers and you will get a good idea. three knockouts. A win by Quarry proves nothing, but a loss could , --F- thIs Officiating College Bowls 1 — II the oy way Mhlock cod get Boudsedux into the Garden is to sacrifice Quarry, then h.3 figures to lose out both ways. I look (or Quarry, a 2.1 favorite, to lose to Soto, Pedro is quick ai'd ha defeated Gary Summerhays-s, so he Is no slouch. Quarry has not looked good In the gym, bloated up the 185 the garden's matchmaker, Teddy Brenner, as both Quarry and ' runs 9 [ Orleans 2 n oso ii Western Conttrnc Midwt Diviion 13 1? 570 K C Omana 13 13 Q Chicago 11 12 47$ 1 Mitiuk 9 %3 373 3i Pacific Divition &olden State 17 7 ms — 5.'at1t, 11 Ii SOG S u,ru fl, C?pnian 36 ¶1 50, ftrqharn Mssouri 107, Mits St 7$ Ne - yards SE LouisIana 107. Plkc'ville si Vanderu 79. 5. IllinOis 19 6 J0 13 11 I) 455 ii 13 431 7' - twice , '.arnl 11, Baltimore 16 37. HOIJIOn Oklond 7. Kaisas City 6 01'QO 2$ CF.'zg 71 - -n Franc,sc 7. Green Bay 6 MOndayi Gam, :. .sPOnQtOn 0? los An9elI, N A'Ianta Oilers Valparalso 61, Wittenberç 7 S'MhlnQtOn for San Bills. flr,.nnn 90. Ouquesne P*tv' Si. 1$ PItt 7, '.ew Orleans ii. St Louis 0 Phlaoelpei;a 20. New York 'ann Jt season, won their . EnQiand LEE G El G ER ,. Chargers 28, Bears Aria St U. Nebraska 67 Long Bach St. 1$. Montana Eastern Conl,r,nce Atlinic Div.ion W I PCI. GB _____ — game-winner 3 01 Alaika 25, Seattle PacifIt 67 TOURNAMENTS Jackson si cs. icoin st. so '.'nneseta 77. Atlani. tO 16 S 67 11 ID 553 PrlIph0 9 13 .373 Central Division $1. Moorhed. San Jose St. 71, Gonzaga 6) W.sh St $0. cattle 7? S. Cthtorri. 43 S Calif 102.Utah$2 Arlona $1. San Diequ St 79 Oreqon Teth $1, W Mont, 53. CaI$as 41, Clet'tOnd Il Sunday's RPWIR e'roit 23. ClflClOti 19 P.0* York Oo?on Xavier (0 Jessie icO sc ', NBA Standings _____________ YcJlv 69 (JCj $7, QkJhcrn St. Si Ntw MelLo SI. 65. New P,'t, OLS$Q 3I427 Atlanta 2 ii 0 131 101 768 Cclmnced diVISIOn title Iinched wild card berth bcl,nchtd playoff btth Saturdayi Results New was supposed Pete Mhlock takes two of the biggest names and brightest stara from hi ever expanding stable of fighters, Mike Quarry and ,, Johnny Boudreaux, to Madi&'n Square Garden in New York tonight to do battle with a m'uupk of tough Latin Americans, Pedro Soto and Paul Gorosito. nLco a be a short gaiaer,' of the 4-yard (;rtg 4rs 7, Packers 6 RaIders 7, Chiefs 6 Landry pass he caught to set up the Lions' winning touchdown. The play carried to the Rookie running back Del Williams scored a George kicked the extra pOint touchdown cincinnati ?ight, from where Landry threw the thatAgeless gave OaklandBlanda Its victory with 9:22 left and Bruce Gosselt's over the to Charlie Sanders. Chiefs. extrapoint kick gave the 49ers their victory. Another Oakland veteran, quarterback Dary!e Jets 20, Bills 10 21 lamonica, who had played in only one previous The Jets fifth in a row by beating the series all got the Raiders a touchdown on Bo Matthews' one-yard TD run won I lOyarcI passlo Cliff Branch. I'laying on a muddy and sloppy field, New Diego. Rookie quarterback Jesse Freltas' passes York went ahead in the fourth quarter on a 36to Harrison Davis, also a rookie, helped the yard pass from Nanulth to Jerome Barkum. Broncos 37, 14 Chargers score in period. Linebacker Ralph Baker clinched it with a 67Otis Armstrong scored three touchdowns and yard scoring run with a stolen Buffalo pass. Eagles 20, GIants 7 gaIned 183 for 1)enver, widening lead SaInts 14, Cardinals 0 Rookie Mike Broyla passed to Charles Young among NFL rushers. Armstrong now has 1,265 for one touchdown and Torn Sullivan scored All New Orleans neeth(I to Cardinals yards year and has surpassed the Bronco twice on short or the Eagles. visy said Detroit's Ron FAR WEST 7 0 162 707 196 71. II Jesepri. md B a y I or $3. Va. Corn mnnwelth Ii TCU 113 Oklo City Ii). 7 01 Tei. Southern 137. Paul Quion 92 1 9 0 X 137 237 Wetra DivlI4on c 0 75,0 727 III I )c r IA Si Air Force 3$. Rice D'vi*lon 1 0 692 775 110 6 0 .535 2n ____________ set 23 ikililats ' Lions Toledo $7. ILII St 63 Tulsa 97, HouSton Baptist 1$ SOUTHwEST N Carotn. . , Oral Roberts $1. Tein A&A'I 13. 01 9 4 0 697 759 70i S 1 0 467 2S$ 179 $ S 3 615 271 6 7 0 .467 214 700 2 11 0 ISa III V.3 Sh '. wa7.yardglIopInthefirtqu..by rookie e*iaoli rahing record of 1,133 yards when AlvIn Hut Paul Seal, rnIe, Floyd Little won the NFL CFOWfl In W71. Arm. added an Insurance ID for th2 In the final strong also eclipsed Little's sIngL-gd1e mark of 166 yards. pe'Iod on a sevenyard nd.around play. Maison. Bradley 77. trnt St 76 kansas St U. Teas Tech 63 W I T Pd. PF e* 1ouis w (Continued From Page 1•B) U Aubun 71, OUHCI- 71 4 0 3 327316 Wetrrn Oivis4n c Oak Irid ii 2 0 3*6 375 70 7 3 II 577 30.3 777 'n City S 8 0 353 21$ 355 Dteço 1 9 0 g is es National Conference Eaitrn O,yi,on t II, 9 3 I 731 271 iso N. Oaknia S 7 6 0 335 210 3'17 MfrWI 61 HouSton Cleve crown Saints ;s 2 ii 0 151 15? 731 Central Div,ion C. iloi ;4 C.ePduw 3 St. 65. DflV91 61 1*! .5 Wt.? !'? 61 W. Mlchiqan 101. N iowa 7? P4 Mlchiqen 81, Wayne Si. ,.. Celotacio 'iv 'ci ia ' - -- 60 *rner,can &oaier.øce Eaiter Divton W I I PcI. 991 PA '. Diviion T thke Monday, Dec. 9 __________ 1974-38 lJ)N1)'( iN APi The (;rand l'rix I)rivor-. ,\c 'iitlfl - the racing drivers' trade union-announced today it has awarded organizers of the Argentine CI'. its best-run Race of tile \'rr trophy for 1974. The Argentine race was runner-up for the same award in 1973. Sandra Post Triumphs - .-- ' ---- - ____ N Colts Itsik the ensuing kickoff and drove into Miami territory where Toni Linhart's ike iu (,nV:rti 0 0 0 ' jiu, 0 Totalt fl 7931 47 VM(E 'TECH Walker ID C 70. P1athn 10 07. WhittaSce 300 )ackm.on 1 27 4. 3 reeman S I 7 ', Coltor,3006, Horn)006. Anders"n 600 17. Ryries 1007 iDtlt 3, 7 A ii 1.1 goatI (ItI ih ,,Ciu Un. ufly, a 40-yarder, It 17-6. Early in the final period, linebacker Stan White intercepted aCrlesenassandreturnedit32 made , 68 Føt ot Waiki-r ,,,, W.....I! A 3111 ','-ath 99977. Mikotas 0 0. Morris 1 17 9, Totals 76 1471 66 Lake Branticy 10 15 IS 19 59 P4 Sn'yfl'iO flarh tO 31 14 Ii 66 Fouted Out Thompson, H,tr lOUIS take Brantley II. New Smyfl (leach 37 Beach I). Lake Prtly9 - -- - -- - . - C —'''kLtU 1 - , 4tr.cP-a -, ' Mhqort - MEl fl()UIINE, Australia - Alilerican Sandra I ' cartleti a Iinal'r('und 74, including two pressure putis (in the final tsu- holes, to beøt Australian Margie Masters b tnt' stroke and win tIlt' 513,000 first prize in the Far East ;Olf Ti 'urnaltRnt - ' Borg Takes Title . - WE I .A 11W, Australia - lIjorn Borg tif Sweden 'It-ft'i(t'tI Unn I'arun if New Zealand, 6-4, 6-4, 3.6, 6-2, to t in lip' Si -uth Att\trallau 'I -;mois ( hammmpn'ntnp - -. ..............- in to kick a 20-yard field goal :nd the Colts were within strik. ing distance with almost an enlire quarter r('flIai'ilng Hut the Dolphins, whose ma chine-like offense ground up the Colts in the first half, put on another lengthy drive, By the time Baltimore got the ball back on a Lorry Seiple punt there was Jwt 5 2 left to play. 5', yn-rure 'Tech IS 1$ 16 1$ M i',. WynOr'Teth7?.LakeHo.i' -I - ,k..' I.-, '9 I __ - SEMINOLE COUNTY'S - - NEWSPAPER Ewning Ifrmuki 'ii s, - _ças, T1 , .' *fi 19 P.ML;. rtd. '-aT 1'5 FM Circuø Color TV lli' -- ..,' ri a 4. U.iJ Ne ttmis S---1ii1o{ts sAIl Now GIt'I.. 135e4 .rabvtpue. St Prrfecl4 !'CiRR'Y pcj :ii- TJ5Of ic -- -L 1.. �-: - - - --- -- - -.-,--.-.-- __ - ________________________ 4B—.Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - - '- i-- -- -- — ;- --- - --- --- _______ Monday, Dec. 9. 1974 Evening Herald, Sanlord, Fl. '- ' Li )6% to - - wara -- - - ue Americans Cutting r10*_"7__ q r ees I .- _ 1XV - - - $ Thompson. p m Dec 13 at the Orlando (%SSl I RFRR\ Luther OVIFDO David Cone, WlNTEj SPRINGS Paul Na% al Training Certer Jr (1 urch and Hubert I) Silirk) %%ihians Conner N Ed, Di Labbio, Clement Joseph fielcthou.se Gibson. Ileidrun Szielasko Holloway, Lyons, Teresa Skelton Scint Dr. Maxwell C. King, LA)NGWOOD Ann Marie William Alexander Kownacik Kenneth Edward Tayk, Dana President of Brevard Coiii- May Blanton, James Michael MS., Kenneth Mark Law, and Brian Whittaker, and Marsha niunity College, will give the Catha, Rcsanne Maguire, Frances Flame Westerfield A Packer. Conmiencemeni Address. Local graduates who are MU or Area Bu in I- !'EMiddle School e scheduled to tified: M.EdI.Nlaster Education) I M.s.E.s,M. has announced its honor roll for Wall; BusinessAdniinistratjoni ALTAMONTE SPRiNGS (.trge Arthur Monroe Ethel sE%'ENTltGRjDE Zachary lr,lmI(,,IADF - , Orth. Gaudreau. Beth Hirt, Sandra Horn. John Kennedy. Karen flood, William Kirchoff, Langley, Junette McBryde, Margaret Miles, Jeanette Eileen McCarty, Donna McBr*,Fikn Nults Andrea Mor,'i,i flon dcl Mocer Robert Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOI E COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 741049-CA-O4-D In re: Marriage of MARY PETERSON COlEMAN. ' i lfyoufaiIt000s Judgment may be entered against you for the relief de'rnancted in the Petition WITP4E5SMYndandseIof?he I&d C ourt on this 271ti day 0 November, 1974. (Seal) Arthur F. Beckwith. Jr. - - ORDINANCE NO. 1269 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. AN. NEXING TO AND INCLUDING WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. THAT PROPERTY LYING SOUTH OF CORNWALL ROAD, EAST OF ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD AND WEST OF MELLONVILLE AVENUE; AND THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING SOUTH OF CORNWALL ROAD, WEST OF ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD AND NORTH OF ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD SPUR: AND THAT CENTRAL FLORIDA AUTO CLEANERS, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Cou, Seminofe County, Florida In accordance with the p'ons of the FktltiO.J5 Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 165.09 Florida Statutes 1957.; S. William H Colvin Publish: Nov 25, Dec. 7. 9. Id. 1971 DEHiSI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 14-1644.CAis.G BERTHA B. BAKER, Plaintiff, J. . 0. DAVISON. CARRIE S, DAVISON. J. A. HENNESSY, B. F. CURTIS, CORA H. CURTIS, AN. NETTE PLUMMER SMITH, CHARLES C. HODGES. C. C. Mc CRORY, NELSOPI B. WILLIS. Defendants AMENDED FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged in business.? 76 Carriage Hill Cr.,CasIbffry37707,Seminole County, Florida, under the fiitIous NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: J. D. DAVISON, 0 natural Person, If alive, and if dead, against his r 111~ f7 ' -- 1 £ I , )J ___ - . - r . -. I I I tt - .k . cording to the RIOt thereof recorded . of the Public Records o Seminole County, Florida TRACT FOUR: Lots 23 and 2. PineCresi SUbdivitin, according to the plot thereof recorded In Plat Book S. Page 7$, of the Public Records of Seminole County, FIorld. TRACT FIVE Lot 60, Pine Crest Subdivision, according to the plot thereof recorded in Plot Book 3, Page 7$, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, TRACT SIX: Lots 66 and 70, Pine Crest SubdIvIs,, according to the at thereof recorded in Plot book S. Page is. of the Public Records of SemInole County, Florida. TRACT SEVEN: L 7$, Pine Crest ubdivlslon, according to the unknownheI, devlsees, grante, creditors or Other parties claiming name of FLORtDA BUSINESS by. through, under or aga.rnt the platthereof,ecordedinpIat*$ CONSULTANTS,andthatIintto said J. D. DAVISON, who is not Page 71, of the Public Records of registers,aldr,amewththeCI,rkof known to be ei ther dead or hive; Seminole County. Florida, the Circuit Court, Semlnoe County, and against CARRIE S. DAVISON, CII as Defendants, GREETINGS' Florida in accordance with the his wife, a natural peon, II alive, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ovt5 of the Fictitious Name an If dead. agaln:t her unknn that a proceeding to quid title and Statutes, ToWil: Section $65.09 M1r devisees, grantees. credito, for other relief has been brought in Florida Statutes 1957. or Other parties claiming by. the Circuit Court of Seminole 5: Enid L. Lesher through, under or against the laid Cnty. Florida, against all persons CARRIE S. DAVISON, CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING PubIii: Dec. 9. 16, 73, * 1974 o is not claIming any estate, tight, tItle or known to be either dead or alive; EASTERLY OF ATLANTIC COAST DE1 -26 interest in. or lien Upon, the above and against J. A. HEP4NES5Y, a L:?IE RAILROAD AND NORTIl OF descrIbed property Situate in OF A PUBlIC HEARING natural person, if Olive, and If dead, PINE OAt,, DRIVE: AND AND THAT THAT NOTICE Seminole County, Florida. and you 11.I r I Is n .u. -ri.-ADOPTION ...L..._-----. j wi.ngwn r,urMl Y LYING . ipouse, nIII, are hereby required to file with the ' "'P'VU M - I Checkout centers !.L1 •; Statute 16509 (3) desIres to CnQ nDUs4ne5sunderth,fictlt$flam, FICTITIOUSNAME Notice it hereby given that I am Longwood, Florida and Intends to engaged Inbsir.euat 121 Fai rw ay reciste, said name with the Clerk of Dr.. Sanford, Seminole County, Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida under thi fictitious name of PANTRY FOODS Florida and Dated This 3h day of N0vembj, that I intend to register said name uth ihe Clerk of the Circut Court, 1974 In Longwood. Florida Seminole County, Florida in or nald J Greon, cordance with the provisions of the OS President of FictitiousName Statutes, To Wit: TOT'S CREATIVE ARTS, Section $6509 Florida Statutes 1957. INC., a FIori, Corporation M Le Patricia Gree Publish: Nov. It. 23, Dec. 7. 9, 1971 as Vice-Presiden t DElI 100 TOT'S CREATIVE ARTS, INC,a Florida Corporation NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Publish: Dec.9, 16, OIATOT5WOpLfla,9I,E&,ge DEI-25 2 30. 1971 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY NO. 74.1113.ca09.0 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF HOMESTEAD PIintilf, vs TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OFANORDINANCEBYTHECITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Ccmmitslon Room inthe City Hill l( , the City of Sanford, for Ida, at 7: 00 o'clock P M. on December to consider the adn of an or dinance by the City of Sanf or d, Florida, tItleol which is foIti ORDINANCE NO. 1273 . __________ LB euisi 1 - II' __________ f;:. - r 40 10.0 _____ _________ _________ 1. • AM ,: ;g : stand ready for the -. -- . ________________ I a ______ - -r' _______ ~ flow Fk! ~ \ _______ It.- ~ ~~_ ~m~~=- - as merchandise _____ ~,*'.. / . 7mw -~. ~ - ~- ~zz~ _~ -_____' - -- 152 expected Wednesday -_- _______ - - - - , - 11 - .. ,•, - .1 -- lines the shelves - llusdrd IIeiilt'ruii kit to i iglit) assisLint minager for La)res, Jain . Pride, Pantry F4 ritisted manager of the Ron Henderson, manager of Zayres and Jerry Bernhard. district manager of waiting for shoppers Pantry Pride, In the new -. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Notice it hereby gym the? a Public Hearing will be held at the CommitslonRoom ln the City Hal,. the City 0* Sanford, Fiorlo& a, 7. o'clock P.M.on December 73, 1971, to consider the adoption of an or dinance by the City of Sanford, FIoda, ('tIe which is as folI* 4 Zayre Plaza, Airport spokesman. The new Pantry on the New York Stock Boulevard IJ,S.-17-92, will Pride, will open Its doors for Exchange (FFS), realized a 14receive a big plus Wednesday in business Wednesday and carry per-cent jump In annual sales tenants with the opening of the anestilnated$lOO,000to$115,®cJ f o r the fiscal year ending new 28,Ca) square-foot Pantry in inventory :- August 3, over fiscal 1973. Per Pride supermarket. Company officials in till, ±I.j--= share earnings were put at$1.18 The new store will repi2ce the Jacksonville regionaI a share, up from 80 cents a old Food Fair store on 25th headquarters said the new unit ) k.. share for the comparable 1973 Street and Park Avenue and the will include 18,808 square feet cf 1 accounting period, according to 36 employes merchandising floor space. Zi~ Al I a November report on the absorbed Into the payroll of the and is the optimum size sought company from Standard & Pantry Pride, according to Jim in the curtent remodeling and Poor's. Grinsted, who has been tapped expansion program underway. Food Fair Stores Inc. is also to manage the new facility. Pantry Pride will feature the parent corpora ti on for J.M. Grinsted was the former departments In produce, Fields stores. The Philamanager of the Park Avenue groceries, meat, frozen foods delphia company operates 470 unit. and hecith and beauty aids. supermarkets in the country as Food Fair and Pantry Pride Food Fair's Jacksonville ,, well as 85 J.M. Fields stores. are one in the same. Pantry region encompasses central Standard & Poor's comments JAMF...s GItINSIKI) Pride is the new na me adopted and north Florida, Georgia in the ne'nlctter that the J.M. for the supermarket operations portions of Alabama and South investment in the Sanford Fields stores are taking a of the parent company—Food Carolina, The company's economy, but it is expe.'ted to beating with the recession and Fair StoresInc. of Philadelphia Miami region operates 120 units be considerable, cloudy economic horizon, but (NYSE-FFS). - Pantry Pride. ---- -. - . WHY PAY mo lts . , ORDINANCE NO, 1273 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY SANFORD. Pantry Pride Opens Wednesday - - FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 1097 OF SAID CITY, SAID OR DINANCIZ BEING A ZON INC. PLAN WITHIN THE CITY O SANFORD. FLORIDA, SAID AMENDEMENT CHANGING THE ZONING OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING WEST OF SANFORD AVENUE AND BY WEEN ROSE DRIVE AND FERN DRIVE TO MR-7 (MULTIPLE FAMILY RE S I 0 E N I I A L DWELLING ) DISTRICT. A Cy lI be available a? the office of t he City Clark for all per Sons desiring to examine the same LII ....4i... I... .'uiiur- In rniqi'rsy •! sh...0 and anzen s all have an opportunityto - - '-i---- -- -. - - - - - -. ' ---- - -'-- , - - -.. -. - - - in the south Florida area, acIAITY Coff. a graduate of that the supeimarket 11is will mark the 72nd store cordIng to the Jacksonville Lyman High School has been operations are picking up thie for the region which Is headquartera. named the assistant manager slack from the faltering retail headquartered in Jacksonville, Company officials are mum of the new store, sales and will continue to look according to a company concerning payroli and dollar The parent comnanv. trarWi strnnu fnr th. cnmnnv - ,. P ______ _____ I Ulb'IQIJIU NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION ANORDINAPiCE BY THE CITY OF - I - -. new •--I &i..!... lIIW - - _________ - I .. f% - - - ___________________ "1 I t- 1/ W ____ . -. , ', .' ; •-L equipment, primary metals aI-16 fabricated steel products. rid WF F Statutes, To Wit: Section 165.09 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FloridaStatutes 1957. NAME STATUTE 5: Nathan Van ?P' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Publish: Nov. 23, Dec. 2.9. 1& 1974 fhcItndegnjp,0 Florida DElI 153 4=,,-- '4 ìJ'- - - i . Legal Notice '1 1 - *, . _______________ - ' LegalNotice - 7 .;~, . 7_"_~%, % - ___ _________ customer est November in 15 years, the ican Airlines listed a drop of al. ed. It was the second stiaigl - . (_ ___ , - Y. - ____ ___________ - r - -. ' % - r I 1, 17 7 ` v , . .. s - ".. I -RL4 — i — j . MARINE name of and that I inteed CENTER. to register said name with I he Clerk -1 the Circuit Coirt. Sominwit ~ _____ Although he asked Pitidct latest entry In the industry's said it was down 5,7 per cent in than September's 3.6 per cent Ford to withdraiy his longest slump since World War its fir t monthly decline of the drop. flominatjua as Fderai Ii. • Orders for nondurable goods Encrg) Administrator after While Detroit has cut back were up 07 per cent, but those his link to a Philadelphia oil production and had some 165,. for durable goods were down 2.3 shipping firm was discovered, ON workers off their jobs this F I L' I T IOU S NAME per cent compared with 1.5 per Notice Is hereby givirn that I am Andre w E. Gibson may still past week, some in the industry cent the mon th before. engaged i b at 670 S East be appointed to another felt the slump could be hot. Lake St Lo"cwood, 37730. Seminole departmt!nt said the drop was kd ft pt n ttirjj Ccr:tj F r'di L)nJtrth e ft,huc tfllfltW tsut t', ii(ost1 Ili o r de rs for aerospace Wfifte 11()use spokesmen' QUALITY . LegalNotice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice IS hereby given that I am engaged in business at i S. Hwy. 1797 Casselb.erry. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of ., - . .Nd : r ; 14th month of decline and the most 25 per cent and Eastern month of decline, but better "We don't expect to see any %_ ___________ ure of t1w year, the second low. down almost 18 per cent. Ainer- Commerce Department report. NEW POST? _1~ I _________ New factory orders for E. WILLIAMS, JR. and - A14 ORDINANCE OF THE CITY UOR 7" OF PINE OAK DRIVE OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY Orvis"s. grantees, creditors or Clerk of the Circuit Court above WILLIAMS, his *Ile, it married OF SANFORD, FLORIDA,AMEND AND SOUIH OF SILVER LAKE OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Ofher Paiftles Claiming by, through, dellig"led, In and W Seminole residence unknown. if living. ING ORDINANCE NO. logy heard of Mid hearing. By: Elaine RiCharde Notice Is hereby given that a under or against the said J. A. County, your written appearance unknown spouses. 'I remarrIed, and OF SAID CITY. SAID ORDINANCE of By DRIVE, AND THAT CERTAIN theOrder of the City Cornmistion Depy Clerk City of Sanford, Flcridi. PROPERTY LYING SOUTH OF Public Hearing will be held at the HENNSSY.Who(5 not kfltObe (personally or by attorney), in said if dead, then unknown Spouses, if BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN SILVER LAKE DRIVE IN AC Commission Room In the City Hall in either dead or alive, and against his H N. Tamm. Jr. procftdlngl On Or before the I?Ih remarried, all unknown heirs, THE ADLER, P.A. CITY OF SANFORD, wife, - HENNESSY, a natural day of December, 1974, and devisees, orantees, assignees CORDANCE City Clerk WITH THE the CIIYOI Sanford, Florida. of , FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMEN T 17 SouTh L.ak Aven. PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 73470, o'clock P.M. on December 23, 197i. portion, it alive, end If dead. against biish Dec. 9, 1971 thereatteq to V ll service on the Ilenort. credItors, tru5t,, or CHANGING THE ZONING Orlando. LAWS ri flDsn& • to C'ttidft th aoIlan ni an her unknown bonus.. hair. tIw.'a*, *A WA Di&..aTl1 Othafwit cI,mw DEl 3t by. 4htø,.nb. Wi.a*, em" „. to' A copy shall be available at the dinance by the City of Sanford, deits, grarttees, creditori c Young, Attorney, SUite 1601, CNA under or against the said .JohnE LYING EAST OF By: 5: G. Stewart AtcIelon, Esq. office of ,he ofher parties claiming by, IhrOugh William. Jr . and— Williams, his City Clerk for all p' Florida. title of which Building. P.O. Bo* 1171. orIans' FICTITIOUS NAMI I AVENUE AND BETWEEN AIRPublish: Dec. 2. 9. 16, 23, p974 under or against the said in desIring to examine the same. Florida 32602, and file with said wife, if mlrried and against all PORT BOULEVARD AND CORN Notice Is hereby given that I' am 0E14 HENNESSY, who Is not known to be attorney for the Plaintiff and with other persons having or claimi All parties In interest and citIzens ORDINANCE NO. 127$ ng to WALL ROAD TO PUD (PLANNED M91tgfd in business at Rio 2. box Shall hOve an opportunity to be either dead or alIve; aPd bQaifltl B. the Clerk of the above stated Court. have any right, title or interest in or UNIT D C V E L 0 PM L N T 1 SOSA, Sanford 37771, SCminoI, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IQ the Property hertit heard at said hearing. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY F. CURTIS, a na tural person, If described. your written defe'njes or answer, ; DISTRICT, County, Florida under the fiCtitis NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thlt By order of the City Commission OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AN. alive, and If dead, against his any, to the Complaint, at the times Defenctants. A copy shall be avaIlable a: the name of SEA WORTHY WOOD* by sfr?ue of those certain Writs 0f NEXING TO AND INCLUDING unknown heirs, devlsem grantees, prescribed by law therein setting up the City of Sanford, Florida. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Exftvtion issued out of and under Of office of the City Clerk for all per PRODUCTS, and that I Intendto TO kitfl E WlIirns. Jr and H. N Tamm, Jr WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA creditors, or other parties claiming the estate, right, title or interest the seat of the County Court of tons desiring to examine the same, register Said name with the Clerk of ''mt, by, thr ou gh, OF THE CITY o under th his City Clerk wife, if married or against SANFORD. e or lien upon, the above described All rrties In Interest a nd citizens the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Seminole couny, Florida. upon final Publish: Dot. 9. 1974 FLORIDA, THAT PROPERTY saldLF.CURTtS,,isootk,',*,n residence unknown, If living,% II have an opportjnity tc. b FlorId, In accctdãsce '*8th the jvdgmentsreo(jefed In the aforesaid THE to be either dead or alive; and LYING DE 1.27 SOUTH OF not or judgment will be entered unknown SpouseS, if remarried, and heprd at said hearing. Court on the 11th day of June, 1973, PrOvillIOM of the Fictitious Name if dead, then unknown EASTERLY EXTENSION OF PINE against CORA H. CURTIS, his wife, against you by default. if A.D. and on the 22nd day of NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING OAK By order of the City Commission Statute's, TO-Wit: Section 16 5 . 09 DRIVE AND EAST OF THE • natural *f5QO, it a'ive, arid II vrrn.lr,,ed all Theabbrevlatecttltleof this Florida Støtutn 1957. uflknO*ri heirs, of the City of Sanford, Flyida February I'912,A,D.. kt?Pio1eq-tain TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION SOUTHERLY EXTENSION OF dead, CC'v%e'et agslnst her ur*.nown heirs, grantees, enign,es, Is: "BERTHA S. BAKER, Plaintiff, Iienort, H N. Tamm, Jr. S: Richard E. Cr.r cases entItled: Sun Fin' P4EIunaI OF ANORDINANCE BY THE CITY aHIO AVENUE IN ACCORDANCE creditors, trustees, grantees, creditors, or vs. J. D. DAVISON, it cI. Defen. Bank of Orlando. Plaintiff .vs Mrs. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. City Clerk Publish: Nov. IL 25, Dec. 7, otherwise claiming by, through. WITH THE PROVISIONS OF other parties claIming by. thrigh. dent.” ,, 1974 Notice is hereby given that • CHAPTER Nancy Lynch, Defendant and Robert OEM-lot under r against the said John E. Publish: Dec. 9, ivi 73420. LAWS OF under of against the i.iid CORA H. WItness my hand and seal of said E. Steiner. PI&Intiff -vs. Nancy L. Public Hearing will b Mid at the FLORIDA. 1973. Wlli Williams, Jr.. arid CURTIS. Williams, his not kwn to be Court at Sanford, Seminole CO',,nly, Lynch, Defendant, which aforesaid Commistlon Room intheCity Hall In NOTICE FOR BIDS wilC, if married and against all A copy shall ti available at the either ded or alive; and against Fl0rld, this 14th day of Novimber, oilier Writ of Execution was delivered to the City of Sanford, Florida, of 7:00 office of the The Seminole C ounty Board off persons having or claiming to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Cty Clerk for all W . ANPIETTE PLUMMER SMITH, a 1971. m3 as Sheriff of Seminole County, o'clock P.M. on December 73, 1171, sons 10TH JUDICIAL have any right, title or interest, CIRCUIT, County Commissioners will receive desiring to examine the same. natural person, If alive, arid if dead, (Seal) Florida. end I have levied upon the to consider the adoption of an or SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA bids at the Office of Arthur ti. Beck 10 the property hi-re,n All parties in Interest and citizens against her unjinown 'pouse. hør5, described Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Jr. Clerk, up to 12.00 noun lofIowrç dCscrbt property o,vr'et dnri ''1) ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PROBATE DIVISION b', the City of Sanford, shall have an opourtunity to be deisees. grantees, creditort or Clerk of the Circuit Court, by Nancy L. Lynth, said .ro,ty CASE NO. 0"d., December 16. 197k, for er Florida. title .1 whic', is as follows 74-3l-CP lhI 0 Suit to foreclose mortgage heard at said hearing. oilier parties claiming by, through, Seminole County. Florida being located in Seminole County, furnishing the following Items against real and personal property Estate of By order ci the City Commission LWtderOraQOliflt the said ANNETTE By: Joy Stokes Florida ore rn panlct,,Larly descri ORDINANCE NO. Jill A. Complete Luba Rig NORMAN D. CUBELLIS has been MCI against 'IOU in tt of the Clt of Sanford, Florida,PLUMMER SMITH, who is not Deputy Clerk as followi 13. Mud Hog Pump abcve Court by the Plaintiff, First Deceased. H. Pd. Tamm, Jr. kn*'t to be either dead or alve; Publish: Nov. II, 25, Dec. 2, 9, 1974 One (1) Itammrwid O*-ga,i. Model C. Automatic Flasher Signs AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY • NOTICE TO CREDITORS Federal Savings and City Clerk Loan and against her husband. - DElI 101 OF No. N 317. Serial No. A t27 SANFORD, FLORIDA, Publish: Dec. f, 17d TO ALL PERSONS HAVING may be obtained a? Aslociallon of Homestead Specifications SMITH, a natural person. if alive, fit. same being stored at Attamonf. CLOSING, VACATING AND DEI2I The property sought to be CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST liii office of the Seminole County and if dead, against his unknown Garage In Altamonte Spring t, ABANDONING A UTILITY SAID ESTATE: Road Depirtment, 4300 South THE CIRCUIT COURT I.. THE foreclos is as follows. spouse, heIrs. devisees., grantees, Florida and Lt ;). Block "C" HIDDEN EASEMEPITATTHEPIORTHEAST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR creditors or other pertifl clain,ng EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. You and each of you aro hreby Orlando DrIve, Sanford, Florida, Shtrlflcl Seminole County, Florida, CORNER OF 25TH STREET AND SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by. through, under or , CWT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE LAKE. UNIT IA, according to the notified Orid required to file any 32711. or by writing Clerk's Office, Will at 11:00 AM. On the 17th day Of PhI thereof, recorded In Plot Book claims and demands which you. or P.O. Drawer C. Sarlfrwd, r'a, HOLLY AVEIWE. CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, said -SMITH, COUNTY, FLORIDA. who is not known December A . D. 1171 after for sale 17. pages SO. SI and $2. Public ether of you, may have against said 3277). All bids are to be in a sea A copy shall be' available at the FLORIDA, a political Subdivision Of CIVIL NO. 74'2019.CA4PO to be either dead or alive; and and seti tQ the higheit b'dder, for office of the City Clerk for all per the State of Florida, lecords of Seminole Courtly, estate intheofficeof the dlenkofthe envelope, plainly marked on the DIVISION 0 against CHARLES C. HODGES, a Flordi caP. sublect to any and aIlezisfing sons aes;r!rg to examine the mme Plaintiff, natvr.l pen n, V alive, ani Clrcua "rt f the ?h Judicii,i outsi de. "5-p Bid for fIlm,,, FEDERAL '14 TIONAL ?.G4 if dead, e.r.att i- rcr.t(We.%fl Door of the v All parties in interest aria Citijti ARE REQUiWID to teryC a Circuit, Seminole (eun'y, Florida, Open December 14, 1971' TGAGE ASSOCIATION, ag ainst his unknown spouse, heirs. Sminctc Count! Courthouse In shall have an opporlunity to be STATE OF FLORIDA. vi aL Bids will be opened at 7:00 P.M. Plaintiff, c opy of your answer or other Probate DivIsiat, in th• Courthouse devisees, grantee's. cre'titorj or pleading on Plaintiff's Attorney, at Sanford, Florid a, within fou Sanford, Florida, the above heard at said hearing. Oeiendants. other parties claiming by, through, Dec ember Id, 1974, in the r described personal properly. By oroerof the City Commission ORDER TOSHOWCAIISE FOSTER MING and INEZ MAE MALCOLM H FRIEDMAN, IIW calendar montht from the time of Board of County Commissie'rs Aga Further lrsforma?icn available from of the City Of Sanford. Florida DOU91 6S Road, Coral Gables, the first Publication of this notice, Meeting Room, Second Floor of the TO THE STATE O$ FLORIDA. C. HODGES. who is not known LOUISE MING, his wife, to be the Civil Division of the Seminole H. N. Tamm. Jr. Defendants. Florida, 33131, and file the original Each claim or demand mutt be Court House In Sanford. Florida THROUGH THE STATE Al eithef dead or alive; and against hiS County Sheriff's Department. City Clerk nthe office of the Clerk of the above willing one filed in duplicate and Actual award to successful bidder TORNEYFOR THE EIGHTEENTH wife, NOTI:eoFsuIT HODGES. a natural Court, on or before the 16th day of staff That said sale is being made to Publish: Dec, 9. 1971 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF will be matte at the nest regular TO: FOSTER M. MING and SAID person, lf alive. and jfdead inst STATE, December, 1971, in default of which OffIce' address of the claims satisfy tht terms of said Writ f DEl 39 THE SEVERAL her uitknown spouse, heirs, IPIEZ MAE LOUISE MING, nt and County Commistion Meeting in the thecomnpt,tlnt will be taken as mutt be sworn to by E'ecutc PROPERTY OWNERS, TAX hit wife the Uaima.'it, Court House, SanFord, Florida. doviset',,. granteri, ci'ecl,tc'q% or confessed 000irist roy for the John E. Potk, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PAYERS AND CITIZENS OF THE Other perties claiming by. through, rylief his agt'nl or attorney, or the same Tuesd.y, December 17, 1974. Post Office Box 1730 requested in Plaintiff's complAirt thlI be void !Jv'tiff EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, isitter or against the said (Seal) Hamilton, Bermuda and pleadings Seminole County, FloridA CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA. INCLUDING HON HODGES, who Is not Dated at Sanford. Florida, IhIt Arthur H. Beckwith , in', YOU ARE HRE8Y notified that kr,oeiti to be DATED this 13th day of 2.5th day of November, 1974. L. D. Harrell COUNTY, FLORIDA. P E S I 0 E P1 1 S 0 W N I N 0 eithef dead or alive, and against c. 0 Complaint to foreclose a mortgage November, Clerk 1974. Chief Deputy CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.31$4CA49.O PKOPERTY OR SUBJECT TO C. MCCRORY. a natural person, if encurlbering the S Ruth, C CubeiIi board Of County Commissioners following real ICOURT SEAL) FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. TAXATION THEREIN. AND ALL alive. arid if dead, against his ti Adrninislratrl,., prOpef't, Seminole County, Florida Arthur It 8eckwitpi, Jr Publish: Nov. 73, Dec. 2. 9, 14, 1974 TGAGE ASSOCIATION, ui sa io estate. fly: J. C. Lavender OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING unknown ht(r$, devisee. grantees, Lot 7. Block H, SUMMCRSET Cler k of the Circuit DElI 154 Pl.a,ntlf#, ANY RIGHT. TITLI. OR IN- creditors or other parties 5: Charles P1, Prather Publish: Dec. 79, 1974 NORTH SECTION 2, according to cl,ilming Court of County, Florida vs. TEREST Ill PROrERTY '0 BE by, Attorney icr Administratri, through, under or against the - the P1.1 thereof as recorded in Plot BY Joy Stok es 101 South Lake Avenue IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SHIR LEY MAE LEGRANT, a AFFECTED BY THE ISSUANCE said C. C. ,,tcCRORy, who is not Book IS, Page. and It. Public Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Orlando, Florida 37601 BY SAID MUNICIPALITY OF tHE known to be i'ltti.r dead or alive; EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. S-fl l e woman, Records of Seminole County, Publish' Nov II, 2$, Dec. 7.9, 1974 Publi FOR Defendant. NOTE HEREINAFTER MORE and against SIMIPIOL! sh CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FIoi'Id.,, : Dcc. 7, 9, lfls COUNTY, McCRORY, his ll4 101 PARTICULARLY FLORIDA NOTICEOF SUIT COUNTY, FLORIDA. 0(15 DESCRIBED, WIte,anaturalperson,ifaliveandif ha.be'en filed against you and you NO. OR TO BE AFFECTED IN ANY dead, against her unknOwn TO SHIRLEY MAE LEGRANT Cl 74-2097.CA-04.0 are reQuirerJtosr.rveacop,ofyo hei rs, WAY THEREBY: RESIDENCE . UNKNOWN In re: the Mrrlag of IN in re the P.karraagr c'l devisees. grantee.j, cror, or wTiItendrf.es if any, t it On VAN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JUNIOR LEE Moss. YOU AND All pc-riles claiming iscrest by, EACH OF YOU are oilier partIes claiming by. through, DEN BERG, GAY, BURKE & FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIa. DOROTHY LYNCH, omd thrøuoft, under or againf St,frley rwety required to appear On the under or against the said FLORIDA Hubiind DYER, attornays for the plaintiff, Mc CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR 4,, L-j','n! 4r1 t' 4" I;ird,y of De'er,bir, 1971, .1? )')IS (PORY, wt.,3 '.'" CASE NO 74-1534 F *11,7"o ,c1re' i,t kr.j*n to ir i o tic. 193 SEMINOLE COUNTY r claini'n- to have A., M briore the Circuit either de WANDA I. Moss. In re: the Marriage of: flrH' OrI.no. Ilririda, and II. the ad or alive; one against PROBATE DIVISION riohI, till, w interest in the real Court of Seminole Cnty, Florida, NELSON B. KAREN LYNN NOTICE OF SUIT W ILLIS, a natural crlginalwiththeClrrkofth.above OWEPS, PROBATE P40 14-331CP at the Courthouse in Sanford. person If alIve. and if dcad Ogairist Styled Court on or PrOP"rtv herein described, Petitioner BY POSTING before December , In ri Estate of YOU ARE HER EBY NOTIFIED Florida, and show cause why the Pi.s UtflOwn 10 CIQR 1)011 and TO: w NOTICE OF SUIT 33, 1971; nttietwlsp a jtdgment may spouse, hetri, devis,es, SAMUEL K CE LINO, That an *-lion to foreclose a Player Of the Complaint filed In the LIN 4. YP4CP4, anita I Moss 00110 LA S 'JEROME POWF PS orantees, creditors or other parties ho entered against you for the relief deceased toeon the ioltowiriqreaIproperty abort entitled prOceedin Respondent rROf)N L"NdPI, Sr. Should claiming b', through, IM Indian Trail dmaricted In lt Complaint. . NOTICE TOCREDITORS not bc, granted ar.? IP,e obligation against the Akron, Ohio in Slmlrioledotttty, Florida: 1217 Svom.xe RE-NOTICE OF ACTION WITNESS my hand and the seal of ,said NELSON 0 To All Creditors and All Persons .-. ; ,, lheren r,pj'..;,(;, i1e'rt.'d "ri lh" WII II ...l' it. r.ç.t TO 1Y.-f', J'fcri-, (','rt i P4o'n;l,-r 2'h, 1,74 bnu,',n to t.-' Hiyin9 Claims or Demands Agin,t L-_Jdn4 Ito t Vial ,,, YOU ARE I'IIdEBY NOTIFIED dy ts RESIDENCE uPlK.'iowN (Seal l O1fltr.g c.tlier,jeaUor iiye', andagait his sold Estate: that an action for dissolutIon of 40 reonr'tt in pisi , anachion for diflolutior. , s, Of a Franchise Taxes Note In the wife, YOU ARE NOTIF ICC that an Arthur If Becviwilh, Jr WILLIS ) natural person You are hereby notified and marriage ha Pubi of '.'rrr fiat been filed against , s been filed against you CoJntr principel arno,'1 of $,00,000. if alive, and if CIen of tti Circuit Court action for dil%C1ijtin CA marriage rnqur, to present any claims and dead, against tier ni4turir,i ten .tus alter ___ to servf a cii., oi your Virja. has been filed against date, unknown Spouse, hurt, you and By: Joy Stokes ,. bearing interest ,t I'JI you demands which You may have Ofyourswittenoefens.t *r,Itni defenses or other p'eading ties blin fUtd egains' yo', idffiQ Ihe yanters. creditors ca OfCfO4ulred to serve i copy ,,,l,any,Oit De'puty Clerk other parties of your gainst the estate Cf SAMUEL C Sli5'en required to Serve , fElGp4flQqpt(D LAW OF detensp, if J. .loh,nscn, Jr., attorney , claiming by, through, utwwr or Publish: Nov. 'iS, D.c.7,, 14, 197$ written any, to If 00 KEELING, deceased late at ' the Husband. wttsi ALAN FICE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA, wrinendofene'%,ifany,9oiIonvan Plrtkul&r de'5Cti.,tion of said againhJlh,s,ald_._W1LLIS,Whol$ DElI-lU L. TALLIS. ades; is ESO., Seminole obUgit,m bug contained in the Cnly, Florida, to the Johnson, Parilco, Hunkapiller, INC, 104 West Cenitrat Ave,, deti Brg, Gay I Burk?. ... PelltIoner'battoey,w,,,ess Clerk at the Circuit Court, and 1i1 Baum & SImm,,n,on, PA., Ill tiled Ortanoo. Florida, '7'60t. aro, file nit Post Office Boa 793. Orlando, CompIn, in is Suite 1110 Hartford Bldg., the same in duplicate FICIITIOU%ws.ME these and against all Parties having or South as Ofi91011,111 with 'he Clerk tit the lillh Flofida 32M. and file the Original PW"dirwn Orlando. Florida, on or Notice is htf@by gliVen that fwr are MItIane Avenue', Maitland, claim" to have *" riqht. title or b*10'r& Privide:1 In SfCIIOn 733,16. Florida ThisO,nfo5 FlOrlds.-Ind flit'tit Original with the JudiCI Circuil Court on th te Clerk t :tyleq bore December 17th, 1971, *f'I ltiO the shatlbe interest In the foltq described NiflOed 'I b'j'rier.s aft? 97, l mile' how C, Statutes, In their CAlict1 in Iii pubtithc Clerk of thf above stIled court on or The motr uIh cour or before Jaruart t. 1974 th 10Th day CA January 1975 i 8)1, 5#mi(e County, original with tlit c l erk of by real prope'rty ,cot in emiIe flit court County Courthosc in Seminole Section ;5c.. rllaa Sta$ut*i. in i-iorida. undtr the fiCtilus name OthrrwIs& h itittgment map ut en either before Service on Petitioners before December 7h, 1971, County, Fjda, to wit' County. Florida, within four oflierwise a çfç' against you for the' re'ief tw'j against you for the relief T'f EVEHOtO HERALQ, a ALMO'.' ND THRIFT SHOP, and Judgment may be en attorneyonimmediatefyihereaft,r. Calendar months from the time of toned sgalntt You TRACT ONE; Lot 7, Pine Crest that wrsafendt3ragfr salo name demanded In-the ctptairit or nap of çenemat Cu,wlatn OtherwiSe, a default will be entered for t he relief ii Suhoivition, according to the ph publication hereof, or the thefIrst iwith said munlc;ptil,, pubf,%hipd in It the Clerk of WITNESS my flOrid arid tear the demendett In the Petition fore against you for 'Pt reli demanded same Will be barred, CIf(it (O'jrl, .eol recorded 'ii Plat 800~ Sar,#o,J. Florida Distolutioti Of Marriage 4th CCJI ,t WlTkSSmy t'anrl andChe .n the petition P4CC 7$, Of the PijtA, Pt'tüfdt Of Seminole fo..nsv. finri,ji, FiJedatSntord Flori4',tl' o,r, rr'vdancm w?, tn' AND (Di EO l Sa c- Dr''ir , WiTP$ 'ny lijtid and tIi teal DI cay of WITNESS my hs~ and the teal of S;itl Cun$y, Piovt'ryiber, 1974 p 'ri 't.i f S-eminir, the said Court on November 141h, this court on November 14th, 19/1 TRACT TWO. Lot IL Pin Ursf Harold KIing tIITI i of H atkw#th. r 4rtIvr 1 Brkwtth, Jr (Stat) i lhrt 31sf day of Subdivijlon. according to th plat As Executor (Seal) November, AO Clerk. (,rru:? Court f, tai Clerk of tt'e Circuit (fl Arthur tt Beckwith, the,,pol rrcordett I, Plot Book 3, Carroll Butte By Lilin 7 .Icnkiris 5: Clarence' 1. By: Elaine Ridtiarde Jeonne '10"fleau Clerk Of the' Circuit Court Page 7*. of Pit. Paitic Record-, of Atttriy fur Estate Arthur '4. Beckwith, Jr. Circuit 'lOdgI Pat", UC,ufhy Dep..Ay ticra Drptfly iher By. Jo' rSkes Seminole County, Florida. Ax Clerk Of taut Court 613 Sanford Atli,ti Patricia I Ckey, Pt; Iith Nov25. Dec 3, 9, 1914 ôrC. y, Ia. 3- 30. 1974 Publi Dec t. It. 476 Deputy Clink. TRACT THREE Lots19 and 14 Bank Bldg fly: Lillian 1. Jenkins I4 DO 21 PubliNov '173, fl , tr Pubtith - Nov 10, 7$, Dec 7. 9, 1974 Dt 137, Pint Crt St.sion. Puli' De 7 9. ia, DCPuty Clerk LH l DCII 1ip, Publi Ito,. 1$, 7, Dcc 1, 9, 1971 Clerk of the Clrcwit c&jri Seminole County, F kx ida I: ..n...-. - IJOLR. r1tA,INc CmmissnROomin,hec,tyHaIllfl the City of Sanford. Florida. at 7:0 o'c lo ck P.M. on December 23, 1971, to cslder the of an or. di,anc by the City of Santord, Florida, titleof which is as follows: Pet.t,onec Wife, - -' I.e ur M . .I - - -___ ' 't was . Legal Notice - 10 CONSIDER THE ADOPTION O ANOcD!NAHCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Notice is hereby oive-i that a Public Hearg will be held at the and I[NZY COLEMAN, Rr.cien Htth3nd DISSOLUTIONOF MARRIAGE NOTICE OF ACTION TO: LENZY COLEMAN Adr% Unknn YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED at an tn for Diflolut,on Of 'orrge and ofher relief hat been fil,d against you and You are rer.'.4red to 'rve a copy of your Antw or RespIve Pleading to the action on the .titioners Of 'neys, MEYERS. ?'ONEY & ADLER. 17 South Lake Drive. Orlando. Florida. and •,e your original answer or PIeding In the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Seminole Coutity on or Otfore the 'h 4sy of January, 1975. LegalNotice - flank. :::::z cline or - Sluith. Alison Swain, Eugene sa Environnental Systems ' school term. Those making Heine, Ivan Berry, Terry Lynn Braceland, Steve Causey, Managementi; M.S. (Master of the list from t he six th, seven th Betts, Mary Bishop, Patricia Rhonda Cunibs, Shawn Duguld, Science); MS.E. (Master f and eighth grade follow: llraceland, Denise Rratzler, Jane Fisher, Mary Beth S cience In Engineering) sI\TH(,RADE J,m is Burnt's Rickit l)aus, Frcema, Ph)Ilis (rissom, AIApp (Muster of Public Deanna I3rorup, Ruthann Charles Gaim, Michael Patricia Henegar, Michael 71. - Honor Roll The Sanford Middle Scliciol "B" Honor roll or - WON -1 M .": ____ 9 - - #1W-il~, 41F' _ : ~ "`il`7, . .~ NEW \'Om% (AP) Peports rnproement next month," year Braniff Airways posted a from Industry and government said one company spokesman, drop of 65 per cent and Natlo this past week showed Anieri. but we do'J't expect thiii.gs to iii Airlines, which came out ot cans' spending still decli ning In get any worse ei ther." 34-month strike Nov. 1, said Its major areas in recent weeks. ported mhjor traffm was down 49 pet cent. Airlines also re Figures from 1973 were Detroit's automakers said declines in domestic traffic last their domestic sales last month month, drops which some ex boosted by a strike then under were down to only 505,511, a dc. perts said were the worst in way at Trans Won - 1 - - - - _ I FT L1--1 hres! htindred and M.Ed., RicAard Willard Stroup, Patricia Ellen Partin. Michael SANFORD — James Kenneth 6 M.E.'. i;-' Alan Alford, Eu3~qce AIT)brose 011iff to riemivt their degrees during aIt Guy Young. III, Philip Charles Staitley III, Florida Tech Univers1) 'a Willian Hilber, and Karen NORTH ORI4NDO Jef and Jaequel,.ia Wlnlne arna3 'aflCon mencemntat 7 Madame Sowers. len' David Willard. . . . Monday,Dcc. 9, 1974—SB ____ - rrtnio'er - -. 'I . ---- -_ --- sluW%, CHBO -- to ______ - Q ,- -' - 7., - -- ,l,,. ..U_L_._I_5_1 ,. - - . '.-. rft-,. -,- --- - - - . _.__ - I, U - -- I Our temporary home on the corner of Hwy. 17-92 & Airport Blvd. in Zayre Plaza - First Federal Savings & Loan Assn. of Mid-Florida - WELCOMES PANTRY PRIDE ______ - 4 S We wish our new neighbor PANTRY PRIDE -- -- To Sanford and Zayer Plaza , -7- Iii .12 q every success as they join us in serving We Congratulate You On Your New Home and Wish You Immeasurable Success. the greater Sanford community, , . ,,,, .--- ,,-'. . t. P ______________ , i ' t F . and - ' rufrett hi '• , r ,- FLAGSHIP W U. S.BANK -- ,,., FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MiDeFLORIDA OF SEMINOLE __________ FLoqit,a, Fl 1.1 - . 3000 S. Orlando - - Dr. (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford - - -- -_---!~~-_-z.__.___ -- - - ------ ---- -,-- -- -= -,- - ~ �- 66—Evening Herald. Sanford. Fl. Monday, Dec. 9, 1974 .. 11 -----,;--.;-.--. ;__ - .— — - -•---------- - - ---- •• • FvpnInnUr*i -- - -----.--------- - -"- -: - - -- - - - -- / / t 47 ri -_- A ri. a 1-4 2yjzaz _ _ APjc MFR 1 'I — I _ F] U, 11th BEGIN! Q 4 -' I *3 oft (• *. . 4.. _.,. - - Shike up the band! Break out the flags! There's good news today for every food shopper in SANFORD. PANTRY PRIDE is marching into SANFORD with a brand-new beautiful, Conveniently located store—opening Wednesday. PANTRY PRIDE—one of the great names in American food merchandising, PANTRY PRIDE—the people who, in city after cily, have scared to instant SUCCeSS because they realty show shoppers how they can get more and better quaiity for their money. You're going to enjoy a new êoerience i Every other food store in town is going to have to step out smartly to keep up with Pantry Pride! PANTRY PRIDE—where fruits and vegetables You're going to enjoy the benefits of Pantry YOUR NEW Pride's own 1QP-P-PriCig Consumer Program which tells you the cost per pound SAVINGS (quail or pint) of different size COnS and ADDRESS ). are displayed just the way they came from packages, thus letting you select the best the farm so yoU can select the ones you want, size for your family needs, IN SANFORD 1ftThexact qtjçrntitvyou wcnt—the very basis And wait till you discover all the Pantry Pride of economical buying, A new glory day for SANFORD shoppers! Pantry Pride is marching in! PANTRY PRIDE—where you'll discover tender. flavorful U.S.D.A. Choice Beef, all priced lower EVERYDAY tooci shpig when you push your shopping- PANTRy PRIDE—where you'll get to know our cart around our new Panty Pride store. system of Freshness Doting that tells you exacy the shelf life of our meats, bakery arid Pantry Pride brand products. _or WILL BE brand products that can save you up to 15% per purchase! ZAYRE PLAZA You'll love the people who work at Pantry V Pride, too — courteous, happy folks who man 13 modern check-out counters for your Convenience. C'mon everyone—join the big Pantry Pride Parade. You'll bong borne more than quality —you'll bring home savings, 'too, HAPPY MARCHING! • HI-WAY 17-92 & AIRPORT BLVD. .4 , 4- GRAND OPENING HOURS: a -• 'PW. ,'-'.--- . ------- • . •-- -- -'---r - :-, , '• ., . * •.. • •. —- - _--•--._.------*-- ç— - r —. • - ' - -- -"- q - ' .- '—' *- --------, .T - DAILY- 9 TIL 9 SUNDAy.lo TIL I• -- 1 6 �- • • , , ••. -- V . 1 11 11 .• . -. . - a ••••••( - - - - . 1 1 11 1 - - ll out iilJ9 nut clIU,dflTOrU,h. (icc.'t,(y4flj ., - 6'O1SCb(1fl tDepartn-__ I! - • =& PSr - - ::_ - ---- L I . 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DEC 14 SANFORD Highway 17-92 a Airport Blvd. - ••• -- • - __•-.__-____________-______•__-.__--_-i-.___-__.,_-_--_-1._ i_- -_-_-_ t -- -_• '- __ . • S SANFORD Highway 17.92 at Airport Blvd. !I - *:______ T PII;! - - •I$1ItIlI1 �lOB—Evening Herald, Sanford, Monday, Dec 9, 1974 ri _ L I UKt tO ) Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ' M;1dy, Dec. — DAY 0 2:00 (2, ) Days Of Our 7:00 W - To Tell The TONIGHT'S TV Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Truth Or Consequences (13) McKeeverAnd The Colonel (74) (35) Star Trek 7.30 2) Jeopardy What's My Line World 01 Animals (9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Peter Loves Mary 8:00 (2) National Geographi (6) Gunsrnce (8, 13) Born Free (9) Rookies (24) Special Of T he Week (33) (44)The Baron Dinah 8:30 (44) Bold Ones 9:00 (2,8,44) Movie ( 6) Maude (9) NFL Football --s. -- la a a pr_ L 1_ 9 I ANk (35) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 3') (7, 8) lonlght Show (6) MovIe (24) Captioned News () The Fugitive 11:45 (9) News Movie i:c (9) 9) Tomorrow Show TUESDAY - - 3 Mayflower Story 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (9) Dusty's Trail 8:30 (9) Movie ( Tennessee Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue ( ) Mike Douglas (I) Golden Voyage Not or omen Only (44) Leave it To Beaver 9:30 (8) That Girl Florida Lifestyle e CO Junction , hriss mas mas n Central Fla. 11'00 (2 6 I) N (24) Lilias. Yoga And You ,, -. CENTRAL FL%.#IIIUM I lIf A V(' &I&!tAI'W ivvcu . C r t Is Indecision r M (44) Gomer Pyle 5:00 (9) Mission Impossible (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffin (13) Wesleyan Gospel Singers (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 6.00 (2. 6,8, 9) News (13) Cable Journal (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (24) Zoom (33) Mayberry RFD (44)ogaWs Heroes 10:00 (2, 8) Name That Tune (6) Jokers Wild (33) Romper Room (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2,8) Winning Streak (6) Gambit $10,000 Pyramid Movie (44) Green Acres :00 (2. 8) High Rollers (6) How You See It (9) Split Second (41) 1 hII Ociatiu 11:30 (2,8) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life Brady 1155(6) N 11 6:00 () Sunrise Jubilee 6 10 (2) Sun hn& Almanac 6AS (8) Sunshine Almanac 6 , 25 (2) With This Ring 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester () Today In Florida Devotional 8) Today (24) Caughtln The Act 10:00 (6) Medical Center (24) Washington Straight Talk (33) Felony Squad (44) Lady Live-in 10:30 (2 Black Perspective Rat Patrol — (8) Jackpot (9) Password (3$) Big Valley (44) News 12:30 (2, 8) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:33 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6 8) News (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2, 8) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal — (35) My Partner The Ghost (44) Rock Arid Roll 20th Anniversary l JU 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2,8) The Doctors (6) Girl In My Life (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2,8) Another World (6) Price Is Right 9) General Hospital (35) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges 3:30 (2,8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Gmme (9) e Life To Live (35) Uncle Hub' shoví (44) Leave it To Beaver 4:00 (2, 1) Sommerset (6) Me-v Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gilligan's island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (13) Orlando City Council (35) Leave It To AFTERNOON Top Banana Origin BY JAMES BACON The fleraldSeryjces as i burlesque star. rehearsed, offly discussed. All And (ruin that tiriie on, every When the ever-changing the comics know the various star burlesque comic was fates of show business doomed sketches and wing them on known as top banana." 11011Y WOOD NANA This burlesque, both circuits folded stage. Lou Costello once told 'i how much yot, want to bet Is the definitive word on the aridin their wake a sort ofstock that. that some other comic will origin of lop Banana as burlesque surfaced This stock write in with a different 'x delivered by Jack Haley Sr. burlesque consisted of chorus Haley's note continues with a planation. Haley's sounds the ,, ridnur principals who in' anti facsimile conversation , ' l hi' do you I)i in LI apex, there were two circuits danced and two comedians. A star comedian was im. Banana Bit? with threaters in every prin. Ported periodically to join the ... I'm second comic.' Opal city in the United states. stock company. When he met I'm third,' says the other Dropped out to the Win&, Each w traveled with three with the two comics they corrledldn Gallery the other right to cha: comedians. They were discussed the comedy bits that "Through usage, this co with one of my favorite artists, designated first comedian, would be used for the upcoming verst*tion developed into 'i'm Leroy Neiman, whose works second comean and third shows." second banana.' 'I'm third e on exhibit Dare. comean. The first comedian it should be noted here that banana.' And, lie's also quite a salesman. t was the most important. lie burlesque sketches are seldom imported star standing painter of sports figures, touted a seriograph of Jack Nicklaus' Finishing his tee — -V 0 rK - - . T T . I - & .,( •. s . Quality For Stardom AI Brooks Associ ates, Subcontra ctors f r Palmer Electric Winter Park, Florida I . .. Sanford Florida West Florida Piping Co,, Inc. (Sprinkler) Jacksonville, Florida a , - - .-: -- - CINTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE •;. FREVVIAES - - . . -. - .., - \ Jt'(ifl Stapleton lcenter, as I-Auth Bunker, serves up a traditional holiday dinner for Rob Heiner and Sally Struthers, as Mike and StivIc. The feasting trio stars "All in the Family," seen Saturdays (8:00-8:30 PM, ESl on the CBS Television Network. Y Wednesday, December .. 11 41 UNWO 'r tal bttom.d boit A S i1xc1'rIi.' I , . M=-dMã1 L. ' f' i w.os. t.ssv.s* yS44f fj In ',lN ¶, s 4c1ä'ci'i r 51 swns PiKe 1 0makes sarews rftjl,1401 I I Delly (Ft 1 33 Berx)j ~Lv ~4 * a $ ob set 0 v) 36 A tat*ant tw' DOWN I7I*Odto 47PSIICI IAcip.hit zc.'o U t,, ' 190.d(So ) 20 Encopv • nd 59 F orr4w* nw"o 29 C to 35 Scutt*- C 'IV GA~ 38 ('"In 8 Kat on tab I 48B.cas'iw 50 flaw S2G'r, 73DiwalcW .16 Meadows seamn 55 N**1000" I I?vr* 3 4 SINGING 31 C 10019 110 11 1 OTW tab I 6 7 8 14 15 18 Fri. & Sat. - 33 341 $2°° — — - — [ ' I (V(RYTUESTHURS.FRi.SAT 'COUNTnY-WESTERN MUSIC' OpnIOAM.3AM. Pkoni$3l.37i H*y.;7fl. iM4 South Big Tr. Longwood --- -- . - ' • +t •-e-t . - — - — — ———- - - 59 .- NEW YORK (AP) — Two Bill - Sheehan,. ABC News press "appear to constitute network news presidents say president, was in Hawa more than adequate they're delighted by a Federal business and couldn't be disclosure" to the public of the High..y 17-92 udge's memorandum that may reached for comment tapes contents North in pave the way for broadcast of His network. NBC, CBS, the As far as broadcast mverage Fern Park White House tapes played dur- Nblic Broadcasting Service, of federal trials, both he an(I in the Watergate cover-up the Radio and Television News Salant say that still Is smne trial Directors Association and thing their networks would like N But Richard S. Salant of CBS record firms had asked the U.S. to do. and Richard Wald of NBC agree District Court in Washington if "We think we can do it It sets no egat precedent for they could copy the tapes unobtrusively and we think that eventually permitting live or 83 8.3 Prior to that request, filed as the courts viul agree with us in delayed broadcast coverage of a legal motion, CBS newsman the future," Wald said. "But federal court cases they'd like Fred Graham and his NBC and this case has nothing to do with to cover electronically. CBS colleagues informally had that." 1 don't think it goes that asked the trial's presiding far," Salant said of U.S. Dis- judge, John J. Strica, for per. 16c ~ Op*ft trict Judge Gerhard A. Gesell's mLssion to air tapes played at SEAFOOD FRIED memo, which last week in- the trial. FEAST OYSTERS dicated N, tapes probably will Sirica informally denied PerServed Every kffl for nft mnIonafter snggUulfl r --. $325 F the cover-up trial ends. from Judge George 11. Hart Jr., "lie exceedingly clear head of the federal district tliat it doesn't set that kind of court in Washington, who gave precedent," said Wald. emphal, Sirca consensus of opinion by 011her Selections sizing that this wasn't the rntent the court's judges. To Choose From uP of the broadcasters who sought hart, in a memo to Sirica, HOLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX cour t permission to air the said the judges felt verbatim PH. 323-1910 SANFORD tapes. tape tramscripts provided the INN .• '.' 60 J,__ .......... . ii tell - __ . r - '. I ..... HOUSE OF ((JAi ITY FOODS.' MON. THRU RI. WEDNESDAY NIGHT DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS FEATURE MON. Baby Beef Liver — . . ° — — — 44 41"• 42•. j I,46 Cackiasl ' L — p 1p.m. -Spm -,... . ) Ic wI Dvi*s\1 I I 52 ( Lamage i — - 29 . ENTE RTASP4WNT P4IGHTLY rho 19 20 21 21 a "non HSV1 w.st.sn 8..I ChIO.I.d to Perfocikon GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WINNER L 12 13 Ribbon" Ph* 305 834-5910 r [Lst*V 19 Tall ' 1121 1 114)1 l\1' j lacomo-orq 27Utg.uon Johnny Carver ) I L E Jili' 'sJ' " THE FIESTA LOUNGE IN LONGWGOD PRESENTS NASHVILLE RECORDING STAR CONSTRUCTION Maitland, Florida VI wag te a _a T N I o "bcy *As 1yiTg4I1U SS ' 49 Re V098 2SCsom sbiotIssc uil4tif t141U1! rvif',., Slul "; --.•. .t,] 46 Males 14 M4" tO Sc' S 'I°" ,N £CCS. •*N IN• IUIT '1. L 0 A Futto 12 Ri",an slotshovile MID NIGHT SHOW Thurs.. Fri St Sun 11 'O ______.' " 312 4 Hwy 17.fl . A RO fI"' Opening for Business 1800 N. Orlando Avenue " A ring Del ghts ,' PAIrd DEANS CAREER - HAPPY . NOW SHOWING S DORIS • - __________________ roo — — . . n try —. anDavis is such a practical stole t Off Mi1ckey e Rooney's tricycle. f*u. . ': -. -. - rn— Wall Plumbing & Heating, Inc. - - - V V.I %# # I -. take 10 strokes off your game, Said tRoy. Told him that Jack Nicklaus in person couldn't take 10 strokes off my game. Once down at the Bob Hope Desert I." '.3aUIC, £ was hitting iu ba l s to Jack on the driving range. He looked at my swing and gave me a private lesson for free. Went outon the 1jdjan Wefls course and promptly shot one of the worst rounds of golf in my l By JAM BAN LOCATED 'N ZAYRE PLAZA, SANFORD, FLOR - . - - --flang that in your - I Oklahoma back who was hit so movies now are heavyaper "How to Survive a hard by Shannon that It rocked Into the Robert Redford look In Marriage." Out of Chicago comes one of TV tubes In every set tuned In. leading men Instead of the No, George was not a football . those darkly handsome Irsh. George has come to rugged heroea of a decade ago. player like his cousin. . men with the Tyrone Power Hollywood via New York. It will be interesting to follow But he once was named good looks. "After seven years In New George's career. His actLg national all-star centerfielder George Shannon, just 30, Is York, working ln3s plays. three credentials are impressive. In the American Legion poll. ;. the son of a one-time Chicago feature films, 100 commercIals, He first studied drama at the Major league clubs offered IDA police captain, head of that 20 industrial films and a soap University of Chicago and then him bonus contracts but, in c ' • city's vice squad. opera, I felt the time was right went into the famed Second City those days, he wanted to be a lie's also a first cousin of Dan to make It to Hollywood. Improvisational theater for doctor and entered pre-med at Shannon, Noire Dame's all"Inthefcwmonth,I'vebeen three years. This Is the group the University of Chicago. IInc I I '... American end of some years her, I've acquired a great agent that produced such IumlnElres After two years, he switched back who made television's — Meyer Mishkin, have done a as Mike Nickols, Elaine May, to electrical engineering and Prrl most famous bone-crushing few commercials for Chevrolet Valerie Harper and a few then he switched to law. Pa I I tackle, and a 'Kojak.' others making it big out here. Just as it looked as If he would If you don't remember It, ask "Next I go to the Canary From there he went to New become a lawyer, he wrote a actor Jack Glng. Jack was the Islands to coetar with Jean York and spentfouryearsat play. From playwrlghttoactor Brant Brothers Co., Inc. Seberg In 'Frontier Palacethe Actors Studio with Lee was not such a big step. Orlando Florida Strasberg. He also did a half 1. "My first part at the 1 1,0011111111111 CM* Hotel.' "Believe me, after all the dozen off-Broadway plays In University of Chicago Summer j' gloom stories 1 ' 7:30 ' I heard about that period. & 111:30 Theater was the part of 'Valare' Hollywood In New York, that's Last year he topped it all off in 'The Miser' by Moliere. I was B& D Roofing Company, Inc. hell of a lot better than I with the lead In Fernando hooked." .1 HOL IDA Orlando, 'Flor O(igiit £ uuiuI i uOflg. " ida "a new f ilm, IraI ce.iuy IMIS Ofl Oi, •,,, George's timing Is good. That Comme tin Cheval Fou" and six basic qualities for stardom iIAII!!fl — may be why Mishkin took him months in the NBC.'rsT daytime Indecision. A' on as a client. CHALLENGE I: Nicarry Tile s, Marble Company Meyer Is the agent who ill CAPTAIN velo* Lee Marvin from a Altamonte Springs, Florida P i bit .P APACHE Place to Place star. 5 I K I - - - — TUES. Veal Parmesan WED. Chic a Dumplings 1HURS. Beef Stew FRI. Broiled Mackerel 69; HWY. 17 91 0 IDeIicisus Smo!here Chicken. Any Two Hot Vegetables, Fresh Hot Roll and Butter FRIDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY NIGHT I i lb. Chopped Sirloin Steak or Baby Beef Liver. Any Two Hot Fresh Vegetables, Hot Roll and Butter FEATUR IING LUNCH AND DINNER DAILY I S 1 49 rAInnAk, J - WINTER PARK , FLA. . - . .• Large Filet Mignon 2 lb. Baked Potato and Butter, Tossed Green Salad With Dressing 'V • �=.=-==-?:- . ' - -__.- kIItAD ('Al L. E. LAMB - .11 •' ______________ I - About Vitamins __________ _____ ':v:: TALENT FACED WITH A DRINKING salary plus commiision. Call alterations, zipper etc.;and steam t'a' Christmas meeting and party, think is best, the "synthetic" or final amount of the vitamins flellnna Slng-A-I.ongs will 10 a nj.. Peflary Fire h1u11. "n.itural" vIla1lun" Prcnt rek:irdks tif ti' thin' -. - - - 1ji -------- more 919 Tactical Airlift Group _____________________________ 9Q4•53 1315 acid (folacin), In the leafy ',A/ives Fight Fire (heesecake 74 ,, M.D. GOOd ThingS to Eat Executive ConiUee election Olmdo, meeting, 8 p.m., Courtroom B, second floor Courthouse, DEC. Sanford. as a common sex worry. Although that promise "to "Dr. Crane," she began, love, honor and cherish till "after 15 or ) years of ap- death do us part" is a beautiful Wjim,,,'. L'lIv La..li,1 WWI V.t. p..,,,L_ ii '.....a ,, •-•--as au xireny nappy Damage, why incluslcm1nthemarijagerjtol, Seminole Junior College, Room AxflIary, Onistxn,u luncheon, do husbands seek a paramour? it Is a psychological fallacy! A-13, administration building, 12:30p.m., CeBaty Community "For what seductive charms For love is an emotion, much 7:30p.m. Film cm mental illness Center. Meetings to foUow at can an outsidesiren offer a man like grief or fear and rage. - "Only Human." For In- 1:30 p.m. that his wife can't duplicate? AU such emotions must formation contact June Gordon. "I am afraid my husband is evoked afresh at any future ftfJ) Methodist Clnwth fellowsl'Jp eye, but I don't think he has develops at that time! (f bail, 7 p.m. Prospective strayed thus far. 7:30p.m., Cavalier mus, we cannot romise to "However, I'd like to make shed tears tomorrow or t 172. su he doesn't sth chasing fruthing at the mouth in rage, around, as many other and actually HOROSCOPE For Tuesday, December 10, 1974 husbands 1o. "So how can I be sure of his Paramoursoperate under the "Free Enterprise" system of active competition, Alas, many wives become , Furnis or gifurnls,h. iIpooI 4720 S. Orlando experience those emotions unless tomorrow's , environment arouses such feelings! - . _,, SEEK & _, , , Are you one ot those people who knows Fed Beef. Dress Weight Average250perHalf required, 1190 _____ DEE LICIOUS Navels. 5250; pineapple oranges, _____________________________ $7.00. grapefruit, 11.50; mix. Free delivery Resietl Crumtey. answer .220VS. in town. 1st & last, $100 .7 NEW CAR FOR (The Maste . Classified Ads * Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage $ Free home c,elivecy SaveS PIMSC cpll (305) 5)0 4465 * able Apply in per$ __________________________ at The Herald offices. 300 North French Ave. Sanford Please do not _________________________________ Cras'.;s. gr;efr.i?, ?ancz lemons Will s!sip P. U. Hutchin 377 1051 Avt. I , IFishing & Bting I Disposals NORTH REALTOR clean 3 Bd. hones Some with air A family rooms $125 to $250 "0 CLIFF JOR DON REALTOR, 131 5277 For rent with oplion to buy, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, central heat A air Call after 5. 323 1795 Alter Hours! thrift - ' - - ' _ _•- - ' Business Opportunities __________________________ YOUR OWN BUSINESS 24 Booth, Farmers Retail Market, 1)00 French At':, 371 0429 for information. ______________________________ * or ______________ ___________________ __________________________ ORLANDOSANFORDAPOPKA * 1-2 Bedroom 3727111 They're Hot Service and supply dealers with Pur3lator, Wells, Uniroyal, Tangerines and Tingelot PcktP,emfreth,1250busheI. Dealers are established 373.161) 11 by the company, LARRY c.sse ;pproved dealer. 710 E. ISV Sf 37.) U61. ''."------ ____________ Tre comapny offers a complete buy taci o alt Inventories, Write today I or a poSsible at. 18 Help Wanted -flilation and no,, written Put a BIG gift under the family tree formation. Include phone, AF 1650 S. Redwood AVON 641)079. , ______ _____________________ . -- F'ASCKLMS. VALET, Noexperience. Part time. SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB. FRAPIKLIN'ARMS APTS woFioridaAye 373 6450 ______________________ Open BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN FOR If you are ambitious. SeU motivated, looking for that one cPpOunhty to get you off and running, in. vestigate this unusjal business A emaIl investmeni an a rillingness to work can frovade you with unlImIted earnings. Perfect business for men or women, whatever your background. Call 404 a?? 5555 collect or write HOME a Dsfa.a baa iwvev been tbIs •asvl Wsr*aau as *fll as r9t'vP.a sn ' ax annual adlylfed 3 . -. . arge 7 D.aroom Pome in e-cellent 1? neighborhood. Carpet, electric k.tchen 5150 month 373 77 ___________________________ WELAKA APAR IMENTS 111W. Itt St HANDY '- / , \ -'- "SANFORD'S SALES 1\ - ' ' - ...-._ ---------.-. - - -' Pin'h,r. black, rust. Female S months. AKC reg. Must sell make offer. 373 3967 I I I I I , I r RD . '" ______ lamily room * (tnm .•trI'l.IVJ n vd It),' Central Florida's MULTIPLE 1151 IPf REALTOR '771991 * Singer * A * A45111e.,. WllliamsAccounting, 3227513. ______________ _____________ _______ ______ __________________- 46 S Hwy I? S12 REALTOR 53 A es?lttUI1ea 5, 10 or 20 .scrcs. desirable location, paved road, trees Terry Realt,, REALTOR, 4310711. Wehase building sites from I1.O'a Buy now at a go price and build _-.-------.--._---_._-.__ p later, FORREST GREENE REALTOR INC., 373 or 415 7333 . ______ 1 'tl t "t 5.1010(111 irrtric (c."v 7577 i',f i Dro 31? l't? ________________________ __________________ M,sceIl.l000us For Sale - BOX CAR PRICES JIM DANDY FFO i'Is Fruit J,irt Qs Raheri Wre _________________ ___________________ - - -__=T: ,, Boats & Marine Equipment 55 ________________________________ Stnsational prices lake 1)095 Bass float. 34,5. Galvanizea $71 lra'l,r, 5195 Dependable motors, 7S tIP, 1595 Visit OUr large boat lot Terms R0n50p4 i.'lVt! it MARIPIL 2l7I1,a, Chicken Wire-Fence Pott*. BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Aba? do you want for Christmas? Today's Classlfled Ads probably PIANO SERVICES All 'i',IhtS, rid Pt, 1i r T.r r U' : . 5t7 - 11''7 172 5961 -- _____ Ier'tr,rglats Bets aoat $. Trailer 5150 1.7' 'flCPir'sler Boat, with 75 HP Jr1rntn motor & lilt trailer 5') 1 57Ø) -. 'a,t'r 5, 173 0)9) mud dobbers. 3720397 ewlng _____________________________ Heater Cleaning ________________________________ Carpentry _______________________________ enaton, Dt5agri Dressmas,ng by xperlj 5nger Opprc'yed dealer 710 F Itt s S'(aI,st$, OIL H1.A1i 11 CLIANIPIC, lOnOeU, lnsureo 10 3735954 ____________________________ -. Clean and service Duotherm. Quaker. Pertection. and Sl.gI,r s heaters IS years eXPerit'nCe 372 WHA,' DO YOU WANT FOR (PIRISTMAS' TOdAy's YuleTide Gff GUl3e prot.,stjI' h,is v,nafevrr ______________________________ Wall Papering . a__J l_. _________________________ uearin LQfl rAil ',.ATL f'rf ssuii iS allpap,'r H,iner C&A BACKHOE SERVICE1 Licensed Residential, Cemme,ciai FreeEstimates,Ph 3776173 Landcta',,r.nj ¶t'L !,5riP.5 III i,. ,',Ii I 1Le 's.Sy,('fQ f . M'efl you Sell your "Don't Nettis ;;;, I r ________________________________ _____________________________ _______________________________ - Concrete i ,'. Wall do patios. siclew&kt and other Concrete work 323 1S3 after 1 '' '' - Pest Control pm FILL SANTA'$ BAG WITH A GIFT FROM OUR YULETIDE GIFT GUIDE in the Ctasslfiedset,oq, Of - 3234661. ________________________________ CALL &ALPH DUP.1S Remodel. Repa.r. Add,tin Lt(I'fl'sI'U, spidtr - ________________________ TOV.F 1.5 III .t.UT't' SALON (l,rr,a,'rl l4.,'r rlt'S Beauty PlQab,) 519 I Pm' 37! s'i? 'us IT 'p 323 III) & - - ifl.iI Rt wasps I weos i _______________________________ 125 *31 $660. Vo',, can get a lilt pric, when you advertise your "don't fleer's" fl tht Want Ads Ping W're C.OifMi,. ?'S, Eotlsô, )"li, ii 373 173.3 Piano Services ____________________ FALL CLCAPIING "lrnPoc'wash&Spqa Kleen Exterior walls. edves. oatin. ..iIJ,e I ' roots Removes ri. maybea pretty Kitchen Balhroom Cabinets Counter tops. tankS lnstailalion aailable Bd Cabell 3721037 anytirnr Beauty Care - Take a look 75 Garage Sales in cot' Clothing, Furniture & Hotjsefgi BARGAIN GARAGE, 400 North 1197, (behind Sobili's, Longwoodt Wednesday through Saturday 10 5, Horns,o, ''" ' Sales Year End Clearance 50 ________________________ j -- little Drummer Boys 7..- - - for Paricige for your potted Pear _____________________________ Garage Rummage Stan French __________________ parts, Rep'ssedster,c,,Sole $ track "PVVF M' P-M phono. psychedelic light, red velvet front, bvill in bar $11995 Hallmark, IllS W rairuanks, W'tite, PCrK, & Drums ___________________ - TV'Radio. Stereo iORY MOBILE HOMES Lots and Acreage PET REST in the Want Ads, supple's 1711 - 43 YOtj'Iifi Harris. at SEARS in Sanford -__________________________ 54 350) Orlando Or,vc t Sanford 32152)3 .,are BOarding Ph 172 LS addtions Fully insured. Good referroct's Jim Trege, 3210709 Conditioning Air ______________ ______________ park _ ___________________________ _________________________ - APPLIANCES 3730617 .- We now have models ready for I immediate occupancy lnCarr;ao--I Cove. Sanford's newest mot,j,.r tone reT Having trouble Storing summer InteriOr.Eitterlor Plastering. Plaster patching and simulated items'? Sell them fast and easy briCk speciatty. 322 7710 eith a Classified Ad Call 377 7611 ____________________ or$31 9993 Remodeling and Repairs Room reasonable 377 7i. Harold Hall Realty I - -. - Odd jobs of all types. Carpir, Painting. Cement Work. L.oh? Hauling 3222615 I or Small businesses vice It" (olor TV, e'cvllent Condrion, , 1-..---- improvements _________________________ Complete accounting oral tax sir' Dut)iewile Refrigerator Freezers Guaranteed, SanfordAuclion ________________ _________ name - ___________________ - Ll....._ "wviui,ii (i"n!r' Ht'at & Ar Condtionrg nv 1975 SkylIne. 3 bdrm __________________________ _____ MOOP4E -- Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! I 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 377 91I EP4MORE WASHER, service, used machines MobIle Hcmes _________________________ 322 1194. 317 7515 Call Howle Kirby. 327 16.51 Dealer _______________________________ 1 _____________ _____________ ____________- 42 1919 S French ____________________________ - Call Credit SANFORD SEWING CENTER D,a,. 371 617 Nights 372 Sl2Ior 377 Bolster your Christmas budget. Sell no lonoer nd irne - PWant Ad Call 3?? ?6IIor 431 9991 ia.. ____________ 1961 VW, Lookt Bad, Runs Good. 1350 7311 W Itt St 32) 411% atthma, 150 5. up. 365 5057. Oroolnbobbin,xigzag.and3oeedle position. Like new condition, Sold rwwfor UI. balanceof 54$ cash or S payments of $10. New BROKERS Make Offer. 4pm, 373. 1624 _______________ _______________________ -________________________ in Sewing cabInet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin 1 n machine. Full automatic Pay balance of 57$ or 10 pay mints of U. si JOHNS REALTY co. -"- Move your old abandoned car FREE It you will call me atter Camper-Travel Trailers ppers GOLDEN TOt.JCH'N SEW MUST SELL NEW] no BATII HOME, all extras, good lOCation, I BEDROOM 2 bath horn, Only 3 bears old Only 176.500 j State Rd. 427, miles east of I Ph. (305) 3230r lando 831-2 ______ Only ___________________________ _________________________ __________________ '- I I PIicp trees 1959 CadIllac RunsRealGood.$1 273 129$ after S. EAOER" _________________________________ 7 BEDROOM 1 bath home with ' _______________________________ - ' Yoi'r MLS Agency ___ Works excellent. $253 or trade Icr appliances or whatever, Wall acct payment on case prIce 1 295 4315 l973VWSquareb.ck 409W Itt St. 322 7315. Eves tÔI 1156 Paneledroomsandc,arpe,pd Only Sl,I.Y% F I 1970 Simca, real economy. $395, 377 7191 Sofa & Chair, lend tables A cot' Mail table, dinette set, I chair's, chest, 322-2420 Anytime 7 BEDROOM I bath home in city. . - -- 7 6wettold. ____________________ Rentals from only liest lot selection floW available iii Sanford's finest family park. Conic out today aiul reserve your ciioice lot. __________________________ S Piece Wood Dinette Set, table 6.1 chairs As low as $6995. ALL PIOLL'S STORES Tt'ere's On. Near You 327 1301 6lOHiaeatp,aAvcat 1792 Christmas Specials _____________________ --.--- For Complete Details Call oftoil." DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 46 West, 373 St." ___________________ - Doberman Freet0000dhome $311650 _____________________________ REALTOR AStc.itc John Mea'o Stemper Sez! Petsand Supplies ______________________ warraj'ity. Peg Real Estate Broker 155 _____________________________ Open daily 10 S (or consi5 sales off the floor. We also buy ______________________________ Complete, 510, s'rwjle bed corn plete. $7$ bed, dresser, Chif I for, 575, Mahogany drum PAOLA AREA- BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom, 2 bath on 6 acres 159.000. FIve acres in grove. ACREAGE Goodsmatlacrea9,fh MOBILE HOME PARK COVPe, 100 i overdrive, 11595 665 6373 '71 Toyota Mark II. 5100 down. assume belanceof 11500 at $67 per mo. 322 5347 after 6 p.m. estates, etC. Good home wanted for young spayed female medium size m,xbr,ed. Very sweet disposition. 322 6143. " COUPITY- WANT COUNTRY LIVING? S thit new 7 bedroom on 4'. acres. On paved road, t Great buy! , -. speed, ocwoorn ulTe, S with Or. PC thoptd mattress. $315. United Beciting it P4 Hwy. 17 92 Casseiuerry. 531 7050. CITY- PARTIALLY FURNISHED 2 bedroom, could be yours for on, 512.650 SHOPPINt.- "%' ' " 65 Have and ad-Venture, browse through the Want Ad columns • Realty PAYTON REALTY . power 1969, Volvo Sport - ________ 6 Drawer rf'est, 520, pnc' night stand, $17 50. walnut chest of ?LA'I and without homes. __________________________ 'itI';lTIu Al FHA terms, Low down CLIFF 3277471 home Terms $74900 .,•• 9 7P.M. . Equipment for Rent ______________________________ ________________ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN bedroom, l'i bath, with central heat and air, wall to wall carpet. garage & chain link fence ._ Dec. brac. a little bit of everything at Sanford Auction, Even If it 5 cold we'll hai.e a Sell 791 _________________________ Household Goods 51 Decoratovi, - ______ - SECLtJDEDandconvenent. s acres with 3 bedrooms, 7 bath mobile 77 Excellent air condition, steering 37) 0154; 373 6437 per ______________________________ 11001 25th 51 3fl 6655 831.4039 628.2162 - Mon., Rent Blue Lustre Eldric Carp't Shampooer for only $1 day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE ________________________________ Zenith color console, perfect condition, $205 1.295 4)15. TAFFER REALTY I ____________________________ !... ' ' U&ca . 64 Bed, king size compIe, 1170; desk, $35; double bed. 175. dresser and mirror, $45; large Early Am. coffee table nevtr useo, 535; _______________________________ 1' . ' 327 7111 Condition, _____________________ - 9144, new custom interior, central air, large lof A real bargain., J monthly --_____________________________ 3 bedroom house. central teat, good 'UW O 5Crl$. " 372 7412 ______________________ full amount or will rent l5. Lincoln with 420 engine, just 1964 Chevelie Malibu. 3M Coper model 191 Only 4 months Furnish your home for the least with the best Homefurnishings, bric.a. old. $350 cash, will take payments 6164. IflC. ___________________________ ______________________ . 3776157 ¶ 959 ______ offer' 221 r571 Office Equipment And Supplies - ______________________ ___________________ CHARMING COLONIAL Living room with fireolace, for - 645.141S - ____________________________ _____ ________ _________ 131 Wi Afttr 6:30 pm. _______ SAXON, R'oer. lOT W Como,.rciAl Sontord 327 7151 mal dlnng room, I bedrooms and nursery, New kitchen, .sr.d family room. All wIth wall.wall carpet, heat and aIr, garage In rear. . Any Car - l797Ma,tlar,d Public Auction 60 _________ JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTJACTOR ' ) IØI PAYM' N'T AWO ØCOUC(D MONTHLY PAYU(PIT% Farn.t Hsn Ad Buys Swap and Trade . speeds, s,r( boards, camper ke. box. 373 6077 after 6 pm ELEGANT Spanish Home on 3 lots Apartments Rcnt Furnished ,,,* (WITH GOOD CREDIT) ------ Lowery Organ, S mos. old • Model TLOR, new 11295 Will accept reasonable of fer 131 1512. Pool Table, ping pong table, 10 Stenstroni , _______ ) • W S9F1 table, $120. 5 Contact us. you nay qualify, At,%Iafic Plan FIND RODSON MARINE "" ' 1U'''(f 4215 family, and every size budget. ____________________________ ________________ redt.aa.u1,ar.ii,y..q, 4.C.b.II1V I. pu'cnas. _____________________ , Liatsif led Ads are nere to help you buy. tell, rent or swap at a low __________________________ COSI let us help ou place yours- Neat, 3 bedroom home, well located. Call 322 2611 or 53% 1175, pIus security, Ball Realty, II? W 1st St., 737 5611 31 REALTOR 7IHC,jr5e,vicp 377 719$ hornet, Christmas Our want ads Sears best 7"' Christmas tree, $10. EtPian Allen cherry titttop tea W. Garneff White Adults II through retirement I Possible subsiduled paymentt Ca m C p m. 70 * Electric guitar, never used. Perfect Minor repairs carpentry or panting 1971 Mustang convertible, beautiful baby blue for beginner. 150. 373 4751 After • interior or exterior in yOur home pm (CC cash or trade labor for ap lS69Mustang I owner', low mileage, pliance, working Outo or what loaded cha;nl;nkfencewanted S0'or more Wilt 37) 3S 3 'oiu A.oC Low down payment. 3271195 * * GENEVA GARDENS * * Single slory %f.)dio, 1. 3. and 3 DUPleX 3bedtoorn Ada,jItsgweIerr, 530 *te&. 535 furnished. Free bedroom. apirtments. Pool, tiubhouse, carpeting, drapes, water. 2776470 or 323 51.51 kItChfl equip,ed. central heat and _______________________ air. Mthly rentals from $142.50. 3 Bedroom kitchen equipped In ____________________ Needed. S la:y people who want to earn $9 an hr. a. p. 57n641. RN. director of Nursiflg. interested In Geriatrics Apply in person to Sanford P4ursin and Convalescent (enter. ,O Meilonvillt Ave ____________________________ 1 or 2 bdrm. townhouse apt, Central Toll Free67I 5090 tw1t&air.encis.dpatio,ci, 'l convenient to everything. From For . LikeNew.S7S 3227145 after I minus roof with 2 doors. 57)3 33 Acreage Associate side and Out Fla. room, carport. rent lth option to buy. Requires a minimum of $2,611.71 ivi I niury • purchased. •.W)fl 373 1570 Mustang City HP,andstand Firsl1 7 takes, 373 your choIce 2 $150 Mo.•3 BR-Lake Front STATION WAGON 37) 1)7) C FRIEND' YULETIDE GIFT I.Iir')r I4AS IT r".r,,' I - - _______________________ Commerciat Properties Homes, Lots And NO DOWN PAYMENT 1. Your new custom home on a lotf 3 bdrms. Sanford's bst section, basis, on a part or futl time Instructions Fn,'nll .-- FROM $163 ________________________ Coins Hand Brakes Never Ri1en AItOMitt Items 1730701 Vancant, I bedroom, 2 bath, corn munity pool, tennis. rec. facilities, Assume low 7 pci. interest loan, ___________________________ NAVEL ORANGES,$2.S0 LW Autos for Sale __________________________ LAKE MARY ?.'Ov E IN FOR HOLI DAYS an a ruril area. payment, monthly houses Q'JClify" Eves. 323 OIlS Broker (') ________________ _______________________ * * * * bdrm . bath borne on tarUe fenced cornrr lot 521.300 OAner wil hold mortgage 322 3791. ______________________ ________________________ M. UNSWORTH REALTY 103w Itt st, 323 6041, 373 0517 JOHN SAULS AGENCY DaIs 80 SEMINOLE COIN CEHTEO _________________________ __________________________ ItS43S4a. - __________________________ WE BUY AND SELL PcI. Interest Rate sell your no longer needed pool tablet Phone 373761% or 53) m. 1 Year old 3 bodroomt, 1' baths paved road Payment $16.? 1$ first Want Ads ring, are you listing? A n.ortgageatlpercent.willcarry wintermoneylar,dt YOU'LL FIND second mortgage at 7' pen cent. IT IN THE CLASSIFIED pages Ot E'cellent buy $21.7C'O The Herald 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 7 car garage, air, shag carpet, self. cleanoven. Atmost new. 3fl1721 StampsCoins * Deltona * * EXCELLEtIT COP4Dl1lo )fl CBS? __________________ Motorcycle Insurance - -------------- - BUY-- SELL 'TRADE _______________________ down payments lt't than rent Government SUbSidilt'd to qualified buyers, Call to see if you LOW DOWN _______________________ Heated Pool Relax - Shop the easy way - Shop 69 today's ClCISified Ads from your easy chair -.- 305123.1336 Sanora cost thru duty, made by American Athletic ed Buy I or 1)31 items Larrs Equipment Co. nylOn canvat, Marf. 215 Sanford, Ave 6'x17', new price at? year, UGi Will sell for 5450 322 1165. . _________________________ baths priced from tfl.I tO BeI,v Wholesale, while they last: $75,100 on large wouded lot Seller American of Marlinsv,ige, Solid pays all cicsing cost. VA, oak bunk heos, $100 set; with Conventional loans Builder, matching desk, chair, flight stand, "Get 'Em While -. _______________________________ Motorcycles GOLD SANFORD- Lovely modern delay! Just dial 3777611 or $31 9993 To place your low cost want OFF AIRPORT BLVD 78 ____________________________ 'formatIon call 3779719 NEED. NOMONE' DOWfI. New 3 and I bedroom homes. I', to 2 central heat air, low down, $37,900 Acre Realty, REALTORS, 3?371S0 needs!" Serve a useful New ORLANDO 35•5555 .- - - this rpose again en you sell lhem with a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us todayt Don't . - -- Wanted to Cuy 68 ________ ___________ ______________- _______________________ I Drapes _____________________________ Recreational Building * 1 HROKER]fl 5992 SANFORD- 3 Bedrooms, 2 story, central heat and air, kitchen equipped, fenced yard. 515.501 WE TAKE TRADES FORREST GREENE tiC . )73ô)S) or 61', •Tennls Courts You are ilways ahead when you buy, sell or rent with a Want Ad ________________________ . -- Sports Equipment MAITLAND FLEA MART - 11.2.3 Bedroom Apti. •Swimmlng Pool j ' * Clothes Washer-Dryer * St.. Sanford now open daily for retail sales. Always a born full of good clean useI furniture, an tiques., TVs. and appliances. Aucticinevery Saturday night 730 A. A. McClanahan ui,soo in Parts Arr!!r flif Santord Ave. _______ ____________ . - Gift Guide every day. * REALTOR, 373 9110. -' Alter 5.3227529 Dishwasher-Disposal refrIgerator. Extremely neat and clean. $19,900 you. You'ilfnd gift cleat for every ______________________ _____________________________ RangeRefrigerator 3 BR,. 1 BATH Jim Hunt Realty LAKE Furnished or unfurnished nIce 3 bedriom home for rent 3732920. Open 99, Thanksgiving f Xmas. Dave's Furniture. 300 Sanford Ave. 7339370 ___________________________ -THE HERALD wants to help make SI4EOAH Golf course Condominium, Choice, 7 Bedrooms, 2 baths, pool, teNlis. $79900 price Move I Chihuahuas. For sate fronen beef. Animal Haven Groming 6. Boarding kennels. 32r 5152 Canoe $100 37] 41S3ater1wees is - AT P4OLL'S STORES ' inside arid out. Adults only 1st and last. $150 MOnth. 373 1356. is helpful but not essential. The ability lo operate a camera makes the job more interesting anti Profit. - OCEAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER hOuSt,n Orated inside and out. 1st and last, $150 month, 377 tinfurnished 3239141 ____________________________ ____________________ 2ACRES,CLOSE washer, dryer. Assume home. Central heat and air, kit. then equipped, fenced yard, *15.5)3 WE TAKE TRADES REALTORS corner lOt, 514.500 Nightt 323 1161 or 32) 9007 p ' 7517 Palmetto Ave. I Bedroom Villas ChristmAs t'et and other ceramic items 322 7UI after 4. Petsand Supplies Free togood me3 black kittens, 7 _______________________ 2!') FaIr 732 721" econdit',,d iiiIirvirs, $12 22' Cabin Cruiser, all aluminum FORREST GREENE INC SEMI FURNISHED 1', pcI. mortgage. 577.000 Huff. man Reatty, 322 1591 or 377 US] / 7399. OvIedo, 471 N. Central COrrespondents for all areas of Svminote a Southwest Volusla 322 0757. if no up. Horse and RIder Store. 7$S$S. Sanford Ave.. 373 7990. Save up to ", on food * FRESH & COZY- Housesfor Sale FOR THE GRO'iiNG FM.It'( fiCdrør, with r,cw 14' p.lnel..'cj addition and new paneled family ' RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES fl P'C'ng up some 'extra money', the Evening and Sunday At PrII, JCnnyCl.ik,Aç 372 1591, 377 5553 Day. Eve .. .. screened porch, 100' on rivur. Tr,irr fr , tO P0k bI r ' C.Ill Jl 9117 -.--------.----_ . 1334 'everyone In town'? If , are, can type And art' interested LimitedAmount 322076.4 517W itt St ' FOR THE F ISIIERMAP4 on the St hnt RIver. Rent with Option to - I equIpped, air & heat. IllS mo. Call owner. Dettona, 1)05) 311 1062 Sandlewood 372 5611 MERRY CHRISTMAS wimr 41 65 _______ CASH 322.4132 SEMINOLE. 322 4470 2 car garage, references security 372 frost tree 7' Hearl Cypress fence SANFORD- 3 Bedrooms, central Po%t.1I,2Seathat heat and air, draperies, range, Osleen 377 1561 refr!g,ratcr near shopping, _____________________________ cturches, hospital. $25,000. Vacuum Cleaners, ItS 30; flew WE TAKE TRADES Xmas jewelry, Xmas lights; Bunk LOVELY twO story HOME with I bedrooms, Iwo baths, and Florida room, two car garage. Corner lot. close in. Price $20,500. Iermt TODAY'S CLASSIFIED ADS! __________________________ _________________________ ____ inflation with low rent one? . . - SAY 2 Bedroorn onlacre river lot Carpet and air COnditioning - SI50month 3730171 _______________________ January '73, house for rent with Lovelikewise must be evoked option to buy. Unfumished, 7 afresh with every new sunrise! Maturewornantoliveinwitp,elly GENERAL PERSONAL SEP. AVALON APARTMENTS bdrms.centralalr. heat,walt wall Ily CARROLl. RIGHTER VICES, 710 St., Cherokee ADULTS, NO PETS lady. Preferably with car. 377 And you wives must realise carpet, (ireplac,. $31S. $34 _____________________________ MarIetta, Ga., 20060. 3075. 116W. 2nd St. complacent monopolists, so that you are in a perpetual Valencla St, Sanford. 3736070 GENERALTENDENCIES: You are able to make long-range they begin to forget the wishes contest with over 5 mIllion plans now that will assure success In the future. Loyal frienis can of their "ctosnec," namely, single or divorced females who assist you to make this a fine day for organizing your efforts their husband, are eager to wL'I your mate towards a more solid and secure structure than In the recent past. For business corporations, as away from you! AHIFS 1 Mar. 21 to Apr. 19 Talking over with kin how to well as wives, begin to coast Wives, stop coasting on the handle joint matters more intelligently so the future will be when they feel they have a fallacious wedding vow conbrighter is wise. Follow your hunches, complete monopoly. cernlng future love, and realize TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Study paper work connected That's why competition 1* a vividly that your marriage is with your dealings with associates and make sure all is in order. great asset to au.' American rot a monopoly but a constantly . ,, Eliminate friction with co-workers, economic system, In contrast to competitive business! a GEMiNI (May 21 to June 21) Plan some time its lack under British Socalism for Improving Paramow's realize that fact, ans' rcperty ou may itave and increase its value. Make contacts and Russian Communism, for they know at the outset that ni w'll love you all rear w1h a We've got everything for the that can add to your knowledge. The Fight Aggin'st Inflat,on begins ltotpoint Dishwasher. And an Wives thus make a sad you wives are their rivals. Golfer-Clubs. Balls, Ladies A. at Gwaltrey Jeweler%..quallty MOON CIHLDR,EN ;June 22 to July 21) You may feel tied Electric Barbecue Grill will make Meni Shoes, Duckster jacMts, gifts for tess at 204 S Perk OadtOpchef. Dick's Appliances. AND 30 pet. off on Golf Sags. down to conditions prevailing arid new activity is now advised. 7617 S French. 3777654 Mayfair Count Club Pro Shop. Employ the fine talents you possess. Kinds of Farming 327 7531. LEO iJalv 22 71 t'nn,,. ,.1.. ies ______________________ - tii - - •Auaz. 211 ., -ua pIII WI UI d Mom will love beautiful house Gifts clever family tie, you could achieve success with i. Sidestep one 5liipi'r5 by Daniel Greene from SEARS telephones will be open Knicht's Shoot. 7 - .... Itt SI nln, 'Ill -'.'.-_.., I ihn, fl., ,n . I_ -.-............ who is pessunLstic. Be cheerful. -.. .v w var IflO P.4 e1,q rnn'% 3 fold billfolds from all ;our thoL.pin u, at VIRGO tAug. 22 to Sept. 22 Look for assistance from a good home 3721)71 Ii SO Other quality Meeker Singer Model 757.71g Zag Sewing friend iii an important business transactica. Make sure any IP'4tp.Pf goods C"vat'ney Jrers, Home _________ Machine Peg $109.95. Sale price, Franklin Mint items and gold coins statements you make are accurate. 7015 Park, _______________________ ________________________________ UI Singer approved dealer. 210 __________________________ for the colteclo., and jewelry. GET EXTRA LIRRA (Sept. 23toC,et. 22t Agoodday to plan how to Improve 1! Itt St . 373 6461 CA!II cop Torn's (oint, 121 E Morse Blvd _____________________________ BASS BOAT BARGAINS (HR ISIMAS by selling lour good your monetary position and 1., make necessary repairs to your I Winter Park, 617133$ _________________ used furnijre and appliances to property. Seek advice you need. 7927Ortando Drive, 377596% Energy Savers--Coaster 351 10 Larrys New U3ed Mart, 715 5 Gifts SCORPIO Oct. 1) to Nov. 21,i Plan whatever you wish o S.ar'fo'd Ave. Ph 37? 4137. Speed biCycl's from F'iit Shop [),'sj will lo',e Black & Detkcr or aeve in the future, Ar, old friend gives sound Ideas for yo'ir 904 French Ave. 3271151 Rockwell wrr Tools & Stanley Select your new lu, niture from for I1..,,1 •-"'. .tn-ale __,.. ..I,,.... _... ft..sn,,,, vancemen(. Be sure ti' follow through. _,. -w'-' F WI L OP4 MA $ ER for the best Christmas is a time , ber. 6th & Maple 3fl 0501 Christmas ever Save on national SAGITfAThUSt Nov. z210 Lc. 21) Make sure you carry out 'Imp for savIng wP twani1 tibrrai trace any promises you have made to others, and don't let time-wa.sters ns rn, &ilt for ?,ton and Dad. Ru%tic red pages of Classified AnsI delitery, Conveni,ni terms. We 'ooi tgns for the front of your deter you from such. Be lngical. TV Stlmp,.311E, tstss • 373 Your 11th wilt bt' pteasd wsfh We have allis br the entire family Per Vt',. Sanford Rec Vite. 373 CAPR?CORN iDec. 22 to Jan. 20i Llstci to what friend has to cr Dru from mi$I ur'iOut' ten to ror'i, g7fl ft'ci fr,n Vat:) ;a a'-uciate is ai't:ig so, cnd you coritu' up with tUit 0$ tan, fuTfl.%hflS PHIL Xnt,t% !lioes. 7A L Itt 5 WAIRE. KITCHEN Air). A fine selection of 'jifis for the man DEERE FURNITuRE, t. t*y the right solution. Be wise. Mj''T, FEDDERS All mafo, F1trPrice toys-full tine Lowest In your Iift'fnom jt'n tosuats HIS 4A, I m. et 04 a V appIia AQUARIUS iJan. 2ltoFeb, 19 Handle all that work ahead o dtcount orices. Layway, Medco. n cai 5tore for Men, Sanford PICia an d4.pvndabil,ty GIyI a Gift ttiat Increases •n vilup Pinecrest Shopping CPnte. yuu efficiently and uccurateiy, since higher.ups are watching HOME AP. PLIA1a4CE CENTER. 1700 v,t. i, We a hav f'ne collection of Nurin you. Don't neglect health treatments. ' Gwaltney Jr*elers has a wdt bush Shoes for men. Knights GOLD PISCES i Feb. 20 to Mar, 20i Plan recreation for the future selection of ID Brac,I,$s, gold A ______________________ Shoes 201 E. COINS -silver, 11.95 up 204 S. Pan r'-- - isdtlllgeiitly, You need to be mere affectionate with loved one in tINULt UlFI LPi ' ('\*4 £ 'iii order to get the response you want. 109W, itt St IF YOt1fl CHHS IS BORN TODAY. . .he or she will have rh'nh rit nv'rs'r'ntinr. ht will reseiir rioht hnn,lIi',,j 4.. biQ,3?0jole u -fl un its ...........'rd " • 'n" ultiwaro, ui', aown, ox auniuy in Ut pazth. Flad ch cnrn1e in you, as parents. There is hatred of criticism In this hiddfII (11111 SlId bOx 11*51 lOWft frrtile mind, An ideal chart for the investigiztnr, the laboratory t'oi.rrivi hYDROPONICS RANCHING .1 IIAIRYIN( Nt'R.cERY worker and the thventer. Don't neglect ethical training. Give SHARECROPPER r Eulliiri. ef %pOfta4'iq gr%(js I th'n', TREE FARMING ::utwg cat LI) tile. k' E vttrvnnr. nrr yreo1 lree true, scratching suanh,r.JXt, raIl LTUT -,,x I Hunting and Camping TEUCK FARMlG ac ".'N [.. 'Tw Stars impd th' do not compel." What you mike '.4 -" 'liqbtttw'fyinyou, homewtth.o Flea collars, 'aq Tomon'uw;GrraiAlp, ' The Sports Shop, Sanford Pidla, --1. invisible II tOttt .rib#am s'nsll ,pptianct' from collar $tick ,,our C is Id(g'eI3 U -----a 323 from Animal Haven. Flowers and Gifts for all occasions, To order any or all at the upandeid "Seek & Find" -.G'',cty t,i.'-brr MN 5. M.apli 32' 5 751. - ---.-..tropical and exotic ptant, All cut of Ideas? Visit ETHELL'S 44 grq-'t Tr4a,.dl Forecast for your tie's fr Jafwai'y numbers 2 th'ough S send 10 centa (or each, making checks SANTA IffOS iYS FOR BOYS Quality C? Distount Prices ANTIQUES I mile west of I 4 on rtat# Ec' pO.j( c49y send or b,r?hOat, #nJ It t Carroll PICK A PET Fun payabkto"Seek& Find. Stem-Telegram SyndIcate. AddreM CHRISTMAS. AND CURLS rop GIRLS A wAfit CAREFREE FLOWERS, 3201 S. old State Rd 46 at "76" ttAttdii, x4"9 H0'iywix4 Calf V-O'I5 fo,ecott TNrEen:ijhraLi5 ThCWaritAds C ' he kjtr' lfl ree of tht nev, -sspe'r ' r' r 'j f" '(F best place to Orlando Drive_I!15? - -, - Moblc Homes Rent ___________________________ _____________________________ Correspondents ________________________ ceremony Itself, when they believe a husband can promise - air. __________________ 53 U01down.5i5S mo FHA O*n,r. Associate, 1351356cr ask for Teka at 625 0101 __________________________. DeDar - - ' Miscellanøous 55 Boats&Marine For Sale Clean & pretty, 120 qojlia Dr., '3 ____________________ ___________ Equipment REALTOR 6.61 4791 renting yearly (or low rates at CAMP SEMINOLE. 3fl 4.170 rate 372 6733or 373 0362 Heart Unit and Traylor Pediatrk Cen in new 34 arid do light ___________________________ DEC. U ___________ - _____________________________ For 2 bedroom duplex apartments, care 01 The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 16.57. Sanford, Fla 37711 meals and fenced yard. 32%. FoqRên1,NoPti _____________________________ CAMP SEMINOLE. m ii;o Young woman to share expenses Resort Property with same in my own home. Mutt For Rent love animals and have a job References preferred No CAMP SITES foi- rent. Have yovr Houses Rent ____________________ _________________________ in 731 0159 _________________________________ 'niormation Lady to live ______ ,,,,, HousesforS an. ee.u; us,. with Clats,ti d from the i4r.thl C,, ' t'c Irxli,' f)cnt delay' Just dIal 327 7611 or 131 ,jii,ibIt' t,i 41 HouSeoSal Sroomnous,, j NEED A District Nurse 37 ChrIstmas Members and dates only, laboratory or extracted from a people will continue to pay cxParty, 6 p.m., Health Depari- Favors, games and gifts, plant or other food. tra money for "natural" ment auditqrlum, potluck The body does not reject in- vitamins or for a special brand organic supper. Bring gift for Salvation Pre.Christmas rummage we need,items. We use what salt name, but the truth remains: a regardless of whether vitamin is a vitamin, Army. All nurses invited. is a sale, 9 a.m. to noon, Ci.rist It comes in our milk, vitamin, and Episcopal Church, 151 W. Deltona Business wood. Profesilonal Women's Club Church St.. Christmas dinner party, Alcoholics Anonymous DeltonaGolfandCountryClub. Women's meeting, Holy Cross In lieu of gift exchange money Parish House, 400 Magnolia will be contributed In a special Ave., 2.3 p.m. girls' school near Ocala. For reservaticns contact Mrs. DEC. is VVith tS'fltatit Mobile Home Lots For Rent •parfment.AduIt$,noets Serve a useful Orlando downtown Howard __________________ ___________________________ Hot ' ]?C2Orlando Or, 37) 1670 ___________ _____________ Officert$ISO $700 Airlift proisided from Mr Coy Unt Answers to "Fluffy' Palmttto ave 371 0159 . -.-----. -,----------------- - APARTMEP4T2)00 MELLONVILLE AFTER 5 MARINERS VILLAGE APT5 35 Need a serviceman fast? Check the BusIness Service Ads today. 2 Bedroom Duplex. Air.Adults.P4oPets Contactfll7PalmettoAve. Ave 323 1340 AVIONICS MANY MORE direction of Lewis Bucher with Monroe 373 475' wrote. "a rose, is a rose, is a help build some enzymes inside British Floriddlan Club of rose. Mrs. Ruth Pullen at the piano. Orlando Annual Christmas is " A vitamin. is a vitamin, your body. Sanford Optimist Club a vitamin. i might add your The focn vitamins come in 6 Child Care luncheon, Sheraton Sanford Dinner Dance, Unitarian letter is a treasure trove of sometimes makes a difference. entertainment by Deltona party, Deitona Golf and mnents, sodium arid chlorine, All I know this will not satisfy ChoraiGroupunderdirecuon of Country Club. Social hour, 5:30 vitamins are organic whether many people who don't want to . No pets 373 5611. 3227421 aircraft, Pay each reserve by classroom visitation. Altamonte-Casselberry Goron Laraman, 675 Chelsea organic those compounds that arId absorb through the inChamber of Commerce Open Rd., LOflgWOod. contain carbon. This includes testine. For this reason the house, 5-7 p.m., l Maitland DEC. 13-15 alcohol, table sugar , oil, gas, synthetic form, unattached to Ave., Altamte Springs. seminole Courty Campe coal, plastic and thousands other food elementa, Is more DEC.11 Carnpout, Green Acres Cam- upon thousands of other coin- easily absorbed and more efOhio Club of Deitona turkey pground Forest City. pounds. Ino-ganic are the fecth'e. If you extracted the dinnt'r, p.m., Deltona Cornchemical compounds that do folic acid from the food and liwlity Center followed by IJEC. 14 not contain carbon, such as ta. useditinpureform, however, -.. AN OHIO OIL CO. offers PLENTY Classified Ads are here to help you wall carpet. $123 mo., plus $50 buy, sell. rector swap.. . ala low OF MONEY plus ca%. bonuses, depOsit. 20) E. 2lst St. Call 373 06 cost . let us help you place -- - -.-- fringe benefits to mature in. _______________________________ dividual 1)1 yours-Call 372 261% In Sanlorci area. 1 Bedroom upstairs apartmert. Regardless of experience, airmail _____ ______ - LightS, water lurnished. $19 50 destroyed by processing. Orlando,8p.m. Music by Vinee such ideas are widespread. ____ Luicants Co., Box 696. Dayton, Sd Qen Fabric Care Center. Unfurnished 45% itt St. at the Winn fliae ___________________________ _____________Shopping Center. Professional dry Bamboo Cove. I 2 BDRM. shag. air, MILITARY SERVICE? cteanlngservice;wewashdryand sunnykltchens,playgrounds.near NAVIGATORS fold your clothes; also coin City park & Sanford Plaza. From AIRCRAFT MECHANICS Disney World trip. Bus leaves possibility of band trip to vitamins, extreme heat is used extracted from a plant or built Nassau. ltona Inn, 3 p.m. which destroys the natural in the laboratory atom by atom, -_._!-.._ Houses Rent Furnished - JuniorcotlegeCafeterua PerhapsAtcoholicAnonymous Can Ifeip Call 473 4557 Write P.O. flcz 121] _____ Sanford. Florida entertain. Reservations for Also, I have heard that the vitamins, Including every Lake members and guests from Braullcy Band natural vitamins found in the blessed atom ar.l how they are Boosters, 7 District Captains. p.m., board of stores are called "crystalline" hooked together like a Senior Citizens Fun and directors; 8 p.m. general or "altered" vitamins. In the crossword puzzle. It makes no Iormerbasketballsthr, 33 Apartments Rent Furnished __________ 31 location. Mature ödultS, Utilitiei I mrtgageworth11,300. Pays over App l)pct.. we also make, buy, or SC'I _________________________ pd No deposIt. JIJ ARE YOU tROUBLED? Call Toll first 6. second mortuages. Free, 611 7077 for "We Care"- ___________________________ lecested? CaU Barton B. Pilcher, 4 roam furnished duplex, 24th 5?. 1 o.m. Also Al-Anon Family handicapped) Chrhitmas the body will reject them. And, from meat or a plant. We can't Group. program, 7:30 p.m., Rosenwald the only thing that a chemical change the chemical elements. Annual dinner DeBary E I e m e n t a r y S C h 0 0 I vitamin can do is to stimulate So it is with organic and synWaylareri, Sanford Civic auditor i un', Al tan' onte or nudge a sick or lazy cell. Is thetic vitamins. We know the American Association nf nature. Is this tme? 305173 7311. .. -.---.---.-------.-------- _______________ )5 _______________________ Loans co. - T 1i W11ii _______________________ _________________ 4____________________ Pe.aIs Speaker. naturalist Ira J. Civit Center. Magnolia Drive been told that blochembIs, as salt shaker. Calcium, an jfl Veigley, siid ( Florida and lngwood Avenue. Review well as medical scientists, organic element1 Is ILceri to CIIk' PII1) IOI itg. proved many years ago that; build our bones. So It idea Is meeting, Holy Cross Par Seminole County Schools become rt of human tissue, Salt mined from the earth Is SaafordMjddleSchoolA,7 a- fle!'aIaAcJS Get 41 Reader Misinformed OEC 9 East Central Florida OangeAudubonSoc1ety,7:3o Regional 1 lanning Council j" p.m., Central Christian ChUrCh, jj4j Committee on Aging, en e Morday, Dec.9. 1974 128-Evening Herald, _______________________________________________ _______________ Sanford, Fl. '- _r__,.flzflL_rU_rrt..,_..__... ART flROVP1 I'LST (ONTROt. - in - -- -6S ' Carpentry, Remodtling, Add,to,y, Custom Work Licensed Cor.4eJ estamaIr 73 60).' .m,iil Well Drilling . -- ----- - A Home Improvements ith a ClaUlfied Ad Just dial 337 ?,1I or 5)1 993 an ,r',r frt',j, (...iI h,.'p ,).j - The Herald _____________________________ I ,'.l, i, )U IU 'PRiNs.i, CR ',YST I ( ,i'.s'ed Ad brnqs b;' 'a'Pajr,'s ? r y oneandsee Call 372 .11 gr t31 93 /It' r,pa.r 'and Seryc, S1IPIE MACHINE & -Jim Rowe Pest Control 2826 lroQuOi'Aye Sanford, 322 2070 '.' 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" - X=Aaa ' - -4 - began a Avat* I . gagement at a Fern Park LI! £ L ,j t.t • 'L, CmUij iszOfluay mg Vdui a miali-empLy nouse * - Story on page 3A j ____ t - is not going to seek the cha.r would be kept open for Mills to manship of the Ways and take if he should be able to do Means Committee" so, Albert said, 'I hope so" ' m Mills emerged from the automot,ije bleeding from Cuts and scratches on his face and cifficers reported he appeared added that any deci. - - rCCOMMendation of his doctors Ways and ,Means Committee tells plunged into the water. - " V I political decline congressman Wilbur Mills, Alberttoldreportershe ha d received a call from Bethesda Naval Hospital, where 1il1s under rea tment , and "without I' '. :- V- Stnppor Fanne Foxe, whose fortunes have Ifl( reai in md "rse pr('por ti'ni to thc going into details, Mr. Mills. -_ 'r -- Ub WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep __ T--; VUHO 00 Vvilbur D. Mills, 1)-Ark., will not X: I- ~ 4, 0 Al- ~ - 'z ___ __ ~ __ It - D. u rii' . .1. - 7 i'..: pt -, " I 11 11 f __ The committee ions as to whether .Mills will __;.:1 __, want to •,.-•to tx- designak.i when Congress nue as11 reconvenes. The tentative date Mills la te r d his Arkansas 1UIUR D. MIUIS of the committee l be d later and that there was no spe. for the new session is Jan. 14. constituents he was ernbar. rased and humiliated by the cific discu"on of whether Mills ning the committee with a (inn ast episode. Ile was re-elected to hand. Mills entered the hospital l might resign from Congress. ---. V __ — ('Pit) Dealer .1. ,N1. Illythe says more people becoming Numismatists )'VUiW57Vö 1.64'7 Q$M2Y u'st L '7 'y .V scc S(A ikiSiti? ' 00 /e&4scisr ay. IJU, 1W aKaSe , • ~ , -Z,7__Z~7~;r,.M__ - J... is -7 r S nford, f I-- .- . , - - :RT;c 77ifl/ " 5Z&'S zim fEW' 4. A ' ' a Fl _p" J - by Garry Trudeau t • __ ':i-4. ,, . I ,r /i __ o. 96-Tuesday, December 10. 1974 'Al - 19 DOONESBURY TRiCK QUESTION, .. . , --.-. . ~-.: k ~,4-,. 4 t_Ti~i;.- -k CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURN HISS SIZEMORE I By Roger Boll ( Mq SIZU ? ______ TIN.,,RREASOt4 I r ij M ~L .. .: I - now' %h~;_& 1111's - * you. South. hold Ao86, K .J44 diamonds, lithe trump finesse Q 3 is What do von do he will make a grand A-Hid three he&irts. Your slam" Jim: "When I saw the hand cards are badly placed but )OU played South counted to twelve still must lnsiIrgime, since our reopening double could ha% quickly and proceeded been a great deal sraker. the first diamond In his own TODAY'S QUESTION hand.Thenhecashedtheaceof You hold this sanit' hand Tht spades, ruffed a spade, lCd the time East O)CflI lint' diamond nine of trumps, played his own hat do you iti, no' eight, smiled fatuously when iisr Tomorro _-rr ow ___ I' 'I 2? -_ - -. -. ____ twj,A-, IiQZ _1~.._. 4 %, M__~S,_ _ ' \I "Calculators ready, girls?Gladys, you figure the cost; Marc, you 901 the tip and I'll work out thu calorIes!' own trumps, the ace spades, aspade ruff, five clubs and two AW%&.wd~~~ M W3E111- ~ --V. 9;z:P . Y,m~ L)ble. a - - . - - P/T1T 7 Small _910 ' -' \ va~ . iL_1 ' The hidifint, has twt'n - - - on ELIEv IN CAPITAL AN, NAL PUNISHMENT A TRICK 1L. . ,t=L - -..-- .-.. . - ' - . -" In - U-5 tricks consisting of three of his ' C/NW, DO YOU - I F Oswald: "Here is another I I". £ MY PUT NN .. I -_ __ e-7-N V. - ~_:Z_____ ]PEW 111111CAMW Year, - _- .--. - 1W -4d ---logo ---... _ __ _ -.1 ----.-- ____ - ~ - = ___ - ~ . _____ __ ' ; dummy. Led the nine of trumps and then the Jack w hich would be allowed to ride. West could duck, take his king or call for help, but nothing would do him any good." OFDoC'Lgj _____ I couldnotgethacktohishandto pullweuwnpsan(l was (iown one," Oswald: 'How different it would have been if South had stopped to think at the first trick. He would ha ve won in FIND IT REAL, LIVE ...I'LL MORE INEESmg3 DINOSAURS, •THAN1HEINSIDE EH?ALL . fl y A e ___ - ___._______ -_ TO SE -!~ITTIN& DOWN IN MipjLjTj= I CAN GUARAN- TEE 'ItXYLL Fig 01 1- a by Dov. Grow. ... IN ..-________-_ V .iur CIJ'R REALLY GOING (mArs RiGHt MARKO' T0 A PLACE WHER \ WHY DON'T 'IOU COME THERE ARE DosAuRs?1 ALONG WITH MET 34 "----- Dick Turn., -------------- the nine held, led the lack of trumps and stopped short when nt-t en he pin :q:ern on the king and led his king of spades. South ruffed jn dummy but the party was over. fie AULI by CARNIVAL AT bDl - __ _ ,. I Monday, Dec. 9, 1974 NSIE C ~4AVE YOLJR ~_~Aj 019.1 PRON . ON jL 3AnV4_%V1ARV6./ 1, .5 ) N _~5 5 : ~ (. : C 1-1 .0 4 IJ~M _A&N .'. I . ., M _ __ --:- . jy Albert said the call was made tion. a few days after he on Mills' behalf by another stunned rolleagues by ap Mills since 1958 has been has Rep. Al Ullman, D-Ore., the member of Cor4ress who i.s a ing briefly on stage in Boston pe,ar- been chaimum of the corn. second ranking Democratic V close friend of the ailing chair- with Mrs. Annabel Battistelia, a mittee, which has a wide jurls. member of the committee, has By HILL hOWELl, been functioning as its acting to market gold bats and wafers "In light of these dr. said that banking group has man. He declined to name this stripper with whom he had been diction including tax, trade, So- chairman Herald Staff Writer congressman, to the American buyers. cial Security and welfare matfriendly. cumstances, state member elected not Bache & Co., E. F. Hutton & banks will proceed cautiously gold. "We to be an agent to sell ters. He came to Congress in The speaker said be also Albert said he did not get any t tini t In October, Mills was In- gg Califoirnia, theYukon Black Hills of Co. Inc., Paine, Webber. should they decide to provide WW be a demand for it, and that spoke to one of the doctors at- volved in an incident in Wash. detailed Information from the Dakota, the frozen and Jackson & Curtis Inc. and gold related services to is the reason behind doctor about Mills, condition. tending Mills and said he was ington when a speeding aunow Wall Street, For many years he enjoyed Reynolds Securities Inc. ha ve customers," the letter said, decision," Foster said, given the Impression that the tomobile In w hich he, Mrs. Wall Street? Bat. enormous prestige as Congress' underwrit ten Bars of Gold Inc., McVeigh, who teaches "The medical processes have He added that the Altamonte doctor believed the decision tistella and others were riding leading expe rt on tax matters not been completed," which will market gold futures classes at American Institute of That's right. The Street's Albert was a wise one, Springs bank will provide was ' stopped by police near the and had the reputation of rum- said. to Americans. boys are gearing up an Banking, added that the most service on special order "but jockeying for marketing recent issue of "Pratt's letter" not as an over-the-counter Other companies Positions in the Great American Into the act, and soon buying a published by a Washington purchase item." Gold Rush of '75 scheduled to bar of goUw be as easy as considered an Wayne Albert, vice pt,"ad"t begin Jan. 1. o, also 1 g ur stockbroker and authority i ll d warns bankers about the Bk cf S'imLnol*, said h American citizens may then ia*llCu&8 e oriier-. 0 prospective sale of gold. dash out with their dollars decision on wtw th er to sell gold But Blythe j5t bickat ( those who have them) clutched his desk, listening to the cha t ter gng from Pratt's letter, Is to be made by his Latxa flyB(?B LLOYD door to the business had been aeaItimcstoforcet!lpJ William C. Snyder was adMcVeigh said the sale of gold, II holding company Dec. 20. "The in their hands filled with visions of a teletype spewing Itirth City Editor smashed. the not highly car into the Iridge railing mitted to West Volusia of hedging Inflation through the prices of regulated , could holding company is preSent)" gold, and other pos during the chase. Hospital, DeLand for treatsi Deputy Peter bly hurt the economy. studying th e feasibility of C. ? purchase of gold bullion and precious metals from all over A high-speed chase of three The fl eeing auto again merit of "Every dollar that is drained making the service available to DeBary burglary susoects by a pelvic fractures. futures. an auto 'eaving LIC th crossed the bridge and tried , iOuOs e world, and smiles to him. out of the bank for gold putthe customers," he said, it at Volusia Sheriff's deputy on area and J,L3 01(1cers said t h e third Offi Gold bullion price at the self. lie's doing his Own thin9. chase is a dollar the bank does 1770 miles an hour on M. exit toward Sanford on U S.foet, Interstate4 ended early today up to which he says is proving highly Cather ine Ray, auisrtwt v, ice =PecL Claude Calvin Jef. . world's major markets92. The vehicle skidded X5 not have to to help business president of Sanford Atlantic profitable frPys, 24, 3016 Indian Dr., to q uite a few here hit London, Zurich, Frankfurt, the exit sign, went another and en e sluggish economy," so th th fleet u onemlleonl4w car he Na ti wrecked and one th onal Bank said, "We are Orlando, wa3pInned in the rear Seminole 112 feet and hit a guard rail Tokyo and Winnipeg-have bu"nc' andCounty citizens said, be attempted to stop sus ect was killed and seat of the wrecked car and going to handle gold w selling "old and n we he skyrocketed at a rate of almost using using siren and blue r--'-'ng rolled over four times, If the Sun Sank chain does receive proper instruction from freed by Deputy Bethea. CO 200 per cent in the past year, ° lights Sheriff Ed Duff' The Volusla sherrlWs car offer the sale of gold. McVeigh the regulatory agencies according to J. M. Blythe, office identified the dead wasn't involved in the wreck Jeffreys Is being held in Bankers Iii Seminole C0WdY said, it would be through its federal reserve, Fed eral owner of the Seminole Coin are not enthused over The car, 1972 Capri 18-year-old Craig D Snyder sedan, and Deputy Bethea wasn't Volusla County Jail in DeLand main outlet in Orlando. "I don't Deposit Insurance Corp. prospect Oi gOiu VVlng 304U Shop here, and 6122 Randolph Ave Orlando' and Be thea gave pursuit at injured, on charges of breaki ng and know whether the sale will be comptro ll er of the currency in first of the year. speeds reaching more than 100 entering and possession of via gold certificates or if actual Washington. The sale will be 11w major brokerage i am Willi m i.... Snyde n) er, r. James McVeigh, cashier at Using re ports from the miles an hour. The fleeing auto stolen property. Charges have in the I gold will be exchanged," he cWsed as a speculative in- Florida Highway Patr P Sun Bank Oi Fern Park, is ol and came into Seminole County at Randolph not been filed against WiUi&m , 581u. pr inters busy with publi cation "leery of the sale 13 I Vesuiieflu. identified deputies ii n_Li TO&USI.g, a ..I ciiwsOiC Ci of gold" Monroe Diluge on ' s Snyder of prospectuses for their driver of the fleeing auto, and Emphasising the speculative "The individual who deals j "We have not discussed it at Departments the following around In the median whi marketing operations. Merrill nature of gold sale, McVeigh A cclor television, stereo arid le his 18-year-brother, Craig, were gold could lose or gain a bun- this point," Harold Brooks, vice account of the 1 a.m. Incident Seminole deputies were 8 Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith quoted from a letter from the die," McVeigh radio thrown from the overturning found in and around the said, noting he president and cashier at was compiled. proaching from the south on Inc. will team up with the federal resm,e bank in AUanta. ftels banks 1-4, vehicle wrecked car were Ld.entjfiefj as WHI L& ob1igated to Flagship Bank of Sanford, sa.id. Several Volusla deputies and went back Into voiusia Montagu company of London, having come from the "Gold is not legal tender," explain the speculative nature "It will be investigated, but Craig Sn)*r was found in a burglarized at answered a silent alarm that a County. and Handy & lardlman, two the letterstates. "Rather,Itlsa of the transactions, electronics store in this point I would have to say burglary was In progress roadside ravine taken -.4 larre bullion and futures highly speculative commodity at The fleeing car tiien a ,authori ties said. George Foster, president of 'no, we are not goIng te seH Fred Ray Teletronics, 16a High. crossed the med an and gain Seminole Memorial Hospital at dealers, to form Merrill, subject to widely fluctuating Barnett Bank of Seminole gold. I headed Sanford and then transferred to Deputies said a baseball bat, way 17-92 in DeBary. On back lnto'emlnole. Bethea Montagu, handy & Hardiman prices, sa id Florida Hospital County, at Altamonte Springs, (Cont'd On Pg. ?A South ski mask and gloves w arrival, officers found the front the driver of the car tried Orlando, where he died. found at the wreck sce r ain ' WX JZ5T - Gold Im act Is . - -- HE'S GO'4G ro r-'JJp SPEAK SPAI< ON SOME CAN c'ti WEV'E NvcTEOPOEssQ "w.ajr TO GET TO 4AJVV Q, HUFNAGEL CLUS ç;LuNC 1oP A TOPIc. EW) ( V - " C-, g,~Nx~ ~ , i - .; -h - , .% . - 4- - 'I • IUVflDLCYVttL? MOST C0-C'PERAflV. 1ANP) YU FUN PEINCY VUR CHIEF! _ - by T. K. Ryan AS ANCTflIER YEAR PRAWS 10 A aos, rrns, I WANT 10 SAY ITS ft , I i A EMUS FA0M1 / TEEPEE ANP PICK VPANP PAY FOR YQbF °FtAIL7O Th CUtE t . MPRJW1EP SWE47SHIfVf. øEFOE I HAM. 1DUGE .€k s.-'. :.,. Il I ______ Iarw. i J 4r , I I ___________ Dis,vs-i...0 S - . by H.imdshI & Stoff.I 6AP. I31ttR (SO S'JOR -; A=T __ OT nasa.....- 'ONE tAN t _, I_i,.-' r ...~ E:N .. I I I -- - , , 0- _J ,1 " ( NO, ' ~ SIP ~ i 1pI d - iJ -- ARCHIE by Bob Montana APCHtE, (HOLD BETTY, MY ARMS ARE STILL. -' OR I'LL NEVER I GET THE YARN (REPDY TO KNIT \MY SWEATER! 4 V - TIRED / L4LF Ci41ckA4W5 STATUE TêtE EYE... MET Z. / LOOKS L.JkE 4E EFPE U(4 E3 f PINAIEP TI4AJ DOSMEE FE L L ,-Jr cr JCEy' (73EV4T I 1. i. . i cj a by How,. Schneider No1)(Q , fP T r NMLI 11 ! 1 (r:ioi1 - REALS I FOOD LIKE I —!I— — __ 4 ERNEST by Bob Thov,i dj -- 1 WHAT ARE II ) i_______1 ALI, YOU ' Z. VNYRiIoqw$y "' / - 4,1 - ' . _,"p1 - _~ _Y_"_ ,N -: - . -- L -. V-F---------------LL. _ __ __.___ __ . / (/ ç17/1 / HcM*s*k FRANK AND - "ii`iit`iiitt,itt` WAS IN IT! EEK & MEEK j _ ft ~,t Index - Around the Clock ----*Bridge 4A =--:> kj L I- ) ,/',' 1/ FfE~,~, .,ur -a • V:u Q'ossword Puzzle VVV•• 5A Obituaries ---------------- 5A %Sp(ts 1,2 313 Tele vision • - - Women's . 77A Parking Ban Imposed 6A By DONNA EST& Herald Staff Writer public hearing and reading at two separate meeting& Street acceptance means that In another matter a the city is rMponsible for representative of the Columbus maintenance after one year. Harbor subdivision where the Hobbs said he plans to build sewer package plant to ser" homes in the developrnent when the Sanford Orlando Kennel the market opens up again. Council delayed ction Club (dog track is located, told plant ne xt ,after aConsulting the city only after is r.ngir A E 0 Neall inspects given onth e suIx1ivijon treets the streets and revitws specifica tions. C. A. Hobbs Ills son of Councilman H. A. Scott in. developer, said when the city unanimously adopted an Grant and Conn11 protested "emergency" ordinance sisted the road shoulder accepts the streets, bank the move, saying the poor prohibiting the parking, and pa rking situation presents a financing will be reIased to let drainage in Columbus Harbor Yesterday's high 60 low this setting a list of penalties in- hazard, his father's com pany pay off will erode and disintegrate tho morning 30, with patches of (VlU(I,fl, jail terms, icr violators. Adoption of an emcrgen('v hack hills, including li en's streets aj.. -. r.,r,,.r4A •. ....... 4' '&i__. V -. ,* -- 1~i+.I - P - — V 7 V - - V V V V -- - ii WtTHER E V _______ - -.• - -• V ••4V — to I . -• -' so - .. F. jW____ ______ - ~ * V ThV V 1 - - -_ . I . Iii . ., - j . . 4 ", '*14 ~ ., "i I - kc. --l-12 - _,~im== - 'L - . - 7iii§i- *' V fr.d j, . Jr. s'as instructed to notify the ordinance waives the usual against the property on which dog track and Council Chair- requirement of advertisement, the sewer plant is located. man Don Schreiner said signs LONGWOOD — Dog track were ordered previously In patrons beware. Beginning anticipation of the ordinance Friday, city pohce will enforce adopUon and are to be delivered a new no parking ban on the Friday. Setninola Boulevard right-of. Parking fines will be $5 for way. Parking will be prohibited the first on the paved portion of he ise fer rd ?' road, and on the r)ad shoul ler and or live nays in jail, and and offending vehicles will he f ou r th and subsequent offenses, towed away. 1200 and-or six months in jail. City Council Monday ni gh t J:&&I-Aff . I " ello, , - V V Hospital .. - .. .. ... - .. - .. ., _5A Ik, . , , 1 - FOR i1'Vt'RS FOR PIIR SWEATER. YEAH...BIJT SHE - ,, L iqr(i) WEL r i . "ui, Dr.Crane .....,............3A Dr. lAnb _...._.... -.3A Editorial .. _......... . .4A by Crooks & Lowr,nca 15~EL.t..,My \ A JEW — I VERONICA SJD 'IOU I IIELD YOUR ARMS i) '( TQ a ' .. by Dick Cairolil EAc" - ' -----f --Z_ CAPTAIN EASY ' - I 1--) WINTHROP . as& ' r --- - C I ' ___ I V K e - F 1(5EP Burglary Sus e . 11 BUGS BUNNY - V _ - - L' -t'/ --- \IY j , 1, — AaM7=_fiMNej ______ _________________ — ;; 5 r_ $AT_I'_\ O•+4ES BRINGING fi THE SALMON AL i—' -_ --'---' _I/& - It— Otic Young ________________ -• - . -- V V--------------V V - V 1. � 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 30-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 31, 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/8276f26d618f8b1849b9dd786f648c13.pdf a9319128c28a533954362123395216da PDF Text Text _______ ________ . - - i-i---- -gq r- . . i - - I 1013-Evenin g Hera ld __ . 1438 French Ave. Next To Winn Dixie MMTO HE IN DOC7M PNMGMTM Teachers Get 100 Jobs Back il( modification of last year's system this year than fast year. system- . 7q O . -_ All but One of the teachers to the School system for each same time fast Year there were GILLETTE employed by the Seminole studeni Last )- ear the school 1,271, according to Gatche). He BORDEN'S County selioul system last year office receivd $579 per student, attributed the rise to the four I avebeenrehiredforthe A but offida a1d,the apparen t new schools. HT GUARD c ii r n n r nt' 75 school year despite earlier increase is not the windfall it I ___ "Even though there was • Jr_UlDgR, __ ANTI•PERSPIRANT p'edicttonst)'atmorethan 100 seem.ctnb Otherern.ncctl) tilt -,;. Ieacz*rs would lose their jobs. lx' taken from that 1745 were size ur OKY until there Was a firm I School ofIic4aLs n the per- addedandtheschoo)boarcJ student count in September 1 8 OX. sonnel office said they initia lly levy only eight mills this feel we wi . ll still have to hire believed there would be a coming year. Themill DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE ageitmu more teachers.. .probably at reduction in the size of both the had beensetatlornills. LIMIT 1 the elementary level," Gatchel LIMIT I instructional and nonAccording to school officials said.'That'smy best 4DAYSONLY g 40A VS ONLY lnstrctionai slaffs due to the the problem t Precipitated right now, but that 's what we new system of funding, the fear 104 teachers would not have had to work with, declining growth rate and have jobs was uncertainty. educated guesses," he exchanges in school boundrie& They explained that since the plained. However, the opening ot four bulk of the funding comes from 4 -Cowley stlid some of the no new schools has taken up the I'M there is no way to know instructional personnel inav N CLEANSER , eputed shak for rJiu-', txittl) ho inuc [none) will be aldLd to the pa)roll when the AeN,nSEPTIC according to StewartGatchel, available because the funds are student count is returned. "We OZ, V director of personnel Efforts ed on the yet4bkno have as ked prindds of the are still undeay to Imd a b student enllment. ' Oz. new schoola to give prima DISCOUNT PRICt for the last teacher, offidala "Wceectaalxpercent LIMIT 1 consideration to the say. LIMIT i in enllment this )ear, (30,8& DISCOUNT PRICE nsdtionl people emplo)ed On the other hand, there are students), but there is no way to last year, but the 4 DAYS ONLY decision °n " DAYS ONLY 31 noinstrud tional personnel know for sure un til school h ing ir is up to the pri ncipal," who have not been rehired, opens," Harris said. Lut year Cowley said. -_ . ~ W according to Ernest Cowley, Seminole's student enrollmert . .. Teacher aides, custodians , 's I 'L-N assistant director of Personnel. Jumped 12 per cent (28,569 and secretaries comprise ... . L . the Following a recent school students) from the previous 1 ! .. J . majority of non-instructional --- " I .I board meeting while PrinciPills Year, Harris Said. e e DIVPersonnel who have not been . and athletic c3aches were School officials explained rehired to date, Cowley said. . 1 i i i i i i i i ~ ~ ~ ~111~ ~ " O ranted a pay hike, Cowley said they also had to coder that isi There are still some it decision wo ul d result in 47 all school personnel would be vacancies for teachers but the 'n-instructional personnel earnIng 8.3 per cent more 'penings are mainly in "The Ornanizer" Digit Electronic 'slng their joL. He later money this year. Over and specialty positions such as I Tn-Wing alDended that statement and above that across the board I industrial arts, exceptional said the decision to redure th,e raise, pincipals and coaches 0 %P.W acher C t staff had been made in April got a boost up to 24 per cent. coach combinations, Gatchel Model #NS-W (Prior to the approval of the School board members closed said. ,_ I -J-----J -,.q L%Js Is " raises). Cowley d the raises the doors on all other raIs Should the student enreUt for principals and coaches until a study is completed. exceed the projection then would not "direct.1y" cause a Despite the fear that many there wW be more F'TE funds Loose leaf binder and clip board Pocket size. aid, staff reducUon. subtracts, muffl. in one. Six pockets to separate teachers would not be relAred available wtLich would probably The officials explained that - there wW be more teachers result in t.be hu* of more Reg. plies and divides and organize papers. 013 2.49 0 Two place ndthg systen-a °' the riew employed the County 00 decimal - ... 'g -- v ___________ - - _-----___-_-____•Uj__-_-- F1"1M4 *-.'~'t ". L - 16 .172-8270 9:T 4 -- 1 . - 1 -!M F?O a C . ..-. ~*_ (4- we fill .. B LOSeS ~ - - w i •. _ .Za_ P4 t7l I -- --.-.- . "MUNW, -400wom 6--P I - - . . • : . . ... - i~ - VIVA 4. L- I - _ 11 __~ Al— - ' ~_______ - I . Z 0_ V' I . $ llI- I L i irn I - 4 ' - -&ZA-AftV12" I Cha r es 0 BY1HRJSNEION ,, 9 loda) s hearing centered M yers received the entire flerald Staff Writer . `-, - - . To Dr P V : . I I , ... z r, - __" . . Irm , V . ; - I __ ; Ii, .. ~ ; J - 1. . over TOWELS . !& '0 / :.: 52000 prescrIptions a dayl Lic 1'ERINE I . ,j:. SUPERK DISCOUNT-p IC PRESCRIPTION: CAN HELP' One reason why I _emU . . I =------ 1 In tttnrnn) to th state Suspended Altamonte resigned as an Altamonte city Counciinmn Dan Dorfman. '1J7 Due un grand jury investigation Myers 0#1 Users A ccnrted -1 ___ - _____ ___ - - JAMMED ._______9 __-__ - : IrSpIly MaYMOne Stick , . I 4Home Permanent I 47 ItBodylm er te a n ounci i n es ' Crayons ,., ,,,, - ir r ote ' st'le ff ave Walls HaIr .- $ __- Pollu ion .aws 1% Mean - i er i11s -Scmb - Medicated uOOuii flCIu - _____ 19 Cover Crayola FILLER PAPFwR ' \ 2 2. 39 %ftingwion So - '"' ,ftt Erasers - _______ . - --- .' - .. ,. I - r ~r I 4, !~~_ - - Onarl Child's Plastk Lunch Kit ga in _____ d --% _______ - I I Bionft r C_7 I. - . - - . Cost Index It r -er testimony by unindicted amount, then later sa ing the LU wipirator Don,%Iyers, whu cash was split with City wider's' questioning and the councilman during the grand Myers said no perjury admitted he perjured himself, Don Bundy tray stand trial jury probe, that he never wa3But logo -. plotted by the pair, and according to prosecutor Claude Sept 9 on charges he conspired conspired with Build) to lie to that while both men sub- Van Hook. BOUNTY 4 flA to commit perjury, unless a the state attorney's office about sequently recalled the actual NL Judge Williams, ho,AeVer, slate appeals court changes F campaign contribution dIspitionofthemone>, it was said a reading of various mind on an unrelated case, Myers admitted he and only after they were questioned clearly owed that Se minole Circuit Court Judge Bundy lied about the money to by state attorney's in- a favorable interpretation could " Volie Williams said toda) the grand jury b) claiming sestigator Jack Fulenwider b made of Myers' testimony, TabI Williams reluctanil) deni ed ... Revamping of the SR 436 bridge over Interstate 14 In Al tS I ALTAMONTE'S and that criminal law rules from four lanes to seven defense attorney Newman I is well underi42Y. It Is hoped that the revamping will allev:ate somewhat daily traffic jams at the - require a favorable inference to I Brock's motion to throw out two . much traveled Intersection. Completion of the job, tied In _. be made if possible. 13 oz. 19 ) ATRAFFIC with other area road Improvements, Adom - of the remaining three grand . however, Is expected to take 12 more months. Rather than two lanes in either direction, the I .~,,._,r jury indictments against Bundy -_ , ___ Van Hook argued that such an - - - - _____:_ -1 -_ re%- amped bridge will also have two left turn Westbound lanes onto 1-4 and one left turn castbound Limit I ; because of an appeals court inference was a matter of fact 4. 1. lant, to 1-4. A traffic count by the state Department of Transportation prior to the opening of the decision reaching Sanford -_ _: and not law, and should be left -Mtarnonte Mall last summer at the N- SR 436 Fpot A , St c es g -9 to a Jury to decide. intersection. The ruling reversed Ill IJIU 2-oz. 1*14W Williams said that because of Williams' order last summer -11 r .01 Paim Beach appeats court the throwing out perjury charges decision in the traffic case, ,_ .-. --against a woman accused of ~ I ~ ~~ ~~ ~~ "which I think Is clearly in X, , lying to protect a friend in a ... J^ f . --. error and will be reversed" on drunk driving case. I appeal by the defenw, he could Ilie Fuurth District Court of . I not allow testimony today by Appeals in Palm Beach said Slyers to clear up the matter. williams erred in hearing 41 111111111111111111111111111= witnesses and holding a "mini "Counts two and three trial" prior to the actual wal. I (against Bundy should go out ~ Today's action means that the window, but under the law, I . _. 95 a7ed 71 W charges agairst ex-Altamonte 4 can't go against the coat which Mayor LawTence Swofford and sits above me," the Judge told Colorful two-lone h NELN BROCK JUDGE WIt.1,11AMS county zoning board member Brock. able carrying case with -) B DONNA for more advisory boards iii. chief administrative official Whdflflk3 IC a wi flstandr (i Herald Staff Writer cluding a personnel board to 'and the council's powers wmdd the time being. i 0 II A Defense attorneys for both arbitrate differences between be strictly legislative, under the ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-M en*yes and m.anagement and charter. men had been awaiting the 40i. ii The proposed new city charter a board to redlatrjct the city iooutcome of Bundy's case. In Reg will be on the Nov. 4 general Mrs. Richards said the 13- prior hearings. Williams and Uee . I 190 ;, Reg. ,.atV% elect-Ion ballot for adoption or number charter study group Cutmt) Court Judge llaro I ,66 WASHJNGMN (AP) -- The 1.99 WWrImell boairdwould I 09 rejection, Mayor Norman whHe comsidering a new charter Johrmn had dismissed severgif coat of living e ehWthj hinve seven rileutbem. , fow Floyd said today. ,,&& - *oltv' eins- Imict, -Ith nt,wa of -..e charges of a per cent In July despite an , agal= the trio. 130x 7z. . "There is no doubt In my WASHINGTON (AP)-Ten oil companies 1, easi.ng in the incre&w in food - 0 ( I , , ol6 commIsio ad three emother municipa . 4 mind that it will be on the have agreed to repay some $7 mi hon in al'. .~ . .* lities. One deal with the merits of the Prices, the government said to. P4 - O.10YeS elected by the brL Reg. 2 tor 2.41 t November ballot," Floyd said, I day change put in the charter traffic cam, and a%, ( ,icled met, ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) #t leged overcharges to their CUstomers, the 1 %It! I - meet them i new residents) at growth, but to encourage it in Odding if It is not it will be a ( ') ' City elections would be held becuase of financia . . The July report marked only l difficulties Iling what has become a prime Florida power coinpany offi. Federal Energy Administration repor. ~ 200 waste of the taxpayers' money. her than in other areas concerned dispute in the the county hrx- and Usirottle counties which we second time thIs year the the -- Altamonte cials sa state V k In addion, agency officia pollution-control them and take their car away." on Jan. 18, 1972, b re the dirtiest December and while coun. budgeting. Sheets said on \\\\ mony fn ut which have in political corruption case - the laws must be weakened or co gn o14 N The non-degradation nile of cleaned up," Hopping said. - It Thesdav that four other oil comnjes have cilmen term would remain at charter will be '° Pkt. ment's Coer 'I ' ce index utWty The new charter bans city power of state attorney in- s=ers will be pay-ingper Reg. two years, Use mayor's term of November hinges on the city bftn notified they cent the Florida Pollution Control discourages growth. new . $ vestigators to subpoena and bills that are 20 to 100 mpt Board prohibits any lowering of sources, new employment by fice would be extended to officials from switching interrogate witnesses in the hier by 1983. council. Council Indicated iarges oing some 49 The July increase would miwon. three ye ar s. earher . department funds to other absence of an attorney air quality in counties based on whatever name you call it, in this week a series of amwt to an annual for the The overcharges s m from VioIaUo aft"vI departments and prohibits a The Florida Electric Power airuaUty leveis measured in the counties which were cleaner the explanatory workshops wW be flaU of 9.6 per cent, 1ll state. . FEA's pricing regulations. Coordinating Group estimated January C commission from exceeding its IS71 called before the stamp of ___________________________________________ ahead of last year,s8.8 per cent air counties on the arbiLrary Snoopy Williams last week sup- Wednesday that $1 million cxbudget without going to a . approval Is "Its impact is not to prevent date of Jan. 18, l2." ve Of the 10 cOmPan:les, four were ordered to n. Seminole __ inflation tate. pressed such testimoney by Ruler tra a year would be needed to ., referendum. flections Supervisor Camilla I Prices as of July 31 were 11.8 bar price increases and to roll back prices and Bundy fo rming the 1 is of the meet the slate's stringent air S 'Bruce said today she has to i per cent higher than in July .I ~. The apportionment section of perjury indictments, and and water Poflution control -1 take other steps until overcharges totaling Battery I, have a formal resolution and 1973. the government said. That " the charter requires the city to blasted State Atty. Abbott laws. $58.2 million are made up. The FEA identified Powered er than -bANDAID is the biggest 12-monLh jumped be restricted every three years. Herring for allowing such inThe prediction and estirnate the firms as Ashland, Charter, Conoco and .), I. A'd since the year ending Septe A citizens committee, apterrogation despite being were made at a seminar being Pen Koch. power 1; ' theThe baflot wording no tat charter study advisory I ,............, her 17, when the increase was ' 1111 pointed to do the redistricting warned during a union arson attended by state Public Serv. penci commit tee, headed by former for 12.6 per cenL ne oer six comn1es, wc U & ' i would submit a recom. case earfier this year. ice Commissio uox so Rg. sc ' ners and officials city clerk Jane Richards, The Labor refim~ artment'g Bumendation to the council. If Herring, who met behind of the electrical utilities they to name, voluntarily agreed to roU nch Ioq kds! 6.99 Reg. coundl failed to act on the closed doors with Williams re gulate. ck prices totaling 5 5 million wi thout a II)S ANGEl,ES f AP)-Congress may be asked to raise \ \ preparing a completely new owever. workers pg to Sanford airport manager He also a member of Sanford the federal excie lax on gasoline by as much as W cen ts a formal order from the agency. These com charter. Earlier this week she .I J.S. gain grouncl last month in their "lied" Cleveland was Rotary Club, the Elks and the automatically come law appeal the judge's decision to treme reations ... goallon in a move to fight I.-iflation and conserve energy, panies had been accused of illegally ___ _ • ______ ) J janded the document oser to do not elected president of the Flori da Sanford First Presbyterian race with inflation the Los Angeles Times reported today suppress testimony made only benefit the general public in creasing diesel fuel prices and rvice station . . the city council for Its Spendable earnings, after t o his Insestlgdtors dw .• any wa com 1he Tillies, quoted unidentified administration sources rents and incorrectly com'tin base prices Commissioners would run at examination and reconnended parabic to the sast at their fourth annual con tang account icr inflation, L44ól(( Neither Herring nor Williams amounts of money xs saying the Ford adusinistration estimates suh in necessary to large, but tontinue to be e special November election. prounti cos1s a.. moved up by twO-tenths of I per i wo uld discuss their (fleeting, acc c (rcasM gasoline taxes could reduce consumption by as er I omplish the rregulations" required to reside in a given which came after a series of Notiag the proposed new Cent Cleseland, formerl) vice agreements with firms in other parts (;f the lflU( h dS 5 per cent That would put pressure on oil Curtis If. Stanton, FCG chair. All Cotton (I1Skt charter is brief and concise, But since it %as only the sec. 5 c COUflV ritical statements b) the judge man, t-xlx,rting nations to lower their prices for crude oil and Pkg of 6 Peg 1 29 frs Richards said it prosides said the laws should con has been Sanford's airport ond montiily increase thIs year, Bi fold porlfolto with pad and A trengthtn the dollar by reducing US oil Imports the nn ifl ute new istrat.ion form with federal regulations, An FEA spokesman said that in many in. more citizen involvement in the real spendable earnings were file pockets. I'mies quoted its sources as saying. charter is council raising its .of justice in seseral cases, which are not as stringent He manager for more an Req 9 . .4s 4ft Aances the vzoiaticns were lnaaverwnt 1ty go%ernen', c9cH, per cent less than a year 'U" ng th,2 Aftanwfitt: put. also said the state laws are dis, V urlunistratIon economic ads isers beliese own sa.ary The uocument billion I efines the roles of the mayor cause O no graphy warehouse case %%ould be raised in additional gasoline tax revenues, and guised ngrowth policies requires that pay raises for nd council and presides that The major factors pushmg up the cocrence was aort I tt it could be used to reduce income ta xes for familits ( mm ss o er be aop e Williams Monclay declared "Florida's no-clegradation e city council will be known as Prit'" in July, the departmer %% ith annual incomes less than $20,000 or to help balance prior to a new r ille gal a search warrant rule, which is designed to P The victims of the overcharges ranged , 1, o- ; Many charming J a commission said, were higher interests th federal budget , the Tunes said authorizing the pornography tect c-xisting clean-air areas of mans of Florida's local letters on 3/8" colored tape. throughout the disbution chain from large ~J A ma or reason for the govemments show lack of in. The for home buyers and qo-ooe charter study 1 committee r aid and seizure accusing the slate, te nds *rhe income tax reduction would more than balance the Don I lose it label ii' to locate new terest in controlli change to city conunission was terminal operators to consumers. and vir~11 higher Prices on cars, medical ng con officially went out of existence Herring crease in gasoline levies for lower and middle-Incvine of political sources of generation in al. 11 gender, Mrs Richard said, C and restant meals. tuallu all str.ict-ion of tall structures near oleum rroduc were involved r unilies the limes quoted its sources as saying r -when it handed in its final denlogoguery and hypocrisy in ready urbanized areas and dis' noting that while a woman The iflCse in prices the spokesman said. report to the council Mrs for The paper said its sources emphasized that prospects his antImut campaign courage the location of facilities legislator in the city is now consinced that we can work Richards said the group had fir passage of an mc ea • a ne tax gasol i wou, epe in That decision came just three and growth in the rural areas," -1 The actions were taken during the fit sixi J ' Holiday ce gns together." of s knLs a penny in Junc to known as a council"man", the ---..----, decided however to stay in- da ys after Williams compared he said. iirt on whether congressional leaders thought It could be I .0 WV month study of oil com pa ny operations, which a two-tenth, of a cent jump in genderlem commissioner tiUe The new president is a Navy formally organized to i approved before Cengress adjourms, probably i see the Herring's tactics in the political Req FCG counsel Wade Hopping retiree with the rank of cornII €ndedjune30 bytheagency'sre(Ineryau(if July Thelati'stnatjonajaver is appropria te for ei th er x ( tbt r charter tluough the November corruption case to those of the BOX of 20 1' $ k She said the new charter calls review program The FEA said its 90-member g P11 e lection ---_ --U--,-.-,._2O23 Gal Russian secret polic da's polics ireans ou d hase to \ ( rodited irport F ecuti cc __ --id Aaff is in the 111i(LSt of its sf-Tond round of J hF ISP (IF } . 1) 11A~_"N FwKI Prices actually rose by audits. gill I VOW one-tenth of one per cent. But BOX Of 18 . ~ I The four companies susPeCtCd Of over. IV 7? PARTLY C'.OUDY ~ because they Imay rise inuoth 0 . charges of $90.7 million 1mve been given an I ~~. 7 pwil ~.r,* -";" M 4 I partment adjusted the change - P1 M~~~N=~~~~ opportunity to explain their procedures. !, Reg. i 0 __ - __ f , , W f sulafr knths of one per t was % ~~ Parents were up in arms last winter when it was %kho %iolWes the law can have his bicycle imcmt drop as far w the gov. 1.1_4 ,R> Al least one hand must be kept uIx,n the tow ~,pt'ctcd Io in.sure that it is in go(KI mechanical announced that bii,clists dea th s tncrcase 39 per powided (in court order for whatever period of time to I handlebars at all for I fl L Weather details Page 2A. c(indition, that reflectors and lights are in place and • • cent during the energy criiis months of Nov., I 97 the urt (teems necesar) • The price of beef, daI p in working or der Feb., 1974 compared with the same four-month Reg. 55 & S9 Each The regulations cpritained in Chapter 316.11 are 9. After sundown. every bicycle inust be MIS, e9p WW ft-uh Wi is, I period a year age. stated: cquipped ,A ith a laillp ion frunt exhibiting a white lie also suggested that renectorited tapes be gr"r& IN o m Mit The blame was given to the change to daylight 1. iyclist hne the same privileges of the road dlined light visible for 500 feet and a red light visible for 500 sewn on shirts and jackets. "This simple and saviny,s time which meant students riding bicycles .-is motorists, but must follow the smile laws. feet to the rear. except a reflector may be used at I WMPM Fresh Vegetable prices cleir.-Apensive proce to h('oI often 0 left home before cia) light Ih, .- rear Bicyclists must ride astrido: a permanent dlined esen more than usual %talting at'*Ws st(Ts much more visible to passing tachtd Grocery store prices in Hiotorists 10 during earls mnornin hours, F ast said Police (7hief Justus East of Altamoote Springs t parent or guardian ina.s authorize or The Sbin 'n Trim physical evening to Increase muscle tone creased l try, P No bicycle shall be used to \ru un d the Clo-.k y more persolis " WA suggests, howeser, that the real culprit in the perinit a child to violate die bicvcl e law. fs proam at Sninola and physical f1tnez. plus andeAs andI 'tier, the kc was designed to carry In othcr words, Mad. From A anci ba k. l deaths , 'nan rn ws pr hte)rI safet) II The law applies wheneser a bicycle is 12 t Fo Color Ncostive pn t'wing tr is only ut tnterections 1u1J not to step into the I Calendar Reg. 'jerated upon ans public street or biude path ' l Or Slide Ettucation faculty will resume start of the series and again at EACH 4. Freerlding trt(' b~hanging (onto a moving vehicle from bthindirktdttrstanding sethcles,he However, Uie food pri Tce slug. 1.09 C1111 Pk. 8B ( " " classes at 5:15 p.m., Sept 3. the ncIuon of the is rrctiibite 3 Per Coupon ram, gishnes in July did not rIect 12. Persons ature may not ride upon roller skates or I Req. EXPIRES LiMil lim 'n often wi th grang Coupon Must fi Reg. Reg. 5. Bicyclists must ride with the flow of traffic as w hich went into ef feet Jan, 1, 1972 has been largely dtg. healthy Increases already arAbby ----- -----ISA EXPIRES (other devises upon any roadway except while I AU 24 Accompiny Order 2lt -AS for 1110torists, the Altamonte Springs police 79c working thdr way up to & I 814 far to the right of the roadway as possible. AUG 24 I ignored by parents and bue'ellsth. Dr-Crane I ---. cros.sing a street on a crosswalk and except where I . 8A OA YS ONL Y department will be strictly enforcing speed limi each Tueay and Thursday calling the junior edlle fi Hlcyc"Ists nu ride not more than two authorized by sta te, county or municipal governdt'5ignated schI zont, East said. lear and i b t tIR't Horoscope ----------- lB E3 "W want this to be th e safest sch oo l year in our penalty for arkilor v+-n Itm-m4- trn.p- - - 7. If a hicycle pkith Is available it iniist be used IIpilal . East also suggested (tuit of bic) cks for up to 90 cia)s A juvenile rat he r (kin (he roadwa) Obituaries and freni schl b} c)cle hase the bi dc in itizt ns ____________________ - _ 414 . QTS COME t PHONE 14 SIZE . - ___________ ~ I -_ Ri b I %~~F d prjcelOe,If; Jrd,Florida called .. _ No. !Thursday, August 22,1974 -- the full time This year 1,360 teachers are equivalency ; FTE) grants $745 now on the payroll and at the - 0 67th Year, By MARK WEINTZ Herald Staff Wrftter a Wednesday, August 21. 1974 i -- _= - ' - - - - 12"Wooden . ' - Sharpener - I Assorted Colors t Ban riSi C - - Pmtractor Ruler The Van Class Ford May Seek Oct. 2$ tFIDS I -' e as fl w - _-.' .I... -. f ~~__- --- - _Ital rport Leaders e ect ax i.~ eve an s or 11 ' OiO 0 r.1. Sunar nter Label Maker •' - __------ Box Of 1 0 -r Colorin B0 r 2 - Oi ras an X Cmyons = 1'1 it t Compass -~.-w () I F tness osses Start Sept. 3 Nestea Tq* ass I ~!` ?1 Cookigle Ballftarin ,_-'~ - - wine Pops Brach ndv 5 7 Color !V-~ pi M , It --. - g CaMs - - fF - - .A - t i 1-M. - - ~ ' 2$ 0 for e ~ is a )"*#~''',0-1-f, ~.% 0. 8. I I "Y_ 0 a w 3 $ I 0 - -~ 4 - ., I - __ , - I ._ Z ___1FA1 -_-~L _i :-:X o, ;i~--",fj-~;.,s~z~,1-~,. ---. - L !~._ . -_'.~ ---__ - - !;~~~il -___i- - - .e_~ V Rbkk, F4~_ 14- ~_ --.--- __._:___ __ 1_U Index , ci ______ : = ' . - - all our stuLents will arns e alive _________________ -- _____ Teiesuion -i - �-....----- ;-z- •---- --.-- '---"- S 2A— Evening Herald ..-- - ----- i_ - Thursday, Auyut 22, 1974 POLICE BLOTTER VOU Evening Herald q -P I Sanfcrd Cash, tackle box, and knife valued at $62 stolen Wednesday Lumber valued at $20 stolen from home of George Beechan Wednesday from B. Edwards of 124 Sedgefleld Circle, Winter a Outboard motor valued at Four water pumps valued at 1224 stolen Wednesday from 1640 stolen Tuesday from home of Dlbert McBride of 703 Tompkins Land Company site Palmetto Ave. at San Jaw Cp.r Woods Boulevard and SR 436. Altamonte Springs Wallet and cash valued at $25 stolen Wednesday from auto of Alvin Ladd O'Brien, 22, of Jorge A. Rodriguez of 1320 Clay St., Winter Park Sedgefield Apts., Winter Park. Jailed Wednesday In lieu of 15MU4 or! nn charge . Air conditioner v!Juet' at S'1 / jj -. Donald Clyde SmithJr., 23, of Custon Builders Inc. of Box 47 Parsons Road, Altamonte Springs. Longwood, jailed Wednesday in Auto valued at $2,000 stolen at lieu of $5,000 bond on charge of unknown date from home of Possession of marijuana. J.P. Powers of 3201 Everette St., Apopka, found Tuesday County with moderate damage. The theives abondoned the car Where they found it—in Powers Robert Earl Hanke, 43, of 34 Balsam Drive. Winter Park, drive way. Jailed Wednesday in lieu of Sl,0) n h:3rge of rdoi lLongwood cc ny. Office furniture valued at Lawn mower stolen Tuesday 11,500 stolen Wednesday from recovered Wednesday by office at corner of Longwood detective Tom Ling. Mower Road and Lake Emma was returned to owner, Burgess, 556 E. Pasedena. AL;i' j I Beth Benson with James Hasa and United Fund's Tom Hunt (Right) — Old reporters never fade away — they Just take government jobs and run for secretary of state, Don Pride, formerly Gov. Reubin Askew's press secretary, Is the latest. He's traveled a well-trodden path in his progresslon from reporter for the The St. Petersburg Times and The Palm Beach Post through government work and into a race fer secretary of state, Former reporters Stan Tait and Don MeikleJohn set a prec. edent for defeat for the breed when they ran losing races for ftc same office In 1970. Tait is a former news service reporter who was admjnis.. trative assistant to Lt. Gov. "1 think anybody has a Tom Adams when Adams was chance," Melklejohn said. 11 secretary of state. He finished Don's probably as well known third In a three-way Democrat. as anybody else In that race." ic primary. Pride's oi'ponents for the Meiklejohn is a former St. Democrtic nomination are Petersburg Times reporter who Bruce Smathers of Jacksonwas special assistant to former yule, Beverly Dozier of TallaGov. Clause Kirk when he hassee and J.L. "White Acre" launched his unsuccesful Re-McMullen of Live Oak, who publican bid for secretary of topped Tait for second place in state. 1970. "I think everybody ought to "Don can win provided Ru run for of.-ice," said MeikIe. things happen," Tait said. "lie john, hastening to acid that he has to raise sufficient money to would never do it again, get at least a minimal advertls. Pride did not consult with Ing campaign, because name Tail and Meiklejohn before an. identification is a critical fac. nouncing his candidacy, but if tor." he had neither would have dis. "Second, and maybe even couraged him, more important than that, he 'Path ' Thursday, August 22,1974-3A I Secretary Race? needs a gimmick," he added. "If Don could come up with something along those lines, then hp can win." Another former newsman, Bill Gibson, may be joining Askew's campaign staff, filling a vacancy created by Pride's resignation, Gibson, assistant to Administration Secretary Kenneth Ireland, said he has discussed with Askew aides we posibiftty Joining the governor's staff. However, the former news service reporter said any such move would be temporary and last only for the campaign. Gibson said he would return to the Department of Administraton alter,vards. n Union chief Bubba Semon, president of the Florida Building Trades, wanted his support of the Askew-Jim Williams ticket known before th e governor selected a running mate and printed campaign bumper stickers. So Semon attached a left over 1970 Askew-Adams sticker to the rear bumper of his car. But Adarn.c hic, nr v'urse, been dropped from the Askew ticket, so Semon crossed his name off the bumpter sticker with black electrician's tape. "I couldn't cut that thing off," he explained. "I had the union label on the Adams side," Askew-Williams bumper stickers are now available, but Red C R. New HiRoad.l s .• " I i '- -.--.-.-,.-..... - WI ll Pride Follow TALLAHAs,EE, Fla. (AP) Lumber Yard at 903 W. 3rd St. Park. ; •J•- Semon has no desire to change, "I've had a lot of comment on also is a lobbyist and a conflict of Interest might develop betwein repre.-entz"I= if clients and the commission. lt," he said. Florida came close to having the attorney for the state Elections Commission appear before a grand jury Investigating alleged corruption in state government. When the commission to in. In the past two months, Jaf. fry has been called twice before the Leon County grand jury. During a series of news con. ference questions on how events in Wastiiigton affected this year's Florida election, Gov. Reubin Askew was asked what difference he saw in his 1970 and 1974 campaigns. sure honest elections was formed last year, then Seci-e. tilry of State Richard Stone appointed Ed Jaffry, a Tallahassee lawyer, as Its attorney. However, Jaffry stepped down after newsmen Bill Cox of The Miami News and Bruce Giles of 11w Miami herald pointed out to Stone that Jaffry "For one thing," Askew replied, "I saw a great movement in 1970 to replace the governor which I have not seen this year." Op e n s County Off ice BY JANE CA&SELBERRY are organized in Seminole Updated Standard and ready to come to the aid of Advanced First Aid classes will victims of major disasters such be offered this year. The The Central Florida Chapter as floods, tornados and Advanced First Aid course will of American Red Cross has hurricanes, be to train emergency response formally opened its Seminole The Red Cross Water Safety personnel. County office behind the Winter program is very active In the Park Savings and Loan county teaching swimming to An agency of the Seminole AUGUST 22 Fashion Seminar and open Association building at 17-92 hundreds of adults and children County United Fund, Red Cross Alcoholics Anonymous, open house, 7:30 p.m., Clothin and SR 436 in Casselberry. each summer as well as life is planning a demonstration of meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal Laboratory, Seminole Junior Seminole District Manager saving, Instructor and boating its various services at the Church, Parish House, 400 College. Speakers, student Beth Henson says the office will safety courses. Altamonte Mall In October. Magnolia Ave., 8.9 p.m, models, and refreshments, be open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Herald Staff Writer The Dis coun t Department Store CALENDAR Registration for sewing classes weekdays and an after hours Lake Nary Rotary Club, The now cpen. worker provides 24-hour Forest recreation center, 8 a.m. AUG. 31 emergency assistance, The office will offer the full AUG. 23 Alcoholics Anonymous range of Red Cross services. Southslde Elementary school Women's Group, Holy cross heading the Seminole operation advisory committee Episcopal Church Parish are th addition toMrs Her-on mmm nice,,,our classy mr acti fashions! f) r i ce Complaint iris! Leads To Notice organiZaUonlmeeting for Ig House, 400 Magnolia Ave., areMrs. Betty Kjen first vice 75 school year, 10 a.m., school p.m. chairman ofthe Central Florida TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) for former Beverage Director library for all Interested SETEmER Chapter; James Rasa, vice — parents. The chief of enforcement in Winston Wynne. SLIM 'N TRIM, Tuesdays chairman for Seminole and the state Restaurant Division Bustne& Regulation Director AUG. and Thursdays, 5:15 Commercial Chairman for ordered a legal notice against a Charles Jackson said the spon6:15 p.m. United Fund; Sal Orlando, restaurant four days after cornCentral Florida Blood Bank SJC sors of the party specially mobile unit, Longwood Area Seminole Junior College. SmInole disaster chairman; plaining about its hors avoIdedanydionofpri ce Chamber of Commerce Blood SE? EMJER 4 Mis. Marion Eggers, water d'oeuvres prices at a Business "because we do regulate the Bank, 8a.m. to noon, Longwood Mid-state Antique Bottle safety chairman; Mrs. Grace Regulation Division party, restaurant." Parks, Red Cross Volunteer; City Hall. '8 0 Cahlcciors, 1:30 p.m., First and Bernard Fernandez delned He said the legal notice was a C. Eugene Kellner, chapter that the notice to Joe's Steak routine matter in Federal Savings and Loan executive director. S Alcoholici Anonymous s and SpihetU Rouse, long pop..' not getJnvoh'd, which he did Dover Shores 3212 E. Among the services provided ular wtfl legislators and lobbyWomen's Group, Holy C3 Conway Rd., Orlando. Tables Inspector E.E. Duggar saidI Episcopal Church Parish Provided for sale and display, by ARC for military men and Isis, wa in retaliation for what he Issued the notice Monday at House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 24 their families are corn- he considered the high price, the direction of Fernandez, p.m. Calf Raising munications, financial $20, for a small amount of whose office Is in Tampa, alClinic, the assistance and counseling. Red cheese and meat hors though "normally we would AUG. 28 Agricultural Center from at 7:30 Cross workers assist veterans d'oeuvres. to 9:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, just notify the cwner that a cor. in filing for educational and closed meeting, Holy Cross SEPT. 8 Fernandez told The Florida rection was necessary." medical benefits and offer Times-Union Wednesday that Episcopal Church Parish The notice gave the restau. Second annual barbecue counseling when problems he complained to the restaurant rant 60 days to Install vestibules House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 34 sponsored by Laigwood Area arise, P.W. Chamber of Commerce, Imorood Area amhier p.m., Lake Golden recreation area at Sanford Airport. Commerce general meeting, DIZkland P.M., First Fcderal of invited. Seminole, SR 434 Speakers— Tickets available at gate. Ken Dyer and Anne Maynard of SEp 9 Florida Power Corp. AUG. 27 Sanford lions Club , °0fl4 House of Steak. Guest speaker, Rev. Elliott Hodges , pastor Palmetto Avenue Baptist Cburth, Sanlord Pilot Club, cookout, Joe Gragenella, at on rest rooms opening into a Three disaster action teams the the party last Thursday night reception area. Sa nford- Seminole Art Association, 7:30 p.m., Cultural Arts Building Sanford. Critique on men). her's paintings by Joseph, Willianis Shemin Rotary meeting will have Charles Townes, Home Health 6:30 p.m., home of Marjorie Education services speak on Jernlgan, 405 Lake Blvd. Guest drugs and alcohol in the speaker. Sgt. Beau Taylor of schools. Luncheon meeting at Seminole Sheriff's Department Sanford Civic Center. on "Bicycle Safety." SEPT. is AUG. 29 State Sen. John Vogt will address Alcoholics Anonymous open theon Rotary Club at lun. meeting at Sanfoni meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal save 55c get your share of knit tops our reg. 299 -.------- helps ym doft ' A S' price. 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Pki - J 7744 4 24-wactlefier wit --full 322-1681 - 11: i j I ORLANDO EAST /MELBOURNE /WESTORLANDO/CASSELBERRY /ORLANDO /SANFORD IKISSIMMEE East Corner Babcock St West Colonial Dr. WINTER HAVEN Near South Highway 1792 and NASA Blvd. Colonial Drive Vine St. at 1 Block North Of Cypress at Powers Dr Jai Alai Fronton Oranqe Ave at Airport Blvd Bermida Ave Garndens Blvd on U S /DAYTONABEACH Daytona Mall Nov a Rd & Voluii Ave (t 92) ___ • — �- - - - - -- -- -- --:_.--_ - -- -- fl: Ikiy, Augu.,j 22, h'14 Turner Fights Extradition Sanford TALLAHASSEE. Ha. (API extradition and gave Horowitz general's office and myself in - While t ther Senate candi. until Sept. 13 to answer the ob- an embarrassing position." dates n'ie visiting the Capitol jections. "It seems unusual that New to promote their campaigns, Corin said he would make no Glenn Turner was in the gover- recommendation to Askew until York would wait until the day I nor's conference room to try to after Sept. 13. filed for election to seek my exstay out of jail in New York. tradition," he said. Askew has fulldiscretion to Trne, seeking the [)'m- determine whether Turner will But he saJ r& cratle nomination said after an be extradited. statewide te evislon hookup extradition hearing held in the Turner told newsmen after shortly before the election to room Wednesday thai his cam- the hearing that "someone here give the full story on all his le. pafgn had been interupted by a ii Florida Is trying to put the gal problems and "let the "political move by some of my governor's office, tilt attorney people decide." Opoonentc" to New York. He faces a six-month jail ntence on a contempt of court finding for fa!ing ta live up to an agreement by him and his cosmetj firm, Koscot Interplanetary Inc., to meet certain TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — InterA subpoena to -Maroon Ofrepayment and notjfjcjition rial Revenue Service agents in- dered him to provide the IRS procedures. vestigating Florida Comp- with his financial records, l Michael Corin, the assistant trotter Fred 0. Dickinson have cluding cancelled checks and Florida attorney general who questioned a banker from records of business dealings conducted the heannE, said he Pnmpnn Beach and another with Dickinson, dating back to would make no recommenda. from Vero Beach. 1969. tion to Gov. Reubin Askew on Hoke T. Maroon, president of extraditon until after the Sept. the Commercial Bank of Vero Hobbs said the IRS was inter10t) Fler !a pnm rv. nd Wi1tur A. Hobbs utcd in his personal fintnciiI Ile asked Seldon Horowitz, an Jr., president of the First Na. records from 1970 but said he assistant New York attorney tional Bank in Pompano Beach, left no records with the agents. general with the Securities and said they were asked WednesFinance Bureau in New York day about contributions to Hobbs said that his interview Qty if his case would be dam. Dickinson's election cam- With the IRS agents satisified ged by the three-week delay. paigns. them that his testimony was not Horowitz said his state had no Maroon said he "might needed before a federal grand objection to the delay. contributed iso to one of the jury probing Dickinson's Corin gave Turner's lawyer, campaigns. Hobbs said he had personal financial affairs and Ed Garland of Atlanta, until never contributed money to his methods of granting state Sept. 3 to file objections to the Dickinson, banking licenses. Miellage Down Figures released Wednesday by Sanford City Manager Warr Knowles' office show city taxpayers will pay a slightly low. miRage rate for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. After recent adjustments by city commissioners, the pp roved government operations budget is 3,128,327 and debt service $406,000 for a total of Bankers Questioned a 4bout DickInSc)n GiftS 13,S34,8Z7. Included in the operations budget contingency fund is $8,620 for capital improvements approved by cornmissioners. Knowles' office said total property tax inillage to ho w"S5,4,1 for the coming year is 8.47 mills—.03 mills less than the current 8.50 millage. Revenues from the property tax, state taxes, and other sources will fund the balanced budget and no deficits are excted in city I service operations. I 'Florida Fox' Surrenders Evening Herald TALLAHASSEE, Fin, (AP) and two counts cach of robbery theater managers, judged in- Florida Fox" in letters he sent - "The Florida Fox will run no and conspiracy, sane a.'i, sent to the state hos- to law enforcement officials, more." "Not guilty to all charges," pital from which he escaped taunting them about his being So said the self-styled "Fox," Clouser said, after a few months. loose. former Orlando police detective An Orlando policemen from Clrtser left a wife, Marlene, Jack Clouser, after turning 1956 to 1961, Clouser resigned In Orlando. Using the alias The former figutive nego. himself In Wednesday to agents under fire for alleged associ- Dennis Ray Simons, he married Hated through his New York at. of the Florida Department of ation with underworld figures another woman in San Fran- torney, James Siff, for the Post. Criminal Law Enforcement, and for alleged violent te1den- cisco. Margaret Simons said surrender news conference to Clouser, 42, was a fugitive for des. earlier this week that Clouser promote a biography that plans O t.ars alter escaping from He was convicted of kidnap- told her he was divorced. In colloboration with author Do. the Florida mental Hospital at Ing, robbery and beating two He tagged himself as "The vid Fisher. Chattahoochee in 1964. His DOT: IN BRIEF Shreve-omcilfiy be bate Candidate 'l'Al,l.AIIAS,SEF: Fin. (AP) - A Pensacola real-estate man running for the U.S. Senate has called Florida's program ('f buying environmentally endangered lands "the best sample of fiscal and moral irresponsibility that I have ever seen." I ne Macon said Wednesday that t) state should lx' able to cc'ntienmn the land and have a court set the price rather than having to negotiate the price. 'iliis would protect the taxpayer from the ambitious politician who t'oul(I abuse an otherwise good program, said Macon, vnc of 11 candidates for the Democratic nomination. Macon, h' has spent less than $3,000 on his campaign, stopped In Tallahassee for a news conference on his first N%% 1fig outside his home area, lie arrived an 141iu' after the scheduled time for the conference. In a letter to O'Malley, who he Is challenging for the l)etnticratic n"mination to the job, Shrc ii' sr'd WvtIzsthv that he arranged for the debate to be held at 10:30 am, Monday in the Sheraton Motor Inn in Fort Myers. Shreve had asked earlier that the debate be held in Tallahassee Hut O'Mf lIe) said his campaign schedule taIled for him to be in Collier and Lee Counties and that he oukl not disrupt It. Shireve said lit' ;ilso was inviting Fitzhugh Powell, another Democratic hopeful, to the debate, Tipster Reveals Murder Clouser said at a news con1rence shortly after his PUNTA GORDA, Fla. (AP) The tip to WCCF came from a shot three times in the left side surrender that he was tired of running and hoped to make - An anonymous caller who man who sounded mlddleaged and once In the head, amends to two teen-age 54)fl3 told a radio station where to and had a clear, distinct voice, "Somebody definitely meant living in Orlando with one of his find one "dead dope pusher" said Bill LOU, assistant station to kill that man, that's for may carry out a threat to kill manager. two wives. sure," he said. others, says Charlotte County "The fact that I have been a Sheriff Jack Bent. "I wasn't surprised we did "A man called the station and hunted man has never left my find a body." the sheriff added. "He certainly wa right the said 'Would you like to find conscious or subconscious mind first time so I have no reason to dead dope pusher?" LOU said. " figured that somebody wa and I have never really known a believe there wouldn't be "fl asked who was talking either playing a heck of a hoax or they were really sincere." day of perfect peace or con- others," Bent said Wednesday he replied, 'Never mind.' 1'ntinnt," he said. after his Officers found a body Officers were investigating "Mn he said a dead dope Clouser, returned to chat- where the caller told station pusher was left on the side of the possibility the caller was an tahoochee following his surren. WCCF it would be. State Road 771, three miles irate parent or perhaps a drug der, faces several Orange victim as west of U.S. 41, about 50 feet pusher who knew about others Police identified in his trade, he said. ('ounty, Fla., warrants dating Alan Leroy Rummel, 34, a self- from the road." From 1964. employpd swimming pool conLotz said the caller ended the Bent said Charlotte County, Florida agent Charles Lay- tractor from nearby Engle- conversation with a threat: "If on Florida's Southwest Coast, man read the charges at the wood. Rummel, married and they don't quit pushing dope in had drug problems similar to surrender - kidnaping, aggra. the father of three, had no p0- Charlotte County, you'll find small communities nationwide. ;ated assault, breaking and en- lice record. He was,shot three some more dead dope push"It's here," he said. "It's not ering, grand larceny, assault times in the left side and once In ers." any big operation; same as it Is vith intent to commit murder the head, police said. Bent said the man had been in any community." Blasts Land Buys TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) "flint, combined with re- which is Florida may need an in. (luced revenue, has left the primary used for resurfacing of federal government will not be roads and to repair bothered, he said. crease in the gasoline tax In or- state '100 per cent fund' probridges. Hilliard was questioned about (icr to finance much-needed gram pretty much unfunded," the department's fund-hortii vo road resurfacing programs and Hilliard said. The state pro. itoad projects that are par- after it was reported by Tam pa bridge repairs, a state official vides all funds for the program tially or wholly funded by the television station WFLA. says. Mal Hilliard, chief of the Transportation Department's planning bureau, said Wednes. (lay that the energy crisis had cut gasoline tax revenue. This, he said, has resulteo in forcing a delay in a planned $2iimillion resurfacing program and $20 million in bridge repairs, The Cabinet has provided the TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (AP) The state officials were E.A. the grand jury Will return to its deparunenu with a $10-million The Leon Count)' grand Jury Faircloth, executive assistant investigation of O'Malley when advance for urgent repair on that is investigating possible to O'Malley; Edward J. Ses- it resumes its meetings next bridges in the Florida Keys, he corruption in state government sions, Treasury Divsion direc- Tuesday, :td. will rcswne its inquiry next tor; and two bureau chiefs unHut the agency is at the point week by hearing from officials der The jury apparently was in. Sessions, Lucille Stello of where It may need an increased in Treasurer Thomas Collaterial Securities and Rob. vestigating other matters when revenue base, meaning a hike O'Malley's department. it heard from a number of lob. ert Jenkins of Banking. in the eight-cents-per- gallon Subpoenas to appear 2s wi tbyists last week in its first ses. tax, he said, Half of the tax goes nesses were Issued Wednesday Also subpoenaed were stons after Chief Justice James to the state, said Hilliard. to four offichls, to two men George Fletcher and Richard Adkins of the Florida Supreme The department has also suf- connected to a loan to O'Malley, Fletcher of Gainesville. They Court ordered the investigation fered from rampant inflation, and to Horace Drew, a are officers in Bivens Arms halted and then rescinded his he said, Tallahassee Lobbyist who has Corp., a development firm that order. Officials had projected 4 per already appeared twice before O'Malley said loaned him $38,Scissions, Jenkins and Mrs. cent Inflation over the first six the panel. 500 to buy his home in Talla- Stello were ordered to appear rnoaths of this year, he said. Drew's la.stest appearance hassee. Tuesday, the Fletchers on Instead, he said, inflation in. was last week before the grand Wednesday and Faircioth and creased by 26 per cent, jury recessed. The supoenas indicated that Drew nex Thursday - TAIJ.AfIAs;j.; Ha. (AP) Rep. Jack Shreve has rescheduled a proposed debate with Insurance Corn. inis.j,q Thiiriia ()'Malley to suit O'Malley 's travel plans. name adorned the FBI's "lU Most Wanted" list for seven Years. a longevity record. Gasoline Tax Hike Needed For Road Repairs FLORIDA -- Extortion Plan Bungled l)AV 1l, lic ,'d') \ t IUId.L. t\t('itiDflht tiun;lctj it "hen he called Atlantic Rank in this &ujth Florida town, police say, "There's a tx'rn[i in your bank," police quoted the man as telling a bank officer Wednesday. "Go to this phone booth and wait further instructions." Police said the bank officer went to the designated booth and soon the telephone rang. "Have you got the money?" the caller asked. 'What money?" the banker replied. "You didn't say anything about money." The caller, speechless, hung up in confusion, police said. The bank was searched. No bomb was found. FPL To Issue Securities MIAMI AI'u Officials of Florida Power and light Co.. the state's largest utility, say the firm plans to ISSUe S175 million in securities to help fin?nce new electric Facilities, I"P&l. spokesman Tony Bothwell said Wednesday the i'oiiipanv proposes to negotiate public offerings of $12.5 million and first-mortgage bonds and $50 million in preferred stock. 'I'he utility will use the proceeds mainly to repay shortterm debts incurred in connection with 1974 construction activities, Bothwell said. 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Laok. $62,950 in presidential pension, House until Wa te rgate legal IsNow without public Those financial options for pay his legal fees, funds to pius about $1e,000 for other past sues are resolved. Iflhlmately, the makthils are the former President wer° out. .sumably will need Nixon pre- government service ranging lined by Nixon assoates al. private at- from World War II military expected to go to Nixon, but torneys -O to advise him on a duty to vice president. For his there has been no indication lie there is nu firm word on pending Watergate trial su what he will do. One first six months out of office, will sell them. He has said preadviser andmatters perhaps other Wa. he's also entitled to $450,000 in viously that the materials said he expected no quick dcci-poi tergate transition office expenses then would be placed in a Nixon sion on future financial arNixon's present financial will get $96,000 a year rangeniie for aides' presidential library. situation is this: salaries, plus other benefits Nixon's resignation made No one has said Nixon intends -ills cash savings werc vir- such as office space, more imn1etiftt(' the money tually wiped to write a book. After his out by a payment probltm that hcan four 'I'he simplest quick step Nix. presidency, In' authored of 231,7Ot for back taxes and could take to raise signili- coinnierctal!y successful vol. muntk ago with Internal iteve. penalties from W71J-72, plus in. nue Service findings that he terest cant money probably would be ume entitled "Six Crises." the sa le of his two houses in Key owed nearly $500,000 in back in Experts in the publishing in-lie has Promised to pay an Biscayne, Fla., which come taxes, penalties and in. could net dustry say that paying Nixon a additional $148,081 for 1969 back him 1150,000 or terest. more, big advance for book would be taxes, although the statute of Within six months, he'll also highly speculative. They While the documen ts of his say himitatlonsforcivilcolloctioflof have to revamp his mortgage presidency are potentially that sum has expired, that It is Impossible to tell now arrangements for the San Cle- what the public worth millions, Nixon's prob. interest in a -He was to pay 3243,000 in mente property. He could aim- Nixon book would be In lz to 2 1cm is ready cash. "I've got to principal and interest July lSas ply extend payments on the find a way to pa y my ta xes," the final years - the minimum time pa yment on his San amoun t now due or he co d ul ey figure would elapse before th Nixon said in his White house Clemente property, But he re- raise immediate cash by nego- a book could be f arewell Aug. 9. in bookstores. six-month extension on Uattng a new and larger mortHis income dropped sharply, ceivecia Another major question, they that debt in return for agreeing gage. 10 from presidential salary to pen- to pay agree, Is what would Nixon higher interest, The former President 'iLso say? - 1. - •- .: - ,.= —::i Aw. z)! - - - -, ..*-. j ."•, ____________ % NYLON S-N A t% MAW COM PLETELY INSTAL LED 00 w : I - __________ • - The current Rockefellers: (Clockwise fruni top left) Nelson. John, David, Laurance and Abby - WITH HEAVY SPONGE RUBBER PAD Examp 40 sq. yds. $279.60 45 sq. yds. Bring Your Measurements Or Call Us For Free Shop At I-lame 99 _________________ $314.55 sq. yd. 50 sq. yds. $349.50 -- 13 Exciting MASTER CHARGE - Colors To on 1 active control and public leadership. 1 though _____ 07 WALL TO WALL. RPET, SPECIAL SAN CLEMI.;NTF' Calif. sion, with his resignation in the (AP)-His principal assets at this could make a financial comeNixon may face of virtually certain irn. point sell his Richard Florida N. are his equity in the San back by writing a book or sellhouses and peachment over Wa te rga te. Clemente property and two Ing his pa pe rs and ta pes. could renegotjaI the mortgage Since retreating to his ocean. houses at Key Illscayne, Flu. on his San Clemente The pa pers and tapes are po. estate to front resIdoflrpprflN.,nn.. lie ea4' urtaIlucurp,rute stocks or tentially worth millions of dol. person.l budget problems his aides have said nothing bonds - _________ Private L f Ivixon s I - flu',.- -. s is I NEW YORK (AP) In the efellers have found a new role trademarks of a family that life giving away money and spring of 17), Johann Peter in the political arena, considers wealth a public trust polishing his public image He Rockefeller left his home in the It is a dynasty based on and waste a sin, died Li 1937, three months short German Rhineland and settled wealth, and the origin of that Under his direction, Standard of his With birthday. in the Nn-wilderness of New wealth can be dated with pee. Oil acquired Control of Or uil John D. Rockefeller Jr. spent Jersey. He was a man of little ci.c. industry through mergers, (a- his life In the shadow of th wealth and his name meant On Jan. 10, 1870, the Standard vorable railroad rates, rebates family fortune. He was a shy, nothing. Oil Co. was incorporated in and other practices, many now retiring man with little taste for Seven generations later, the Ohio with John Davison Rock. illegal. By l85, th e company the world of buainss and Rockefeller name is sy. efeiler as prtsident. He was controlled 95 per cent of the na roce. He seemed almost nonymous with power and called a robber barcn by many. lion's oil refining capacity. At apologetic about the family's wealth, with public service and He gave away $530 million be. the turn of the century, John D. wealth and spent most of his Life with philanthropy. The second fore he died. He was Nelson Rockefeller's annual income giving part of it away. son of that seventh generation, Rockefeller's grandfather, was estimated at $50 million. In 1913, he crganIzd the Nelson A Rockefeller, was The earl) generations of lie was called the richest man RockfIhør Fe'd .ti B) th ned am on Tuesday by Vresi. Rockefellers had siirvi'ed in in tl'. utid. time he died in 1960, the (oundept "cd ai k nommec for America s tradesmen and The break-up of Standard Oil dation and other family-f unded vice president farmers, neither spectacular in 1911 under new federal anti agencies had given an esti. In a country not given to titles successes nor failures. The trust laws had little effect on mated $2.5 billion to education, and ruling class, the Rock family no dates its history the family fortu ne John D medical research and other soefellets have perpetuated a d from the birth of John D. flock Rockefeller had retired from cial and tharItab causes nasty of ;reat influerme ri et'c- klkr in 1&. His (athcr 'as active busin.ss l i fe. Despite such philanthropy, nomic affairs and now political an itineeant salesmin who His most trusted advisee, a the children of John Jr. titherlife, sometimes used the name "Dr. Baptist minister named Fred- fLed considerable fortunes. A Family members are spread Rock" to peddle patent mcdi- crick T. Gates, had warned daughter and five sons, Nelson through corporate, Industrial, cines, him, "Unless you distribute Aldrich Rockefeller Included, nking, real estate and inter. John D. Rockefeller had a your vast fortune quicker than seemed to wear their mlllioi&s national business ventures. The knack for acquiring money and it grows, it will crush not only more comfortably. While their Rockefeller Foundation and away. you and your children, but your father Was content with the . other organizations annually was imagina4vranJ ruthless in children's children." et bankrolling of philanthropy, dispense millions from family his business dealings, pious and With the aid of his son, John they have acquired a taste for endowments and gifts. In the utterly correct In his private D. Rockefeller Jr., the ~6efiIOF past decade and a hi Rock. life. His attributes have become Rockefeller spent the rest Of his Problem Thursday, August 22, 1974-7A BAN KAME RI CARD BA N K F I N A N CI N G --- Choose From CENTRAL L- - ARP C I _______Monday &-Thuirsday 9-9 'Tues. ET NO OBLIGATION . SALE _______________ ___ S Wednes-day Iriday, Sat. 9. ________ S in s pr - • g PH, 862-8600 LU - - —- - u- - -- - -j - . • - .- ...* —,- - 0 JV AP IILW IL tv I AP AD V _....I?.fdrrn/xz-vP - - - •' ''. 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Mrs. Crane Lookrl s unuiijze your prestige meInwofentas if toy ~aying you employ shoTt words "Do psychologists waste so and thus belittle college much time on self-evident pchology by over- axioms" uriplification So I ffAnv1y smiled and "Isn'ttheabifttytoputjdeas nole1 toward the speiiker, aossinsctwords oneofthe meanwhile twllng myiger criteria for a superb teacher?" abo%e rny right ear In the to -Men's, Save ir •. SANFORD PLAZA'S -- PLAZA / ji - I 110~ steaming afternoon (no air 1 AV •• by a female "But the psychology I got in conditioning available) to college was very impractical. desaibe the purpose, plus the "However. I kept an tffl I m thod,c,of her recently got my Ph.D. reswch Project for graduate I attended our students who were WOrkinh toward their Ph.D. In American Psych:logIc psychology. Assmiation Convention. 30% women's and children's brand Digital. day-date calendar and electrics to choose from. 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MARKEY, Advertissing Director ill rts Foreign A'a ; rpo At IV WASHINGTON -Ile U.S, government hAs unlocked security doors, unarmed guards and --Copenhagen: "Security is almost non- tying in with a junket by the [louse Armed found grossly Ina dequate sc'rity at eight major Inadequate airport fencing. Home De , fivery: Week, 55cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; e xistent. It 6 the most lax in the world ... Guards Services Committee, which oversees ir Year. W.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All foreign airports from which terrorists my fly Farnborou gh at the access points pass anyone with any type of Force. The cover for the trip is the -New Delhl: "Very poor screening. No offor hijacking and bombing attacks in America- ficers around parked aircraft... other mail: Month, S2.70; 6 Months, $16.20,Months LD...SAS should be forced to abide by a security International Air Show ouiside London. 7be slow pace of The eight "most vulnerable" airport., program or give up it flights to the U.S. the Indian police (means) a resolution of In memo, stamped in red "Important turned up by a secret Federal Aviation problems will not take place for some chief clerk Leon Drozd Co : ee" time." The FAA survey was conducted during June, Administration sure which was obtained by th con ll spend their four days g ressmen wi says e —Bangkok "Security is poor to non. July and early this month Airports Rep John Murphy, 11)-N Y Hotel plush Ch . showing the in London at the xlst t The most Improvement were in Hong Kong and West d passengers in Watergate Hurting As sponsor of 'a new anti hi jacking law, e r areas when most of their London the report said, "the greatest boarding." Murphy pointed out the results to Transportation FAA praisesan es in Mideast air terminals," except for members will be entertained by &eZ or doing Secre tary Claude Brinegar with a request t well under these incredible conditions. here i, t j,, United Aircraft, McDonnell Douglas and other heordersuspensionof U.S. airtrafflctotheeight aircr aftfirmswhosegovernmentcontractsofkn Footoo Murphy antl.hfjacklng act —Bnisseis: "Secutybverypoorand spotty. countries unle&s they t ighten security. come under committee jurisdiction. a 1'hj is dangerous in view of the fact that provides that if ore hflP a From London, tiy will fly to Madrid, purThe U.S. government sleuths, working Un- Brussels airport has been the focal point of m ust, t. porteilly so they can visit a National Space and i , dercover, named the eight airports as Beirut, terrorist movement of weapons...Weapons, minimum, I walking around ong faces r' Aeronautics Administration tracking station 40 these days are professional politiciansNew Delhi, Bangkok, Brussels, Rome, Buenos bombs, etc., could easily be transferred to the oreign violator must comply or lose miles from the city. Ample time has been left iiu*on Aires, Copenhagen and London. Here are the passengers." p Dem ocrats. free, however, for bullfights and for shopping at highlights of the FAA findings: JUNKETING SEASON: The House Science -Rome: "After the Dec. 17, 1973, commandoSix weeks ago Democratic Party leaders were Madrid's luxury shops. - Beirut: "Arab terrorists continue to use style fire bombing of a Pan Am flight in w hich 32 Committee wfll soon usher in the fall junket talking of a veto proof Congress in 1974 and the Five members have already signed up for the tour to [..etianon as a haven for murderers, hijackers persons were killed, the Rome airport security Season with a where they Presidency in 19,6. trip One is in veterat e junketeer Rep Richard : chm 'tt and terrorists..,The Lebanese govemcnt af- improment was oaly temporary. ( TheN are) can quaff Today they're hoping for modest gains Ilanna. Calif., a lame duck who will not even Spanish bulls, all in the name of science. House and Senate, and scarecj to death of 1976. w Il* ith be back in January. Four staffers also hope to congressmen, their pockets loaded diploma ti c tinmunity...There is no appreciati on were obviously inoperati ve.,," When former President Nixon admitted his taxpayers' money, will embark for London, tag along. by security personnel at the airport of -Buenos Aires: "Government security Madrid and Amsterdam In a few days. An In. early invo!vement in Watergate and resigned he dimensiorLs of the security thmat posed by Footnote: When our associate Bob Owens people do search, but they only seArch when they ternal travel memo urger them to bring potential tmocists...-, lifted a terrible weight from the backs of the their confronted him with the memo, Drozd gasped: feel like it...One plane returned to the airport wive9, but discreetly suggests the spouses' ex- "How do you guys get that stuff?" He then American people-and Place it with tender loving -t,ondon (Heathrow): "The English are very with engine trouble and e passengers penses be paid by the congressmen. bullheaded and have refused to institute proper care on the backs of the professional oliticians quickly added that the memo was just some (roamed) at will and re-embarked without any To make sure the most luxurious military thoughts he had "put down on paper security measures." The investigators found search." who look after the fortunes of the Democratic Pary. ...We aircraft is available, the science committee is haven't committed ourselves to anything." All of sudden the Democra were 1eft wthout . th eir two best issues-Nixon and Watergate and 1'I'i,7I7I1I7t> found themselves faced with a new President, J ;. .11 ,I .,~, Gerald Ford who, so far as anyone has been able to I V determine, doesn't have an enemy in the world, escaped the tar pits of Watergate and has displayed ~ __~ - - _ ~ remarkable early foot in his first days in the White ~ . ,, I ~~-o-.. R ," D emS 0 n I , __ __rlI 1. ,~ ir'l - -- ,'., RAY CROMLEY _ * I . = 'Men Ford drop* ffie other shoe Wednesday when he nominated Nelson Rockefeller for vice president. The idea that Mr. Rockefeller would entertain the idea Of being vice pmident let alone accept the nomination boggles the Mind of anyone who has followed h career with more than casual interest. Rockefeller has been running for President for a generation and has on more than one occasion expressed open contempt for the vice .1 PtSflC. Yet there d' I Stood Wlui Gerry Ford fl . w- . preside over the Senate and do what the Presiden + asks. The picture of Mr. Rockefeller doingt any thing except wha t Mr. Rockefeller wants to do will certainly come as a surprise to residents of New York where Rocky has played 'Big Daddy' for Jo these many yea. Well, What the President will want Vice President Rockefeller Pol Ister Test: Bring 1. .__ , . 1. . .% In Top Men lr~ I I ___ .I - _________ - __j, T ._------- I. , .. . ______________ I ____ --'I, , — ui U — I ". 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Q1We-17U;qA,- - ,,,r _______ II' -. . - M - -- ---. -s. . -~ _7 _____ 41. _____ . N., In- F-1.0 -: — I , ii . .1. -_ -I ---. _ - ,- - BERRY'S WORLD - S!aylie kim the problems of the world, but certainly tht,;e of a ital part of II weigh upon NATO SecrctaryeneraI Joseph Luns. The question at a press session at Brussels headquarters concerns Cyprus, an Issue i4 hich has strained the alliance. J11 _________________ L:1 . A 1, A G r's & &J ? HOWS THAT -; ... - ____________ 1. ----• .. the union will wage an aggressive organizing campaign, parUcWarlyintheSouth and fn California where the rival National Education Association is strong. Shanker, 46, heads New York City's United Federation of Teachers, the AFT's largest local, and was elected easily Wednesday night ever three-term president David Selden at the AFT'S annual convention, The NEA claims 1.5 mIllion members to the AFT's 4l5Ooa Shanker said another AFT Priority will be to strengthen state federatioRs to provide broader support bas for small locals - 1 "That was it. I got the me&sage and walked off. Now I tell everyone I'm a Canadian." TORONTO, Canada AP Albert Shanker, new presi dent of th e American Federa tion of Teachers, sa id In I ::: I In ___ _____ N. ______ ________________________ . .- - . --.. ______________________ . . :. Other Americans tell of Sllfl American feeling sweeping the bustling with foreign tourists at elers checks. Ile gave me a cold ilar experiences. Taxi drivers country. this time of the year. Cars stare and told me to wait 10 suddenly can't speak English. Teacher Strike Ahead? ManBites Dog I . W: . - -4 I ,E_17 l ..;W,- - ~-4 V - - owned by Americans, both civill a nd military personnel, "There was nobody in front of have been burned, me and I decided to wait. When The U.S. Embassy usua ll y he saw I was prepared to, he 7,000 American screamed at me 'l:id 10 - r'inous I - r , . f 22,1974—IIA . . _- minutes,- said .ww 4W%"0"" Mrs. McCarty. i He, working Out of his well- reputed firm in of supervLws. fined by the Congress) is %vhd Pennsylvania, says that Americans insoundings I # t Rocky does best1. \ We know that Ford attracts H. ends easily iand before the administration changeover, have % campaign. And that poses another problem for the I ' builds loyalties. We know that able Repucanj I been assuming a negative atti II4l Democrats who, at this poin~ have no candidate for like Sen. Robert GrUffn of Michigan MA fomw economy that is potentially 16 and will be forced to spend the next two yea Sen. Charles Goodell of New York managed "I show a 20 to 30 per cent is critical; I think it watching the vice president hop-scotch across th e Ford's successful campaign for minority leaderindicates a collapse of confidence" ship of the House in 1965. We know Ford and land healing Republican wounds and courting It ma' also indicate some thin h fonner Defense Secretary Melvin dissident Democrats And there isn't a politician o have important. Often the end of confidence portend s worked closely toge ther or years, alive who can match Rockefeller on th e stump t a Editor the beginning of fear Sindlinger says increasing real prison is the contempt of those who brilliant former Democratic representative, Evening Herald have numbers of citizens "have heard rwnOii about Thus history plays another trick. Watergate, John Marsh of Virginia. works In his office and learned the law of our hind and the cOurtfOom, banks." And two of 10 polled "are thinking of which was supposed to send the Republicn Party that an outstarAng former undaumlary Of San ford, Fla. those noble, Idealistic protectM of into 20 years of obvilion, may prove to have inthe people. It withdrawing" their Savings. "A lot of people we is a place w the Army, Ken BeLieu worked as a voluntm in Dear Sir: ' ere "M day the crowd of mens' talk to are comparing things with 19n. per. flicted more damage on Democrats than on Ford's vice-presidential setup for a spell. It Is THE RM pRLSON UM faces reflect their acceptance Of the prison sonally, so do 1. I've been conducting these finan. Republicans. also clear that Ford is 3' nadequcy as U*Y dr8g CiAl Polls for a long time now and I've never wen Understood only by ftu who experience I Or find prlW of man' It we --d be the final irony of that dark episode. despair. anything like it. Right now I just have to believe PreMents Eisenhower and Nixon for 71*real PrLsOn is men who not long ag6 knew we're heading right down rela the road to Is Mos t o u tsiders know,or theyknowwhal tionships wi th Congress. renand the clean depression,' prjs -J onis But there is no way one can freshairofa spring But I is also clear that Ford has attached to the real night. It is men who hope truthfully know unless he has experienced it. Such talk, unspeakable In high government, is tuinself at one time or another a coterie The when hope seems futile, bearing their burden of real prison is lonefln that sinks its teeth into quietly without also a%oided by the o%erwhelmlng majority of men complaint not • bad, or conniving, or the souls of men, and emptiness at leaves th a room practicing The real arrogant men, but men Of insufficient ability for prison is meeting the visiting economists. (he accepted line, wise Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz may be heading for the high or sensitive advisory or administrati ve sick feeling Imide. It is anxiety that pustws and to 5" the worried, care-worn fdce of the mo UW or not, is that it is virtually imponible for a swells, and uncertainty that smothers and pa" doghouse for suggesting that Americans might crinsider son.till the sophisticated financial system such as ours to stifles. reducing their pet population In order to make more food An analysis of Ford's vice-presidential staff in same loved son, the prid,* and joy who only now !epeat the mortification of total bust. Yet what The re0 pric i rcmor tht1 rn me wears a convicts number h, ,vpie fae-tj with starvation in other parts of the tue wau.i z,Ueet Journal editorialized that as a Also there in the room nappens when people no longer bdllee In the night, it's a cry like the scream of a trumpet. It is is the presence of the man who world. Let's go easy on him. He was Just trying to make the group, that staff was -loyal, hardworking, infallibility of the accepted line? remembers frustration, futility, despair, and Indifference. it Point that we should be concentrating on producing more food serious, se -e ac Past waMth of love, and tenderness as he talks Louis Harris recently reported that 46 per cent #1 g ad not especially nOted is the real prison where men struggle fervently softly to instead of eating less for brilliance his wife, now separated by the crime he of the polled population did not think the to find theanswer to That we produce etnugh grain and Ii'estock to feed 50 themselves, the prison of has committed And the faces of kids as they try government capable of preventing another Mr. more Fords li main problem with his staff 15 routine where, at times, merely living is a very to understand that their daddy million ca ts and dogs addition to ourselves is nothing to be much kely to be mediocrity than weary task. can't go home depression And as for panic, even economist It is the prison of hope and wItl' them ashamed of It should prick our conscience, howtwer, that our lawlessness, the Journal article continued Alan Greenspan, presidertial adviser in the , hopek It is the mute dream of men who The real prison is the feeling cmintry and many others with enough to eat have been less that tcars a man waning Nixon days, has warned that if shortquO&4 an unnamed congressional staff man as have been making a payment of a debt for five 10 mindful of the need to improve food production and distribution saying "I've alwa ys OPart because that letter or visit anxiously term Interest rates get much higher he fears been surprised soo thersaround the world will not go hungry. quality of the men working for Ford."at the low or 20 years, and who don't know if their debt will awaited never came. It is also the anguish tha t "massive withdrawals" from and thus the ever be paid in full, Come out from under the sofa. Rover. Mr. Butz didn't mean swells inside a man who knew it might A very real part of Ford's task r.just be to draw happen rupture of U.S. savings InstItutions, The real prison Is the bitterness In the hearth, it. into his administration numbers of the able, men of but yet could not believe his wife would divorce -, many who become Clearly the situation, even if I*Iuw crisis level . forced Out of the goverrunent during the Nixon were misinformed aofpart of It only because they him. should be of watchful concern to all. Yet Sin' k~* The real prison can only be understood by presi ncy and those equally qualified ones who were without money or friends The c)icIsm dlinger says it's not. of those who hne lived within its walls far from pracwere reluctant to accept LIX, offiLvs offered. tieing restraint, tsenergetically'encoagjg These are men and women who quit and moved tlw:it' who feel that they have heard the in. John H. Anderson public to withdraw savings for automobiles and fallible; ftse walled perfect men who paw Into Private Hie or who were "led int,o glit, judgment Infu te at airline trips which, the advertisers insist -will on the fallible and the imperfect. The tering posts outside the m.ainstream of im. Snead State Prison cost even more if you wait." )'. portant decisions _______________________________________________________ , J They also are men and women of ability who, i r-- how many fewer autos on the road k= You remember those two . t' man, 1kan and company, refused Inilmnlial kids whower, going to ride 14 , now as compared to the paW they-re are using ai a com__ 9.0 their bikes cross-country from the state of Washington to White House and Departmental jotg, choosing to son. Florida. with a stop-over here in Sanford? remain in obscurity during the past few years. # More Importantly — 'ause I'm definitely Li favor of They were supposej to arrive around Numbers of ttiese men azxi women were restoring 70 m.p.h,, at least on the Interstates — the middle of how July. After a few fretful off by the manner in which the top White House days-and mtny qution frus fewer deatha were there on these same Interstate Sanford Rotaria ns who had agreed to provide staff jealously guarded access to Mr. Nixon, roads? Really now, isn't it a fact that the only good from the bike lodging for enthusiasts, word was finally received from one W this lower speed On these high-op"d highways is of the youngsters. to atirad outstanding associates, I for the Florida Highway Patrol's aerial pursuit team to "It got so hot and muggy when 1, continue knocking-off motorists doing 70 miles an hour' got to Atlanta we took a bus into Orlando" Edowfd (or howe,er you spell it) doesn 't have (0 K hds if that's the way you r an' .. u if % . i a we ever ask YOU to Pedal your bikes 3.000 heut _.mile, Whatever your hand fin& to do, do it with you terstate roads. M10t; for there Is no work or thought or 19 It 14"Play the guessing game, O.K,-, knowledge Or wisdom in Sheol, to which you are Ilow many other presidents hds INS going, -Eccl. 9:10. country had whose Im #I last names were only four letters long. Pre3ident Ford is = I do not believe in a flit,e that falls on men M a 's BY JOHN A. SPOISKI So i.xintrol your pasMon or it WW control however they act; but I do bell.ve - in a fate that you -Horace, A little lip for You. , . "ThO Summet's almst over and !ha vw't sffne oft Roman poet and utirW, 6a B.C. Ahere are only two otherx and the fAU5 on them unk-213 they ad. - Gilbert K. d" Au hursch . Unlikely? Of co urse. Impossible? Not according to pessimistic polls now being taken by longtime financial forecaster Albert Sindlinger. ' 11 ) . reece tered car but he -.-I not driving it Greece. the present these days. Shouts of "Kissinger murck-r- Americans remaining are as. U.S. citizens In Greece are er" and "CIA go home" are a suming a very low profile. going "underground," fearful common occurrence in t!ie "I asked this clerk at the of the strong wave of anti- stets of Athens, normally bank III cod change my tray- I II by '29 like this he wants his money in his pocket. The friend misses the joke and decides to draw out hIQ . t tti wai wiv uaflft is closing and others line UP for their fund.s. A television crew is alerted and photas of the action are transmitted to homes across America. Panic! it's 1929 all over again. "". S W, rrel has entkinced (III company profits but not oil 4 Ifl re production , the General Accounting Office says. WASHINGTON - (NEA) - It could begin with a harmless aside. A man withdrawing bank savings to pay bills jokes to a friend that in times - . ,.5J ._• , •4 / ' -. _____ ________ -p + -,. N vil [tic anti-American riot that led to the shooting of the diplvinat. *Bko (ither Persons were arrested on Wednesday but %ere r eleased after questioning, The Police refused to :ive any Information about them and would not %%I)ether they iAere among the three persons for whom %%arrants, were issued in connection will) the riot. A governmentstatement said on!y that Investigations ere being -actively pursued in all directions under the ptrsi'na suPerIsion of the attorney general' it smprs h killed I);1 vies on Monday were believed to be members of the EOKA-B guerrilla organization that witli Meanwhile, the Cease4irc between the Turkish invasion forces and the Greek ('priot troops appeared to he holding on Wtdnusday as torrential rains drenched the island. - Finds Fear 0 - _______ -- ) ,_- 0 i _!- I //J1.1. 11 ~) Greek Cypriot police hunting p . WASHINGTON - (NEA) - Whatever ., other strengths, a president of the United States can govern successfully only if he has the ability to pick outstanding men — for White House ad. visers, ca binet secretaries and the associated top echelons of government. L"Ite same brilliant exceptions,I", inability 10 Pick men was Mr. Nixon's nujw faflure. We know from the record that Gerald Ford handles men well. But never in his long and active political career has Ford been In a position where he had to choose E nd then manage hose men most suitable for operating a major agency, a state or a city. He has never been a N icosi,, Cyprus A P ATHEN lie also said he has proposed a further Increase I the not enough for the considerable task it has to ---- - izens , Greece (AP) Many Greeks Warne Helen McCarty comes from Washington for not preventing New York, but she tells Greeks Turkey's invasion of her home is in Canada. Others are angry because of u Paul tanavos of Newton, U.S. support ""' an • I - •_ Hiding Ties After Cyprus_ .... _ TOM TIEDE :*Z*`_ZN_~~ __A_- BRIEF United Nations Secretary Genera i Kurt Waldheim said he had rejected a Turkish demand for the withdrawa l of U.N. peacekeeping troopsfrom the of Cyp. Waldheim told newsmen in Tunis, "We refused this request because we are convinced the United Nations can Utiui nswrnte in all parts of the ." .+ g i k Greece Hunting Killers .. Lax EvefflngHerrJ -v-i 'RLD + Evening; -.- . IA -1 __ - - , __ 1, MI ~_ :.- W-7- . -- - NA R. 0 -. -- -- - �-- - ---- - -: = - -- : - - --• '---- : - i 11 - .-.--------.---,------- - -------:- --. - SPORTS Evening Herald Thursday, August 22, 1974-13A 41 Evening Herald Thursday, August 22, 1974-12A U J RICHAMS I l..& rL_ Lr we a-- -_ ___ _ O ISflIflg - nl< Wnnq _________________________________ —--- __________________ iazers S _______________________ ____ _______ ______ —-- ! _._i - j _____ cn • Just One—Hit Boston , , ,11 Pro Hockey 0 '''k L 17, . ~~ Z "I ~ ~ ... .- I ft _- -1 - -A __,. `*, ~_ - 4:~ iA I"- ,f 1. - i~w . - _____ - - - % unless - ______ - - - . ____ — M - - - - ___ . _,om- -- __ __ ., II - term %lie%%, towards bringing in a professional hoc key frinihise in thing to stop them from going in the first place. Let flornniie talk about his kids In schxl, about coach Ac In -a - X Pardee skids in crh! d the tem me be v.-1" ha:c m,cd i'oi tlail here w ho have kids in school. One thin g, at least, well have a ' ith I cc ei ci S.irn I)iktrson gets a little easing pupil-teacher ratio if the Blazers move. I)IOfessIOfl ii 'k hoche announc ement TheBlazershavetobeoneof th emos(eensjvenewsperts franchises ever offered - Their two prior moves before coming to Orlando already put a pretty hefty price lag on a team no one cvcr really con dered better t1n mediocre. ve and one or I or 2 is a long s ay from 1l or 12 at season's end. Th e Blazers we just be tter th an th e bumbling boys they're playing against In the early part of the season. &' dont get upset if the Blazers do more.You never tported them very much in the first- place, and I've always tended that unless )U paid your dime you couldn't talk on on An d even a dime won't get you much of a conversation If you*re calling long dis-tance. a - ____ :- I g I if i _,_ W . I T1 • W cushion from DL' iei (Iefender John H i( ( ,I i i- I_g ETi ET I W W U build the cornpex Complex. I I 'MOi W stage, is ednesday willing $ ie t a 4 \ 6f%jV,4`V4W,rAW11X6Y$j~yaQ~, 1. GRO55,j,7 / 0071UNRI yyy q# A / - ,- I [i iW . . I *,__J V/- C'± I I /4' - I, .- ',P M'f7U ,4 - ( _'_,-__.j' - - - -- - - -' - ITA -. . -, -. 7 A : - . 56 6A04r .5; . IL,b:l ' - - 7 -. ALp4 it WWI( _ -. - a . - ' • -, . -' it / ' Z __V-111111 ,' - - -. .' - - .L_ I \ - ( -' ., / - I - •: ' ' '. / - - It I %ar I il / H1.% il 1,!Arlmil r, .1f0rodA 11 hits, singled home another run eighth, during which the Cards New York 4, Minnesota 1; Bos. fllrm""' ? 0 0 1 000 204 12) for the Pirates. The victory was scored twice. They added one ton 4 Chicago 0- Cleveland "°° 1 0 533 177 14 Elh,s' seventh straight, the last more in the ninth. Kansas City 6, Texas 5, Baltl- rx,troit three coniple:c games. Dodgers 7, Cubs 5 morel; California 2 Detroit 0Wtetn Divit,On The Phillies won Im(.111 The Dcidgers completed a MIlwaukee 5 Oaklaid 3 3 lOS tO) charging Philadelphia Phillies pressively Wednesday night, three-game sweep at Chicago; "U-tl)fl 2 1 1 400 I) Pt and Pittsburgh Pirates, who riding a 15.511 in ----1 ---- tht,t 'ii. and reswreti a full game to think October would be a lovely eluded two home runs by Mike their West Division lead, time to be playing baball ... in Schmidt, Who boosted his NL Willie Crawford crashed a Pennsylvania. leading tota1 to 32 homers and three-run homer (or Los AngeBoth Pursuers picked up full 98 runs battd in. les and Andy Messersmjth game Wednesday night, closing Schmidt and Mike Anderson earned his 14th victory with late to within 1' games of the each had three hits for the help from relief ace Mike Cardinals, leaders in the Phillies while Del Unser added Marshall, appearing in his 82nd National League's East Dlvi. , game this year. ion. The Pirates tripped San "' lkii Andre Thornton and francisco 4-2 and the Phillic ," Jim Tyrone homered for the battered Cincinnati 10-3 while ,. Cubs. St. Louis was dropping a 5-4 dcMets 10, Astros 2 cision at Atlanta. Rusty Staub drove In four In other NL games Wednes. runs and Jerry Koosman coastday, Los Angeles upped its West eti on a six-hitter as New York Division lead to 't games by a homer to Schmidt's two shots, battered Houston. defeating Chicago 7-5, New George Foster hornered for the Five Astros errors helped the York ripped Houston 10-2 and Bets. Mets to three unearned runs. Montreal nipped San Diego 8-7, Braves 5, Cardinals 4 Expos 8, Padres 7 Ed Kirkpatrick had an early Atlanta beat St. Louis for the Barry Foote's two-out single two-run homer ai4 the Pirates third straight time with Darrell tied the score for Montreal In Were tied at 2-2 in the ninth in- Evans and Mike Luiii hitting the bottom of the ninth and m ip' It,'Inst flofii' ruth sans hortiered in after pinch-hitter Ken Singleton ihen Paul PopoIch delivered a each of those three games and was intentionally walked, Ron pinch hI sacrifice fly that now has 16 (us- the season. Hunt singled home Montreal's scored the go-ahead rn Buzz Capri, limited the Cardi winner against San Diego Then Dock Ellis, who nals to just two hits over Ule throttle-4 the Giants OH scv !fl first six innings but left in the Aiiiercan Lea ge Scores: zttu'ir -- Ni'* YOFk 11 . - , rn ,fulphia 7$ California if. 6O Hawaiian5 • MrmphsS Thursday,% Gam, " 111[duO .11 ? nI I I- I I I I I II I released pretty 'n!" "What kee' Ps you going, Lou?" people keep asking. ~:d to one side waiting for a -If I'm half as agile as you reacUonwithshrewdumor sshenlmeighty..." th:ygh Eleven-year-old Sweetheart enviously. is due to retire In three years 'iii." he dismisses the time. Drayson IT - After Koufax, comes Dw - _____ ~ -=-- __ - _,. - - I 1 . - -. - , -- - , ::2_;'- rn.,- - , . 1 ~ ~' ,2.:':/ ', S ! (1 ._ I I. 11 ~4."t I- ~ i , _. - I I _: f I; I - -i P i-i Nt H ~ Hit H ~Ifil ~! ~, i, SWIft I 11 j - 'I I e ________ - - 1 -' -- - k , - .~, ----------------''%N__M_ "" 1 11 k.., / i ffll - IC) .: 4 . .,d Save .,,' Atlanta Braves Weekend BasebaI I ON -t - !I -- --- r --- - 2O ;1t)tj1 tan - Save 3O I- &fl,j ---- - - - -- - R eg. 134.99 Sale 114.99, :.!IPm(;s. (UJIdIflg Reg. 164,99 Sale 134.99 lO'xJO' Suburban sloe: Storage building 2O Save $20 Req. 169.95. 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S. i .7 I 1 - _c - _ - -' 1 - ,- - _. lilt - _:t T I _.- I ____ FOLLOW THE BRAVES National 'flit Orlando Helx'l, fast pitch HARRISON, N. Y. (All) Jack Nicklaus, girding for the iC1Hti'S softball team will be fast finish he needs, admits his hosting the 1974 Women's prlde is at stake going into the National Softball Fast Pitch windup of the pro golf season. Tournament, beginning Friday "It's a matter of personal at C.l.. Varner Stadium In Pride," Nicklaus said Wednes. Orlando. day on the eve of the startof the The 18-team , 9-day tour$250 ,000 Westchester Classic. namnent is scheduled to begin at And it's to satisfy that pride 7:30 p.m. with the Rebel's tha t the Golden Bear seeks to playing first. Playing second avoid the poorest season of his game will be the Raybesto pro career. Brakettes, from Stratford, He's won but once this sea- ('onn. Pitching tor the son. In 12 previous seasons as a Br.ikettes will be Jean Joyce, touring pro he has never won touted as the nation's top pitfewer than two. He failed to win cher. one of the Big Four titles- the The tournament will be first time In five years that he has not won either the U.S. or doube elimination. Fourteen British Opens or the Masters or -sessions art! expected with a (hargt' of $1.O ''ssiori PGA. - I -_ I I Fast Pitch Pride In Orlando - At Stake - storage bui ldings, — i*1'-' ac S .. ) onom .Am beloved horses. - . 0. I Ui 1958, ranks 27-year ld str eout IF ' 1_";7_ - Sunday Oam, %n.-IJr Tuesday night when Ryan ertcd wooden p)Tamid con Fourth Alley Donald, New struck out 19 Detroit Tigers, laming electric beams spaced York Yankees, 94.7, in 1939. In will set up for an official clock- five feet aPart. The ball was 199. the Yankees, Tur p ha ing of Ryan's pitches the next thrown 145 feet per second, the all-time fifth-place mark of time No lan pitches in Anaheim, Feller's test involved five 94.2, measured by an electronic Sept. 6 or 7 against Chicago. pregame pitches. Ryan also o6cillograph. The orioles,Steve The fastest pitch ever gauged will have five pregame pitch es, Dalkowski, also I When he retires, Drayson to the animal's persistent caution is the last thought in a once-a good horse called Lissy Plans 10 live with his neice up nudglngs Drayson reaches drivers mind. Boy-there was this driver who north. Probably he'll drive over over to a pack of sugar cubes, "Winning," says Drayson. knocked me up against the to the race track from time to between savoring the word. "It don't inside rail and my sulky leaped time-"But once you've seen as indrawn II and offers it to matter how old you are, It's clean into the air and come man y races as I have you no I Sweetheart. good to win. I won races at 12 dOwn with one wheel in the longer care so much about A tentative nibbling, a gulp and 13. and this past seawn I center field side. them," says Drayson. iid a hCk ard S W won four more It's all the Sweetheart "We couldn't stop, so there His memories of the track same Winningsalwa)sgood" ewere,astrIdeUfence That and th e good times as a race "That's a pound of sugar Front tile ddy lie first raced in didn't feel good," quips driver live on in a large a ea Y fl C Drayson, mock-serious. ) 0 i s na ise ames own, N Y vollection of highly prized color called Sweetheart- Sweet- harness races have "Next thing I know there's a photographs which D;ayson taken tooth, more like it," he Drayson froin Florida to big old board, eight feet high at tucks carefully away under the chastizes fondly. Canada in quest of those first least, nailed to the rail in front clutter of horse racing place purses. Florida's the paraphemalia in his trackside about his hormi than himttelf. ptaLr he like Disaster spernprt itrillinert, rocin. . P. tPUvasion 0 was 9C miles per hour, thruwim as well its his pitches during th e sixth at 93.5. Just an old fool who doem't I i01 I I Sweetheart Volto In respormsc. IS 429 I • ii. !aii brown horse named 1 t-dAy's Games Portlanci 7 n *? Sal Big I 16 , 117 )IS PnOlaticl • I I I S ___1...."Nillitill 76l ''ck %nv 7 5 0 756 137 41 Ccntrai Division - . 8) RON ROACH AP Sports Writer ANAHEIM (AP)-What bai. tershaewonderedaboutth cent years will undergo sclentif ic scrutiny early next monthThe speed of Nt,Ian Ryan's fast- n aw an N1%, Il ea rs 0 AP Sports Writer Those loud noises coming from directly behind the St. Louts Cardinals are the hard. iy5 .\ I 0 fly The As%ociatrd Press Eastern Division T Pct. PF PA .____ How Fast Is .eno( Dick Wilhams; says he's never Nine other pitchers have been Koufax, the ex-l-os; Angeles the Yankees, 91.1; Score of the I seen a pitcher throw haer tested at a speed exceeding 90 Dodger, was corded at 93.2 Ite Sox, 91.0. and Thrley, than Ryan, and pitching coach m.p.h. m.p.h. in 1960, only the seventh 90.7, from the Miami exTorn Morgan believes there's Ryan, a foot-2, 18pounder, fastest on the lis t. Konfax. Don periment, no harder thrower around, is sort of curious himself, Drysdale, Steve Barber, Herb Dalkowski, a left-hander who Faster than Bob Feller? FasA "It's a promotion, that's all. Score, Ryne Duren and Bob had struck out i,396 and walked I ter than Sandy Koufax? They asked me If I was willing, Turley all were Involved in an 1,354 batters in nine years of Nobody has staked that claim and I agreed. I I hope it works experiment in Miami, utilizing minor league baseball, never for the -o ik out. I think it's Interesting," a high-speed movie o camera pitched an inning In the big king of the big leagues, but the Ryan said. shootifig 60 frames per second. leagues. He was tested at the questions of just how fast he n The Rockwell device meas.Barber, then a Baltimore Aberdeen Proving Grounds throw a basebal.1 is expected to ures speed by means of the ro&Je, threw 95.5 m.p.h. to and, according to 0ne sports By JF.AN PATTMN be answered be an appropriate time for him "it ain't no big secret. Exerc& wtwn a wheel of the sulky radar device. b" an in! -red Doppler frequency shift Feller rank second behind Feller HeraId Staff Writer magazine threw for 40 minutes to bow out as well. is what keeps a man fit. was timed by a U.S. Army Drysdale, ex-Dodg' struck a rotton fence post, 95.3.er and now trying to get within range of the When I was young I was lurched up and over onto th Rockwell International scien. limiline chronograph, a box. "when you're over 80 you an Angels broadcaster. ranks device and was exhausted by e Lists who tested the device like device resembling an Sprawled in an ancient deck don't want to be a race driver quite an aWete," he adds with track again, and Drayson set UII at th e time his pitch was clocked. pride. "Used to run four, five out chair outside a horse stall, pg,, any longer. By then you've to catch up with the rest of feet crossed comfortably on an learnt some respect for your old iniles each night to keep in the field. shape." upturned feed bucket, is bones and you get to wondering A bachelor all his life, Drayson's white head is a Drayson still regards himself Semlwle Tue. (lub's oldest if all the knocks on the track are vast granary of memories, each as L pretty good judge of a harness race driver. worth it." perfectly preserved as to time, shapely female leg. No pretty Lou Drayson, 84 years Id and But once the gate is up and place and orcasion. still winning races. girl crosses his path without the horses off to running start, "Driving up in New Jersey bringing a twinkle to his eye. "I' bin racng years a and that ain't long--not i'f you say it "I never found a girl who r _-_, Ever feisty and Independent Lou Drayton today Is real quick," grins the veteran reported an unwilling "guest" of Florida North Hospital uiroiigti me," says Drayson. Instead of %here he Is undergoing observation for Irregular heartAbsentl his knarled fingers house and garden , his home beat. hospital spokesmen said today he Is In satisfactory stroke the velvet muzzle of his has always been a converted cpndltion and "threatening to sign himself out 11 he's not horse stall alongside his I By HAL BOCK ,,yp fit' Ffloai'fai's ~A? /// Af A"UC~Y%441 is National ague scores s Angeles 7, Chicago 5, Atlanta 5, Brewers 5, A's 3 St- Louis 4; Pittsburgh 4, San Kevin Kobe!, a last-minute Francisco 2, New York 10, starter, teamed with Torn iur. Houston 2, Philadelphia 10, phy on a three hitter, pitching Cincinnati 3 and Montreal 8, Milwaukee past Oakland San Diego 7 V s ' Orioles on four to lead the Yankees to ',Ictory. George "Doc" Medich, 15-11, scattered s hits for the v1ct California Angels' Manager by Cleveland's Feller In 1946. game. million - Ii0lph Texas starter Jim Bibby, l 14, blanked Inc ball. 's ''wa C - - ve each other ., • - ' C, - - "no'a GROSS NETS HITS by Alan Mayer \ 019V & NO 'P'R 1 I - '[JIWOREBOARD I I I - I . ab.Ad " . i ra - __ to By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Stall Writer S I _ , ' i or pro1r essioni1 iiC uoor open run homer to poser Texas to victory, raising his season total And Moret s fielding as as of runs batted to 102, tops in impeccable as his pitching, the the majors It was his 25th %VhiteSox would still be looking homer of the year and the 25th for their first hit The onl) gl%efl up by Baltimore's Ross safety was a slow grounder by GriIey, 14-11 \ ill mammoth 16,000 seat, is 110W ckA11enIn theseventhiing which rolled off the tip of • I, basketball moving to the .area, specifying the arena would not only fit within the standards of either the World or National Hockey U I . _____ - - I' ootball League. Orange County voters will decide Sept. 10 nse r"I r r o ' it-%- the same in Central Florida. \ member of the pro footba ll hali of fame • him if Cook carne to Orlando with the (rianuo an11ers Oi t. uO fl if a one-half mill I I ________________ ____________________ score to 8-0 with 14:54 to play in "Defense! Defense!" Johnson toss was picked off Associations, but also both big league by safety the second quarter. rolled left as if to pass, and with Rickie Harris. ketball organizat ions. The Blazer defense pul.led After the Blazer kickoff by receivers covered in the end llie cited the otential of Central Florida to Portland coach Dick Cow-y their winning streak out of the Les Perry, the Storm got a taste One consequence of getting the Blazers out of town would be to zone, he skirted the end just out has some nice UII support professiona l sports as a main factor Ifl to 5 ) fire last night when end Don of the hard charging defense eliminate the possibility of Central Florida ever building a Of the reaches of lone Blazer about his team despite the loss. luring interest from existing franchise holders really first rate_ inm or either oo a orbaseball Ratliff "intercepted" a storm with end Louis Ross, and then defensema n Jo hn R Icca. , Steady drizzle fell on the field pitch-out ruining a troublesome who inight move to the area if he is not suealsn eliminate the Tangerine Bowl game, too, if w really got tackle Paul Vellano, inflicting for most of the first quarter, The crucial action point down to it and worked hard enough stayin g away from Blazer of fensive march during the last violent head tackles on Storm cessful in gaining a new franchise. de ~eeping both teams limited to ide receiver two minutes of the game and backs, forcing the punt. ground action during that wan ' Intercepted giving the locals a 11.7 win. Although Portland was able Krieg, That's right. stay away. and use the eight bucks for a case of I ear vet Billie Hayes, holding period. TV rookie was to gain ten first downs during y beer or something. Then you could sit in front of ) - our television a fumble Maryland lost :I Official attendance figures and stay - (-ff the highways so could drive to Orlando in peace. actually credited for recovering the evening, their offensive line the score at 6-7. §1 were 15.451 total, and 14,451 by Storm QB Ken seemed barely able to hold the CUnces for a Storm win by a So. here' s the plan: Slay away from the Blazers. (Jet them paid-10,000 less than the crowd . I Johnson. Johnson was on the big Blazer defense as it crashed field goal was shattered several that -out vf toi4nand we won't have to worry about traffic congestion filled the Tangerine Bowl second play of a series after through play after play putting plays later when kicking fly The A%socialed Press or new taxes for a stadium th at probably wouldn't be located last week to see the Blazer. American League replacing injured Greg Barton heavy pressure on the Storm specialist Les Perry booted near any decent access roads to begin with , and a Shark tilt. The paid attendance National Le ague we wont have who had brought the Portland backs, three-pointer from the Shark 24 East L Pct, GB to worry about losing the team when the league folds or slips East also 10,000 less than O,ston learn to their own 45 yard line 69 51 561 Rookie Ken Johnson started with five minutes remaining in intooblivion when the NFLopensttreguiara W L P0. GB managing general partner ,,t Louis ' i fter gaining a first down on a for the Storm, but was replaced the game. 6S 60 570 662 6o sols 14 $imor Ir. Or do we? 1, for one, couldn't care less. I'm tired of reading Rommie Loudd had called as 63 fourth and one situation. during the wond half with sixPie* York 7 61 $01 ; ' The victory boosted the necessary for the Blazer P-11%burgh about pampered monsters who go around making more money The Blazer's first seven year vet Barton. so 61 411`9 S Blazers' record to 6-1 and than I do for a lot less work-that is, if you consider playing a franchise to remain in Orlando. rtrt , So 66 461 II Points was scored by tight end Y., sj 7 Johnson began the Storm dropped the Storm to O.&I. game you're supposed to love to be work-and catering to their West 1,oudd admitted last week '111(AUG Greg Latta who made a leaping scoring drive after defensive SO ?I 413 13 Oakland Both the Storm and the that he had been negotiating 11 $4 S" 1 1tnms and tantrums every summer before the season starts catch of a Bob Da vis pass in the back Charles Hinton snatched Vfl ( 61 57 West a Blazers muffed scoring op- with investors from Atlanta Let's just gel back to some 9(xA amateur sports and let the Jt te'. 75 46 6) 8 501 629 corner of the end zone moments Davis pass on the Florida 26 , l:J1 (t',EAQO portunities during the evening. who were prepared to put $2 ' 111 1r,11,11 professionals go fishing for their silver platter elsewhere. I've 60 64 414 FS so 600 into the second quater of play, with 9:52 left in the fourth Florida drove to the Portland 27 million Into the franchise and had it % ith this kind of malarky. let the Blazers go to blazes and The play was set up on a quarter. The Blazer line looked in t e 6) 60 517 Ii' , ''"" SO 75 '00 21 nd q can go back to sleep. r o y to ve e am to that Georgia - .in r ram Wednfway'% Games recovered fumble by safety as though . It would hold as the have running back Dick James city. Loudd said Monday that rk A ,1.i,nnmcIa I 49 76 ) oil D'QO ', Chuck Beatty on the Shark 38. Storm went to the one yard line fumble the ball. Johnson came the only way the O° team would . WCSeWaY% Game s fltvPIand 7 K,Insa City 6 On the Action Point, Davis hit and then were unable to move back on the ne.xt play with a Lrn An(jelt-% 1. Ch.cago 5 64move would be if "we don't get Teildi, S 11, 1111more I Latta in practically the same for two plays. But on the fourth jr-IiAnth s, st Louis A What with Elmer Cook, formerly f Orlando Panthers , Mll^Auk" S, OAkldr%d I spotintheendzonenufng the down, with fans yelling, yard bomb to wide receiver the support here from the Pilftburqh 4 San Francisco 2 CAltfDrnia 1. Detroit o fame-remember the defunct Continental FttbaU League I') Sam Dickerson, but his next community" ''o iu 7 Thurtda y Gamp Ing to get a pro hockey team to Central Florida I just don't ' 10 Cnc,nnat, 3 'n's C'i v l5phttorH U UI !-'-nlrem 8. San D,(,Qo 7 knou how to express my amazement. We can't even support a .11 Cleveland ii Perry Ili,. N 11, ( ft high school teams, really, and now our pro football team is Of course. 16.0 seats are far fewer than 30.OW, but this is football country and we can't even fill the latter figure, so how, may I be so treasonable to azk, are we going to fill a hockey arena I Oh. boy. I want to go back on vaca lion. When I return, there'll probably be a smcer franchise wanting to move in too. a on __________ successful sports ' figure who has already begun to hockey franchises which are ta ing oil I k' the man horn he - I • - it " declines to identify at this - I _. position to start getting specific about won'( do an% Isaidat the beginning of the season 1 w ouldn't be surprised if the Blazers moved their home games to Tampa. I still expect "nettling like that. The move threat was just rot feasible a full quarter of the way into the season. No one but the richest of teams could afford to move in mid-season. -- ., t. . . .- - 1~ . Sports WrItpr ___ I I AP u ic enter complex on tile 1)00(1 1SUC I?dJIOt passed.- the spokesman said 'I hen he'll be - - year and the atten dance isn't going to get much better in any event. If the Blazerssur%isethe financial game this year and do S-i- rento biLsinesmilen for that matter - they'll move on and - it - uK 11N1 0 b ectie is to ge t the arena a etgobbledupbysomeAtlantagrouporevenagroupof ~ ternoon engagefllenLs ith prominent area l)usIflesflien his public ieIation offiii' ° '- - - . , - ll . Orlando businessman .in(] sports figur Elmer Cook today is continuing to drum ill) support togeiatiAretia( Arena-Civic Center oziiIe' , -1 I By ALEX SACIIARE . .. 40 A 1 0 I Morel's glove, then was fielded hits until the eighth, when he Kobel, who pitched because by ecord baseman Duug needed relief t*lp fruai Jun Jim Coicxwn came up with a "He looked like Cy Young out Griffin too la f a play at Merritt and then Steve pulled hamstring muscle, there today" First Foucault ailoed just two hits in seven Wilbur Wood, the busy knuck Elsewhere in the American Indians 7, RoyaI 6 Inninga leadoff single to Bert leballer ofTexas G)e Chicago White League, bat aiieris in the and a pM , Cleveland edged Kansas ning singles by Joe I Fr nk two-run homer by Reggie V011*_ S~__qw Wednesday and admire the per. City 7, New York defeated fluffy, Rico Carly and Charlie Jackson in the seventh formace turned in by Boston's Minnesota 4.1, Milwaukee Spikes lifted the Indians past Murphy gave up an eighth in. Roger Moret. trimmed Oakland 5.3 and De. Kansas City. fling homer to Gene Tenace's. \ -=~ I Ile Royals had Jumped in Moret, a tall, lean left-hand. troit blanked California 2-0. - _. Despite Allen's single, Moret front 6-5 with rive runs in the . Wd3 giver the no-hit treatment . seventh inning, four o Andy flassier's four-hit pitchf them on ~ hil-an infield single-and 7 Ing and run-ficoring lilts b)by the Boston front office-his it Vada Pinson's grand slam 0111111 struck out 12 in pitching the __ 1 l'_,— .ci; Denny DGylr! and Bruce Boch:e w"s tur re ..—''Boston RedSox ba 4-0 victory . gavethe11fOrn1aAngeba2 Yankee. 4, Twins over the White Sox, foiling Rangers 5, orioles 1 Graig Nettles drove in three decision over the Detroit Ti. third try for his l9th - Mm 4 . .,; a - il'~: I ~ .. -~ , ,I~ ; .., Sports 11.'ditor 4 .. - 1 _____ to take his team th is - ... , , ~ ~ " I I. -.-. __ , . .11. , __ - _ I . ~_ __~y - - The same thing as a Blazer threat to move out of to the) get more money nothing [WV, -1 ____ / - - I Nothing! That's ri9it. not one dam thing. Lel'cm go. Of course. the% 11141%. have .some trounie lociiiing a :-..,zd;,_,m this side of Kiev'. Russia s,hatsith high sdtolc md ((ll(gsg(bbiing upall the existing sports palaces. On second thought. the), might have a stadium right here in 'riiinole County they could probably fill Sanford Memorial has just abillut the *right number of seats for the uid mm b their p1 s mluru ha I N m)ntm1 prb ibIs do dt1rsL thwmt Orlando Ian supx'rt ' .1 ii If II I b '11le Blazers ire going to run out .f n town, I hear, or read every day. "%%'hat are we going to do." lament those criers (it .1 J j§5 :~~Iff JW , — 11' k has no where 4 ;vir I So I Can Finish My Nap 1,01's face it flommie I 14 -- W. in 1TV_7 7 11 f km-3 P ,~, 0 Want A Raise ? You ---- - n nr _ - r .- = ! ; - rid —.---------- �*-.a-,_ WT - - 7V - .-.--rd. ' T..-.. W% - V T 2. • .. '_. . l. - - = ____._0 ' J_____ kL.--- - 1lLIl1iII 1kL -t1 I 1 I,! WOMEN Evening Herald DEAR ABBY _ , -, r OWr ,k,,I YJ & ¼ __________ Srnell Of Kitten Vitamins Lingers V ;-I-,..,#' ( `1 ' - I= e,'~f lo`_,Z~ 40 , arden . '"N 10% -I . DEAR I 11 \ ter gI%ng rn) kitten his vit amin drops he Jumpe on e a e an c it e oer on e ing rc4,ni rug. 0 used spray rug cleaners on it but the fishy odor perll1a ppreciate a ny help. Have d th e the past, U GAY .. . )t - .,* I . . i 0 -19 dw-0 11 -1 ___________ API , T i ~.., 11- _____ / 1 - 7 / DEAR POt I Y Undoubtedly souareaareol th e scarc1t) of clothes for larger ornen so,man%suchsfzesarehighcrprjce(i - Wh - . I I 5hedIvacuurn$hemaehjne - = w 11 'itdr tart - •1 iii Th n DEAR - - After • the sewing man)' years in machine pound and causes excessi e car thatmakestroubje -G S DEAR POLLY -- One of the customers at our place of business isa professional drapery maker. e day e came in with her arms literally scratched in ribbons to her elbows and sa id she w as this question. I consulted company representatives of three well- known makes of sewing machines. Mi said it could he dAne %6thout harm to the machine if the machine is well- clean s uch use The mac hine needle may be dulled and the glass bits must be kept out of me's hands (perhaps by wearing rubber gloves I. - POI.I.Y. - DEAR 1ILY - When carrying pies or cakes to a picnic or supper make a Imp of freew tepe with sticky sides out to go on the bottom of the pan before placing it in your basktt or ca 'er The pie or cake will not alp and will arrive at its desttnauon 1 Forty-eight Bmincss and Professional Women's Club members from Seminole, Orange. and Brt % n Torbett, chose a formal ard (ounties attended the District 5 meeting held at the Cavalier Restaurant, Sanford Ruth Loveless, district director; and Myle Zita ,state fiat vice president Florida Diane Robinson Fngageo4 Mr. and Mrs CrIes 1 Robinson, , 2205 Surrey Trail , College Park, Ga. and formerly 7A, of Sanford, are announcing the engagent and forthcoming r DEAR POLLY - When a mecipe cats for adding melted fat after th e other ingredients have been added I melt the measured fat in th e pan to be used for the baking It Is never forgotten and th ere is one less pan to wash. - MRS.H.P. DEAR POLLY -When stitching side seams or sewing in the sleeves of any garment I happen to be making I us - .. - - ?2!- Thomas Kenneth Pyles, Ofl Of . . - ..____ - Seminole High School, Sanford and graduated from Lakeshore High School Atianta Ga. She ' ' graduated from the University of Georgia at une1fl4 with a Bachelor sScience in Economics, ~i~_ _ ~ . ---W .- gown of apricot floral chiffon, . .. I , with ruffled neckline, which formed cap sleeves and matching sah. She wore a large picture hat with apricot band - - -. 1iè .; - ;- .'J . ". z _M% co' . ' e the zigzag ccntrat4on in Early Childhood . $tlWbonfnymathIJe3etatatlSh The seams do not br k Education. She plans to teach so ea "-MRS VP first grade th is Fall She is a I)1AF LEF ROfl1NSO'4 AND THOMAS KENNETH PYLES member of Alpha Chi Omega tended graduate school in Their new residence will be Her fiance, born in Macon, business this past year and will 10822 N. Kendall Dr., M Ga. is the grandson of Mrs Lucille McSwaln, Macon . Ile, attended local schools I pwj - _________ _____ - - The bride' the - / I- Mrs.' Mary Johnston; - / ___________________ TT 4.1 - - r - Gloria Accarth, third, Mrs Naomi Nicholls and Mrs. - - ____ - - - -, ',-If -&- - I - first, Mrs. Mary Smyth and _______ - . lit - and Mrs Fred J r ,, - - Frank Matheson; and ___________________ ..00061- '- Takes Bride ByFANNETTEEDWARDS . - ga practical watch must t /\ /1 ii tir I; I' 228 E FIRST ST P.322 3524 or &d,Ak - I, 2 -a -4 a _- MY~ W C Ladies Elgin, 4 di ndg 17 itno D Men's Elgin, wster.,esjstur' , Il ie-wch, *iiss. 4S! Zales 1f .- began, Our musical I mean. and r- f - - rf.r - trend today among a hou 3 t1iy-tD-imi tabI,t . .. I . people still desire the diamond SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY BACK engagement. Plan, and Stitt your f1sure slimming today. 7 0 ... - - -____ ECKD DRUGS J 224 E. FIRST ST. - fl2.3701 ' close of day, why don't you .~V.1A . , Ile is joined __ by the entire group in the and then surprise They appeared on television at tO bear' And so it /. S-. - I I - _e- .. - t .P1. 4 I kpv1pw Middle School' s 7th / / ..à15" - I I - 1'a ot . - - -. -" - -_; . _-_ I : ' • # .. . . - ~ ' • uui Daddy with a concert in his Seminole College for a special. honor (,n his birthday. 1,11 invite broadcast. Our relatives and a few of the I i ' " - s.: : " % - -' '% "9 0 Il .' 1 ' 1 L1' Golden Years &M We've Only Jtut Begun 10 emmetChup War &mhAwencud Atwnrsn Eswu s Diom Club & rAnt 06m be @ LArses & SAVE! setUngs.Mthougbsofltj0j. monds are used, the modern in. from unusual al patterns which feature clean, bold lines, squared shanks dra 71 . \ - __ ___- - ave ' ' IS" I ', I~ ' ~ . A t - -- set, - -d - - - '' tO L I - ~I I ~; . I0 Or, I S . - 2TH AN SC 0 IL Crease resistant broadcloth solids. Reg. 1.29 yd. Stock no on th' htsi: I 1) - (),-j rl (lath sOlids Machine wash U 4 J S C (jots - and .orille imtterns in r, vol,y,ester , collon 44 /4 5" wide , isn $4'45 wide ~ Pnnted broadcloth -.59 . . ( te_ , .~! - r's. 43 1 richly-ribbed shurfifop jackef w;fh contrail yole, rainbow striped ototic waist Widowiinç pants ff!us# fight. Machine wathable/drya6le. Red Size 3-13, $40 8treet • rif - Also a limited number of 0 panels. The gown hand embroidered with seed pearS. Mrs. Joseph DeRoss was matron of honor and SHOES 'super rib shawl collar. TaIlored of 1 Ci W PR I hk4Iii-. - - -- 1 Polyester in Fein Green ., I I 1 9. ______ thruigh South Fixida, they will reside at Spanish Trace K en da ll Dthe 7 OPEN • NITES I ' 2 208 E. FIR ST SHOE • t. ~' * ••j,••,,••• STORE PH. 322.0204 I 0~ . VI r- VU r u- I i .')fl s Alt A Iiti .v u .vu I.'IilL i' Sanford,FIa. •.' piilar . .'. .- -- - -' - --- - - buys on all th ^t%e smart I fabrics, Special 1 / ,\ < - K - I - . =407__ft!t > _:~_'. ç Pinwale cotton corduroys id - ' and prints for back-I). Machn, wash,ih!1. SC • .__1. _ -_ `Z_ -_.. "a' m"al 191yd. S r%, 7_~ -I Polyester crepe solids. I Great scf°ction of c 'I' r s fur -- I— _ _ __ -~~!,.11S.FRENCHAVE. ~--__ = Beautiful / i C imary esther's 700ParkAve.,N. ____- ,.- ,~ -_-- --__1 ' Ll ~ 1 r . -1,.k _'... - j "i no- iron. 44 .15' wt Sale prices effective through Saturday. wash flO-Irun ________________________________________________________________ OCCASIONAL FRENCH ARMLESS i ' Following a wedding trip , ,_-I, i 'sweater look with - _______ QIt with its argyle pull over * Ladles was I - Corinth Street pant suit 4 ~_W_;; - Solids of polyester/cotton. Reg 1 89 yd q S'lPCtitr I or even home decorating- tO everything Machine 15 %idt 151 LICIT— A ': " ,r wear everywhere. The - clothing , ' It Y I,' # .1 1. . 'I'hcbnidewasescorJto the altar by her father. She wore a gownofwhtesIIkorganza 1 tact bodice, cuffs and tra in f I A-1 i - Sale Woven gingha,n checks. Reg 119 yd Polyeser/cfQ Great for . . ., - F. $ • ~ -=------. - Ass ment of cotton solids e. . yd. Lot of to ci s Sale 95; .'. SHOES -it Haverhill Baptist Cliurch. Miami and Bob Gatchel of Sanford A reception as held at the - . -, I -- a:fj.:r R .-1 . 1 . -_ -... I Assortment Of Cotton prints. Reg . 1.98 yd. Great cu rn.iii flurak ItIVOnile Patterns and animal prints h1achim, 27 , rics, oale 1N yd. up Mr and Mrs Richard A Fank of Pine Way, Sanford wtre • Al _-_______ - M= - ____- - _I—-- ____ -: - 0% 03 ~ . . .0 f ~ tO C ft 1 - I P Boys & Girls 1 was the bridegroom's father. Ushers %yere Craig Brumfield of Here we go a.pantsuiting in coior.you.brtght poty.ster doubt, kmt Vic&y Vaughn does the - ' - Awma"W'Ou ' of - 1 - Oz1flffl BUY N - ce a few choru Of most of the numbers. m8ticallY set Off with smafler honored at a reception held at Sanford Woman's Club on the ..side" stones; and rough.tex. tured, free.form Occasion of their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Co-hostesses were designs with Mrs. Brenda [fart and Mrs. Paulette Smith. the engagement and wedding have chosen, the center rings interlocking to Rive the appearan ce of a Designers of precious Jew. Today, there are more styles imniedistely-no qutiipons miked. ne 91 t , I lowever, they are looking for a change from the traditional solitaire ring that the r YOu must be 100% (Mighled mth rejulls ... _- I rd * ~ - ~- - ~ = __~ _ I - P quest for new and innovative styles in very "now" use of xnaH dia. diamond engagement rinp and MOndS in ways quite different wedding bands, reports the from the usuaJ side stones. &lost PoWa aregeome matching .7iamond Inforniation Center. setsin ultramodern, ~ vilvival cambiA11101 of 101vidlents blips 141 you tht I" 11111 It a 191W, O$ttlttd stomach, lipptaits dt~rt 14MV; n ka.zf 0" 1,.,,.-, fv Is"N "31 swb,144 PfQT;dts a whok Wdrvm Pitnt P a'1 W IV's1:, .,;.;' The - _.-,-~ r /''1',/f( and 8th grades, respectively; Prize csin im i r sets - , , I 'I 1`1.1"'. S . - NEW YORK (AP) I, ,, , Ud' the time, as well as sing until bourine and sings. ' : bride of James Richard ovencher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Provencher of OPEN FRI EVE .9 ".z a • . - Miss Cynthia Louise String1ieId,daughteof and Mrs. William H. Stringfie!d of West Palm Beach, became the - and arreil Kno1vsI - Jumping-Jacks and Debbie Regan, age 16; Julie, was spread far and wide. They . Z have timely style, j 00~e aimi AN s usic oget er W change, are interpreting the rings and weddhig bands avail. -' 4 ________________ # 11~~ W~ ~ ~ __ , J_ I A • ...g fq I ~-~ asipi pi 1' , _ TOO ' _. __~!l ry, sensitive tothIsdeire for in both diamond engagement - % _ 1 Mot "The Iittle (uss" are a (aniii affair. I'rorn left, Scott, Julie Kelle Debbie Reagan (ltrald Photo - Charles I dwirds) - I FROM THIGHS, NECK, LEGS, WAIST ALL OVERWITHOUT EVER GOING HUNGRY' with the X•11 Reducing Plan ~ lum - sk NOW,,..REMOVE POUNDS AND INCHES . k wi~t 1 f ' tradition of the diamond en- a e never oreinhistory, gaement ring in exciting new industry sources say. - - 4AIM -- . Mrs. Doyle Driver and - I 'I - . .-: .1 V., . prtp1rIt1fl....flOq UI ond, e Look ii.. ' oers yi a .ay, at tui. to Iii tid of 5. tO. 20 C Winners include: NorUwuth Don MacNaughton and . VOW__11 94 .' eight tables In playdirected b - llll~ I f'J ._ of .iceua fat _ _t_z % Ili'cc._ ~4 _a - / . I -[ I, - -11: Apparently your daughter tuned you out - t BRIDGE RESULTS - I TEXAS MOTHER -All Rings Take 0 .. - ' a tired in a formal length gown of red, orange and white print crepe, complemented by a white orchid corsage. e bridegroom's rnotherchose a .- I / )vars ago. But if you ccc; succeed in getting a 3yearId woman to listen to her moth er, please let me ow your secret. A few d ccou apprecia te t mliii on rca crc streamers. Randy Middleton Torbeti Sanford, served his brother as be st man and usher. groomsman was Jim Bartlett, . . WME )ellow - - -. It still bothers me to see such a beautiful girl slouch all the time hen she could look so nice. Any advice? . - O& Li.Ø iiuwfl. £LI gowns were styled identical to that of the honor attendant and their hats and flowen were identical except In yellow floral with Lauderdale and the bride is High School. He received his The wedding will be an event employed as a record BA degree from the University of Sept. 7. 1974 at 7:30 p.m. at technician. of Georgia in Aug. 1973, the Shurlington M eth odist nu)Omg in history. Ile a'.. Church,, in Macon. 11 - Our People Make Us Number One - iami. enter Law School at the of Eustis. They all wore white The b0degroom is brokerage University of Georgia, this Fall. supenisor for Paul Revere Life tuxedoe3 with black velvet Ile is a member of Sigma Nu Insurance Co., in Fort lapels,Pastel ruffled shirts and graduated from Mark Smith fraternity. I took tier it, an orthopedic doctor when she was 13 just to make sure Shedidn't havesoine kindef spinal deformity. Ile took X rays and said she was perfect. . - 7 I liw'ked like a hunchback. 0 a---4TI 4:011111 a K41. . k1k .~ f 4LIM, -, . W . formance. Debbie replied: --it was to be my father's birthday, If trIeRse sit up straight? Or do you think it's too late? tier posture mii.ikt me sitk She as akays tall for her age and was so self CNISCIPUS ;&Ul it she would go around - . ___ Julie plays base guitar; FED UP WITH PARTNER'S WIFE and Mont said, "Since you all Debbie plays regular guitar, DEAR Fit) a brush -at e v ery opportunity play an Instrument and keep Scott P la ys d drums rums and Kelley, DEMI mmy: flow do You tell a 36 practicing around the house all -year-old daughter in the youngest, plays the tam , 99 . I ". .Wrl"" ~~,** ~" ~ . - I- A. even casual acquaintances. flow (if, % ou keep People like this out of your hair? - Bridesmaids were the Mlws Cynthia and Keffi PaI.w. - 9,. • it [ t.li,lw; ~ - - heard say a degrading word about anyone, than I do of this part. S I have a better opinion of the first wife, whom I have never , * .. .11 . 1. ---l~ - - 14; Scott, 13 and Kelley. 12, has were the featured en. been performing for the past ter years. Julyceremo"..s of four When asked what prompted Patriotic organizations held in ne t's %41fe who belittles her own mother in f ront of and carried two cymbidium orchids with apricot streamers. ' Home "0000 . - . -: % 11% -, - ~ ILIAIMM ., . several years of marriage and mutually consented - f S_____ Tee-Up ... I'm that shoe!lgo,o evepartycausepfeeg0od on feet and always look like now, too even after ' I . I. A IIed Correspondent divorce.stie ,nust surely have had some merit for iny husband to have married her. was attired in a formal length - M .0-W ____ Mrs. Janet %, B.L. Perkins Mon's Wear I i. neatly in their van and then Julie and Debbie attend MOTEl. OWNER, TIIORP, WISC. ves family and lnstnimenta Seminole High School, and are tothe ir ')i-:itR OWNER: Thanks for the Interesting law lesson. (Ls The musical family of Bettye destjtion At the close The neighbors and relatives that %%11%. the). call Wisconsin phe "Badger Stater) 10th and 11th grades. Julie is of each engagement he repeats and Donald Regan of Sanford, DEA* I( ,%[illy: came and were pleased. Atmost a cheerleader and Debbie plays I've been married a year. It is my first known as, "The litfle Guys," immediately they began to trumpet in the school band. the Performance and brings marriage and Hi) h usban d's second Already I think I have h ave become well-known receive requeststo appear at them safely home. Mom serves Daddy Reagan "prop man" as Pr(~blenl.s. My husband has partner in a business venture. The manager and throughout the area of Deltona, parties, ma kes all women's clubs, for the group. For every bookings. makin partner's wife never misses a chance to give me an earful of dirt Deflary, Longwood, Ike Mary children's p ure on the first wife, arties, American engagement, he gathers up all and Sanford. Igion and Auxiliary doings as the f nstnimenis, packs coursethattheydonot interfere them wi I have "let 111)'husband's first wife and found her to be a very th school work. well as Veterans of Foreign "arm, ~incerc individual. My The group, comprised of Wars events, and their fame husband and she were incompatible Pr Ph. 322-1811 (Charles) Mather ' of Miami, '' F 4W .* - se with a person who is irr,.'tl in another. -_ Mon's Forps I Wear IIINTALS sleeves. The same lace trim- knit polyester, a while picture rat d the hemline of the sk • Iler bouffant veil of silk ion fell from a lace cap, a 9 1 0 0A trimmedled withbo seed pearls is a Matron of 'I' Born in Tampa, the brideCt the an da Mr. and Mrs. W. H. . . MRS. KENNETH TORBF.1 204 E. First St. et of white 4 I' i.1ii rot his sse. 1. I 1. . - Either of the following ma), be fined not more than $1,000 or imprisoned not Invre than 3 years or both: f I I A married person w1w has .wxu.il inici -course with a . lop of Brussels lace with cap piece ensemble of blue double she marriage of their da en to sew a smau Tampa and Mrs Myrtle piece of contrasting color material In th e back seam. Th is will Robinson, St. Petersburg. show on th e underside as the pants are oeing put on. You Miss Robinson at can tell -MABEL. __- =__ ' When making a pants suit it is a great time at a glance which is the frorit and which is the back. _~ _ml,. ;_ -1. _:i ~Zmr=, Z~,~-C. . . I - The bride chose a formal book and rice bags tied with length gown of white silk bows and two tiny wedding bells organ with natural waistline were distr ibut e d to the guet. and white satir, ush. The For traveling, Mrs. Torbett bodice featured a pinafore type chose a street length three J Witsi .itutes Pertaining to Sexual crimes Beteen tiults :th consent 94415 Fornication %tiotrt,as sxt1al intercourse with a person not his Sue SiiaV be lined $200 or imprisoned not more than 6 rn ths c beth 944,16. Adultery arrangernenta of mums, porn and punch. Mrs. Janet Mather Stes. po ms and pahns. was in charge of the bride's - DEAR POLLS' -My fishing Pointer is to remove the cartridge 27G4 Alandale Dr., Macon Ga. from a discarded ballpoint pen, roll up your fishing license, insert it in the pen and clip in your shirt pocket. It is always dry and in a Federation B & which have I)osted in every one(if our motel rooms: - - Iy - . - a Wisconsin it's dbliu1lSt the li to rent rooms to unindrrits W ar protected nfl) if the) register as Mr . and Mrs," % flowers. The couple entered the rumarki, cold crab fingers, hat, white shoes and purse. Ile garden through an aisle of Swedish meat balls and other couple left for a wedding trip to wte porn porns leading to Ya delicacies were served from the Colorado and other points of fountain which was banked b buffet table along with the cake interest throughout the Western 0seftla recently. From left, June Foley, Sanford club president; Estelena Gill, state recording secretary; ' I _~~ another,s The vows were exchanged in topped with a miniature bride the beautiful church garden and groom and gazebo. amid lush greenery and Hot and cold canape s, SrRD HOSTS DISTRICT MEETING they do it in factories but I do not advise an amateur to attempt it after seeing tkat poor love's hands and arms. -F.M. __ t~ siwa AMIAW 2 ^t l swa 404.v T '' business our advice is NOT to sew fiberglass on )-our sewing machine. It gets into the mechanism, acts like a grinding corn - ' WIA131 cluded floral arrangements, Jan McClung, 114 Grove Lane, Palms and candelabra. 11v ., 1 1 Sanford, and Kenneth S. Tor- three tiered wedding cake was belt, 808 N. E. 72nd St., Boca surrounded by fresh cym. - .~ - - _. - - , %I match her draperies. I have made many fiberglass curtains on h' t rVMW • Thursday, August 22,1974-15A .. _ - ___ ____ - . I- coming Il pIlle for a %islt and she's bringing her boyfriend, with I %%hom she has been living for a year. Mother's dilemina: S~wuld she let them share a bedroom in %%r hoine, knowing the) live together elsewhere? Mother says doll,sn't approve of living together without marriage. I . N'()" A DVISP:I)- ' 70f1lem L"t in yo g0)Yy(%ur rules, and if they don't like it, send 'eni to a n1olel.Abb), pkase (Ion t send them to MY motel --I .~~~ J r_~.I .- Miami, presented an ap length apricot chiffon go proprLe program of nuptial Both gore white c)bidIum music orchid corsages The bride is the daughter of D reception site s the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Banyon Room at the Coconut Herrington, Sou th Argyle, N.Y. Grove Hotel. Decoratio ns in- but clothing firms do not deduct for the same design in small sizes. My !L Pee ve is that I th ink they overcharge unfairly for sizes 18 and over and I really resent th is. LAURA. I Held tes Miss Debera Lee Herrington formal length pale blue n"14 V-J~ rry Torbelt polye,ter knit and chiffon with were united In Holy matrimony a white eymbidium orchid Saturday, ft.3,1974, at 4 p.m. corsage. at Plymouth Congregational The bridegroom's materrial urch, coconut Grove, Fla grandmother, Mrs Margaret Officiating clergym an at the Point Cane, wore a green and double ring garden ceremony white formal length go w n and as the Rev. ernal ,A / - Ri G N, - j F11 I Hy ABIGAIL VAN flUft - -- / By POLLY CRAMER - _____ Are Off•LimIts ~~ Evening Herald 4 4 _ / olk - . ... , - - - Thursday, August 22, 1974-UA -- POLLY'S POINTERS T. __ .. * .- ..__ SANFORD 'CHARGE IT at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open lOa.m. 'tO 9p.m. Mon. thru Sat. ~___ - - -1 ~~._ __ - -- - -_. -~-~ t~___ ___ �- 16A—Evening Herald ,~ - - - '- -'--- '--- ----- - •• - -'--• •.- - - -- ---•---•.'-----. -i-- -i --- ----- -.--- -"-•--••- '- -- -- -•-- .•=, - ___ _r•_._= -.•---,• .___ —I- - —.•.-' .- -. — t -•---•-.-----.- -'.--..---•, -•---- - __'_;•_,_ ____ —•-'—•-'t----•-.r •-- - r--•--.— - -• Thursday, August 22, 1974 Contributions Are Relected Sheriff's osing 'Lunch Break' a ii Found ('APE CANAVERAL, Fla. clan worked as a contract ne- finally dropped the overcharge, year s ago, they would have 1g. •tAP) — "Why would anyone gotiator for the National Aero. but then they bi lled me for nored me. Now tyr s nd they give me a 100,000 for a pe job that nautics and Space Adminis- holding my furniture (, In storage chance to put my ideas across u iI pay, i2,500' Wh) would any- tratio until a few weeks ago, while I fought them over the Just the same as they one contribute big money to a when he left do for the the space agency L Office BMG,AIN Its Cool •• NOTES _( _/ (, I 1 p :2 . __________________________________________________________________________________________ 7----AUGUST 21, 1974 O/ ADMISSIONS Sanford: William liolveci 2 9 ave II I ,\ III, 11 . ' PeflfleV evelop D i1isy ___________ i:.Ii - . . - ;. ____________ ____________ • i I money-market there was a $1.5 billion net In- bills, CL...4 5%01 or copper. C...I1. I Uf.J[JIy I Katie 14. Stokes NEWYORK(AP)_ I\Wor. Becauseofrisingfoodprlces, sening shortage of tin plate and unprecedented numbers of soda ash has made still another Americans are canning their consumer product hard to get: own peaches, pears, apples and Canning jars and tin lids, berries. In fact, Kerr says de- polyester Lottie Broadway Elizabeth Jones C.leoria Riggins Patsy Burke do slacks. John Tucker James T. Sheppard C1'.slstopher S. Thompson Harry F. Kallenbach, Deltona Sanrel Goistein, Deltona ) -- ;;- Aldo H. Loos, Enterprise Walter Crockett Bohannon, Maitland Herbert M. Massey, Oviedo __ . / i I , " ~. "W -,14,It 1 6 '" Jewell Darland, Longwood Don Alderman, Minis Lester T. Carroll, Lake Helen Charlotte C. Meredith, Liberty, New York I hese easy care olyester Slacks o a wide selection Plaids or SOlidS, uffed styles Buy veraI at this low or b B'6i11 ould Go r VQ11110111111 ~ _W~ -• .. -- this past year. But the firms haven't been able to keep pace with the mand. ii: Manufacturers of the Jars and Kerr said steel makers tin lids, Including th e two make tin plate—U.S. Steel, biggest, Ball Corp. of Muncie, Bethlehem Steel, Jones & Ind,, and Kerr Glass Manufac- Laughlin and Youngstown turing Corp. of Los Angeles, Sheet Tube—are ha ving to they are being besiegedsay by allocateand their resources to cope angry customers from every with hea'q worldwide demand. state wondering why their stores have run out of cannin g lie says U.S. Steel Just notiJars. fled him that tin supplies will be W.A. Kerr, president of Kerr cur tailed even f urther In the Glass, says; fie has heard re- fourth quarter of 1974. ports of black markets in a two. least four states—Utah, North )ear-old shortage of soda ash Carolina, West V ir ginia and necessaryforthemanulacture Georgia. of glass products. - - • P \• - - -' ' -- -...,. / / . ,L, / f .,. ... I 11 . -- • . • - - - i. ,, • .- _. ' - -•' - a . .,I . • - - • NEW YORK (AP) — The cost nonfarm businesses. Why, then, izatlon, shows that wages-ealaof la bor in relation to Industrial shouldn't the cost of labor perries-fringe benefits accounted sales during the past few years cent.age rise? for 25.6 per cent of each dollar has remained considerably The explanatIon lies ina'p. of industrial sales In 1973. below that of the 1960s. But it ly higher sales and output per A year earlier the percentage might end this year. manhour at the very time that was .4, and In 1971 it amountThe ratio perplexes a good controls kept labor's gains be. ed to 25.9 per cent, but throughmany people who note, for ex- low their rate of earlier periods, out the sixties it never dropped ample, that unit labor costs last The annual labor cost study below 26, and more often year rose 1.4 per cent in manu- by Standard & Poor's, the inranged be tween 27 and 28. facturing and 5 per cent for all vestment research organ. Stock market analysts among others, find such statis. tics high]Y useful rn ass ssing Inf at on P: e J ust Confusion l i mpact of changes in wages ;ic and il For e Ic when wage increases are general throughout I---,-A _ -5 =%. economy some industries find the Impact far more pro. s, NEW YORK (AP) — It's the dividends. This In turn lowers nounced than do others. - _:.I No.! problem — the economy — their capacity to raise capital to The oil industry, to Wu.uttrate, s ' so proclaimed by Gerald Ford meet demands for their serv- is highly automated, with labor C A V F II C A CC himself before he assumed the ices. Kuub the Parrot rt.i. costs amounting last year to PLEA SE o ..e Deltona • uaks gracious '. W omen'sS nomen dapresidency. And he seemed to (lub for this $136 cii It presented The purchasing power of the only 9 per cent of sales. But for the Flori i Zimplogical Park by club presidenlMrs. Henry Langbrecht Iright) confirm this by working with ordinary factory worker is de- air transporUtion the equi va. PRETTY BOY economic advisers hours after c i ing. The jobless rate, al. anti game chairman Sheila Smith. The money was raised at the lent figure was 40 per cent, DETROIT (AP) — General Body division's Grand Blanc ta king the oath, luip's l though still not bingo evenings exceedingly Here are a few others: Motors is apparently bowing to plant will build the underbody If it weren't for Watergate, high at 5.3 per cent, Is widely ' criticism of its highly auto- line for the new car and will Aerospace and aircraft, 37 • the true significance of the na. expected to reach 6 per cent per cent; automobiles mated Vega assembly line by employ 22 robots, and tions economic confusion before the end of the year. emphasizing more manual latrucks, 31; meats and dairy The 22 programmable , would be evident. The problems JVeS Some people on fixed Incomes products, 13; bor In planned 1976 production trial robots would be the largest electrical.eJe.. are unprecedented in their in. have been reduced to desper- tronlcs, 38. of a new mini-Chevrolet. number in any single system at tensity: A 12 per cent prime ation by the rapid erosion of The figures for individual The swing back to more man- GM outside of Lordstown. Ford rate and roughly the same rate their buying power. They can- companies within these inual labor appears designed to is the automotive leader in use of increase in consumer prices, not cut back; they cannot trim dustries varies almost as much stem any new outbreaks of of robots with about 35 at its Undoubtedly inflation helped any fat from their budgets as between Industries, In aero"blue-collar blues" which pla- Kansas City assembly plant, undermine the presidency of wi thout cutting to the bone, space, the percentages range gued the Chevrolet Vega as. Richard M. Nixon, if only be. About 200,000 of the tiny calms The stock market is defrom 27 to 45, and in oil from 6 to (4) sembly plant at Lordstown, cause people thought he and his pressed Tbose high interest 23. which will be roughly twoOhio, two years ago, idininistration were so pre- r.tes ca use trouble there too, V' will be However, indications are that At the same time, however, t hir ds the NEW YORK (AP —'the best place restraints on inflation, is United Kingdom. occupied with his Watergate because they draw capital into assembled at GM's Wilming. the trend will end this year, a GM will be using more robots ext news that President Gerald planning a new Cost of living ton plant startin g n "These have been major problems that he ignored debt issues that ordinarily legacy of the removal of con. on underbody subassembly op. Ford could receive would be a task force that he hopes will causes of today's rip-roaring, theirs, suiimer" should ' the trade Iil saId be supporting stocks. trols and a feeling among labor eratiois in an effort to keep . decrease in the rate of inflation, stare down big wage, price, double-digit inflation, and the - Their fears seemed to be con- And besides, corporate profits leaders that unions must make sembly lines relatively error. Many obsemers believe that That he isn't likely to receive profit rined when Nixon in his final aren't that good. creases. tragic weather story that has up for past restraints. free. GM, by relying on more manual such news in the next few weeks .. eco nomic message told AmenA move ngairt high thtcrct come nut of tiw' tilwest Economic fear are providing Ocali, Cbevtukt luei )et tabor, not only will eLminate is pretty well Lisit lurce ssouid flis' no understood, ca to ns cut back on their spend ratesand high prices has to be a an incentise for labor parent!) going to keep that it to acknowledge the company "blue-collar blues" problems, especially since the midnation enforcement powers other th to se('w-e ' ' ing. top priority for President Ford. what it feels well into next is V i- -" a fairer share of tc,np,-J--g~~-_ will build the mini-Chevy. but also will be able to get Into drought is likely to pushup food moral persuasion, a call to pa. Ford seemingly recognizes Mere recognition of the dif. the sales dollar, either through ' " triotism, a plea for Ittenie But the trade nw;paper production with a lower initial prices !f)ou believe these analyses, the dangers of preaching rather Ficulties might in itself produce direct wage Increases or fringe American Metal Market said on capital investment and a And so the President, in the Ane to some battle hardened then, you must conclude that than acting "It serves no pur some relief. benefits Monday it had learned Fisher quicker return of money absence of "natural." market- executives landlords and union while the President has little pose to lecture the harassed leaders, these are no restraints choice but to act or give the public," he said in a recent at all. appeara nce of action, against speec h . L; ) t 9A (' I," .1 -inflation his effor ts are likely Despite N ixon' s repeated asArgus Re search Corp, nicti Will surances that the worst of inwholesales economic and mar. to be unrewarded. LIL.L. "? nation was behind, the worst ket research to many of the big Kni While it 'T works well at the ayswas • • Ifl'estznentInstitutions,looksat conununit) level OlUflthi'LSjfl j !'t I Onhisfinalfuljdas inofficeit TheSun so untar in way ?mzgEa! ~_! ~ —: '-'a "5'Pf issidel)thoughttoneedpo;er __ announced that stholesale The Seminole Players of emotional dramas f t. • "liii' clkctiveriess oF volun. to back it on the national level. price's for July ru' 3.7 per cent, Seminole -• .J unior Coll ege will American stage, the play --at Th has been the . I experience of orat . V . tarisni Is a subject that is hotly an annual rate in excess of Include in their fall bill of major pic -ift de ts t he r hopes, evious presidents in rel aspirations ying 40 per cent debated b) econoriiists In our p ii theatre productions a musical and despair of Blacks In the ," soluntar restraints opinion, however, a voluntary Significantly, Just as adaptation of Edgar lee slums of Chicago 'Raisin' will program to restrain prices and 'k' Among the power techniques prominent!) as he called atten Masters' poetr) collection, run Dec. 6, 7, and 8. 11 -: wages a mounts to little more used were charges that -.. -. oflion to h foreig n -- - - policy Sue- 'Spoon River Anthology,' and the Ui in po litical rosint tR Nixon omitted any ref. Lorraine llan.sbcrr) kinkr as hurling the country; s asard __ erence in his resignation speech winning 'A Raisin In The S ~ I __ - ~ _- J __ ,!! "! fi of releasing stockpiles of governto his domestic Policy. His lega. ; I ~ __ 11w reason's opener, ,Spoon un.' SHS . projectingan executive IIllhI)C inent goods to compete with Ole , e' in domestic economic policy River Anthology,' Is a musical offender'sconsumers product' en—' "• of the President, and provides couraging rr ay. adap ta tion of Masters' poetry o shun is disa — some sort of psychological sal- the offe i Savings banks are rapidly collection by nder' s arcs Charles Aidman, ucs for those who Favor a policy • .-. losing deposits because they and will run Oct. 25, 26 ,.'.. and V. or doing something about The student Government What backing President Ford cannot offer customers the high Via musical Interludes the Association of Seminole 111gb inflation, But its impact is Jill,interest rates available else- ghosts of those who were plans Isn't known, but tie _,fr. . I LI School will conduct an ortendeclared himself to be against where. home mortgages ther(-- inhabitants of 'Speon River' tation Aug. 27 at 10:30 a.m. for '.' j -_ I t— Lionel I) Edie & Co, an ceo- subpoena powers in wage and fore are frequentlyunavailable and whose secre ts have gone to sophomores fill and new ________________ .. . More nomic research ariii of Merrill price studies. Such authority, a seriously, there is con- the grave rise to tell their tales, students, 121104 _ _ ~ derable feeling in financial Lynch, the world's biggest spokesman said, would be the ,, circles that some savings stock br okerage house, 1 RCS its first step to rigid controls ings banks humorous sides of life are tour of the school campus, -- -11P re headed for more trouble, pertr1ied with reason why: ballads and orientation iito student life a N,,vrthelpc'c, lord likely sull and that dCtDfl to restore con N-4 ,0I 7~~i ~- - . Mie' N' [rt vtr,,e lorm iiilti ii dia s'ie thaw an: a ' 'America's economic policy find himself compelled to back fidenc-e is required by the lord The second major production question and answer perio4 Jislm aml Ruth Haabc- ill Dellona, both enthuslaiiiiiii, studem% (11 niachinery simply cannot con- up his call for voluntary re- administration. % uii'rieaii Indian history and culture, load up a truck %ith trol ft season wiU be 'A RaWn in the weather, the Students attending will have Arabs, or straints with an effective plea Public utihties, hard hit by ilothing iuullt'v(ed in The Sun. (Le community for ' winner Indians of the Choctaw the of the Critics' the oppor tunity to mee tand " super-inflationary or a resort to some form of higher energy and bo sdr I ,%%Ir OF v trim'. I(aabt' still tirlte' the truck to the Bureau of Indian Affairs rrowing Circle Best Play of th e Year with their Student Council"('oflomiiic policies of countries power. That is, if he plans to costs, are so severely pinched award, 'li'trihutiui, i'iItt-r in Philadelphia, Miss. members and teachers for the , I • like Jain, Italy, anci Uic re 1k45Il) • redI uce or on . I e mmi.s they suspend One of the most touching and upcoming year. .f 1, aflfafic value in d - • Orange In ustmy's La - ' - The shortage is especially mand for canning Jars and licLs pressing this time of year as has grown some 170 per cent many parts of the nation are the midst of harvest time or near it. 499 John J. Moran, Deltona Jack J. Lynch, DeLand Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Pauline) Justice, a boy, Sanford may-SPMZEQ-&VAk.m - /0 BIRThS - EDITOR'S NOTE — Inflation priliach Americans take toward period!;A normally ftee nionths funds, has acquired assets of crease The nation's fif th lar gest air cond itioning ducting and has become In deposits. A similar Citicorp, parent company of a severe problem investing as profoundly as it is to a year. heating and air conditioning specialty steel items. The Fort for Americans, not only as conover $250 million from invcstors decline in de posi ts has been re- First National City Bank, is. altering their spending habits. Certificateo of which in the less wholesaler Is moving its cor- Lauderdale Steel operation sumers but an Inveto sryi h '--t Rr -44, As.4JISC ,uzunty, ir1'n Hrattr.g, acorthng to Lertr' *.__ I•I - Si) SI — t.aiuucrcjalc 10 the sanford In two buildings. Lipper Analytical Services, tio tide earnines some of the new into the short terni money mar- which big , Myear issue in business bOITOWS, which keeps track of mutual less Airport. than 6 per cent interest, denominations of $5,000 initially InVestment patterto that have kets, where banks, Industrial A spokesman for CoastLine generally require a minimum fund perform,ance. The Coast Line spokesman developed. Last year the New Ycrk Stock and $1,000 later. The opening corporations and the govern. invesinent of $100,0oo. Bvt Distributing Inc. said today said the office move will put the _____ Michael lipper, president of Exchange reported the firSt Interest rate was 9.7 per cent. ment borrow from each other small investors, attracted by Lipper Analytical Services, drop In decades in the number The notes cii't be re only about 10 employes will be base of operations for three By CHF CRRlER through such instruments as the I erentlus yields th deemed for is says th e new money-market of Investors in s tocks. relocated from Fort Lauder. other subsidiaries at the airport AP Business Writer By two years. Alter that they can Treasury bills. cii,mimercial Pa. year, have found ways to buy. %TEW 9#011IK dale and 30 persons will be as well. They tire EnvirGre funds are drawing a consider. contrast, the Chicago Board of be cashed in every six months, A ( AV) — Com- per and *certificates of deposit. hired locally by Jan. 1 when the mental Air InternatIonal, niercial paper. Some have s;mPlY Pooled able amount of "indecisive Trade — the nation's largest Treasury bills. held the full 20 years. The Federal Reserve Bank of their money, the way members money" — the capita l of people commodity futures market Office inove is scheduled for serving Central and South Floating interest rate long-term New York, part of ale nation,s — The New York Bank for Sayof stock market investment who can't figure out, in the listed a 36.5 per cent jump in completion. America and the Carrlbean; notes, the nation's th central banking system, clubs do, appointing an indivi present inflationlouded cli- contracts traded during 1973 savings hank, followed City A few years ago they were reports receiving more than International. tial or cornillittee to manage the inate, any b,etter place to pli Offices will he in 9,500 square servin the liahanias arl(l (ibUure concept; ill t it compared with 1972. 'llic trend specialized one thousa nd plouie queries a money, Bank "it.li an announced issue foot building 297, formirly Bermuda, and Orlando Steel corners of th at the moment. continues this year. of$50 e financial world, week this stuniner for in. million in floating interest Others have gone to th e halfFor the Investment commuoccupied by an aviation and Supply, wholesale heating Today t hey are as likely to formation Some of the money fl owing rate notes. They are to go on about Treasury bills dozen or so new mutual funds academy. nity itself, the shifting attitudes out of the stock market and out sale Wednesday (Aug. 14). and air conditioning come UI) in cock ta il party con- and other interest-bearing that s pecialize in the currently and flows of money create un- of A Coast Line subsidiary — distributors that also maintain rersation as Watergate or Th sa vings bank deposits Is Other banks and financial in" e government securities. This is lucrative money markets, certainty Fort Lauderdale Steel Corp. — offices In Orlando, Miami, Fort Exorcist." and upheaval, being invested In a new, con- stitutlons are planning similar double the number of queries These funds invest the money employs 80 persons at th e Lauderdale, St. Petersburg and The National Association of troversial security: long-term issues. What has the difference received last summer, they receive in securities and Mutual Savings flink. airnort In the mnnnfnrtttrn of Wnct D,,lm fl.n,I. ... wuuun,made _i t**k &..•..e uriu one of in. it ueprectaung dollar, meanTreasury bi lls, wi th interest pass interest payments along to senting 482 savings bankc In 17 They are notes th at pay interest while, has drawn other inflation's key by-products, high rates this year ranging from 7 individual hareholder, in the states and Puerto Rico, report- after the first interest rates. 10 months and vestors toward such "tan. to9percent,sttat$IO,y me way Indeed, the surge in the cost go up in increments of $5,(X)0. luath u'x that many other ed that deposits in savings ac- then semi-annually. The In. gibles" as art, wine, silver ..... tile stock mar- counts declined by $480 million terest rate fluctuates one of living 8.8 per cent last They are the Instruments th e ket. coins and commodity futures — Canning Jars in the first aix months of 1974. percen ta ge point above an av- contracts year, an even higher rate this Federal government uses for the future dellv. to The Reserve Fund, the larg. During the same 1973 period, erage interest rate for Treasury cry of such things as soybeans year — Is changing th e ap. borrow money for short est of the new , Meridoth Pearl Parker Elizabe th F. Ring Dorothy H. Riddle, City ONMWW-W.4_. # II Pauline Justice U - : . ,I ul`lk-1~171'1_ 1 %. - - II I 1~iil -- Thursday, August 22,1974-1 B Sanf ord Lands .. 0 '%.~ Laud d I Firm New Investment Patterns . 11 HOSPITAL Evening Herald — Seminole County Sheriff's In the mcantIme detectives are overcharge," he says. The sta te's attorney's office big boys." In the drug case, Douglas candidate unless he thought he with a medi cal disability. "I paid them In full for the personnel are lot today; almost wiping moist brows with towels. "One major had two successful prosecutions Pfiel, 29, formerly of northern would get something in rieate 100 degrees hot because their Brewster said he got tired of moving costs and went to small he'll reduce Inflation by Wednesday including a man Seminole , was found guilty of turn?" reduc. Increasing gasoline prices and claims court. Since them, I've ing Fans have been brought to the number of federal em- air conditioner who took a two-year "lunch possessing more than five Because he says thcs~e quespoliticians who didn't seem to been all the way through the Ployes," he says. the some of the offices and the break" and a Sanford woman grains of marijuana, "! think we anything lio about it, ns were important and about U.S. C to him, do ourt of Appeals, but my should reduce the who pleaded guilty 0 5erODd The recently installed air new buildings two doors remain number of health care, Fuel, wno originally faced øcmocrat Robert L. Brewster, furniture is still sitting in th at degree murder prior to the start politicians. Federal employes conditioning unit has not been OPCfl In an attempt to stir the variety of dru,g charges, walked in his first political race. is the "And our medical care in this warehouse. It is a ii- erfect ex- don't spend the money. The pol- functioning since last week and sultry air. of her trial. country is very poor when you ample of what Is wrong th out of his September, 1972 trial only U.S. Senate candidate wi our iticians do." deputies say the heat is a lm ost Mm Leonal Wimberly, 28, of ,fl t'.Z..... .1.. during a lunch brrak and was won't iceept a campaign con- look at it from an economic civil courts — they and theL.0 unbearable. Higgina Terrace, not Brewster is a graduate of In. The air conditioner is under sta ndpoint. Good care is avail- lawyers are simply agents for diana loca ted until arrested by a tributlon, warrarg. State University, He is Chuck highway patrol trooper in able, but how many people can businesses," Brewster Gordon's ofprosecutor fer of a reduce and decided to run when I got d March afford it?" 1974 after a Fttin da1 of second degree • idJacnt to the courthcuse, ha Brewster travels the WIth hi.T.. raising . . traffic check Irewster also would li A" ou ut.,At;-_ A;.C13 iv,vsi wey are murder in return for Gordon's tie says he is not re ,illy a po so much money for office," he car and says hic has had a good l. more than one unit. The other -sCe reform come to the courts. reception from loc recommendation of a . 10 year Pfiel was sent back to says. A news- Itician and would never run for smaller units only regulate the putting more sweat into their ,, %Vhen I moved to Florida Jail sentence, work than usual Seminole County Jai' by lie says he chose the Senate papers, radio and television a lesser office if he loses in the temperature in the Jail and a se ven years ago," he says, .Mrs. Wimberly, whose visiting Circuit Judge E.L. Senate race, few offices. because -you can't accomplish had iny furniture shipped to stations. me problem is Increased by husband, Lawrence A was Eastmoore. He faces up to five anything by starting at "I might take a crack running the bOt- Cape Canaveral. It was put in the. building being windowless earfler convicted of urging her yea rs in prison, accord ing to toni." "The inedia have been great for president," he says with a Sheriff John Polk said thand the two doors are both storage, but e th company over. ;ilxwt gi%irlg time to an un- laugh. "But I'll never step main to shoot neighbor Johnnie Prosecutor Claude Van Hinink. The 43-%ear-nJfl mvice politi- chargt air conditioner is sup. downstairs, (fnrding little McU viany, 37, on April 12, ay, but relief to upstairs office holders. could be sentenced to life in prison by Circuit Court Judge David Strawn. ________ _______ I,. - . A/t .."I -• __ __ Aimlf lw_~__~__ --- - - - - ___ ,--- - thie - GM' t . . Turns To Automat on rice DISCHARGES Sanford: Vira Tucker Donna J. Capps Charles L. Bose Florence C. Donaldson tion Jewel Penner Wi lliam D. Byrd Gary 1. Beebe Patricia I. Florla, Deltona Clyde V. Urban Sr., DeLand I! . William Kraft, DeBary Patricia Ann Charron, Casselberry George C. Raymond , Geneva Alice I. Smiley, Altamonte Springs )s t James H. Lathan, Lengwood 'swil" h I~I / or e t oice '' Area Death 201/o off all girls' hosiery. Save 20% on girls'pant dresses. HAROLD MERRILL Reg. Rev. Harold Merrill, of RD 2, Clyde, N.Y. died Tuesday In that city. A winter resident of Lake Mary for six years, he was born in Waverly, N.Y. He was an ordained American Evangelistic Christian minister and was a member of Lake Mary Church of the Naarene. lie was a foreman at 111gb Acres feed mill in Forest City. Sale ---=-- Req. 3 for 1.39. Girls Panlr,n' SOClc Assorted colors t, sizes Sale 10 0 Just in time for school Save 20's no (; !i t I Flare leg pants are topped 4t,th smocks, jackets, shifts and jerseys — to name a f . In f&I colors and patterns ~ Sale 89C ill. Fk'i.tr,i- tJ"n Run pantrww All st'elcft nylon in .yitej shtie; I I, ( Sale 7V Req. .vJ 'i%.• I--,----- • I, 11 Req. Btc. Girls cable patterned knee highs. Orion acrylic stretch nylon. S - in Waverly, N.Y., Luckner Funeral Home in charge. in Plans Orientat on __ _J a-'.- - _.-' ______ ____ 11 A LABOR us ounTuro ~IT_~- !;J~.fF~Ik;z_e-%t _.-~~f- A D I iiC1I5In this -. r n Eport)' to dress-up looks. N ______ Present . -- - on all our guts' 710 14 and 4 to 6X pant sets and pant dresses Choose from easy care knits, wovens and denims / ~__ )J -' 4 / ,1 .'_ Reg. 113 Virginia; Nichols and Eleanor Fib ral services will be Sale 3 for 1.11 Sale 8 York, Pa,; Margaret WasielewsLl, Wavcrly; Rev, Donald Merrill, Star Prairie, Wis.; sister Eva Carlirr. Waverly; 43 grand. children and two greatgrawkdren. 720 Reg. $10 Survivors include his wife, rdh Merrill, Clyde; sons, John and James, Waverly, N.Y. and Roger, Lake Mary; six daughters, Qiarlofte Doolittle, Van Curen, Clyde; Mary Chilsnn, Tampa; and Harieti Baylor, Lake Mary; brother, - 89 riuzu renneys: open iUa,m. 'til 9p.m. Mon. thru Sat. Store phone,, ,323, 1310 , ~!W_ - �_____ ____________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____ _______ _________________________________________________ ___________ __________ _______ ______ ________ - ItT -• - - ______________________ __________ _______ _______ -- IM --7T,,iZ MIR - _, ,- - - r-m Tw"M -. -. - I. _- - - -' - - -- 2 8-Evening Herald - ~ 0 venng eraia huray, August . I amon Seminole County School Bus Schedules Alt Alto - Thursday, August 22, 1974 te Bus NO. 123 BUS N 131 Elementary eminoIe S . d from Page 2B) BUS NO. 111 PM NOnftbJes English Estates (West of Oxford Rd.) Bel Ai F Park Apts., sL Jd= Village , Gen Meadows Apts. BUS NO. BUS NQ ie( Dr., 8:48, 4:14; S. 3:55; 25th St. & Hardy 'nSeuan Heigh £04 Semon North Apls. Sanford Ave. & Woodmere 8:59,3:52. We Ann Estates, Dodd Rd. dd Rd. & De Rd., 3:40 Han, SR. 24th St.,3:57,3:52; Holly Ave. Wa 8 4:02; Howell Branch Rd. & 3. SR426 Near Buck Lake, 3:15, 20th St., 8:58, 3:51; SO North Apt Calabria 4:19; Old M BUS NO. 1 H'., West of •.á st, 353. Lake Howell Ln & 1..diN,1uCazarAve.,E. Sflow1fljJRJj.,8:17 4:17; Snow 29th St. 845 anioLuAve. 1 & BtJSNO. 13-4 Morton's Stop 3.47 3.57. j EK-50i Dr., 8.45, 3:53. Prairie Lake Hill Rd., South of Old MInu &annlii 3:5; Ann Ln. & llRanch p4 34g Lke,j Shores Area PM. In Hwy., 8:19, 4:15; Snow Hill Rd., KINDERGARTEN E-802 North Sanford Ave. - Ave.,3:47,3:57,Airport Blvd. obin Rd., 11:50; nch Transportables-In Park Ave., 8:49, 3:59. on South to Turn Around, 8:22, 25th St. Area Stefanik Rd.. 8:51, 3:52. Lake view Dr. & Gladwin Spring 4 :12: Old Mic H., Ess Prh Ave. & 27th St., 8:40, 11:A; I.Abview Dr. & Praide Oaks. San se IdylIwilde bastian, West Lake Snow Hill Rd.. i,26, 4:08; 4:06; lake Dr., 11 59, S. aIe lake Brantley K1ERGART Jungle Rd..South of SR, 8 78, 8 41, 4 05, Sanford Ave. & Elementary • £ u : e Schoo Bus Sc County u 22, l97438 es BUS NO. UI Ridge, 12:; E. Lake Ma Snow 11111 Rd., Nr th of 1. Hammock, Shores & Palm Valley (Turn Around), 8:43, 3:55; Red Bug Rd. & Blvd. & Hidden Lake, 12:36; M SK419 & Academy Dr., SR426 ills Rd., 8:41, 4:02; Snow Hill E.904 Lincoln Heights SR 19 & SR I 8:, 3:59; SR520 & Seminole Lockhart Area -East Hwy, 17-92 & Shenandoah 8:44, 3:. & Walsh St.. SR4 & Ifl f Rd.,-I.MillsRd.,8:42,4:Ql; 8:25, 4:17; SR 19 & Batten's Terrace, South Area 8:31, 4:01; SRO & of Airport ivd. and West of Village Apls., 12:38; SR4V, SendSt.&A%'enue Lakes, Florida Ave. & I ore KINDERGARTEN Tnmmn Blvd. & Knox Ave., Southwest Rd. "C",8:45, Stop, 8:26, 4:16; SR419 & Jones'Sthp,8:fl,4:02; sRs& 20 12:39; South Sanford Ave., 3:59; S11419 & St.,SR4l9& Spring st.,sR49 8:45, 3:55; rd St. & Wifflams Forestry Tower, Peter's Stop, 8:28, 4:14; SH419 Lake Hayes Rd., 8:38, 4:03, 18th St. & McCarthy Ave., 12:41; Myrtle St., 12:42; Hesler 8:47,3:57; S}t419& Best's Stop, & All Day Sessions, 9:15, 1-15. Tuskawilla Rd., SR419 & Yellow Mobile 8:31, SR20 & Beasley Rd., 8:39, aportableJn on regar Wagner Curve. Ave., 8:37, 3:59; 22nd s. & Seminole Ranch, 8:49, 3:55 BUS NO. ' 8:32, 4:10; SR 19 & Thskawma SR 426,8:41,4:07; Mikier Rd. at buses home at Hawkins Ave., 8:39, 3:57. Lawton Longwood Rd.,8:32,4:IO; SR419&Dyion Curve, 8:45, 4:11. BUSh Elementary . E.905 Greenbriar, Tee 'fl' to Ranch 8:34, 4:08; SR419 & BUSIZ BUS NO. 155 BUS NO. 126 Grpen Elementary Sng St., 8:35, 4:07; SR419 & Country Club Rd. & Briddle's Stop 8: 36, 4:06; SR419 E-1107 Tuskawilla Rd., EK-1101 Chuluota A.M. Home. 1003 SRIV (Old Orlando SR 419 & Filth Ave., 8:30, & Lack's Stop, 8:37, 4:05; SR419 SR4, Jamestown SR419 & Best's Stop, SR419 & BUS NO. U 4:03; Ave. I'D" between 3 58, Durango W & Hillview First & Larneroux Slov...8-38. 4.04: Coun try Club Rd & Undo La 7%ialreb wAlly r " :', 'U' '' ' ' ', c z. !c . ' IP, 6 ,, , , & :r s ,Ave.E & itn St Ave. Middle of Block, 8:39, 4:0 E-1201 Casselbe West of Highland Ct, 844, 3 58, , Elder Springs Trailer 425 Lake Milb Rd & irst All Areas West of SR436 L . 3:59; SR46, East of SR4, Hwy. 17-92 E-102 CaPistrRm Apts.. Lake Countiry Club Rd. & Bunker Lin 'p" & Second St, 8:34, 3:59; Ave.,8 41,4 01, Florida Ave.& Gulley Rd & Johnson's Stop St, Lake Mills Rd. Due to t 4:01; Orange Ave. & 25th St., F901 Academy Manor ount of space East of Orienta HLU Hwy 17-92& Golden Days Dr, 8:47, 3:55; BUS Country 8:38, 8:46, 4:00; Mellonville Ave. & North Section West of Go1den Place Rd. Club Rd. & SR4V & Thomas Stable Rd., & Cemetery, 8:21, 4:22; Ave. "E" & M Maitkin Fifth St., print all of the county's school bus 8:36, sala 3:57 Ave. & Elm 25th St., 8:47, 3:59; Elm Ave. & Academy Ave.e St., 8:43, 3:59; 8:37, 4:01; Jamestown on King'sStop, Snow Hill Rd., bour, 8:35, 4:00; Sherwood Dr., Oakland press Way, 8:29, 3:59; Ball K INDERGARTEN 8:44, 3:58. 12:30, be schedules, b It is necessaryto separate the 8:24, 4:19; Curille Rd. & Tropical Ave. & Seventh St., 3:58; Van Off Maitland Ave.. 8:37, 4:M; North Area Park Rd. & Normandy Rd., & 25th St., 8:51, 3:55; Arsdale Dr. &Neye's Shaw'5510p8:40,3:58; SR426 & Lake Ann Esta Les, Semoran No. Combined list into two Maitland Ave.& Capistrano Transportables 8:31, 4:01; Ball Park Rd. & Oaklando Dr. & Ed's Apts., In on Stop, 8:45, 3:57; Crystal Ave & Old Goldenrod-Oviedo Hwy. arts. Part I is BUS NO.12 BUS NO. 1 Slovak Gardens,East. Curryville Rd. & regular buses, BUS NO. 125 Bennett's E-906 Sunland Estates SunnYtOwn Rd., 8:33, 4:03; 1:15. SR425, 8:48, 3:5. BUS NO. 1 8:41, 3:57; SR426 & Aubrey's contained Academy Manor Acapulco Northeast Area Concord Dr. & Teresa Q., 8:, fl4 Jessup Hammock • & Bennett's Stop, 8:27, 4:16; Barbuda ay - Middle Winn Dr. (East End), BUS US balance of the list will be printed in next FAW Dreamwold, Geneva 8:35, Elder Springs Area. Tribes Rd 8:44, 3:;. East of Goldenrod place Rd. Bruniley lid. & Bueman's . . I. E-110.1 SR426 Northeast of Block,8:39, 4:00; Calienta Way Way, 8:39, 4:09; Melody La. & lake Hayes Area. Gardens Ap ts. So. Sanford Ave & Oak Way, Stop, 8:29,4:14; Overlook Dr. at Oviedo, Jackson lleiglIts eek on. r:.;ii r; RJV Mcr, SI, 8:45, 4:00; Hethune Please 1. VWa S11426 & -C & Fit.i Dr., 8:4!, 3:. 8:36, 3:58; Brown Dr. (Middle rn Piitch," SR520 Lake Howell 11d., 8:41, 4:11; F-110 - Ueed Rom] 8:30 , 1:13; So. Sanford Ave. & Bridge (Chub Vista), 8:31, Project BUS 156 BUS 'No. Area, Middle of the Rest " & Beasley lid., Lake Hayes Haven, Old Mi of Bloc lid. l,otus I.n. & Lake Howell Rd., retain for f R eed Rd. & Harron Dr., 4:03; Santa Barbara Dr. & Michigan Ave., 8:32, 4:11; SO. 4:12; Golfview Ave & Snow %alley Forge Apts., Chateau Hwy., Snow Hill, A SM26 North of Walsh : & Pennsylvania Ave. SR5 Dr. (At Lake), 8:38, 4:00;. & 8:44 , 4:14; SR4V & Pine St., S ( n 8:40, 3:55. E-1108 Gabriella - Red Bug Sanford Ave.&MyrUeSt 834 KIN EK401 Lake Ann EstatesI . IRMans Apta. een Dr. (Soitsnn's Stop, Around) 8:30, 4:02; SR 4 BUS NO. 31 Frank's Stop, Temple Ave. 12:02; O'BSunland SR520 & 13oston 8:47, 4:17. rien Osceola Rd. at Dead End, Barbara Dr. & El Portal Ave., Semoran No. ApIs., Slovak Rd BUS NO. 131 lake Hary Rd. & Harvey 8:49,3:59; Santa Hill. . & Jaffa Dr., 12:03; Spartan BUS 120 Barbara Dr. & C g Brooks Iii., South of Red Bug EKoi West Gardens P.,M. In. 8:36, 4:(YI; Wydner's Stop & Cathey's Stop, 8:35, 4:08; Academy Ave., 8:38. Heights Rd.. lAke Har%-ey Rd., Marshall Avc., Apts., 3:25,4:05; Orange Ave. & Dr. at Pool Dactor,s Stm, kM. 3:54. anort pupils. North Section 8:50. 3:58; & A an eyva, Sebastian North of M)TUe St., 8:38, 4:05; Ogdon's Enderby Rd. & Clearview lake Mn La. & Ranch Rd. Village Green Apls., sx, 4:03; on regular buses, home at 12:30. 12:06; Birchwood Dr. SR46, Rest Haven Rd., Ridgewood Ave. BUS NO. 45 E-1106 SR 520, lake Hayes, West to Thskawjlla Rd. 8:38, No. End of M. Home 12:05; Howell Branch Rd. & CherrYwOOd Dr., 12:Cr7; BirOld Miffis Hwy., West of Jungle Seminole High school campus, Ave., HattawayDr.&Genj. Dr., BUS 121 Chapman Rd. & Mikler Rd. 8 355. Collie Ave 4:01; Tuskawilla Rd. & EK-no3 SR419, Wagner. Magnolia Ave. & Myrtle St., Clearview Rd., 8:37, 4:06; ey Semoran No. Apts.. 12:I0 . Rd., Snow Hill Rd., South to 3:52,3:59; Ridgewood Ave., at ( chwood Dr. & Cedaood Dr. B I Cont'd on Page 4Bi 8:30, 3:53; Hollyhock Dr. & BUS NO. 10* E-907 Sunland Estates Sl2O & Boston Hill, 8:30, 8 :50, 4 00. . Beaey's 26 Stop 8:40, 4:03; Red Black Hammock Area, SR4 8:42,4:01; Hesler Ave. Cl., W. Lake Turn Aroirnd. Howell Branch Rd. & Stefanl & Myrtle Groveland Drive Lilac La., 8:33, 3:59; Orients 12:08. 8:38, 4:05; E-1 104 Sit 419 Northwest of 3:55; SR520 & South Area Geneva Gardens Apt.s., 8:53, Brantley, Next Hill at Bug Rd. & Citrus lid. 8:42, 3:56; North, Johnson Hill, Jac kson St., 8:44, 3:59. Rd. 12:15. . e Dr., W. Snow Queen Dr., 8:39, 4:04; Oviedo, Wagner. (Cont'd on Sunland Dr. & Grenada CL, Black Green House, 8:31, 3:56; Page 3B) Forest Red Bug Rd. & Kennel sign Heights Project. Plwrm3 Dr. & Hattaway Dr., Oakland IM A.M. Home. BUS NO.Its 8:40, 4:00; Sunland Dr. & BUS NO. 54 Brantley Dr. Pleasant Dr. & W. BUS NO. 110 8:37, 4:00; Altamonte Mail Elementary Willow Ave. & D09w0W SL, Camelia Ct., 8:43, 3:57. ; . Parking Lot (Valley Forge & Adler Ave. & Dogwood St., .4 0 ',~) Lake Brantky Dr., Westwood EX-702 Mullet Park, West BUS NQ E-1005 Hidden We, San Mo RDF.&W. Lake Brantley Dr., EK.402 Sedgefield Apts., Chateau 1.0-MM). 8:40, 3:50, Adler Ave. & Dahlia Dr., Willow Cocira Tr, SR4, Old E-601 - -------Spring OaksShenandoah Village WestwOOd Dr. & Oak Dr., Casa Alorna, Winter Woods, Sanford - Osceola Hwy. A.M. Ave.& Alhambra Av-e., SR436 & -. :Southeast Area Alcazar Ave., A pts. E. & Cab" Home. -San Jose Apts. A.M. Home. . - __~ _ ~_ ' Made of kiln-dried pine. Sanded, ready to finish. BUS NR 16 SUMMER Lake Hwiet Dr., Aca E-9W Sunland Estates . - -CLOSED SUNDAY E-104SR427, Hermits Trail Way&OakJandoDrBar,. Mullet Lake Park, Mullet Central Section _.. .W. ' Bld,835,40O,Oak.pt5t& -_ San Sebastian LakCRd ,S ,C CasaAlornaWa &TierraC TUESDAY - Private Parties anTr tO Cherokee Cir. & Woodson Dr., z."--. Coventry Dr. & Tierra Cir., BrWrwOOd CL, 8:38, 3:57; Oak. TUrSDAY_Sr. Ho Ckey$ 10PM SR4 & Noah St., 8:32, 3:59; Turn Arottrid, SH426, south of = k 835, 357, Cherokee Cir. & a , e st St. & MockIngb WEDNESDAY NotUngham Dr. & ii 17-92 & San Mo I! g HernutsTraII&HOIJySI 335 Old Minis Hwy. BUSNO 130 All Day Skate ., Cl Not BUSN 1 South Mobile Homes, 8:40, 4:01: .. 10:00. U. 4: mDr & 356, Her 1 Winter Til&Cheny Adv. Dot Dr . & Bamboo Dr., 8:39, BUS NO. g -'3:45 East Rd. off Hwy. 17-92, 8:43, Woods Blvd., High SL & Ridge . SL, 8:37, 354 HernutsTrail& EK-232Paradlsepoint,S Bear Dr Freestyle 401 Goldsboro EK-602 7 0th Spring A.M. 404 • Oaks.,POi1C ianaRd &Ta 0 PUBLIC SESSION Trop1cHili,8:393:52;r. Lake, Bear Lake Hills A.M. p, 7301030 BULLETIN Northeast Area AduitCiass I n1ilsTrail &Florida Blvd. 8-41I Horne W 1000.11 BUbNO. 113 Lg: =tJ S i Oaks Blv d, BOARD Elementary BUS NO. 139 C' 3:50. i ! I THURSDAY Balmy Beadi Dr. & Sunset r & I I 1L La.,8.3o,4.o6,TuJood Dr. & Rd., Balmy Beach Dr. & Neil cflgilSr, istates Oaks DI Walnu t Jt.. Lakespur La., 8:32, 4:04; Teak. Ga E' "Sul" nd Estates E-1006 Park Ridge, lAke & Danc,Csi ..........................3:00.5:43 U-1 i : £ KINDERGARTEN BUS NO. North Section PA. McNeil Rd. & Melody Fundamentals ........... Mary Blvd ..........3:4S. :30 Elementary : . • Lane, McNeil Rd. & Forest Fairmont Bus Shelter, 8:35, Beginners . Lake Mary Blvd & High St Transported Stident.s Come Lake Ave., Academy Dr. & E-801 Sanford Airport Area, CO1kCOVved `7 PUBLIC SES 3:57; Cherokee Cir. & Baywood N .. ............ 7:Wlo:.V 1. --1 Raverview Ave., 8:37, BUS NO . . 4 1C.CWAL' i*~In On Regular Buses. South of Hoflsote South Sanford Ave. 3:50; Mockingbird I Teakwood SH436, Heirmit's Trail (South & Lamm Ave., Bunnell Rd. & Matinee ..... ... r SR427 & Laurel Ave., 8:30, . North of Baywood Dr., . ........ . Dr. & Mockingbi,rd I,A., peactI. 8:38, MinnIe Dr & lakeside Dr., 01Lake wood Shores, La. & Area), 1:15 (Home). EdenrkAve.,BearIakeR nland 8:38, 3:58; Lake Miruile Dr. Mockingbird Dr., 8:41, & PUBLIC SESSION 4 Ave., 8:33, 3:59; Airport Blvd. NOn-Transportable SWdesnt: & Cub Dr., Unneal Beach Dr.& Lakewood, Hwy. 17-92 Peachwood Dr. 3:55. 1e & Little Weldva Skate .........................10:3L12;0q Birchwood Dr. & CedarwoW Magnolia Hill, Harmony VIaPalmaCeia,OranoleWay& , at Railroad, 8:34, 4:00; Onora BUS NQ 101 M Blvd & Art La 841 SKTURDAY 3.45 Dr 352• BOOKCASE Rd., 8:36, 4:02; Ohio Ave. & Homes, Palm Springs Place, Bearview Dr. BUS In No 90336 desk has metal E-M Spring Oaks.-,Central Wekiva Rd. I or over Mo Metal pulls decorate drawers rning Skate ....... 10:00.13:00 IJI Cherrywood .,O.1I,3.,,, Rolling Hills, Knoliwood Marquette Ave., 8:38, 4:04; 36" x 101 / 2" x 36" bookcase pulls and center drawer that run on center guides. Spartan Dr. &. Pool Doctor Section, Heatherton Village Marquette Ave., East of Ohio has adjustable shelves No guides. Size: 35" x 17Y2" x E-010 San-Mo Trailer Park, PUBLIC SESSION . 7:30.10:30 Size: 29" x 15V2" x 34". No. Greenbrjar Blvd. BUS 107 & Geneva Store, Hwy. 1742 & Ave., 8:39,4:05; Sipes Ave., So. UIC Skate Old Lake Mary Rd. BULLETIN BOARD 10:30.12:00 Regular Hwy. 1712 & Cabin Cl., 8:36, Regular Regular Regular Blvd. E-1007 Shadow & 11111 EK-101 S. Hernilts Trail, an Elementary rrt 'n =_ Pine Way, West of Sipes ji,ve., 34 59 4:05; San-Mo Traller Park, Pce . - 47.98 Markham Woods Area. 11,49 Price ............ uL"' used °a ' re irrott Price ........ ....UU. Hickorywood Ave., 8:37, 3:59; BUS NO. 42 south of SH436. Herntits TnW & 8:43, 4:09; S. Sanford Ave. at 8: 37, 4:07; Old Lake Mary Rd., Scotty's ....... -workshop, or home. Spring Oaks Blvd. & Walnut St., BUS NM 110 E. E. Williamson lid & 995 SSCOHYS ......... Scolty's Second SL, Hermits Trail & Raillroad, 8:45, 4:11; S. Sanford No. of Airport Sale Price Blvd., 8:42, 3:59; 91 a lcoolly", .... ... 3 29 Ss PrIce 8:39, ale Price Regular 3:57; Spring Oaks Blvd. Sale Price ... ... Sunset Dr., 8:30, 4*06; E-502 Robin Road Pr e Holly St., Maitland Ave & Lake Ave. &}1gh Way, 8:46, 4:12 S. &Heathcrton Vi 3.79 El l Markham Woods Rd. & age, 8:41, Oak: Iz. Casa Alonla, south Lake - North PH 322-9353 Sanford Dr., Agnes Dr. & Diane Dr., Winter Woods. & Cornwall , St., 8:44, E-701 2700 W. Ge, Mullet 3:57; Country Club (Shady Oaks) 835 4O1 L' 25th St. (SR 46A) Robin Rd. off SR431, 8:35, Darwin Dr. & Sun Court, Sfc)cI. Rd., West of Airport Blvd., 8: 46, BUS NO. 28 Lake Park. • Sale rice .......... Casa Aloma Way & Tierra 3:58; Lakeview Dr. & Pine St., Markham Wood. Rd. & Stone: _j 3:55. mmi E-604 Spring Oaks-West Cockran Trail off SR46, 8:20, ____________________________________________________ flhlandAve. Dr.&6!ic1 Si Cit., gate South (Ravenabrook), attyls A Hinkle Dr 0:40, 3:56; Verde Lane & 8:39, 4:02; Lakeview Dr. & Area 4:11; SR46, West of Cockran ., Tierra Cit., 8:42, 3:57; Not- Gladwin Ave., 8:41, 4:04; 8:37,3:59; Markham Woods Rd. Greenbrjar Blvd. & 'Fr., 8:25, 4:06;Rd., SR46, East of & Isle of Windsor, 8:39, 3:57. sc_ Orange Ave. & RoyalDr. Arms Ungham Dr. & Coventry Dr., Prairie Lake Dr. & Simpson Balsawooci CL, 8:30,3:56; Little Mullet Lake KINDERGARTEN ApIs., Hathaway & 8:44, 8:77, 3:59; 4:04; Nottingham Dr. & Park, 8:43, 4:06; S. Prairie VWeklya Rd.& Oakview SI,, SR46, West of Mullet Lake j(I, J.. Genevlevetw.,HoUyhockDr.& KIngIUchardct,3;4,4 BUS NO. 111 Larkspur Dr., Hattaway Dr. & . LakeDr.&DrjftwoOdDr.,$:46 l:33,3:59;UflWth,ap,t& I:29I:02;Oseo1aRd.,Wof A.M. Transportable Students. 4.09. a & ui P1wna Dr. Spr C~A J Uk Inonregularbuses,homeat Mullet 1k p I BUSN 401 i -E-l008CountryClubfleights, 8:48,4:11. 1 4:02; UtIle We1va d. 1 Mullet iii. 12.30 (( Lake ParI, 3:32 3:59 Fi%e Points Area. Academy Manor, Lincoln Wildwood St., 8:35, 4:04; Park- Mullet Lake Rd., North of S Bear Lake E-402 Winter Woods. 200 Sunset Dr., 8:35, 4:02; 4• BUSNO.150 .; i,... woodAve.&WfldwoodSt 840 OsceolaRij,8:33,3: 58 ; Osceola Nottingham Dr. & King Heights, Loch Arbor, Sunland Hwy. 17.92 & SR419, 8:37, 4:00; ' Estates Elementary 4:06; Spring Oaks Blvd. & Rd., East of Mullet Lake Rd., Edward's Ct., 8:40, 3:55; 5R15&Contjnenthl Blvd., 8:40, E$03 Prairie Lake /J / South Wi1dwood51,3:41,4: P.M. All Walk In 8:34,3:57;(ceolaij,Wo Nottingham Dr.&KIngJame 0 3:58; SHIS & Bennett's Stop, Area 11 1 BUS NO. 130 J BUSNO.131 Geneva, 8:37, 3:54; Old San. CL, 8:42. 3:57; Poinciana Rd. & 8:43,3:55;5R15&FrankjjnRd S. Prairie lake Dr. & San. (fl4,e/vinc. A E.605 Brantley nj B ford.OseoIa Hwy., 8:39, 3:52 8:44,3:54. Hampton Qr(East,&443 BUSNO.33 N - daiwoodDr.,e40357;s South Bear Lake e&-South Area PoLnciana Rd. & Hampton Cir. Prairie Lake Dr. & Lauren CL, Linneal Beach Dr. & Oranole (West), 5:46, 4:01; Sandlake Rd&( BUSNa1 8:40, 1' BUSNO. 123 Poinciana 8:45, 4:02; Temple Ave. & Way, 8:25, 4:17; . i fi EKIOI Loch Arbor, Tee 'n' west Lake Hwy. 441 & Rd. & Sussex Rd., 8:43, 4:03; Lauren CL, 8:47, wo 4:04; O'Brian BrJ O r Green, Linda Lane, Gr,enbrlar I E.702 Central Geneva, verland Rd. (Trailer Park), JaponIea Rd. & Tamarine St., Rd. & Valencia Ct., 843 353. HillsCL. E-1009 Longwood-Lake Mary 8:49,4:06; 28, ake 4 ) 20, Bear A.M. Ho me ke Tr. & West L Brantley Rd. & Osceola, Lake Harney Area. 8: La 8:50, 4 05 Rd. Area. O'Brian Rd & Jaffa Sombrero Ave 8 31,415, Dr, 850' Ca ha Dr 8 45 3'55 w COW1tI•Y Club Rd. & Upsala J Osceola Rd . ( De ad End) Rinehart Rd. & Anderson 4:07. lake Tr & Bear Lake Qr 8 33, 1d.b\\f .. L Lake Rd,12 35, Count Club Rd & lane, Brantley Rd' & W. lake 8 10,415, Osceola Rd., South of BUS NO 830, 4 05, Longwood. 413 Bear Lake Rd & Bear Bunker La 12 37 , Rantoul La ranUeyDr Decorative wood letters can be painted R Dead End 8 12 413 Osceota Lake Mazy Rd & Humphrey KINDERGARTEN Lake Cir ,8 3-4,4 06, Bear Lake & Highland Cl, 12 stained or antiqued Use inside or out 39, Country Rd at Rah BUS NM 81 E-403 Ridge High, East 8' 14,4 11, Rd , 8 34,4 01, Longwood La ke Rd & Pine View Way, 8 36, Club Rd & Linda La, 1241, an R E406 Br U Isles-North Lake Geneva Rd 8 7 Tanglewood, Sedgefield Apts., 16 4 09 Mary Rd & Howard Bl vd., d ,8 35. AM 4 03, Bear Lake Rd & Not TransportJ Country Club Rd & Klngswood 4 00, tngwooci Lake Mary Area Lake Geneva Rd , West of Lake Store San Jose Apts. 1 39 each ' Rd English Estates (East of Near Railroad, 838,410, Bear Cl, 1243 Westwood Dr. & pleasant Rd, 8:17, 4:08; Lake & Oak Lane, 8 36, 3 59 SR436 & Sedgefield Apts., Oxford Rd), English Woods, Dr, Scotty's Lake Rd & Cub 'u , 8 41,4 04, 8 40, 8 35,3 54, Westwood RDr. HarneyRd & Power Line, 8 19, 3 54, WInter Woods Blvd ____-- , Eden Park A ve & McNeil R Indian Hills hligjilanij Pin,.* If you're 5&e Price each fl,,I, j BUSNO 11 & L Sn J • 7 't- 4 06, Lake lluutl.y Rd & A., iZ 3 56, Green Gate kINDUI(1ARThN ' wood Dr. & a t 8 40 3 59 Harney Hehts Rd , 8 21, 4 04, '. Rd., 8:45, 3:59: Few We Rd. P-M- Tmns;iortable Prairie W. Lake Brantley EK &02 Lincoln Heignts, (á AM '-'. ' ansporthb1es In on L't'den Rd. & Knoll St-, 8:46, Lake, Lakewood shormin at & McNeil Rd., 8:47, 3.57. Academy Manor r Peninsular Lt., 8:42, 4:01- W Lake Harney Rd. & Fort Lane / 4:00. Linden Rd. & Poinciana regular buses. Home at 12:30. E-205FotQtyRd. _j BUS NO. Id Area (SH431). Green Acres Trader Park E-101 North Maitland Area_ SR431 & Arletta St., 8:30. MalUand AV.nt 4:; SRO1 & Gen AcresPL. :idaie Cottage, 3:25, 3:55; 8:32,4:00; SR431, West Side to Highland Dr. & 1pSWiC1 St., Bunnell Rd., 3:35, 3:57. 8:28, 3:53; Lake Dr. & IP514ich SL, 8:30, 4:00; Agnes BUS NO. IU Dr., 8:33, 4:03; Apes Dr. & Diane fir.. 8:24. 4:04; Lv!-xvrin E-21N Oakland F-states Dr, 8 35, 405, Onen Ave. & South A -- M - - Home, 0 _ szo, on regular us"; L r home at ___ ____ __ . _._ - - to Area - at : . - 6 NEW -- KNOTTY PINE READY-TO-FINISH WOOD FURNITURE S SCHEDULE JL - d - - X_. ~ I I ~, *lll` -~ - ___ ____ r ~~~ I 3-DRAWER DESK I 4-DRAWER CHEST ed DESK CHAIR Homasote ~, I MELODEE SKATING RINIC _r 995 4695 SPECIAL 5% DISCOUNT WITH THE PURCHASE OF THREE OR M ORE OF THE ABOVE ITEMS1 scottys .. _ Ba __ &, ~ ~ I 11111 k to Sch00I ,1 1 1 1 1 1 ~ ~ ~ - - ______ . D _____ - -1 • Z - .. . - ..-. ______ _______ 11 - 99c not sure there will be plenty of THOSE TALL COOL ONES BUS NO. 33 fo - E-202 rest Ci South SR436, Paradise Poin t Lakeview Cir. & Academy ty, of ______ • rssIIIflIflg - mur WITIRR Add Space To Your p ___________ 4 03 Bunnell Rd at Railroad, 8 34, 4 00, Bunnell Rd & p St., 835 359, Balmy Beach 1ANBOLI OPITACIA11 TOUR & kegeeSL,AcademyAve MlddleoftheBlock. HANDYnWAY butwe o have 2 I pen1, 01icold 1 so AND 203 Forest City, North of ' " iI l I Lane&WiilowAve.,$;32,3;59; Birch St & WW Ave 5.33 -'.. W: m I -1 ,404 Alder Ave. : - r mutv •5OOO II nmicai -11 a iiiy nra,ir JUI DtbMUt remo1 ' 5 Years To Repay . ........ CT , ITI I NSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. 011"I N,,,Iqlvshiu gal.._i, loc. I. MEBRF Dl . J,!Uwf vrm I LI READY RLY AND LATE. ILfl p WE RE HERE - ... I 5A1 o I i! 12 , I an a a FOOD STORES -- BUS 4061 BRACKETS trdard f p _--_- 69C 490 1 980, * _______ - - - - __ .__________.___..__ . __ - P' -__= I - AIIrflRD 1% 0 ID 1921 V 1971 - .. c - _'_ !~ ; Scotty's SaiePrice _. ... -, - 3 19 ___ io" x 36" 289 io x 43" 3.89 ~i 1 _ t Q~ in~V 2 2 I.------- - __._.1_- 29 '' - ----. L HOURS 7:30-5:30 W(EKDA PH: 323-4100 . ABUS SECURITY DIAL COMBINATION PADLOCK ' AND BICYCLE CHAIN . --- __. • _~ - 6 _A1 imz- - Guard your bcycie .''dh heavy chain il . I f .6, ki V , hCkiflg mecha,iri ani bui .n anti '/ decode spring 1 I I If, I • Abus LOCKS Pg Scotty' s 169 "' p 53 Bicycle SALE PRICES GOOD AUGUST 23 THRU 29 0 .- 199 - '. -- Z 7 H I ; 100 FRENCH AVE. 1 '',':i . . - ___ im :' * • - -_- - . -.-- - _.. - -_ I - . - I _____- -_________________. . - I - . . _- . -____ ______-11_______ __ _______________________ ___ _ I' _____ -. 12 ' 1 .. -_ Lake Mary ,, zt_,~-, ,,-_ %jw!~-_ 1. west Rd. EK-IM3 E. Lake Mary Blvd., 18th St. & MulbeM Ave., 8:35,4:02.- 18th St. & Pear Ave., Hwy. 17-92, SR427 - Jessup &n,4.00,iathSt.& Southwest E. Lake Mary Blvd. & Park 11,8. , EVERY DAY T 10" Bracket ............... Rd. & Stone Gate South, 12:38; Markham Woods Rd. & Oak Lane, 12:39; E. E. Williamson lid. & Sunset Dr., 12:41. 117 1 198 49C E-001 Goldsboro Area - South TO I I :UO P.M. ?"2"j - y[i[g1ll1 AND 18th St & McCarthy 1233; Longwood Lake Mary Elementary El e -- - . s & Hawkins Ave. , 12:35; 18th St & Hawkins Ave., Fairmont Bus Shelter, 12:46; Area, Country Club Heights, Hwy. ls.32 & Sun-Mu Mobile Longwood-Lake Mary Rd. Homes, 12.48. SRIS & Continental L 0 .4lahamhraAve,&Wtllowc,, 8:37.3:57. BET YOU FEEL Mum TRIP JilwM/Offt rwwlz ___ P40 MONEY . Area A r, -, F Anodil,ed (-fluminum in Gold, Walnut or Aluminum color. fleg rice Sale r . CT HAN DY AND COOL NOW AVAIUULE - BUSNO.19 . owl . WETE rn "' - ', "r SHELF *J--1--a "- r _. I .JJ IN , 12:38; Cherokee Cir. & west lid., l8th St.& Pear Baywood Dr., 12:39; Winn Dr., Ave.,12:39;l8thSt.&Mulberry 1240, Brown Dr. 1241, Ave. , 1240 Tucker Dr, 1242, Sunland Dr & Grenada 't , 12:43; Sunland BLJSNO 123 W BUS NO. West Lake Brantley Rd. & • BUSNO.117 F K 903 Sunland Estates, San Mo Mobile homes Old Lake Mary Rd. 1235, I - -, - k drinks and all the other .,. II $134 &AW - _____ BahnyBeathDr.&SunsetRd., 8:41, 3:53. - X -, Blvd., Markham Woods Area, ShdoahllageApts We don't claim to have everything the big stores have, ___ - - Bethune Cir. - Middle of U BY - - Harney Rd., 8:30, 3:55. uO -... I I'li, _______________ __ . �. - 48— Evening Herald -.- I - --.-. -..—.—.-. - ----.---.- ir -- ' — -. Thursday, August 22, 1974 Ccho ol u s Sc hedules sp-minnign rn"n ty ____ ____ D (Cont'd from Page 38) ________________________ Evening Herald SEMINOLE andidates ___ ____ _ Wekiva Park Dr. & Wek1.a KINDERGARTEN Country Club CIr., 8:44, 4:01; River Haven, 8:15; Weklva BUS Na 89 BUSNO, Country Club Dr. & Anderson Dr., 7:32 a.m.; Thrush La. & E.LakeDr.WeStOfTUkaWI1la Park Dr. & Camp Seminole, Transportables: A.M. Only, dr., 8:45, 4:05; Country Club Northern Way Swallow Dr., 7:33 a.m.; Laurel Rd., 7:44 E-1603 Foxcroft Apts. minola Blvd. & Kennel 8:17; Weklva Park Dr., North of 9:15, 12:30 Dr. & Hardy Ave., 8:46, E-1611 Winter Springs Way & Laurel Ct., 7:34; Tarpon Cir., 7:47 a.m.; Howell 3:59 Club, 8:35, 4:07; SR427 & SR 46, 8:19; SR 46, East of th War buses, home at 25th St. & Hardy Ave. (At Howell Branch Rd. & Fox. Ranchlands, Winter Springs Bahama Rd. & Moss Rd., 7:37 Creek Dr. & Oscelot 'Fr., 7:48 & Wekiva Park Dr., 8:20; SR46 & 12:30. Ptneda St., 8:37, 4:05; cr Apis., (West Entrance), Country Club Cemetery), 8:47, 3:58; 25th St. a.m.; Bahama Rd. & Hayes a.m.; Elkct.&oscelot'rr., 7:49 AAA Tree Service, 6:38, 4:04; Longwood.Markh.afl) Rd., 8:21; a.m., 12:25 p.m. & Ridgewood Ave., 8:49, 3:; 7:05 Bahama Rd. & Moss BUSNO. Rd., 7:39 a.m.: La ke Dr. & a.m.; Deer Run & Oscelot IT.1 147 Rd., 6:50 Rd., South E. La ke St. & Marvin Ave., a.m., 12:37 p.m.; Bahama 25th St. & Cedar Ave., 8:51, ., Seminola Blvd., 7:40 a.m., 7:50 a.m.; Black Acre 'Fr. & Rd of SR46, BUS Na 53 Longwood k.. _____ SENIORS ___________________________ 8:23; Longwood. Olean E-1604 Forestbrook Sf15 Sou th SR46, SR46Dreamwold E-1507 Country Club Manor— South Hayes Rd., 6:53 a.m., 12:34 Lake Dr. & Bird Rd., 7:43 a.m.; & St. Lake Ave., Longwood-Markham & Via Hermosa, 8:25; EasttoBevier Rd.,toOld SR4G Area, Sorrento Square Apis. 8:43, der 3:59;Ave. Mame & Hardy Rd. & p.m.; Tradewinds Rd. & St., 8:45. 3:57 Main. St & ABrookslcje dr., 7:00 a.m., Sunrise Blvd.. Orange 20th Si, & holly Ave., :55 a.m., 1:33 Markhmn Woods SR427, 8:47, 3:55. B k id dr., & p.m.; Bird Rd. & Morton La., ham Woods Rd.. & Gluver Blvd., North & East to 1.4. 4:06; 20th St. & Marshall Ave., 12:37 p.m.; Mark BUS NO. 39 kharn E-1293 Longwood. South of & p.m.; Brookwood La. & Way & Tarpon Cir., 7:00 n.m.. -102 Upsala Rd., SR6.A, Cir., 8:43, ;:o3: Mayfair Rd.. No. of Tuscarora Tr., 7:04 n.m., ZR4JI, SR46 W., Markham i... 4: 26 .I.. u.ip, 'I.UU. Ma,kham Rd a p m Lee SFttii & East St., :40, 3:55; ll branch M. & Dr., Area, Wekiva Area Ridgewood Ave. at No. end of p.m., Howe Howell Creek Dr., South of ta -k1m Rd. & — am. s It Costs To Uesamlri'. presl(lent if Aluminum Cost H ke IMe Upsala Rd. South. of SR,, 8:34; SH46 & Maureen . Sorrento Sq. Apts., 7:07 8-m-, Northern Way, 7:01 Seminole I figh 113c, -11"I ne Orange Ave., 8:39; SR46 & West to Lake Markham Rd., 3:56; Santa Barbara Dr. & & Grant Ave., 8:46, 4:01; Mai BUS NO. 147 E-1402 Orange Blvd.— E-1204 Longwood—West Area Bookertow Area (Grades k, BUS NO. 159 Lake Markaham Rd., South to Lon g wood-M ar kh am Rd., Santa Barbara Dr. & El Portal Longwood-Markham Rd. North Avc., 8:50, 3:54; Santa Barbara to SR46, SR46 West to Wekiva Park Rd., Weliva Park Rd. 3:55; Pine St. & Wilma Ave., Orange Blvd. & Bumgard- Dr. & Iroquois Ave., 8:51, 3:53. KINDERGARTEN North to Turn Around. ..-- BUS NQ 81 E-1605 Fore.stbrook—North rea , Stratford Sq. Apts. Derbyshire Rd. & Forest Glen Ct., 7:00 a.m., 12:39 p.m.; A Ends Foil Production duct!on co011, advertising and By LOUISE COOK . . W E_ _1___ — • 445 last week $U,312 while ex. _ __ a— j. Lfl _________ ' ________ ____________ .-._=._p'-'-_ ________ - " %I-- .*.W I I pointed post, reported the high- Republican Jack Eckerd, pendltures were $9,004 for a to. est spending while Beverl y Clearwater drug and depart- tal $85,342. iiient store magnate, said he Richard Stone, former secre spending slightly ahead of donatcd 310,000 ef 'J !1!,721 !i t!ry.to, of ctatp from TailaM.. Bruce SrnatherR in the campaign received last week, a for the Democratic Democratic race for secretary I le reported spending _____________________________ _ ______ 6~ paign for the Democratic nomi. paign received i - Bram Towers— Sanford—meet Ist Wednesday of the inonth— aluminum foil, the Aluminum Wear-ever Foil and private la. $12,570. nonlination to the Senate, re- of state. 10:00 A.M. Co. of America has announced bel brands for supermarkets ner's Stop, 6:45; Orange Blvd. shiny IATap by Dec. 11, lid., 7:02 a.m., 12:37 p.m.; of a shortape ofnluminum, not Pinecrest ~ Transported Areiis: I ake &Marshall's Stop, 8:46; Orange SubOther major household foil to divert the available alumiMonroe Terrace, William Clark Brooksidc Rd. & Reece 's Stop, Division manufacturers said they would num into more profitable items. E-1205 Longwood—North Blvd. & Adventure Camp, 8:47; Elementary 7:03 a.m., 12:36 p.m.; Lake Dyson Dr. E. & Black Acre Court,, Country CluL Manor, Orange Blvd.& New York Ave., Area Aloca, which produces about Apts., Howell Rd. & Marshan Rd., Tr., 7:00 a.m., 12:28 P.M.; continue production. It was too ) BUS NO. X Geneva Gardens 8:49; Orange Blvd. & Gann's 20 7:06 te per cent of the household (oil ll what effect Alcoa's a.m., 12:33 p.m.; Howe ll • E-.1501 Sanford Airport Area Black Acre Ct. &-Black Acre early to Dreamwold, Sanford Airport flrant'h P1 1. Stop, 8:50;; Orange Blvd. & - t,_ £.__t___I a 5R427 A Shttmit, fl,• --action would hnv fn thn nrl, cold in th It CnI,1 fl .i.i w.• u uuøuutu t.. dWUfU AVE. Tr. 7:02 a. m ., 12:26 p.m.; Area In on Regular buses, home Griffith's Stop, 8:51; Orange 4:01; SR427 & Lake Ruth, So., of foil. According to some in. continue to make heavy-duty Apts. 7:08 a.m., 12:31 p.m. SR427 & Laurel Ave. (Dairy), at 1:15. Dyson Dr. W & Black Acre Tr., 8:35, 3:59; SR427 & Lake Ruth Blvd. & Halsey Ave., 8:53; dustry spok--smen, a more im. foil for use by institutions and Orange Blvd. & Dunbar Rd-, portant factor is the steadily resta urants, BUS NO. 39 Bailey Ave., 8:33, 3:59; Airport EK-1 501 Geneva Gardens 8:55. Parkway, 8:39, 3:55. rising price of aluminum in. Reynolds, which sells houseBlvd. & at Railroad, 8:34, Apts., Country Club Manor, 20 BUS NO. 29 BUS NO. 102 West., William Clark Court, E-1403 Blvd.— 4:000nora Rd.,8:36, 4:02; Ohio A spokesman for Reynolds nolds Wrap and Diamond Foil, Longwood Hills, Highland Bookertown Orange No. 1-33) Area (Gr. 1&2) Old Ave. & Marquette Ave. , 8:38, Lake Monroe Terr. A.M. Session, In at 8:15, Metal Co., the major producer and Kaiser, which markets Hills, Sandal wood, Longwood Summit Apts. at Recreation 4:04; Marquette Ave., East of Ridgewood Ave. & Geneva SR46 (Grades K, 3-3) Home on Regular Buses 8:15 of aiwninuni foil, said the basic aluminum foil for private-label Groves Ohio Ave., 8:39, 4:05; Sipes ) Gardens Apts., Country Club Center, 7:05 a.m., 12:23 p.m. a.m., 12:15 p.m. SRIS-A & Palm Ten-., 8:20; Longwood Hills Rd. & price of an aluminum ingot has brands, said they would continAve., So. of Marquette Ave., Dr. Anderson Cir., Country risen from 25 cents a pound last ue production. Pleasant Hills Rd., 8:35, 4:05; SR15-A & Durak's Stop, 8:21; 8:41, 4:07; Pine Way, West of Club&Dr. BUS F4 & Country Club Cir., SR15-A & Iowa Ave., 8:; BUS NO.14 DeCemberto36centsapoundat Longwood Hills Rd. & Lake Sf15-A & Monroe School Rd., Sipes Ave., 8:43, 4:09; S. 20th St. & Marshall Ave., 20th mm2 th riinii '#1 n! )UUhlI11L '" Ap15. 8:23; Orange Blvd. & 1)unbar amora ave. at ztauroacl, :4b, St. & Holly Ave., Olive Ave. & EK-1601 Society Park Apis., Part of the reason is higher Williamson Rd. & McClintock (Buildings No. 3463) Rd., 8:25; Orange Blvd. & 4:11; S. Sanf ord Ave. & High William Clark Court, Monroe Summit Apis., Forestbrook, taxes imposed by the governSimmit Apts. at Recreation Halsey Ave., 8:27; Orange Way, 8:46,4:12; S. Sanford Ave. Terrace off 3rd St. Tanglewood, Howell Branch ments of countries like Jamaica atSandaiwood, 8:41, 3:59; Center 05 BUSNO. 113 E.E. Blvd. & Oregon St., 8:28; & Cornwall Rd., 8:47, 4:13; S. Rd. Area Apis. that produce bauxite. Williamson Rd. & Parson EK-1502 Dreainwold, Sanford Orange Blvd. & Indiana Ave., Sanford Ave. & Polnsettia Dr., SR 434 & Society Park Apis., Brown Way, 8:44, 3:56. There is about one-fourth of a BUS NO.15 k 3:48, 4:14. AIrport Area 6:39; Orange Blvd. & New Y or 7:30 a.m.; Summit ApIs at pound—or nine cents worth —of Ti-ansportables: In on regular SN° Santa Barbara Dr. & Lrociuois Ave., 8:30; Orange Blvd. & buses home at 1:15 E-1&08 Society Park Apis., Recreation Center, 7:33 n.m.; aluminum In a 25-auare-foot E-1502 Monroe Terrace Ave., Santa Barbara Dr. & Adventure Camp, 8:31; Orange Brookside dir. & BUS NO. 1 Monroe Terrace, 8:55, 3:55. Portal Ave., Santa Barbara Dr. Lake Howell Rd., Lake Howell 7:36 n.m.; Lake Tuscarora Tr., roll of regula r Reynolds Wrap, Blvd., No of North Rd., 8:33; Howell Rd. & a spokesman said. The rest of EK-1Wl South Longwood— Orange Blvd. & North BUS NO. 140 & Marshall Ave., S. Sanford Rd., 7:39 n.m.; Lake the price, which varies from 1berryJrea SR 426 & Society Park A113, Dover E-1503 Castle Brewer— Ave. & Poinsettia Dr., S. 7:05 (Grades K4), 8:34; Sf431 & n.m., 12:27 p.m.; Lake Howell Rd. & Ivy Ln., 7:40 area to area, but generally is East St. & SistlIne Ave., Wilson School, 8:39; Old Sf46 & GOIdSbOIl) Area Sanford Ave., South to Pine Howell Rd. & Kradle Kare, 7:02 a.m.; Lake Howell Rd. & less than 70 cents, covers such Oleander Way & Math St. Wealeyan Church, 8:40; Old 8th St. & Mulberry Ave., 8:45, Way, Sanford Airport M. as labor, packaging, prom. Oleander Way & E. La a.m. 12:39 p.m.; Lake Howell Linden Rd., 7:41; Howell things _____________________ ke Ave., Sf46 & Henderson Lane, 6:41; 4:01; 8th St. & Olive Ave., 8:47, Branch Rd. & Plantation Apis., Olea nder Way & Rieder Ave., OIdSR4S&W Rd. & Lake Howell Ln., 7:04 ilsonPL,6:43;Old 3:59;lOth St.&Oli veAve.,8:49, Red Bug MarvinAve.&AdamsLn.,Hwy a.m., 12:31 p.m.; Ruby CI. & 7:43a.m.; Howell Branch Rd. & 3:57; I3th St.&OliveAve.,8:50, SR46 & Katy St., 8:45. Foscroft Apis. (West 17-92 & Golden Days Dr., Lake Howell La., Elementary 3:56. BUS NO. 34 7:06 a.m., Entrance), 7:44a.m., R ed in Sales and Parts B Lemon La. off Hwy 17-9Z 12:33 p.m. )) BUS NO.144 E-1404 SR46, East of SRI3 and the most mod.ri Rd & Wesson Dr., 7:48 n.m. BUS NO.14 Concord Dr. & Jackson E1504 Southwest Rd. service facil ity Melody La. & Lake Howell ' (Gr. K-5 BUS NO. 127 Goldsboro Area Old SR46(Gr. I &2) in Florida E-1601 Tanglewood, The Hills Lotus Lake Dr. & Ie 1' we'l 16th St. & Southwest Rd Sf46 & Sf15, 8:25; SRA6, BUS NO. 127 MON-SAT. Lake Howell Rd. & Linden Rd. E-1609 Sterling Park Eastof Sf15, 8:26; Sf46 &Old 8:40,4:02; I3thPl.&Southwest Rd. (Upd1kes 6:50 s A.M..a P.M. BUSNO.1 n.m., Laurel Way & La urel Ct., Monroe Rd., (Sou th ), 8:28; Rd., 8:42, 400; 13th St. & 12:42 p.m.; Lake EK-1602 Sterling Park, Howell Rd. & 7:00 n.m., 12:39 p.m.; Thrush Ranchlands, EK.1202 West Longwood, Sf46 ACTION & M&M Motors, 8:39; Mulberry Ave., 8:44, 3:58; 13th Dover R. 6:53a.m., 12: 39 Lake Drive North Longwood, Highland SR4G & p.m.; La. & Swallow Dr ., 7:03 n.m., fl13 Orlando Drive Winter Springs, Country Club Antlqbe Store, 8:31; St. & Mangoustine Ave., 8:46, Lake Howell Rd. & All Hills ey bet12:26 p.m.; Eagle Dr. & Sanford SR46 & Old Monroe Rd. 3:57; l3th St.&Oli ve Ave., 8:47, ween 5068 & 5074, 6:55 ii B Rd. & Lago Vista, Phon.: Orlando isi.io n.m., Swall ow Di-., 7:06 n.m., 12:23 Wilma Ave. & Warren St., (North 7:30a.m.; Eagle Dr.& Swallow ), 0:32; Palm Ten-. & 3:56; 13th St. & Holly Ave., 8:48, 12:37 p.m.; Lake Howell Rd. & p.m. Sanford 323.4100 EE. Williamson Rd. & Sf15, 3:55. rLrwnnnn-u--,.,-, 8:34; Old Sf46 & Grant U,J11..a..J. TI... f'ra • . a.. Shinlev's Stnn R'S7 m 1.16 I, I' -r' IJF.. a . TPI( •. , 4.W — --• e no., :'; DUrlU.aa urn sn & p.m.; Lake Howell Rd. & Ivy Si, SR427 & Shomake Dr., Henderson Lane, 8:44. BUSNO.86 E-1505 South Goldsboro Area La, 6: 59 n.m., 12:32 Sf427 & Lake Ruth Dr., HutBUS NO.57 14th St. & Mangoustine Ave., Buchanan's Stop & I vy p.m.; La., E-1610 Lake Drive Area cldmon Pkwy. & Timocuan E-1405 Upsai.I Rd., Sf46-A, 8:40, 4:02; 16th St. & 7:01, 12:31; LInden Rd. & Way. Lake Dr. & Seminole Blvd., Sub 55fl (Gr. 1(4) - ______ ________ pid U' :.''0 c:;tc 1' tablrt Education received last week by his camAdams reported his cam Commissioner Ralph Tuning. Augks Fhfrric St AusnisUne Catholic Church-3 Sunset l)rive-Cassrlberryrneet 3rd Tuesday of th e month-10 - 00 A.M. markup. Associated Press Writer Ti-., 7:03 a.m., 12:25p.m.; Deer Alcoa said it was stopping Forty-three years after it Run & Oscelot IT., 7:04 a.m., started making household production of Alcoa Wrap, 12:24 p.m BUS N O. Mallor illal sir . ___ - I become major contributors to spent 14,564 last week for a to- and perjury charges bya (eder. their campaigns, according to tat of $67,367. at grand jury, reported his reports filed with the Elections Griffin's campaign almost empalgn had received $11,845 Division. caught up to the spending of LI. and spent $8,861, In the three Former Senate President Gov. Tom Adams, who also is weeks after he withdrew, he re- Altamonte Springs Friendship Club— Altamonte Sprin Sprin gs—meet Ist and 3rd Th ursday of the mon th-1 0.30 A.M. - .. ________ . 12:27 Dr. & Oscelot Tr. 7:02 a.m. , 12:26 __ ____ ___ _ - dipped into their own funds to to r31U i1iS 1-0t:11 to $7..432. Ile dicled on bribery, conspiracy - All day sessions, 9:15, 1:15. Wilma Are., 8:46, 4:01. BUSNO. 103 4.4 _ _______ - — Two Senate Clubs, Addresses .... , : .... . "AUGIES El,DEHS" i ________ 1. _________ Run t ______ TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) nation, reported almost as who withdrew from therace for Tickets ire 50 er erson for %kill be.wrvedal 6:00 p.m. and dancing will .start at 7:00 I).UI. Iitam tickets by calling Project "GUEATES.....or Tt'nias - ____ ____ ___ _________ taiut'.-. •,Augies Elders" will be the tists 1r the (IIdd t St. Augustine (iiurch hail located at D (Cont'd Next Week) ___ ~Z _ _: ______________ e . ______ LYLE SUFFIEI.D Ave., roo ind Thursday, August 22, 1974-58 tkf'9 _ __________ ________ By BUS NQ 17 old Markham Rd. & Via Bonita, 1"""" 9 ;! ______ ofts 3:57; Wi1dmre Ave. & Peter's ._- — ___ Cliuluota Senior Citizen Club— Community Fire Hall-7th il i — m UUI(1111L11 u & IILU Ud of we month at b Y.M. _.. a.-... . Golden Years Fellowship— meet at Community United Methodist Ch urch —Cassel berry at noon on the last Wednesday of the month —luncheon necessary. Church—Oviedo—meet 3rd Monday of the month at 4 P.M. 50 + Club— 7th Day AdventlIst Church—Forest City—meet mostly on the 1st Monday of the month-6:30 P.M. . (h*er 50 Club— All Souls Catholic Church—Sanford—ineet every other Tuesday of the month at9:3oA.il. - .. .. - •. ......Ll.. " comprehensive health-denial and life In. , - a total of $153,654; spending $284,588. Sanford Senior Citf,pn CInh__ JuJiiviu("..L. ivi ..VLiLCF—IflCCt 1st & 3rd Tuesda y of the month —noon. Soith Seminole Se nior Ci tizens Club— meet 1st Th ursday of the mon th at 1st Fed. Svgs. & Loan Bldg.—Rt. 436-320 W. Se,noran Blvd. Altamonte Springs-3rd Th ursday of th e rrnn th at the Women's Club—Oyerbrook Drive—Casselberry. Thirty-Niners Club— meets Sta. Peter & Paul—Goldenrod— 1st Friday of the month-7:30 P.M. Village Club— St. John's Village—Fern Park—meet 1st Thursday & 3rd Th ursday-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. Andrews Presbyterian Church-9913 Bear Lake Road—Forest City-2nd Th ursday of the mon th 1:00 l'Jl. silrancr cos%rrage for 2,&WSemlnnle county school employes , .an ihiir familIr has been signed with Blue Cross and Blue Shield. ';I 1"l,( '11 ,111h S(howl Sulwrintrivirnt W.P. 1,a~vr (1cft I and V,11 riitip sak-. rtIlreseniatj', (.; star.ding Pete hitikw -4'1(*('t anti in%urance conl M ille hairman. Seminole Fdocalbio ,1%soviatioii; Sti%ari Smith, .secrelary e 4' and Insurance member; hi,,ii hIuldasny, branch manager Blue rus.Jtli' Shield, Orlando. ('(,( ,(led the carnp aign of Public $5,000 from a,Nliarni testimonial l)a4,,n received s3jo5 1;,.st %j(.e~_, Service Commissioner Paula dinner, ra ising tota l proceeds to raise the total to $67,268. lie reported spending a total Hawkins, also seeking the GOP from the dinner to Sioo,000. $64,994. Senate nomination. Mrs. Hawkins, of Maitland, Stone said his campaign rnrnrt.,l .t r.. snenttll191 md wøk fAr I 9JI u UlIU lIJUIlUl1 UI -----------during the week for a tota l $10,- tel $275,701. Rep. Bill Gunter of Orlani 645 and spending $859 for a total another Senate cand!date, i Home reported his campaign ported contributions of $30, last week to raise his total had received $182 455 $177,484. But home ' and the oth. $216,396. He spent $29,943 for er nine candidates for the total of $214,538. Democratic nomination re- Contributions last week to I mained far behind Richard campaign of Sen. Richard P Stone, who reported receiving tigrew of Miami were $7,927 f Central Senior Citizens Club— Church of the Nativit Y—Lake 4, Mary—meet the 7nd and 4th Thursday of the month at 10:00 A. M. .,.. BLUE CROSS Eckerd's totals of $34,346 re- ported his campaign received Ix,ngwwRl -_ last Tu(.-sday of the nionth-12:30 P.M. — I iiira I br VCCMy . .. reports . on me 1104&1 for •I-''- .. tntnl tI1QS'r) w..a. Burton Young of Miami sa governor's race, Gov. Reubin Askew sa id his re-election cam. his Senate cam pa ign recelvl paign received $25,165 last $10,143 for an $87,467 total at week, hiking his total to has spe nt $80,454. $214,088. Among other Democrat Askew spent $6,708 for a tota l Senate candidates, Glenn Tur spending of $97, 593. Askew, who em of Maitland reported recel has limit ed contributions to ing a total $22,056 and speni1. $100, included 38 pages of do- $11,656; David Higginbottom nors. Frostproof reported $4,232 an Ben hilt Griffin, Frostproof $4,119; and Dualne Macon citrus and cattle millionaire op. Pensacola reported $2,785 an posin g Askew for the Demo- $2,708. cratic gubernatorial nomi. Sen. Edward Gurney, R-Fla FINEST . Natural Gas Vitamin C Is Same — --- ---. .. —..--. -- - - Shortage Mangoustlne Ave., 8:41, 4:01; Elslnore Ave., 7:02 n.m., 12:30 6:55a.m., 12:33 p.m.; Lake Dr. Upsala Rd. & Ruby St., 8:35; 16th St. & Strawberry Ave., p.m.; La kemont Ave. & & Park Di., 6:56 n.m., 12:32 UpLia Rd., 8:36; Upsala 1w. & 8:43, 3:59; 16th St. & Peach Carrigan Ave., 7:04 n.m., 12:28 p.m.; Lake Dr. & Carliale Ave., Manley's Stop, 8:37; SR46.A & Ave., 8:45,3:57; 16th St. & Pear p.m.; Sweetwater Tr. & 6:57 a.m., 12:31 p.m.; Lake Dr. Button's Stop, 8:40; Sf46-A & Ave., 8:47, 3:55. Waurnpi Ave., 7:07 n.m., 12:25 & Sunset Dr., 6:59 am., 12:39 Suburban BUS NO. 24 Est., 8:42; p.m. p.m.; Lake Dr. & L & M Lane, E-1506 Goldsboro—Country Markham Rd. & Prescott's BUS NO.93 00 a.m., 12:28 p.m.; La ke Dr. 7: Stop, 8:44; SR431 & First St., Club Manor & Bird Rd., 7:02 n.m., 12:27 Lake Ave. & 13th St., 8:40, 8:46. E-1602 Plantation Apis. p.m.; E. Lake Dr., West of 4:05; Lake Ave. at 1412, 8:42, Howell Branch Rd. & Plan- TuskawlliaRd.,7:03a.m., 12:24 Tra pot'tables: A.M. any 4:03; lake Ave.&201h St., 8:43, tatlon ApIs., 7:05 n.m., 12:25 p.m. 9:15, 12:30 4:02; Country Club Dr. & p.m. ciemen1ary BUS ?O. 101 E-1301 Cameron City, Cery Ave. Beardall Ave., First Houseon Right,South ofSr46,8:50,4:05; Beardall Ave. & •Marquette Ave., 8:52, 4:03; Kentucky Ave., West of Cameron Ave., 8:55,4:00; Cameron Ave., First House on Right North of Moore StatIon Rd., 8:58, 3:58; 3:58; - — .. - .. . . . -. f\r Celery k; Wr Second House on Right. - : 1!! Ift .t': t . . ___ , i - . J ;:iJ1pji. , . J lboom Aim - I;. IL 0 BUS NO.49 E-1401 Wekiva Par k Area, Markham Area r WALL PANELING 0' LOW AS I 4x8x3/16 $299 Wood Print Over Particleboard To Round Out Your Comfort Y . . $399 W000PRINT OVER PARTICLEBOARO — .. r,tPlIr,,n,sl al BIRCH ra,rr,1 3 SHADES TO CHOOSE FROM The Fabulous $799 107 Sq. Ft. Roll 3'/," x 23" Req. 310.95 12" . 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I urn and % i ki Shuns of 1iaml are congratulated by Siuford. ciiiiii'ali' .Iaiet' treasurer Toni Freeman for bring ibusen i t'iipnn$s oil the free et'kind in Snfurd sponsored annually by the .Iarus UI I'INiJWraIiOhI iilh area businesses. ('o'chairman fur Itli proji'-t John Itass and i lie, Barbara re on It'll. For further information you with your consumer problems, write to -'Consumer Information", Extension Home Economics, Un iversity of Florida, tact your local County Extension Home Exonomics Agent, E. Louise Gill, 420 S. Orlando Drive, .Sanford, Fl. 32771, phone: 322-7128. 140Z. ~- 1\ I. m Fri) .~ REG,IENS[I Dl U 1.49 2.98 ' ~ j REG $1.9$ REG. 54,49 $349 SURFORM IA $ which will help GaInesdlc, H. 32611, or con I l fi~ lzn~~, Yd. DURO ^ [-PDX-ES FIVE M IN UTE HOLIDAY" W1 $19 Ft. BOW SAW " 41~1 - Sq. F1. 16'C Req. 21c Sq. 01RLI1/thpEj / ii'itn — ,-_._- . HANDY TOOLS FOR THE SHOP on a part of the container most Terrific For All Those Back To School Garments Your Favorite Little Gal Will Look Cool And Crisp In This FaSric. TOLBERT WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. . --,'-- - ____ _ --.-:"---;. - - ------- .J14J1(..) .. -.. 89 PANELS TO CHOOSE FROM . - taTP1V IncYrlIpriAnc Chf,,PI,I .fl. -.--....... mower, and formation on safety con- there should be warning labels struction features7 T IIEIL Machine Wash, Perma Press, Niw ashion Look. 12" Washable White CEILING TILE AIR CONDITIONER WITH EXCLUSIVE ROUND DESIGN UPFLOW DESIGN TOSSES HEAT And SOUND SKYWARD for one, do you have any - Ilicill ATI#"Lu I I#I (Armstrong SUPER SAVINGS 0 '"'' consumer since milk and milk products are normally Fight Inflation With rAr1u. ._. . in- provided with the rI&.n(, In,.aa I'm I. Oha I III II IIIU ILPUI &11 -- -- - Consumer Education Florida Cooperative Extension QUEST!ON: Does the ANSWER: The United States Remember the Importance of John C. Sawhill says. vitamin C found In citrus fruits Consumer Product Safety safe use and maintenance. It is Sawhill said It has not been and other fruits and vegetables Commission says that reel estimated that more than 50,000 determined how severe the do the same thing for the body lawnmowers are safer than adults and children are treated shortage might be, but he said as vitamin C tablets7 rotary lawnmowers, because each year in hospital residential use would not be afANSWER: Vitamin C, their blades move more slowly emergency rooms for Injuries fected by any shortfall, whether It's manufactured by than those of rotary mowers. associated with power lawnThe federal energy chief did man or by nature is all the However, reel mowers cannot mowers. ass llgrefficienuysomost not specify at a "Project Inde- same. Your body can't tell the cut Lill QUESTION: I see dates difference between vitamin C people prefer rotary mowers, stamped on milk containers. pendence" hearing on Monday as found in food or the syn- Their blades can reach speeds what plants might be Can you tell me what they a1ected thesized pill. But fresh citrus of 200 miles per hour and by a shortage of natural gas, can mean? but heavy users include the fruits and other foods have hurl objects 50 feet or more. ANSWER: Florida law sets The Conunisslon offers the uniform standards for the chemical and auto industries, more than just vitamin C. They have small amounts of other following suggestions for the dating of milk and requires all The hearing here was one of a vitamins, minerals, sugars, purchase of a power mower: dairy processors to label milk series through which Sawhill's water and cellulose (1) There should be a rear and milk product containers agency Li attempting to make (roughage). And the topping all guard to prevent your hands or with th e last date the milk can the United States sell-sufficient this, they have flavor! feet from coming in contact be offered for sale. The date you in energy production within 10 QUESTION: What is LP gas? with the rotating blade; (2) The see on the container does not years. ANSWER: LP means discharge opening should be mean that the milk is spoiled, Sawhill predicted that by 1985 liquified petroleum. It is a gas aimed downward; (3) The but it does that milk the United States will be able to that is compressed into liquid handles should have "upstops" should not beindicate sold beyond that produce all but 25 per cent of its form for easy storage and which prevent them from rising date. This is to insure a oil needs and all but 10 to 13 per shipping. It is sometimes up when the machine hits an reasonable shelf-life (keeping cent of all energy require referred to as bottled orbstide, .4, The engine times in your refrigerator after ments. propane gas. And it is used for exhaust should not be located it Is purchased. "There will be no big drops in the same purposes as natural on the same side of the machine According to the standards price, but no more big rises, gas. as the discharge chute. Sparks the product should remain in either, in the short term at QUESTION: I have heard so from a backfiring engine could go od least," Sawhill said. much about lawnmower ac ignite a grass-catching bag; (5) utter quality for at least 4 days the expiration date at 45 degrees F. This sbuld be of particular interest to the 45' Wide, 50 Pc?. Avril Raycn, SO Pt?. Polyester. -..- — n LIZETTE L MURPHY .... 404 " YtJCft -- O ) SPECIAL PURCHASE 4x3x5/32 0At .l III - NEW YORK (AP) The N or theast Is likely to have a ..,.......l 11151U.Ldi d3 upplies this winter that could lead to plant closings and lay-offs, Federal Energy Administrator ... W , Midway In Tablets Or Juice Predicted V_, $.99 PO(KET $ JILawn:: .,---.... - $1.39 j PLANE 89 REG. $2.15 I.. " "ft ~~ W. Z.,41 -. 1CJX POWERLO(K _____;-;4 RULE DURO E-PDX.E 1.79 CEMENT AND $ FILLER SEQ. $2.49 (INC WOES PESIN AND flUES) ". 6.88 RIC, $7,65 $o 24"SQUARE 0988 _________________ - PEG. $9.69 F �- 6 B— Evening Herald _= NAnON IN BRIEF Prostitution Charges Filed ClEVElAND, Ohio lAP)— Two men and a woman from Florida and a woman from Illinois have been charged with traveling In interstate commerce to carry on prostitution, th e FBI reported. The four were arrested Sunday after two teenage girls told .1 motel security guard they were being keDtIwiiJa" ...... 1I said Vv%~%tlii-.-Aialm Charged were larry E. Jackson, 2, and Willie L lickett, 32, bo th of Miami; Cyn th ia Jackson of Day tona Beach. Fla., and Audrey Scott of Peoria, Ill. The teenage girls told police they were forced into iwc'stitution in Tennessee, Kentucky and Ohio. The FBI said the Four women were forced by the two men to cngage in prostitution with truck drivers at highway rest areas. ,..;I. Drug Counts Issued .\ rind Jur hi returned indictments against 17 perso ns including two In',ii Florida a ll egedly involved in an International ;iurijuana smuggling opera tion which was uncovered tthen federal agents seized the sailing ship Inger in Wilmington . N.C., in January. According to the indictments, the plot involved the formation of a corporation known as San Diego Leisure Indust ri es, Inc., the purchase of the 72-foot Inger and a 421t power yacht, Fishwishe; III, and the shipment of 14.000 pounds of marijuana from Santa Marta, Colombia, aboard the lnger. The Indictments charge that the i ll egal cargo was later transferred to the Fishwither from another vessel known "nly as Sunshine. The FLshwisher, wi th about 7,000 pounds if marijuana aboard, according to officials, Landed on Figure Eight Island on the North Carolina coast. Th ere, iiwnibers of the group pr eviously had rent ed two houses in ', t.!erjI an exclusive residential area. Farm Subsidies To Rise WASHINGTON (AP) Too much rain last spring and drought th is summer will mean an es timated $500 million in government subsi dies to stricken farmers under a natural disaster clause put into new farm legislation by Congress last year. The Agriculture Department said on Wednesday that farmers who produce wheat, corn, sorghum, barley or upland cotton may be eligible for th e payments to recover some of their losses" from weather this year. If the $500 mi ll ion estimate is correct, It would boost farm subsidies this calendar year to at least $800 million, a spokesman said. Earlier, the USDA had expected total payments, including a lower level of disaster subsidies, to be less than 1600 million. — Ehrllchman Request - WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford's official counsel is studying a request that Jchn D. Ehrllchman be permitted to Inspect White House documents left over from when Ehrllchinan was f ormer President Richard M. Nixon's domestic affairs ad viser. Ehrlichman's request was based on his contention that the papers may help him prepare his defense against charges that he conspired to obstruct justice by attempting to block the Watergate in vestigation. Ehrllchman and five others charged wi th conspiracy are scheduled to stand trial beginn ing Sept. 9 before U.S. District Court Judge John J. &rlca. Decorator Check Fan tiaffi UMUvCI*i tiC. Ulf callift Il pan t-idn O p-td atWy iah it.3rtsfWth C.s.ctC.Is. Oàis, it.unmu fit i'aI if¼n. tiaIs* fit_, m 14 d,ca!W Comm L$ 56 pit dim. 302 $3.40uc gouge stum4a 133 East Robinson Downtown Orlando -. Ford T o Seek HisOwn WASHINGTON (AP)— President Ford is marching wlth tnnc,,rM tti4t4i in cnI1div hit sUU-young presidency after dedaring his protwble Intent to seek a full four-year term in te rm in tt Job he has held less than two weeks, A. ....;,t,n. ti ....ii s vn.v ,i iuvis, r %A u aiu . ' - -' lSUh$tflI .4S114 ,-._ Summer !mm, : -:*:: .. • QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION Heat Got COOL IT Arabs Offer Portugal Cash -- - - - -- --- - - ___ • D u r a b I e o u Sd 00 r (weather side) case Inolded of LEXAN resin. CAN'T RUST and carries a TEN YEAR parts and c rvi ce Iab 0 r • replacement warranty 1iqainst failure due to a manufacturing defect. Two cooling-tan speeds and air exchanger Automatic thermostat maintains preselected comfort level Easy Mount side curtains help speed installation Dependable, efficient rotary camp compressor I : 1 I ToShut Down U.S. Air Base February. Negotiations are under way on renewing those base rights For another five years. Most U.S. allies and Friends, apparently concerned about displeasing the Arabs, refused permission for the United States to use bases on their soil last fall when the U.S. Air Force flew emergency war supplies to Israel, then battling with Egypt and Syria. Portugal was the exception, With tacit Portugese consent, U.S. transport planes were able to land and refuel at Lajes. permitting them to haul big loads 6,000 miles from the Job Transfers United States to Israel. The U.S. Air Force also was able to fly F4 Phantom jet fighters to Israel by refueling them in the air from tanker planes based in the Azores, which is about 1,100 miles west of Gibraltar. The United States normally maintains no combat planes at Lajes, only refueling and maintenance facilities manned by about 1,000 specialists who service Military Airlift Corninand flights to southern Eu. rope and the Mediterranean area. Reports of the Arab offer OPEN TO THE PUBLIC BRING A FRIEND ~ CHICAGO (AP) Inflation for motels, house hunting and and wives who are taking ca- transportation. Cuts averaged reers more seriously are begin- 22.4 per cent, from $1,932 in 1972 ning to thwart some corporate to $1,500, Thorne said in an plans for employe transfers, a interview on Wednesday. moving Industry survey shows. He said 37 per cent of the Corporations aren't as gener- companies polled had one or ous as they once were In paying more employes refuse transfer for employe transfers and in 1973. employes are responding with One reason Is that wives are reluctance to move, according ta king their careers more se to the survey of 6 companies. rimasly. Thor ne found. It also shows an Increasing Thorne said he has conducted tendency for employes to balk the survey for the past seven at relocation became of their years but ha dn't seen the need spouse's careers. Transfers could slow more, to ask about the reluctance of said J.J. Thorne, vice president wives to move until a year ago. of marketing for Atlas Van Ile said this yea r he found that Lines, who conducted the sur- 67 per cent of the com pa nies responding had problems talkvey. ing wives into moving because Thorne said that throughout the moving Industry he hears of the ir own jots. rumors of declining business. "Let's face It, a move—any Van line rates have risen 15 move—Is going to be tough for a per cent in the last year, boost- family and wives who want to Ing average per-move cost for hold onto their jobs just InAtlas corporate customers crease the problem," Thorne from $1,318 to 11,494. said. Cost-conscious firms have re"It's more than a little scary. sponded by slicing "moving ex- Our business ge nerally follows tras" such as reimbursement the general economy by a year . 1 !--1_!4jj were said to have come from Portuguese political sources, prompting SOC U.S. officials to suggest that Portugal might be trying to pressure the United States into raising the ante for retaining rights to the Azores base. A refreshing price $18400 AGKE5O5FD 5.000 J 15 E ER 6.0 j. Electric Wiring Specialisti. No lob too Larg.or too small vored continued American use of the base. Sanford Electric Co. OpenMon.thruFri,$a.m. .5p.m.Cios,dSat. 2522 PARK DIAL 322.1562) - NZ I Shm&. i helps you do — (9 Almanac (I) Sunshine EVENING Almanac 6:.5 (2) The Flying Nun Summer Semester ce Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional (2) To TeIlThe Truth Hogan's Heroes (8) What's My Line? (9) HitchCoci Presents (13) News (24) LIllias, Yoga And You (35, 44) Star Strek (6) i I fS, VU _ii I VM.. - '-...'.'. £J.L.aL. ..- --- US S - - SS .a'$iuI L A ' America. By Russell McKee. Knopf. 3i5 Pages. $1.95. Crowell. 312 pages. International espionage Is John Le Carre's specialty. His No section of North America best-known effort, "The Spy pose of junkets for the media few years earlier when he seems to hold such continuing Who Came In from the Cold," bought a new car at the plan, in was followed by as the West RnselJ Mc!cee, From th at show, ii "A Tapes Meekly, the managing editor who started out in Michigan fl Small Town (especially missing viewed auto writers on a lavish in Germany." ones) can be an emexplained: "mat was a couple what was once the old Northbarrassment, not just for an ex- weekend retreat In the west Territory, has let his af. Now, Le Carre tackles a mountains of West Virginia, of years ago. We don't permit President but also for ,B, fections flow across the United double agent in "Tinker, Tailor, that anymore." interviewing a Detroit the network has discovered. States to the Rocky Mountains Soldier, Spy." Inside the "CirThere were several other Consider these cir - newspaper's managing editor (35) Matinee 35 (44) Movie 1:25 (2) News And I - By DAN LEWIS. (44) Variety 2:5 (2) Ne.'.: 1:00 (2) Jackpot (. 8) News (9) All My Children 7:00 (2,8) Today Show () CBS News (9) Bozo's Big Top i 4 •1.,. • r__ & _______ ________ - — — ry 12:O (2, ) Sweepstakes ) Search For Tomorrow (9) News I THE IAIST WEST. _____ '--I. :1 1 1:30 (2,8) Jeopardy freeloading or accentinc were not included in this Emmy and sou th of the Mexican bor. I.sh intelligence, there Is a a '[note- - placea tnere by Mos. Television critics and presenta tion, and among those uers. discoun ts by any members of (9) Let's Make A 8:00 (') Capt. Kangeroo cow Cen tr e and unrecognized repr'sentatives of the TV in. his Indclngsohe has managed staff was considered a left out was Wallace's focus on Deal (9) Truth Or dustry gathered television critics the manner in pack a remarkable amount of not just for five or 10 years, but In Chicago at "dismissable offense," 2:00 (2.8) Days Of Our Consequences the invitation of the National which they are wined an dined history in to a relatively short for 20. Plot and counterplot pro. Lives (44) New Zoo Revue 'fln the Academy Television Arts and managing editor by the networks, suggesting book: the Spaniard.s like Coro- tect his Identity. (6) Guiding Light 8:30(9) Movie Sciences to select Emmy sputtered a little when Wallace that by arranging these exotic nado pursuing that will-o'.the (9) Newlywed Game (44) Tennessee— George Smiley is the hero of sho 2:30 (2, 8) Doctors wed he had done some trips the networks enhanced wisp gold Award winners in news and Tuxedo across deserts and the story, a now-retired agent: (6) Edge Of researching, and learned the chan ces of favorable stories documentary categories, 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue mountains, the French trappers "Small, podgy, and at best Night M.E. had accepted a discount a written by the television press. who early Show dared to penetrate middl e-aged, he was by appearFor two days, the Blue (9) Girl In My (6) Mike Douglas the seemingly endless and for. ance one of London's meek who Life Ribbon panel ists viewed tapes Sh ow (35) My Favorite bidding plains, Lewis and Clark do not inherit the earth." of shows and news personalities (8) Concentration Martian and their Incredible Journey to (44) Leave it To In these categories for Other characters are equally (44) Underdog the Pacific, and the American me, from Guil Beaver nomination and subsequently a lamn, the chief of 3:00 (2, 8) Another World 9:30 (8 That Gir: traders, hunters, trappers, and "scalphwiters;" winner (to be announced in Priddeauz, (4) The Price Is (44) Petticoat prime time Sept. 4 over ABC miners who finally tamed the the schoolmaster with a Right Junction West. TV). (9) General Hospital 10:00 (2,8) Name That mys terious past; to the "Mole, (35) Mr. Ed Gerald," the double agent The ecological change started rasping on the last By JAMES BACON (44) Lost In Spa ce Tune Among those being offered by Whitehall wants Smiley and oerformance. rapidly Danny sa with th id it was e advent of The Herald 3:30 (2. I) How To Survive CBS-TV for "Outstanding (6) The Joker's aue to white "benefitltl.,." man. Th e Indians, mere Guillarn to find. Wild A Marriage Achievement In News I just mads did eight benefits for no (44) Father Knows before, became formi. From Czech partisans (4) Match Game HOLLYWOOD—Can to BritBroadcasting" was Its (9) One Life To Best Catholics and Jews," said dable hunters of continental ish sch lboy believe this? Danny Thomas oo s, each of Le Washington correspondent 10:30 (2, 8) Winning Streak Live Danny to the audience, proport io ns and fierce warriors Car 's c racte native of Toledo, recently re ha rs is lively. Daniel Sc horr . The networ k (35) Pe nthouse (6) Gambit in added: "Do you know after they acquired the horse Through them, Smiley Barnyard together a fl-minute clip of played his first engagement — and (9) $10,000 Pyramid something? I have never yet from the Spaniards. Their main the reader — discovers much his native Ohio after 40 Green Acres 4:00 (2, 8) Somerset Schorr's "scoops" in met a needy Protestant." show business 10:55 (35) News wars are sketched tersely but about the nature of people and (6) Mery Griffin Washington, and corn11:00 (2, 8) High Rollers excitingly by McKee. (9) Lucy Show poli ti cs, and about himself, mentaries, all on Watergate lie Just finished eight con(4) What's My Line (24) Sesame Street Benefits do pay off, Ronald C. Hood Eve Sharbutt and the proceedings. certs at the Front Row (44) GIlIlgan's Island (9) Split Second theater Xenos,Uathger,humea Associated Press Associated Press One of the excerpts was In Cleveland and played be 1:30 (2) Bonanza fore special friend of the City of (13) "Now You that (I) MnI-Va (riff In Sehorr'i rprvwt 1kb 25 (1)0 npnnlA_..s rø,.€wrl Vn.. tk. p'.. .... . r--r'Hope. Someone from the See It" () GiIIIgans Island jury was about to hand up an house. Waldorf Astoria spotted him at (35) Romper Room (13) Orlando City Indictment against Haldeman, Danny should play Toledo. (44) Phil Donahue Senses '] Council one benefit and heheadlines ,. ,,lI —. ""' '' . snow (35) Leave is To The experience was so Waldor's Empire Room starInstead of a clip of Schorr In emotional for him that his 11:30 (2, 8) Hollywood Beaver voice tlng October 10. Squares acti on, a still photo of Schorr (44) Please Don't Eat () Love Of Life Answ, to The Daisies Puzzle flashed on the screen, while an 5:00 (9) Mission (9) Brady Bunch Sports announcer 's voice explained: TEA (35) Fran Canton Impossible 'lcL _____ 1 _____ "Please note: the video _____ '4Olw _______ LJ1 ' •' --.- (24) MIster Rogs I IL •1 (44) Nol For porti on of this tape can not be - p-u_ta ' Neighborhood 38ltatiancity I Lrnk.isport J ! Women Only located." 39Mend socks TjI (35) Batman 5ri 11:55 () News 1T! r • TO MrIQIul'Tl 9Gadget for a 4l Theok seal Only the audio was available. (44) Green Acres irctrI degr&abt Ii1K ' golfei• AFTERNOON 5:30 (2) News At least that's better than an 18i'rai I 12ren'-42Agnd pr () Green Acres 12:00 (2,44) News minute hum! 44 Three'handed i3 S, cl FRIDAY (13) Torn Ewell vc And card game I4Sla1fl5.0 f1T(f CBS-TV also submitted Mike çj _. roTi1 Show 46 Clergymen Restless temple A *, Wallace in the same category 15Plarwte MORNING 1L1E1N F (35) Lost in Space 49 Rips I.Lj] (I) Jackpot Ctol'ri 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee TOjP'J wi th Schorr for "Outstanding li aiLl S3lincte Tom's tIi leather is (44) Addams Family (9) Passw or d 6:10 (2) Sunrise fr iend 6:00 (2, 6, $9) News Achievement (35) Florida In News 17 Equal (comb, S4 Snare for mice Almanac 3l Table biLs 7Apar (13) Peter Loves Lifestyle Broadcasting." The network S6Mascu!une form) 33U3rdina •Incin Mary nickname ISCasisoff might also be credited wi th .... In certain regatta antelope (44) Lucy Show S7TotelFr,) Was Mruck l9 35Embellished 9Chirped this instan ce ou.wldIng 5$ Girl's name 6:30 (13) Mrs. G. Goes 89 CBS THURSDAY NIGHT Nanette Fabray, George Gobel, 2! Let at stand 4OGise lOAlles'iate achievement in game strategy. 23 T en nis gadget 9 Individual to Colleçe confidence to II Rugby isa MOVIES RERUN "Senior Rodney Allan Rippy and Ricky ootltayer 24 Cleaning 43 Cupolas Part of the Wallace 26-minute (35) tat Mayberry RFD Year" First half of a double-bill Segall as guests tonight. Mac 61 Fflilt drinks implement IS regard 45 zt'p,irtnd (44) Get Smart pre se ntation Included his 27 Fextonight showwng two pilot getsinvolved[n comic sketches (comb form) 2OSan. 29(;I3ite)coflth 46Meicancoin fl%Lidea movies that will show up as with his guests and also sings toni DOWN 47Shakesearran mistake series next season. "Hello, L.A., Bye-Bye Sir32 Expunger 1 ()btairts stream 24 Flat-topped 34 Needier "Manhunter" is the other half mningham." 2 F'uJi 4$ Memor andum hill 3 }"ti in,i,.,n 1I it 'i iaier tonight. Actually, tor tne -u", Instructions: The hidden names listed below appea., forward. her j"'" 51 Appraise 26 Lyric cantata b,ckwajd1 up, down, or diagonally In the puzzle. Find each IO41 ABC STREETSOF SAN series starting next month, the 37 Take into 5 Golfer's term 25 Ccajnt (colt i 52 Health resorts hidden MMC and bo For Friday, August in as tho n: 1974 RERUN title has been changed to Sons FRANCISCO — — — — — — — BRAIN MUSCLE SMELL and Daughters" because If it "Blockade" A pretty waitress EAR 1 2 3 4 NOSE 5 6 TASTE 7 B 9 JQ Is attacked and murdered on goes beyond one season, By CARROLL RIGHTER EYE PAIN THIRST her way home from vork. When IIYPERESTHESI,% won't be seniors anymore. SLEEP j.— TOUCH j-- — Tomorm: Types of Luazds GENERAL TENDENCIES:' Yesterday's beneficial aspects film stars Gary Frank and her car stalls, two young men remain in effect early in the morning, so whatever Is vital to To order aity or all iii the epandcd "Scck 0 Glynnis O'Connor as high- offer to help, and then they 15 — Find" bk's. 17 — — — numher' through 7. send (0 cents for each inking chcch' school seniors Involved in a atta ck her. Stone and Keller Ioda)'s progress s ho uld be concluded at that time. Later only the 18 paabk to "Seek & Find." Star -lc!egniii S iidijte Addrr troublesome case of puppy love. investigate and learn that the hare essentials in matters of importan ce can be accomplished. 19 ARIES i Mar. 21 to car had been tampered with Apr. 191 If to kttcr you think you are being taken fit care of this iie sp;Ipe Barry Livingston plays a 5)1)? A — — — advantage of in Some mone ta make It s ll on a lonely road. ta ry affair, you had better look into it —j3, and faithful friend . The story i.t._ ni'W, Mate can t very deinandino —. — — ,— lUVP itiw we ueginmng and end ' URUSAfU.. 20 to May 20i' You are not certain what an of inmx-ence for seniors at HEN ants of u so find out and then you can proceed in a Westwood High oper 9 NBC THE MAC DAVIS GEMINI aMay 21 to J un e 21) Don't run off to some new a p. SHOW Running a breezy lal when there is work to be done that is important. Make sure summer show, Mac brings on Best-selling records of the !,l'W health Is considerably improved. week based on Cashbox MagaMOON ('HII.l)UEN (June fl to July 21) You can get your zine's nationwide survey: 6) AndyGriffith To Tell The Truth (9) Ozzle's Girls (13) Zane Grey Theatre (14) Prime Time 8:00 (2-8) Mac Davis Show (6) lssach Hayes Sfax Memphis (9) Temperatures Rising (13) Movie (24) Evening At Pops (35) Rat Patrol (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (9) Just For Laughs (11 3) June Allyson Show (35) NFL Action '7 9:00 (2. 8) Ironside Movie (9) Kung Fu (24) International Performance (35), 44) World Football 9:30 (13) Movie 10:00 (2) High Chaparall (8) Comedy World (9) Streets Of San Francisco (24) Week In eni 10:30 (24) Journey To Japan (35)- News • 11:00 (2, , 8, 9) News (24) News for Deaf (35) Movie 11:30 (2), 8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment 12:00 (44) Movie 1:00(2) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie 7:30 (44) Herald Of Truth 151 Turns . . . - .. Thomas Finally P/a ys In His Natil/An Ohio - —'--- ---•- " - -- - SEEK & FIND" _____ 1 ' - - fit= ---' " ----" —.1,imu • 1 A.100 ________ I GLOSS I 1V _____ Gust COVIIIU1 I I - - A.1OOO''t4' I . IPitMOIS at ____ ou situ tasting - I.stk'g flat HOUSE' PAINI. ,4, --" B.rii Gloss. Ow p. p*. Us. . * - . on any - i. aciyiIclat.1.m1 lTd! fighting fonnhAi - ~sm 5*1.5 t.noIothitftItliIll SI house paints. Cssl -- p with soap and 5aftslact$on guarintssd. '; - - , _. _ - Rill, GAL - - - -' -- ROGER_S I ilnhlci PAINT I I - - - JW :~ - - - .tactlonguarafltsId. - ) Rep. AMFW H" PNNT k -f-t* ! W, 1 . I - Cattleman. Farmer 1 —... !i - - - ,,-- - - --. likS,wswftl bring w.flcoy,,. Ing and carpeting samples to your horn., along with our Color Harmony Quid. a viewer that shows you -- "BORN LOSERS l) • o&w TCZbdLTN Sn 6110ndod credit account. -' - 0 - Rep. tite-W LOW 5-- - . I - *VV ILLI/4ffl SANFORD 318 FRENCH AVE, PH. 322-1681 DECORATING CENTERS. u W 1) h'. amni give it a streamlined look. VIR(;o iAug. 22toSepl. 22) Much care in motion Is essential iii'w, since conditions are risky. Put more money in your pocket instead i'F taking it out. Be wise. I IlIRA a Sept 23th Oct 22 ) Take no risks w here property and tn'm matters are concerned or you could lose a great deal 1k' "A *mt- thing nice for a good friend. to Handle personal affairs early • 111L.0 a shw.*.W4,&" t :: :: - 1#n4nKM" M. . , . AMCXAA& WVMU'- 2, " ,- . __ = fit GY11111TO&V 01AR113BROP" " r. , v1__ 1_ II i'II. II • 111(1 ISV UI I 'I 54111 I)liiviita - - - AMOCO " I 1 I 41ALL OUT TIE jIjJ a•aiN 44 7UCKET 46 47 49 51 152 -- 53 54 -— — — 56 --- — — 59 60 — — — — ~, J . 55 — 1 — -_ — 57 — — — — — — — — — — — — 61 — 1i1iilIi. w BRIGADE — iS pe.s of jt toiwy dippd frltd chkken êP?o butter taitin bic.'t and I Witch of ,C-i r 0-ce 23 of =__ - - ___ Car(01 Righterl Individual Fortcast for your sign for September is i uir(ail. jq oes 1' i,. LOBSTER HOUSE SEAFOOD, - - "'. -, Good Thurs., --'-- . & JIM CHICKEN 55W lW 5 J - - $ 26 - _____ ____ FRIED SHRIMP, CLAM or U Z IMM111111OW"D ACCEAPANTWO FAINT - "`Div Stars inipel. they clo not compel." What you make %our life is largely up to YOU! _ .-- 4 (dl . 3 I. — - CHILD'S - • •. -- - -- - DINNER 95c HOURS: SUN. - THURS. 111,30A.M. - ioP.M. R 1. i i: io A.M.- i i: oo P.M. SAT. 4:30 P.M. . I I P.M. Sun. _______ . - Includes Conch Chowder, Choic, of Col* Slaw dr Tossed Salad, French Fri. or Baked Pots to and Hush Puppies F j!j THEBUCKET — — — I I 1............,.) I _J ........J 58 - - • PISCES i Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Don't run off to new places hieta Use u'u are discontent where you are. but see what you can iii' l Inipri').e your surroundings IF YOUR ('1111,1) IS BORN TODAY..,he or she will be able to .It('('iIipltSh a great deal because of the ability to profit from Nitidies. The education should be directed along civic and in%vsligaling lines. 'flit-re's much ability here to take over shaky businesses and make them profitable. Teach to ha nd le money 7, -- -I, , .: 1 I'l1Ii / ( --'-•.. THESE Surnuqm ""V i — ;* II I 1 ,_~A - — Engage I s - i Si Omm In urance 115.11 Roberta Flack OR oft sin(c later there is likely to be some confusion. Friends have own """~ "Please Come to Boston," problems so don't rely on them today. j Dave Loggins ,, SM1I ri ARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) This is not * good day to Roc.% Me Gently, AndV take any risks. Try to assist those Showtims 8:15 R who are in trouble. Relax Kim Elliott Gould in :i.iiigttt and take (line for meditation. " CAIII(ICORN i Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) It's all right to be social, but "BUSTING" Bachman-Turner Overdrive thfl)e too demanding with good friends orUybecom "Im Leaving It All U 10 reseitllul Listen to advice of expert. At 943 You," Donny and Marie Ot\',eob,Car,l_T.d&AIIC. QUAitlUSJan 2ltoFeb 19)Others are apt to criticize too mond mtwh now, so keep above that and show your life is above e .I I " (,nrttIn.I "IIIP.'UiI IIIP VVhlI UJILIUUII at 1fl5t. inexpensive hobby. Be v I LEO i July 22 to Aug. 21) Don't criticize kin and add to the * disharniony that already exists at hime. Make improvements at '5IW. Y' aper Lace Tell Me Something Good, Rufus "I Shot the Sheriff," Eric clapton Wsldwood Weed ," Jim Sthf ford "Feel Like Makin' Love," - 7:30. 7:30. 9:35 KNIX g y "The Night Chicago Died," ,5•_,$ SAL. - ROM" CKAIR TNIAT29 0 4 a SW - , FLOYD THEATRES Oubw of your house, Of dOMAUng ON IneWt, expert help and Wvke is fr" at your Shsrwtn.Wiflharn, Decorating Cent,,, If you ft 1C•. in while and custom linti .iter use, - - ''''". I _W • UJSS9 ----•- LAWRENCE BEST' I LATIEX - I- iL " ,t.ctjon plus I ixo.d.st C-tinusUy updated, *thCu14' , LET US HELP! •w--- 11 - NNEENN , DECORATING? —.'-- - TOP TEN '"' tss;EIt% edfluests i 73,4 ,I ' pa" woo, - T . . R" 11 - - . W111004. .c..i.Ieliofl .y. 23, -_ ____ PAIIIT HOROSCOPE I I I _____ ___ 111' ___________ 2 \_ _____ LdK HoUs * Pd. Political Ad by M. B. O'Kciley, Campaign Tress, for Vince Fechtel Jr. Republican, Fla. House of Rep. DIstrict 34, , - .., House Si,,, Minority Viflee FedteI, 1h'. Leader g .-&7711116 ~A - - SP 1-4 and Hwy. 434 / $ _ Friday, August 23 3:30.5:30 Quality Inn North ' BTU/HR. VOLTS AMPS However, other officials felt the Portuguese sources in. tended only to alert the United States to the Arab move and (a. These officials said many Portuguese still resent past Arab activities. ( I Not As Frequent House Minority Thursday, August 22,1974-7B RE VIEWS M issin TapB .:!.'' s i I'l . _.f4 T . - I .I I t"%n(% 11 • TONIGHT'STV ____________ , WASHINGTON (AP) — Portugal has received an Arab ofFer of $400 million to refuse renewal of U.S. airbase rights in the Azores, according to U.S. intelligence sources. Arab representatives also 'ere said to have offered to lift he oil embargo against Portual, The Arab aim, as U.S. ineUlgence men view It, Is to leny the United States use of he key Lajes Airbase In the I.zores for any future arms airilLs to Israel. The treaty covering U.S. use I the Azores base ran out in Herald 0 ________ _______ ______ ____ "... Designate Free Coffee, Donuts and Orange Juice Evening _____ ____ - You Cooking? ___ - - -- - - Leader - - LEISURE _______________ The Two TOP Republican House Leaders Will Be Available To Discuss Current Issues and Your Concerns. - - -- Presidency) .I - -- -._ --- - - Jamboree— Supporting the Re-Election of - - Unofficial records showed He said it doesn't matter that Nine were senators seeking re- Rodger Paul Davies, the U.S. that no previous president had Congress and th e executive election, two were House mem• ambassador to Cyprus slain gone to a government agency to (ranch Fall to see eye-to-eye On bers doing the same and the during a mob attack on the he could not envision being on sign a major piece of legisla. some Issues. "It only matters other was retired Air Force Col. embassy In Nicosia, was re. the 3976 Republican ticket un- lion, that we end up on the best side leo Thorsness, seeking the seat turned to the United States, der any circumstances. But terBefore stepping into the de- for America," he said, McGovern, I)- Ford eulogized the diplomat as l 019 Ii__, _..z.1 Lei.._ L_. s. uv; i iiu now I.:.. JU .'tThlUUII 1IU3 partment's auditorium for the a man who "lost his life in the S. D. In the House, where he served He invited more than 30 may. changed. Therefore, his view signing ceremony, Forl Fnrd also was at Andrews Air search for peace in America 25 y-a-li as a 1,1i:,h;gi;.,1 nrs plus an assorlment of gov- has changed." strolled down a long, drab ) Sen. L'ot Base, Md., as the body of and all Le world." ernors, congressmen and counLater in the day, Ford laugh- corridor of the headquarters congressman, and in the ty officia ls to the White house Ingly deflected questions on the building, shaking hands with ate, Ford received standing ______________________________________________________ today to watch him sign legisla- subject from newsmen who ap- federal employes in ovations, hundreds of handti-.n authorizing $8.6 billion for proached him outside the Oval office doomays. shakes and scores of friendly I slaps upon the back. housing and community devel. Office as he was returning from I From there, he headed to opment grants. a visit to the Department of •--. 'I.., . ..... . iJ. -J .—. :r::-": I fl% onicirni • - •I 4..,......,.1....... ii.... .,...4 t$?..4.... ,.-._ •* naa Jimr,wt szIhuwsthleu uetween two intorntal appearances on the ai'&pii lull and rece ption followed a he r moves to f ur t he r bolster "I want you to worry a bo ut floor of the House and Senate he ot wheeling display of presidential that," he said when prodded to burnished his already glowing his congressional program. I 1 II ' politics which car:led him declare his 1976 intentions. But relations with Congress. lie met with the congression. through bureaucratic corridors his reticence seemed motivated We can march toward the al black caucus, and caucus and congressional halls on rnoreby jest than anything else. center in achieving some good members carne away with Wednesday. the day he disIn a move perhaps unprece- resul ts for our country as a praise for Ford's pledge that his closed a change of posthon W'Il ______ ) . ilnor wjkI ic dented, Ford went to HEW to whole" Ford te!d to thn Fuz VVgIfl SI, 11! 197 P15. _____ sign a $25 billion ineaaure ex- praising action to re-establish follow-up discussions. ____________________ Through White house Press tending federal education pro- the Cost of Living Council, limit Ford posed for individual Secretary Jerald F. terflorst, grams and Imposing new curbs appropriation bills. Ifl(l liii- campaign a photographs in the Ford (Itciareci he 'probably on forced busing of school thil' idcni&nt h Fashionette ing, lftnI(n and Oval Office with 12 Republican will run" in two years for a full dren education programs )Iou.se and Senate candidates. I Legislative , - ----.' ,— -- - . _ - - ---- Thursday, August 22, 1974 I \l:\ 1-;I -. " ' _491-• .. 'i ~ IRA~____ 1- %A AA - COCKTAIL LOUNGE I HIBALL 7Sc MOST 2308 322-5281 - COCKTAILS esc S. French - Rwoe- FRIED CIRCKEN 322-9609 — Evening Herald. P.0, Box 629, Hollywood, Calif. %W8, (a 1809 - .A —1 - French Ave (Hwy 17-92) Sanford — - .; cr- -- r .-' W;5 w p} �—w --- — -- ______________________________ -- ' '\ Walker WIN ACPULLTNBOAEP pI6Mj5sep WA5TEPAPEM.UTB / T.5.IEP.4 DIRECTL.Y T07t4 - ,j —I ALL (FO4t4CWOP4 BRIDGE ____ _______ ___ anti M)RTII fi74 V j 109 +932 king of t.earts in the hope that the queen will drop, leads his last art to Walaon's queen and winds up down two. 22 4 i .5 - . I OOP ALLEY ___ by Dove + HEY, )WEKAD1O CLEAR IT WAS 5TLL1 ,vWY DON'T WE BECAUSE \— Wa'4AT ARE OUT! SsME GUY PARI(ED WY _____ JUST CRACK THAT WE'RE BEI ON A BICYCLE / MT E D RIG1 flND O ING IDO CREATE (XING SYi mD US.' . %&U%'r 'I Iru W4FN IA/F ABOUT 4 4 4986432 SOUTH 11)1 Grou. ____ . r -. I - - _. ,' IS - I S 4' 1R ,fT'( - . + - ,% / My diamond lead was K an obvious singleton. All 87 had to - do was to __________ ___________ you _____ ___ ______ _______ ace, king play / . I S right, llolines was - I • * . as cx- _________ _____ V _____ ____________ __ •/ agile.'.- ___________ ____________ ____________ , ____________________ ______________________ ______ _______________ _______ _______ ________ lead either a hearturciub. That wrnild ut Uw kd ii dummy ____ I _____ for enough discards to make tht ____ slain. _________________________ ______ _____ _ _____________________ _________________________________ ___________________________ __________________________ ____ kad-4 • Ope 'J - __________ _________________ _____ 3+ 1'i' 34 k'ass would win that trick and have to 24 64 _ ____________ l'ass 'uu ___ ______ 't* -'. liohnes-Ilridge t)etecttve," we "Well, well, how's Mr. THE BORN LOSER ''j1t' contract, 1k riiaku. the normal lead of the four ol by Art Sonsorn North 4 ______________________________ \ou. South. Poor Skurry, the unfortunate opponent takes his ace of that he really should have bid seven anti lays (lown his ace of . trumps. * -----.---- - ( East shows out of trumps, Skurry says something about his rotten luck. Then he . _ _______ ____ runs off rounds several ____ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ____ _____ ___ $ DOONESBURy ______________________________________________ 'i'ESTERDAV, DEAN,I WAS iN ThEN I REVIEWED AGREEMENT ON WI4ERE YOUR OUR BUDGET AND OFFiCE WALL.S AND DOOR DECIDED, FOR. T4E ____________ ______ 1 7u 'VE 666$ t1q,qP BtRAW, _____ I CL)P 7% I / • _____ 5 DY/stY) 4'1IE /t' /s LL RJS.%CT $24V4 Dl 47W ZI€E9T' IiI______ _______ _____ _______ _________ ____ WvE AN GLASS OF s*,tATE PLEASE? ____ ________________ -. y -.. _______ ______ ______ OThEThG ... - WR.WALEArWM1 I / A fr u IHG IN ,%tJ9T t4E DTH ARE 'tt)J AWARE HIS ______________________ ____________________ _ _ (LOOKING R VN LOKA. THAL.THE5ACP HE SWLE i LL1 ONGO IhiA6E FRO/.i H15 - I 8TI4ER IS LuA,t4, E9DENT O AL7 IRIBE. _____ _____ _______ ____ . , ____ _____ ________ 11 --: -r --- ______________ _ _____ - *' — ________________ ____________ -. &'f..CP.O,__9. ---I ,. p __ _______ _ c9 '- r _______ _________________ i :jI : __________________ 'I. IT '• LiSTEN 5T)LL ____ ___ ______ _____ ___ _____ _ ii ARE r N by Al TO: LINDA K. COX Kentucky Correctional Inttltutiøn for Women rin..r 'PTARTlNG TO ET SERIOUS! PRISlLLAc' ,: ___ ;)t I TI-lINK. ,. __ ___ __ ____ -a - _____ ___ 2 _ 7; ______ c 't. 1 WINTHROP' _______________________ u..ycyww) ('rtJ SI-lOwEr) LP 1HAT BIG HIMUPA6 BLL U E FF I, 6TRCNc, VIOLENT 5Is6Y.) __________ _________ S, ) •, - ______ c aid - T , , _______________________ At41)4 (1K&jA) __________ - - . )J ('- ,: • 11* t, dl 'u 'q.' 'v ... by Morcja Course I'ERC'I, '1001) TUINK H-H-H! 7 ______________ /5 8.22 _____________________________ ',f' THE S185Y THAT 1-IE IS. _________________________________ - Dkk CavoIli by rJ _ _____ __________________________________________ . II _______ ___________________ __________________________ Li __ ______ __________________ g 4 .1 ___ _______________________ ! I Wish ____ ____ ________ ___ ____ ______________ ____________ ____ I ________ eicFoR '100 e _________ _______ ZZZ AOUNP Tui TIM KES - 'u,iy - ____ ToT 1 ______________________________________________________ •2-2. ____________ - ________ CAPTAIN EASY .Ai'J IT ALL. - - P.R CF CcCOKEc, iF 'VlJ'LL JUST \','4PJk COld MEld. LI51'EN WE ADMIT THAT'S WHO YOU WRE NOT EEP4E ARE.tN CA$OQT -"' G4E57E: WITH THIS _______ ______ FE? by Crooks & Lawrence 50 JO'J WE'LL LET Tl WE ONLY /' i-*flp HER, l'JCEEC' rpA(REEO TO 5uE"5 ,4LREADv HELP M155 ITAKEIJ ME FOR. DEWBERRY £4.2 WITH TuAr EOtJ'5 TALE OF HER FArHgg' GOLP CLAiM " 1 UK & MEEK by Howi. Schned.r __________ _______ _____________ ___ ... - .---•-'" L ____ _____________________________________________ _________________________________________ S __________ _? __ ' _________ _______________ I --- - - MY Il.flVE ACCUSLI) I idlE OF &JL) I'J(Ak. AkIb tJLIL -------j•J--.. ____ fi AJjtç1 ICR .-- - a - 7 __ __ ______ _____ ______ ___________ __ __ , ..-.'s 4' '.. _li' _ __ ________________ _____ __ _ - ..Ud. -- M., ______ _______ _ _ By Lillian T. Jenkins Deputy Clerk (SEAL) MCINTOSH Post Office Box 1330 Sanford, Florida 3777) AttorneyS for Pditer DEE 125 DEE 10 ________________ ______ _______________ S - - ZT'I% ADAMVIL1E Pop. 985 _______ '" ' by Frank Hill ez General Building Roadand Bridge FederalRenueShar;nu ' ,i,': Judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Pe1iti'n, Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk FRIENDLY — it CAN C, IN ITTL ToWN of .- - SIg Mary T. Norton City Clerk ) _____ . 1 I --- 1 THOMAS G FREEMAN, ISO P 0 Box , Dated this the Stn day of August, 1974. A 0 1971 (SEAL) James H Collins Arthur H fleckwth. Jr of the E.tate of Hattie Mae Knaser 'Iblith A. 1- r i'. — -----'- -' FIEI _____________ _____ ____________________________ ___________________________________________ .... ---.-.= =-==-.----. . ' ':--.- ------- ." ''- c. —Eq _____________ ____________ ___________ _ ____ ______________ _ ______ ____ ___ _____________ _ — Howard Jacobson of Dr. Martin Luther King States ranks behind severai European countries in '' ' ____________ _______________ Dr. Howard N. Jacobson M. McRae Jr. seduled the evidenUary of New Brunswick, N.J., hearing after a coerence d the average woman Wednesday with attorneys should gain about 24 for Ray and the state. pounds during pregnancy. McRae said Ray will Even that allows "only a heavIly guarded when he is slight margin for safety" If brought from the state the baby weighs about 7 prison in Nashville f()pounds, Jacobson told the esidentiary hearing. 'i Western Hemisphere judge set aside two weeks Nutrition Congress Wed. for the hearing. nesday. The U.S. 6th Circuit Most obstetricians ________ Robert _______________ _______________ ________________ ________________ _______ _______ the hearing into Ray's claim that he was coerced into pleading gulity in 1969 weight gain during pregnancy to 18 tti 20 pounds. resented by counsel. Ray Is weight represented serving a 9year -,.,," S k':re'.: .M' ':'1'-'." Deputy Clerk publish Aug 1. 4. IS. 77. 1911 0FF Ii 774 1 ''" ' •' !'5- t'.",.: .'; i: 's'rcri.. a-, ': -- - - - ''' '- -- '' ' ' -'---------------.-----------------------------------------. -- .. '.,a,.-,' . '": J(rfl[)()ree' -.. from Krogh before among reaching a others _______________ _ decision r _______ Wednesday. For Fechtel Krogh,35, was cor1vlcted in the burglary of the office of Daniel Ellsberg's months of a Six-month sentence. I.. Florida House members Jim 'l'illnuin, Il-Sarasota and Bill -. I .. ,, ;t'. - r -' % ___________ _________________ with Rep. Vince Fechtel, R•Leesburg, in a participate ________ The panel chose supporting Fechtel's ' resuspension rather than ekction dbarment because it said Fechtej, the district Kro's thvolvement was Ilepublican candidate, win attributable to in- speak at 3:30 p.m. at the Deceased. Gordon L Frederick S vg tS,fl, 29, Sept 5. 1914 atmosphere in the Ite House at the time. unusual at I and SR 4. The public Is invited ____ 'torney fr' ' . -. hearings. The three-lawyer Ray Rowan A executor of the Estate of Eileen McReynolds Aliorney for the Petitioner Pbiith,Aug. 15, 77, 79, Sept 5, 1971 Publish DEL 7 DEE 9S .. .'~' P:.,c.',s... "9 sentence fetus, placenta, increased It wai made by a Bar Association disciplinary as Sanford, Florida 3771$ Publish Aug S. 15, 77, 29, 1971 flFF 1) Deceased. - ' " ". for an Orderdischarginghim Such executor, Dated this the 30th day 04 July, C Vernon Mite, Jr., Of Cleveland & Mize Attortyt for Estate I ,A" by the the slaying of the civil blood volume, and breast r;ghts leader, tissue, Jacobson added, If a woman gains less than 2OL. pounds, she's Egli Krogh 'cannibalizing" herself during pregnancy and SEATTI..E, Wash. (AP) exposing the baby to a va- A recommendation that riety of unnecessary risks, former White House he said. "plumber" Egil Krogh be He said European suspended from practicing wonwn expect to put on law for nine months has weightwhen a baby is due. been forwarded to the state Bar Association and the State Supreme Court. ____________- S. .. ;... .. S in Deceased. FINAL NOTICE By: Joy Stokes As Deputy Clerk ROBERT M. MORRIS of Hutctsson, Leffler & Morris Post Office Drawer H fri LT ___________ ____________ Jr. ____________________________ weeks in the Evening Herald, Sanford, Florida Dated this 26th day of July, 1974. (Seal) Arthur Ii. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court the CIty ol Winter Sprinus. I' Iord,s DATED' August 16, 1911 -__ I = engaged bostt at 2000 Dane Lane, Longwood, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 74-212.CP and that I Intend to register said VELA LOUCILLE NELSON DEE 3 once each week for tour (4) con deceased. name with the Clerk P the Circuit secutive weeks in the Evening Court, Seminole County, Florida In NOTICE TO CREDITORS Herald, Sanford, Florida. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE All creditors of the estate of VELA accordance with the provisions WITNESS my hand and seal said Court on this 30 day of July, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL OR. LOUCILLE NELSON deceased, are the Fictitious Name Statutes, To CUlT OF THE STATE OF hereby notified and required to file Wit: Section $63 09 Florida Statutes 1971. _____________________________ FLORIDA, IN AND FOR 1957, any claims or demands which they (Seal) SEMINOLE COUNTY, 5: Russell L. Roibuck may have against said estate in the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Cate No. 74-134 office of Clerk of Circuit Court of PubliSh: Aug. 1, S. 15, 72. 1971 Clerk of Circuit COUrt Division B Seminole County, Florida, in the DFF2 By. Joy Stokes In ru the matter of the Adoption Of: courtt-souse at Sanford. Florida. Deputy Clerk K.A.R. within four calendar months from FICTITIOUSNAME GERALD S. RUTBERG NOTICE OF ACTION the date of the first publication of P4otice is hcr*'by qven that I am 353 S Hwy 1792 TO BRADLEY ALAN HOFFMAN, this notice. Each claim or demand engaged in business at 617 E. Lake P•O BOX State of Washington must be in writing and must state St.. LOf%gwood, Seminole County. Casselberry, Fla,, 32707 YOU ARE NOTIF lED that an the place of resldenceand pott oftl'e Florida under the fictitious name of Attorney for Petitioner action for adoption has been filed address of the claimant and must be BEAUTY BARN, and that I intend to DEE serve a copy of your written ob or his attorney, or it will become the Circuit Court, Seminole County, jections, if any, to wit bn FRANK void according to law. Florida in accordance with the Attorney for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE McMILLAN, provisions of the Fictitious Name Dated August 5th, 1971 rss & P.O. Ei&HTEENTH JUOICIAL CIN. Pct;tirr, toc Statutes, TOWII: Section $6S 09 S Douglas Stenstrom 5341,11100 fOr the relief demanded in the -. Petition Thu noficeshall be published once REVENUE ____ __________ 'S FICTITIOUS NAME aid - ,., RIDDANC.j LOD ________________________ I '' 150,744 00 6s.70000 3.60000 16.60000 __ - - __________ GoMx RESE _______ _____ —A hearing will begin Oct. An expert on nutrition and to determine whether obstetrics says the current James Earl Ray Is entitled pregnancy diet fad may be ___________________ JOHN EDWARD JONES undersigned will, on the 11th day of CARROLL 1 JONES, PA., whose court, SeminoleCounty, Florida, his written defenses. if any, thereto final return, account and yosjCPsen, September, AD. 1974, present to the Petitioner's attorney whose name address Is Post Office Dcx 911, as Administrator, IfOnOrableCircuitivdgeofSeminoie C.I.A. of the and address appears below on or Casselberry, Florida 22707, on or Estate of Hattie Mae Knaser and at before September 13, 1974 file County, Florida. his final return, before the 31st day at August, 1974, said time, then and there, make the original thereof with the Clerk of account arid vouchers. a executor andfiletheor(ginalwiththeClerkof application to the said Court for a this Court eIther before service on 01 the Estate of Eileen McReynolds, Ihis Court either before service on final settlement of his ad Petitioner's attorney or im deteased, and at said time. ttPn and PetItioner's attorney or im. ministration 01 Said estate, and for there, make application to the said mediately thereafter. mediately thereafter, otheise a an order discharging nim as such WlTNESSmyhandandthesealof Judge for a final Settlemint of his .-... SHORT RIBS 11,011 1 WHAT X'D ______ _______ -- James Earl Ray PublIsh: Avg. 1, S. 1$, 22. 1974 DEE-I required to serve a copy of your underSigned will, on the 4th day 04 Dissolution of Marriage A Vinculo writben de4ense, if any, to the September. A D 1971, present to the has been filed against you and you .....----.-.- I to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the provIsions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $6509 Florida Statuies 1957. _________________ AP4TICIAPTED REVENUE -- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ANDREW COOMES, ESQ., Charles John Wilbed Welch Ellis Miller, PA., P.O. Box ISIS, that an action for dissolution Executor marrIagehasbeenfiIedagalnt you, Orlando, Florida 32102, and (lie the SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN and yuj are required to serve a copy original with the clerk of the above. Flrt Federal Building styledcourtonorbeforeSeptembet, Sanford, Florida o your written defenses, if any, t the Petition on GERALD S. RUT- I, 1971: otherwise a judgment may Attorneys for Executor or before September 5th, 1974 and COUNTY, FLORIDA. 5 Roy E. McClain STEN5TROM, DAVIS & flletheoriginal with the Clerk of this CIVIL ACTION uo. 741204.1 McINTOSH Pubtiih' Avg 15. 22, 29. Sept. 5, 1971 CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA Court either before' service on Attorney for AdminIstrator In Is: the Marriage of DEE 93 Noticeot Public Hearing LANA KATHLEEN STRICKLAND, Petitioner's attorney, or imPD. Box 13. — mediately thereafter; otherwise a Wife Sanford, Fla FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE IS IIFREBY given that the Cty COuncil of the City of WIN default will be entered against you and Publish - Aug 15. 77. 1971 Notice is hes'eby given that i am TER SPRINGS, FLORIDA,wsllholda hcaringontheproposedMunlclpal CHARLES EDWARD O' the relief demanded in the DEE 91 engaged in business at I Sleepy Budget for the City of Winter Springs, Florida for 1971 1975. at 7.30 p m, Petition. STRICKLAND, Husband, _____________________________ Hollow Cove, Longwood, Seminole Monday, Sepbembr'r 9, 1971, at ltse City Hall of the City of Winter Springs. WITNESS my hand and the ai f NOTICE OF ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, County, Florida under the fictitious Florida,an pursuant totheCharter prossons. anabbrevatc'd form of the this Court on the 25th day of July, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a pet of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. name HUMONGUOIj5 proposed municipal budget for the CIty ot 'b'IntCr Springs, ilor,da, 5 Set ition for Ditotutlon of Marriage 1971 CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR PRODUCTIONS,andthatlintenslto forth below: (Court Seal) has been filed against you and there register said name with the clerk Of SEMINOLE COUNTY Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. is a demand in the Petition that the the Circsit Court, Seminole County, CIVIL ACTION No. 73-1322.DO Clerk of the Court 1911.1975 PROPOSED BUDGET FC R Court award that certain property Florida in accordance with the In re: the Marriage Elaine RiCharde CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS owned by you and your husband, as ovisions of the Fictitious Name WARD ELDOPi P,ARTlN, JR. Deputy Clerk tenants by the entirety, located at Statutes, To.Wit: Section $6509 Husband, Police Department s 135,03000 Longwood. Seminole County, Publish: Aug. 1, S. 15. 27, 1974 Florida Statutes 1957. and FireDepartment 16,67500 Florida and more Particularly DEE A VICTORI. ARLENE MARTIN, S Don Carter Department 35,153 00 desci ibed as: Wife, Publlth: Aug. 15. 72, 29. Sept. 5, 1971 7.1,11000 Road&Itrlcjges Lot 4, Block "L" (Block X DEE 91 NOTICE OF ACTION of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ZoriingDepartment 17,64600 To: Ward Eldon Martin. Jr., MOBILE MANOR, SECOND SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF 13,163.75 Court Budget SECTION). according to a sur. FLORIDA.IN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF whose last known PROBATE Office Budget 36,904.75 veyor's map recorded in Official In SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF residence is: Estate of: Interest - Payment on Recorits Book $43 paoe 640, of FLORIDA, the HATTIE MAE KNASER 206 Sedgelield Circle 22,10000 F:reStation Public Records of Seminole County, IN PROBATE 73-40 Winter Park. Florida Deceatesi Ftorida Fire Station Complex YOU ARE HERE(4Y NOTIFIED In re the Estate of: FINAL NOTICE .... UAYING _______ ____________ ______________ TOTAL PROPOSED -'-'-- I c . • ____________ .. GREEN, his re the 1. .... - _______ - rn ____ __ _ GREEN and demanded in the complaint Of DEE-139 1792, P.O. BOx 755. Cuselberr that a Petition has been filed in the ________________________ Fla., 32707, and file the origInal wis petition. above styled Court for the adoptior WITNESS my hand and the seal 0 of the minor children named therein the Clerk of the Circuit Court at the Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Seminole County Courthouse, said court on July 30, 1974. and wherein you are named as an EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C1R Sanford, Florida, 'sn or bfore (Seal) n?erested party, and you are hereby action for diSsolution of 'narriage Sanford, FlOfida, 37771, and file the has been fllcd against you and you original with the Clerk of the aboveare required to serve a copy of your styled Court on or before September c written defenses, if any, to •t on otherwise a default and WILLIAM H. WACK, Abtorney for ultimate judgment will be e -stered Petitioner, Suite 701, 616 East against you granting said adoption. WITNESS my hand and the seal of Semoran Boulevard. Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701, file the SlId Court on this 26th day of July, original wIth the Clerk of the above A D. 1971. styled court at the Semnofe County (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 0Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on Clerk of the Circuit Court before September 21, 1971. other Setninote County, FlorIda tie a Judgment may be entered By. Elaine RiChard. against you for the relief demanded Deutv Clerk in the Petition Ned P4 Julian, Jr. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr _____ _____ ii - DEE107 By: Lillian T. Jenkins writtendefenses If any on NED N JULIAN, JR. of STENSTROM. DAVIS I McINTOM, Attorneys for ___ _____ / VaIl' Kentucky 10056 - ' _____ __________ d ________ __________ ____________ / _____ I ______ PRISCILLA'S POP _____________________________________ / petition and you are com- •IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1204.A VIRGIL L COX, JR , P4uStand, NOTICE OF ACTION Petitioner, TO: ERIC HOWARD FRED. and ERICKSON LINDA K. COX. Wife. Whose resIdence Respondent is Unknown S WAS IN MY DREAM ,- ( ___________________ ) AGAII.J LA'5T PIGs. I— - CTION FOR Th.83 PW)CE "" iis's or 10 SOMETH:N ThiS.' 14 _____ -. o __ _______ '- - -.. CIOUS.' ____________ _______ _________ -... twr - _ I I / ______________________________________________ ASOLUTEc,' INDESTRLJCTIBL G000.TCH NESS l ____ _ _______ ______ I " . ' _- '' •.. _______ -- ---- - ____ _____ S. -.-.- 'ii ).. _____ _ - -I)-j __ _ ____ ) '.' Falk and Sy Barry )OU'VE ENSLAVED Lee _____________ hWNAREAj?' ______ r'rr9 J, , ___________________ I ____________________ - _- ____ ____ ___ I 1 '. ________________________ ___________________________________________________________ _______________ -_--_\ I ', THE PHANTOM JEASWING FOR FREE ___________ ___ _________ p.-. - . — -- - k -,..- .. :j•' 11111 "fthlnkheisgolngtobrjngto overinempIoyestoreduce (S AL)P4 CLEVELAND. JR of written defenses,Petitioners' if any, on MAR. MACK ROGER L. BERRY. Post Office VEY CO1'LTER. CARPET COMPANY. INC., SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. Defendants. Drawer 0. Sanford, Florida 37771, torney, whose address is P.O B CLEVELAND & MIlE bring to Tallahassee — fiscal One year when Christmas fell on or before the 1st day NOTICE OF SUIT PROBATE DIVISION Post Dff ice Drawer Z of Sep. 3334, Forest Oty, FICTITIOUS NAME ternber, AD. 1974, or otherwise sanity and common sense," on Saturday, state employes a TO: FRANK W. JONES Florida 37751, on Sanford, Florida 37711 Notice Is hereby given that I am or before September 6th, 1971, and default will be entered against YOU RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN IN RE: Thomas says. "Just remember were given Thursday and Fri. Attorneys for Petitioner file the original with the Clerk of this engaged in business at 120 E. WITNESS my hand and seal of the MAILING ADDRESS: Publish Aug. 22, 79. & Sept. 5, 17. ESTATE OF GRACE ELDA Altamonle Dr., Altamonte Springs Jerry. There's a Jerry in the day off. But 'Thomas said the Clerk of the Circuit Court on this the Court either before service on 1971 General Delivery LIESKE, Seminole County, Florida under the PetItioners' attorney or 30th day uf July, AD. 1971. m WhiteHouseandwewantoneth law allowed only a one-day Graniteville. South Carolina Deceased. fictitious name of KID STUFF, and mediately thereafter; otherwi a DEE 136 (Seal) And all parties claiming interests Tallahassee," he tells voters, holiday and made Setute em. that I intend to register said name default rray be entered against you Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, by, through, under or against said NOTICE OF FILING FINAL When he was *ith Senate presi- ployes work Thursday. the Clerk of the Circuit Court. for the relief demanded in Clerk of the Circuit Court the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. defendant, FRANK W. JONES, and REPORTANDAPPLICATION I By: Joy Seminole County, Florida irs ac dent in petition. 1972.72 as a Democrat, Stokes "They called me Scrooge," CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE to all parties having or claiming to FOR DISCHARGE OF EXECUTOR cordance with the provisiuss of the WITNESS my hand an,j thesHl of Deputy ClCrk have any right, titlp, or interest In Thomasbatt.Led frequently with he said. COUNTY, FLORIDA. • FiCtitiOij5 Name Statutes, To Wit' the Court at Sanford, Florida, Ihis ROGER 1. BERRY the real property herein described, CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.1205-B Notice i herety given tttat I have Section 46509 FlorIda Statutes 1937. 5th day of August, 1971. Attorney for Petitioner DIVISION I YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED filed my final report at Executor of Sig R, F BarnhllI ___________________________________ ________________________________________ (Seal) __ Post Office Drawer In IC: the Marriage of that an action to foreclose a moe. the Estate of GRACE EL.DA LIE Publish Aug. 72, 79 & Sept. 5. 17. 197* Arthur 14. BeckwitPt, it., Sanford, Florida 32771 tgageon the CONSTANCE ROSS. Wife following real property SKI, Deceased; that I have filed DEE 131 Clcrk Publish: Aug. 1, 0. IS. 27, 1911 in Seminole County. Florida: and R. 0. ROSS, Husband my application for distribution and ________________ _____________________ By: Elaine RiCharste DEE 7 Lot 1, Block F, Revised Phil of for final discharge, anst that n NOTICE OF SUIT ____________________ Deputy Clerk = TO: R. 0. ROSS, Markham Park Heights, according September 25. 1974. I will apply to FICTITIOUS NE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish: Aug 0, 13, 72, 29. 1971 to Plot thereof recorded Plat Book 1, the Circuit Judge of Semingle whose lest known Notice is hereby given that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. DEEM page 71, Public Recordsof Seminole County. Florida, in Probate. for engaged in business resIdence is at 190 North CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE County. Florida. 319 Carriage Hill Drive aiprovalofsaidfinalreturnsard,or Triplet Dr , Catselberry 32707. COUNTY, FLORIDA. has been filed against you md you an order of distribution ansi for final Seminoti County, Florida under the Casslberry, Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND CIVIL ACTION PO. FOR Present address are required to serve a copy of your discharge as Eecutcr of the Will of fictitious name of SEMINOLE COUNTY. PE COMMERCIAL OPLE : .. - Clerk of the Circuit Court, in aid for minoleCouflty,FtoridaandSef,,,e that .! _____ __ .hic Young _____________________________________________________ __ _______________________ H (T'S TWE PRINC'LE"IU l WE START GIVING 'iU _______ 1' CAN ___ A ______ ____ _ i _________________ WWv' P'4OT? "l DQtNs<wJ( WATER COSTS PRCy PJOT'4i1fG ft f.t' / L' ________ SOfiWE IN W. (A " ______ qI _________________ Garry Trudeau ___________________ ______ _____ _______ __________ 8LONDJE by ____________________________ _______ __________ _____ REMAIN IN THEIR FUTURE... a _____ ________________ by -- __ 4 'I' 4. OVA,? T C)1,l,& I4MEt'E 5Tl, SiMLES. QA ___ ________ You bid (our notrunip 11. shows one act'. You conilnut' with list' notrurnp afld he srnws two kings. What do you do now' of or is It MRS. . "11A1"s TODAY'S QUFSTION When p . US M ______________________________ trnld What do SOU Sb floW " A-Hid (our notrump. You in tend to bid sis if sour partner hosss no acrs. diamonds, remarks i I ''. tw SouIti Fst I'i's 24 siit .4 Legal Notice .., N*rtti-S*uith vulnerable ____ August 22, 1974-98 _________________ ___ - -.'IS'S JIáL, -: ______ 0 Ofllybidsix,thecar(isdjd break fur yuu, _____ _ ____ _ - "Since you Holmes replies, ______ AN ' tEAT jilic Thursday ______________________________________ e aisjiiaintTviy, "What 'lie nothing breaks ( yuu?" Q872 + K QJ I06 4J 107 K Q 9632 4 ... / good are big cards when 4 lOS ,643 _______________________________________ __________ Evening Herald \/\f 4 &1r ________________ Legal Notice 94 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS GHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTy, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME am NAMESTATUTE IT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA EIflHTEENTH JUD'CIAL OR. Notice Is hereby given thaI I COUNTY, FLORIDA. TOWHOMITMAYCOPICERN. CUlT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, t'QagIflbUSineSSaiSUitO1C1A4O0 CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.I1S$o j I I F I 0 I I c:I I Notice Is hereby gven that the FLORIDA ii S CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1I$G.A. In re the Marrlag. ol: E. HIghway 136 Casselberry, In re: the Mafflage of 'nderslgned, pursuant to the CIVIL ACTION NO. 74IIN.E DEBORAH ARNETT. Wife Seminole County. Fbi ida, under the JESSE MCSWAIN HALFORD. and "Fic$it10 Name SfaMV' Chaer FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND fIclItlws name of CUNNINGHAMS Husband, S $45.09. FlorIc3a Stitute, will r.qisf.c (_OAN ASSOCIATION MICHAEL ARNETT, Husband OF G7F ICE ti1'.? .'Z . ?IVI ''I I nd with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in SFMI HOLE COUNTY, a cor. NOTICE OF SUIT infenil to register s&d name v.,th the GENEVA GRACE HALFORD, Wife THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO, and for Seminole County, Florida, poration charlered under the La Clerk of the Circuit Court. SemnoIe upon receipt NOTICE OF ACTION proof te \/\f te Unit i ' ri it Fi i MICHAEL ARNETT States of America, County. Florida in accordance with publication of this notice, the flc. TO GENEVA GRACE HALFORO with principle place of business in the proviion of the Fictitious Co Billy Arnett 70.4 Virginia Drive tiNout name, to-wit: CIRCUS Sinford. Florida, Maple Street Name Statutes. ToWfl St'ction Orlando, Florida CIRCUS under which we are Plaintiff, fbi 172 04509 Florida Statutes 1951. JUPITER, Fla. (AP) — A vet, sLce the target may dia- Askew and then House Speaker engag In busine at 350 Hi"l.way AR NO T F tED ?!•.t an Peiiy Oi)IU Sig Robert L. Cunningham couple ' of years ago, Republi. appear. 17 92, Fern Park, Florio. u. the City PAULINE M. HOLD, Richard Pettigrew, D-MiainI, lion for diSsolution of marriage President YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED of Fern Park, Florida. has been filed against you cans hoped that JerryThomas' However, he mentions Askew who now is running for the U.S. Defendant. and you that DEBORAH ARNETT has tiled Publith Aug 77.29 & Sept. , . That the parties intertej in laid e regtjir to Serve a copy of your NOTICE OF ACTION n the Circuit Cori of DEE 77 frcm thc rcratic frequently, a necessity 5lnee Senate. wVitten defenses, if any, to it enterprise are as followi: TO: PAULINE M. HOLD __________________________ ____________________________ Party to the GOP on Seminole County. Florida, for Newman o. Drock, Esquire, Suite would start a Thomas' major theme is that Gerald W. Uranlck dissolution of marriage, and you are At the cloee of the W72 !egl.s763 Old Albany 307 - 616 E. Semoran Blvd., Carol A. Uranlck flood of conversions by con- state government needs to be lat.tire, Post Road required to serve a NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS copy of your Thomas wanted a budg. Alamont D3?ed at Orlando, Orange County, Springs, Florida, written defenses, if any. on4fl II Montroe, New York NAME STATuTE servative Floridians. rede4id r!tside more ci- et f1t1,.lIlL... '? t!sn th •. ..j.. ,, .- •... su .si , IU%4.* •' ' .. - .:.'.__._._ .,.................... v'-mt''r I, 1fl1, un!Isn - .nti. I, n, ua ci..uu** us , Scpt. S,;974 IiIC the DAVIS & McINTOSH, Attorneys for sougni ny AsKew and l-'ettlYOU ARE NOTIFIED that an pursuant to Iorida Statutes, Sec Original with the clerk of the court DEE 96 way, but Thomas, a former a buses3an. action to foreclose a mortgage Petitioner. Post Office Box 13), ________________________________ tIOfl $45 09. that ROLLAND PA grew. A few minutes before the either before service on Petitioners Sanford, Florida, 37771, and the following property In Seminole RANGER.oI Winter Park, Florida. state Senate president, wants 'I don't fuss with the filethe IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND govermidnight adjournment, Askew County, Florida: desiring to engage in businessunder the voters todecidt they need a nor about that. He never had to sent an extension message ii Otherwise a default will be entered Cowl on or before September 1, FLORIDA. 44, GRACELIP4F COURT, FAST PRINTINC. II 71I * ,,s In petition, ultimate judgment will be entered recorded in PIat Book 3, Page 99 of Park, Florida 37719, intends to House and give him the WITNESS my hand and the seal of aqalnst you for the relief demanded in govermen appointed by Askew to this Court on the 30th day of July, the Matter of the Adoption of: home. the Public Records of Seminole register the sar.e name with the norship this .n the Petition 1971, DORIS laJAP4 ALLRED, .i minor study state government found County, Florida, Clerk of the Circuit Court WITNESS my hand and official Askew wound up calling a (Seal) has been filed agalist you and you Seminole, Florida. "I was tired of the South many instances of inefficiency, special session sealolsaldCourlonthls30thdayof Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr and winning a NOTICE OF ACTION arerequlredtoserveacopyofyour DATED, this 19Th day of July. being taken for granted" by July. AD, 1974. Thomas frequently pulls his budget close to his position. Clerk of Circuit Court THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: written defenses, if any, to it on 1974. (Seal) JAMES Democrats, the 45-year-old coat off and tie down while L0RIN1A PHILLIP H. LOGAN, plaintiff's Rolland Paul Ranger Thomas frequently mentions Dputy Clerk Cti'rI of Clrcwt Court PubIh Aug I, f, IS. 77, 1974 0ffi fl 2219, 312 West Fry DEE si 'rnn (ount, Fri chaage. "There ought to be a contrast with the always neatly- pluyes have becii given four Lh' Elaine RiCharde LaGrange. Georgia 30710 before September 10th, 1914. and file Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH the original with the Clerk of this NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATE al party, The national DemoThe reddish-brown haired lows, at a cost to the taxpayers UfllclAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Ned N Jullan. Jr. YOU ARE IIIREBY NOTIFIED Court either before service on PORTIOPi5 OF CERTAIN PATS cratic party and the national Thomas is a charmer and at- of$'4mlliIon.Hesaysthemoney MCINTOSH CIVIL ACTION No. 14.l07.0 a Petition in the Circuit Court of thereafter; otherwise a default wilt FLORIDA 1te 22 OUI3Y J. FRANCISCO, Wife, adoption of the minor child named demanded in the Complaint, Takenoticethatapetitionshallbe Javit.s(a liberal New York Re- fly-remembered comments off. and Post Office Box 1330 thereIn, and you are required to WITNESS my hand and the seal of filed. pursuant to Chapter 177.101 of Sanford. Florida 32171 WAYNE LEROY FRANCISCO, si'ow cause why the same should this Court on the 25th day of July. the Florida Statutes, with the Board publican) is in the wrong party, more than humor — "SchooLs He fails to mention that two of Attorneys br Pet itisrier Husband not be granted. if any, by serving a and we have some in the should be an extension of the the holidays 1974. of County Commissioners o PubliSh Aug 1, 8 15. 77. 1914 NOTICE OF ACTION were days of' copy o your written ,',IectionS (Seal) Seminole County, Florida. to vacate Democratic pa.rty.' DEE S Till STATE OF FLORIDA TO ____________________________________ home and not of the governmourning for and defenses, if any, upon MACV. former Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. portions of certain plats of the WAYPiE LEROy FRANCISCO, Thomas campaigned for gov- menL" CLEVELAND. JR., OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE N, As Clerk of Presidents Harry the Court Subdivision known as SABAL S. Truman WHOSE RESIDENCE AND EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CLEVELAND & MIlE. Attorneys By: Elaine RiCharde H1swlfe,Jeazmte,cnpai POINT,accordingtotheplat thereof ernor(ortwoyears. He was enMAILING ADOR ESS and Lyndon B. Johnson. And ARE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ho)i' Petiticnr, Post Office Drawer z. As Deputy Clerk recorded In Plat Book 1$, Pages 73 dorsed by the state GOP Exec- with him frequently and the 1fl4 UNKNOWN. legii'iture passed a Sanford, Florida, 3777$, and by PubIiiJ: Aug. 1, S. IS, 22, 1911 ar,d 74, Public Records of Seminole utive Committee in May YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED COUNtY, FLORIDA. filling the orIginal thereof with the DEE 9 and is recently made her solo camlaw saying Ithat NO. 74. 1252.0 that days of County. Florida, described as a proceeding for dissolution o unopposed in the primary. He paign debut substituting for mourning In IC: the Petition of Clerk of said Court on or before _____________________________ follows, to wit: should be observed regarding yi.r marriage to RUBY STEWART, not or a Default Judgment will be FOR hiS as platted. J.FRANCISCO.intheCircUitdOurt Miami advertising man Mike Umatiila KIvanis SEMINOLE COUNTY eoteredagainstyouandapplit,on Club. Their wasanenergy-savingmeaswe. NOTICEOFSUIT Sãbl Point Properties, Inc., nandfor SeminoleCounty, Florida, TO: FLORIDA. Thompson. will be made ANITA for a Final .Juigment CIVIL ACTION NO. MARY five children also take to the MAY Florida Corporation, dated the 19 the short title of w1ich Is IN RE: Thomasalsocriticlzestl)ein. 14•1174.D granting slid P.tition for Adoption Address Unknown Thomas admits he will have campaign trail at times. day of August, 1974. DIVISION 0 crease in the number of state FRANCISCO, Wile, and WAYNE sea of said Court this 19th named Petitioners, BEN PROPERTIES INC. LEROY FRANCISCO, Husband, STEWART day of CARESCIA, his wife, against any Democratic nomi- with President Ford, who is August,. A D. 1971. and By: Rodney. B. N. Fisher and LaVEDA years ago to 80,000 today, sayPlaintiffs, Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr Ihese presents command you to STEWART have filed a petition in ne - probably Gov. Reubin Vice President certain to enjoy a period of ing he would declare a mora- JACO8' __________________________ __________ 1J Legal Notice __________________ fly OSWtij) 1'. a AT -- JAMES .1' by Dick Turner CARNIVAL ________________ BEETLE BAILEY 11111' , . .. '-'' - - = : ' - ............... ' ' -= - ': , - . -- - - -- - ---- . - --- ... . .- �- 'i '' \' '''""T,'.'"-T _" - .-.-----,-,.-- -. . .-..---.---------- ..,'-- ..---, - - -. 1 013-Eveniry Herald ,-. ,--'.---. .-, -, '•-- "-.'r "- - -- ':"..' - -'-, '- - -'- -_ .-.- .. -... -- ---'- 1974 C. -iI,~ ,,11k 11 August 22, Thursday. . . .- - '.'. "-,T.' - Z 'I Want Ads - 4 I - - Cem&aries lb 11 3 Adjoin;og spaces in family lot In Evergreen Cemetary. $500 Ic r all. Write P.O. Box 1037. Key stone Heights 32aM or call 173 3M 1. IJ• 410 - 3 1,.. yot11 fluverfindrcII tnII " Are 32 Weitresse5 and But he'p ne eded. Company ben.(lt In person to Holiday Inn, Altar'll onle Springs 'rr' - Houses Rent Unfurnished Uean 7 flw1rnnn'l If, .,..It carpet, air conditioned, teat, carport No children or pets Call 3236592, ~ For Uoust Sal. - - 4) Houses for Sale CORBETI REAL ESTATE 60- 091 '' - Houses ft,rS - SANFORD -, . $700 DOWN Calibart Real Estaft ______ ____________ houses for Sale 'a I 41 5211001 Houses for Sale 41 - 42 HUFFMAN REALTY Al "elI, Jenny Clark, Assoc. 3721391cr 332 8853 Assume 7% DIB.Y 1 . , - . . - - I,ILfl - - -. S .... I '. - a . - . '3 - Cove ' * - Air Conditioning * 1: '" 7N% p2795 ___________________ . -. - ---______ - ______ - Radio-Stereo __________ , -_____ '' 54 Wanted --, & J) Sales HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to everything yet "away from it all." See the homes built With pride & the finest of materials . . . 4A ._ I "dI - 'p HUGE YARD SALEI Like new items. Stereo, banjo, bike, ALL babyaccess.,dishes,etc, Sat, SI 710W Lake Mary Blvd., 3730157. 1,1111111, W - MOO` CARPORT SALE-SAT. & SUN, 100 WILKINS CIRCLE, COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. 73OI49 YARD SALE- mostly beautician's supplies and household items Aug 20 '7111 S. Grancivr'w Ate San. 372 04 65. In keeping with the .,:' . - beautiful wooded surroundings. . - 55 Boats & Marine Equipment Built With Pride By Appnt Sanford, Fl ________________________________________________________________________ - ri 10 ape ape 10 400 COW 'l'it BOB Rentals 1801 West 1st St. Sanford Realty HOES in c. 11 I - , Q5 Ln5crjk; '74 Plymouth Duster Air. Auto, 6 Cyl PS , j 3095 •j i '73 Datsun Wagon 1 - SubContractors W __ - '°""' '2695 If@ '73 Dodge Cornet W Sedan. Like New. Gold - - I MONEY$ - COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE YET IN TOWN FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED - .0 --. Pest - L AM-FM, Air, Loaded Was $4215 If 1\ - • stamps -Coins Coins. Single or Bulk, SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W. lit St. 323. 4357, -. ' 75 ' 'i,s Oodge Do uble Sharp, Deep Maroon 1WheI Drive R ed White , $3395 '2695 '74 Dart Sport 340 '68 Flat 4 door sedan white Run5 extra good. 1.495. Call Don Pope at 122 I63. Dealer. V.1 Air, Auto, ps, Silver With Black Strlpes ,WhiteByck,fs With Console *3995 '73 Ford Wagon 1 2895 0.. 7 Now 13895 '72VW Beetle.marina blue. AM-FM radio. Real clean. $2195, Call Howie Kirby at 322-1651. Dealer '71 Plymouth Fury I 2 Dr. Hard Top. Sharper Than New, 28.00* Mi PS , ' 3 Dodge D100 (2) 6 Cyl., Long Bed Creston Factory Air, 6. Loaded With Equipment, Only 17,000 MI,, Compare It '2995 -, A Buy of A Lifetime- 18' Travel Trailer, like new. $1,550. 372-4470. '77 Pinto Hatchback Runabout bright red. Air and automatic Low mileage. Like ,* $2195 Call Whitey Eckstein it 3771631 Dealer. Ford pickup with completely Sell -_____________________________ contained deluxe' camper Must 1969 Caprice 2 door hardtop-air. see to appreciate, 373 5045. automatic 32.0(0 actual mile,. Immaculate condition, $1193 377 Complete trailer hitches. All kinds available. 1967 Pontiac Tempest, good running SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE condition. Inspected, S250, Call #34 2311 W.ISO St. 0217, 3231711 '77 VW 112 Wagon automatic, 1971 WInnebago truck camper Fully factory air, radio Low mileage self contained, AC, excellent Like new. 12995 (,uit I-I,.,.;. h'.. shape 8-6903*1. )121i5.I at 7271851 Dcal..m' _______ - N ow 12185 '73 GMC PU G, 4 flick, Excellent Cond, Was $35.95 D _ Now '2149 is I 'LII Hustler Bright Red Special S '73 Ford Courier 4 Speed, WC, Mirrors, Radio, Oversized White Wall Tire;. '.000 Miles Was As Is '1200 '72 FIAT-124 S pecial Sedan, Auto. Air, Radio, Low Mi. 1 Owner l795 '74 GREMLIN-Auto, Air, Low Mileage 12695 12495 ECONOMY TOYOTA Hwy. 17.92 & Blvd. Airport PH. 322.8601 - I I I II I-.,,'i'',.,:r'. ` -', Fantastic Savings are waiting for you. We're moving out our stock to make room for the 1975 models. !f, CAPRIS COM ETS IflONTEGOS II1ONTEREYS Vv 'I - _____ 1_- ___-_ ITIARK IV a 12995 '72 Datsun '1995 Prices will be higher in '75, so select your new, low priced '74 at fantastic savings from our complete stock. a Stick. Excellent Condition, Was $25.93 409 ape 4WID 400 409 aft F CALL SOUTHERPIRVSERVICES FOR ALL YOUR RV NEEDSII 3739020 W I. Auto, PS, Chrome Wheel;, Big Tire; Shiny BlacL And Only Now '2144 '13 FIAT CONVERTIBLE-Beautiful Orange, Radio, 4-Sp., Economical . 1946 Dodge Dart convertible 6 Cyl, 000d running Condition, good gas mileage, Needs body work. AM radioandtapecjeck$,75 372.7304. CONTINENTALS '73GMCPU 24 Mos. At 46.59 I '72 Chrysler Newport '3295 '69 TOYOTA CORONA- 2 Dr., 4 Sp. $258.80 On Cash Or Trade. S. Tax $43.50, Tag. Title $20. APR $21.57. Fin. Charge $216.36. is Grand Torino Only 4 Wheel Drive, AC '1395 '65 Plymouth 4dr 58fl- white. Pwr, steering, A C, excellent cond. Best offer. 8303111 '73 340 Dart brass Hat, Loaded '1995 '70 COROLA 200 2 To Choose From, 1 Owner, Low Mileage, UpTo3O+ MI. Per Gal. vw Buggy 7 Engines, new battery, 125.00r best offer. 5743762 After 6 - Camper-Traver Trailers '2695 '65thru'74Pels 1112 Maitland 6451413 ____ '74 Chevy V Control ) 323.7730 644-3912 '73 Opel Manta Luxus '21 ELIEWfCKBUS t Welding p145 RE.A. 52395 Bamboo Cove A partments - Silver Hardtop A Real Mover? Painting - - '73 Mazda RX Home Improvements PI - '2995 Wall Papering 51k DODGE • - $SAVE DANCE SUPER USED CARS S4mg Concrete ------- 69 '73 TOYOTA PICKUP 3 To Choose From Starting At - "Whore Everybody Rides" -- (11RO1)DA ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any Condition 4111126, Winter Park. _________________________ * Buys.Any.Car - mob Land Clearing VA Mustang City (WitttGoodCredif) - W an ted piano for ldyllwllde School Kindergarten, Donation, tax deductable ii oo'i condltiog or needing nominal repair. Call 322 8623 or 3734337 After 5:30. _________________________ - fl23b03 2O95 $50 Down For used furniture, appliances, 'mis. etc Buy I or 5001 items Larry's Mart, .9 Sanford Ave We Buy and Sell Gold and silver 16' Seabreeze, 173 model. brand new '7IChrysler75Hprnr Has only 10 hours In the water. Tilt trailer, Excellent condition. Must sell. Take over paymen ts. )fl 5)51 ur 3777043 (Please call again-not sold) Call For * CASH In 1137 Garage- Rummage TOYOTA CORONA- H. T. ____ - ______ . (C TOYOTA CELICA G.T.Speed, Low AC, 3895 - ..," 72 C ELI CA ST.Reduced 2595 Pieces From Roberts & Gilman Roofing - , - To Serve You.- - - - - 1 a yton I I i '- -. Be" Cars Burglar Alarms -. - Pressure Cleanlnj, A New House? - Appliances ____ - Need CORONA-4 Dr. Sedan, Auto AC, Trucks and Trailers - Improvement, Applances With Payments To Suit You - . MINI RANCH * PROGRAMMERS Motorcycles - -- - J Directory of Experts Ready Oh, -- - Washer-Dryer . _ - - . II! -,,,.._ - * Renloved - . It Dishwasher- Junk - ' Succeed," - ol mommoomdommenomm - - - - ( Refrigerator " NEW TOYOTA TRADE-INS Villa! * -- . ----- - Rare"Opportunity 345.5555 - "-:-' -. - - 96 -. ., :4 * * ...Building Materials FORREST GREENE INC. i Th -- ________ ___________ CLIFF - ''- '. ' - ' -- , - - -) I - Supplies 1973 , -. - Pi!!. . * / -- - "Eb. INC., REALTORS - ' - . e. * ' - F ' ' Lots and Acreage - - i,. Mary -- 76 -. Equipment - ' 322 830.5500 _... ' I J Boats &Marine - - S For Sale - ______________ )Y 55 Household Goods 5) _- ' - - MISCCIIanPOUS , • - - so - - ,•,-.. Income and Investment Properly (Ofi . .. .. -- Auto Repairs 80 Autosfc Sale 80 AutosforSale Parts- Accessories - _________________________ fleimom with 10' Screened in ALTAMOPI T E NEW Girl's dresses s i te 12 and junior size patio. Striqe' Shed, 7 air Fiberglass canoe and electric Singer TOWNHOUSE - 2 bc.drm, p, '59 EUSEL 1977 Toyota Conina Deluxe 5, 53; skirts, II, blouse, lSc. Boy's Chrome wheels. 11" c.eep Speed motor, $200 5.71 3262 After 6. ditioners, See at Lot 16 Park Ave A 1 CONDITION bath, kitchen equipped. By owner. GOLDEN IOIJCH'N SEW ____________________________ Pints size 11,12 . di5h,SIO$ted, Ibolt 2 door. fully equipped Shirts sizes 12, T!ailer Park 17.995 372 04$) $37,500, Small down Payment or difference. II, 7k All like new. Phone ROBSON MARINE $1600 Firm. 3726734 3736319 __________________________ trade. Live In one Side for 555 a in sewing cabinet, repossessed 35 7927 Hwy. 1792 '73 VW Super BeetI, - red ,I speed, month. Off. ivio Ch 12 Volt BatterIes 111.93 le, new 154 engine. 600 ' Singer's best model, winds bdob Iii 75(4, Home -. . radio. Very nice car, 12795. Call 3 5647 REEL'S BODY SHOP in machine, Fully automatic, Pay HP, banced 1 blUtpfinted. 15.4 100" SOFA Whitey Eckstein at 332-laSt STATE ROAD 176 1l ft',r Ovi,Ntn. T"i. balance Of $75 or 10 payments __________________________ anford Avenue gear, mags, many ex tras 37? 1717 ____________ LIKEPIEW . 60 Dater, Office Cquimenl on't rieedst" Serv, a 1"fl00'x330' on lake Excellent us alter S p.,.. so 72 831 3755or 3 eful 5060 $1 for residential use. About 17 acres & purpos e again when you sell them Real Estate Wanted 1970 Ford Van 6cylinder, 1973 Capri, V 6. silver metallic. with ô classified ad from the 17 Trusses, Topper for body truci-. Terms available, $55,500. Singer Zig.g Underwood typewriter. car pe ted, AC, tape denk Manua l, 3771335 aft automatic transmission, decor er Herald Call us t oday! Don't Quick cash for your home. Fast .. 11100 37] clAi office model. .111. •..... •. r n*._ • ' :.I • ...o'':r ________________________ :; U. .. -, 'a di'i i n"' :: :. ..,ti, •v,uy or will trade. Free j, 4U4, iJraier I. "."'. sw.l.*)U names' nearny u'ocxs, ary ',eits, J to price yr ia cost want 5972 Pinto Squire Station Wagon. ' _______ _________________ position, Like nCondition, solid _ window sills, step stones, trCiieq Several homes can be built on inspection. Call Larry Saxon, new tc. 1.88, balar,ce of 143 (asn or aulomatic, radio, extra nice. 1973 VEGA STATION WAGON REALTOR, or Jerry Emerson, Propert y Zoned A 1. $71,500 pads, mail box posts, septic tank _______________ 5 payments of $10, New warranty. 61 $3795 Call Don Pope, 322.1631 AIR, 4 SPEED lids, Sled, Open 'tIl noon Satur Assoc. Roberts it. Oilman, Inc., Dealer. 77 37) 07*5 Cars __________________________ REALTOR. 5305500 day. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. HIGHWAY 4.48 Just north ot _________________________ Call Credit Dept. SANFORD Used building materi.ls. Metal Elm Ave., 3.725751. Orange County line' near Lake 1963 Bonneville loaded 0it6C SEWINGCENTER door, 2x 4 , lxi, 1 96, 1972 Capri, V 6, Ispeed, radio, decor 307 East Jem ft Acres wooded, live acre Abandoned, unwanted junk cars Best Off er 1st St., Sanford 3779411. Eves • Across Street from Mill Lumber on 5 group Dark green Aral value at MisceJJllnpous 36" gas range, 120. lake on back corner Seller otters hauled away. Your cos;, $10. 1144 332 7957 3rd 13,790 rail 177 4881, Deafen Professional presser. 13. ,._ For Sale terms $540,000 Orlando. 7956191 anytime ]plgsanctlhog $150. 372 5731 Good used furniture. We are often MAITLANDFLEAMART 64 copied but never equalled. Maple Equipment for Rent 1911 Hwy. 1 '97 Open 5at & CARPET, TILE, VINYL. Sale's and 78 bedroom ¶.uite, 1165. Reclincr, $43 !. TOWS 196 .. MIKAN"LM . expert installation. 20 yrs, exp. Duncan Phyfe' dining table And I Rent Blue Lustre Electric Car7et -. 3?) 6)5.1 or e.-13 7)3 Lowest prices In town. Call 1973 .101-IDA 500 INNACULATE chaIrs, lire, S19 Bookcase. lbS. IF " hl'-.'S.s'tt '.u'prise.' You can Shampooer for only $1 per day. 1121. WE TA K E TRADI' 113(0 FIRM . Vacuum, $15 Sofa, 1.45. Dining CARROLL'S FURNITURE "iflOul your QiitiUequtCkl.v wIn BEDROOM SUIT 'W ife, 6 (hairs n't china. $215. it . 'I',tt0Ie5,1IC Over $ 200 00, Noll's price Dinette anti 6 chars, 345.. Single ?,1cetorcycle Insurance Ii 5 Model 1903A]on factory damaged repaired 65 beds. $13 Roll iWi bed, $15 ________________________________ Pets and Supplies 30 Cal,, rifle, BLAIR AGENCY 60' Building lot O Desk, $15 End tables, IS Maple suites..,$1P900 Can not be told ." C, bore, Sell or trade for Ocr 323-3864 from rocker. S73. manor Jap pistol, etc 37? 04 Doing businms in FREE 70 GOOD HOME. 2 fernal Chi, In tht City. Sanford for over 19 years, Kulp 19?1 Honda 175 Low mileage. Good puppies, part Dachshund. 3,99 Sits (it'll & Howell Super $ movie Decorators, 109 W. First St 377 condition 1.300 or best otter. 323 ALL PIOLL'S STORES Total Price $1000 camera, lamp, projector, scr er n. 7335 935-I after Free to good borne, pure brett There's , you and Splicer Like new. $200 or best $400 down, 5 years on the balance - Labrador and Vleimaraster male Metal dinette - brown lormica top. offer, Call 373 9351 after 5 p.m 1972360 Yamaha FREIGHT SALVAGE (two) and all Shots, 373 1150 6 chairs Good condition, $1000 Excellent condition BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR 323 1111 after 3:30 pm, OD(7 CHEST FREE 1 female cat and S kittens 1700 3235302 APpllinc'es air cond. PHONE 322-5905 freezers Largest se lection in C en tral Florida, Kittens 2 weeks old. Call alter retrig step ladders wire etc Newly reupholstered '72 Honda 4.50 DeBAR',' Prices start at $)9 95. full dress, e ng ine hide a bed 323 7222 MUST SACRIFICE. Gormly's E. U. Sanford 373 473,1 Priced to sell. Waynes Quality completely overhauled, $1073. Call ONE ACRE WOODED _... -c-Furniture, 12(0 French Ave. fl3 ()cbermanpinsdp,ers,AKC Male Don Pope at 37? 165.1. Dealer. ALL PIOLL'S STORES HOMESITE, 1950 down and take WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 734 Puppies. $15.0 to $700 There's one near YOU over payments of 56450 monthly. auv-SELL TRADE 3655710 323141 - 311 31SF. First St. 3 71 -5622 DAVE'S USED FURNITURE '13 79 Couch, foam rubber, makes into SOOS. SANFORD AVE AKC Dachshund miniatures double bed Walnut and rattan SEMINOLE COUNTY Low Mileage. Beautiful 3239370 .-ilso black and tan. Males. 165 37) 4741 trim Like flea '1.83 644 615.1 WILL DO FENCE JOBS 1913 F 250 Ford Pickup = f.nirnf haven Boarding Kennels Exp'm'riersced& Reasonable 4 wheel drive $3850 BUNK BEDS 317 5732 52 3fl3.471_ Approximately 2', acr es ready for 323 3953 after? Largest selection in C en tral Florida " j your mobile home with septic. Cher's Kennel Also best price. Starling at $139 Pups, Studs, AK C, 4 Sp., Radio, Low Internationa l. ton, I wheel drive, deep well, and Shallow, Get away Kenmor e electric clothes dryer, $33 Toy & Mini Poodle Complete, All Color s . SI Household Goods from it all Lose yourself in the too l box bed. $1200, 3433161. Mileage Muni or Large Dachshund, Shih 2319 Hiawatha Ave. 327067) ALL NOLL'S STORES ________ beautiful trees Zoned for horses. Tzci, Mini Schnauzer, Toy Collie. There'sonenear you . SomehOusehold000ds,Anliquesand 67 F 100 Longbed Pickup 117.300 for more information or to p Cocker. we buy pups, finance, Range;, Hotpolnt and Tappan, miK. 11 7401 Colonial Way, San. Consider trade for car or see call Jerry Emerson, Bed extra long double with maple priced right. Financing available guarantee, Shots. 17377911 1222*16, wagon 3 73 4973 Associate, 550 5500; Alter hours t'.eadboard, $70 309 E Crystal Dr with no down Payment. Dick's '74 934 3370 70 Rabbitsand Deluxe gas Stove with griddle, 5' x 377 $195. Appliances. AM-FM, '73 Ford Ranger XLT factory Sill wire cages, $100 I1'green rug, Electrolux vacuum, KENMORE WASHER, part 5 Mileage fibergla top, 2 gas tankt, pwr. to , 8300955 Sunbeam dec. mixer, old Singer Over 10,000 steering, r. broke, air cono. service, used machines, portable and lumber. 323 $711. MOONEY APPLIANc,S)IIC97 To Select 12,000 miles. $600 and tai', over 830.5500 67A Feed Payments, n2- 7610, Freight damaged furniture and Chest, dr Inc. Realtors esser, mirror, 2 night Longwood furniture parts All at w holesale or -. 11 stands and bed, complete-$l$.95 JIMDANDYFEEDS 53 TV. 4 Sp., below at 49 W. Concord. Noll' Casselberry: For Sale, 100 a ioo' Dinettes from $11.95 DAVE'S BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR 80 Autos for Sale R&H, Extra Clean Freight mobile home lots. Good location Damaged Warehouse, FURNITURE, 500 Sanford Ave Germiey's E 46. 373 1733 _______________________________ Black and White TV. Downtown Orlando Phone Terry Realty, REALTOR, 621 3139370 ContemporaryCabinet 9502 0711. 3727317 68 to Buy - - 16 Mobile Homes 1980 Mobile home, buS' 2 - - dis w*th I I a Class"fied Ad'. . - - Thursday, August 22, 1974 -1 B...-. 11 1 - 21 Hour Srvice 1st and 2nd Mortgage call 372.7495 NO CLOSING cosr 4 WANTED LPN'S and nurse I Ides, Personals Several 3 OR - 1' -, 8, C.H. caipet. NEAR SCHOOL _______ 7 Bedroom, 1 bath, carpeted, air. Apply Lakeview Nursing Ce infer, $185 30 principle anti interest at 9.3 rn Mobile Homes bedroom comer W. hardwood ca porf, breezeway. $150 per LAKE MARY, cute 1 neal Almost new, Payments on moe-42 PACED WITHA DRINKINc 3 $19 Esd St. Pc'. for 360 months, Annual per. fr5 month KUtp Realty 372 7333, block from elementary tgage around $150. No qualifying. bedrooms, 2 baths, large chi ery PROBLEM centage rate of Il Pct. 3 Bedrooms, school. Only 523.000. $1500 down RETIREES DREAM 971 kitchen, central heat 1 air, r ear I bath, air, fenced yard wi Perhaps Alcoholic AnonYm is 3 Bedroom, I encea yard, free ----no down payment VA. See toda y, Fiamlngo 2 ilcirm,, ; up on iiike, Junior College, school, and sb *- hallow well. Freshly pointedJOHN Can Help 27 Investment water. $145 'no . Security deposit. SAULS AGENCY skirtlng.Takeuppaymentsor1pay 373-1111. Call 173 4317 Inside and out. PALACE GUARD 3326470 or 323 5551 Opportunities of f . Ph, 373 0350. Dealer. NO QUALIFYING Call Day$3fl.717i P.O. fbi anytime Write 1 213 Eves.3?304SS ask for Jerry 3 bcclrnnm den, H!:hc-n d ir Ir, LAKE MARY i. Br o ker ankd,Fior,oa ti-edioum, 7 ball,, !' air conditioned Enserson, Associate, $303500; Associate ______________________________ rooms together and furnitiire. 3 bedroom mobile home with air large family room. Kitchen Will pay $50 per month for 3 yi,ars After hours, 8 3.4 3370. home-family room, fenced yard, conditioner and 750 gallon septic lemon, lime, grapefruit, tansIClO CASSELBERRY and return your 55C'00. Will live car pe t, drapes Extra nice equipped, garage. $735. 373 0413 Going fishing? Get all !he equipment at j' NE tank 323 0110, and oranges trees. 377 7105. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM you 151 mortgage on lani. Mat 'yin 121,000 with 12.000 down. Cell you need for those big ones with a Bedroom home fenced yard, YOUR FAMILY? want today; d P Gastmon, (Bonded Mi itt. I nat, . ,.. 1Q71 1 1"4 "-An ns.,.--s... ..m.- ~111. • .AC5j -. ii .I - - • - 's I IP4 ,...its..(, ,.,i A*n.i,..-, ' I- • ".Ii ''"Urcn Ready mUll. to buy a' good home. For fam;;Ies or friends of proc 1cm Call 645 1142 (24 hrs.) W I pay rent when you can own 3 Reasonable price. P.O. Box BROKER TAFFER REALTY 17254.1 dr ik en. 693. GREGORY-MOBILE HOME '5 bedroom, I'j bath home for the )bedroom, wall to wall, re,rigator 1100(7StflSt, Sanforci. Hi, 37771. Give full S0O French Ave. 3lO3OrIandQ Dr. priCe of rent? Why pay high In. and stove 1413 VefenIa Cl. Wail, si. JOHN'S REALT' 29 332 6655 details. Ronm for Rent or write 723 57V 'c-'CSI Sanford. S59 1511. __________ 5iou can have 7 pct? Sanford At Anon Family Group I'0 No nigh closing cost, feel secure Deltona. I Odr, 7 11th, doublewide, Leistzre _____ BROKERS bedrooms, plus Florida !.S3. Sanford, Fla. 37771 ROOM FOR RENT with 1 year PALACE GUARD World, on St Johns River Marl, al rn room, Enclosed garage, 2 full The Tine 'ejted Firm PREFER COLLEGE STUDEb T 33 Houses Rent Furnished warranty on air Conditioning, tennis, pool Easy access to I ba th;, central H&A. lakeview Days 332 6173 S Nights: 377 (urn, 121.500 unlurn 664 electrical and plumbing, 116400 Pct. tWYtgQ(' Owner 5.742110 Lost and Found 3fl.7 - Cottage, air Conditioned, I bedroom, Stenstrom L Call George Willis, Assoclale,130 4664 after 5cr all day on week emSd. Total 331.900 Man or woman to share expenses or 5.5.00 Qood quiet neighborhood, adults. Owner. room and board in county hon -ic FOUND fishing boat on No pets 327 0296. Lake St Wid 372 5440 call anytime Johns Riven lust north of 17 6; EVEREST REALTY Realty 3 Bedroom block home with faml Roberts & Gilman A. Two bedroom furnished house, 1703 bridge in Sanford 323 3119 aftil r 6 room, I year old central heat an pm. Magnolia Ave. $175 MO. 131 1120 COUNTY 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH Apartments Rent air unit. Large lot, many extras COUNTRY HOME on nearly 2 rC Realtors real buy at 578.500 LiWwr.od I Unfurnjsh.d 625 ($01 ac rrs I4 o.ik lIour, trepiiChild Care JOH N NY WALKER 34 Mobile Homes Rent and many other features you ' ll ii' re never was a belieftime than GENERAL CONTRACTOR WINTER SPRINGS *GENEVA GARDENS * i like, $15,000. Call REALTOR now to use a classified ad in the Attention working mOthe rs REAL ESTATE, INC. Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by lierala Slop making excuses. Dial I Assoc Sonny Reborn After l-ioufs Babysitting in my home. Sunt ind Single story Studio, 1. 7. and 3326.437-337 7111-372-7424 renting a mobile home at CAJ,P 3222611 or $31 9993, 1rO-oni apartments, Po 372 1179. '• OWNER CRYING Lstates. San. 32., 7753 . SEMINOLE. No pets. No alcohol. CITY -- STEP RIGHT UP and see clubhouse, carpeting, drape S. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, den, fence, low Must sell 3 bedroom,, 3274470. KULP REALTY this Older 7 bedroom frame with home. Nice Christian Day School has open ng kitchen equlppea, cen tral heat at down, $16,000, Acre Realty, I ON RESERVOIR private fe nc ed yard, utility shed, 407W. Itt St. updated kitchen and bath. Only for I or 3 yr. olds for fall semest r air, 'Aonthly rentals from $117.50. REALTOR. 373 77513, garage, LAKE 337 7335 carpets, 111.500. Call REALTOR Associate Call Lutheran Church range, 322 2090, 1503W. 25th lbedroom trailer with fenced yard. of St.. Sanfor J. Betty Flamm After hours 37? refrigerator, $24,000. FHA or VA Adults with 1 small child. Call Redeemer. 322 3552 or MiIS. FOREST CITY Move right in 2BDROOMS, terms. Also other ) and 4troo, Martin 322 6I. Offer 6, weekdays. 3730M. Soic and Span, I bedrooms. ' 1. Jim Hunt Realty ADULTSONLY homes available, Immediate l23 Bedroom Apt.. baths, Inside laun dr y, Quiet area REALToR 332 9790. occupancy. Ask for Phyllis Lake jes wp on Miller R d Near SAN LAPITA 37? 211 ABUNDANT P FHA $71,900 9 Swimming Pool Good Th ings to Eat After Mrs Capponi, od CLOSET SPACE is one of the fop Sanford Ave. Two )2'X6o'$)50 REALTOR Associate J273991 and 3fl0446 FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. *Tennis Courts month each. 6.47.74n or 176.3471. features of this I bedroom, 2 bath LAKE MARY- Lakefront on Lake PEAS- you pick. 5300 a bush 1170 Florida Ave. for $39,500. Also has family room Mary, JORDAN A line take to Ski, swim and IFishing 5 Boating Black eyes. On Oregon Ave O 323 "SO plus climate control. Call fish in 3 bedrooms, baths, air, mile north of 46 and west of I ttst 36 Urn!" REALTOP Resort Property 0 Disposals $31 $732 REALTOR Assoc iate Rose South Screened porch, 21x12 Move in Herb Behrens For Rent Dishwashers ward. After LAKE MARY hours 3fl 4104 ORANGE CITY now. 541.500, Stock eyed proi--53 5.0 a bushe Two bedrooms, central heat & al r. Themodern home with real countr ST. JOHNS RIVER ESTATES •Drapes "Get 'Em While 4utchin Ocean Iron? apartments, shoo ca'pet. $ 165 Mo . 121h mo1III 'cu pick Pilo-An liviflO Here's a) bedroom,? ,th CASSEIRERRY AREA O%:rBEAuTIFUL AND SPACIOUS 39 S Atlantic. Daytona BeachONE YEAR OLD 3453717. year OIC home Sitting in trc living at its best, 3 bedrooms. 2 free. glady Brown Realty, 372 32 7 * 2 story i tall Mrt R, U Hutchison 322 40S8, ey're Hot !" 322.19M muddle of mother bath, family bedroom, room, dining room I bath nature's ban SANFORD 323.7900 on canal to river. Catfi sh Flngerlingt. Marketin0 d.eork This serene location is and eat In kitchen, Lot size, $150,000 Pool and other extras, Catfish. McDonald Fish Farm - 37 available at 531,900 Evenings and ?50'x236'xl(9'x300'. Citrus trees, New houses Ina rural area . No down Business Properly including Second floor tundeck ORLANDO BAMBOO COVE Highway 33 N.. Carthage, Ms weeend5 small lake and toned for horses, call Payment-monthly Payments lets Mary Call REALTOR As soc Maloney, iate Sonny For Rent 79051. Ph. 2679737. Call today 111.S00 D00". 79 37, Pa born After hours 372 1179. than rent, Government $utjidIe I * $153 to qualified buyer;. Call to ;ee II OFF AIRPORT For total moie In including deposits you qualifyit CITY ii BLVD - THIS OLDER "We Don 't Stop 2 Bedrooms, air, Shag $165. Month 3 Instructions FORREST GREENE INC. BEDROOM, 2 BATH 2 story home Children hear Sanford Plate 323 ONLY ONLY REALTORS 196W, Lake Mary Biud was desIgned for a family affair. M. UNSWONT1I REALTY 13, Mrs. Galegher. Piano or organ Students Beginner Till We 323 6.1%3 or 643 7333 103W. 1st St. In perfect condition, 539,900. Call or advanc ed. In your home c WE TAKE TRADES mine Cell 3231371 REALTOR Associate Julian 32360413fl0517 3729370 50000 Sq. It. warehouse, ready for Stenstrom. After hours 3322560. YOU today. Excellent location at 14 Sandlewood Elmer Bakalla, Inc. CITY - COMPLETELY FUR. and SR 46 IBM KEYPUNCH TRAINEE S NISHED 2 bedroom in quiet, Ir e* . 1.4 INDUSTRIAL PARK wrtln as an IBM KeypcII I RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES shaded Realtor . neighborhood, Fern Park Has $347567 Operator $Oundj hterntlng t S i I fireplace, well and other extras. )7300610r162.7375 You. a nd you are available to star' 11, Only ii,000, Wowl Call ImmedIately, we can havt trot *tlnturnishecj REALTOR - A ssoc i at e John Mero. SANFORD REALTY DYNAMITE LOCATION for op. working and training at the samc After hours 373 0213 tometrlst, physician, podiatrist, 2603 Park Dr time. There is n' age limit an etc. Near Altamonte Mail 1000 sq. Days 372 72U *W/W Shag Carpet high school diploma is fbi PINECREST CONSULT YOUR If. available. 53.4-6414. required- Prepare yourself for the HOROSCOPE I No matter what it ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 127,500. 0 future now in this highly newar. Range. For lease says buy this 3 bedroom, 7 bath Building for offices or Three bedrooms, I bath, good ding fie ld. Per sonal interview with Florida room, heat and air commercial use. A great down. neighborhood. Large lot, All ep. required. Call 134i$U NOW. for $77,000. Call REALTOR town location. Approximately pliances. Carpet throughout. * Disposal 61 *M O.B.C., 701 E as t Semoian Blvd., Associate Merle Warner. After 3,400 sq. it. floor spece. Very rca. Cleant -1 11 0 SuIte 311, Altamrtle Springs. sonabie rent to substantial party hours 372-MIS. Clothes wtsowilI maintain building In good Hartman Realty, Inc. Piano Woodwind LrMons. Call 322.2420 Anytime condition. May sublet space. For Dettoria.Enq,-pni1ri Sui11e203 The Greater Mali info call H. A. DALE REALTY, Recreational Building "SJnford's Sales ,,,,jr.. Degree teacher, 130-1701 REALTORS, Casseib.rry,,30,, 6476161, Your Multiple Listing Agenc y Home Heated Pool Lake Mary Area Garage sates are in sHsCn. Tell the REALTORS Pet Care MEN & WOMEN Central Heal & Air Conditioning 2545 Park Or people about It with a Clatsified Investors as well as home. Seekers 3 For free estimates, call Carl Ad in the Herald. 3277611, 1- 2 Bedroom PET REST INN (31 Bedroom, 2 bath homt with 5', COMPUTOR Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. Cabinets, 9993 Stemper SezI . kitchen Bathroom Boarding 4 Grooming pct. mortgage 14'x32' family Counter topi, 1771. Sinks Installation FROM $173 -.-Ph 377 room with I?' white sa nstone available Rid CabeIf 37) 505.7 "Isn't ttse SANFORD AREA friendly 110W. AIRPORT BLVD, 38 Wanted to Rent Need Immediately to train as IBM fireplace and matching bar and beautiful?" SANFORD, FLA. Computor Programmers, and Central heat and air, Shag carpet ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE lfl.7170 BUDDY'S 16M ComptAor Operators. The Sanford or vicinity- 3 bedroom, I", At low down payment. I bedroom, 7 throughout, House will refinance HOME IMPROVEMENTS demand for qualified pr ogram. One btpørn, duplex apt., carpeted, Full Inc GE Appliances almost bath from Oct. 1st. Garage for full asking baths, lovely home with large price Small Jobs Wanted met's and cperator Is great, We FALL CLEANING air, adults Kitchen equipped, Sanford Electric Company desirable. Will look after property, Contact Owner 373 011$ after 6 30. living room, separate dining "Impac" Wash 6. Spra Klcen 322'l* "Lake Marv" will train you for this highly $103 322 7296 after i. 7372 Park Drive, 3fl 1547 References available. Mitl replies room, nice kitchen with many Exterior walls, eaves, skilled profession and. alsist you to Box 332, care of The Herald, patio, walks extras, Prlc,d.$36,500 For more unturnished duplex t9ectuce 1 roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, with employ mint at tI ' so me Deluxe your electric bill P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, Fla., with normation call Margaret Sc.itt. mud dobbers, wasps 1. apartments. One bedroom; one compleseceiling 1 wall Insulation tIme, High Schogl diploma 32171. Spider Assoc. After hours 372754, 4 wb 322 a397 required. Personal Interview bedroom. Kitchens equipped, air Free estimates Athton Insulation ~ required. Call 134$s$ Conditioned , Exclusive Sanford (901) 7193210 NOW TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON _____________________ 41 SAVEit Houses for Sale residential area Mature adults O.B.C.- 701 E. Sevnora,i Blvd., ALA CLEANS ALL (formerly Harriett's Bea uty NOOII) On fuel, Close to everything in the Suite 311, Aamnnjte Springs. only. No pits. 372 1795 Pressure Cleaning, Floor Wan ing, 5.19 F Pine. 372 5717 Classified ads are here to help city, 2 bedroom, 1 bath with big you . Wtvjaw', 173 P$M NEW buy, tell, rent or swap trees Now Is the tim to buy' 1 or 2 bedroom duplex apartments . at a tow Financing a new FurniShed or unfurnished 60' cost.. let us nelp you place yours3 hedroom, 7 baths, central heat WOMEN WANTED Take a decorator'; eye view of this Maronda Home in and air. FHA o r VA Come see us. Call 3fl761I0,5)19,, swimming pool. 1320 S. Orlando bg aId 2 story home with Delfona is now within a Dr. 373-2970, tiurgiar Alarm; ___________________________ firepla RECEPTIONIST & firipgice, and a pII wi th bath the reach of the young 5 ACRES New. For Homes& Businesses Carpentry, bout. Yourimaginat I on a n d Some working people DI the EXECUTIVE Remodeling, Addition;, Free Estimates, 3736762 Thompson's Roofing 31 Paint and a modOrate down Apartments Rent area; as well as the Custom Work. Licensed, Bored. On paved road with orange trees, Build up shingles payment is all that SECRETARIAL Free estimate. Furnished Is MedaeS. The I older retirees on a filed All work guaranteed. owner will even help ,vith the income, See u; TRAINEES Carpentry ,373123$ After 11a.m. financing. Interior -Exterior Plasterin g Total price $$100, ic regarding Eff iency apa rtment for rent. $23 but your If working in the casts talks, Call REALTO.M Plaster patching and simulated eligibility to purchase a secretarial field deposit, $2S week. Utilities furVic Gischier eves. 332-7374. brick speciality. 372.7710, Sounds Interesting to you, and new 3 bedroom home for fished. Females preferred. Truck VINCENT'S CARPENTRY your need is urgent, we will give, no cash down and Inquire 411 Park Ave. between $3 NEWLYWEDS? Want your own r'?,r,or Trim, Paneling, Custom YOU complete training, and reduced and from 4.9. monthly ut... U first "litti. RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Carpenlry. No lob too small Provide you with full or part time Realty 372-1301 payments under the W- 3 Bedrooms, 1 bath. $11300 EcOnolneVanstoDIITractors employment Both morning and Farmer; Home Ad. One bedroom furnl%t'ed apt $163 per 7610 Hiawatha Ave at 17 97 Lcensed 6. Bonded, 323 5677 Owners anxious to sell. Don't p155 I day I year )T3 5)50 evening daises are available, mo, inclucies all utilities, 911 Park ministration Assistance this buy. Big cash down and save C&ABACKHOESERVICE -_ Ave. 3230430 Plan Persxsjt InfCyliyv required. Call Commercial Properties CARPENTRY WORK AND HOME moreor lowdown FHA or VA Call l3tISis NOW. O.B.C., 701 East REPAIRS, PART TIME PHONE Landclearing, septic tanks, fill dirt, Mildred Stemper, Ee, 372 1959. Suite 311. 12 Bedroom Adults Only Semoqan Blvd. driveways. All kinds of digging Homes, Lots 373____________________________ 1961 or 373 175.3 _________________________________ ________________________________ Altimonte SprIngs. Spec. Rates For Sen ior Citizen s 3229142 or 373 3913 Stemper and Park AyIflu Mobile Park SIDING, TRIM AND SEAMLESS Central Florida's . Acrea ge 254$ Park Or ye. 322 X41 . GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 11 , a.. ,u ,.,. Help 32? lli7l JO HN ,iDEi.c, A CJL. 1;;;s. Fil ginc n nr1 (-rrete & Masonry Free WELAKA APARTMENTS Eve. 3321496 322 754 - Little want ads bring big, ,".? ti'4i('5 looms, pat , tir WELDERS 114W. 1st 5?. T-7314 big W. Garnett White u.J, i,.Iv.Jy r sutt Brick or stone planters Patch and MACHINIST-GENERAL Just fry one 377 2611 Wilt Mow Yards Any Size 3 bedroom, 1½ baths, no qullifyiriç,, or 8)1 9%) retjir work 373 $197 B rok er, 107 W. Commercial or MACHINE SHOP AVALON APARTMENTS 628-2162 S.4100 down, $156 mo., 7 per Cent. Call Alter I i4 P Olidyi, vacations, fringe benr-titt. ADULTS, P40 PETS Sanford, 337 7111 Acre R ea lty. REALtOR, 371 7750 372 0567 or 372 7361 ABC CONVEYORS. INC. 197 hey. 116 W. 2nd St. ONCRETE -large or small. we do 477. Longwood. 834 29" it all. Fair price's. Licensed, ***e Deltona * * * * 1 bidroom, a c. utilities paid. Boied, CHASEY BUILDERS. Yard Clean Up, Trim. Mowing Mature adults only. Insulation Installers needed. Good 744 Pct, Interest Rate Service and Light Hauling, Call us $627739 day or night. If you are in 3735695 employment for ambitious men. need of a framing OOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU ANYTIME. 3734046. subcontr ac tor, Call 1310 Fringe benefits Chauffuers NEED , NO MONEY DOWN. New HAM 1 Bedroom Furnished MER COPIST 543 6160 l.cCnte required Experienced 3 and I bedroom homes. W, to 2 here never was a better time than Apartment, sijMonth Only need apply. Apply 1011 Miller bnths prlcel from %2-,AM to It, tne good ole summertime it's a Information 373 214) now louse a classified ad in 135.100 on large wooded lot. Setter Drive, Attamonte Springs Ott cireat lime to;eil Something w ith a Herald, Stop making exctjjex Dial Charlotte St. lean, roomy 2 bedroom t'pstairs, Classified Ad Just dill 35) 7611 of Warenouse. PAYS all c losing cost. VA. FHA, 372 2611 or conventional loans. Builder, water lynn, adults Only No pets $31 9993 for a quickmetul,s ad Cocktail watrs, and cauers $135 mo - j'Stjs ISO dcpost 304', W Deltona, 901 759-72(0. Orlando, PAUL SLAT ER Permanent e'rpIyment Corn 3051731336. 1311-i St. Professional Wallpaper Hanger Pony bCnrfil Apply 46. Holiday On vacation till August lr Attamont,. Springs, Vtiy Not 76 Free nly 19 7.50 nice clean I bedroom XECUTIVE HOME large 3 Mtlmates P11 322 5.87) I rtc- MODELING at fair pr i ces, ap1rtmert Ligrits, wate bedroom. 2 bath by golf course in fur arge or small (SO it ill. fished Adutt. 372 7294 after 4. Bookkeeper mna ,e,',et Office, exclusive area. A charming home Classified ad; Serve thebuying and )uality work, free estimates with all the extras. $55.X0. Selling Melee eJpqniencØ Interviewing community :HASEY BUILDERS. 562.7759 Painting and Wallpapering S. kpi MO PARKS, 1, 7, 3 Bedroom , Plo lob everyday read 25th lay or might. Ut. them too small Quality workmanship, Trailers 1. Apts. 2 Adult parks, 3 often. Call 327 76)1 or 131-999) St. 377 4$61 EAUTIFLJL FIREPLACE -Ph. 37) 1571 or 373 $759, ____________ Family Parks. ISIS Hwy 17 92, enhances thiS nice 3 bedroom With _111111 , on't nn'ds!" Serve a useful Earn money for back to school Sanford, 323 1950. Day, Wk, Mo carpe, range and refrigerator 'urpcne again when you Sell them rtothr4 ty cetl.n Ain fl 1rjr -W Drilling 175.5-10 'tb a c tasileed ,si- I frp.'t, the lfliiCI)tfltj(.flt Painter tm' .3 crc t-1 Lori 1l., m Climates leraId Call us todiyt Don't :nuiuota, 515.0 ma utilities irti middle man to save yiu money, E tG FAMILY - A lucky find in this clay' Just dial 372 7611 or 131 Sanford Airport For free estimates on any site iViti accept Small child No pets Experienced large 3 bedroom, 2 bath with 21 x 2 minutes from Sanford Plaza 1793 to pi,ice your lq* cost want WELLS DRILLED PUMPS bookkeeper. dou ble entry, ac 165 3161 10b -exttrior, interior . Call 373 SP 12 family room. 532.300. "I 11 A Id RINKLER SYSTEMS counts payable and genral office 7143. All types an d s i Dc te, *nfpwn first fkr3 room clean M lIKE OFFER - Like new 3 prociduret. Responsible position. -JOhn'$FjxIt We repair and Ser vice ipartmtnt. Adul t only; no CaIlp/r&. Boucher,173$Sllpru7. )edroom, 1½ bath, wall • well tall STINt MACHINE I After 3 p.m. Mow. 'nurrnor pets Thurs. Cell 322 'lie 1W for appouflmetu. :arpet. Has great potential, SUPPLY Co. 322 P213 ksking 123.300. RVAL ESTATE SALES '')PLE Ai: a"m,nt - 6Øyff Flo pe IMMMMOMM ten ad"Iitlpn, Patios. Paneling, 201W ?ndSt. t; 3fl AT BROWN PEST CONTPOL or Our LaSt Mary office. Con eto TV 10 FOR PRICE OF ONE 3174437 oors 1. windows Installed, 7 7562 Park Drive ?idnti,l iItttrw,C*I, M L. S sintin; interior, exterior, Free id,00ms with 1 bejroomn apart 3125565 co!ctor We take trades io'rtt nent Both furnished. $27500. itima,, 377934s. from Crc'. REALTORS. 37) 435) or Houe Rent 5AMB0 DDl'lQp45 5 REMODELING 3721910 Tt IS LAND IS YOUR LAND - To Unfurnished COVE JtmRow,pntC,i CALL BILL GENERAL WELDING ufid your country home. 4 acre 76u Iroquois A v e , 1.1253314 Lake Mary)?] 0111 I A In fine shady Iocaton. 17,500 canin,,i i. ... III 116MTRAILER REPAIRS PurnhthedorunfurnIspl,edflf(e 11 AMF ROBALO BOATS 7 ' -Zni borne AIRPORT 322-7800 AIRFORT f or rent. 372 1629. VA R Ttrnprry, full time ett'floymc-fl, BLVD. HALL LTY Cal setbtfry Area One large thgitp, a must, gcr*rat office. Phone fgr Intervew lmmedite 36045. HWY , 17 92 1-lone 373 V35) or 3379771, Melcote LE T IRPORT ! EAI'IOR Si LhtlfQ pink employment 373 S774 a - 4i Z- an.k The DO tit N Cash When . You Selit __ III r Friendly Classified Ga - 41 I Evening Herald MARQUIS AND THE EXCITING COUGARS . - 11111111211111M '.'. I 4"'11111111V .- - - 1 __ ___ ___________ tLsi.j (0i &--w L;;W/ 7 S 44PID 4&10 a 40ID ______________________ �:-1 - - I'll —: - - - - - - — - - -- - _ ,j 1 .S. U 1 . Pioneer of U-& ~ out to him com pete with us I annament, think you ought (be amused. o spend per cent of Besides, you are "I then pointed Ing farm land In good shape by Ev gest that It wus foolishnessbe He greets visitors at the door penders are misleading. making great (ore, but you make a pretty to his modern office, part of the hawklike features are age-soft. that detente, heavy fertilization not 67th Year, was go . . I GORDON HANSON Associated Press Writer 1,38% ______________________________ I Garst chuckles I . ing Nikita Khrushchev: ,-you know, foraPeasanyourea 04 , . ; __ OOK . BIC 491 FILLER $CHOOL 0 mier responded with a grin. 44 FELT TIP ~_. r !! L. IV1 ki 111 If ri rAINDER $28 3.00 and tellini' th h t bcttcr. Smei972,lssoid th Soviet Union brid 300 tons arn sordhum - a— . -- . ((_(,),~~_IjIll 41?; FLAI R- ~ 9 1Lii 128 1 -1 _ 'wj, , -1 " .... &%-ff, -k,k_. --- ~'7~~21-15!!-7-jh- 1 PENS ill i i,;- " -_~~11 _ _&. ___ ~ _11 IZ- - A - -, 7- 0 DICTIONARYS 1. — - rnonotont , SCHOOL 601 been a tragedy into a damned nuisance," he said, lifting the clasp On his bolo tie and ex. posing a dime-sized hole at base of his that, through which he brea thes, Gust began trading with the Aft PORTFOLID . . OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER.... ~ MM 1742 AT 27th ST* Next To A&P - F — 11111111110 -- . __ ations. G,t toured the Mid. . \ *-_ 17 . I • - ''/. SCRIBBLER They came to view what Conununist nations considered unorthodox farming methods NOTEBOOKS 1500 ___ 101 r2 X 8 - — ( cricall agriculture and - mechanization. "We have them all the time. A I d a Fth dil" lUng concern p His ps ji _ 1; I. xi - i-I provide sufficient world unless backward nations are tatigh' modern taming meti-1. ods and have ac to hybrid seeds wi th their spal growth - Garst admi ts to being outokea. "I'm always giving v'Xe tq someow." Khruhcbey w no ex- I -- --- 97 i • _____________ Req. - - ' ' APER ' 0' /0 0" 9"xl2" L"R1pt) 4 V TOOTH REP C ~ 1000 100 Staples dNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiN- imit VITAMIN C I -- ' Pencil Eraser Sharpner Pencil . -_ College Ruled NOTE TYP WRITIN PAPER X C 0 to 24 TABLETS SCHOOL NOTEBOOK ENSEMBLE I 130 TA B I E TSA 39 Reg. 1.98 ' (;ERITO Reg. - 2.98 11 V ALUE -- M $ . & • ______________________________ --- - C $ GU - - I l . 8 C , CLIP OAR GLUE , 59c . . , - You CHOICE - C ~7"_"_,= 7C BRUSHES - ----_-~ I C 97 ' - 0 1 woman, the child in bdeen, ensues Neighbors begin to gather around. An officer grabs the oriinin, attempting to restrain tier. She kicks out, and charged with multiple offenses including resisting lt's see what happens in real life, arrest with violence. The scene shifts, It is 's Sanford. It's a few several weeks later, in the office of a Circuit Court Judge. Lawyers for the wornan are present, and an assistant state attorney, Did the police have a warrant for the arrest of and mentally retarded, . officer ,and the screaming and another segment on A(Lim-12 is in the can. mt, Two black ('hjldftfl, one of them six years old j A tug of war between an the other officer doubles over from a blow to the groin. line oman arrested, black housing develop. or ..mbinatIon Rep. ; Ford discussed the fall campaigns for several hours in the Oval Office With Republican Gardenas the 4.11 Club members from Michigan d Co l orad o 00 US picture. National Committee Chairman George Bush and an congressional Fordalso planned to meet during the day with the "farm family of the year," Mr. and Mrs. campaign committee chairmen Sen. %%'illiam E. Brock 111,11-Tenn., and Rep. Robert H. Michel, ft-Ill. Ford also signed landmark legislation revamping federal housing and community .Jffljan Fowler of Fairbanks, Alaska. He moved through a heavy schedule of illeelings and ceremonies Thursday, ending with development programs and authorizing $11.9 a private dinner at the White House for Vice billion in the next thrvears. ~11l~ ~ I IN throw rocks at a white neighbor': windows. Tlie neighbor, a relative of a boy who died after a figh t with a black youth fall, cnils the Sa..ford l'tdice 1 'imrtm - nt last By JEAN PAflESON herald Staff Water Reactions In Seminole Counts' to President Ford's proposal to grant limited amnesty to Vietnam deserters and draft (lodgers appears to be en thusiastic I like the idea Every body's got a right to think what the like, esen about war, " said John Williams (if Midway. Ho wever, Williams added he would prefer the aninesty to Ix, looking for other good (It ((IS ihi' dircc tar yells Cut' kS ago in Seminole Gardens, a predominently 1 The judge, who has been listening to ot he r attorneys recite the rules of crimin al procedure for-an hour, he feeis he has no choice. He calls in the two po licemen, tells them his is dismissing the charges agai nst the woman, and starts to explain why lit' is gentle at f irst, realizing the men are going to be angry and not really understand. -- Theco[areangry Very angry. Ill(-- little one, tile white one, begins looking at the ceilin1' and turn'ng his back on tile Judge. The judge raises his soice, tells them they exceeded their authority. They broke the law. They blew the case, Police hut! Ikn Butlir says he's going to show the judge's order to the city council "so they know what we have to go through to solve a family problem" The prosecutor is planning to appeal ' Somewhere out there perhaps in . lolly wood, Calif. T the cameras are cranking up to record another episode in the continuing struggle to bridge the gap between the the little girl? A subpoena? Had they witnessed a inisoleineanor? A felony7 No. your honor, Is a citizen legally bound law and real life. But we don t base to to answer questions of the pol ice a t the scene, without watch TV. That struggle is right here, esers tiny - th e President said. - - . . -- A - - . -. - - - % - - - : j' 4 . - - %41 - 1. ' • h 1111.1, KRA NII'At unconditional "You either is ainflisty ited To TV Tube situation with perfect tact, tirive off in the squad car, ' i __ 11 , I TOOTH I 5.00 BANDAGES they know to have a long arrest record for disor(lerly and violent behavior, Th e aunt begins cursing at the officers, and slams tier door in their face . Later, they see the woman and the child ouitI&' and approach, one grabbing the child The aunt begins screaming, cursing the polke and (allmfl on her neighbors to come out and help her . ICe Dram supervfsehermoreclosely The White woman who called hugs her black neighbor. Everyone hugs everyone. Th e two polkunen, basing handled i potentially unpleasant List %U CURAD Bandages 88 L0 . uc,.,ess mastic Ring Notebook Spiral Theme Book Assignment BOOK FOR Vitamins YADEC 80 80 I 'She No. 2 rn i'iiver'1 no political trips hnd been ts ) 200 heets / S T Bond Finish C Piece Set e or 0 --- , IL ' 0 : `0 PENCILS TABLETS 2,50 MG 4, Sfl '10 — - sched i- __ - police. A pair of patrolmen arr i ve, one white the other black. The white woman who called for assistance dir ects t hem to one of the tiny black gins who threw thi rocks The policemen locate the girl s grandparents ho give them permission to question her They do The chitd is sore The grand paren ts promise to 8C Value AIWR~- With 3 - PENCIL 5 rI P . Ini % C i ,, & .:, I - SCHOOL u BOX Complete _____ Kit 0 --~- I ------" -- DESK-LAMP wommim -- emino e - A& CONSTRUCTION T PAPER Before meeting with Khaddam, Ford greeted 100 farm vouths at tile White Ilonse and told t1nn 'in i very few years all of you will be By DONNA ESTES renewal cards were not signed Democrats and 30 Republican.s. Young, Neal Justin and Duaine Earle and Richard Kelley The herald Services by voters and returned to the . Ilk!l'ublie Service Commission. Bob Hattaway of AlLamonte wWle former rxmoc e l isted on the Sept, 10 part)' *ratic party Mucon are seeking their party's among the Republicans While counties throughout cotthouse elections office. Of ballots vying for A Republican contest is on Spr ings for ano th n ine offices, nomination for this office. er legislative boss }rry KwlatkowsM and Florida For governor and lieutenant record lot the Dist, 16 egist.-xing 4ains in this number. the pii toffice sent rylusiv "t , State seat. !Ili" I.Poi Bill King (Raase1berry ) are numbers of eligible oters in back to Mrs Bruce 2,400 cards governor, Democrats will Senate seat currently held bv . flS Will CI' 4tajor Interest among the I vying tor Me seat currently amon g the g Sept, 10 and Oct. I indic Bebn —. r" both party can i,uccnuent i on lson, aqnwie eld by cnmisson er G re g and J.H. Williams, To*m *' Adams between Archie Gay and Jan didates for IWO seats on the Driurimund, who did not primaries, Seminole shows a deliverable, which usually seat which Winter Park E.erd and Public seek Sen. and Burl McCornilck, Norman zhrl) 5,000 eans those persons have Republican Ed Gurney Is vice Commissioner county commission were rlectjon. Paula Bie and Florence Keen, Ben lions Supervisor Camnlla moved, she said, automatically nominated when vacating. ' Hill G Bru ce. No contests are on the GOI, fil ed or re-el ection and Registration books for both riffin and a Eleanor Rep. Vince Fechtel will face Eleven Democra ts including Candidates Griffin for the U.S. while the GOP House nominees Edward Havill ballot for lol precinct co rnBruLe said ior to the prinwries are now closed, burt George Palmer, u • on . The win ner of their Robert seat given up by Gunter to run are Jerry Thomas and Mike N vember ballot. the mittee offices. For the Spring purge of the voter rolis, voters may register until this contest wifl meet Democrat Oct. 1 Brewster, Bill Gunter, David for the Senate are: Gordon Thompson. SefflInOle had 47,439 eligible to be eligible for the Nov. 5 ihigginbottom, Mallory Robert Pearson of Sanford j Horne, Brown, Robed Coker, Joseph County Commission Qialr- mitteeman office Robert voters, but the total now is general election. All time members of the the general election. State Rep. man John Kimbrough (R- Brunner of Rolling Hub and Richard Pettigrew, Richard Desmond and JoAnn Saunders Florida cisbinet are up or 41,9. Some 1O.3 registration Eugene Mooney Eighty-two candidates-52 Stone, Glenn Turner, Burton among the democrats and lw election a well as two seats fo (R- Longwood ) is being ch8flenged Carl Buechner of Altamonte ________ _______________ n Casselberry) will by vying with by Tom Bioford (nood Spr ings are candidates. By CHR tS NEI.SON T-.4o officers respond, coming to the station and 0 Iferald Staff Writer 0 kvate the grandparents of Nd calling a lawyer? Is it a Two siliall children the mentally retarded girl, crime to slam ttk,door in a throw rocks at th.e window and find the apartment of cop's face? of a neighbor, who calls the the girl's aunt, a woman No. your honor. p C R i "Tile best Politics is to right here in tile White house tending to the affairs of govern nient. But I cannot rule out the possibility of political appearances," said terflorst, running the country so you had better learn ho to run it l)etter" ---c.!",; The l're'ident strode across the de Rose Sparkling clean and checked out mechanically are the Seminole County Schoo! Board's 146 htLi fleet lined up a w aiting the first day of school, Sept. 3. Thouøds of local students will be delivered from ops iiear their hortics daily on 131 of 1.1je buses traveling 400 diffeeent routes. FIfteen of the vehicles Ill remain at the school bus barn In 1ngwood for use In final Inspection to the fl eet are Roy Wright II! (left), b cases of emergency or for relief. Giving a us manager, and Woodrow Burused, school superintendent of transport ation. Half the school bus route schedules were printed in Thur. - - LABEL 12 F TAPE 0~ :__. 9 To 3 $ Square Plank Shade White Golden Gooseneck II * I AVERY presidenc y. - Cra ola \ / Value religion. People who want to learn." - imit I - c 84 Size 77 WATCHES 95 5 - . _________________ '— / his current efforts. "I don't care about their POliUcs or their "1 have a 17-year-old boy coming here H father is the be geneticist in Hungary. CRAYONS ;t C L GOOSENECK - 1 j "I've entertained delegations . LABEL MAKER uI_1 ' - TIM I INCHES that might bolster the ir, flag. ging agricultural effor ts . size. CRAYOLA Iff . C 13 AVERY Spiral eg. 49c ach APE " __ BUSES . PROTRACTOR - ~ TRANSPARENT - . hundreds visited the Garst farm a mile e&U of coon ftp.. ids. tigFicullcural delegations of an" lue LePAGES - when Khrushchev, wile, daughter3and an entouagf eat better" Garst d.lrt rn r - Books ____ 1`1111_________ MEDCO____________ COUPON -. SCHOOL _____ ~ The trading venture reached an apogee on SepL M, IM, Reg. 1.59 --- ., __________________________________ C f-T _____ Imp(Iigfl Istcn posing (or ifl(lI idtial photo GOP candidates. Earlier hc took time to pose with a do7en senators up for re election But White House Press Secretary Jerald F terhlorst said Ford will not campaign as much for (SOP congressional candidates this year as he had planned bere ascending to the graphs with 13 ceks li - . CRAYO$5 . ___ - i 6 RULER I 79c VALUE . - 00 BOOKS Asst Sizes ___ - ____----------- With m8s \ West in the 1930s, convincing farmers to switch to hybrid seed corn. He was just vincing with the Russians in VALUE - ° Iz - ____ edition. COMPOSITION COMBS ple - --- I __ •. - - _____ _____________________ DUO-TON 81G=3 Y PACK i— - ____ ________________ 1 8 — MEDCO COUPON 3 SUBJECT COMPOSITION .. world's fie said delegations that flock tohI3centraI.Iowzfarm tovjew his (arming methods 'all base POINT COLORS _0 Iff Convinced that it would pm duce greater yields Un the old openoUenad con, he and a I FINE c Hybrid seed corn had bm a passion wi th Garst snc ig,o. I I il I order book and went to Russia and Romarda in IM, arw sold about $1 Million worth of hybrid -'rom Chile and the Soviet Union MARKERS / communication between the two countrs" He pack ed his course In American (arming PENCIL SHA PENER .. Soviet Union, he said, Ithought there should 1964 and died in l. "I went over onded With anybody during that perio" Garst ezpI. "IWouldn'thaewantedtogo to the Soviet Union and Mr Khrushchev after he had been dc rn oted It would base been embarrassing to him nd 0 the people who demoted him" But m 19fl he urged Russia's agriculture minister, - BIC BANANA .4 IIilun Khaddam of Ssr,a is part of continuing talk that Ford and Seretarv of State Henry A Kissinger are conducting with Middle East officials to la' groundwork for the next stage of negotiations for a peace settlement Ford hopes to meet with Israeli Prime \lmister Yitzhak Rabin and Saudi Arabian Forcign Minister Omar Sakkaf over the next three - - President-designate Nelson A. Rockefeller and six 10,19-time congressional friends. -4 - - ~__. . --w.'!~____ .._1-._.__1__ L_nLA&Z TaIks %O meeting _________________ - 95" TO 62" ~_ eac lo iiiip sti teg - . i east 'i * ~Aol 1 I Co, now one of the "I - ad%ocaldsplteremoaJofa - 4 - ;- rri 0 - Irl ;n.r M d . , q P : . 1,1_ __. --, .~:tr_v-.j V -1,r---_ : ---' . _.___.1 7 i ; __ n _~~-_,:~-_Ai ,rt-_=:Q42f - _t _ql WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford is "413 Vt A ~~ __ .. __ii~ . - AZA~ turning hisattention back to the Middle East in a 106__~~ ':'' :_-~- ~7~-, ~4- ling with the Syrian foreign minister after --, 11 - h(l(dJir) th lop Republican campngn leaders . Ion the' fall elections, 4f — o(hl\'s White house with Abdel Garst remains gregarious I - I - I ______ °flJs 9 • `4r'l 6 v I A I 1.-• .~ - i1 grow well In cold, northern k . -- I Fo r 111` 1 `_ I PKG OF 10 87c Value . .1, !U1U(JL - 1 Now he speaks by nuzzling a b1itterY-Powend device into the deep folds of his viroat. As he slowly exhales, his thoughts pour out In a flat, metallic _____________ .. 7 -T .Ti-' - M / 8 Russians is, i' -- IM . 78 that hybrid grain sorghum 4 1 - — ________________________ POINT PEN C Limt 1 ~~ !I / N Vht" A- - Value Aladdin With 2 Pt Bottle 1__--~ N iith Today the tenacious G arst again dealing Irith the Russians —_ — — __________ Ir - AF-V -141) :Z--- ~ tieveiopment of detente between the United States and I - ' R i Sanford, Florida 32771-Pri ce 10 Cents — ZZ-1.4Z --Z-/ I Rapids, a Corn Belt town of hair, rumpled shirt and beltless lenge such as coexistence nreons irc.srs hitched high by sus with Russia. said about as follows: 'I said: BY I — No. 2-Friday, August 23, 1974 "He peace. = D etente Played Par t In Soviet grossnaUonal Is once again In%jtIng Russian his tation. But he also talked pi progress ... and in my oplWon, good case of It.9iii, . agricultural speciiiiiists 10 production on armament. I 'How would Our maintenance of air bases is mainstreet headquarters of the ened, but he retains a tem. tics with the former Hussj= pcQ,W uu,that we d at I t you likecountered: t Garst isn,t a big ha eas o have American 1OW2 farm. Sharing food pro. man physi. sprawltrig Gar;1 & Thomas Co. pered, Im!ierlous manner and premler. That's *hen he made twice as great Ind air a waste of ductlon knowledge, he gays, ustrial pro- bases surrounding Your cOun- energies.' American funds and cally, perhaps 5-feet-10, but he's an air of confidence that he is the "poor horse trader" re- ductiveness as the Soviet Un, will show the way to world mark the most important man In Coon Garst's thinning, defiant gray equal to any meaningful chat. He didn' t argue. He only on. i ! .I _., ception. Garst discussed k himself as a ( ant, t 'Pioneer' - k."CEN %%E~F,NIARK JEFF DAVIS The VFW reaction 01 Ford's announcement was describe as stunned" by on-the-spot o servers, although For d said they were "understanding." .ommanders of the have indicated their organizations are dissat isfied wi th amnesty I m Uwoing the eight of n presidency Into the scal es of justice on the side of lenienc I foresee their earned rentr earned r e-e ntry- into a flc complete I think the esident's going limited amnesty came as a and mutual trust,' Ford sail forgive or you don't forgive," forgiveness" She believes about it Just fine," said Bill dramatic, last-minute addition and added: lie -said. "I don't like half aninesty shmild be granted Kramer of 22.14 Sanford Ave., to his speech at a Veterans of measures, but any kind of "As I reJect amnesty, so ; ithout conditions Sanford. oreigns Wars conv ention m reject revenge." amnesty is better than no Other persons had reserKaren Westmark of Ravenna ChicagOiNfunday, simply refers amnesty, I suppose." In Washington, the proposal her approval of Ford's me so fDrm of al ernate ser%ice dor3ed the idea of conditional t the Longwood-Markham Road ,aritis and letting all bygones be in proposal. "I is pleased to see the president bygones want to know in order to "work their way amnesty if done on an in. exactly what the conditions he back into American society" disidual, case-by-case base making a move toward "Conditional amnesty, and talksaboutaretforeiagree" "In my judgment , these But pr o-a mnesty groups said favoring amnesty, but like underline the 'conditional."' she said, adding she would be )oung Americans should have a Williams she opposed said Jeff Davis of they would be satisfied only 2018 Cedar agalnst granting limited amnd cha nce to contribute with unconditional, blanket seco limitations be ing at tached. Ave . , Sanford I think Ford's ncst unless the conditions their fair share to the forgisentss and predicted less "It's okay granting con- right about limiting ainnesty." ivere* stringent. rebuilding of peace among of the exiles would return on a ditional amnesty if the men Ii Co nd itional amnests s fine Ford hose proposal about urcelses and with all natjons o accept it," she said "But Id limited amnesty basis prefer it to be unconditional, not choice." "I'm for conditional amnesty. . rr -: Wi : :- -' ' I' - vations about welcoming back Park, Sanford, was less positive to allowing the war resisters got mixed reaction. Some en- hail-way. People should be able to believe whatever they like II it's their belief they dun want to fight it should be their ' Pro osed Taxation Re May e p S ock t I'd also be for unconditional amnesty. In fact, I'd prefer it," WASHINGTON APi — 11 will include a number of the sale o(a personal residence said J.C. Aikcn of 2110 Park CUirman Wilbur D. Mills. Dprovisions in the area of capital If enacted, the ameni Ave., Sanford. Ark, of the ta x writing House gains and losses, which should would allow any gain on theI "They've suffered enough," Ways and Means Conuiiittee, is be of material benefits to sales price of a residence up to 'I1''. .. I T_ r+' ~ - IF r ,rp L C I . -_ ~~_ - .. --~41 F- = - - - - "feiZa- - -- a. ~- - ~-_ , I ___ V, ~.=~_ - -- - - __. ~ - k ' .. - .. - . A) '/ 'y - *' Index said Mrs. Jillian Ross of Winter Ir)ing to spread some cheer taxpayers and investors across SM,000 to escape taxation. on Around'rheClock .. Park Drive, Casselberry along a gloomy Wall Street with the nation:' 4A ' amounts above that, a pro rata "Seven years some of them a reminder that tax revision Bridge.. 6B Among these provisions will reduction would be provided. Calendar have been away from their may be on the way. I 5A be a reduction in the capital Mills aLso 3aid the bill would homes trying to make their way Comics . 6B After the st oc k market closed gains tax for assets he ld more increase the investment tax in foreign lands. They're not Thursday at Crossword Puzzle 3B i lowest since than five years so that no more credit-from 4 per cent to 7 per criminals; they're Americars. July 14. 1970. Mills' office re. ftn Dear Abby .... ......... 7A 30 per cent of the gain on cent-for property used mainly They would have been leased Dr. Crane ... a statement that noted the sale of the assets would be for supplying electricity or gas l. Iamb t'ri:ninais if they'd gone off and the sagging market. &A . subject to tax, to local distribution systems. killed pi in cold blood in a Horoscope It said the tax revision bill to The bill also would give all That would put it at the level war they didn't believe In." Hospital '1k' 5A given final consideration by borneowr.ers the relief now af- already available for other m"Mrs. Russ added. "amnesty the committee Obituaries beginning Sept. forded to taxpayers over 65 on dustnies. Television ill -- ____ _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 22, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 22, 1974. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 21-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 08, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/15220f9ada680b597c98f01b894412dc.pdf e219830e1806d9ec2369102f3a577e9f PDF Text Text ______ - - .. ) , . - Fuesday, Aug. 20, Mort Walker — ADVANCC- IM T14E II PA66 I CARNIVAL WIN I I 11 __ --- - 14 I I I I .. _____ 11", NORTH 6432 QJ 1063 1 11 I f __________________ A . I. I V74 + J2 TKAT - I D I LOOK A .- 141 JtTM! T ___________ I ., ~2 1 41, . I_ ._... 1 ----_, ______ " I I -. . ________ • - B-20 *1 _ I - : P't I 44 4T Pam i,a.%s Pa&-. Pa."i i)pemng kad—A4 .- : I _ V at 1 THE BORN LOSER b Art Snsom 1 ...A a - HE FOUPA) 0J THPIV *qE RUNNIW A TAY _____________ . Ot i1i NJC7IT - -it, ______________________________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS r INVITED YOU I_YOUWILL BACK TO CAMPUS EARLY OUR WORK-STUDY MOVERS, 4IR. . by Larry Lewis TU1A CHARCPSE OF RELOC-ATINC, /~" yo LI / TO SUPERVISE OUR ADMINISTRATORS I ALWAVS WANTED \,,4 TO BE ABLE TO TELL T)HEAM ERE TO ___ AND FACULT`Yj VE .. W IA16AMV/40 "S Pe I.lb VI'J ( ;, 7 jj 1 RMiL4? JZt £'L' / / • __ LAV WY 20 / OX- le LACxES AND 6&V"E-NCf: 1PEZbRV FMACHED A DWSION - V — . IM SENG OF wDOU OW DO, ONLY I'M NOT ThE I Th / I nr - i _______ —#I- cRXq7'_& Norm. HERE! ii )L'f. \ _____ ! I . I I, II _V I 1-J ZX", I %-4 -7'L--", . .i i& 1 1~_ 1. I -ti ____ I I ,, V I - ~_, D 2~w,"_ I IBUGS BUNNY -,, I ~ ~ ~:o , j -: ~ I . . - &StoI PIISCILU'S r, HEADACHE 30 P - _now - I !' _____ TV JO! N 'THEr ) , '.I / - I - I C. OM6 1 er - / If ALSO HAS - ç . .__ .- _J NW UAMPSNIRE o - .'.... ., .' :~] \/ / ~ [i • • '41 * SHOES, PAPER %' ANO MACHIER AUTIFUL MOUNTAINS It ________________ 20 N I <Aft" CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & Lawrence THE TO MR. DIEWSERRY GOOD CLAIM... B "V C 'r MD W FRIEND- r 'r CREMQNT, MOTEL DEvOJç OF ~~ - - - __ - ~~ .; I 1 I _. .1- • *—CONCORP - ioo" ___ I / ..i. . .v - ______________________ ________________________________ u 'iOW•I JhflhId.r ' LATCAJ 1AJ PiE kJORLD. . 1 a 1/7i a I 1 . ~___L_J'k,~ r _ ) _ ___ k ___~,\ I --- 1, \ ." k; , 4' . V - 11 I ~% _)• LIkE ME __ ./) ., .-I I - ii- __ __ . __ H _____ ' I (.STATE CAPITAL) UCM 'E'IT -_ - I wim.KorEL (i I 4 4 1I L\ , I i I _________________ j I I -1 '.. WOW Irilly Tilt s ON A evastatin Dhs1on homes I - SHORT o L-sI ~kgL t;~~-r_.e e Is a luxury and owning any SILVER I ~ economy car. But what happens when you're alr eady at rock bottom' When even hamburger rP -I_ L~7* -- - _________ p of tutomobIle an impossible 'a'. - 01- tild i "\ , ~ DDHE DOL1A NO FrAHANNOCK . E RA "I'l " hyFrankHffI JL6T 11,110V AWAY 0LL x , DOESNT IT 1,1 annualinflationrateuparound R those hardest hit by spiralling .costs. Their already low ! ____ i ~,Z .- I/ =~ ' :- -v::: - - - 7~ - . e 6" L . - . ... A - .t - II .,,' ,- I '. - i-- ::::::.:: • -, \ -.i . "t; 1 _-. weI t # eroded by rising prices of food, ~ othing anti -- ~___ 9 ovec the past year has added to hefty medical bills, the already heavy burden of "It's only the middle of the food stamp and welfare month and already 're out of recipients eggs, mi& and bread These are In dollars and cents, Mrs things you've got to have — but ' _____ I • ,--i•. . - - .. I__ --_-_ !f -__ ' 110ThA -_•--.-_ - 6601 - _- — — -- i FEMME -M~illill~~~illilli~~~ill~----------~ 7~-___ .- - ____ ____ ___ ____- - - - _____ - __ --- ---- - - __; - _ .____ - - .. -- -___--~--__-________ I __ -_-~ _____ ~____ _ ~--F~ ______ .~- - ---. ___ - _______ ________________ ------ - i_ --- ______ - -- .; ~---~ v - gp.. --I- ---_W S X. ' . 1, kv ~ - - 4. - _- - ~.izT ~r~- -~-;,,'~ , ' "- --- - — k- - -_ ~~i7 ._~ - jW _;i:-%~-AW~W - ---. - - : has hurt her. "I just can't grocery bill was $59. 1 only lmd sctchtbemoneytomakee 7.' meet any more. Prices keep Mrn Shuman might appear oing up but the money coming one of the luckier ones at first in remains the same glance g lance. She lives in her ot can ' t even buy the things comfortable home on Sanford 's we need these days," she said. pleasant Oak Avenue and has "Just a little here and a little only herself to care for. there to keep us but then she's paying $111 a L _ -.. __-__ ______________________________ -_ I~ . 0: F - - -' - ~ - so little to start with," said Mrs Sally Gr een, ii upe'isorat the tiiiittiii i - - w" -_._ _--_%_v% ttidies her accounts hook ~~~~~~~~~-m~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~~,,~~~ , ~ ~ I ~Z~_ ________------_M~ _____ _.,_ •_ Wea ther 1 "_- mor tgage payments on her etalla page 3A. ex ~ Ind F AroundtheClock I I 4A Bridge__ . . Calendar Comics 12A Deir AM)%, I 11 " I --- - • --- - disabled in ari automobile husbandina nursing home, and and give uphertwojob3a Look at I CLOUDY GA Horoscope ,111- s . lt;ih•r ~~________fr_~'_____________ -_ Ubituaries Tele v is ion ith raiiddatightrr Kt'rr bA .. __ EM-004 ____ --------- __ _. ___ -----_ ____ __ ___=__ -__ - - -__ _______ ~__ ___ __ -________________=M______~ __ ----------------~___________ = ~~_ __ ~_____ ___ =---------___ _-._______________-___ -_ - - _____ ~.- - -_______ -.--- --.------~~ _ -_ __ -_------__-____-._~~--T-~=~=---.~-~-~-------~-----------~, _ ___ _.____~~~_ - ~ ___ ---------.-:--------___ . ________________________ ----------.-----------------,----=----------------------------------,*-----__ --------_-________- - ___ ------. --,-------. -, , __ .__ __ ______ ~~_~~ ~ -_ -_-_-_—_- _-- _-- - _____________________________________________________________________________________ -____ _________________________________ _______________ _-_ (:n~ % - r - fTaL.. m - going - ____ are far better off and its being compounded aresthurantanda local nuing hoint gulp a hearty third, and are going these ' %~SMRDW,GEORGE 1--, WANT PSIDVAJ I + Fiw 21 - ____ I- AdMIL \ TI I _______________ b B Tho, I ____ _____ FRANK AND ERNU r 4F - Seminole County. "Otber folks than those renting; all they today because das, said things like mort gage and home, lives with her two middle utility and telephone bills Mrs. Shuman. can still cut down on a variety have to worn about is paying buildings are beingsub-standard condemned school-age daughters in utilities, but I'd get too the swallow another third. 0 "I've got 17 cents in my of things without eliminating the electricity bill---and even and nothing is being put up to In a neat notebook she kee ps discouraged if I had rent-subsidized Seminole pocket," said Mrs Mary the bask necessities of life" that's going Less than $50 a month for a niontWy reckoning of her every cent disappear bto watch up, said Mrs replace them" efore th,e Gardens apartments Shuman of 612 Oak Ave., food, clothing and maintenance income and payments "It's a month w ha Mrs. Green termed the food Green. The result, says Mrs. Green, done" Even with a large portion of cn a houle Sanford, on Aug 16 "That's got stamp proam "a godsend," "Rents are ezorbithntnd is people are forced to do her rent on the small two- much o ? It doesn't leave habit I learned in the Army, but Two years ago she coHapst:tI ver for tion, doing I wouldn't to Wt me to the end of the because groceries would that's if you can find anything without most other things in bedroom apartment subsidized entertairunent ortrrnsporta the medical it-thiadvise anyone else on the job at the packing plant month" otherwise gobble up the bk of to rent in the county,' she order s way you've just where she'd wor ked for the p;j I to pay their enormous by the federal goernment, "The bill:i keep coming in,,, a low income farrily's finances. explained. "T er 's always rents. bilis which are part of life when got proof of your worries 11 years st sprir.g she ie ,Mrs. Baker pays $46.76 of her )OU're 59 ycars old and ailing. complained Mrs. Lucille Baker Instead, nit of It goes in been a low cost housing "I don't mark in everything returning, but her health didn-t Curtis Spencer at the county 0Uarecheck to a landlo rd in her small Seminole Gardens. rent. "Usold people, we can ly' or I'd go nuts," admits Mrs. holdup "People who own their problem in Seminole County fond stamp office agreed each month. even one week. Sanford, apartment. "I pay ________ make the grade the way prices Shuman. "I put down the housing is the area where low In addition, she receives $98 a what I can but the rest I Just put 11. all my furniture has been given Income families have been month Supplementary Security in a drawer What elae can I do hardest hit by inflation to me through the years'" she Income (SSh to cmnpeate for - _=A_ _-_ said If prices keep going up "We hear sonic complaints the loss of her regular income ' -_ much longer I'll be raiding I about it getting harder to after she was injured in the heard with increasin, -_ stretch the food budget," said automobile accident, and Social . Spencer, "but we bear a lot Security checks totaling $123.80 County. It's hard enough having .. times?" more about the lack of low cost for herself and one daughter. 1*1 _'F to give up steak for hamburger In all, $271.80 ,a nionth for f#-- _- . (' and trade in tile room) --- family - ______-i==~ ___ M I . , ' I-- __ __ - __ ~j~~_.,~ n ati,00n / ' 91 - a. 10 J i -- . _____-_____ __ __ _________________________________________________________________________ ByJpfl ~(g -, - I' ' I I . i 4 • ' \ 7RAT EIOY VALL & 1 / "1 by Dick -1 I _____ / un s esta ion / C (ye •.-,' ______ r-r----_ -_ ____ r Forabo 4i _ _____ Al v.., - ( , i - ___ , 1. ___ .4 F7-~V~~ ~ -~ coorated areas. The CAIO Sid Vien's plea for a fl board r TWERE'S NOT mUCW OF u To BURN, I LU OF g , -, .i ru .4. -•,, . - bEAUTL' I U I . - I ExCE A . V i 1P \UNBuRN) 11 - HROP 9 by ( ~p., .- -I- -. - I - . .r I I . . , I I : ________________ _________________ I, - i WA5 THE . WAS A LGRAD vAT%ot,L ) PRISCILLA! "(/' • •' - - .-- - ,1 - I'- j~§=` * - k - W 4 so"itSibetowt. - t VION'T / ,,,Y_ ,~ ,I rr A' ___ ___ / DRAM.. ___ 50 -' ç - . . . V%.."I :! * XNRY... I I e S. RECOMMD rM AN AFRICAN I WWCH CTOR, YA CLUCK. - ,- ~:~~_ , ,- I / P1 " _j U I I~ I __ I, -, , k.~ k- - ~J 1~20-~N"~_' u_REPRESE YO5ELF. \, 'k 60 STROW", q "', "', by Heimdghl A Sy NA, ISIRLS I ,~ i ______________ BUGS. 149' L K _~ 4' i .. . . 5__~_ ixes On H -r ~S ____________ -_ . %I -, /,:;~ 1_01 ~ -1 __ <I . I _____ I , . .1. I_ 1 0 -._• -~-X J, .N Count Called To Task Staff I __ I THE PHANTOM S(ESoE - Iv- L______J m. Which cycle It's Com xwwa -_ __] — ___ : 1 i r Particular departments Council earlier this month put vote. main- the county on notice it will push 1~* 0 Commissioners Mike Hat. city governments across the Councilman Helen Keyser just to donate tax moneys to any tenance, animal control, the 6sue. na tion-double taxation—re. shook her head no. Some bicycles can cost as much as J-H)o taway and Greg Drummond organization, mosquito control. "My purpose ared its head at the Altamonte In other business, the council Mrs. Bannick said the drug walked out of the meeting In line with the double is not to irritate the county, but authorized the attorney to b Springs Council meeung this action committee's work efore 8.30 p.m., leaving their is a taxation argument, DeVoney rather to get county se ices for pre week, • pare an ordinance setting a colleagues to deal with th preventive program but helps urged the city to take e action, city residents," DeVoney said, Betty Bannick, representing as well young p premium on water and sewer latest in a series eople with drug apart from the ? of utility CALNO Council Under a new state law to services to residents outside the compliance hearings scheduled the Seminole County Drug problems. She said the corn- of L ocal Governments, to put become effective Action Committee, stood by I'littee will be opening a Jan. 1, cities city, raising water and sewer to continue Into September. new the county on notice it expects can demand return of . silently as councilmen — After a young couple needing discussed the issue, and later water stood to defend Southern left the council meeting empty. States a nd demand a full board handed. Although, her request vote, Ven said both of tt,tfor $6,0150 In city funding for the departed cOmMissioners had Herald Writer g action agency was not expressed support of the ex. flatly refused, councilmen left tension request prior to leaving HUYInabikeis like the definite Impression that no Commissioner Dick 'Mere areso man y types of bicycles and each Is designed with money will be forthcoming. • I • Wi11lams,wholedtheargtjjnt a specific purpose in mind. "We'll discuss it in budget against Southern States, 0 A ten speed for high velocity traveling or touring, a 15.6peed sessions," councilmen told Mrs. defended the two4o-one vote, for hilly regions, a tricycle for toddlers, the one speed for the Bannick saying, "I'm really not picking average rider and on and on. Mrs. nnlck appealing or on anyone, I'm picking on a By BIU BELIEVIILE But, how do you know what to buy? and claim some private support from the city ir thE situation. Iferald Staff Writer Dr. Al Burkter, head Bike shop oers say the answer to that question lies fight against drug use b local land to accommodate the in the The two-t&,one vote hardened of Acquatic Weed Re. needs of the potential cyclist. The county lathe c*pit in machine. teenagers, was told by Count Bike slwps offer a variety of bikes s earch , into a three-zero majority has the Man vs. Hya posed tha cinth cilman George Perldria, -YQU as well as accessories to "There are five "cres of Seminole County condemn against First Florida, as each 1-Ale satisfy the ordinary rider or the professional mcer. will get our2 w4)pom. t;,It r r -I 1~ , currently being flood land near the Osteen , 41 i cmmissloneT endorsed & COO & the property. 'Men the For the average county resident who rides daily or maybe ,-",C*d I ", , , i le co=ty, apart from inoney. I '#A ~ e 5~ ''""' day fine against the Utility for , _ only once a week. a bicycle may cost between state could pay monthly . & 1 acc,ording to SW and $100 acMrs. Bannick ~-_ machine could be set up ~ p cording to bike shop manaRers. There are so many styles,shapes, gone to the counr,llwne. # . b4 t there and would be able to r and sizes of bievOes available that it Is best to dprida -1- %ou X_ . s Lnitnediately upgrade its water laticfie,q A to rpf counril , rnemher of the .. . de3trov all plants comins, ut. Ino tInG, — V I C.vtmcnt, accor, I n thp - ~ .--7-.d tIt - I k&I et i",'a tor and before you pick the machine. rii 1~ Adviaory Council taxation argumeti.- - ihich 11 down the river," Euga division. Euga In Europe, where bicycles are a very common mode of of Conservation and . used by the city to Imy the said. Williams, noting that it* The : -If--r I Advisory Co uncil transportation for young and old and the terrain ir- hill), the tep Environment. . committee's funding ,-Mest The "harvester" would _ r , water system has not _vIeen any and l5speed bicycle is Popular; but In Seminole County where F W_ member will hold a pubUc Euga said criticim has span the narrow channel last year. She said she was I I work since .-' few hills merit so many gears the "ole favote," the one sp meeting at the Sanford 1962, said a fine of 5o " 1; I been directed towsr& the east of the bridge. In order asking the city to nine cents a day per customer for balloon Wred bicycle will Suffice. Chamber :1 f Commerce on s tate for of the committee's - / the past 1,170 days (since the Aug. de a solution to the But, with the more expensive multi-geared bikes come route that needs in the new year. , J. , " I 4:f . ... smther bearings, songer, but, lighter parts and probably a 4 determine local support for first commission Order) should water plant problem that - --% 2 the Corps of Engineers She d the county will be be levied. higher top speed. These bikes can cost as the proposal. has sad rapidly on the paying 138,000 or 54 per cent of much as $400 or more, could dredge a small 1' i • J but, $100 will buy a 'nice ten speed according Testimony before the cornAuthorization for the IF I Wekiva anti St. Johns to one area bike the cost. Councilman Dan channel nort store manager. 0 mission showed that First meeting came from Rivera endangering S 11 , existing channel, Euga Dorfman who has been a I j 0 5 Director of Natural FloridaregulMlyfailatosupply ut$ Oajunjorzekewithal1Uresisavajlabl hampering constant opponent of the double I er at all to nearly haU of I R esources 1' And some of these machines are multi-geared. Harmon "We're not getting taxation idea insisted city its 200 customers during the Shields. Congressma Yet, the state has a VINCE FECin-EL The original high wheeled cycle, the one with the large residents would be pa}ing cooperation we need front hee aflu tiny rear wheel is back on the peak evening hours of 5 p.m. to William Chappell Rep. hyacinth "harvester" road, it is under locally," Euga declared rs. annie "It would cos t the county 9 P.M. mostly a novelty item and even bike shop owners say it isbut V ince Fechtel, Rep Gene C ready to be brought to the not the "The harvester Is just proposal--once In county ta xes somewhere in the neighThe low wa ter st practical means of transportation. ssure not county Mooney county cornif only th e local sit ting up there in Pala tka and again in city taxes. borhood of $2500 tops and o nl y means no customer use, missionr Greg DrumThe one-wheeler (unicycle) is another novelty type of bicycle body would exercise its where the state pays a pw Councilman Cal De Voney the way they spend and shop owners say it Is usually only stocked at Christmas and rightofeminentdomainamonth fee justto dock it. time echoed Doman s sentiments, state laws on minimum fire _Ian toattend flow pressure. I ___________________ FOOLED? f v ALTAMONTE SPRINGSthat the committee is asking a also insisted it has no author y the furor among county and premium from , ___________ p __ I i city resIdents, under the city charter mentioned were road LJj. (t,ç? I u WAD ME ( .- 1-9 ALL RE4P . '. ______________ —== - -7 HLONDIE I . 9 fi 1J facilities, and ordered to tm. tamonte Pf / / - .- -_ ~_N Z._ I ( ,.. . -A0 WE SVER! . If '' _tl - .~ s - . - f (WQ I 14AVE • I jj * r / i liiiilkl% .1 . S The fine, which included $2,000 agains mediately set up stop-gap $40.000 for failing to comply t Meredith Manor. they do not plait to move in on engineer from Russel and Southern Gulf has indicated it the larger or more efficient A,Xion at measure to relieve customers $21.500 a year. Seminole County com- in the I ynwood Estates area with utility regulations and will ask for a public hearing for companies such as Sanl;ando Donald Dale will start work $117,15M for defiance of a three. a rate increase which would Utilities. inissioners, continuing their who are frequently without any year-old om n ion der Sept. 3, taking over from chief ra bil utility contrul policy of water during peak evening speaking loudly and carrying a hours munediately upgrade the water customer for sewer service, over only one, Consumer served 14 months as acting system, the largest levied to and $14 for water to fund the $2 Utilities near Casse1bery director, even though he is not big stick, have fined First The commission ordered date in theisboat d's battle with million in improvements Florida Utilities $157,000 for Ftt Florida to it Ho wever, the action came after an engineer. install a 25,000 the utility compaes needs to comply with county the city announced a shnibr failing to comply with county gallon storage tank, emergency Desp ite its tough stand Previous (Ines included regulations. utility rtgulitins. i9tention. guwrdtor), irid t prLtnt in ay night against First U,OOO tigainsi SQuthern gulf, The count) has announced its First Horldd as given six three months plans for long To head the expanded utility Florida, the boa showed th at rated the county's poorest intention to take months, until Feb. 25, 15, to providing 500 gallons per over the office needed to supee the it diII has a soft pla ts company In terms ce In i per- "sewer and water business," county's entry Into the upgrade its water supply minute for fire flow service. heart for utilities it feels are (onnance and equipment, and but commissioners have said busIness, the board has hired an making an effort, agreeing to Pos tpone until next week a request to extend the service 0 tates Utilities. rn tates request prompted an embarrassing moment for the board, with a By DONNA EWES saying it would be the "proper center on U.S. 17-92 two-to-one majority first voting Hersld Sf W1er in services from county depart- money used to provide services down the extension request, thing" for the count) to fund the Longwood In September. The ments no ente projed. Perkins added city government In the past has residents. x denied to city only to residenta of unin- then bong to Commisaioner " , . .Il ~i 1 . . - f -: , . Herald Staff Writer It. ~, 1:7 Lets get sane candy e don like o much so we Car, enjoy it longer!" I ,. ByCflRIS NELSON . F - ____ - . Z. )Wr 4K%cw ~w 4TAWM . Un tv F ne kwo . . I ' N . . " R/T •1 MYcLe1re.4 it IF 4 y Garry 4ffl; "W I . to 4-Z, SY rlox4y, xw,e, 7AE ffV 4.PW, r -- 0% - ___________________ I __'v I~L t n - 1 117RIM 7, - 0 -_A .I c MA --ii --—,ll) j jI i / ' r &&1y ____ I The bidding h i 3URNS - 4 4 w.M -1 - The pattern of hands In a _____ , ld~w. 1411- %. /,I 1 T JU J I I L 1 DOONESBURY GOj 1 46 (to . BERICOMPI.ETE__ - If I41.1L UUI. r 1' trick four. He could have discarded a diamond from dummy right then and there and still made the game. , J -, -- ___________ . 0 20 'Sherlock Holmes-Bridge cst North Fast South Detective' shows Holmes 14 making contracts by brilliant and the opponcnL being p • Pass 5 N.T. se t at contracts they could and Pass 74 1 really should make. You, South hold: Ile unfortunate declarer is then told by Holmes how he What do you tio tlo,A.,, could have made his contract. A-Bld seven notrump. Your Invariably, it is good bridge but partner's clubs %-Ill run at somehow or other we donot .see notrump. Nothing can be ruffed the great detective winniag any In notrump. Something could be uffed at a club contract. popularity contests. T9DAY'S QUFSTIoN Holmes led the ace of clubs Ins tead of bidding (our clubs and continued with the 10. South our partner has bid to flotrump ruffed in dummy. East overruffed and led back a over your two spades, You bid three h,earts and he jumps to four tnimp. Poor South case is spati wt 1111 'tj acehearts,ledhis last club _________________________ __ 8-10 ______________________ __ ()_ A- ' West North East South . A-17sr'l,q, 't 'P., -, f~l - .11 ___ However, Hoknes wasn't quite as pon ca a g j" I , 4 ) Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents O~~~ I South had a second chance at L~.4, -I Ll __-~ lilillill could have nude hLi contract by letting Holmes win three clLb tricks while discarding h 'I A Q5 nuT' FIND J,~,- _ _t1_,_.1Z0 ~1 A* / 1. LITTLE SACK TRACK WIG AN' I kiald 66th Year, No. 311— Wednesday, August 21, 1974 k again. East had to lead back a - ), a I '4~, I I'DSURE LIKE -0 KNOW Wi4AT'S GOING ON AUND HERE! CANDY J dIamond South fin V9852 + K 10973 ALLEY 00P FELLA'S_AiED and watched East overr.if I again. East had to lead back 20 0 queen but still had to go down 1 AW WA1r,p TT TR1JCK,EN MAYBE 7 OLJGHTA TAKE A / H 77 tES JACOHY ___ IJ-a I wjrei., I , AT BRIDGE —-- topap. ______ - - -1 -i - — -,----,-,-,----"---",--,"----------",*,,-,----,-",",---,----,-"-"--,-,~--, -jJ - ii by Dick Turn., B), OSWALD and ________ I . - - 1914 R32o!P I~ -. I ___ - 14ALT.1 Wgo '. I . - I , I . - - Heraki I- . . . - - _____________________________________________________________________________________ _~=_~_ - -, - - - - - -- - ____ . . __ -,_________________________________ -_ - - -- - a --- __ - -.--. -, - - - �- - - - -- - -- 2A— Evening Herald . - - ic ,111 9 Ar11 dR IeS s 11.11 a 1 I _ WASHINGTON (AP) W ORLD Overwhelming praise ky OC ___ _______ - __ Turk Cypriot State Sanford Turkish invasion force, informed sources In Ankara report. Th e sources said th e Turkish government still WanLi Cyprus to become i federation of Greek and iu'iun cypriot states. nut iey said Prem,,r Iiupn Ecevit is not waiting for the Greeks and Greek Cypriots to withdraw their opposition to the modified form cf par. tition Turkey is demanding. A special government commission has been setup to oversee the program. soon? Chairman of both House and Senate - - ' _,. • _________ ___ ________ _____ ____ _____________________ ri, W. '.'." A bill to protect workers' pension rights seents assured of early enactment by Congress. The House passed the bill with only two dissenting, votes and the measure is scheduled for a vote today in th e Senate. Senate backers say th ey know of opposition to the bill. fl. ..L WASHINGTON 1W) Ina victory for President Ford, th e House has voted to cut a $20 billion mass transit bill down to the $11 billion he requested. The house sent the bill to the Senate Tuesday after the funding au th orization was reduced by a 257-125 vote. Th e bill would au thorize the first federal operating r'hsidies to hardpinched mass transi t systems, as well as mon ey for buying new - I I Ford: No Price Controls WASHINGTON (AP)_P dent Ford has pledged rot to seek wage-price controls, saying recent experience makes it clear that comp ulsory controls would be most undesirable. Ford 's statement came as Congress cornpieted action on his request to re-establish a wage and price mon itoring agen cy. Nixon- H - -ome Review Congressional leadc government plans to reexam in e all publicly f inanced items install ed M. Nixon's Florida and California homes with an eye to recoveringwhatit profitablycan, according to th e head of the General Services Administration. Arthur F. Sampson said his agency will "look at y item" installed while Nixon was President. and then decide what should be done wi th them now. ___________________________________________ t -- '. -.. -- -L . _____ , ___ ... - ________ - &egai -. PEOPLE slons, however, Ford said he employers and police without a will at excessive funding subpoena, but gives paren ts during this inflationary crisis ." and pupils access to the recorrts The bill au thorizes $7.2 billion and a chance to correct errors next year alone .The toughest negoUtions inA compromise between the volved selection of a new forHouse and Senate versions pm mula to distribute $1.9 billion propffty settlement with tfOrIfl of 211'2 Maple Ave., AUGUST20, 1974 Queen Elizabeth his wife Betty Jean. Fon, star of Wevision's RAMSTEIN, West Germany (Al') — roved for a judgment, but It was denied on Monday by DI_'trtC' iJudge "riiI Hayes. A hearing was set for a later, unspecified date. Foxx testifi ed he and his wile were incompatible. "We just don't get along, She wants to go out at night and I'm too tired," said Foxx, 51. The ipie hes been married five years. have no children, u.s. I, A "A an \AII Clerk of the Circuit court, S#mi nole County, Florida In accordance witti the provisions of the chaIns of the E'i). Section 12: The N 17 chaIns of the Wi Chain;. The N '- of the NE '. (less the 5 3 Name Statutes, To Wit: section 16505 Florida Statutes 1557. Sig. Peggy S. Marshall chains of the E (;) • , County. Florida: sectionIi: Section ll melk PA161 , The following prowty iv~ng and being in Township 20 South, Range PublIshAug.2,7I$5ept _ Section 17: The N 17 chains of the W S chains. TP'IS'i of the sE '..of the S l.i, less the? part lying In the right-of. *by of Longwood Markham Road. 11, 1971 I I ZiiNtij3.jN (Al') - "-' H actress lions Massey, 6' died Tuesday at Bethesda Naval Hospital. She appearedlnanunberoff'fl3 in the 1930s and 405, including "Balaialkal, with - fl Nelson F ki' and "J PPY Brothers. After the Soviet Union LuvacitJ Hungary in I , " ,_-. (Al') Redd Foxx L45 VEGAS, Nev. (AP) (median Redd Foxx has kt a bid for a quick divorce and a later six years of a 15-year sentence for his part in the 1934 sying of a Fort Worth deputy alwrilf, September IM. He served P Casselberry Ruth G. Laws, Fern Park Paula C. Belmont, New Joyce H. Watson, DeBary BIRTHS J - pounder who worked in a print Kurbegovic's arrest, police - Z.._ ~ V~.__~~_, -, -% _~- ,-,_, IT 41 0 Polyester cord for cushioned ride 10 Four stabilizing textile belts plus a fifth steel belt for added strength - ''-. - t - I ) S A nerformanc _ • ra d ial £ vn 'V&1 in *h i*rê ILIL VY V. £ - I [H=1 4 iI j . a — S' S S . __ ' A Dr A 1 PA ''I'I'i 'CM ri I Rigis ---- 13R 70-13 $44.00 $2.28 DR 70-14 $48.00 $2.68 $53.00 $3.04 $56.00 $60.00 $3.18 _ FR70-14 I 4A GR70-14 .; - - , ... FOR G"RI"P ___________________________ - A - 40,000 ' I fl 1~1 I yla~~, ,ua FOOTPRINT _, DESIGNE ______ 9- , : How 6 WIDE - ______ Mr. & Mrs. Kenne th (Sharon) Armstrong, a girl, CasselberTy Mr. & Mrs. Gary (Stephanie) Daniels, a boy, Sa nf ord DISCIIARGE.S •, Survivors Include a on Harry P. Cochrane, Sanford; (laughter, Mrs. Donald Gregory. .t.;step daughter, Mrs. Joseph Peters, Tallahassee; brother, Gilbert Unruh Sr., St. Petersburg Beach; nephew, John W. Cochrane, Sanford; sister, Homer Valenti ne, Philadelphia, Pa.; six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral home in charge. ________________________ Funeral Notices ____________________________ -. - MILF TIRF — - - _____________ HR70-14 FR70-15 $55.00 GR70-15 $58.00 HR7O-.15 HR78.15 JR78.15 LR78.15 $61.00 $59.00 $6300 $3.26 $3.44 $67.00 $3.60 — $3.47 $3.07 — $3.22 $3.42 _ Hurry — Sale Prices now thru Aug. 31 ______________________________________________________________________________________________ ______ ; to Selo. 1. U. DE 'I '' .. . — __________ Illlllillll— LUBE S OIL CHANGE s Rev. Leroy 0. Soper of licating Burial In Ivy Hillt Cen tery, Philadelphia. P,j 0W Funeral hlonie n - <-z—_, - 50 $55 r 4 ____ check • Complete chassis lubrication Bejc h. all labor • • Double steel SIZE 165-St I3ONtY belts ______________ •iack,,',il fJj $$3 ' NOW ONLY w9w5 Carl. - 3ts - Wtif cylinder$ I 10 00 '~_-~ \ Ti I JCP4I.Y WICK PIIITOOVEGA ENGINE TUNE-UP FRONT-END ALIGNMENT $2 for 6 cyl. and air cond., Add $6 for 8 cyl. cars wheels Please phone for r'; - .1cts it Iei'dd iO S J ronI*'ncI inspection• Camber, itrt, GOODYEAR Rig. Prce $3.2.95 • Oer Cu Ci*tomer ''-. Cit dit Plan • Muter Chirp • IUkAaIrfcII1 • Aaenicu Ezprt • NEW Plugs. Poinis, Condenser S Set dwell, choke - Time engine Ha!ar.c cirb . Test starting, charging, I _____ ou;r ss:--i. acc , ieralion P- S. ,, c 2 915 , Add '' I_,,Ij1 5 WAYS TO PAY AT GREMLIN • Front Crease 5t'.11S • Rrturn Springs 'Turn Drums "-c —. S Arc linings • Fluid • Clean front h,'t'l bearings • Inspect repack 1 1--,% __~~ -i ;: ________________________________ ,---, I 0pe flat, Mazda Aid tire e ,rcar. , I.(~, g , I a 'JkI:§1-jRjq-eTTj ___________________________ _______________________________ (':Iptdi t'lIss. tcr.iLn 54 Y) rCdIJs of: Audi, Datsu, liz 4 OFFER ENDS *u;. i ___________________________________________________________ iir.it.i' linings 4 "pp'irfn"flt '._-, '..-" Mu.7 Card • Cant Ilanc)ii .lniI toe-in set - ZENITH SOLID-STATE ZENITH SUPER ZENITH MODULAR GIANT-SCREEN CHROMACOLOW STEREOSOUND COLOR TV DECORATOR SYSTEM ___________________ COMPACT TV - _______) - -- TP' was I%O ri ii IM- THIS WICK Mrs. Violet E. Williams, 542 died Saturday. will be held at 2 - 30 P.M. Thursday from the Wallace St., Daytona Beach, Shiloh Missionary Baptst died Saturday in Seminole Church. Campbell Street. Memorial Hospital. She lived In Daytona Beach. Burial Sunset Memorial Park, Daytona Beach Daytona Beach and was well 'ilw Eclhelberqer n charge known in the Sanford area. ______________________ tfl. V.. 77 10* IMPORT AND PERFORMANCE CANS Fill that, cars sad nors Five-rib design __________________________________________________________________________ Polyester cord body ONLY WEATHER ~`,-_,;'-V~ J1,W1 - Regular $5435 G800+S _______ EicheIbnger Williams, of !i17 John Ebetsch Sara F. Thurmond Deborah K. Crabtree Avis 1. Stenstro,n Ora B. Cooks Katherine H. Noel Joe T. Collins May J. Vinson Maggie M. Robinson RADIMS BRAI(E OVERHAUL a' Holy Cross Episcopal Church Sce SAVE 30% = STER BELTED ______ WILLIAMS, MRS. VIOLET E.- issi . - _______________________________________________ VEAGER. MRS. LAURAFunrrI Services for Mrs Laura C Yeager, $0, of $20 Escamba Dr. Sanlord, who died Tuesday be held at 10 em. Thursday 1111il(I 1)1I1 - ' Daytona Beath lidt for Thursday 7.'? huh II Si pni Port Canaveral 6 61 ___________________________ ii C(ZSII(Il 1) ii' ccrjii i - serrice %% b - J 11' ( s . "'.. i ~,;::!:-, u ild - OH \ ss Ii' ty ',. i r ma Flc,rids )270, Attorney for Estate 'ublisrt: Aug. 7 11. 21. DEI~ • $ AD*$fsn S •uvstlpJ*,os,s,,o G(&GOYT — Mi'Ift,'rrnrfl consul" ____ ___ S - ___ - $ - — 4241 ,636o$ ___ :; ''2c 11111111 ~ ~~~ ict ...............sj4 63(, B) lo A..ew ii. .............,424 636 - 1571 ///'&f, II • 23,000 volts of picture pow, S Decorator cabinet in graint'd An:rrii.n walnut color - • 16 16-W alt Solid -State dual channel arn;"ifer S 2 remote speaker units-each sith one 6Y3' round cone speik - • LIghth tone arm S Dual needle cartridge I Zcfflth' "Custom Pr"ricc' m' 4spee recur changer r----:: - I odern.deslgned cabinet . - 639 OF ORLANDO 43995 $ : $ : 95 SAVE 1O9 .04" ~~~M! ____ 1*74 ............. — 8/16/74 - ' City " ---.-- hail .' 555WFIR . STSTREET ~ -. _. E Moil,r "t\ I Solid State Full Range Tuning S)stt m S Automatic. Fine Tuning control - r , ,'" Pa baw"" 4% VW~ of 810*0 ft P70f, slpwwz~_, " First Federal fl.- (7) Iii kb•P• h• ifS",'I4 Adf I. $73 7 1*14 .S77 ;:.;:: and tr:rt alco .i .i: l, U: - ill Sds'...s.i.ssm............ $ VIALS IR __ ______ $_- 13 CCOCtIC _________ 09 -) 1. 11 ritsr l:iri .\mertc.in - _________ luh' - S N ew Super ( hn rn.color' picture tube • Over 00'. Solid Slate chassis S One button tuning I SiiluI.Stte full-range tunIng I lnlant picture and sound a siii ti, $ ________ $ 10 IDUCAT00% pRlor i I on, hutln tunIng $ - Super ( hronna ttIi,t I - 001"01004 0004 S 19-Inch diagonal picture il p11 hit, • - %ere lT1('t. - shop, has been a resident alien wean to his home in Hollywood since 1967, police said, and searched It for explosives, $uIlirsn said Kurbegovic Is ft was not known 11 any were "Isaac asim," self- found. _______________ ___ " .J, ' Funeral Servic es lof Mr% Violei Notice is hereby given that I am -- - POWERSTEEr BELT RADIAL WHITEWALLS " 'j( w - • HOUSTON, TeL — fff)IP Wil liam Daniel Jorses. 58,onetime member of the Bwusie and Clyde gang, WHS shot to dea th Tuesdayoutside t home of an acqualivance. Jes drove for the Bonnie Parlcer'CiydeBairow gang h-em December 192 until - ' ' - u" Goo , I - . - fiO(idâ, within I calendar mon ths I a-pound L)n1b The "alphabet bomber" had from time of the first Publication of in a downtown Li Angeles bus demande d that all immteiation this rlotico. Two copies of each claim II SuOfl Friday, polic o de nd e aaiu nU and naturalization laws be Fe. shaIlsIateth,plaC,o,,n,. Uities f ound that bomb be- pealed, an nd end to laws govern- poil office address of the claimard, lore it exploded. and shalt be sworn by t he clalmird, Ing sexual activity arid "We're not discowdhrig the rest his aw"I. or afforrmy Ora acof two retired police offinpan ci' on fact that there may be other sththe1970mIstakenpolj tIar and Iucssclaim rrd,man4,... suspects," said William SaW. slayings of two Mexican nati onvan, local FBI director. "We als. '°t a 'G"° ,eman Executor of the Estate of are taking every precaution Rasun alsothreatener] to kill Alice T O'Neill, However, we know of no deCOrnd. other all members of the House of Suspects at this time and we Repr Ge Freeman Esquire esentatjye and US. Sen- S: Thomas Off C believe he is acting alone." ate with nerve gas. Thomas 0 reeman Rurbegovic, a husky 200Gates said üiunediately after Pott Office Boa SIt (1007 Hwy 436) _ rr'4çr —' •' -. • the planting - : visitors for Years. - Land _e .1 . -- _________________________________________ - ' -'"-' ' - , __ 11 pleased Florida Folk Festival MRS L4URAYEAGER Survivors include a s1str, Mrs. Laura C. Yeager, 80, of Mrs. Hattie E. Starke, Sanford; Osteen 820 Escambia Dr., Sanford, brother, T. Eichel berger, and Randolph IIsner, Osteen Kay L Ward, Altamonte died Tuesday. She was born in brother-in-law, Dr. George H. Phi la delphia, Pa. and came to Starke, Sanford; neices and Springs that years Robert E. Milanovich, city. She was a communicant Wilson-Etchelberger of MortMalthifl(I U1Ugs figure in demonstrations protesting (1w plight of her ' , WioitZ7 _____ ' FICTITIOUS NAME A ('TI I I - ll _____________ ___ / Benjamin F. Loudermilk , -- IIWAW~= standing folk singers and instrumentalists who have Wit: Section 863 09 Florida Statutes Alyce J. Hansen Publish Aug. 21, 75 & 1571 ____ * UAY * 6:= Barbara Muller of Lake Mary will also be among the out- Frances R. Sassaman, White Springs. She teaches Deltona music at Seminole Junior Henry A. Thur, DeBary College. Her folk instruments Gertrude Sharp, DeBary Gerald E. Singleton, are guitar, dulcimer, recorder Casselberry flute and autoharp, and her J. Michael Shannon, Or!ando repertoire includes beautiful Marie GH, Tampa Edgar Osborn, DeBary _ _____ ___ ________ A total of seven programs are Angela Tindel musician who sings and plays Louise M. McClosky, Deltona many instruments, will be Ernest J. Ilibbard, Deltona making her fifth appearance at Alva D. Drennen Elizabeth Wal-Istrom Mary 13. Johns Henry W. Rucker _________ on __ Mar Jo John rm is °' Vitt t,sniwuoza - -. Purse with contents valued at _________ ____ ___ ____ ___ ... ijar k 414i1d. g1- =a ,-., !] N ___ - Harriet Froeke Come Kelly Cassie Williams Gary 1, Beebe Ethel B. Speer, Deltona Maurice If. Bloodgood Deltona Dorothy M. Sa yre, Deltona George P. Muller, Dellary LOS ANGELES (Al') A 31- proc Ia I med m lilt a r y By: John A. Klmbrougp,, the Circuit Court. Seminole County, year-old Yugoslavian was ar- spokesman for Aliens of Hanover Woods Subdivision Florida in accordanc, with the Chairman recorded In Plat po_ 25, rested as he was planting a tape Amer ca pa i PrOvisions of the Fictitious Name 26 and 77, Public Records of Attest: Arthur H Beckwith recording ata hamburger stand Stat ut es, To Wit: Section suos Jr., Clerk Sullivan said agents were not Seminole County, Florida. Ofl Tuesday night and w il Florida Statut,s 1957. By: John A. Kimbroijgh. l be sureIfAllensofAnwrw rl'llly *14 5' Rnrwli, I AL;; cI,ø;,innn charged In the alphabet existed. Owner DEE-131 Attest: Arthur H Beckwith, bombings, the FBI said. Publish: Aug. 7. 11, 21, 7$. 1571 Jr.. Clerk Sullivan said the tape found OEE-17 Publish Au 71. 1971 Muharem Kurbegovic was Tuesday night when Kurbegov. , IrrlctA,I i, 1k .nn.... ..ê , lcwasarrest.ed "rei terated PO' takeou trestaurantindown town IN;HE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL litical philosophy" espoused CIRCUIT COURT , IN AND FOR G(NERAL Los Angeles by police and FBI earlier by Rasim. The la test SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA REVENUE n(JanI I ir ThP?sri , on^nlrlu i i s.... pe t. COURT OF PROBATE " vc 'Uffl a IA'mu U a Joint FBiolice news U ea G,n., R.vn,,i In re Estate si Sttivig OtOidsi 5diI -_ Sullivan said. vIiCt$y 20 local stil Stile go.fnm.n You govs'nrin mvtt P.bI,V, .ng ALICE T O'NEILL " t5 funds ha been use this COrfC1•'ence, Asst. Police Chief d or es to infor you of Vow gov.r'n.nt $ p,t..; and Obligated &,g th. ys born Jy 1. 1973, tu ra 30 1974 Earlier this month, Rasim to sncowag, Deceased.Thn yuw p çat.on decision, on how future funds spent Daryl Gates said Kurbegovlc claimed credit for the airport NOTICE TOCREDITORS as unarmed and SUTTt ATUALtZPfO,TJJ,1S recording TO ALL CREDITORS AND PER. — bombing in a tape Ft ly TH(O0ytM1pfTO, CATIF SO M IS(A3 IN SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR without a struggle. lie said the found in a CAPITAL Ill trash can by poli ce DEMANDS AGAINST SAID SUFC JLJ M.1111 had been under surveil- after a telephone call M tbs Gtrisv.i ESTATE: _PUSUCZAP ____________ tavu pmqi t o a tel'i.,, lance fol more than 18 hour& YOU, and each of you, art hereby I 1"ho"WINTAL vision station. 13,11.91 977 0,11011cy 104 notified and re_iulred to Present amy Kurbegoc will be booked for .p The Is An geles area was (Jams dnd dcmanas ich you, or a investigation of murder in the gripped by fear after hr TM$nouATo* — VAccoUNTNO. lu either $424,636 2O of you, may have against the t eats by &5 $ Aug. a4,,,,,-i bombing 1m b that itaaIITl .?4FOF CITV to "spe speilll our name in estate of ALICE T. O'NEILL. a mIAT" deceased, late of said County, to the killed three persons and inJured blood" by detonati s_ L i.! Pt' L.LEIt ng other CIRCUIT JUDGE IN THE COURT 35 others, au thori ties said. I AtCitAncis bo mbs unless his demands of OF PROBATE of Semi no le County, -$ SFi?4FUR FLOR')t $ 27?.L Other charges may be bette Flori da . at his offices In Iii. Court $ r treatment for aliens $ House of said County at Sdnfc.rd. $ t'rvmht later in connection with Ilona Massey ,. Patrice L. Young Irma Gibson Sanford t Stephanio.- Daniels Lewis I. Hughey Sr. ' • - ..._ 1t'IU, Baptist Convention of America Hampton, N.Y. LABC valued at $1,095 stolen at folklore, music, dancing and crafts demonstrated at the 250unknown date from home of acre Stephen Fiter MemorIal Pete L. Tuin of -. o engaged In business at Section 7; S Hwy Il. All of which is rpcor The S Si of Inc SE ' of the 4. as 92 Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of lest that part lying in the right Hanover Woods Subdivision ay of LOngwod Markham Road, recorded in Plat Book 19. pages 25, WHITEHOUSE KITCHEN I. BATH 76 and 77 . Public Records of REMODELING, and that I lidend to register sold name with the Clerk of Seminole County, FIa-ida. All of which Is recoded as th Born b Tuesda y from home of Phillop Festival, to be held on the banks J. Contessa f 2675 Tuscarora of the Suwanee River, White Springs, Aug. 331 and Sept. 1. Trail, Maitland. Bicycle valued at $95 stolen Performers from Sanford and Tuesday from Neil Amstrong Lake Mary will be represented of 163 Birchwood Drive. during the lively weekend oi Television and jewelry I Held under the auspices of the sponsored by the Stephen State of Florida, the festival In Foster Memorial with the many ways represents an old. assistance of the Florida time country fair. The event is Federation of Music Clubs. directed by Josephine A. peared on the program of a St. John's Baptist Church, Kennedy, sang at the National church congress held in East 22nd annual Florida Folk Ernestine Grooms Esther C. Morgan ADMISSIONS V Aim For Suwanee Fest choir of g In the Ormond Beach, willi present Bicycle valued at $70 stolen —_ Legal Notice proyjsio Musicians ty of talented performers and at the Fatrianes Bowling lanes HOSPITAL NOTES -- that I am County. Florida under the A general descri?lIon of the area engag aforesaid utility to provide, fktitls ed In business at 7 Seminole Laurel narns reasonable Services within thC wherein application to Provide Court, Ca%e!berry ndof DIMENSIONS IN STRING. water service has been requested is that we intr-nd to register said territor y authorized to county, Flork. under the tictitis name with the Clerk of the Circuit tollo' A general ctescripf.on i ine area na me of STEPtING ACCOUNTING C The follo*Jng property lying and AND TAX SI ou rt, Seminole County. Florida in here,n Services are concerned '5: SERVICE, and that I accordance with the being in Township f 20 South, Range intendtoregitterid,,mewi,h the t h e Fictitls Name Statutes, To 29 Eall, Seminole Coun Wednesday, August 21 0 0 Barbara Golding of Washington will be seen and heard at 10 Vincent Eugene Foster, 24, of while she was at 196 Aldis a.m., 1:30 p in. and 7:30 p.m. 26 La ke Monroe Terrace jailed Drive, lngwood, da ily during th e festival. Fruit valued at $100 stolen Tuesday in tieu of $100 bond Monday from It stand A newcomer to the folk charge of carrying a concealed Jackson Street, Alta monte festival this year will be Robert firearm. Springs. N. King of Sanford, who will County play a bagpipe medley before Auto valued at 2000 stolen at Television, stereo tape player unknown date (roisi Agustiri each of the seven programs. e, and stereo tapes with total Mariquez of I I King, who is a solo piper of e value of $255 stolen Tuesday Apopka. Fo u William T. McKay Memorial , nd Tuesday from the home of Flossie Wrecked in a ditch on Balmy Pipe Band, is well known to Tennon of 1821 Knox Ave., Beach Drive, Altamonte, Sanford, Apopka and Orlando Lincoln Heights. Springs. audiences for his performance on one of the world's oldest musical instruments. - -- -- - Evening Herald n SR 436. 0 Tuesday from auto of Billy - j - ------' 3 Sanford Airport. . determine '--. -- - Tuesday while parked near the $186 stolen Tuesday from scheduled, no two alike. They $45 . - - Henry Luchau of Apopka while parked will be among the large number program, the sanctuary AmelIa sustained $100 damage by fire - - of 2103 jiOSII j, Kitt, 3114 Rudder Circle, Sanford and ____ The Boissennault .' LV9W - from of Commercial Street and Oak SAve, n FordcomnUon took two rank and Me generafly agreed months, and Congress only Rockefeller said It would be that confirmation will be easy; plans to meet a little more than timetable except whatever presumptuous of him to talk some also said it would be a month between now and Notimetable is necessary for thorabout his own hopes for 1976 quick. vember. It recesses Thurrday ough and responsible con. before Congress confirms h -. im . "I think the President has wi th th e Sena te returning Sept . sideration," Rodino said. Ford, whose selection of made a choice very few wIll 4 and the House Sept. 11, then Hodino and Senate Rules j, á Rockefeller was a wellkept . crlticfzc," said house Speaker plans to recess by Oct. 1 ,' for ConiuItke Cbdiruuul Howard '-• cret, called the vice president- Carl Albert. campaigning. W. Cannon, D.Nev, set conAM designate "a good partner for House Democratic Leader Both Cannon and Rodino sWd urination machinery, Including . '_ '' me for our country and the Thomas p. O'Neill Jr. joked: 'q they will not even be in a posi li requests for a full FBI investiworld." supse it will take some time tion to plan a slarting tmc for cation, in motion imme(liatel) Rockefeller's nomination to unwind his finances.,' Rockefeller's confirmation after Pre3ident Ford named drew wide-ranging praise from Senate Republican Leader hearings undi they return from Rockefeller his nominee. "\~ ~-- —~~* t -- i '~ t congressmen including Black Hugh Scott said he hopes the recess in Septe mber. Bo th chairmen said a major ; - -Caucus Chairman Charles W. nomination can be confirmed in During that time, President question is how ong it will take Rangel, 1)-N.Y. But it drew dls. 35 to 40 days rather than the 55 Ford and Congress' leaders ' President Nelson A. Rockefeller to investigate Rockefeller's appointment from conservative it took to confirm Ford as vice have already agreed, the FBI multimlllion dollar financial ington In his own plane Tuesday some congres smen and then Republicans including Sen. president last year. will be making the exhaustive hoUngs to see whether there moming to accept the nom- flew out to continue a vacation Barry M. Goldwater of Arizona. are any conflicts of interest. Few members were as optibackground investigation that inat.ion, held his first news con- in Maine. Rockefeller refused to sup. mistic as Sen. Frank E. Moss, for Ford took two weeks. Rockefeller flew into Wash. ference, paid courtesy calls on Before he left Ile told news. port Goldwater's 1964 GOP D-Utah, who indicated he The Senate confirmation presidential candidacy and thought Congress hearings am Goldwater said Rockefeller's Rockefeller In a week. only because the Senate will be ncminatjon "is not going to set Aside from the conservative back in session in September a 4 well with the conservatives in Republicans, Rockefeller's only week ahead of the House. i Republican Party. . "I warned the President of and I am sure he understood that," Goldwater said. But Goldwa ter said Rockefellet Is eminen tly qualified b be vice president and he will supWASHINGTON (AP) -Pres- hibits federal co urts from or. year for the compensatory edu- port h im. i de nt Ford pla ns to sign today a dering the basing of a child be- cation of six Rep. John M. Ashbrook of million children in %I billion education bill ex. yond the cicsest or next-closest 14,000 school districts. $ Ohio, a conservative candidate tending Great Society school school to achieve desegCongress fina lly adopted a in several 1972 Republican aid programs and imposing regation, unless necessary to poverty standard of o a presiden tial primaries, said he new busing curbs, protect the constitutional rights year based upon 1970 ce nsus was "very disappointed" at the Ford scheduled a trip across of minority children. data, and threw out the old for. selection. town for a 2 p.m. EDT public A IIce provision requiring mula which made any child ell. "He has continually been receremony at the Department of cour ts to reopen desegrega tion gible if the family earned jected na tionwide by the majorHeal th, Education and Welfare. cases which ca lled for longer than $2,000 a year or was on Ity of the Republican Party In what was reviewed as a bus rides was dropped. welfare. Throughout his career he has Fashioned during two years Peace-making gesture, major VU IP.dUVU urgaizau were of tough wrangling In Congress ________________________ ________________________ — IflVtedto witness the bIlj sign- the bill builds ,,rvn thn Her IMSuI IIAe,. i.._...l as..._ a a . 1UIlVU ing. Many had battled with for- Elementary and Secondary Notice — SEMINOLE COUNTY mer Preside nt Richard M. Nix- Edu cation Act which pumped FICTITIOUS NAME PICTITIOtJ$,4AMI UTILITIES BOARD on over ida not inf requent billi ons of federal dollars into Notice Is h.rtby given that we are NoticeIs hereby given that I am SEMINOLE COUNTY Notice of Public Hearing Ingageci In bu*Intt at RI. I Box vetoes of education money bills, schools across the "aged in businessat 31 Jvpter UTILITIES IAORD to A. Highway 17-57, Longwood Notice of Way. CaLseIberr. SemInoi County, a d of County CornPublic Hearing Ford, who has labeled In- help poor and black kids catch Seminole County, Florida under the Florid. under tie fictItiOus name of mistionet, of Seminole flaUon "public enemy No. I," up in the classroom, si"ing as the' Semincile CW1 ,~ one Board of Covnly Com. fictitIOVII riarnt of THE ACADAME., ROOr- MASTERS, and that I Intend ah.ady has warned Congress w, tnten to righter to register said name with the Clerk and t In a basic departure, the new U t ili ties Board u ?s Z' 'd Seminole County name with the Clef k of the Circuit Of the Circuit Court, St mi nol# against spending at levels au- bill revises the formula or dis. hearing In the County c~m-r ission Sitting at the Seminole Co-onty ' ' f County, Floridi in acccrejanc w i th Chambers of the S1inoi County WihtI$ Board ili hold a public Court, SemIno, County, Florida thorized in the new bill through tributing funds for the educatlo- Courthte. Sanford, Flout., hear In the Cvnty Commission accordance with the provhsio,, of the provIsio, of the rIctiuci,s 1978. naRy disadvantaged, giving Tuesday. Sept efnb.1r 17, 1574 7Q Chambers of 1hz SemInole Courty the Fictitious Ham. StitiA, To. Name Statutes, To Wit. S.cti S Wit: Section IS Florida Florid a Statutes issi But he told a joint 5ession of proportionately more to rural PM. or as soon thereafter as Courthouse. nfo,d. Florida. 1957. Sig Larry Anderson possible ___ wt,ett*r or not Tuesday, Sennber 17. 1571 at 7 Congress on Aug. 12 that his and suburban AUg . & : hancy Stram,?: . PM.. or - -t PbI . . 1,71 • reservauonsanjouttjiemw-j pense of big cities. REF-122 Ruth E. Powell ___ trcontider an venirni.e and ecessity to operate IICTITIOUS NAME "fade in comparison to the Utsubmittef by Gieger Development PubliSh: July 31. Aug. 7. 14. 21, 1974 The bill also protects t he waP.r and sewerage systems DED.113 Seminole County. Florida. issued to Compaty requesting a certificate gent needs of Amer ica for dual- pr ac iv y of ehlldrens' school Heathrow (I$l!lte, inc., Should be PcblCCOnv*nlenc.and Necessity to — Notice is hereby given that we are FICTITIOUS IME ily education." engaged In business at 377S N. records from Inspection by cancelled tin whole or in pull for t-atc a w.Iter system in Seminole Seminole Ave.. Goldenrod Smlnol, In Implementing Its jrovl- cr edit bureaus, prospective Florida. refusal or inability of the Notice Is hereby given -----.--' Monday Sauerbrun of 224 Annie St., Orlando, while parked at corner Clears Ford's Desk equipment. LAR CORUNA, Spain (AP) Franco, 81, has so corn. pletely recovered from three weeks in U hospital that his fl ' than normsl man 1115 a W age," his doctor says. 4iM. who has . 1UItXI Spain PÜ1n tOl 35 years, was treated in July for uwum&,iucuiu,, an thflhI)1I1J(4(lf5 of VeinL 22. He La tii1 walks every day th rough Ii of El Pw de 9 A IA etras u.wt said Tuesday, and soon Plans to play some go.!. . -r--- -: stolen from the auto of Byron E. Seminole County musicians Performing on the Sunday several spirituals. The group, In Dallas, and has also ap. Sanford, while parked at 180 Airport Blvd. Tools valued at $3(X) stolen -- £tLCuc1pUke with Fond on wo different occasions, euuiber elections. 'mt not going to set any . Mr1_r%_C%'16Vt0 School A et4 Mass Transit Bill Sliced - I assumption," Rockefeller said. Republicans feel browening she said. In ano ther session with re- the base of the party is bad Rangel said he doubted Rockorteirs not talk to Ford about the Pres. on losing and keep on being a fore November, and another ident's W'16 plans. A White minority." Judiciary member, Rep. House spokesman later said Besides, on fiscal matters Charles E. Wiggins of Calilorthere was no discrepancy in Rockefeller Is conservative, nia, said it may take until ~_- _t - __________ _ . . .. "' A. ____________ - Workers' Pension Protection - ., - B!zt House Republican gate an oil billionaire should be "That was my impression, Leader John J. Rhodes said, "1 appointed to the vice preslden-. that's what I urged, that's my can't believe conservative cy by an appointed sident," • -. PANAMA (API - Panama is restoring diplomatic relations with Cuba, joining five other Latin American states th at have ended poli ti cal and economic sanctions u!ainst Fidel ('astro's ('orumunkt re:ime, A delegation is Ii'. ing U' Havana today to formalize the renewal of ties and a ceremony Is scheduled Thursday. Gen. Franco - - valued at $5 stolen Tuesday Gun valued at $40 stole A61________ Panama Recognizes Cuba Elizabe th 's jet was en route to Bali in March when It was approached b four Pt torn jets, the Air Fcirce has disclosed. A spokesman for British Airways in L.ondonsald the Queen 's pilot reported the incident at the time and said the fighter planes were never close enough to the monarch's VCIO to constitute a "near miss." The Air Foree' European headquarters in West Germany said on Tuesby that the incident occurrea during a NATO maneuver over Karlsrume and the ll ts werekeepin ncuy to tr presmi..-' routes. - J..__,J__._________.______ - .- -- Tape player and stereo tapes Ave. "It is lrordc that after Water- term. ______ ___________ corn- confirmation • Influence to Increase in'jne'iiate con CSsIOflal critic Ing election In 1976 to a itill said. - _ ., mittees decilnod Tuesday to set any target date and House Judiciary Chairman Peter V. RodinO Jr., D-N.J., did not rulr - - • How going ahead with piMs to set up a self-sufficient Turkish (' Ir jot stale in the part of Cyprus occupied by th e __________ used his ,,has every intention" of seek- spending and debt," Ashbrook was Rep. Bella S. Abzug, DN.Y. i _ _____ Congress vice president. ANKARA. Turkey (All) — The Turkish government is men he believes President Ford _ except from some longstanding Republican foes virtually guarantees Nelson A. ________ Rockefeller's confirmation by BRIEF WASHINGTON (AP) '-- POLICE BLOTTER Bicycle valued at $20 WASHINGTON (AP) -. Wednesday, August 21, 1974 ----------------~ IN - - - -i # _1111111 SANFORD ~ PH. 322-2821 �If - -- - - - - - - - . - - ' - - - - - -: - Evening Herald Evening Herald LNX*M&Hg lkbraM D ickinson Probe Records Sc uclht FLORIDA Wednesday August 21, 1974-4A TAMPA, Fla, (AP) - Detense attorneys are seeking to force prosecutors to reveal fed. eral grand jury testimony that kd to the perjury iadictmcnt of Mamie Mitchell, pe rsonal SeC. retary to Florida Comptroller Fred 0, "Bud" Dickinson, Walter Arnold, who repre- r \.Mrs. MItchell and . r1 Dickinson, filed the motion TuesdaytforeU.S Magistrate IN BRIEF JACK ANDERSON Volusla Common FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32171 Area Code 3322-ii or 831.9993 BreakI Government WAYE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director w cause - -. - I)EI.TONA_Tl1 Southwest Volusja Chapter of (.'omnIpfl Cause elected officers at its most recent meeting, aw Wednesday, August 2174-5A . - The officers are: Dr. Louise Holborn, Orange City, and publicity; D,'nna I'arsell Deliary, secretary; Ernie Wosehanak DeBary, coalition Munch, Deltona, coordinator ofcoordinator; Marguerite Inside congress ISSUcs. •uui Kurt Scheier. I)'t1rv These officers will serve as a steering -_ committee for the legisla t ive and organizational activities of the new Common Cause Chapter. thairmm; WI'. Widg.wo, 1)eltona, vice chairman 0 - witnesses that led to Mrs. Mit. Testifying besides Register of Florida Bancorporation Inc. his organizati on contributed chell's indictment. to were Harmon Wheeler, presi. of Pimpano Beach. Dickinson's campaign in 197 (;aIIie said he would rule on (lent of the First National Bank Weintraub and Kester latex 'd ro.lI7 . the motions later this week. I .7 of St. Petersburg; Joe Weint- ssid they were questioned about tickets" to a reception for Dick. Meanwhile, Dicki nson said raub, iirssini of the board of contributions to Dickinson's jason. Tuesday that his attor neys Pan American Bancshares, K ter said all contributions were reviewing a subpoena he Inc. of Miami; and Robert L. election campaign. Weintraub said he had made were received to appear as a govern- Kester, chairman of the board recorded with the secreno contributions. Kester said tary mont witness in the Scpt. 3 trial of state's office. or Pryor. "I'll do whatever they tell me -- U . II WASHINGTON-Day In and day out, the U.S. In the last few months has the FAA investigated Inspectorsfrom the United Slates regularly Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.) go ve rnment defying the United States and It., and given out a few At Pfizer, a spokesman denied to my reporter warnings, to," Dickinson said. visit the Inn to make sure It's up to American Chris Paul Game Jr. Year, $2840. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. Al',own law by permitting American firms to do that the conte.st was solely designed The most persistent efforts to get the United Torem I'ryor has asked for a trial idzi. r'- Mitchell :,I ,t)j..k rrIonU3,ubMciitn)u. 1: I9Ur...iI... • Wh4. t.tz L ..j ü, Ml; VU*urnycln. Its pUrpOe W CIUUY w nrrt1 delay and U.S. law until alter the November ~j I Footnó(:The son's former law partner, Sou thern Ithodesla, House of Representa tives will •qnformatjonal," he said. have been made by the Centu for Social Action vote this elections, asserting that Frederick C. Pryor, have been public. week on whether to continue the ImScores of travel agents, for example, are of the United Church of \\ Footnote: Many doctors steer away from Christ. There, the Rev, portatlon of Rhodesian chrome ity associated with Dickinson's indicted for lying given permits for tour groups to Victoria Falls. In Morton has sent wrilte' to a grand to the United Vibramycin and other trade-name drugs4 notices to more States. At present, it Is re-election campaign would jury that is probing Dickinson's Amerlc9n franchiser, are allowed to opera te In than a thousand brought In under a special precisely because they are priced far higher travel agents to remind them exemption. make a fair trial impossible. personal finances and his Crime outhern Rhodesia, Until few weeks ago, U.S. they are breaking the Seminar Slated than non-brand name equivalents and sub. law. He has been charged with method of granting state bank PHARMACEUTICAL FESTS: Pfizer, the Sh - .airlines worked hi hand-in-glove with Rhodesia's es. Instead of Vibramycin, for " making false charters, statements when TAl,I,AlIAsEI Ha. AP) The Florida Prosecuting government airline. Some of the travel agents have taken a Pharmaceutical giant, used to offer deep freeza many doctors prefer inexpensive tetracycline. FRED 0. DICKINSON he testified th at a check for Attorney's Association and Gov. Reubin Mkew's special 1l)e indictment alleges that Yet, according to the law, all such activities disdainful view of Morton's missionary work, and other expensive items to doctors to enTALLAHASSEE,, Fla. (AP) to deba te the propriety of a ALASKAN HAYRIDE: The Interior $9,751.62 he once sent to Dickin. counsel on organized crime will sponsor a seminar Ofl Mrs. Mitchell lied when she te • are ill illegal. however. David Grover, president of Percival courage th ri to iecribe Pfizer drugs. Now, Department, while publicly patting Itself on the Treasurer Thomas O'Malley 121,000 "slush fund" O'Malley unilaterially exclude other appearance before the panel economic in son did not Involve bank crime It's back to free tified Democratic candidates in these she was stock, says Friday in Orlando. food and booze, the owner - not May, he'll not disnipt his cam. collected, D Tours of Los Angeles, said people like back for Its efficient help to Indiana, has dragged May, 1968 The United Nations took The debates." grand Jury Tuesday But the Dickinson Economic crimes such as land swindles new twist wist on Pfizer 's "After Hours" paign schedule to debate camof stock In the and consumer "I have never seen or heard a its feet for two and half years on 8 study of unprecedented step of declaring, mandatory preacher were "children in a man's world." fr auds are dr;imin' many Floridians' p(CkCtbaok, heard testimony Irotti Worth tw(, Avenue exec. paign opponent Jack Shreve O'Malley told nesnien the 700 salencr , get National Bank in witness badgered economic sanctions against Rhodesia. President aid .lauit's McDonald, the special counsel, said 'I'uesday. like she utives in bank holding coin- Tallahassee next Monday, but fund was a oper i'alm Beach County. Even such Industrial giants as the Ford Motor "points" and big bonuses for roping doctors into means for was," Arnold said, It may be stretching the point a little but in our order The study was supposed to begin In Lyndon Johnson quickly issued an executive Company (FMC) have flouted the law. Two panics, a prominent Tampa will meet him in Collier or Lee him tomeetofficeexpnesaniJ backing Arnold contended that Mrs. meals. They get extra points If Arnold also filed a motion Ba y they show films to December, 1971, but Interior passed it back and up the UN. He banned any years ago, FMCarrangecj two "incentive" tours the doctors, manage view Circuit Judge Volvie A. Williams, Jr. wrote A area banker, and former County if Shreve wants to go that all contributions ahd been Mikhell was badgered by three seeking permission Park Campers Down mericans from giving "funds or other f inancial to to obtain to finagle Pfizer displays forth likes hot peace pipe. At one time It landed state legislator William Regis- there, Rhodesia for Its dealers. The dealers, into hospitals, or entertain a "federal account," in federal prosecutors during her grand his own little chapter of "Profiles In Courage" reported. He said he would Jury testimony of other icr. or economi c" support to Rhodesia. moreover, tried to violate another secti hands of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, TAl.I AIjA pf'Ha. mAP Tuesday when he tossed out the "evidence" seized on of the In a let id prefer for the legislature to Camping in te Florida r, O'Malley sa state law by bringing In the trophies they had bagged. $6®Top Pfizer "host.," were offered as much as which, Incredibly, was one of the very agencies parks declined 15 per cent in the year Despite these explicit orders, in the "Great Altamonte Smut Raid." be Tuesday he was approve an expense fund for going for winning their district and regional being studied. of the fuel crisis, The trophies, however, were held Treasury Natural Resources Department has w Director up t he in by U.s, ked Harmon Collier-Lee area at travel Custom Sh ields says. contests In a recently concluded Vibramycin and noted Cabinet members. Pornography is a very delicate issue in today's agents Finally, Interior officials conceded they could s Wiule day use was up slightly. Shields said and others for years. A treasury that Shreve, seeking the DemoTuesday, the society: for one th ing no one has ever really defin ed spokesman promotion, And the district manager who goaded not meet the December, 1974, deadline. In his letter, O'Malley pointed American franchisers, too, operate openly in his total number of park visitors declined from 10.1 million in said since travel cannot be banned, tTatic salesmen-hosts Into the most points got a oo Quietly, they ha ve farmed the study out In it and the Supreme Court has successfully evaded a 1972-73 to nomination as treasurer, out he left a hospital to make a 9.86 the travel agents are free to carry on their million in 19774. though the Treasury Department prize, called off appearences there for Joint appearance with other vastly shortened farm to a private firm at a Cost holds they are not covered by the law, For In. "Th e general decline in park usage last year, especially legal definition by admitting that what might be business. 'the debate you unhlaterially can The losers In these contests, of course, are the to the taxpayers of $531,000. didates for treasurer in considered pornography in one community might by long-distance visitors, was attributed primarily to the ar ranged" in Tallahassee. stance, a Holiday Inn in Bulawayo was opened elderly and the poor who must pay more for At the Federal Aviation Adm1nisiraUonat December, th th So frustrated by the bobtailed nature N of the 4 be seen in an entirely different light in another. e granddackly of all prescription drugs. It Is they and the Spokesmen at Shreve's Miami on Aug. 11 and another fuel shortage and related economic factors," he said, Rerji ( FAA), the cooperation between U.S. airlines Rhodesian ra ci tswi ordinary Ihew study was the Health, Education and s Thus it is a subject most lower court judges campaign headquarters said he joint appearance was planned with Air Rhodesia has also been permitted. Prime Minister ,an Smith, citizen who must pick up the tab for TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (All) closure law and Only personally cutting,the Welfare Department that It has if their names said Lawrence Gonzalez, com now pulled its Aug. 30 at the Tallahassee Tiger ribbon. had left Tallahassee. They said Bay Space Movie - At least six candidates will should be "Vibramycin After Hours." appraoch only on pain of disbarment. The easy$148,000 contribution from the proJe.'t. removed from the mission executive director, Club. they did not know what his be asked to explain to the Flor. ballot. and most frequently used Lactic-is to rule for the CAPE CANAVERAL, Ha. AP reply would be. State candidates who will Crews from 20th ida Ethics Commission this Sat. "I fully intend to be t here and state and let the defendants seek justice at a higher RAY CROMLEY Century Fox are at the Kennedy Secretary y sent notices of State are Doroth Space Center to make Earl Varnes, Shreve sent the de bate offer to debate all issues, par. level through the appeals mechanism. another movie, Urday why their names should (;lis.n said she would comply candidate for the Democratic in a letter to O'Malley cr.d told a ticularly the qualificationsof RALPH NOVAK not be removed from the ballot with Judge Williams to his credit chose not to take The hollywood, Calif., crews are making preparations any commission request to nomination for the Florida news conference that he wanted each of the Democratic nomnifor failure to file financial dis~~ For production of "Stowaway to the House remove names from the from White Sept. 's 10 the easy way out and in language fairly bristling Moon," a Springs, and film for closure forms, mices for the important office," Mao television about a young boy who stows away on board an Point '_ primary' election ballot, But she political gadfly Jim Fair, who Is with indignation reminded the prosecutors that the he wrote. The commission voted unani_,_. (3 Apollo spaceship. , said she needs as much notice seeking the Democratic nom"end does not justify the means" even when it Is mously Tuesday /01 to ask the SIX ination for a Senate scat from He said he also was se nding a comes to fighting crime. two candida tes for state of. as possible. copy Tampa. of his letter on the Collierlices and four local candidates The Commission's action We don't imagine it was a particularly Lee C,". debate to Fitzhugh Powell County and municipal candi. (1' / to appear be fore them, came in an unusual 30-minute decision for Judge Williams to write. Seminole of Jacksonville, "since you s who __ - _Weither have not noti.i 6 The commission also voted 7. conference telephone call hook- date --_ County as a whole takes a much more conservative 0 have taken it upon yourself to li 2 to ask those persons who have up among commission mem- Weedor have commission they will i view of what is pornographic and what isn't than, not been contacted promised to file the required hers In Tallahassee, syflg say, New York or Chicago or Los Angeles or, even, Miami, by the s forms by Lakeland, agency are William liartoday but had not done 0 1 . Orlando. The decision may even be used against Pensacola and Tam. rell of Taft, Daniel E. Boone of .=;? so to pa. %attend the Saturday' -.**I -, % 10 __-. -% him in future political campaigns. Orlando, and -___ CM. "Pete" hearing and meeting. . Two candidates for state of. Tucker and Melba :.;ç That wotdd be a tragic development. Judges are there isa time for Jackson, The commission scheduled fice and By GEORGE W. CRANE The Pentagon has been getUngslotof4 ) But he persuaded me to drive foreign four candidates for both of Oakland. . MIAMI (AP) - The finanthe -i t i hearing placed on the bench to interpret the law while to decide if any county municipal offices press lately because Its money has been used In Ph. a, LD. all over Miami County Wi th him °°P 10 leave. The local government and Its all c'ially trou bled Interama Au. •' 's " Tucker experiments on retarded children and beagles, protecting the rights of both the state and the ac- mIlItarr rnimt then clean house, get rid of Its that day, where I spoke to all candidates intentiona lly %Io- from Orange County in Central candidatesand Ms. Jackson are thority has proposed a way to for the Oakland city lated the new financial dis- Florida - will be sent CASE B'1: James K. Kuser five separate high school among other beings. The critics are, however, cused. Judge Williams discharged h judicial corrupt generals and Inefficient ,. notices, council, divvy' up its 1,688-acre site if it 0. . '. Is th e dynamic newspaper assemblies. overlooking the great value these experiments responsibilities in a manner that did honor to both A State Department expert on Southeast Asia goes oh of business, officials 'contri bute to mankind and the universe in publisher at Napoleon, Ohio, the bench and the legal profession. once told this reporter with say. Sen. Sul van li figured he was amaent of general, not to mention the mWtary4ndust "Dr. Crane," be telephoned 1 the improved performance of the Laotians after Juatkeeping me "warmed up" Interama chairman Elton / earlier this year, 'we'd like to for 2 the U.S. pullout. Years ago, Vietnamese axthe main Named Gissendanner Speaking of courage,event told slate offi. that night. 5. President Gerald Ford per1 To have you come over here to Consider,for example, the Pentagon's hi therto .J in war and But I was dais Tuesday en Politics an ed ti pat younger thatt they could ci the then and Provedtooursatisfactionmesthythatregardl LOP secret experiment Involvi ng the entire state address our Chamber of didn't mind this strenuous keep 1,102 acres of the land by e yem after the of wha t the future might hold for his pres ' of Idaho. Now try to think when It was that you Commerce banquet, idency it last U.S. troops departed, and these were men ' absorbing lecture schedule. . . $.25 million in debts / won't be handicapped by a reluctance to make hard p "But I wonder If you'd mind . rom Idaho or s rk deeply appreciative of the role the United States that were run up trying to Cs, talking to our high school read about an event occurring In Idaho. Exactly. However, my first Initiation Political decisions. t roops played In the crucial years when tablish the trade and cultural . assembly at 2:30 the same day? Into prolonged speaking oc .. What has ha ppened Is that the whole The President announced that he would ( SoUth Vie tnam had Its back against the wall. TA!AAflSSEI, Fla, (AP) Askew said in a statement an- cou.ity and center, first proposed in the late throw "tt : '- 4.., _. ..- or state employes "For we feel those teen-agers cu1T11 before the Akron Dental .- Four population of Idaho - plus four tourists who members of the Feder- nouncing the appointments, io the "Weight of my presidency ... on the side of China's Mao Ts54ung, probably the world's their governing boards. would also enjoy' hearing you." Society In Ohio. happened to be trapped In Boise - have been al Medi ation leniency" and blipport a program and Th Conciliation expe rt on unculventlonal war, has said The commission will draw up of conditional Freeman's salary is $34,000 a legisat sum is the amount the - '4 vice Via telephone, I with a la ture has appropriated to repeatedly had been combined total of guidelines told Si amnesty fur Vietnam-era draft dodgers that in the long pull of a guerrilla and put into effect year. The other four members build a to determine what would happen If the earth This type of schedule has I was to start the and war. except for 150 years experience in labor convention at Florida pavilion. the law providing for collective will be paid $100 a day deserters, And he made the announcemen 14 1.-. .. ... and diploma been routine for me during the 9a.m., but were struck by a giant meteor In the shape of a while t in a country must depend on f disputes have the doctc,rsth'jJ -: been named % , Interama probably won't be J th Its own troops and its to bargaining between city, doing conimjssjon work, speech before the na tional convention of th a, i,.,... surgical scalpel. past generation, slowly, because of their late the new state Public Employes e own people, not on foreign lnterventjon. built because officials say -. What, Pen tagon experts wondered one Veterans of Foreign Wars, an organiza ti Indeed, a few weeks after my breakfasts day Relations Commission, on The time tiien has they've been unable to sell visit to Napoleon, I was also between classes on the Trojan wars, would come to evaluate vehemently opposed to any form of amnesty. GOV, Reubin Askew apbonds to finance it. situation in Vietnam, a year and a half after lix HoWmnuchtfmedld•%.ouallot ha ppen If such a meteoric scalpel 'scheduled to address the n dividing the rest of th e should slice The President is no newcomer to politics and final American for my address?" I quietly pointed them Tuesday to join military pullout. /j ____ Into the Earth, cut out ath of land _______ elped Charles E. Freeman in the jt land, officials said, North was obviously aware that his proposal would imc-. Cleveland Dental Society asked the Chairman, as th me word from friends In Saigon is that South . I (' r- , ------a.banquet zooming off Into apace? How would this affect session, del ate task of implementing theicate Miami would get 350 acres, mediately draw fire from organized j,i::the national defense posture? What would It do to veterans Vietnam Is not collapsing, economically, And the chairman asked If I audience courteously were new Miami 93acres, the MiamiDade collective bargaining groups and a significant majority of the ?2z '01w deterren t credibility? Most Impor -'-'::-: could fly ln earlier ln the ciay for applauding following his Ifl Congress. politically Or militarily, law Water and tant, for city, county and state would Sewer Authority 80, it Since some form of amnesty now has the an extra informal talk to a troductlon, u e number Of gawals and Ad. The U.S. has not kept up one-for-one employes. Florida International Tax blessing of the President we can now riis special group of dental "Well, Dr. Crane," he said, minIs would have to be reduced? expect the replacement of Saigon's equ1nent North The new appointees are BusUniversity 47 and Dade County surgeons. "we had expected to begin sell A. Smith of Naples, debate on the subject to be conducted on a higher Vietnam has buUt Its forces In th To help answer this question, all Idahoan 16. William South to .s.jn TALLA HASSEE, Fla, Al') As a dedicated educator, I promptly at 9 o'clock, but we Rose of Oldsmar, Joseph level than has been the case in the past. "This is a dangerous trend highest Lent since the war began and Improved were collected one day in an UnAnnounced rotws& However, Gissendanner said Li. Gov. Tom Adams says and your administration has relish addressing the afternoon are starting a half how' late, so Brandschain of West Palm uPandsetoffonautet,uput, the state could obtain the their equipment In violation of the accords. But orbit around the Astrodomne. high school and college you can continue till 12:30." Gov. Reubin Askew helped failed to do anything about it,,, there seems little doubt the South could hold " M Bead, and Philadelphia and and North Miami sec. create a property tax problem he said. n g assemblies when I am Pe ta At first against another big Hanoi push. Invited to on Official are reluctant to d1scu.t the I thought he was Ve'rnor Stouffer of Fort Lauder. lions as well by paying the and then didn't do anything to project and usually tell anyone as a city for a b..nquet ap- Joking, for I had expected a dale. Each is king about it money the authority owes the me Russians and the Chinese have cut their at least 66. slop the tax from sharply in. Adams said Askew helped pearance. usual one-hour time limit, but that they have never heard of the experiment, cities. Freeman, a specialist in Ismilitary aid to Hanoi marltecIly. If North Vietcreasing. Editor the State of Idaho or their own mothe. But one For young people are at th e he really meant it, so I ir.entally bor relations, had already create the problem when he been nam does attempt another all-out attack It may Evening ,-rnc ,1 a,.,l #L n •a,l .-,.. LA... Adanic , ..... the stolen goods. Free use of the tool for 3 days is highly placed Source got angry LAOQ4 LM all 1t.'IWW UJ us be teoar,a z my Herald voted as it legislator for the 18 when he w. on chairman Smokers in Britain are going to L-. Invited to try a new find replacing its arms a very difficult task, me provided with registration at the police del- passed over for Promotionand agreed to talk the DeMOLTatiC gubernatorial ( undecided as to which direction Sanford, Fla. IA,ckily, for ,Onstitution provision changing several Years I and iLi only full-time member. cigare tte clevdopeci jointly by the 0 i "safer" heavYtroopleveb1nthesouthmsyhe ment. In addition SISTER provides 2 bright about the project off the record. thus to take. had been wri ng ti a monthly "I think the dustnles ft will con tain what sounds tobacco people of Florida, and chemical In'of a burden than an asset unless thi' North like E*e 3wf'#nin'* from 13 yellOw plastic tickt.- with th wurding 'We "Dear Reubin" cailip ain thdccd, It L, c-sler lo sleet Vd U Prozessional the publa employcs and t.h 11M d1fli! c- far 1116 IWAI ii,teresting effect is that only 'ssessiients carpenter shop - wood pulp roiled out Into sheets and then VletAlamese find it easier to feed these men in the from just vtlue to Dear Sir: have joined Opera tion Identification. All Items of letter that homes are In an undecided person into the Psychology" for Cal Dental public employers can expect je People In the country have noticed toasted and shredded. U ca value. o pardy because South U Receii we noticed an article in your paper value on these prem ises have been marked hOUISnd. anything bright road than to try to pull Journal high property so I hoped or when f strange," the source said. "And I got the highest degree of they fairness "Operation ID Sought in DeLand" therein this ready identification Smoke from these cigarettes would contain much less tar than --- I R Both the North and the South are having their 'back somebody who has been warmed up and began hitting and prof essional competence taxes have been suddenly by law enforcement were all magazine subscription clerks who were Adams issued a position patobacco smoke, anI no nicotine at all. Fine, but what else 1ioe, it econo program to slow down burglary Li being agencies. - Courtesy of SISTER Inc." to be worried .akqut unpaid Invoices. mic problems. While cutting military aid at a levied time when traveling the wrong path for on all eight cylinders, that some when this commission begins economy the per pledging to work for reinscontain? Scientists have spent years analyzing tobacco smoke the Russians and Chinese have recently more recommended by Police Chief Paul Pounds. In picked up upon return of the tool, several years aid th us is en- of my previous writings would earning ('flit its assignment," is adversely affected tItution of the just value system me stickers Eiy effort is made, the Source added, to 1970 SISTER Inc., purchased engraving tools are to be put in a prominent place and to find a fink with the diseases It seenu to cause. Are they going than doubled their annual economic Assistance by other factors, make sure the subje c t :. trenched in error, flit back into of assessments if he is elected. are s of the experiment are my mind-and to have to start all over to find out If it is hazardous to our health to the North and provided them to the PA. lice Departments readily noticeable from thr mad. to roughly $1.3 billion, Almost three. Andonthedayofanaddre, they did. comfortable, though they are by the necessities to smoke wood % . throughout Seminole County with the exception times what It Is estimated Congress will vote to of the experiment kept in a permawtly upside a professional speaker is Sin ce then, I ha ve -le ar ned ir of i. Geneva where citizens of send the Sou th this coming year. DesPite thu y,ur readers are thterestej In reducing Good down, 12&degree environment to see how th that town thought 50 usually keyed up, like a boxer, that such professional cllnlcsor . ___________________________________________________________________________ -y- ey crime rate highly of - advantage, v1si in Seminole county and protecth'1g react the ici*.a ((engraving allftems of value to the North report the id. to stress. so he doesn't feel the fatigue till seminars are geared to three _ for identification t they provided their own their personal property, all that is necesSary is to Thes01was Jawhit,he ministrative setup is dreadfully weak for ed the following mo BERRY'S WORLD rning so i hour session, with a 15-minute visit their nearest police station and borrow "bleeding heart instrument lb dUng economic aid and translating that figure 1 might as well talk coffee break in between U" when he received an The idea of . 0 - Outstanding Identification" began tool. We hope they will. urgent message. assistance Into Improvements otheeconomy 'lwlce. If you wish to construct a t - . ______ -_-_-In California and has sread throughout the "What's But the po puhr this!" he cried. "US Etnomically, the Sou th Li plugging along next (lay a s talk whether of 5.: peaker ___________________________ - the sub;ectj of country. Here we stggesl that a person engrave Sincerely YO(WS, an experiment! ~.-----n ) eST-ShoWroo may be so weary he can't thInk' minute or 50 minute duration, / As ___ slowly. The outlook for the next two years Is I They want everyone ____ ---a. at his telephone number with area code, thus (MJ5.)RUth GSwh.QL PItagon gIveup For example Indi send for my booklet "Public an a State continued struggle, with unemployment high, to kool.aid flavors . enabling police to get an Immediate answer on SISTER Operation at _t~ -AT...V1lF'flIm,Tirj1i_ Senator Leo Platform Strategy," enclosing Siith, an especially amcng trained lunch to see If we can endure hardship! That's ____ invited me men. But there's a ______ ), identification barbarjsm It's ,44 to deliver an evening "March of a long stamped, return en great deal oi' optimism for the future, once the fkfldl3jhl it'g,,," II ___________ -. -- flghUngseuJeso, Dimes" address at 8 P 1 velope, plus 25 cents ____________ _________________________________________________________ __ I A half -. 1 al do7en western oil companies are -. .J Ar A1 L1.,.s_ l ..! I WA Tit 'i"i__ tri"i"J -___ _______ dickering for offshore petroleum drilling rights. Could be we're gettLn overly suspicious, or -, Please remem be r -In the past, our defense nW&I atesand something. You be the judge. Around dept. has ]o - 0 # loaned - ~V , mney to aiuyaft manufactur European na tions are making advances for bual. I At SMALL SIZE BULLETIN BOARDS There are three basic polntz to remem ber: ~, ers like Lockheed. p -uunder our ne w austerity program, ness Investment. I - Congress says cut the defuise budget. we don't do Wood,,, Fmsm, that kind of "loanin g" anymore. Co need go 2_GrumsnA1rcraft ,,gaysy .peot 18 $6.92 Assistance to help them produce the F-14 jet aircraft. 6 mm It Should Also be pointed out that the presIdent of t p i % 24'i3' 3 - Our government says we)re not going to loan you 11.38 I he THOUGHTS World Bak Is none other than Robert S. the money, "See If you can get It from a private sector," 36 .48" 18,60 McNamara the former Secretary of Defense. I At th is point we introduce you to n li ttle country Aluminum (tam. called 1t' get back to the loan they made to Iran ( which recetqly got awfully oil rich at 'j' Iran. t was our expense) 18 *24" suppd to be to help their $6.70 and they tell Gruman "we like your plane; we're going to 11 Have mercy on me, 0 God, a rd j to thy agrlcuituraj development at a cost of eight per 7406' cent for th e next 14 years. 11.00 &e planes from you and further, we're gnlng to !O (ri steadft love; a'cnrtfln to th y abwvlant .." 1-day service n er,cy practically th i48' 36 '-J at s you the money to build these planes not only for us, but for ame day as th at 18.20 blot out my transgres.jo - Psalm loan goes 51:1. through, this country borrows money from for most glasses from our own, in-store lab* Reliable i'U1er5 as well." =~=i_:~i_____ The Clock "The most difficult of all virtues is the its citizens at healthy 9.5 per cent, is,, lvsitabS. complete eyeglass service ... full satisfaction assured. for giving spirit. Pege see Which now brings us to the folks at th World Bank to be Lenses copied in any tint. w negctist a loan with Iran for BY JOHN A. with man; It Is human to want to get li em with an 0 mil SKI on for rm "fa My or ig inal quon is. ..0 think th "Don? b/ame inflation /Of this price increase, blame aid." enemy." - William Jennings Rryan, Mnenic at maybe they're gcorgc thart dry weather this summer in the Mid--mci Soufhwf/" 2 still playing games In Washington? Altamonte Mall, Altamonte SprIngsjeI,834.7600 orator, With Our money? 113 ( Robnion Oneonlovvti O,I,ir1 Orlando Fashion Square,Tel,894.71 7:7rTi ____ E ... Judge, President O'yk4c Ifell - rees ,6-' - - S "Jo - Debatereve In Hard ecisions 4 -- Eth ics Board To Decid e Ballo t es o ()n i'a / . (2) (" OWL1 / Proved I Pentagon Stewed I .., / F - Vietnam Interamci S te S - . -. !a- ;:. : Kool Aid - F I - - - • , - . _a % a -, Educators Love - Audience Proposed , -.' .;:' F. - ' - Panel Is P ublic Wo er B - L - -. - •.. - ,.& ' ,-., - Gj - - ' - ., - , ' ' // 1 .-',, / / . . -. -, -.- "--• ,.I' - r- - -. ____ Askevv' H - - (reate I . Problem-Ada '" . ____ - Letter To The E - Still Trying p.• - _ -- ,,,,.,,,, 'rWII - - 14J .2 PIIIiii% %I'I 1111 P, ,service J -, ____ - I . __ Ft ,: _ ... ___ ' -- - . -. - ____ _ ..,. _ _____ ____ i24' - 1 - _________ buy & JJ RLEVISIOfl cente ____ to Jr --- - ____ Z. ,- - _________ ' . . -FP. , ________ - __ '-;I' -. - -RJi ' -. L-.----i'.-_t---I-. s-,,-. ' ,~x___ ,, t -"r' -, '-Z, ' ..- -. tl �Evening Herald Wednesday, August 2l, 1974 Seminole Policemen Alta monte Springs Provides DR. L. E. LAMM Evening Herald Honor Tag Extension s AdeIIe Davis: I law enforcement Gunter said he does not agree All agencies are joining the Florida with the FlIP decision because Highway Patrol's decision to "two weeks ago there were no By DONNA ES file from School Supt. W. P. sver weeks ago said U city inititj'e allow a seven-day extension for lines to ge t Lags and people Islon and the Herald Staff Writer j-"r lPP(fl in ('fl'UV'l'f purchase of new tags, with knew then they had to cet coi!d have had the updating provides more citizen inDEAR DR. LAMB — In complisbed a lot of good in her terms, clone for little more than $1,000. volvement in the government. verbal and written warnings them." Adelle Davis' book -Let's Eat time. But 'icr time was bef e or ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-. A Acceptance of the Mason Inc. being given during the exRight to Keep Fit" she states World War II, when Ufl' misunderstanding between -Approved payment of a $800 city bid was delayed last -Placed on the Sept. tension period. 3 that the foods doctors tell their dernutrition was a national officials and the Seminole a letter week when bill from A. A. McClanahan for agenda copsideraflon of an. from the cit y Casselberry Police Chief patients to avoid In order to problem. She was a warm 's con- reviewing appraislals on eight nexing 30 streets surrounded by George Karcher and Longwood oun School Board has been suiting engineer, Bill lower cholesterol: i.e. eggs, grat4rnotherly person in her settled and &.er Palm, parcels er,ic w ill indicated the school board for of land to be acquired city territory. Director ot Public Safety T li ver, butter, whole milk, etc., later years. Her educa tion was be provided by the city to the expected a partial refund If sewer easements, Hennigan seem to think money actually supply the nutrient limited to a bachelor's degree new -Authorized the city atelementary school under others tapped Into lines It is is the flfl A Longwood man has been problem. "People -Accepted copies of a torney to prepare a resolution don't have cc they hatz to trarMrrcd frern McCoy Mr that nutrient being biochemistry in 1937. She Caine q.4 lit oilier bu.iisess, eouncii: completed by the charter study ment of housing and lecithin. Please give me your on the nutrition scene about Urban Council Tuuesday night -Approved payment of advisory committee. Corn. Development (HUD) so that until they have to," said Sawyer Air Base in Michigan. opinion? time vitamins were beginning acceph'il the $33,345.50 low bid $9,305.46to city engineers Glactj mittee Airman First Class Sebering Chairman Jane owners of property in flood hIegan DEAR READER - Did you to be isolated and understood. 4 Mason Inc. for construction and Radcliffe for services son of Mr. and Chief Deputy, M. Lawrence, from Richards, hards, a former city clerk, prone areas can receive know that three of Adelle Davis' This may explain her over- of a pumping station and force Jan. 5 th rough Duane I I.nwrcni'e of 141 July Irving HUTII, and Winter Mrs. . LcuUu . 'risl federally sDonsored flood Inbooks are on the ,not cmi- enthusiastic faith ln vitamins as mains to the school, in th Police ChjF John Oak St., has been zLssiImrd to a e engineering statement election Nov. 4on the proposed mended" list of the Chicago a cure-all. The school board will pay all was correction of a $4,351.89 bill new charter. surance. Floyd said HUD G;o.hk said people expected unit of the Strategic Air said the new rejected the Nutrition Assn.? The You must realize that she was building costs and connection for work on updating city maps. charter retainsShe city's application an extension. Altamonte Command. a strong mayor for the flood insurance until Association is composed of top. an Indiana farm girl in a time fees and none of the money will The firm adjusted its map bill type government, changes city city assures that action will the be Springs Police Lawrence, Capt. David Airman a notch, well informed when farm kids sometimes be refunded, Mayor Norman downward to $1,450 after election Gunter said Altamonte will not pavements inaintenance times from December taken to nutritionists. I suspect such walked two miles to a rural 01Wavoid construction in ticket drivers with old tags until specialist attended Lyman High statemenls that you quoted ax.e room school, often after doing Floyd said, noting a letter on Cou,cilman Cal DeVoney to November, has a recall and flood prone area, after the extension, howe"er School farm chores. There were no hot o ne rcaon for this Dr Iw -d H. Rynearsori, formerly lunches. A good breakfast professor of Mayo Graduate before going to school was more uI p r School of Medicine, is an important. Her training authority on nutrition and Is preceded the time heart disease G000 'flu became an important national quoted as sa}ing, "Any p} SATUIDA ti will ji,j medical problem. Between her .1' book larded wi th inaccura cies, two degrees Dr. Paul Dudley / misquotation and unsutxstanti- White was reporting the first series of heart attacks in ated statements." HAIR SPRAY medical journals as a new 1 James Trager, a well-known lb-oucs con Limst) 13o:. Bronze Aerosol, wri ter about food, a'V45 Dr. limit) Addle Davis had limited Leo Lutwak, M.D. and Ph.D., training in medical problems. c professor of clinical nu tri tion O 4 An 1 63 Cornell as sa ng she "m is at After all she never went all uses medical school or p ra c tice d science." "Adelle Davis takes Comp.rt nut prt' riptn*n Ui s ____ ______ Large . urc pa*rig nos iouU incomplete evidence and tin- medicine. So she represen ted t- .ii kerd' Ile I,,," Savings mediately extrapolates to advice from another era. She II had some very good points and what are ridiculous conclusions deserves a lot of credit for enfrom a dinIcl point of view." couragirig Interest In W _;~ ~ I On the Dinah Shore program Her advice was better suited, In she stated that "rice Is a good many Instances, to what we source of protein" as a SUb. knew and were before World stitute for high priced meat. It's War U, but things have not. Less than ten per cent of Its changed. We now have busing, ASPIRIN calories are protein according hot lunches, and television. ' BOTTLE Of 200, Li 'id 1 to U.S. Department of With it we have heart disease. ..ta. Ow"in 'SiIe.j Agriculture data. And I heard It's time to "Eat Right" for her tell Dick Cavett that you 1974, which is different than 0 had to drink whole milkrather down on the farIn in 1937. than skim milkbecause you Send your questions to Dr. needed the fat to absorb the Lam b, in needed of this newapa-MW vi tamin A. This isn't true per, P.O. Box 1551, Radio 'V i4w City either. Sta tion, New York, N.Y. 10019. . In evaluating Adele Davis' For a copy of Dr. Lamb's two I FALL FASHION concepte about nutri tion, you booklet on balanced diet, send LYSOL need to put her in to proper time 50 cents to the n# address LIQUID SPRAY was a deW- and ask for NA ___ ç j, "Ra11 21-ounce con 97 t ca ted pioneer and tic- Diet" booklet. I ii.dett Pr P ow I C YOU'S - for quality prescriptions at low, low prices! - -' ( - BARBECUE SCHEDULED 1 i i i ~i j bom *L white teeth Limit I NOSE -- FILLER 9 __ COVER GIRL I HOROSCOPE n.. *.pr 1 ca cil BARBASOL GENERA! TENDENCIES Your desire now is to produce results and you have many practical Idea, how this can best be done. Start a campaign to gain w overall aims. You can take th e best from the past and coordinate them with a modern ap- £nini4 c,* Lsl 9 09 ow 1"Wsr I r'c. 755 7 h wastak N" Wt"16jow Wct.a. hs L -: proach. DR. WEST SPECK TOOTHBRUSH ARIES 'Mar.21 to Apr. 19) Find a mccc modern system of tinndithgrouUnes5otheyare not,boring Discuss with mate how you can make the future brighter. $ • I 109 1 3 p55$- t • iis _____ VASELINE SWEET 'N LOW 59 , Ps(_ - GEMINI May 22 to June 21) Your Ideas are good for finproving routines. A more cooperative attitude with fellow workers brin gs right results. Be logical. jowl MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You are highly In spired now and can accomplish much In your line of endeavor. Isr Law greater Interest In the sdeniflc. .0, h. FIW,4 1 W891 so, bVIV.(4'4e4) JOHNSON £ JONNSON [1-- VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 ) Think of a practical way to get good friends to Join you in a pet project you have. Ideal day for engaging in favorite hobby. to - POWDER Gov 34-. .. ..,, i, " "'' 99' b3l — \ MtM't6IIA W SOCKS impress work in a most efficient way. cOTTON SWABS • — fir of 11M t now extend favors that you need, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Meet with allies in your line of endeavor an1 exchange ideas for greater mutual success. )OW rr vre efficiency at your routines bri IF YOUR CHIU) IS BORN TUDAY..-he or she wit1have true character and murti Purpose of mind to make a great success in life, cultural and artistic training that is necesaary tu make pur progeny happy and productive. There Is much Pa. severance in this chart. Be surc to give fte spiritual training 1.44 Carvon R,qt?ei's Ind i vidual Fot,c.if for your Sign tot, September is re rot t0iJr (O7 send your Dirfrdit and Si to trrai igliter rore(as,. Evening Herald. P0. abs aft, NotIy*QOd, Calif. 9M. ENNIS SHOES *sIw i.hvi 88 Pu4 I A,,, - I 3j i PUFFS . CUT X 1I 1'- —1 3(10 ""-' EMERY . ,- Ai... i -. f1i Lk 9' . PLAYTEX C LISN REMOVER I . ft :k - U#w sr 6 *0491in t 109 ink* '- ..-. U, 39 KNEEw 1 NOSE On. Wa fits aD. Tasi, *ad. To or lock. Dig. 59c. Linit 3 •iL -. " •. . "' % 9 tift4 l ,"; 5p:kn, All I _______ ,' * WAND AA 77 14 ) PE CI kksrd Brand. Quality penck hg 39c ' LImit 2 packs. , HOT COMB beflif g9 fi DICTIONARY 88 39c ELMER'S GLUE 191 Ptl . I a 69c MASTER LOCKI69 DENTYNE GUM 2 - ' 31: lmt .0 2 - ., ,. 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Use your finest judgment in whatever you do. Attend the social tonight. ofR.g. Hai tow I I ". 88, . RACK ___ HAMLT0N BEACH _____ CONSOLE 1M14 ca.p4cup.i. 0. 11 Wili IatS rw b" 0%4 Illa I I -_tP' . l.. ACROSS I Bever MIT foodguff 'ftLk1l - ' / A to 49 -. I Answer to Pre"ours Puzzle 1Y, — w i . -, I4fI-i 11'li:rj Lii, -- - A("-A A4 charges against Ms. Wood wiLl be re Grocerle I •. 399 C"A i 4/00 l$c. t' ss/491 E' FLAIR PENS i EISTUDENT 17, L SHEAFFER t,~N So Pea of 100 off 7k. towINDEX I ,t Lim 1 f2 — too 3" V AIC PENS is 13 AtwW AL C SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You have unusual per'ionru'$ ;*n'Jcanuse thIstoyour finest adviinte, Farilib will 10(sivs. I" ft Ll T SPIR JONNSON SCORPIO(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Show your Maest Wents to good friends who can assist you in pining your ftest airns. Attend wnumments you like with mate. f4:• I'i f 11 ,-T4; ( . __ nn — — B1KEOIAII& LOCK POW a" JAMAICAS 500 57 'VCt -_ , _'!/ 5 ______ ______________ hi00(Ltw34 99 __________________ 0tmi MAYIELLINE 1 ULTRA lASH . ... MD& III too BOOK " Rol 455. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Plan the social and other pleasures and have a good time fr4ay. Charin bigwigs as well ac othp". Re sure t count yo ur blessings. Prosecutor -Bill HeIfernan, who prepared the wrttal ap. Ms. WOW was accused of is nw We . - - go'ø. currently free on appeal. The Fourth Circuit court of Appeals in Palm Beach said e in nurses aide. wtw4l froth DvAtWe 8 04--4 "1600". top "01brol waftito" " Dom V% wth ff41C%.-q BICYCLE SAFETY FLAG BINDER I. ' I, a traffic case. BOOKCASE "1 VIP PROflSSIONAL CANVAS ' 0 1 10 CONTEMPORARY FAMOUS NAME ) wt% i6m FILLED WAI.W 107 - WATCH 4.cu. OeDeM )00%,4.. 388 I 0.5 to fscq.vu 2 INTENSIVE CARE ___ _ ________ SURFER LOTION ___ IOu kn.d 591 .S. - JACKET — .4 ' L , .L i 57, an Orlando Sunland Center court, today said perjury MEN'S & LADIES VINYL 'CANVAS BINDER 500 1., V 21 I_: ___I' POCKET SIZE 149 MEN'S SHIRTS ___ LLOYDS, 8-DIGIT 2 I4"d. 3415 yl 4u., 88 11 ______ ___ Presley, 51, of Longwood in a Williams and ordered charges drunk driving case. Presley reinstated against a woman was convicted of perjury and accused of perjury last year in encouraging perjury, and is out peal granted without oral Wt Verna Wood, argument by the Palm Beach hs.d*v. - A state appea ls co lying to protect county road reversed a decision by department mechanic Robert . 2 Appeals Court Seniinolt Circuit Judge Volle VAN! 88roNew *%"W"WWC81vrI an 141 DRESS SHIRTS •• " p" 2 p'iis- All Wit 5 y T 20"BICYCLE t., *0 188 ' ' / 00 p l TAURUS Apr. to May ) Make it a point to talk wi th associates about better arrangements for the future. Discuss new projec ts that can Increase Income. . SHAMPOO C . e,lrl% in life. im i s''. 'impel. they do life Is largely up to YOU! ) - -. 0*60"Fyi 588, TOTE BAG t 27 TYPEWRITER k5srd p.d ,- V I ' it 'd PAPER of "' 69, THE ORGANIZER Limit 4 BOY'S OR GIRLS, fft COLOGNE . 100 —book composition Regular 49c Urnil 4 Reg. 39c Lim;t 3 79 IC °" MUSK SHAVE CREAM of - ' AsmouuuJ8Q -. . . LIBRA iSept. 23 to Oct. 22) Find the right way 1.37 *.I4IiI FOR B — Prirrry Glossy 0 PACK ------ 880 Tl~_'Ndwk% m.i. B'nn4 Y shuts Assorted colors. too - JEWELRY viss"W oft* ims Wuin IKON Pi, TARi NG of REPORT COMPOSMON OOK IFOLDFR r rI k PAPER 00 - U UM ,. Perjury Count OK 'd CoSlot "ET I(Im rr FACIAL TISSUE Fck,rd ?T E)KD AY PANTY ' 129 0N TOOTHPASTE / BAYER - - _, - -- s . lisp, GUARD PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S... By CARROLl. RIGHTER - - R IMM —nT - For Thursday, August 22, 1974 mayor "i!$t !!gn m "lr, gArrnann and Scr'iner first (our rncnths ofthe year, $2, 000 it donated toward before it can become law or that with tilee late E.E. Williamson councilmen split two for and drainage work for the area. he may veto the ordjnjnce conducted a council meeting at two against defending the LONG WOOD-The section of Council in turn may override a Engineer A.E. O'Neall has the Williamson home in April Jaques suit, the city charter concerning veto by a simple majority. creating estimated proper drainage for the two offices and the mayoral vetoes of ordinances the Land Avenue area will cost After the April three votes. The charter, committee by resolution. Jaq — once again haunting th e city however, does not specify th e lIeln in his la wsuit cha $I00,. ues dropped his suit, saying ll enges ri,nejI pc:d -Authorized the city ati which the mmuiyor the legality of the meeting and c so A month ago councilmen must sign or veto, j torney to meet with County cit y. the resolutions, insisting new '. . succeeded in forcing Mayor City Clerk Onnie H. Shomate Atty. Howard Ma race to ' I Eugene Jaques to veto or. reported to council tha t Jaques city posts must be created by pre pa re an ___ agreement to lease ordinance. . WhiCh tc 1.. ' U*IJuIftM si uic.' ii' nw , ln4 I Ih T j Itist: purpose or inc superintendent Ralph ' Fisher administrative powers and plumbing codes, but left the meeting for a new medi cal clinic Si te at Williamson's home has not been part of continuing $10.000 annual salary by County Commission Chair. j. '; threatening to take hhi to othet ordinances on his desk. was to authorize defense of a wrangles between Mrs. Lor- man John Kimbrough an. 1 The public safety, special lawsuit filed by Jaques, seek ing mann and Schriner court, attorney and advisory corn- an interpretation of the mayor's slat and Jaques. on the one nouneed some weeks ago that Now, Jaques has refused to mnittee ordinances are Irn. itlaritiitig seronci anmial bartx'('ue sponsfIred by tind Art'a county is budgeting $60,000 powers and the consign ut veto recently adopted portant to (u'amb"r oil (oInrnvr.'' at for construction of a new eL'i Councilman June stitutionality Counctimen earher th week Lake Golden recreation area at Sanof the charter ordinances creating a citizens' Lormann and clinic Li Longwood In addition lord %irport, Sept. 6, 4-8 p.m., are (left to right) Rod Cable, Donald provision allowing override of a a financial advisory committee Schreiner. They believe veto by I1risideitt; Jo Anti Hammond, public telatjoni; lteb to approved federal Hill-Burton the same three votes folly, barand the posts of public safety adoption of the ordinances heut' chairman; and notification that funds totaling $30,IXX) for the will required to adopt an ordinance. M-Received Bob Hammond. tickets. Part e' proceeds and director, public works director lead to M Development Co., project. The new clinic is to 'A ill go, to Sernillole All Youth Shelter and thl' dismissal of a lawsuit With Williamson absent from builders of several duplexes on eVent Is open to the and special city attomey filed by colleague B.L. Helms fitihuir. i Ilerahi photo by Lida replace the old one on Church at l'ouncil meetings at city hall Ni(-ll**Is) The city charter ay the against them, Land Avenue i5 threatening to Wilma Streets which has been much of the time during the sue the city to have returned the out of operation since last Oct. 1. Transferred S By DONNA ESTE.s Herald Staff Writer - LocalAirman % C ty Show Longwood Veto Ghost Back Sever Service To Sch1 oo Not Always So Wednesday, August 21,1974-7A --5 /19 - ) j O Initniction,: The hidden names listed btoii app for*aid up, uon, or UtqonalIy in the puule. Find each hidden ru rn and bo i it in as tho'.in: RAND CROSS CUT KEYHOLE CHAIN ELECIRIC LUMBIRMAN'S CIRCULAR FRICTION RIP COPING HACK SCROLL Tomonuw:Senm I I 'I In order am or all of the cp;tndrd "S-ek & Find" bn*ik%. nusuhr 2 lltriiugti 7, send 60 cents fur i.'aclI. ntkisig cIte - k p.i ible to "Serk & Find." Si.ir- I ekr,iitt S iditjlu lctter in i1 Ilin ,ttt �r=' n':v- - _ ---• - ________ i it Ii Evening Herald SPORTS . Evening Herald Wednesday, August 21, 1974-8A O RTS SP _______ .. Bill BELL EVIL E . , _/ A_ rA Of Blazers, Little Footiallpr Li' L I ________ ,,- llil3e I A '— I - - 1 I' _______ And Bowling League Beginnings W. .'-: Central Florida's only profession al sports team goes up against the hapless Portland Storm in th e Tangerine Bowl tonight. Kit nf( is sched uled for ! n m I N— j W• 'I': f' •lt / ' -- " ___ . -. By The Associated Pr* •' . Boston Baltimore ' :61 York I Th e defensive records tell the tale, though The Blazers are ranked second; tied with Houston for the first against the rush. ".ii .."" 3 the rush and the pass. Blazer pun t return specia list Rod Fost er leads th e WFL in pun t returns with a 26.7 average on six returns (or 168 yards. Foster made a beaut of a return last week against the Sharks, bUHl I ePt t Two wee Ill ago against Fire Soldier's Field Foster returned one for 86 yards and Ti) And tonight, Foster will be fielding boots by the league's th ird leading punter, Storm Ken Clark, who has a 41 5 yard per kick foot. n I Another ing Blazer specia list, Dick James, is averaging 46 yards per kickoff return, but does not have enough returns to qualify for league rankings. James sparkled with a fine 82-yard return last Wednesday. Blazer QB and ex-U.Va. great Bob Davis conn ect ed on 11 of 15 aerials last week for 132 yards, and ran for a ID from one 4.-- __ 1_1~_ i -. -0. -1_7 ~ - I 4. .. t..~ i - ~_ itL __ - I 11t_ _ — ; --'-w a* J i,V &~UA- -"4r ..a -. V II -'- m,f ______ - .: ,, r,,çtJ4" ;' ' ft ' '.;, 4 $ i* ' I '' - a down and nine, andd one on third do wn and six—both crucia l plays. But th e only Ti) in th e air came on a 51 yard option pass from versatile running back Tommy Reamon to wide receiver Matt Masiows. And, although everything points to a Blazer victory, anyt hi ng goes in the infant WFL where enthmiasm and spirit can stW win lose a pro gam e • e in I a ine Bnt.of.2 Series Tusdiys . "' - - 19. PittStMiIi 37. D'fl'Oit u. Pittsburgh wins 63 21 Donve" 32, Golden Galefs Denver wins ôt j / orts Where s Field e Storm 0 ORNDO,.(Ap)_j group of Atlanta businessmen thing the past week bu t the drama in tallight's World move the week, team toBlazers GeorgiaBlazers felt! to learn whettxr is the anxi su ous Foothill 1-ol gamle between W Oroll this management the Fl pport orida Blazers and the managing general partner being voiced by fans will be Portland Storm is expill to Rommie Loudd has hinted translated into Increased Ucket be In the s4inds. The Blazers, who lead the mnattencjancec like ,we r the OrDespite Portland's a WFL Eastern Division with a 5- lando franchise. It wasn't too bad, though. Performances, Blazers Coach If I record, are solid 15-point fal.owjd says he needs to sell Jack Pardee says he's worried OUuuOC activities had to be vorifies to hand the wintless 24,000 tickets a game to break about the game because Oul 3 rely on Storm another defeat. I sho even. But the Blazers ha ve ap- the ru n some good old indoor acmors circulating t ow It pro ba bly would be Impos. proach ed that figure in only one dbout tivIUes_..mostiv samnlin! Afp . -_ 9 6 6W,li tu geL Lhe samie game ..If * — last week's clash with we play like we practiced of that famous Western beer. odds ^0" It was amusing to learn that ups!ate rival Jacksonvi'ile, today, we'll be embarassed ly-troubled Blazers wiU remain which drew 27,312 paid. Wednesday illPardete said People knew your traveli~ n4g In Orlando. 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Moll 4 (;yj US and -46 fl7ILi b - jI NFLPA strike reached th e halfway point today, passions once again are approaching the bollingpolnt, Alexander, an 11-year NFL veteran, was told by Eagles Coach Mike McCormack Tues. day that he no longer lit into The Discount Department Store --- This latest disagreement between the players and owners indicates that even though the ______________________ I - - - -I — .. ? - 1 . AR R ttt)"P - ', Scal Tt&c 70, Raised while toilets. 7o.strift ~-. - (II Chlo(tte i f Oil wheel rot S;c:14$b and I? if 14 - - ' _~ .\ . I 11 I . %, I ". - .\. ii . ~~ AVAIIIAll \' I.. - . ., mission by the Philadelphia Eagles to negotiate with other teams, was an aging veteran, while the o ther side stressed he was the union vi ce president. near Baylor punch. Baylor singled, Twins. then stole second in the Orioles' Royals 2, Indians 0 second inning. Catcher Jim Homers by Tony an Sundberg's throw went into Fran Healy sent Kansas City center field and Baylor had dif- past Gaylord Perry and the Inficulty getting untangled from dians. Flt.7.morrls pitched five - Martinez wflhi One side contended that A lex- Yankees 2, TwIns 1 Blyleven was near third. Catcher Glenn Borgmann was d ow1the f ir5tellnech,jng a wild throw by shortstop Danny Thom pson. But Kansas City pitcher Al se And Bobby hilurccr 0 Fitimorris played a losing Yank ees, was rounding third game of dodge-ball wi th and suddenly noticed that # couple of Cleveland line drive3, body—except umpire Larry then got away—and got a 2.0 victory over the Indians, too. home 1thi, .,, (or ins mu . ew r Ga Kickina Kermit " ----- - ," -"NNW nesota Just stood around near third base and got tagged with an en-or a a loss New York Yankees for not being 90 feet away. .. - it ânJ lk:ig mertiayes change his tactics from a swarming lighter to a picture-perfect boxer. The highly ranked Canadian went N before racing to third. leave because of injuries sus. Baylor said that when he tamed from ham d grounders got Sometimes it doesn t P) to to thi r d , Handle was standing that bounced off his right leg in J uststhndarod some es his "1 to move and his pitehing hand (Or hi ts it does. aside and one wo rd to an. led 1, Angell 0 g Third Numan Lenny Randle BID Freehan's single in the Oi Texas just stood around the other." After a few punches, nearly got tagged Randle and Tigers their victory witha punch in the mouth for benches emptied When th e dust setued, Baylor over the Angels, spoiling not moving away during the went back to Wrd, then scored Ryan's near-mcord perform. so - -_ ! -. AP .*riz Writer ifilw w_ • -J' :,::::.:::::: inrequw,. e one Jab after knockdown to a close but lanky foe, Summer ha yes now ano ther. Hound after nT I i.L -'--r ________________________________________ round .LJ unanimous decision over found White coming alter him. Summer hayes kept sticklag his Walter "Snake" White In a 10 Hound after round the two left into the face of his round slugfest Tuesday. gladiators rushed at each other frustrated left-handed op—_ Alter two ineffective rounds throwing caution to the wind po nent. Occasionally Summerha yes I and bombs with both hands. White was most effective with would shot a straight right in j Ontario fighter connected with w histling lefts and rights to the but t was t t kept (;ars Summerhayes and Walter "Snake" White Trade Blows and a u ppercu t a crushing overhand right, hl ar U nez off balance. Yh ,ISt1rP dropping White in a I Perez was opponent on numerous oc- butted early in the first eorywr for a count ofninp round casions. but came back to stop bowlingAlter two ineffective rounds Suinmerhayes used a looping ball like Arthur CtrilI of San White appeared to be in control overhand right with great ef- Antonio, Texas. I I I of the third when the Bradford, fectiveness as he caught "'The The unintentional foul caused Ontario fighter connected with Snake" with his left hand down an angry cut over the left eye of I a crushing overhand right throughout t e rus ng en• I the local fighter and forced him dropping White in a neutral counter, to o all out to s corner for a count of nine. his Man Johnny Summerhayes the befre the doctor could inThe Tampa-based White younger and lighter brother of tervefle. arose on wobbly legs and barely Gary, gave James Martinez of Frustrated by the cut and the finished out the final seconds of Houston Texas a beautiful By FRED ROTHENBER(; low profile the bobbing and Ed Garvey, executive three- lutely nothing to do with my de- the round on his feet. boxing lesson in taking the eight weaving AP Sports Writer tor of the NFLPA, called Alex- cision," Cirlll presented, Perez White abandoned his normal round semi-final, ander's case "another blatant was wild with many of his Alexander, a veteran safety stick-and-move tactics when he Kermit Alexander, an aging example to discriminate who For Martinez it was his first sweeping left and has right hands, veteran and vice president of against the union," while played sparingly for came out for the Fourth. loss in 14 fights as he was never but the "Sanford Slugger" the Eagles the past two sea. the National Football League McCormack said, 'lerrnit's sons, joined the club as a free Instead, he went after the in the fight after the first two scored enough of them la Canadian and the two of them rounds. Players Association, became standing on the strike had abso.. Finallystop his man alter 246 of agent in 1972. electrified the Orlando Sports the latest tug In the cuntluiuiiig — Round three saw Sum- the fourth round. war between the players and owners Tues6ay. . inners, inners ~__ _______ gg N Wnt.,ij, luil 2 25 .iIra =6~_ ~ rn!e a thii ;c I H78. th - it G78-14 r 4- •'rroiys, --. — Aroun I -- vil — 257 G78-1 5 1, 75 35-00 26-25 - 274 _JJ Canadian Light Heavyweight tampion, Gary Sum Firm __ tibr glass ss 'A' FW% --I -i Stadium throng with vicious toe-to-toe exchanges White's decision to slug it it played right into the hands of tuscmalloropr rwnt lnctulrS ________________ _______ 4ynyloncordtIre on our belted tires. • ~ .- • Tt,e sije Save Reg Sli fed.Ii. 878-13 6 2?OOT2025 11 Be too ]2.00 .24.10 2.n ' - bases-loaded j Pi- wiki pltch by Bob Miller. They zarroin the 10th inning to force picked up two more in the inthewinnthgrun TrailIng 6-2, eigh th. in the top Of the ninth to take a 7. American League scores: home run of the semn 9 three6 but the Pirates sent it into Bioston 8, M Doers It Cubs S ,cago 3, Kansas run Shot In the third inning dnd o'lead crc' lM ii Al Oliw and lily 4 Ckvejand 0, Bal timore The Doll who snappied a Joe Morgan cracked his third In i six-gMe shimp Monday, found two night& The victory gave a* Willie Stargell singled and 2, Texas 1; Oakland 7I MijOliver scored a, Catcher Dave waukee I: the friendly outong Chicago Reds a 79 mark aP New York 2, Min124 Bader dropped Miller's throw breeze to iie1r Hkng and names, the identical record n Ia 81$ infield grounder, in 11 innings. eflary ZOU/0 - ____________ in the sc=th who hlet4tr Giants 8, ftata 7 Bruce Milkr drew 3 two."t,i, Lripled asad cwm hwne an a Rick Tuesday, Aug. 21 ,-, ________ es pounded out a club record 24 they had at the same point last Padres 3, Expos 0 AP Sports Writer hits The barrage incl u ded season when the) trailed Loi The Nation-Al Ixague is play- three hotile runs by . I)ase Freisleben hurled a Dave Angeles by 1,-j games. three-hitter and ing the Eut-West gamle thil Loi who had only Ur"Oth. Willie days and Tuesday the West won ers all season, and one apiece McCovey blasted a thremn Braves 8, Cardina.1t; I ... and won ... anoJ iii ... and by Darrell Evans climaxed a homer in the fourth inning off Jimmy Wymn, Steve Garvey won ... and won ... and won. four-run smnd inning with W Montreal's Steve Rogers. and WUhe Crawford. , wild West won 11 H I-OM also had a single. second two "run homer In two ic mild, mild double and four runs batt,LA in, 91'el.'llie lirave.s %ii i ped out a Iloger Metzger doubled, East, leaving the two dlti.slon GarveyhadfourRSj,Ce8wf..j Cl .fl tripled and scored twice The races unchanged. first when Ralph Garr singled, sc had tkee singles in a&Jjtjon e was or tied 2-2 in the fifth The numbers went like this' his homer and Ron Cey had a Marty Peru doubled and Henen he doubled and then Los Angelles D4ers 19, Chi. double wid Un" gVM C ry Aaron singled. nves (\ 11' % e 11 By LEE GEIGER tfrrald Correspondent ___ - - ___ — 11 - - • rA •_____i p WENIXJVER, Utah (AP) The Salt Bear, a mythical animal resembling a scapegoat, got the blame Tuesday for three aborted attempts by a rocket car to set more new world speed records at the lkqmnevjlle Salt Flats. Several other minor mishaps marred the day as well. Pollution Packer owner Tony Fox blamed the gremlin bear for mauling attempts by driver Vern Anderson to set world kilometer and mile speed records during Speed Week runs at the flats. Anderson, 35, of Minneapolis, driving the hydrogen peroxidepowered car, said early morning sunlight on the western Utah salt desert got in his eyes and he became disoriented so he couldn't tell If he was still on the track. Anderson broke four world records Monday in the revolutionary, pollution-free car. After the aborted attempts Tuesday, Anderson said that when the sun hit his eyes between 300 and 350 miles per hour, he felt the car move over and he lifted his foot off the throttle. lie said he popped the car's drag chute before completing the kilometer run. Third match of finals, if nec 1111111i - i-iwj -i--ff __________________________ ' -( ( It It st arted coming own swl), in oig gobs that spla t t d wi th the sound of a chedWofwa ter hit ting a tlgh tiy pufled drum ". Then it built in both vobir" and sound, ted Weretreatoetyof the the camper on thie truck. That night It rained 10 inchl Some drought. F wee series Monday's MaIchis ...ccrMntth 0 f,n,.I5 , __________ - Save '.' I .- k na - gambling operaon says they conferred with a doctor working fo lie New York Giants pro football team to get detailed information injuries. The doctor, Anthon y Pisani,onisplayer not accused of any crime in the indictment. Pisani resigned th nist of orthcpdJc ur'eon insru ' r.1flt àlkr lü years with the National Football League. lie is now chief orthopedic surgeon at St. Vincent's Hospital here. Named in the indictmen t are Thomas Musto, 64, and Michael Astarita, 47, Ill officials said were arrested previonclv on gamblingchargi. Mual., was described as a soldier in the crime family of the late Vito Genovese. They were charged with one count of criminal con. spiracy and 39 counts of gambling. Both men pleaded innocent and were released on their own recognizance by State Supreme Court Justice Irving Lang for a hearing on Sept. 23. If in.ide In ft rim i at ion on play r IriJuzes were provided, it could aid gamblers In predicting the outcome of games about to be played. NFL policy prohibits any association with gamblers, bookmakers or members of organized crime. It has rules which require public listing of Injuries, classifying players as "out," "doubtful," "questionable," "possible" and "probable." A spokesman in the office of NFL Commissioner Pete Hozelle said the NFL's Security Division was investigating. The indictment says the gamblers "agreed to confer on a regular basis" with Pisani about the "extent and exact nature of Injuries" to several Giant players and refers to several telephone conversations said to have been held between the gamblers and the doctor. 'Salt Bear' Did It F "if 0, 2 d - rq nn - i/f * L auto center - \-1 ----- 11 Wednesday's Games three ______ I. - . lit DIego 3. Montreal 0 Houston 6. New York 2 Saturday's Matches First match of best of leIand fl Philadelphia wins 49 44. Minnesota 79, Houston Minnesota wins 4a.47. -' - Cincinn.iti 7, 5, Matches la23 _ ________ Francisco 5, PittSburgh Thursday's Matches Semifinals, best of two series Friday's Matches First Round . - 19 1.__: ;_,; Y-~ World Team Tennis alternate between watching Lake those long, tall Oklahoma gals vote. Mary deincorporation but don'tbe surprised if George Hess decides to move to and reading some more of those And on the subject of football, min iature di We had a great time sit ting in Oklahoma and deincorporate a "You know, " vision, the Sa nford Recreation Department will sponsor a "Flag Footba ll I said to my innumerable science fiction small town Uirehoues rapping few cities for those good people camping-vacation partner books I seem to ha ve stashed lague"uui,j(l,, 10,11, and l2yearsof age. with the city workers and in Oklahoma. He's always George Hess of Lake Mary, li be rally th A b )y's ten th birthday must be before Nov. 15, 1974 and roughout my pack. elected officials, "I'm his sure glad we've escaped willing to do something for a George caught a nice mess, I thirteenth birthday must not be that same date. Now th is is purely conjecture, neighbor. cli that rain in Central help ed clean them and we were Boys may .register be tween Florida." Aug. 19 and Sept. 6 at the settling down with a cool 'tin to recreation department office in the Sanford Civic Center, George grinned, help the sunset along, Tretds ept. 7at i:30 on the Th e welcome news th at the Mellon Park Fleld. Th e regular season will open on Saturday Wehada parachute over the eastern Oklahoma hill country 21. tent to keep the mid-day sun out _____ The rec department is loo king for men in terested in coaching was in the middle of a long and life was rolling along just th ese teams . Potential coaches should call 322-3161, extension drought was what I was fine . 68. An organizational meeting wfll be held 'c'r 5at 7p.m. in referring to. Nothing could Come rec offi ce for all coache nightfall the breeze off s and in terested paren ts. have suited me better. J1JI . ___ r _______________ the la ke picked up markedly. : -. Let it rain in Florida, we need W ______ ere those flashes over in the Okay all you bowlers, the second bowling k) / season of the it ther e. But please, please next valley lightning? Aw, Seminole Volusfa Service Club Bowling League wi don't rain on my vacation, ll begin Sept. "\ "\. come on, there's supposed to be 5, at 6:30 pin. in Bowl America, Sanford. This will kick off a We were camping in th // :\ / e a drought here. week season, wi th games every Th ursday night. Ouachlta National Forest on the '\' Sanfor d Rota ry , Sanford Kiwan is, Sanfo The wind velocity increased, rd Chamber of Cklahoma -Arkansas 1 -, Commerce. DeBary.Deltona Rotary, and Sou th es )) line. ft howled through out narrow 1' -, w t Volusia Pretty high up if you want to v _ ___ •.1 al Kiwanis will all be hlttinu the ley and literally aiasiwi our Ih't's I . " ' .-. juu 'uy rioriva standards, parachute navilinn right vmt U' rf \\\r\\ clear skies and sunny the trees we , ' \\' )1 / .' had used for -" weather made everything supp . I j . ç ,( Former AD-Everything guard at Seminole High, John perfect. Gads, what a blow. We were George was fishing for our in for it for sure. Zeulie will be going to St Leo on a basketball scholarship in supper, while I had abandoned several weeks. The coach at th e local Tampa We (inaU got the 'chute -( college jus: about every other task to sho uld be doing back flips at the pr L wrapped up and the gear ospect, . \ r slouch under a tall pine and stowed in the tent when the rain / , tdrtw Have you ever seen pictures - _________ Of a glacier avalanche? Then II you know how it rained Wt I ' S6 68 4S2 21 t'? 75 395 2811 " Team Tennis u ___ Dgo 5 at - _ 0 Oakin (Odom I 3). N at Cincinnati (T. Carroll 10). II Detroit (LaGrow 713) at Cal San Diego (Splilner Sit at o(nha (Hassler 2 at. ii Montre8l (Renko 9 II). N ByJRICHARDS Sports Editor or 4 21 J Atlanta 1, St. Louis t I MI,.1:llCm:) 73 49 105 New York (Medich titi ) 51 at Chicago (Sonham 1015) Clil (Johnson 4 2) at Bost St. Louis (Gibson 7, 10) at At on (Morel 6 3) 16111111 (Capra 106), N Kansas City (Dal Canton 7 51 San Francisco (Williams I 3) (Bomen 52). Texas (Bibby 17-14) at Balli New York (Koosman it ii) at -1 - Sa s - _____ West Boston 1, Chicatio 3 New Yok nflc's 1 7, Ma'.aukt. I Detroit 1. C&i#orna 0 II 'n _ LINEMEN HIT BLOCKING L 60 63 .4ss Hvilill San Fran nauimore 2. Te*a 4 J ', " h "1eLJ f:t'j p -scillillolc High School gridders go into 40 their second week of pre-schGol practice session grueling "lIght"worko, Coach Claude %4'oodruff says he's happy with the boys be has, but "I can use a few more bodies out here." "'added tal' Cincinnati -- . &1I ~ -- 71 S3 .573 — 101-i ; ; 101 i 30 70 Ill Ii Chicago 9i Kansas City 2. Cleveland 0 , -, - N 'ii Oakland ti'- id""' 'r -.' ______ - , , 58 65 .472 101 i ______ - - tell, -1 1 59 Detroit - r ti - -. .- 4 - - Am ; 150 67 61 501 7 S cures NEW YORK (AP) An Indictment charging two reputed bookmakers with involvement in a $26 mtllIon.ij. year V L Pct. GB 65 59 571 62 61 501 21 ; ftC4ork Milwaukee Texas Chicago Minnesota i 44 e 14 wr% I " s -" ' Gamblers Charged National League t W L Pct. GB Louis PhIl.iplJa 61 51 557 P,tRburh 62 59 517 5' Ilm- home team is tenth In the league in total offense: fourth rushing and Ilth passing: while the Storm is ninth: seventh rushing and I" American League • i - IYI --- 1 - If InSWREBOARD . I ' - - • r _ I ' .' .. I I' F - . 1 Summerhayes IN BRIEF ___________ /S\)I Wednesday, August 21 1974-9A U 3 ., / gil 0101"i better than Zayre 1 111111M Baflerii & Automatiye Services NOT available iii )fltord tsimme, Caiwiberry & S Oranç. 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(6) Guiding Light. player, tears a leaf from the made in 1969, when it had more Jared Martin, Katie Saylorq& (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2, S) Doctors Robert Ito are featured. comic-book heroine of 0e '40s impact on the subject. I (6) Edge of 10-11 CBS KOJAK I The Only ' as she plays Wonder Woman. 9:30-11 ABC I-MEN OF THE Night She's an Amazon who barges DRAGON" RERUN Second Way Out" RERUN A man's 9) Girl in My Into the outside world to tr ack part of the double feature PP Life down lawbreakers and killers, tonight It's a martial arts film, with fugitive hidm out in (35) My Favorite man's using her feminine wiles and shot Ifl Hong Kong The story Braz il. Martian I;__1__, '1 a inartiI 'v - rncrkdfl hOS -- .1 4 1A A A i or whi le James Bond UI Another sister is his athtr, o, it turns out, has 8Cu I . . A11 rr (6) The Price Is 8:39;3O PBS THE GREAT slavery. se up ,or oetfl iaiuCu u an Ori ental Right AM ERICAN DREAM . (9 General HoSpHdl ,kng MACHINE RERUN Another (35) Mr Ed collection of episodes from this £ c fine series. Tonight's potpowTi 'k * 3 30 (2.8) HToSurv,vc includes an escorted tour b) A Marriage Holiday Isle Complex (6) Match Game Albert Brooks through his Ph.323-19 1 0 " Sanford I I (9) One Life To school for come see Live WeL Still Have Our ______ students working on pie. throwing, a view from the 92n (9) Let's Make A Deal 2 :00 (2, 8) Days Of Our ) TONIGHT' TV ___________________________ i4i 8oaring Hou se NS) The Saint 10 - 00 (6) Koak (9) Doc Elliot WEDNESDAY 7 0 U? Truth (6) What's My Line7 (9) Hitchock : Presents Sh L.W (24) Festival Films 10- 30 (24) Video Vision (13) June Allyson Show -ows 011111 - ':00 (2.8) Today Show - E VENING - - (9) Bozos Big Top 7:25 (2) Ncw And bhow 730 (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo Squares (9) (44) New Zoo Revue Brady Bunch (35) Fran Carlton / (41) Tennessee-Tr (35 W 44) 7:30 . 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'I' ( OPEN DAILY 11 A.M. TIL f:30 P.M. FRI a SAT. TIL 11:30 p.M. IW French Ave, (Hi-way 1?.'#2) "TRUM11 T= RARD WAY" Sanford ci &eeie ti •t) I tJ I%fl iud I I I I I ___ L oin •am, have b een married ftor I 14 mo nths. ¼ ' Lit II? A 1.1 a previous marriage. e xiOu no uOUwC tP I .' 's'-." • git L /,. custody .. of the boy because his mother didn't wnrit hini. % 1. I hasn't COlIC to see hL'fl Once,) / I am 29 and .John is 35, and I want to have a child of our OWn. I' . I Jolln's s`n , "I'Vill I honestly couldn't love more if I had given birth to him, would dearly love a little brother or sister, and I ' ,' de.spvrately want one, but John says no. His excuses are lame. - ~ \I,' " _:- "--, r :1 I "'I"he world is in such a wrry state, we shouldn't increase the -.*. jM4 -, ~- . " - 'P,-i , LB14? .iz ti er-.~ population now. We have one healthy, normal child now, why-riv ' • . - IC j , , , I V 4it, . S ' ___________ with 1 * ,.~ %.~o .- , I, — ___________ - _____ ',I . . ,I gown of pink, featuring an Chester Anderson, Robert OutfiL empire bodiee a on lace ('mber5 F I _ . L.. Bro wn, neckline int iunged Monica Saunders (ece of the caranation accented the marna1 andmother Mi&s Jrnit Joan Saunder3 into a v-shape line in the back bride) a Monica Smith and bride wore a floor-length go. the • daughter of Mr. and Mrs She carried a nogay of pink Sabrina Simmons They we of pink ad A lbert Saunders Jr, fit lyester . 2, Box mwi with pink and long formal Rowns pink acceGrk dt wm 282, Sanford, and Clarence 3trdjg,vrs. Her head piece was flowery print with high carnaUon corsage. Vernard Floyd, son of Mr. and a two-tiered circular shaped neckil M. Freddie Floyd, Rt. 7 Box with scalloped edges made of and pink baskets. Ring hearer The reception was at the 366, Orlando, were united in pink net centered with pink Dereknes. They carried white nders carried a Sanford Garden Club. The Sau 1101Y Matrimony June 29, 1974 .satin bows. bride's table was covered w1th pillow made of white satin. at 4 pm at St Matthews Bridesmaids were Miss The bride's mother chose for a white ruffled lace cloth Missionary Baptist Church. Samatria Eudell, Brenda Floyd the wedding a floor-length gown adorned with plumosa fern and I r6VerCd With a pink and white flowers, The fidated at the c:indlcliLhlt Stephe:. Their gowns and soft Uün blue chiffon, adorned ble was centered with athze double-ring ceremony. ' Mrs. headpieces were identical to the with blue lace featuring around tiered wedding cake. The cake Evelyn it. Clark was organist [mid of honor. They carried the einpire bodice. Iler white was decorated with pink and pink mums with pink and wWte caranation accented the outfit, white roses with bits of green str eamers. The gr oom 's mother chose a fern topped with a bride and ,-A Best man was Richard "lass of five-branched white floor-length gown of blue that groom. Punch bowls were I --.wrought iron candlebra, placed Gerideau and usher groom. was identical to the bride,s placed at botb ends of the table, men around the nilar. Centered was mother, white acce&)Ories ' and nu an arch adorned with fern and were graciously spring flowers, flanked by two arranged and added to the . lovely setting. Champagne was _T'l I large baskets of white gladiolls served from a flowing ughled and chrysanthemums graced - _. .1 - .- 1 __ I fountain. The wedding party -with white bows. Centering the 4- - - - _: _. arch was a wrought iron prietable was overlaid with fern (lieu The famil) pews were here seed bows. The aisle was overlaid The bride's book wa with a white cloth that fo presided over by Miss L)eborah I single ball that led the al I Smi th Misses Vale Saun. - L-ma -_ rngw . ~~. I-- - r Honored eceion ____ - ____ • n .- 1; / c Jones, Katherine Bellamy, ii •h lIuu-iengus Ose bridal 4ii, • a Branch, Patric i Al featuring an empire served as hostesses. Mrs. • nec ine, sleeves, the bodice of the gown Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ix. e ) .. , .. I FaJohnson did the pouring and cut , 1_~. ellow flowers and topped with carried a detail CUntifly lace DEAR M .D.: Onl y those who have tuWe keeping their Sth observed their 50th ' 50 emblem A -'. and served the cake. Rice bags uths shut. *r%1 wedding anniversary Sunday, ,rwo other yellow fl oral that ascended around the skirL were given the guesu. I fl CONFIDEN`TIALTOSHIRLEV: [agree. Something is wrong. Aug. 1 1, 19"14, with a reception arrangements -_ . V fftt~_ ' _ will, gold .)'l I i "I The newly weds will reside at blajibe he gave at the office. at tlx.l Cavalier Restaurant sprayed foliage adorned Uw satin bow. Spring Like Hills, Wymore " from 4 to 6 p.m. Hosts and table. The, guest book table held -'* , . Iler three-tiered silk Wuslon ..'r f Problems? Yowii teei wier If YOu get it Off yGur chest. For a poflonal hostesses for the celebration -I single yellow rose bud in a noor-length finger p vei w 6970D.L.A., Calif. M9 Enclosit slamped, I were their children and gold bud vase ,and gold covered attached to a Camelot cap of se a ret T_ ~zt. -The groom is a student gra c e to write IdsltAQailvan:Ufl n guest book with a feather pen. lace with medallions of --4 i ll 4 engineer at NASA Space Center i *341"I*, HIIIS, Cal. M12 1*r Abby's booklet "How to Write L OtIm f or All & They are Mr. and Mrs. nne Smith, one of the Chantifly lace flowing down the - ii_~, and the bride is a guidance Occasions.— '_ ~. \ Charles A. ti tfhe ips Janddas presided at counselor SenoIe High I and Mr. and Sir& V. Kelly this table. was a strand of pwIs. She _. ~__:, = . Smiffi, Sanford, and grand. Sylvia Smith greeted the curried a garland of white roses ... children, Mrs. Edward H. guests at the door, Patrichi with pink streamers united on a I Detrol~ North Carolina, New Weginan. lAugo; Paul L and Sinith-111-ut tloe cake and other white prayer Bible. . Linda I.- Smith, Clearwater and granddaughters assisted as Maid of honor, Mrs. Emma =_ ,1 ~ Jacksonville, Winter Park and Patricia, Sylvia, Lynne. floating hostesses along with a Burke, wore a formal-length Z-1 - Mlyson and Shannon Smi th, all niece Candis Bury and other o(Saior close relatives, MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE V. FLOYD Mrs. Smith greeted ht.Giadys B. AcLniws Lind Virgil 'hfldren's Summer Creative Central Florida Blood Bank guests wearing a long floral Arts, 10 a.m., First mobile an.1t, Longwood Area chiffon gown and tin orchid Lee S11111.11, both of Sanford, Presbyterian Church were iiiarried Aug. 11, 1924 at amber Commerce Blood 0 gift First Methost Church and I educational building, Park Bank, 8a.m. noon, noo froma friend. Ilerhusband was Avenue, Sanford. Works* on City HaH. ha velivedinSanford th pt50 attired in black slacks *itJI Vear& They inoved to their wardrobe and costum fun by White Jacket and a gold tipped ' Mrs Jan Stake for ages three Children of the late W. Henry Wright III and wife, Marilyn, pre-sent address, 425 West 18111 Alcoholics Anonymoui ca rnation boutonniere. Mr. and Mrs. LOuis C. Lee of 12 s o and Emma Clyde Hughes and Sfl(0. Women', Group, Holy O53 l32 Country OubR4 Sao, Among the ma ny beautiful . their families held a re-union Episcopal Church Parish Great-grandchildren mci- announce the engagement and AUGUST Mr. Smith is a retired gifts were several floral Aug. 10at the home offl uded Tern Adams, eort, approaching Bertie House, 400 Magno lia Ave., Alcoholics Anonymous, Ofl maage of the ir arrangements with golden railroad engineer and Mrs. Wright, 1401 Palmet to Ave., NC., and Cyn thia, Donna and daughter, eting. Holy Cross Epispal p.m. anfli%ersary that Smith, a retired school teacher. Sanford Ronda Ien, to '". • Mark Nelesnik, Ike Worth. John an McLellan Jr., helped adorn the party are. 1'k')' belong to the Central Church, Parish House, 400 AUG. 26 son of A buffet dinner includir Magnolia Ave., 89 p.m. The buffet table held a large Floritti railroad organ Mr. and Mrs. John Dean -' iz ati on Alcoholieg Anonymous, variety of s baked ham, turkey, nuts and retired teachers activities and vegetables,reUhes,potata m m r McIUan Sr. of Route 3, Box SIF Inc noon Cavalier closed meeting, Holy Cross •• III are ' Sanford. mints rs active church membe and he t was congealed salads de viled eggs, Restaurant. Speaker, Harry Episcopal Church Parish an arrangement of white like to work in their yard an(] The bride-elect's maternal Kwiatkowski, county corn- House, 400 Magnolia Ave., roUs, iced tea and rum, fruit 8-9 daisies with gold borders, garden. grandmother Ls Mm Merle cocktail and orange blossom 11sparagus fern and the 50 Tredway of 1110 W. First Si, Sanford. -). rn guests included cake was enjoyed by thoe group. Lake a Rotary U elliblem. It was flanked by two Mrs. Dorothy Smith Sepulvado, uture bridegroom !-1 . '- .' Commerce gene Forest recreation center,8 meeting, 8 three-branched candelabra Alexandria, Ia.; Mr. and Daughters attending were a.m. P.m., First Federal of 4~ with tall white tapers. On either Ed lion, Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Flora Adam Stroud, Kinston, McLellan of Magnolia Avenue, ' Seniinole, SR 434. SpeakersMrs. Phyllis Branson end of the table were similar Toin Pratt Jr., Sanlando N.C.; Dortha and husband. Cas,wlberry recently returned Ken D er an Anne Ma)nard of — .1 arrangeiiienLs Of yellow Fuji s ",.T. Arnold M ar tin, Boynton Beach ' i i Florida Power Corp from the 38th annual National born ;iiu;iand gold sprayed white Pratt Altamonte Springs 1r Thelma H and husba nd Clair Extension Homemakers WUinon, De and Is a RODA LEE carnations each with gold and,%Ins. John J.'. Howard. Fern Walker, Jacksonville and Council conference held at the AUGUST 27 I %dh senior at SenAnole High School, tipped folia ge. Park ,; ..rs. R ichar d M . hiv, On), Sanford Pilot Club, cookout, University of Illinois, Aug. 4-9. Sanford. She is employed as a Ttx,cake a nd punch table wws New Smyrna Beach; Mrs 6:30 p.m.. home of Marj ' M Br dent of caser by Wthn-Die. 8. A MILLIONAIRE E Sons enjoying the day with 11111, ' Jernigan, 405 Lake Blvd. Guest overLaid with a white antique Ilarris G. Slim;, L;ikC land; Mr. A It a m o n t e S pr I n gs To H EAT Like One ___ - - k Attends Conference ICKEN R woe Jim soubbIr 0 I . 1111111 U " - By h1A RVA HAWKINS Hernid Lorresponent - • 1 value us At '4$ Walter Cronkite 7:00 Evening News q ce Department S Dusty's Trail ------- IPM am y eunited Miss Lee En a ed A; 17-92 Showtime 8:15 R Elliott Gould in 40 MORE MOVIES EVERY MONTH OVER 20 MORE REGULARLY SCHEDULED PROGRAMS 1W -4 CALENDAR I - -— 7. _________ II_II . . . . . . . . . . . It .. ""&A",&# In the Lemplithter Jounre 0;'AfOaS -- R __ 11 M 19 (NTMTA?NM(NT NIGHTLY "BILLY JACK M A.MKAWIVA-Mllwu;l Of The Extra Entertainment - - Reg. 1.15 WITHONIONS Nsevy Western goof Charcooled Io Fwfealoft LOSERS" I C PRIME RIB EYE STEAK COOKED 1iii&fl 9 I . I 1son 1 a.I .i .-)et1riu - + TAX - •_ . - i I-V -.. , It) ABIG AI L VAN RUBE N .. - _.__ I 1~- J , - . no= .J;N,1 ---____ I , , - . J. TORN IN CHICAGO DEAR TORN: ABOUT YOUR SCHEME To "conveniently lorget" ill(. pill: Forget it. '11-ne scheme, not the I .I pill.) Ideally, you V .; I . Anti John should get some counseling together . 1 4 . . W Most clergyinen . art' "ell equipped; also Chicago has many expert marriage - , , _k . ;lw-&, ..-.d %1. . . - _0 counselors. If John refuses to go, you can't force him, but do go .Ali -4 alone. You need some sound, objective counseline to help you ~ _*_-1V-V t I this knotty problem. ,I)EAR ABBY A writer was uha pp) about her flat chest and ivsked %ouwhelher breast implants were considered deceitful ant] %1R AND MRS VIRGIl IE SMrnI there(oresinfWinthl.e)esoftheIrd N'Ou suggested that she ask her clergyman for a ruling. i d isagree F %C} cl ergyman cannot keep abreast of new mI developments in Plastic surgery; some clergymen are big busts as advisers on these points. . IJI I L ALerLurea5t_wj,ere,lL er iflewritershoui(,IjjInufl ,K&tIs 10 _ for i I • t rying I . • • "Capping" one's teeth for cosmetic reasons has been an ac. ed practice for years. Are teeth more inportant to beauty S " 4 1. 3II rUAPJNELS 1=~.e- the child is born tie would grow to love it like he loves his sor. SUBS: STEAK SUB FRELVIES I I .1 COUPON SPECIAL THURSDAY EAT IN OR TA KE-OU T _ - GOLDEN SPOON AWARD i - - _f op * W (:~~11-15 N u tia s I U nite C oU I e Jo- i P P .- (*Ith't force me to have an abortion, and I'm sure that alter or 0! uuUS Small I II .Iñ egu,ar •I•IU AND FINIST STEAK HOUSI 8-9 NBC "Hot Beef" RERUN Thar's cattle rustlers on the range as Chase and his boys go after th em Sergeant Macnay Poses as a branding expert to infiltrate aw rustlers, who have been supplying the black market. 8-9:30 ABC WEDNESDAY / , HAM & CHEESE SUB Dickinson costar. Dick plays a bank employe who risks his Job to College (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Get Smart 1 TELEPHONE 322-96`52 Open Daily 11 .00a m To ii P. M. Fri& Sat 11 a.m. To 1:00a.m. Sunday 12:00to 10p.m. Now Thru Saturday 10 WEDN5DAY ltIfl I IA £ £1114 (13) Peter Loves Wiry - I . - 1'. .A LVI'velliently "forget" to take it a few mornings, but I hate to be dishonest. If I were to get pregnant, I -48."* PIZZA - TOM'S 6:00 (2. 6,8.9) News .I Hubby Against low ~ -.7or * - - opardy. I J eopardy .*1 .I LOUNGE OPEN DAILY-INCLUDING SUN. ' t " ith hinla on business, family and social order for young people. 9-10 CBS CANNON "The Cure That Kills" RERUN When a young social worker disapPears, Cannon finds himself plodding throughth carnival world looking for her. Wi nCannonfin ds )ie she is murder uctti in iiOifl leads, Cannon's own life is in (44) Beaver (35) Matinee 3S it ,v'OV, ii SPECIAL Served 11:3b a.m. III 2:30 p.m. Building in Chicago for an in. teresting look at the hi-rise jungle, and an interesting dialogue from author Robert (44) Gilligan's Island (3$) Peyton Place (44) Variety 12:55 (2) News (2) Jackpot (6, 8) News (9) All My Children (44) Green Acres 10:55 (35) News DEAR ABBY' ' House ii 30 (2,8) Hollywood (6) Love Of Life !- Aj wh (3) "New You See It" (35) Romper Room Phil Donahue Wednesday, August21, 1974-HA - I I - !.~ - - - % . I - -'- - - - - - F;-~ - CHANNEL 13 SPECIAL ""'?i4i'711-1!I. , CHkI1LE3 . :!!TW!W Xft1A ~ A C - - . .N I T'L I 111169TOAT , ", 1~ X Uktx I 17 111,20WINAS - ~~ -I~ALLOUTTIII ,I - . ____ - a" INSTALLATION r J - Dlnner5 10 - A REGULAR $9.95 VALUE .-' CALL-323-0240 ~ ,,I Dinner Menu Features Il/hilt ii_ 4 .. . __ _- - ; ~11 ff I . - 4 .1 = 47 . -- F :z 9 9 CHANNELS ALREADY ON THE CABLE SCHEDULED PROGRAMS EVERY WEEK I 24 HOUR LOCAL, REGIONAL & 0 -. - SEMiNOLE CABLEVISION 7, PH. 323-0240 2617 So. French Ave. , 26 , 1 WIDE VARIM OF . SO t. - ~. - I 1 1,11 - I d I I SALADE ' '' SANDRA RAWLINS 834-9212 MARILYN GARLANTI 2 . 1 . " • '' fs P . - en ARLOwO€ SEncEor In ) SHIR9LLET HILDA RICHMOND , ""(I Sanford Middle School Sanford. Ile eldest son, Walter POINTERS - ~ Iv ~ - securing information to be used for the next national convention Sanford and is also a senior at Seminole High. He is employed salesman by J. C. Penney's store. General I 0 at Walt Disney World. - -__ 111_- __- WA nde Workmanship On Clothes Terrible I De I f Dn,i .., L _4r ------------ - --fVVFC7 - u;___c.Lna - Vl - - _. (_.- 'q . - : !T_N_ 0_.p s ~~, . New Arrival DEAR POLLY - Mrs.C.A.W. will find that when trying to SE PTE MBER 4 SCparale her wool yarns (romil aTyllc ones that wool yarn comes Mid- slate Antique Bottle apart fairly easily. It is alm ost impossible to break or separate Collectors, 7:30 P.M., First file -synthetic ones. - ~,IJ)Jsl-, Federal Savings and Loan DEAH POLLY -I havea finger-saving idea for shelling fresh I Assoc., Dover Shoros, 3212 E. peas. hscrt a steel crochet hook imine is size 0 at the stem end Conway Rd., CrIando. Tables and pull downward. Unlem you try it it is hard to believe 1)(I'A' provided for sale and display. much easier (his is. It ju-st ziP% the shell open. - IX)NNA. .r_nns - B) P011% (It,jfl I( orien ta tion program for sixth graders and students attending 1 - OCCASIONAL CHAIR - $88 Camim T9111121 F, styling with thick seat cushion 1 loose pillow I back. uelvet covering and . . ' - - - :' _____ - tv - - s•. _____ - 1~ .4 3AIj . rallgEe - _____ - - 4 - .. .• 322-7953 1100 S. FRENCH AVE SANFORD -- - ---- --- - - - -- - jr --- - ---- _:___ - - ------ _ - -- ------- --- -- -- - -- - - u - - -- ----------------- ----- ------- -- - - ------- ------- ---------- - -- --- - - - ---- ---- ----- -- -- ., NI COMPARE AT $991 _- - . Electric All friends of th! couple are _ - -•-: ~72 -t- xl~vi I --V, ! f!% -i~.~~L:L-;~t'. 4-i~~1--~- 7~~,~( t---- ..4C:Zn7&k!,---,7,-%G "-,m. . ir _- --_ ~-- _'."~ -._ -_ _-_fm_-= -~-.-- .- .~11 e A!1 CENTRAL HEATING CAL She was one of 2 inIted to atnd the dd1ng during the day and visited with homemakers from 42 sta 'tes, be held Aug 29, 1974 at 7p m atPLUMBING & family by phone LLTING. INC Puerto Rico and Guam who Raenna Park Baptist Church, 1007S Sanford Grandchildren present were a tte d sessions based on the Sa nf ord . 3226542 Orlene Martin Nelesnik and theme, 'Homemakers Grow husband, Bob 1ke Worth; and Share." Mfs. Branson ok Lynn and Kimberly Hughes, part in the educational Temple Terrace; and Roy R. workshop on Cultural Arts. was unable to attend, but called - "v 'Jil -u,_-?~_ -z' ;~7144 - paneled arm Foretif C I ty ~..~ _11______~ , V : AB5 J — 1q()k- _ I .Sheru"i San"*d . -- & 50 thwec Middle School open house,I1a.m.Studen ts niay pick up schedules or register tour school, Sanford; LW. (Jack) and wife, Jewel, Temple Terrace and DEAR POLLY - Sly Pet Peeve is with the pocir work manship on wearing apparel. Anything goes from open seams to" p.m. in auditoriun followed by poor quality thread and slacks that may have one leg longer than open house (he other. With the pri ce s one has to pa for clothes today it is Fas?ion emjnar and open territic to h,it to add to the st of tw ing them altered or the Mr and Mrs charles Stein of Mrs Jack Goldstein of house, 7:30 p.m., Clothing sea ms rsewn. E4VFLVN. 618 Swallow Dr., Casselberry Milledge ville, Ga. Paternal Laboratory, Seminole Junior DEARIN)LIX-- Recently I spilled oil paint on my shag carpet. ann ()Unc'c thebirth Of a son. gra.ndparen is a re Mrs. Doris College. Speakers, student Is there any way to remove it? - M.B. Fredrick Alan, Aug. 13, 1974. Stein of Sanford and the late models, and refreshments. DEAR POLLY - Mrs.C.A.W. wanted to know how to tell wmi him Stein is Ov former Marcia Fred Stein. The new baby was Regist.ration for sewing classes Varn fromacrylic after the labels have been removed. Ibis can be Goldstein, daughter of Mr. and welcor.ed home by his sister. 4-ne b% carefully burning a bit at the end of a straud witti . " AUG. 31 lighted nialch. The acrylicyarn will melt, forming a blob that will Alcoholics Anonymous nol crwnble when pres,sed between the fingers. W(4-1 yarn does 0 Women's Group, IlGly Cross tio-I form this hard blob but easily crumbles into ash when a Episcopal Church Parish leSed l' USC caution when k'ing such burning hold o%er an Howw, oo Magnolia Ave., ahira).piepanorso1In.teT)llcyarn,str) hot when It mel ts. HELPRJL CIVIC INFORMATION' Good Thud,, ' -- HOSPITALITY, IVARM GREETING S. AND A • i Ii ~____il_ Sag I J PE. _ Two Drinks For PrIceOne Of FREE Hors D'Oeuvres MONOAY. All Drinks For Ladies Soc Offer Good In Sanford 011ily - Expires August 30, !974 - $ . *?ED . or NATIONAL WEATHER • meeting, 1101) Cross Episcopal Church, Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ae,89 P / 1 HAPPY HOUR 4-* .- __ I I For Your Dancing and Listening PW%yre 10 24 HOUR WORLD, SPORTS & FINANCIAL 1- ___J - LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY --- -. &utdba I abaft c - I . T 0. I v' • / our Replenish Your Plate As Often As Like - Your own Home aaked Demi Loaf of Brvad Served Pi pi ng Hot A our a •. - `ai~ P an i= I =I Id ___ [ of our hwwy d1pW en. tutt" lashn' biscuits. You ///jff I J THE BUCKET I ALL THIS PLUS THESE - . 1 j 11 FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION ' . - &W Serving Breakfast i ii Lunch 112 . Seminole sheriff's Department three tiered cake was decoratiA Schunuicher, Winter Park; Mr. will, yellow roses, and gold ami Mrs. Georlte Mitchell on "Bicycle Safety." leaves, encircled with nutiden's Palatka and Mr. and hirs. 1%-a n AUG. 29 flair fern intersper, wil with W. Whitt;ngton, DeLand. Alcoholics Anonymous open *\~`~ I W~~0 % ~ .-. --_~~_ ~XK' - ~ 9-171r �- - -- - - - .-- - . . - 12A— Evening Herald Wednesday, August 21, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY ye,iow you 1 TOLD YOU IT MAE6 FO A I I TZIED ¶0 A MANY LONG ME!T AX EN You A I COJ AL OF J4 I QUETI05 / I v you I WIN AT BRIDGE LIKE ON6 MEET(NG6 "YOU i%.DE M h% ONIT.' ___ 1 ____ JAMFs JACOBY - II - r1 . ..J - A LLEY OOP By TOM HOGE WriterIon and a couple of spoons of YEP! THERE'S COME 15ACKTHIS ; ° ...NOW LET'S SEE WHAT ION, 52 VWKs 73* I 1~r NEA k. I v THEBORN LOSER by Art Sonsom IT'S i'('flT - .2 -............ III WT %, Q diamonds, the best final con. tract, makes easily while seven hearts and seven notrump would make against a 2 heart g'z 9Q)g -, your partner has jumped directly tO four spades over your two spadCS. What do you do now' diamond grand slam. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS T 9l Uoo course. A - - - — ---,-; &% ~— MINIM ea F it r "Dexter didn't really ask me for a date. What he said was that he needed live dollars and he'd do almost anything to get it!" FUNNY BUSINESS : By Roger BolIen 6A 6111.1. VX)RKWG IWHERE EC ONOMY OR I u j remaining mixture and WiWe with remaining La. l..__OG',', 1XP04ZrME4r,t IED? _VM ) (I, . -.----- . .-- •- v --. -. - I - 'U'Lt ISCU! iv 31-0 IICKMX3. Bake 30 minutes, or tiu mdfle is puffed and Lightly browned. - -. - Honeydews 79~ Lettuce 3 /maw w N - bf/&IT /4 'I ft0w f 5ccA4cr/ . 7W SAOW. . C? / . / p / F )W!1ST m'c --• HEADS ..- UR •, .. Kr17! . -hic Young HEI54TR4J1DSOME GUSSC[ HE isN*rgzics4 AND WOMAN 10 WAVE JULJUS) (WE DITS A WUS r I JIWAS$.1OPW4G)1 irLLAT1ll& is 14E COQA? YOU-COULD 6.21 L 1 THE PHANTOM TELL ME PCWT CO.., ! jv 1CZ- CAN'T kERE' ON I'M HERE ThEM O Lee Falk and Sy Barry THERE HE 'TE / ONE 7 . WAR froO OF I -' - - .- 4 - ---. jar-L . - . PRISCILLAS POP TOO IN DEux) - It LUXE'ABOI T S MASHED POTATO __ ___ TMVO 1 1 A WILL AND _________________ TO END ' ' I Th \,\ I HAS A '' TI4E r CAPTAIN EASY - 'U 4OE LB. LB. - i T P040&jED THE 3 1c ARjE,%%0NT AND RE5Er' byCrooks&Lowrenc. j ER... ,) M146 DECORATOR & ASST LBI .. _________ '-.)R PqØpoR7.c: '. - ' EEK & MEEK lip! KAAT*u Inyj G-W ) Vi"I lb. ' 'I N I EACH • 30.9 ANN PAUt V I 31 by BA They" '1 bo4st cot MCM DO5 IT I SHORT RIBS YX PUT __ STARCH IN THIS SH IRT. I STIFF /' I Does fir byFr.HlII I___ '- 0 ' p -w . I 'P look ............. ALM) Pc1'1 EAW -- III.•Wp•I - it up A&P BRAND 0 ii4I1 ru A fit MIK At 2/M fir I- i tv f#1h*v$u .•,, 2911 . ').% ANN PAGE i A 0 1. (1 ,1MW Z-JAN limit lw/ly 10 01DIR R#Aftemobtt th-sumAwt 23 '- iz Lit 32oz.JAR IY2 GAL. HOOD'S RECONSTITUTED' - TAT ift;l I Wilt WITH COUPON BELOW # i TO I ADE JAN ...... ...... - 0 & SERVE- JANE PARKER. NAMUNG11t NOT D04- RUNS ............... in strip, Cut length. wise into 3 equal strips, then cut crosswise into 4ths. Cross 2 strips over earh pear half. moisten edges and peess against bottom pastry, Turn up ges y arA, if you fike. nute. Bnah remaining apricot rnixtureoverpa try tV W0 7 P A --_— 32oz. BTLE. CRISPY. ROLLS I at ITLE. v " O 32 oz. 4CTNS.1*00 AKFER, "'BROWN AIM Ure[fla1flIflg Pastry into A id 1. ONE JUICE rIt - neatly side by side Brush PM halves with more of Uie apricot LEMON-LIME A.&F BRAND ._Xw down on the pastry strip, alter- ' o weelkese of INSTANT COFFEE - ha pare and core pears Place pear halves cut si: W ING 011 11041 heat stir together the apricot preser% lemon juice and I tablespoon butter until hot and blended; cool. Brush pastry strlpwt th some of the apricot caii I t IIH MCK U . KUN P ICE - 0 • In a small saucepan over low mdieiran Fw*&Wmafl 29c 0 s -;1;11Is: C*w w 16 oz. 694 0160Z. Ofl I TOO MUCH portion of the dough to a 16 by 6 inch sUip. Transfer to an ungreased cookie sheet. F MAYONNAISE __ _ On a floured pastry cloth with a floured stockinet-covered rolling pm, roll out the er so at t Ii_ JUMBO ANN PAGE . MIGNTV MITE 2 r 1 rwynmu FOM TV SEr FRANK AND ERNEST GI ... NOODLES & BEEF, MACARONI BEEF, CHICKEN & NOODLES . b Howie Na JAR RONOMY COPPERS PORK& . I tablespoon er or margarine 4 to 5 tablespoons milk 4 cup apricot preserves I tablespoon lemon juice 3 large fresh fimi-dpe tt pears In a medium mixing bowl stir together the flow-,alt d ar. With a pastry blender cut in the shortening and 14 cup butw unWparUcka re fine Sprinkle with milk, working it in asyou do so, and adding only enough to hold dough together. Shape into a flat square; cut off about . 0 1 BOUNTY TOWELS 'SC REEN OR SLAMS) WiI t4 'GU £NT R t!!~8- 2J 'N4O j BONE e RUCK ANQ -. it C7 by Marcia Course IIV O -/1 __________ , •.: PILLOW. THk ISAIZF PEAR TART I 4icu psflour,fortjr aerate before measuring to 1i teaspoon salt I tablespoon sugar BORDEN 'S NON-DAIRY I by Dick Covolli PE L BREAST ,.- "SUPER-RIGHT" FRESHLY WINTHROP F ALL for the fruit, we used an American version of the pa bree It worked weUand beca use tart makes six 3erviW, it wasn't expensive. Perhaps you'd fike to try this exceflent LBO CHUCK STEAK -- '' v by All Vermoor tUE SK ( --- I ' ) . BLADE CUT ___ _ PRICED lNK (' . CHUCK ROAST iolp ________________ '-- .. GRADE "A" FRESH F. OR GA. ..'\ BEAIFLL. I ThINK I C'N BOOK THE BUUN4G MANAGER! TEEN -Aft CWS TMAT JUST OPENED UP! BWSYU a BAG LB. - THE ___ N AL - __ byH.md.hI&5,J j" rij' o QL STOP 11-tAT HORRJLE On the dessert tables at some of New York's fashionable and expensive French restaurants you often see a fruit tart — this rectangular layer of perfect pas top with ft)mh ftvit and For e foundation, French chefs se th puff pastry OF a a complicated called Pa te rle, When a tempted to duplicate thb des. LB.39( - . % I TWERE NOT MUCH DEMAND I SYLVESTIEFt. Bur LET'S $ 1 "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN, BEEF C. BUGSBUNP4Y HITE 10 XTO M. U PRUNE - Gourmet arts Cheap U.S. #11, ROUND cm. Bartett PearS g; - T __'"ç I W FRESH 1PT. Blueberries - , / / BLONDIE Place on middle shell of oven $ --- . 9",C1. wE WR r a44s blespoon of grated cheese. F A Answer Tornorro owwv.. "913 osit ni,.ntn1;W.v souffle dish with I tablespoon butter and sprinkle with I Ia. blespoon grated cheese. in 2. quart saurepan, melt remain. ing .4, tablespoons butter. Blend in flour, salt and tabasco. Stir in milk and cook, sthTing constantly, Ull thickened. Remove from heat and beat in egg yolks. Stir in spinach and remaining heese, m4wn4ag I tablespoon to Winkle on top, Seat egg w hi tes with ircn of tartar Ull stiff but not dry. Mix ~j of egg whites into spinach sauce. Fold in remaining egg whites. pour half mixture into a &coup so ffle dish and pla ce the four poached eggs on top. Cover with I G INAT ES I 40JR )i4k.E : - STALWARTS 6 egg whites ~t teaspoon cream of tartar Poach eggs and transfer to a IsSav ngS on Res &Vea t bies ri by Larry Lewis MOVING TLEAMI 4 poached eggs 4 tablespoons butter, divided 4 ounces grated Swiss chees 3 tablespoons flour teSSPOOfl 5511 thbasco 1 P 111( 4 egg yolk % frezen chopped spinach, thawed and drained - 45's EACH By SOUFFLE - IS PcFrAT IS DUE FIVE O'CLOCK..' SE SPINACH or wine little curry powder does won- the iresidents of the Italian city For years myparenu vinegar to give DL-1 deforcream me off Florence do big with couple of of hard helled also delido edsPinach It us with a healthful qualities, so that I egg on p and you twa. ' got de. Sauce and musom and a thought of it more asamecIjw liclous dish. If you want in go in for 5llar av ed wi than as a vegetable. Then one thing sauce fl or th fancier there a re dishes in fixing h sp nutmeg. day! had eggs florenilne and ach ts in cook it like spinach with garlic, anch ,,qnlcUy, inacha Is Valuable addi flon thsty spinach can using only the war fillets and parmesan cheese that clings in soups, th hot and cold, and and a rouIsde of spinach with w U leaves after It la washed Its leaves make an cefl sour cream and ground ham. M a matter of fad spinach, There la nothing much woe en t edIent in green salads. One of frozen or fresh, la delicious U than sow, overcooked la3(le5 dishes spin. When eggs, fish or mea ts are ha ve had la spinach souffle th steajwd and seasoned only ach. wi served on a bed of well-season, poached eggs inside. Here is the with a little salt., a scraped on. Spinach Iends itwff to al] ed, cooked spinach, the tem recipe. - A TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding two --'rump tive might have found some way to get Watson to the E I three hearts, the great detec- - II INN hand of balanced t y pe ith good spade support.(; Ive up an) Idea of seven. 4I f is It A—Bid six spades. Your per cent of the time at the table, I I Wrts of Wednesday, August21, 197JB - 2 although they tend to bma badly in bridge books. Perhaps if Watson had rebid to four diamonds over Holmes A f L__L (10 0U (it) fl0W break. Suits break 3-2 some 68 4realized h - . --- You, South. hold, 4AQ654 AQb54 I i 11ohnes and Watson did not Thv bidding has twen 21 distinguish theniselves in their Wes, North Fast South hidding of the last hand in thu 14 Pam 24 Gooden-77hornas book. Seven Pass 2 NT Paws 3V P" V I pa at - 1 -.-... VI make an overtrick and Holmes decided to play safe. At trick two he led a low heart from his haH. Fast won that trick but could do nothing to keep Holmes from drawing trumps and nuking his slain. -wAft~ Z 11 I had 4toptrIcksSupposethey broke 4•1 The contract was six West North Eam South I IF Ila M. 2 Pass 4T Ilam 46 Ila&% 5# Ilam 5T I'a!Ls 54 Ila%-; 6T Pam Ila." M-N ; • won the spade lead and studied the whole hand before playing to the next trick. There wasn't much study needed. If tnimps broke 3.2 he +i WHERE 7HEY LTHEYIM UP -0.1 Spinach More Than AA U I I II Food -, I 'II JI found himself at six hearts. He 4 11098 91163 5 J 9 G2 *KQ84 SOVTII (D) 72 ye byDaGrouc TW FIRST THI) I'U. {AFTA ...THEY HAD 10 21 4.1863 7 .1 Evening Herald Or when Watson made ra ther peculiar bid of five spades, Hohns coWd ha ve bid s clubs, whereupon Watson could surely have gone to seven • diamonds Anv 63 K 72 410753 I ' 1t j -: .-- -- - By OS WALE) and OHTH DO IS PICK UP THI TRAIL OF ic Turner y Dick CARNIVAL - 0 39t 10 oz. oz. act. brnedandpear' are ter 45 a 50 minutes. See slightly warm or cool con,. pletely. At serving time, cut between pears in straight Slices or triarigles. Serve this pear tart the same day it is made for then the pastry will be deliciov-jy Makes 6 �ii-------213—Evenlng Herald Wednesday, August 21, 1974 EvenIng Herald U2M dam firnniIii PUuH UF H I u r — -1 - I IW1IS brAmmon% - Wednesday, August 21, 1974-3B w_ niikIi — H H 1- - I — —W - GREAT FOODS r'JK l ilt GREAT OUTDOOI go CitUiUit fl 'H 01%kr% E Nam ( Publix 1 -....., *g O•' Rt .1 IS.. T- 11,1, '40C -s'izA L • 'r-r-1ujFi I oL'E ' ./ " T - ' 'f - I / . _j - Set them up quickly and easily for card playing and extra work space. Need a sewing table? Or a table for your buffet dinner? You can even put one in the childen's room for game playing. Then just fold them all up and put them away. You'll be surprised at how little space , they take up in your closet. ing steel furniture. AVaiiabiolo hand= $0011 harvest oia wim ebony black or WOOd grain Padded seats and labiwoo, CLUBS, ORGANIZATIONS AND Hampdens chairs have deep. comfortable, foam- padded seats. Table tops are also foampadded. And Hampden's furniture' s remova-10 surfaces wipe clean with a damp cloth. Furnish your recreational rooms with convenient fold-away furniture from Hampden. cINDOMINIIJM DWELLERS Deluxe furniture. King size table has luxurious 34" foam-padded playing surface in heavy gauge grained vinyl. Legs are welded and riveted for extra strength and double braced for rigidity. No mar plastic feet. Table Water ii. 49, II1i 1 ' p 59C Pear Halves . . .. • • • • . . a SAVI .p I. Iou. Peach, Ih.ab.,iy . AePI. Comstock Pie Mixes. .. . Z 631 9 save ii.. Car*?,.a or Livera Chub.. Ow iOOii . . . . . • . 41 . . . . . . • $I I Chiuk.. Dog Food , , . • , . . . . . . 2 .." 491 IAVI IS.. 0,I,,p..e 'I:, ... Ivory Liquid .... . . . • 89C SAYS 5.. Se OIl au 7 B... 1.i a Safeguard Soap . . . . . 2 buth ... 59 SAVI 30. 1000 island.Vv..s.h or Italian ie..s• 59g Ji ra s Dressing • . • • • b.. s. I ;iiI ;;!es..'..!........ SAVE & f, Smooth Of Cft0t y Shedd is I I. P where shopping j ISO pleasure U -4 SAVI 34, Sonwchoes Orange Marmalade or Otter begins August 22nd in all Publix Super Markets In the following c un ti es; Alachua, Brevard, Duval, Lake, Leon, Marion, Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Vol usla Derby C 3 II1II__ ____ __ ::. ke Crea M ' 1 $ : • 39- /w "79 AA Nl;i WE ACCEPT Baked Ham, . ..... '''• 69c U.S.D.A. Testy Vr.sh.M.d. FOOD _______SAVI ______ acaroni Salad Is a og st IS P" 499 STAMPS! ppp Tally A, NwIrillows Per" rh.49 Almad,n Mt t)IIL . I..d,-....k..., I.wlh.p,, UVORS Wino 5.1 •IS• b• h $I9 llU Fried Chicken C 9-p• b s i IVN,rtIU,e,,d P,sh.I.k.d -- --[ Ii Lemon C Crunch h Pie S.. ., 99 • 'JiT{i.. JiJlc,jI ' _ --_ 'L1lii,ji11jF!i! . DETERGENT so-oz. Pill. (k ________________ 79c\ Olive Loaf D•Ik.w. Franklin Salami •.. "h.'' 599 ,ZiEpt P CASCADE ELECTRIC . 99 ,, iIIIIJ4 IGreenSfamps • Swift's ?roziii la•Ils:P;:kIlsust I It I'-..W,d A • g.$S IrA L EXTRA 11111] GreenStamps All l*c.p, I..f, p$...2-lb. W.d.ploy. A., IS, tSi S d llIfl44aIGrn'iamps * owe Roth's Fully cooke 100sl,ss Half H..,. '..'...w.'.a.. I '' L__.___...__,___---_ EXTRA o i[.'GreenStamp . P. Prune-plums ... . . . . • . . . ',. 25 (1 I.wb...bi n o IS..,. Sao-white w..t.c. V, it_[.T'[.. _vj-;ri_ Pepperoni* Pizza .........ph 01 S P ' 59' 4.j '_I_Lç-_A_ lots too Frosee P..chC.bbI., Firm Cauliflower... •... 32osik Served with 14.il..,d.i,. lawi. Beef •1; 93t WLsJ—I--II-P-00W04 Akwe as ford, , Fresh Broccoli • . . . . . . . . 49 IL.WI Wj —. Cut Corn •..ih ':.,' 83' 1T1 high '• ',••• Fee Zucchini Squash . . ... . ... 25' $_ Flounder Fillets ........pb. ' si, j!IiGreenStamps • 5.l.d p..t fresh •--•-••.• • * •..a.. d.,dI • -.. C Pion or Pit FIS I - ..- • ' Perch Fillets .............. 11 , MAMCandy P.r1.0 I., salad or •tvflhi,, ______- - U,. Pee$il,.. beg ! t • •.*I-lb. d a. Fried Fish Fillets • ph, 77Bell Peppers . . . . . . . . • 22 to, 5' _:::::::::::::::: T RA S Heait & wiitij Al Spe6di UIt. $,lt lTwi.,.P.hI WGreenStam Immunizations ire required before school see your 1P doctor or visit your Health Department today! Toothpaste . • . . • • • . . 2 •wb.. 59 Rants Thin I.wl.,., Super. twit.. C..u.. Spagh.tti 12..i. 491 . Hair Spray . . . . . . . • • C DOWN PRODUCI LAW ' White L fc W ... ' ____________ _____ 51fts O,...I..., Corned flinaf . . . . ..... . .r •- r_______ SCIII .r• ----Swift's premlipm Boneless . Beer £t201.$23 - , Smoked Daisies . .. ..... ':' v' Prices Effective '.,b,Vy,k4g I_ SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. 24b. ivp Thursday, Aug. 22nd Half H a. Hams . $.,,. . ... . . . . . . . . '• $ 09 INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Sufferin Tablet. I -thru Wednesdayy iii,. saw o,... . uo.en Pr— •. I r Star rimpop, jwicy IPIw. 100 II.... .. 163*.t.. sit, IS. Igloo % 1 004. t.0 .L I I ' 99c __________________________ __________________ HotDogs ............. C1ond 5und', $wlft' Pv,lv,,, Asserted $..ug. EXTRA Swift. Pr.,niw.. P..t.. $..f _______ 1114WGretampsM Brown'NSorye ....... 79' Sirloin Steak, ,,.,.,,., 1b. $149 Swift's Pesa,i., (Pspp.r.ai, 00006 salami. H.,d $.l..l) Swill. p,..i., ,..y., Boneless••, .... MitcSpray or Powder ColdCti .........,,.., '79c h.,., Antj-P.,,pj,511 Top Round Steak •...,,,$189 .. ) ' C.p.i.l,d5 PIwp. ivi.v swift's P,.7.i, Si...11 Ind 6 Nil '•r• _", " so, . * DlnvierFranks ......... 99' ,,,,••., • S1 lumetl off. 59c Pillsbury's Biscuits ...... 4 Cooked Ham ... .. ..... 'ph .' $14' -- Unk ]i Chuck Blade Steak •.... $1" Oscar Moyer Saw..,. t,s.s 'Jrf ...........':-"-45c SW,,.. P,,.iw ' ''"' p r tl.l..b...., I_iJ_jJ. Smokie Links 11p1..Is Instant T.. I-lb. solke. $109 Check Blade Roast ..... $i°' Margarine ..............,, 73' 3-es. Jar Lykes Ali.M.t Swill, Pvsu,ijw P,.T.., ••i,.I.t. I•l . ,-torso Irstl I4.tv,u Chv.h l,pl• Sliced Bologna ........ 999 harp Cheddar ....ph.. Imperial Oven Roast ,•• lb. 1' PIvp Imported 511usd 7 j_., Swili, Preuuilvm P,.T.. S...I.ss S..f (l.ti.h Cot 1.et. Cheese Spread ........ Cooked Ham .. .. . . . . . . . ,': 69' 'P ' 98' jIll1. • WI,..•. Ch,... 5., "Al, 4Green Stamps • II1I 1J4 .• Chuck Shoulder Roast . . . Ill. I..f..d Treat.?s•s ti..44. 141-20 s.w.I) '......w.. S..11,. Pr*ilv,, P..?.. I..O PI.i. ri, Longhorn Cheese .........lb Ills " $ 69 I Medium Shrimp. B •s..••.• lb. - - - - - - — 11641-11,01h. - 'Tr - =• Crisco Oil -U lb. $....d frost. laity Pr.... P..i.w,l..d . II.... 48-es. bot With Hydr.,d V.g.i.hl. Chive Cottage Cheese .. . ... 53 I......w.d..a.,p11,,41 Reg. or Diet Claw Crabmoat. • • •. is. — I :Ground Beef with H.V.P. k. 89' 1 _:::::::::::::-----4 / ops. 'O'O btIi 7 Plus Dip Vanilla Wafers .' 1 a I 'WGreeaStamps • SAVO .. o.,,* o .., I 0 0vt 1t2 LW2 Niblets Corn ... 29 I Our Own Brand ___________________ fresh plw.p Niokigon : D.iclous Whipping Cr..., Fk&nt VPj[. O u F op Fod _ . 29' Blueberries . . . . . . . . . . • . 59 ._ I •..w.d r, •s ?iu., D.aa$d D.,h t.... 100% P.,. tI. Ca. 1303 [ Wheatolo ..............phi. 79c Chair sturdily constructed of tubular steel. Has 'ulI size comfort contoured back rest and 1½" foam seats in heavy gauge grained vinyl. Quality baked enamel finish resists chips and scratches. No mar plastic feet. I' f INSTANT COFFEE 0. * like. _' _r.•. We reserve the right _______________________________________ 1 ___________________________________ V Ever had extra Company coming and no extra chairs? Hampden's beautiful fold-away furniture is the answer. And it 's priced so low you can get many extra pieces. \ ' . •\ S CONVENIENTLY YOURS / . I W j _j1 ' for the good flme, lusty, 11cod 41 rBeeiBologna Is,.,••• -v' d uuuIuIIIM IWOIIII IUIU IT"l '7 ii I Glad Ourbege sags Potatoes 13%*es 10 beg SAVI 20.. Itay from 30.4t Maxie Pads. ,•• • . . 411•. pu,. $129 IAVI Si, S.r.. Hat .. Cold Lipton Tea Bags. .. . .. '. 59' __ L .................... shopping ISO i pIeo'ire SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17-2 and Airport Btyd.. Sanford SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-fl, Cassolben-y '; 6-es Phi. _nna1esi-------I �% NPIMIr W 9 3 ! 4 EvenIny Herald Wednesday, August 21, 1974 1 COOKI rWKIS ING MNI Lemon Has Bavarian Accent I IS FUN - AQ N mete is something rind. ('bill until mixture begins slon in center of each with back FRESH LEMON BAVARIAN to thicken. Seat egg whites until of spoon. Bake In 275 degree refreshing about lemon PIE and they stand in soft peaks, on 2 hours. Cool and tCm.JVe By CECY BRONE aiso is thslcy good Gradually beat m remaining from foil. Fill center with 1 eaiope Unflavored mos it difficult to stonwith Aisodated s$ Food EdIr o wee gene half ct *ugiw. Fold into lemon Lemon Cream Filling Just L cup cold water GOOD DINNER mixture. Fold in whipped before serving. If desired, gar. 4 Soften unflavored gelatine in cream. Turn mb cooled pasy Ur Bacon eggs, separated fish with u Potatoes SnapSeans Fruit a quarter p cold water and shell Chill until set. Garnish creamand nswee tened whipped i cup sug, divided gra ted l emonr ' cup fresh lemon 0." Beverage 3et aside. Beat 4 egg yolks until with additional whipped cream Beat egg yolks with sugar, juice FR FNS thick and lemon colored, and lemon afices. Makes one mace, sal t and lemon jui ce until teaspoon sat Take advantage of end.Of. Gradually beat in half a cup inch pie. well blended In top of double I teaspoon grated season offerings. sugar, lemon juice and salt. Combine eg whites and Salt boiler. Cook over hot water un. m in to double boiler. Cnok In bowl beat until foamy lemon rind cup sugar . Add til th ickened, stirring Ire. 14 cup heavy I teaspoon grated lemon over hot water until mixture cream of tartar and beat until quently. Remove from heat and costa a metal spoon, about 10 still. gradually beat in sug rw cream, whipped ar. cool. Stir in lemon rind. Fcld In 1 baked 9-Inch pastry I twpoon lemon juice minute.% sUrr Ing constantly. Drop in 10 mauwA a heaping whir Remore siir in teasPuu1i;Lg, a,* Is time, onto foil into meringue shells. hiak". 10 4 softened gelatine. Add lemon on baking sheet. Make depres. servings. Additioual whipped cream sniali Lemon FRESH LEMON MERINGUES * • BARBECUING TRY juice For a 111nbfI,,t teaspoon grat ed letoon rind 'I cup heavy cream, I A VEGET ABLES nw tte treat, try hrhi melted butpr vegetables on Me grill. With die upcoluing Ubor Daly holidays, many families will be enjoying cookouts,and some will attempt whipped ' this new taste. heat stir together the sugar, lemon rind, lemon juice and water until sugar dU3olves: simmer briefly — just until mixture begins to get syrupy; cOOL Rd peaches " slice; Pour A)TUP 1I peaches; cover and Chill. Halve cantaloupe Wednesday, August 21, 1974-5B Experience good food from his mother and, does not have to be extravagant Corps in the Middle East. He snt for J.C. Penney's Cook make the family cook. Often he and fancy." mud pies it's probably was not enough Ue to teach in served e Far Ent and af te r 'n Shops, supervisor of the thee under th prepared his day's catch for his 'ear th scuipWe'). them how to look out for Moore-Betty put this war asked to become an American Express executi ve Recently, w hi le Moore-Betty themselves," Maurice Moore-Betty is an brothers and sisters and ad- philosophy to very convenient apprentice to Irishman who knows that rnits, Monsieur dining room, and as food served a pleasant lunch of When he began the cises, he The meals were use when ne came to New Avignon, then ch of th e in consultant to eiffer's Foods tomato consomme, omelet timing is often the key to en- memorable; If sometimes Yotwk to stay after World War L te star ted wi th the premise that he yable pursuits. ondon. After this stint he and to Corning. odd. if. fines herbes, poached pear with would not be an expensive opened a restaurant In Hanover To paraphrase Abraham Looking back, he reflecta that flowever busy he was in his raqpberry sauce, leftover babysitter [cr young people His background I In. &uar catering to the rug corporate food "I will prepare myself "children's tastes in food and ventures, chocolate mousse and freshly w1e mums wanted to go off arid when the o ternational he is the trade, editors pportunity eating habits are determined by epitome of the and English military magazines andofthfashion Stoore-Betty really found his ground coffee (with raw and play golf or tennis on comes, i'ii be read) " This the practices of their paren e like. Until timing was right In the cooking he said he first started classes Saturday mornings. In the era when the sun ne ver th mn1i • live Avg Lo iie ugui u basics serve nclxs daily in years cooking schools have adulIK M a child Moore-betty en. stimulated by the good, though in tobacco in Southern S and didn't subscribe to tile two hours flat." Joyed hunting, fishing and usually blossomed and about food at "I found the teen-agers "free will, do-what-you-want ng and ype of instruction not Usled in stimulating but their classes theory" because it wiI have Delicious and Interesting food was a member of the Camel Moore-Betty served as . 4 egg yolks cup sugar 'I teaspoon mace 1-16 teaspoon salt cup fresh lemon A Total Is By AILEEN CLA IRE The Herald Services NEW YORK NEA) - ImOfleamFiffing: - Food kishman Knows ' 4 egg whites 1-16 tepoon salt . teaspoon creai of i cup sugar - I Evening Herald a cOn- the Yellow Pages is how to were not economJcal. Also there gone on forever and few would t" ha ve learned. As a result he also got much SA E with smaU end of meloobaij cutter, scoop bans frOm flesh; cover and Chili. At saving time, &M cantaloupe balls to peaches, Makes 6 M-Vinp. from the youth sessions. -I discovered youths have sophisticated tastes and are maryelous in handling equip. Wit away. Gru;;nup~i have hanguPs, such as what a dish should look like. Usually they are wrong." lie is enthusiastic now about persons of all ages wanting to "do something other than their day-t&4ay jobs. I think this is why so many men and women enroll in cooking classe . "In my parents' day, women, i .71 - MEATLESS SUPPER Brown Rice and Vegetables Fresh Fruit Cookies BROWN RICE V EfF PEOV'- AND VEGETABLES A larp version of ow Of our favorite combinations. cup butter or .... . 2 onions, eody chc 1 cups coarsely shredded green cabbage minced parsley 2 large cloves garlic, minced 4 chicken bouillon cubes Two16-ouncecgnsbean U Quantity R i his COPYRI PRICES GOOD 974 ' ' ' S - Reservey ': -.' ; - 1Jfl 'IlL 4T1Th4 - TiI '• ' Astior . T(T - 'Ii . 'A .. I W pill' . . . - . As for food, "It is changing, too, wid not always for the better. I think it is wrong for the food try to promote an idea that size is the mark of quali ty.. in a carrot or anything else since these usually ha no flavor." His books, "Cooking for Occasions," "Th e Maurice ,• . ' p p MIZI __AL I W , . • . . A • • . w k.. 4 '. 4 s . ,, I • , DOUGLAS WHOLE Cleanser THRIFTY MAID 9 a: CAN 14 515 16c Chicken It • 8c Flour 0000*5 to 68c 88c Dry Milk 0 0 0 0 0 e'' Sausage, 0 .....3 .5", 88c Sauces 9c Pastries .... 2 Go's 88c Creamer . 10 App esauce 3 110# 88c Food Wrap .3 Prestige Rolls 2 1P 88c Quick Grits o Gatorade .... 3 ' Cat Food 10' got, Kotex ... 32 CAN 5CAN MONOGRAM LONG GRAIN SOUTHERN BISCUIT SAVE - CACKIN GOOD KG stir in the butt. Makes ,... •1 THFfl i0 VIENNA to package directions. adding the carrot, just until terAer. crisp. Drain If necessary and I J £ •• an bags 2 Cook the broccoli accthg . •1 . ' I •'.1 • WEEICDAYDINNER Thh Fillets Potatoes Carrot Broccoli Rolls MarinatedPoppet Mikrpriliie ., . ,. • wefl;rehut.Mskes6to, buUer or .•. . I ,stOr servingL CARROT BRO=Lf sister Frances dreamed up this interesum commmuolL I - I My . .. I __ ?NRI Uk?? BARBECUE SAVE I GOC -- 04CC OR LT C piO( VAN SAVE I 100 Ff CANS $1 BEST T: SAVE 3Oc 1001 49 $2 coucc DIXIE DARLING $149 JAR PXG 39c "' SAVE 99C a - - ' - ' )Ic • to $ . ' 3 w 71 CAN 0 BRAND 'JSDA CHOICE BIU SAVE )O - USDA CHOICE LAMB BEEF NEW YORK S $i AVG lIl cooked) W D GRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF WHOLE (CUT & WRAPPED flillf W-D BRAND 6'oS LBS AVO) of KG 'P'KG -- SAVE 4O USDA CHOICE MB 9c COPEIAND USDA CHOICE M CIACEIN GOOD CRESCENT (a RIB OR TAWNOw RHINELAND PILLSBURY SWEETMILE OS BUTTERMILK 99C • 1 88 I ,, PREMIUM FULLY COOKED USDA CHOICE IAMB to w 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BLIP ROUND OS SIRLOIN I y as possible enjoy the total food experience " be does $ 39 8c Shoulder Chops to $119 Ham Patties 1 1 as 1 Chuck Steak . . . to $1 . to 99C Shoulder 111%oast p.., Chicken. . 2 is" 1199 Sliced Bologna . 6 Tenderloins .... to $289 Loin Chops 99 Pork Sausage IA B loc Sirloin Chops to '1'9 Franks.. . . - SAVE 4 IS I PIN EAPPLE CftICXEN SALAD 85A'.D USDA CIIOIC! BEE, BANQUET PRIED (tO at o. $19, Tip Steak ' ' 0 I $ QAHD USDA CHOICE SUP PORTERHOUSE 01 T-Bone Steaks 'PSirloin Steak ( 00 $139 SAVE lic w D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF TOP SOUND 01 UPERO5( REGUlAR W SAVE 11 Leg 0' Lamb . . . JIM DANDY 6ot $ Bits SAVE )U. USDA CHOICE SAVE 3Ic W 0 KG s SHOw TUNA ,. , PRGS THIRST QUENCHER P. Moore-Betty Cooking School Book of Fine Cooking" and "The 'Civilized Arlo of Satad reflect his desire at "U • CAN D GLAD HANDY 2I SA.i CARNATION INSTANT Pr It GS a 1 ' . ' KG COMPANY DINNER ked Chicken Rice CANS ____ Marpret Ray's J - . 10 minutes or so. Add Salad of their own." • remai s they want to create something .•. ' ,. brown rice, cooked -- Now, thank God, Moo Betty continued, "more people are learning to do things . . . - • 1na1ncgWetbes0 butter; add cabbage, pIey, garlic cubes; cook gently, inishlug cubes wi th a wooden spow to break fin, _______ 'I, ' -- water thestnuts drained 1j 4 tOl te1OOO$ 5 $*UCe 2 cups kaiijir,&d broccoli needlework (which he does, too) painting, music and even carpen, ThiswastriIn the days of the American colonies. The gap in this type of education 208 nd 1974 - C*fl I COPYRIGHT _ &atrioed — especially, were taught to rriallY 111i143. MY mod-er was taught to cook. She learned • Pit PAV LEMON PIE •' 1. . t~b Chockful of a chiffon ffiling that's on the tart side, te se)oIsunflavored I teaspoon chopped en oaes ineapple Chunks or bits (ned) 1-3 cup thotuiand Island dressing Slivered almon& (optional) Seedless gnpes Onion, pineapple. Combine in s" bowl. Combine dreming and whipped cream and blend t 4 T with chicken mixture. Spoon a envelope plus 1 1i Cup Celery diced Romaine Combine chicken, celery, I lot cups roasted chicken diced (bile the) )' latin cup cold wa ter 8 eggs I cup sugar 1 cupionjwce with maine lettuce. Garnish with almonds and grapes If desired. Stakes 6 servings. ( L4 qm i_t~ 7i F ZUCCRTh I-APPLE SALAD 1 ' - • • ' . Icupraw,unpare(i hini Al fe 104nch'baked pie shell, see below &ounce container heavy k All, crem Soften gelatin In- water. Be&-. egg yolks and % sugar WIW 1 color; bea t in IOB Juice and salt. Cook over hot wate, stirring constantly, until ' — I I J IS CT 79t 101 G(IS PII GLAD r;rr vede llik shwtaim or lard $3 TASTERS i5o cr CAN SI 2 cottee - the der Add `g 7 uil goeden 12 to 15 Coo) before fflli , Coffee P9G - Y FIN .. ..... $1 49 .2 - . - --- •, - - - - 0 1598 100001 SWITCH _______ $1 Dinners ...25 7 r, Potatoes $2" Onion Rings 3 CAN 4 BATHROOM 45c Cleanser 6'so$ $1 w . $4" 0 0 0 0 0 4011 BLACK FLAG AEPOSOt 1E XWffA UE STAMPS GOOC 1"IlU AUr.USJ Iii Killer,. NABISCO 55c Oreo Cookies 37c Cheez-1ts 89c Corn Chips 1. - - - - .• -- - • - - - - - - •• SAVE is 73 AVE 1001 GLAD 1 1 PAC PKG 18 SANFORD P ill 'tJP9ANfl CREAMED ctjPI'w LOW PAT swss Tvt1 SUIRSRAND SINGly WIAPRED SlICES AMERICAN HARVEST ? C % c 0P41 H A'# 01 , 9 ms - 1E X-F IRA PS W"0j( VALUE STAMPS "ORIVI(i Sliced Bacon ____________________ ( -,00r) 1HRU AUGUST do 419 E. FIRST ST. = -- to BAG OR IURELT 2'P"" $1 00 2 6-1 $100 AGS S hells - s-=---- - : =.= J= - =--=;.-- -- --. poached,bone, skinned i10 and flaked, or SlAtKS 49c Cheese Pizza . . 1',' 79c PKGS POty BAG SHOESTRING Potatoes 41/2 $1 a................. eese.•. t. $119 r• L es $100 cooked lean fish ' Chunks Itablespoon finely chopped parsley 14 cup Russian F 111111 QUI(N BEEF. CHICXIN TURKEY SAIISBUJY Of BAG Meats It o -_.__________•a.. Ilk I A 69c CHIC A KING BOIL N 4 $100 Paprika Lettuce •S•eaSes__.......... TOP VALUE STAMPS SUPIRONAND So* 0* SEA PlItCH 04 ............. ITIPO~ IgLX-1 to PKG II Pizza Using a fork, with a light Wd mix fish, parsley and dressing together in a wooden bowl until well combined. Arrange lettuce in another bowl or individual lettuce cups on salad plates Fill with fi5h mlad and dust with paprika. Makes 4 servings as a main dish ; as appetizer. 111790iVALUEST MP THREE 6 as CtNS MINU11 MAID SIX 6 at CANS 1,164Y X _____________________ GOOD THIIU AUGUST 21 GOOD THRU AUGUST GOOD THRU AUGUST 2li ........ 4— . 4 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. = sale or otherp baked or • TAST lox DI LURE HAN1URGE1 SAUSAGE OR Canned Ham No 57.., No 56 69 o. ISAIIBURT SWANSON PANCAKE & SAUSAGE ............. 1E X—Fff TOP WEST JiCINIA THICK Country Ham 3 sCEf' 7 19c Entrees . . 79c Entrees BIBB OR BOSTON LETTUCE IND IVI (S(ARO(I OR ROMAINE 59c 1 po und lean fish 'OtT SAG STEAK (UT Creamer ,)'4 c H PKG' IRA TOP VALUE STAMPS 1 0; r,1 $1 00 U S N I NEW CROP YELLOW 120 49c Ills HAR.I ________________________ I= — Soups GOOD T"RU AUG-,,,%I , ERAIT SINGLY WSAPP'D SLICES AMf RICAN c Storage Bags - 59 . 6 SUPLRBRAP 99c Prune Plums 4 Cottage Ch 2,:'t!P 99 c Lettuce.. ogurt 4 c8 0 s '10' Onions ...... 5 heese Food . 89c Ju 6o Celery 2 • GOOD 1"RU AUGW 2o __________________ FRENCH AVE. & 251 iovered, about 3 bou tslng salad occasiona lly. Makes 2 to 3 er ings , Pimento Cheese $149 - 'Mililly MAJD GOOD TMAU .%UGUST 21 Bug •aeee•a............................. —t ......'a.. r: jArr No. 52., ________ PAI-441110 IlAiiM of FRITO CANS 'X-FiVAL : GOOD THOU AUGUST 21 P P ' 0. A EA FRESH FISH SALAD BJACK IIAU liiiPtt ACTION ( of JA it nsfqnt Milk - , 4 - IRISKIES CUBES Ob KOSEY S SHOESTRING , TOP VALUE STAMP I No )AD 69c B efaroni HENR 000 2 CatFood 11175 OiI VALUE STAMPS : 4 c) OR CHEF YA1 DIE SPAGHETTI 6 MEAT BALLS 01 • • (about) Ice water and stir with a fork to make a moderately Stiff dough. Roll out thin and fit into a likinch pic pa,, !. mols~ Ills rim to rhn so it won't licit& Bob in a preheated 4504egret., oven . 47) CHOICE REGULAR AIR (HCI Vt(,F l 43si I INSTANT l6os 11 Coffee... . o Coffee . . . . . 57%: OR Can Liners Ci Sandw*ch Bags - • - - ping for pie. He Sell: Uotly ed 3 tabl& • . - - GUESTWAR (lUNCH the vanffllk until stiff as a top. - - - -- - . - Dessert Bowls an) chill. (Chill any _llng u can't pile into shell in a dessert dish as an extra pwUo:L) Be. fore nsig, whip am, add- a TOMATO1 thickened; add gelatin and stir until dissolved. Chill until mixture begins tot hi cken Seat egg Whita until stiff; row Into lemU.11- mixture. Turn Into pie thell 1i cup blue cheese dressing Slice zucchini and apples as thin as possible. Slice green pepper in strips leright-wise julienne.) Add dressing and ell together. Refrigerate, IF I teaspoon "Wila r unpared 2c: Red Deilcious apples green Lmcumpepper ' 419 E. = _- - - - - = :------- --- • - --- = =- -- - ------ -=--- -- -:------------ :- - -- = . =- - - = - �1111 1 W-1M -. -. .• - -- --- ------------------ - ---- 6B— Evening Herald - - ----- - - -. - V - - _____._i---------------------------------------.. --- .---- -. - -• -- fl :' ------ -- ----.-----------•.---..------------------ - ---- ---------- ---- Wednesday, August 21, 1974 1974 Evening Herald Wednesday, August 21, 1974-7B 01 1114 I rAREI soutH's DISCOUNT DAYS A PRICES WLtK I TH ESE IT EMS & * BOLD Beef PARLOR PIG ..• b. 1b. LIMIT ONE WITH $7.50 OR MORE ORDER FRISKIE Dog Foods $ l5oz MARSHMALLOW Garlic Bread 69 lost Bleach . V, Gal. A C S F 6 PAK 12 n 29C CREAM KRAFTMA I. 9 I. I I 4 KGS. I CRUNCHy IROL JAR , - A 3 j 63 PEANUT BUTTER---.--,-. HYDROXCOOKIES --------33c I' C & CHEESE .58c $ 00 JAR --- CRACKER JACK SMOOTH LL , L c LYKES SUGAR CREEK 9 Wieners ie. DEL MONT? Chunk Tuna 39c 39c Bologna Split Broilers FANCY SLICED 1.39 48 f I CEO yeis r BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALI MAYONNAISE - I 80 C lb. lb 45 1.39 48' WH1TFIELD 69 4½0L CAN 43C POTATO CHIPS....ELEGANT PINK 00 LIQUID DETERGENt___j3"OZ BTLS..0 j FIELD TRIAL 23 LB. $ DOG RATION SANDWICH BGS BAGGIES.9mamem~"-----. 338 BAG 90 FLAVOR -AGED SPECIAL SUGAR TODDLER DIAPERS ROAST ?N iI0 Km 3 ...I KUAS1 — - - - — 18. f * FLAVOR AGED $100 I * CENTER CUT LB. OT ROAST ( I C BEEF STEAK LB. C CHUCK STEAK ...1 L.B. * RRRflMIE - ........- 20 oz. LOAVES C LB. * OVEN. READY WMITIn BREAD FRUIT OF THE LOOM CUBE STEAK . HOT BANANA PEPPERs. J.L51 I 100z. I SALAD OLIVES........ JAR c _l , I LD. Limit .5 4 4 Alk SPECIAL! CAM EL1'S McV1TIE5 Mushroom Soup COOKIES AND CRACKERS 3 Pkgs. 1 CHIDOA.fi$ COLLEGE CRIMES. 2 ONION. CHUCK WAGON. PEPPER SALISBURY. MUSHROOM • 39C 204 ______ SAVE lOc MORE WITH NEWSPAPERCOUPON ISSY,o,. S Ib. boa $4 5 9 5 lb. bo* BREADED SHRIMP 18 PIECES TO LB eeir ALL PURPOSE WHITE FROZEN & DAIRY BUYS 6-12. Cans MARGARINE l b . C 2 79 LIMIT4 6-Paks 3 3c JUMBO CALIFORNIA ICEBERG LETTUCE PLEASE Qtrs. Cole Pot Pies I&1ier ..n. Oii 33c HEAD - PLUMS.%- iice 2 GOZ 49c IqIJ, C-AFDI'iAL 85c -- "sib. 59c "ab NN SAVE 25 WITH THIS COUPON J FOIGER S INTANT WHITE BREAD COFFEE . ' LS 0 oz JAR ______ Ai • : _ ICED TEA Cooked Lobster ' III. $139 fl O C ItIJO FRESH WESTCOAST ,b. 49C - 29 1 NEPTUNE BRAND hr;mii , ,iuip 1 FRESH ~M * LYKES BOSTON BUTT * EtA. GR. 'A' WHOLE FRYERS C LB. - LB. __ 2?L$C98 ruurIu BAG 11110 AR POTATO 'ES I J. __ C PLASTIC STL 2 GENTLE WHITL IVORY (CELLO 'A 22 OZ. BTL. C WHY PAY MORE SWEET CAL SHOWER TO SHOWER TOOTHPOLISH r A l 1.LR AMMONIA 18 F. IV WHY PAY MORE JOHNSON'S 120Z. PKG. WIENERS * tYKES BOLOGNA ' is CC EYE 120Z. PKG. THRIFTY JA R MIX SOOTHING C CAN RED * F RESH CRISF 1Oc rn'ti WHY PAY MORE I —. -- oz. rCMIL ______ 3 _ ANTIPERSPIRANT. DEODORANT ARRID — c9r.23' 24 oz. '- BODY POWDER • Cnnl,I - 30Z. PKG. -------- MURINE Fillet of Trout FAWAy MARKETS EXPIRES 8.28s74 - * BALLARD SWEETMILK (OR) BUTTERMU.K 2 FLORIDA MuUet a NESTEA WITH LEMON & SUGAR 198 King Crab Legs 'j - SUNNYLAND BISCUITS-----------------CAN - " Cntfiol !PDe MACARONI & CHEESE CREAM CHEESE.__ SEAFflnn Snapper . LB. CLUB STEAK DJOHNS0NFI; KRAFT "PHILADELPHIA BRAND" Chicken MEDIUM ~jet% IH000aS 100 PCT. PURE ALASKA W4915; aM U f DELI TREATS FOR BACK TO SCHOOL Garden Salad, 3 Bean Salad. M*aronj & FRESH FINGERLING FAIRWAY FARMS . P 69c FRESH MANGROVE ITITY RIGHTS ESERVED C JUICY 1~10z. WAFFLES-, ------HO ORANGE JUICE..______ Pink Shrimp i American SIi cesPKGS 89c OSIT RED GRAPES 39i.. "alb a - KRAFTOELUXE MGUNTAUJ GROWN WASHINGTON STATE JF je _ SLICED 1 TEAK - "CAROLINA PRIZE LLL Turkey Roll 4 PKGS79 Round Waffles, 1:1air 49c W. 33 BARTLETT PEARS .33 CookedSalami EN EGGO SWEET RED C LIMIT TWO PLASE Swiss Yogurt 4 LARGE SIZE READY RIPE PLUS ARM ROUND CHEESE EGGO (FROZEN) Swiss Cheese WHITE MEAT BREAKSTONE PARFAIT [A.89 • - JCI1 M MO(U. BANQUET FROZEN 816 oz. Bottles nNEYDEWS 4,:5 1/1 lb. 5 9 C German Bologna CASINO FRESH NEW JERSEY 12 MEATS. SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT ALL SWEET 1OLB. BAG 99' LB. 18PIECESTOLB. $ 3 lb. boa JOHN MORRELI. 5.39 .1 3 lb box PRODUCE — CHICKEN DRUMETTES DELICATESSEN FORMED PEELED. CHOPPED OLD MILWAUKE— E PEACHES $49 9 BONELESS BREADED BONELESS STEAK PATIIES 1 CRUUBEEBAXI TABLE WATER CITIRILLO C REMES POTATOES CHOPPED SIRLOIN STEAKS CMI 00 . ci SBUY EVERCANE Bag NO. 303 CANS 2 GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS CUT-UP FRYERS - C Reg. CAN 8~0000 L - PRINGLE'S LEAN & TENDER INSTANT BREAKFAST....&PAt.511' SHURFINE b98C PAKS OF4 NO.3*0 --- RITZ DRINKS. _.. SBURY EVERYDAY LOW PRICE NOTEBOOK BINDERS 9 FRUIT U & PUDDING . lb Baby Beef Liver ASPARAGUL DEL-MONTE DESSERT I LOW PRICE KRAFT Qt. lb 1.28 WHOLE EXTRA TENDER EVERYDA Yh T 88C lb ,88c Beef Liver GREAT FOR COFFEE JAR lb CAGLSGRADEA Ice Tea MixPilo ID Env. Coffeend1e GRADE LYXES ALL MEAT UPTON POLY BAG 22*, 78c lb. Round Bone CAGLES PRIDE 120Z. . DINNER lik KRAFT B-B-11 Sauces I ASSORTED FLAVORS PRESERVES S VEGETABLE 5 ___ • MILFORD CAN EASE 14 OZ. a lb. V-8 Cocktail IrA, 0 49 K Y ___________ -.. LIMIT: ONF. PLEASE' .WITH*THEV Pug. I HEFTY Trash Liners LMT: ONE COUPON PER KRAFT GRAPE JELLY (OR) lOct. P G. 7 5Rc j NS LIQUID PUREX #' : I-AICK A SHOPS COUPJN EXPIRES: WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28 FAMIL , PL . PER FAMILY, PLEASE. SWEETIE PIES 10100 U.S.' 22 oz lAt fl' CANS Ivory . _ ®r Just Host and Serve 8 8 n 12 OZ. PKG. 40 Ali, 18079 C UU'UN ASSORTED FIRESIDE ' LEMON or JELLY Sponge Rolls PAI . PRICES GOOD •• _ C ":' 549 i! GOOD ONLY i U I THURS., AUGUST 22 THRU * WED., AUGUST 28 -___ BAKE RY $ . FOOD STAMP COUPONS — SLICED BACON I L 1 SAVINGS CENT ER $ KING SIZE 'cS POWERFUL UtlEKt! WHY PAY 1' OZ. MORE BTL. $ 04 U NEW CROPI RAPTI TT DrADC . - CRUNCHY CRIS P RR9_ — C M NUKI) 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE MCt HURS IFRi & SAT UNDAY * 25TH. & 'MONSAT SUNDAY ° LB 1 00 AlA. 7,00 P. M. 8OO,A.M,.9oo P.M. I OOA.M 100P.M. PARK AVE. STORE IOOAM.9PM 9 A.M. ;0O g.M. - ._ ---.. _-.-, - �:. -- '' -- .?.' 'r'" T''" - - .- - - ----- - - - -- - -- -I . 88i-Evening Herald '-TT"? .------.-...-.-._v. -, .-.---------- ------- ---------- • . - ''' -- I.E . -i Wednesday, A ugust21, 1974 __ zriill~ 4 a -- -~:-' Lfj~~~W~ ____ --I I, ",!%~ 4L- - 1140. ,_~ ._,----. ,-..:-,,* ,; __:_!_~. t, 4~4 . It wt .i.i~ .___ i.i! -1 -Ilc . . __. ~-. ly ; . -i-" It 4. 1 ; I * .~ l' The , lw.li Want j. 3 - WANT I I . .- . . * f ,' __ 7.~~ ~ aam-iiiaiiiii - . , v - 1$ Cemetaries AD TOO YOUNG FOR Nat'l, co. now has openings for iS' young ladies. must be neat iii appearance and free to leive immed. for N.Y., Seatlle, Worlds Fair and return. All expenses paid wile in training, New car trans. furn. Return trans. guaranteed. If 4 Personals - FACED WITH ADRIPIKING PROBLEM L ~ 1, ~~, . __ AW ft W"-I Seminole _ 322261 a I ..ft - .L ' •. " -'- . - - - - . 4 I 1 / 11~ '3 4 Orlando 8J -'ri93 - - #.;. ~J .- "' 4 ,, • Ask for Want Ads - Want Ad . "* ~.-'~ . `~ . -- Water damage in Adler #A Department Hours home in Winter Sp.-ings Terrace Owners : m ... ' ,'tt(fIc)rI rnoU, Martin 322 6400. Announcements Councilman Donald i-card of Thanks Browning revealed he had a 2-In Memoriam similar problem with his _______ L WINTER SPRINGS-111. California-style home and it 3-Cemeteries 9 Good Things to Eat would condemn the house," had been necessary to remove 4-Pei'sonls Councilman Irene Van Eepoel the dry wall and seal leaks. you pick. $300 a buthe Lost and Found $--Lost Black eyes, On Oregon Ave told city council at their reguaj. 6Child Care Mayor Tray Piland saidhe mile north of 46 and es wt of I meeting after investigating Herb Behrens 7-Motels had received Hotels a letter complaints by Austin Adler of 8-Eating Places Black - eyed Peas-%3.SO 204 Mcss Rd. Adler has been WalterJ.Bel1vlle,ai.esjdtof bushel You pick. Pilolan Farms. Oviedc South Edgemon Street who had 9-Good Things to Eat tr)ing to get Wilco, developer in 36S-1211. 1 the Terraces to correct major the same problem. "There are IC-Do It Yourself than one or two Isolated ill-Instruct ions problems that have OCCUTed Instructions cases in The Terrace and the - 11 his new house since April. city should Travel & Recreation look Into it and ; Piano or organ Students. Beginner, Mrs. Van epoel saidd it has recourse," Piland or advanced. In your 'home oi said . "I wouldn't live In that house. 13-Travel Agencies mine. Call 3238321. You can see the sky through a Council instruct the 14-Camping-Resorts hole In the ceiling and water Is city building inspector to work IBM KEYPUNCH TRAINEE 15-Action SPorts dripping down the walls." if working as an IBM Keypunch with any resident having these Employment Operator sounds interusnng t Adler said the developer had problems to make sure repairs -_and you are available to start claimed the roof was patched are made and report back to li-Help iml'?.t.diat,ly, we can have Wanted you but it was not fixed properly, council. and training at The same 21-Situations Wanted time. There i . 27 _____________________ _______ 29 Cadet Waller 24-Business Opportunities - 30 24--Insurance Returns Spain From 27- lnvestmeut Opportunities - Civil Air Patrol (CAP) cadet Rentals ____________________ Waller "Uf 12 E. Woodland Drive, Sanford, recentiy returned from a threeJerry for Rent 30-Apartments Rent 29--Rooms Furnished . . world NaUOnalist Chinese CAP cadets was towing Florida. Wailer found Program the exchange "Interesting and -__ fA "* t Rent Furnished 114-Mobile Homes Rent 3$-Mobile Home Lots N The demand for quaiif lid program. We will train you for this highly skilled profession and- alsist you with employment at tPp same time. High School diploma required. Personal interview required. Call I31I5$I NOW Semoran Blvd. Suite 311, Attamonte Spd pg5. Real Estate in Sanford, Wailer has been the CAP almost six years. 40-Condominiums 41-Houses for Sale 42-Mobile Homes 43-Lots and Acreage 44-Farms and Groves 45-Resort Property 'Williams Appointed Veterans' Services at Seminole Junior College. (SJC) Veteran filznsefl,winiazns will opera te as veterans' ad. vaca te the college. lie will assist veterans in acquiring educational benefi ts and will work closely with county, state Equipment 54-Camping Equipment 57-Sports Equipment . ,-' ---. at .1 - 11 Ar k .. I Si-Bicycles St-Musical -. - 61-Building Ma terials 'I. , ,. 62-Lawn and Gardt ____ Navy after years duty and then attendcJ and graduated froni S.J.C. 63-Machinery and Tools 64-Equipment for Rent 45-Pets and Supplits 66-Horses He will be available in the n' dm1n!tr. iFr1 at S.J.C. to all veterans for counseling in the areas of 67-Livestock and Po'jltr Y VA-Feed -- 6$-Wan'ed to Buy 69-Stamps. Coins 10-Swap and Trade 711-Antiques 72-Audlou -' continuing education, high school diploma programs, JOHN WIWAMS Head Start Rolls Open Registration of chik4ren for the zn begun and will continue until Aug. 3c from LOU am, to 3:31) 3ii. in Altamonte, Ilooder. P.111. town, Midway, Oviedo and Sanford centers, 011ldren who come tnder Um Merchandise 40-OffIce Equipme nt And Supplies I - . Marine Transportation 75-Campers Travel OEO thcone Eligibility and who are uges tour and five, or will be four in 1974-75 will be registered until the qu Lt Trailers 74-Auto Rephs Parts Accessories 77-Junk Car R emoved - 1% ItiCt. For additional cs,ntact Miriam E. Jenkins at Seminole Community Action, 1101 P1n A'P. - - 7i----Motorcycles 79-Trucks and T-a1lets U-Autoi for Sue ,I1-Aviation Apartments Rent Furnished Effkiency apartmentfor rent, $23 deposit, $25 week. Utilities fur. nispied, Females preferred. Inquire 611 Park Avp. between I) and from ai. I )nebe'droocn furnished apt. 5)6.3 per RIO., includes all utilities. 911 Park Ave. 333-0430, 1-2 Btd0O,A5 Only Spec. Rates For Senior Citizens - Help Wanted r Ay,001Mobile Park 2545 Park Drive, 322-2541 - WELDERS Radio. Stereo iS-Boiti & A and fec. offices. I Ii 52-Appliances Rummage 31 It working in the secretariat field Sounds interesting to you, and your need is urgent, we will give you complete framing, an provide y ou with full or p.as-t time employment. Both morning and evening classes are available. Personal interview required. Call $341555 NOW. O.B.C., 701 East Semoran Blvd. 'Suite 31, Altamon$, Springs, .- Si-Household r,00ds 64-Garage - TRAINEES For Sale 53-TV. Swimming pool. 1220 S. Orlando 333 2i20. SECRETARIAL Merchandise occupational education and college degree programs. I or 7 bedroom duplex apsrtments. Furnished or unfurnished. 60' EXECUTIVE _____________________________• Vet Advocate only. No pets 3771795 RECEPTIONIST& For SillS Sales MACH lNl5T.GEp4ERA MACHINE SHOP Holdays, vacations, frinie benefits. ABCCOHvEYORS,INC.597 Hwy. 427, Longwood, 1342999. needs?" Serve a U5CfI purpose again w$een you Sell them with a classified ad from the Herald Call us todiyf Dore, øeIa' Just dial 3fl 2611 or 831 To placeyourlow cost wt Ad WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W, 1st St. 'AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St. - i bed roomn, a c. VIII ties paid. Mature adults only. c ny $97.30 - nice clean I bedroom apartment.Lights, water fur. ntshnd Adults, 327 7796 after 1. - )stairs large I room furnished apartment Child and pet okay. Il?SPermon$hor51ope..,, $01 Maqiolla 32307. IN lounge. St. 322 1161 knwlngiy * lartmeit TWENTY WEST IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More information m'ay be I jt flC Iror the V'tj Hour office at Rm. 309, Or- Prof. Cir. n w. Lai e Beauty Dr., P.O. Box ,O94A, OrIando, Fla. 32106 telephone 8411026, . I Apts. *Swimming Poo l *Tennis ROSE GARDEN? A 3 bedroom, bath only 3 years Old and in I ex - •Fishing & Boating ., •DISPOSII$ "Sanford's Sales Leader 1. Your Multiple ListingAg,ncy REALTORS SANFORD $357920 . Roberts St , Inc. Gilman 32790 Realtors 42 off. 5)0 I'x30'a-c house trailer. l0'x16' room onwheels. 323 S454 _. 11 I I • " ___ ., n',i'',, - '.*' L" - UNFURNISHED '1.iJ - w!.iT'-T - c srpet, air conditioned, heal, rf10rt No chiidriin or pets Call 13 6592 idroon,, 1 bath, carpeted. dr. "away from It all. See the homes built with pride & the finest - _ _____ HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to everything yet of 171IIhhI in keeping with the beautiful wooded surroundings. Built With Pride By - __ ledrm, fenced yard, tree sfCr. $163 mo, Stuiity deposit. 31 2,470 or 3735551 S-ST tr itl W25th Sanford, Fla. Call For 322-3103 110W, Airport Blvd. Sanford (30$-323.7870 3237871 - - -_ , 78 ' TO'.','EP'S BEAUTY SALON t'lmrnt'rly t-Iarrett's Beauty Nook) 519 E Pine. 372 5742 11111111111111111111111 Rental Apartment Homes $ 2195 Goods - '3285 Miles .................. 1972 NOVA Stick Shift .............................. '1095 THESE ARE JUST A FEW OVER 85 CARS IN STOCK 10 01 Ze e Prr, __ houSehold goods. Antiques and :. 11 - 2401 Colonial Way, San. 11-46 - A&A CLEANS ALL Pressure Cleaning, Floor Waxing, lnterior.Exterlor , Plastering. Plaster patching and simulated WOCOWS 373 0565 brick speciality 122 7 700 VINCENT'S CARPENTRY eterior Trim, Paneling, Cusl.m Carpentry No lob too smill Lcensed 1. Bonded, 3735677 CAPPEN:RY WORK AND HOME 0- I C&A _ ______ BACKHOE SERVICE - Ihompsons Roofing Build uP&shingles All work guaranteed, 32) 1231 After 11a.m. '! 322 9112 or 323 3913 - Concrete Roofing Land Clearing ________ ______________________ REPAIRS. PART TIME PHONE Landclearing, septic tanks, fill dirt, driveways All ktew1 of # i4 #1#1 4 #" 373 )04 or 373 1253 Truck Rentals ____ -.-- Lawn Service _____ - (cd-icrete & P.ai-unry F?CC 's'."i'e% F locrs P,,tOs 5. ores Brici or stone planters Patch .irU repair work 373 5197 RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Econoline Vans to Diesel Tractors, Iday 1 year. 3233.310 Will Mow Yards Any Sic' Call After 372 0S47or327-7361 :0NcRETE large or small we do It all. Fair price's'Licensed, -_____________________________ Bonded. CHASEY BUILDERS. Yard Clean Up, Trim, Mowing Service and Light Hauling. Call us 162 7759 day or night. ANYTIME. 373 404$ her never was a better time than now to use a classified act in the Herald Slop making excuses Dial 3172611 or 531 99 Sub.Confrac'tors If you are in need of a framing Subcontractor, Call BIG HAM. ui'xd ole Summertime it's a time to sell something wish a Ad Just dial 372 761) at -019 ^ 3 for a ouckrsjrts it, the 1 MILE EAST OF 17.92 ON HWY. 436 - Painting fair prices we do it all .arge or small )uality work, tree estimates :HASEV BUILDERS, 162 7759 .i or night. inn'! neeos" Ser uselul urpose again wt' en you u Sell them cith a CIJ%%ifled ad from the lerald Call us today! Don't rldy! Just dsI 322 2611 or all 993 To place our low cost want Wail Papering int'at ___________________________ Home Improvem.rd PAUL SLATER Profeision,I Wallpa per Hanger. On vacation till August 26. Free estimates, PH. moan. ________________________ Classified ads serve the buyinqar,cr S e III n g 1 a m m u n it y e'ver,day react and use them i- 'rn Call 32. 1 2611 of 531 9993 L Paintinç and Wallpapering. No iob too small Quality wOrkrnanrr Ph, 373 $579 or 323 $759, - ____________ Independent painter climates middle man to save you money. For free estimates on any size lob-exterior, Interior Call 373 7143. John slxIt Call After 5pm, Mon Thur's 37212$) - Household Carpentry MODELING at 1973 DAR WILL DO FENCE JOBS Experienced & Reasonable 322 $474 -- 31 Loaded ............................. I - 2795 4395 BUY_SELL.....TRADE IISE Firjt5, 3225627 332 0397 MER CONST. $136160. $ 1972 GREMLIN X ILSON MAIER FURNITURE & l'Oofs. Removes mildew, fungus, mud clobbers. & Spider Free estimate. 373-403*. full dress, engine Completely Overhauled, 51075. Call Don Pope at 3221651 Dealer 240Z Sport Coupe ...................... $ FREIGHT SALVAGE I' DIRECT FROM BOX CAR liances air coon freezers trig step ladders wire etc. ' Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions. Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded. . 1973 DATSUN ALL NOLL'S STORES There's on, near you. -1 . Pressure Cleaning - 1 1973 JEEP COMMANDO 4 Wheel Drive ............ needs!" Serve a useful purpose again whcn you sell there. with a Classified ad from the Herald, Call us today! Darn delay! Just dial 372 2611 or $319993 To place your low cost want FALL CLEANING cost ... let US help YOU place yours"lmpac" Wash & Spra.Kl.en Call 322 261 1 or 131.9993. Exterior walls, eave%, pitlo, walks Burglar Alarms - ....., Sedan, Low "Don't Classified ads are here to help you buy, sell, rent or swap ... at a low ___________________________ New. For Homes & Businesses Free Estimates. 373 626.1 1977 360 Yamaha Excellent condition $700 373 5507 '72 Honda 130 -_ Burglar Alarms PET REST INN Bcardng&Gring Ph 377.4057 Reduce your electric bill with complete ceiling & wall nsutalion' rreepst;mafes AShtri Ir.uiit,,i i9'1l 789 1210 - 1111011=11 Pet Care BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 3n.133L "Lake Mary" 130094 Care - 1971 Honda 175 Low mileage. Good condition. 5.300 or best offer. 323 9354 after S p 250 Sedan 0 factory damaged repaired sites ..1I99,00, Can not be told I,.'id, Pt sit SIII Kitchen Ba t hroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks lristalløt,ori available Bud Cabetl 3778057 anytime • Motorcycles 1968 MERCEDES oles.ale Over $700 00 Ploll's price D.LAND S H.y OF 92 £ Tii 0,LIIII Ph IMNIC S",'d Pt, "I JMI - Full line GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 7573 Park Drive. 372 1547 Abandoned, unwanted iunk cars hauled away. Your cost, $10. Orlando, 795 61,1 anytime- 1971 VOLVO 144S Sedan ................. BEDROOM SUITES SANFORD nit lIsp I, II $u11i Sanfttd p% rn iln Home Improvements Central Heat S Air Cornctfoning For free estimafes, call Carl Harris, at SEAPS In Sa"itord Junk Cars Removed 2495 21. liON Two LOCATIONS TOSdtlV(yOU of Experts Ready To Serve You! Air Conditioning Applances 1973 HORNET Hatchback ...............................$ rnly's 2 16. Sanford 323 4733 GVfflas £ Ill). '1295 1974 GREMLIN Stick Shift .............................. '2295 I t Irport, breezeway. $150 per fy onth, Kuip Rtilty 322 23.35 Sandlewood 9' - 1971 TOYOTA 'om new CABLEVISION AVAILABLE IN ALL APAR TME NTS ;' - Directory A 12 Volt Batterieslll95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue Hardtop coupe .......................... PET, TILE, VINYL, Sales and Per? installation. 70 yrs. exp, west prices in town Call 67$ W.W SHAG CARPET - :e i' s 36" on range, $20 Professional presser, $ 3 pigs and 1 hn $130. 327-1731 1 "F. , @ automatic, factory air, radio. Low mileage. Like new. $7993. Call Howie Kirby at 372-163). Dealer GAS SIPPEN SIX CYLINDERS , ''TL'J DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL CLOTHES WASHER, DRYER RECREATIONAL BUILDING HEATED POOL 2 flectroorns. Wall to W-all 1195. Mse traps, blocks, Cry wells. ,indow siIl, step st'nnei. trailer ads, mall box poets. Septic tank cls, steel. Open 'fu noon Satur sy. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 9 Elm Ave 121 5751 * * * * 72., Pct, Interest Rate ChromewheeIs II" deep dI$h, slotted, lboll differ ence 373 6349. NOTHING BUT--ECONOMY CARS - i - ... BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC ai.r. 333 3*66 - 102 Broker, 107W. Commercial Sanford, 372 71$; GOOD CREDIT IS ALL You NEED, NO MONEY DOWN, New 3 and 4 bedroom homes, 1% 70 2 baths priced from $72,550 to 125.100 on targe lot Seller pays all closing cost, VA, FHA, Conventional loans. Builder, Delfona, 901.7g9.77$ Orlando, 3051371336 - Auto Repairs Parts-Acces so ries BLAIR AGENCY 37? 0211. extra long double with maple neadboard. 309 E. Crystal Dr. 332. Id i::'" 1 .11)1 Whitey Eckstein at 372.165) - All sizes and models, 10 speeds, S speeds, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store. Call ALL NOLL'S STORES There's one near you. 52499LovBug '72 Pinto Hatchback Runabout bright red. Air and automatic. Low mileage. Like new. $2195. Call '77 VW 112 Wagon Motorcycle Insurance ' Bicycles '4 Complete trailer hitches. All kinds available. Bikes, Bikes, Bikes camera, lamp, projector, scr een, and splicer. Like new . $200 or best offer. Call 373 9331 after S p.m. bight damaged furniture and jrniture parts, All at wholesale or dow at 19 W. Concord. Ploli's reighit Damaged Warehouse, owntown Orlando. Phone 175 W. Garnett White d,A __ 58 To Select From ___________ Unfurnished CIO an - Over 10,000 Pieces .- ,3 ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 332.3961 ALL NOLL'S STORES There's one near you. I JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. , -_______ G' Thel" -- -_- 77 16' Fiberglass canoe and electric 3 speed motor. 1700. 571 3763 After 6 ODD CHEST Largestseledlon in Central piorkia Prices start at $39.95. - 1966 Dodge Dart convertible . 6 cyl., good running condition, good gas mileage. Needs body work. AM radioa'id tap, deck. $125, 322.7306. - Also best price. Starling at $1) Complete, .IU~tR LOOK... '-, --- Largest selecllon in Central Florida I Homes, Lots and Acreage I cxc. bore Sell or trade for Gei' man or up pistol, etc 3220419 #'0 . V~ -,-I 77 VW Beetle marina blue, AM FM radio. Real clean, $7195. Call Howie Kirby at 3771431. Dealer Ford pickup with completely self contained deluxe camper. Must see to appreciate, )7) 8043. 76 pita5,int Surprise' you can clean Out your garage Quickly With .i sant act U.S. Model 1903 A). 30 Cal., rifle. it # all Be-st offer. (305111. 7.311W. lit St. 373 1711 Boats $. Marine Equipment W,Vfl? BUNK BEDS (,, Houses Rent 2 bedroom home for rent. 332 7519. M iscellaneous -- Commercial Prop tie' -., 55 cored. --- Supplies anct household items, Aug 70 '3411 S. Grandview Ave., _______________________________ San 372 o465 conditioner and 750 gallon septic Be taN, 373 0110. ll & Howell Super I movie - - - --- white. - SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE YARD SALE- mostly beautician's - 3 bedroom moblltj home with air ?S6SPa,kDr Aa.iti No pets 372 FUfnIthed or unfurnijh,j nice 1914 Ph. 373 03 30. Dea ler. 1.2 BEDROOMS - - - - sedan - - Garage-Rummage Sales - --- -- cioor Pwr. steering, A-C, excellent CALl. SOUTHERN RV SERVICES FOR ALL YOUR RVNEEDS! , 3735020 323 0697 322-2367. Fur Sale _________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ______I OFF AIRPORT parts, Black and WhIte TV. Contemporary Cabinet. 54 '6.5 Plymouth 4 A Buy of A Lifetime- 1$' Travel Trailer, like new. $1,150. 322 447U. TV-Radio-Stereo - Inspection. Call Larry Saxon, REALTOR, Or Jerry Emern, Asioc, Robirts 1. Gilman, Inc.. REALTOR. Flamingo 2 Ddrm,, set upon lake, skirt ing. Take UP Payments or pay - s-sss 53 Quick ca sh for your home Fast closing. We will pay all cost. Move when ready or will trade. Free Mobile Homes RETIREES DREAM Longwood -- - WASHER, Service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES Real Estate Wanted SO - .. -. area, patio and large backyard Call today, er leaving the area. i anxious to sell Ask Lillian Campbell, Associate. 530-5500, After hours 447 6771 A PALACE GUARDED home Realty 322 '301 7610 Hiawatha Ave. at I'.fl Delfon 7 M. UNSWORTH REALTY 503W. 1st St. 3736061. 373.0517,332 0 4 Bedrooms $27,500 830-5500 ORLANDO Call 322.2420 Anytime fi) f Courts 1' cellentccndltioftMonyfeetu,es lnChdlng central climate control. Call REALTOR.AUIDJ.Jt. R"eii Southward. After hours )4iO4 I New listing, Avery attractive I year old home. Large bedrooms, dining IDrapes HERE'S YOUR - - accept based on age from 'm Plovers covered by Inc AGE DISCRIMINATION • C Dishwashers - HELP-WANTED ADS that indicate a preference - 2BedroomswItn1Ivingroo,fl,11ng roomand screened POrCh 51600 hours 3224033. yment-monthIy payments less thin rent. Government subeidlled to Qualified buyers. Call to see if you Quatifyt' MAITLAND FLEA MART LONOWOOD LAKEMARVAREA lt1lHwy.17.97o pe fl54flg$ ON RESERVOIR LAKE KENMORE - almost for full asking price ther e never was a better time than no* to Vii ii Classified ad in the _________________________ Herald. St)makjng,xc0s Dial 32 22611 or 13 They're Hot!" New bouseini Contact Owner 323 018$ after a ______________________________ wn?own first floor 3 re),n cir,ii epartment Adults Only :hildren or pets. Call 322 1119 This NEWSPAPER does I NICE RETIREMENT HOME - A PC,, mortgage. 16*37' family room with IZ' whl$ sanslone fireplace an matching bar. Master's Cove Inc and Investment Property __________ __ - - 3227146. Longwood - 643-1415 '68 Flat I door sedan while, Runs extra good 5695. Call Don Pope at 372 1631. Dealer. Camper-Travel Trailers 15 cu. It. Hotpoint avocado Hotpoint and Tappan, priced right. Financing available with no down payment, Dick's Appliances 322765$, ALTAMONTE NEW TOWNHOUSE -2 bedroom, lki bath, kitchen equipped, By ow ner. $37,300. Small down payment or trade. Live In one side for $33 a month. On. 131.2154, P'torne ''- - "Get 'Em While Bedroom. 2 bath borne with $' Central heat mict air, shag carpet throughout, Hout. will refinance 0123 Bedroom 1311332 Realtors 75 Excellent condition. $125 . - - VW Buggy. ? Enginei,new batt er y, $230 or best offer. 57 3267 Alter 6 Stamps-Coins ''' 3730753 a ha .new '65 thru '74 Models 17.92MaitIared We Buy and Sell Gold and silver Coins. Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W. 1st St. 323. 4357, Appliances Ranges, 830.3500 69 AIR,ISPEED .VW ..Nown, BUys - Any - Car - --------.-.-- _____ - - Investors as well as home ekers ________ , CAN IMAGINE a 3 bedroom 2 bath f $17,000? We've got it, Also. lt'5 Parity furnished, Call REALTOR. Associate Betty Flamm, After REALTOR- Lake Mary Area - 3 not hOUrS 3724633. 36 CLIFF JORDAN ' -- 52 Kenmore electric clothes dryer, $33. 7319 HiawathaAve. 3220673. Roberts & Gilman SuIte3 The Greater MolI REALTORS, Ca$selberry,sj.1 - . Trailers & Apts. 7 Adult parks, 2 Famil yPal ".35)5 Hwy I! 9'7, Ia,ilorct, 323-1930. Day, Wk, MO, ' Thurs. & FrI. 1-3 p.m. 2710 W. 251h L ooking for a clean home. See this 3 bedrooms, large living room and carpeting. Stove arid refrigerator too. $32,900. S Acres on paved road with orange tree's. **** eN MO PARKS, 1, 2, 3 Bedroom 'ktil Bookkeeper and Central Office. Pfeftf experienced interviewing ' DAVE'S USED FURNITURE 500 S. SANFORD AVE. 3239310 333 474 Tbi busineis Includes inventory C ' equipment, one mobile home useI as an office and a 9'xlQ' workthog1. Nets approximately sso.00 yearly. Call Connie Russell Associate. $305500 for further information. garage, carpets, range, refrigerator. si,000. FHA or VA terms Al%Oother3and4t,ejroom hom es available. Immediate occupancy. Ask for Phyllis Inc. Capponi, REALTOR-Associate Hartman Realty, Inc. or 621.2162 PINECREST CONSULT YOUR HOROSCOpEI No matter what it says buy this 3 bedroom, 2 bath with Florida room, heat and air for $37,000, Call REALTOR. Associate Merle Warner. After 100 ACRE SOD FARM . pliances, Carpet throughout. Cleint S - ________ Mus t sell 3 bedroom home. Nice private fenced yard, utility shed, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 127,500. Three bedrooms. I bath, good neighborhood Large lot. All ap 7310 Farms and Groves rvo • OWNER CRYING . ___________________ - SAN LANTA PINECREST 3733695 - ________________________ waitress, and Cashiers. Permanent employment, Corn t4,01id,.1V r,hrrrl p1' tnt, Allarnoote -prenS, Why Not id air. FHA or VA. Come s. us. D I a yf - Priced to sell. Wayne's Quality Furniture, 1200 French Ave. 373 -. -, 44 WINTER SPRINGS - Insulation Installers needed, Good employment for ambitious men rrrlue brnefit. - Ctiauttrrs llcente required. Experienced only need apply. Apply 1011 Miller Drive, Altamonte Spr ings. Off Charlo tt e St. 54K Warehouse . 1 bedrooms. 2 baths, central heat ___________ WOMEN WANTED 47-Real Eslat. Wanted John Williams has been appointed coordinator of Deluxe unfurnished duplex apartments. One 1 bedroom; one? bedroom Kitchens equipp, air conditioned. Exclusive Sanford residential area Mature OB,C. 701 E. - Sale -" Da yS 322.7212 -,, 831-4039 (The PHONE 322.5905 - REALTY _______________________ - Houses '2s0. •34 7167 $' 5.400 down, 5 years on t:e baianc • INC., REALTORS SANFORD gn Park Dr. " - - .. T ot al Price EVEREST REALTY -- Stenstrom After hours 2 734% NEW ' 31-Wanted to Rent worthwhile." A part-time lineman at Page Airways, Inc., Wanted to Rent Fern Park -.- Inc. -- 38 ç(,Re'ullor IntheCity. HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc. 317 1598 or 322 S5S Elmer Bakalla, Inc. IflROflDA HOMES including second floor sundeck. Call REALTOR.Asiociate Sonny Reborn, After hours 3224)79. Garage sales are in season Tell the CITY THIS OLDER 3 people a bout it with i Classified BEDROOM. home Ad in the Herald 322 2611; 131 Was deSigned for a family affair. In perfect conditIon. 139,900. Call REALTOP.A5;otl.t. .Iulian SANDLEWOnO VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. mers and operators is great. 37-Business Property For Rent JERRY WAILER condition. M.aysub let space. For into, call H. A. DALE REALTY, 60' Building lot. details. Plan. extras, - I * (With Good Cred it ) - 1973 VEGA STATION WAGON 1977 Capri V 6, Ispeed, radio, decor group Dark green A real value at $7,790 Call Bob, 377 1881. Dealer. 321 3937 $50 Down - Rare Opportunity Reasonable price P0 Box 693. Sanford, Fla. 37771 Give full • Till We Succeed." eligebItity to purchase a Building for offices or commercial use. A great down- ST. JOHNS RIVER ESTATES town location, Approximately BEAUTIFUL AND SPACIOUS 3,400 54. ft. floor space. Very rca. OPIE.YEAR.OLD 2 story 4 soble rent to substantial party bedroom,lbathoncanaltoriver who will maintain building In good 5l50. Pool and other - (.Jm" "We Don't Stop new bedroom home for no cash down and reduced rnonthl PiyMents under the Farmers Home Ad. ministration Assistance . For Rent . ' - immediat ely to train as IBM Computor Programmers, and 34-Resort Property 1 nstrom Realty • WE TAKE TRADES ____________________________ Ready to buy a good home, 2 Bedroom.2 bath customdeco,a,ed condominium in a community that Deltona, 4 bedroorn, plus Flor,da has all the amenities a per son room, Enc losed garage, 7 full could want except an airfield baths, central lISA. lakeview. 7 1 , PCI mortgoge, Owner 3147410 Total price $3$,50. Owner will consider 2nd mortgage 'Total 5.34.900 fl-4i 130 5)00981 -,rd furniture -._, ,. Autos for Sale * Mustang City 70 Rabbits and Sail wire cages. $100 '.,•. 1963 Bonneville Loaded Best offer - 80 1973 Capri V 6. silver metallic, automatic transmessioe, decor i,roup, radio Offering $7,590. Call I r, __ -...,. ;. , Pinto Squire Stat.c.,n W,.c,o, I automatic, radio, extra nice, 17295 Call Don Pope, 372165?. Dealer. (.onq fijhing Gm all the equipment ,'ou need for Iho,e big OfiCS with a .'.anf ,'id , ptt ' ,L TONS 196W Lab,' Ma' J23 6)S)or 645 7333 WE TAKE TRADE5 - - tvn IteCririg, pwr. bakes, air cored 17,000 miles. 560) and take over Payments 327 7610 - V.'m' are offer) Lu? rif''tr '-Quilted Maple67 A bedroom Suite, 5145, Recliner, SIS Feed Dincan PPnyte dining table and 4 chairs, lire, S195 Bokc,', SIS JIM DANDY FEEDS Vacuum, 515, Sofa. $45. Dining BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR suite, 6 chairs and china. $275 Gormley's E. 46,373 4133 Dinette and 6 Chain, 143 Single beds, 515 Roll away bed, $15 68 Wanted to Buy Desk, 515. End tables, $3. Maple rocker, $25 Doing business in CASH 327 4132 Sanford for over 19 years, KuIp for used furniture, appliances Decorators. 109 W First St . 172 tools. etc. Buy I or 1001 7335 items 1 arry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave Metal dinette - brown formica lop, Wanted piano for Iclyliwild. Schoo 6 chairs, Good condition. $10.00. Kindergarten Donatlan, ta 323 1111 after 330 P m cle'ductable in good conditio1', oi needing nominal repair. Call 372 Deluxe gas stove with griddle, 5' x 8873 or 323 4331 After 5:30 ll'green rug, Electrolux vacuum, --__________________________ Sunbeam dec mixer, old Singer ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Portable and lumber, 373 1711. Top prices pact, used, any condition 6445126, Winter Park Newly reupholstered hide-abed (H'1A'i' 418 Just n,,rlii U Orange County line near La ke Jem, II Acres wooded, live ac re lake on back corner Seller oft( rs terms REALTORS 196W Lake Mary Blvd. 323 63S] or 645 7333 THE SPRINGS Financing a new Maronda Horn:. in Deltoria Is new within the reach of the v.uni working people of The area; as weli a me olderretir,esana fixed income. See us r e ggrd lag pea, Ste 377 n and 122 064a p Need A New House? 3fl.u;; • For lease - 19)9 S. French ) Chef'sKennel__ Pups, Studs, AK r.. Toy S Mini Poodle All color Mini or Large Dachshuna, Sh. ti 'Tzu, Mini Schnauzer, Toy Coil Cocker, we buy pups, financ ' Quarantee, Shots. 1 737 2942. Only 7 months old. Perfect working condition. Call 323 6734 or see at 1571 S. Summerlin Ave. (.O rd 1970 Ford Van. acylinder, carpeted, AC, tape deck. 51400. 321 930.4, '73 Ford Ranger XLT factory . - .,II. 4 ,._e in,,,e, p*r, - AKC D.achShund 'n'nature-sp d also black and tan Môl. 5 Is Animal Haven Boarding Kenne 377 57S2 Dishwasher and dryer - 1970 Clievelie. new 154 engine, 600 balanced & blueprinted, 154 gear . magi, many extras. in Ill? •ttcr S p m Consider trade for car or wagon. 323 6923 - Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307A East 1st St., Sanford 3729111, Eves 569 1144, 73 VW Super beeti. red. i speed, radio. Very nice car, $7293, Call Whitey Eckstein at 3771651. Dealer. '67 F iflOt nr'.jt>.'ij - - Alter Hrs -3 RI 322 1196 1 (. REALTOR international. A, ton, I wheel dri've, tool box bed. S1200. 365 3161. Pets and Supplies It77 Toyota Corin,.D,,uxe ?Coor, fully equipped. $16COFirm,3726734 323 J9I3 after 7 Rent Equipment for Autos for Sale 159EDSEL A 1 CONDITION 3770413 4 wheel drive, $3150. Rent Blue Lustre Fleiiric CAr Shampooer for only $1 per dal Urop in bcib,in, zig Zag and 3 needle position. Like new condit ion, Solid new for US. balance of 14,5 cash or Of $10. New warranty. Iv acres on a corner. 160,000 homes neari y verot homes can be built on property. Zoned A 1 522,500 CASSELBERRY AREA - Country living at its bes t, 3 bedrooms, 2 ith, famIly room, (1n4n(J room ird e,it in klthen Lot SliC. 250'x 736'x 159'x300' Citrus trees, small lake anct loned for hOm, Call today I.I1,5C1) 4W 1sf St 377 2335 ___________________ CITY COMPLETELY FUR. Sanford or vicinity-) bedroom. li NISHED 2 bedroom in quiet, tree bath from Oct. 1st. Garage shaded neighborhood. Has LAKE MARY desirable. Will look after proper ty fireplace, well and other extras Iwo bedrooms, central heat S air, References available. Mail replies Only $16,000 Wowl shag carpet. $163 MO., 121h' month Call to Box 532. care of The Herald, REALTOR.Associate Jotwi Moro. free. glady Brown Realty. 322-5231P Box 1657, San$d, Fla, .O. After hours 373 0713 or 332.1944 PROGRAMMERS Investment Properly SJC ?BEDROOMS. ADUL'ISONLV. 3" 9790. COMPUTOR 33-Houses 44.-Income And As 332flNaflerl:oOp.m. MEN & WOMEN 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished For Rent . with Nlcelbedroomapf..air, Carpet. Adults. $105. 31-AparlmenhRent . .- in "Jo 3221991 Eve. 3fl.737A IIOOE.23tp,St tometrist, physician, podiatrist, etc. Near Altamonte Mall. 1000 sq. ______________________________ H. available. $31 6416. GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. -322 7i?i LAKE MARY 64 80 Autos for Sale 1973F-3SO Ford Pickup . -. 1973 Singer Zig•Zag STATE ROAD 476 Near Ov,eJ O, 220030' on take. Excell nt f resldentialuse About I? acr Terms available 55,500 4 4 50 "°" KULP REALTY Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTiNG REALTOR TAFFER REALTY DYNAMITE LOCATION for op. room, 1 year old Central neat and air unit. Large lot, many extras A real buy at $26,5(r r 4'V . TOUCH'N SEW CO ---- ----- - Trucksand Trailers 79 - CARROLL'S FURNITURE -• -._,'.- Casselberry: For Sale, 10 z 00' mobil, home lots. Goon locati Terry Peôlty, REALTOR, 281 07)1. LAKE MARY. Lakefrt on Like Mary A fine lale to Ski. swm an fiShbedrooms. 7 tith. air, screened Porch, 2112 Move JOHNNY WALKER OD NEIGHBORHOOD tlrat 2 bedroom home, small panelled family mom, big trees in yard. $19,500. floors. 1 block from elementary school. Only 523.000. 5)500 down oo down payment VA. See today. NO QUALIFYING Neat 2 bedroom, air conditioned home-family room, fenced yard, carpet, drapes. Extra nce at $21000 with 5.7.000 down. Call today! For Rent Mary - 11 Acre NI'alt, rLaA r r,.' 3 Bedroom block home with family 3 bedroom corner lot, hardwood Business Property i ' 500 French Avt. FOREST CITY - Move right IC Spit and span. I bedrooms. is baths, inside laundry, quiet area 3fl.?33j 3803 Orlandc Or I 323mi "I S200 PEALTOp, 37) 7150 Days; 337 4123 i 11 ' . .- , Eves.323041 Associate 2 bedroom, I bath, den, fen, to .- Ohts. GRE GOR Y.MO 13 IL E HOME Broker BROKERS The Tirre Tested Firm Glschler eves 322-7374 Stemper NEAR SCHOOL 6476161. Piano Woodwind L,je,, Deflona.Enterprls.ar,a Degree teacher. I-1707 Unfurnished week CAP international goodwill tour in Spain. Under the goodwill progran, CAP cadets from around the gathered in Frankfurt, G ermany, before dIspersing in SIflaiI groups to YLSII Other countries in Europe or elsewhere In the world. Wailer was in a group of Belgians. Canadians and Ameri cans who were the guests Of the Spanish Mr Force and visited the country's major cities, military bases and the Island of Majorca in the Mediterranean. At the same time, a group of British, Phllippino and FRANKLIN DeO-y' Little want ads bring big, big results. JuSt try one. 322.2611 or Hutthion Ocean front apartments, (ii . 339 S Atlantic, Daytona Beach, _______________________________ Call Mrs. R. U. Hutchison 322 1058. - . NEWLY WEDS?_ Want your own lint "little homer' Nice corner lOt. 3 Bedrooms. 1 bath. $15,300 owners anxious to sell. Don't pass this buy. Big cash down and save mOfCo, low down FHA OrVA. Call Mildr ed Stemper, Eve. 3721939. -- ... .. house 'yuv, imaglkltion and s.m paint and a moderate down payment Is all that is needed. The owner will even help with the financing. Total price $39,600, but Cain IiIks. ciii REALTOR-Assoc , 317763 Office Equipment & Supplies Underwood typewriterr Manu office model, elite type ne condition, 540. 332 1658. in sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best mod"l, winds bobbin in machine. Fully automatic p41, Dalance of $7$ or 10 payments of $1500 JOHN SAULS AGENCY Daysfl2lIll Household Goods GOLDEN' 1973 3 bedroom Barrington, redi iced ST. JOHN'S REALTY . For Rent 'U.4 4NDUSTRIAL P"RK __________________________ **GENEVA GARDENS ** Singia story studio, 1, 2. and ) bedroom apartments. Pqol, clubhouse, carpeting. drapes, kitthenequipp,d,central Peat and air. Monthly rentals from $142.30. ..!...20PO,l5O$W.2Sth!t.,Sanfwd. Call 3227611 or 531 9P93 to place 'our a ct -. REALTOR You today. Excellent location at I-b and SR 46 --Apartments Rent Unfurnished 373 - . this bath older home on 3.60 acres of land with gorgeous trees, in the City, can be yours for only $10,000 down. Owner will hold Ist mortgae. $50,000. Call Margaret Scott, REALTOR Assoc. Evening 327 7545 COR BErT REAL ESTME ' BROKER 60 * * Singer * tgage around $150 No qualllyjn MO$SIC C. BATEMAN ' Mobile Homes 194Q Mobile home, lO'xiS 2 Bedroomr, with 10 screenot d in Patio. storage shed. 2 air con ditioners See at Lot 16 Park ve. Trailer Park $7,99 Several) OR its B, Cii, carpt Almost new. Payments on mo -------------------------.-----......--... big cid 2 story home with a . Assume 7% 1st and 2nd Mortgage Si - - - 661 179 1 ' ____ _____ required. Call 834-5554 NOW. O.8.C., 701 East Semoran Blvd., Suite 311. Altamonte Springs. Buy barga in or sell a bargiin with fun to ow and read classified adj' 25-Loans 7606 S HWY I) TOR Resort Property 37 Take a decorator's eye view of . 3 bedroom, 1', baths, no quaIii 4' $1900 down, $136 mo,, 7 per cent. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3231750 AREA'S FINEST NEIGH. HALL REALTY ---._ 5000O Sq. It. warehosjs,, recty for Malewantedto shar,mobile homelnHaclind,vil!.ge. 323 4512 After 4. 1.0* in cost. high in rewltt. that's classified acts . .read and use them? Vic TWO FOR PRICE OF ONE - 7 bedrooms with 1 bed room apart Free trailer space in return f or watchman services at manufacturing plant on Wesiside of Sanford. 3234170. 332 64_4 you, - - ----_-.--.____. ONLY 96'ONLY PREFER COLLEGE STUDENT s 110 age limit and high school diploma is not required. Prepare your-salt for the future now In this highly rewar. ding field. Personal interview ''- -- Asking $23,500 Mobile Home Lots For Rent ___________ ROOM FOR RENT voted to CAP 35 RoomsforRent - working ESTATF SALE Hurry loan CXcellent buv,, on fbi. mnd,st bedroom. 1' tTri tin ntr section. $23.900. - ---- - - renting a mobile borne at CAMP SEMINOLE. No pets. No alcohol. 322 1)0 Investment Opportunities Will pay $30 per month for) years and return your 55000. Will give you lit mortgage on land. Marvin P. Gassman, (Bonded Mort. Broker) 2601 Mohawk Ir., Malt. _________________________________ Call 6451113 (21 hrs.) / Stemper MAKE OFFER Like new 3 bedf'QOm, P-, bath, wail to wail cannel. Has ørpt nol.ntIaI - ______ Enjoy beautiful ,fekiva i'B - -. - I - Mobile Homes Rert - 36 - Financial 34 - - from 31.1470. "C. Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, ______________-------T" 919E.2ndSt. in my flOm 0. 6 am, 6 p.m., Mon. Fri., al 00 Fri. nights Hr. day and week rates, Lake Mary, call 322-na BY JANE CA.SSELBERRY HeraldStalf Writer • ... neat,) iIearOoms, 7 baths, large cheery kitchen, central heat & air, near Junior College, school, and stores 373181$. - Call3fl-719S - ' WANTED. LPN'S and nurse ades. kn LAKE MARY, Cute Ia Ia u i - =-= 42 Unvia An If You d Houses for Sale I 71 Hour 59rvlce - -. Tcv'o bedroomJi'• ....h Magnoius Ave %? procedures. Responsible position. Call Mrs. Boucher, 3235511 or $627917 for appointment. Christian Day School has opmi rig for br 3 yr. Olds for fall sefnest T. Call Lutheran Church of Redeemer, 322-3552 or Mr S. Help rr'q.j - A s Un ihe Want - - __________________________ 41 41 Houses(orSa'ie Callbart Real Estate lAdfr?& )¼h.I. with all the extras. $53000. 33 Houses Rent Furnished counts Payable and 9"wral office - Ask City '.j- ' - r 30c a lit* Babysilting in my home. Suril, nd ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum b1r-.n' large 3 - REAL ESTATE SALES PI3PLE Zbedroorn trailer with fenced yard ment, Both furnished. 522,500. for our Lake Mary of fice. Con Adults with 1 small child. Call THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND fidentlal interviews. M.L.S.. after 4, weekdays, 373 0583. To computorwetaketra des Forrest build your country home. ~ acre Gr eene. REALTORS, 323 633) or NearLakeJessuponMllIer Road off lot in fine shady location. 17,300. 372 1910. Sanford Ave Two l2'XaO'. $150 per ;,c(th C1(t 611 7ICO or 816 3874 RENTALS -- 2 hOI1CS ' 5i Sanford Airport Experienced 5175 a month with deposit. bookkeeper, double entry, ac - Care Child 4 -'--------_-----.. f - CANE WORKERS NEEDED to cut sugar cane. Minimum $7.15 per hour. Apply August 21, 1974, 2.5 p.m. Fio:ida State Employment Service, 200 South French Ave., Sanford, Florioa . - 6 EXECUTIVE HOME BEAUTIFUL FIREPLACE enhances this nice) bedroom with carpet, range and refrigerator. SUGAR - 8:00 A.M..$:30 P.M. Monday thru Friday 1 thru 5 flint's 40c a line es ' Houses for Sale Houses or Sale -- 3 bedroom, wall to wall, refrigerat and Stove, 1113 Valencia Ct. West, Sezi ______________ BIG FAMILY A lucky find in this I Sanford, 159leIi. hrge) bedroom, Zbatfl Wltfl 1cY X "iIfl'l the SAUFORD A REA fri.ndly 12' family room. $32,500. and beautiful?" Far-n money for backlo school Clothes by jelling A'.'on in v*,r ,..ar time. "" - For families or friends of iirobi Im drInkers, Forfur?her Information ciii 173.4 It? or or write AlAnon Family Group p 0. Box 3, Sanford, Fla. 32771 a r ( cMfl • 'set. 6417037 for "We Care '4otline". Adults or Teens H41 Wednesday, August 21, 1974-98 -a ye ,wr iuw______ - _____________________ i - Sal. only, 10 am. to $ p.m. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON 11 -I , - C311 f.':. Knight. •J4,)39 Write P.O. Box 12 13 Sanford, Florida £ flAlI Winter Park . - .11 ) bedroomhorne_fenc ed yaj patio. Newly decorated, 322-7741. Single and free to start Immed. call 471 4587 .iri. .I' 11I ,- .. Perhaps Alcoholic AnOnymov 11 :' __ Houses Rent LAKE MARY 3 ronrn ,' large family _________________________________ equipped, garage. $235. 323-0145. AIRLINES? I INFORMATION #1 ' 32 Unfut,iished 3 Aioining spices in family plot in Everg?e,nCemet.rygvor all. Write P.O. Box 1037. Ky, tone Heights 326.54 or call 1732461 _ ._ 0 ~~,_ Help Wanted Evening Herald Shop Anytime, w.,VAM ____________ r - . - pJ, _________ ns Never Close, - - r Colt Wei Driltg - WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER Pest Control rn additions, patios, Paneling, oors & windows installed, Sifting interior, exterior. Free itiinate. 372 936.5 ART flRO001 PEST CONTVOL 7547 Park Drive 322546.5 DOITIONS & REMODELING CALL BILL I 475 3171 Lake M..1r'y)73 CIII JIM Rowe Pest Control 2O?6 Iroquois Av e . Sanford, 372 7070 SYSTEMS All types and sizes Werepatr and wr.iic, STINF MACHINE & SUPPLY CO -. - - .'J? Vv 2nd 51 3374437 WeldIng GENERAL WELDING TRAILER REPAIRS 323 3900 323 £tLl ".'",_ �_______ ________ . - - i-i---- -gq r- . . i - - I 1013-Evenin g Hera ld __ . 1438 French Ave. Next To Winn Dixie MMTO HE IN DOC7M PNMGMTM Teachers Get 100 Jobs Back il( modification of last year's system this year than fast year. system- . 7q O . -_ All but One of the teachers to the School system for each same time fast Year there were GILLETTE employed by the Seminole studeni Last )- ear the school 1,271, according to Gatche). He BORDEN'S County selioul system last year office receivd $579 per student, attributed the rise to the four I avebeenrehiredforthe A but offida a1d,the apparen t new schools. HT GUARD c ii r n n r nt' 75 school year despite earlier increase is not the windfall it I ___ "Even though there was • Jr_UlDgR, __ ANTI•PERSPIRANT p'edicttonst)'atmorethan 100 seem.ctnb Otherern.ncctl) tilt -,;. Ieacz*rs would lose their jobs. lx' taken from that 1745 were size ur OKY until there Was a firm I School ofIic4aLs n the per- addedandtheschoo)boarcJ student count in September 1 8 OX. sonnel office said they initia lly levy only eight mills this feel we wi . ll still have to hire believed there would be a coming year. Themill DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE ageitmu more teachers.. .probably at reduction in the size of both the had beensetatlornills. LIMIT 1 the elementary level," Gatchel LIMIT I instructional and nonAccording to school officials said.'That'smy best 4DAYSONLY g 40A VS ONLY lnstrctionai slaffs due to the the problem t Precipitated right now, but that 's what we new system of funding, the fear 104 teachers would not have had to work with, declining growth rate and have jobs was uncertainty. educated guesses," he exchanges in school boundrie& They explained that since the plained. However, the opening ot four bulk of the funding comes from 4 -Cowley stlid some of the no new schools has taken up the I'M there is no way to know instructional personnel inav N CLEANSER , eputed shak for rJiu-', txittl) ho inuc [none) will be aldLd to the pa)roll when the AeN,nSEPTIC according to StewartGatchel, available because the funds are student count is returned. "We OZ, V director of personnel Efforts ed on the yet4bkno have as ked prindds of the are still undeay to Imd a b student enllment. ' Oz. new schoola to give prima DISCOUNT PRICt for the last teacher, offidala "Wceectaalxpercent LIMIT 1 consideration to the say. LIMIT i in enllment this )ear, (30,8& DISCOUNT PRICE nsdtionl people emplo)ed On the other hand, there are students), but there is no way to last year, but the 4 DAYS ONLY decision °n " DAYS ONLY 31 noinstrud tional personnel know for sure un til school h ing ir is up to the pri ncipal," who have not been rehired, opens," Harris said. Lut year Cowley said. -_ . ~ W according to Ernest Cowley, Seminole's student enrollmert . .. Teacher aides, custodians , 's I 'L-N assistant director of Personnel. Jumped 12 per cent (28,569 and secretaries comprise ... . L . the Following a recent school students) from the previous 1 ! .. J . majority of non-instructional --- " I .I board meeting while PrinciPills Year, Harris Said. e e DIVPersonnel who have not been . and athletic c3aches were School officials explained rehired to date, Cowley said. . 1 i i i i i i i i ~ ~ ~ ~111~ ~ " O ranted a pay hike, Cowley said they also had to coder that isi There are still some it decision wo ul d result in 47 all school personnel would be vacancies for teachers but the 'n-instructional personnel earnIng 8.3 per cent more 'penings are mainly in "The Ornanizer" Digit Electronic 'slng their joL. He later money this year. Over and specialty positions such as I Tn-Wing alDended that statement and above that across the board I industrial arts, exceptional said the decision to redure th,e raise, pincipals and coaches 0 %P.W acher C t staff had been made in April got a boost up to 24 per cent. coach combinations, Gatchel Model #NS-W (Prior to the approval of the School board members closed said. ,_ I -J-----J -,.q L%Js Is " raises). Cowley d the raises the doors on all other raIs Should the student enreUt for principals and coaches until a study is completed. exceed the projection then would not "direct.1y" cause a Despite the fear that many there wW be more F'TE funds Loose leaf binder and clip board Pocket size. aid, staff reducUon. subtracts, muffl. in one. Six pockets to separate teachers would not be relAred available wtLich would probably The officials explained that - there wW be more teachers result in t.be hu* of more Reg. plies and divides and organize papers. 013 2.49 0 Two place ndthg systen-a °' the riew employed the County 00 decimal - ... 'g -- v ___________ - - _-----___-_-____•Uj__-_-- F11,M4 *-.'~'t ". L - 16 .172-8270 9:T 4 -- 1 . - 1 -!M F?O a C . ..-. ~*_ (4- we fill .. B LOSeS ~ - - w i •. _ .Za_ P4 t7l I -- --.-.- . "MUNW, -400wom 6--P I - - . . • : . . ... - i~ - VIVA 4. L- I - _ 11 __~ Al— - ' ~_______ - I . Z 0_ V' I . $ llI- I L i irn I - 4 ' - -&ZA-AftV12" I Cha r es 0 BY1HRJSNEION ,, 9 loda) s hearing centered M yers received the entire flerald Staff Writer . `-, - - . To Dr P V : . I I , ... z r, - __" . . Irm , V . ; - I __ ; Ii, .. ~ ; J - 1. . over TOWELS . !& '0 / :.: 52000 prescrIptions a dayl Lic 1'ERINE I . ,j:. SUPERK DISCOUNT-p IC PRESCRIPTION: CAN HELP' One reason why I _emU . . I =------ 1 In tttnrnn) to th state Suspended Altamonte resigned as an Altamonte city Counciinmn Dan Dorfman. '1J7 Due un grand jury investigation Myers 0#1 Users A ccnrted -1 ___ - _____ ___ - - JAMMED ._______9 __-__ - : IrSpIly MaYMOne Stick , . I 4Home Permanent I 47 ItBodylm er te a n ounci i n es ' Crayons ,., ,,,, - ir r ote ' st'le ff ave Walls Hair .- $ __- Pollu ion .aws 1% Mean - i er i11s -Scmb - Medicated uOOuii flCIu - _____ 19 Cover Crayola FILLER PAPFwR ' \ 2 2. 39 %ftingw1on So - '"' ,ftt Erasers - _______ . - --- .' - .. ,. I - r ~r I 4, !~~_ - - Onarl Child's Plastk Lunch Kit ga in _____ d --% _______ - I I Bionft r C_7 I. - . - - . Cost Index It r -er testimony by unindicted amount, then later sa ing the LU wipirator Don,%Iyers, whu cash was split with City wider's' questioning and the councilman during the grand Myers said no perjury admitted he perjured himself, Don Bundy tray stand trial jury probe, that he never wa3But logo -. plotted by the pair, and according to prosecutor Claude Sept 9 on charges he conspired conspired with Build) to lie to that while both men sub- Van Hook. BOUNTY 4 flA to commit perjury, unless a the state attorney's office about sequently recalled the actual NL Judge Williams, ho,AeVer, slate appeals court changes F campaign contribution dIspitionofthemone>, it was said a reading of various mind on an unrelated case, Myers admitted he and only after they were questioned clearly owed that Se minole Circuit Court Judge Bundy lied about the money to by state attorney's in- a favorable interpretation could " Volie Williams said toda) the grand jury b) claiming sestigator Jack Fulenwider b made of Myers' testimony, TabI Williams reluctanil) deni ed ... Revamping of the SR 436 bridge over Interstate 14 In Al tS I ALTAMONTE'S and that criminal law rules from four lanes to seven defense attorney Newman I is well underi42Y. It Is hoped that the revamping will allev:ate somewhat daily traffic jams at the - require a favorable inference to I Brock's motion to throw out two . much traveled Intersection. Completion of the job, tied In _. be made if possible. 13 oz. 19 ) ATRAFFIC with other area road Improvements, Adom - of the remaining three grand . however, Is expected to take 12 more months. Rather than two lanes in either direction, the I .~,,._,r jury indictments against Bundy -_ , ___ Van Hook argued that such an - - - - _____:_ -1 -_ re%- amped bridge will also have two left turn Westbound lanes onto 1-4 and one left turn castbound Limit I ; because of an appeals court inference was a matter of fact 4. 1. lant, to 1-4. A traffic count by the state Department of Transportation prior to the opening of the decision reaching Sanford -_ _: and not law, and should be left -Mtarnonte Mall last summer at the N- SR 436 Fpot A , St c es g -9 to a Jury to decide. intersection. The ruling reversed Ill IJIU 2-oz. 1*14W Williams said that because of Williams' order last summer -11 r .01 Paim Beach appeats court the throwing out perjury charges decision in the traffic case, ,_ .-. --against a woman accused of ~ I ~ ~~ ~~ ~~ "which I think Is clearly in X, , lying to protect a friend in a ... J^ f . --. error and will be reversed" on drunk driving case. I appeal by the defenw, he could Ilie Fuurth District Court of . I not allow testimony today by Appeals in Palm Beach said Slyers to clear up the matter. williams erred in hearing 41 111111111111111111111111111= witnesses and holding a "mini "Counts two and three trial" prior to the actual wal. I (against Bundy should go out ~ Today's action means that the window, but under the law, I . _. 95 a7ed 71 W charges agairst ex-Altamonte 4 can't go against the coat which Mayor LawTence Swofford and sits above me," the Judge told Colorful two-lone h NELN BROCK JUDGE WIt.1,11AMS county zoning board member Brock. able carrying case with -) B DONNA for more advisory boards iii. chief administrative official Whdflflk3 IC a wi flstandr (i Herald Staff Writer cluding a personnel board to 'and the council's powers wmdd the time being. i 0 II A Defense attorneys for both arbitrate differences between be strictly legislative, under the ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-M en*yes and m.anagement and charter. men had been awaiting the 40i. ii The proposed new city charter a board to redlatrjct the city iooutcome of Bundy's case. In Reg will be on the Nov. 4 general Mrs. Richards said the 13- prior hearings. Williams and Uee . I 190 ;, Reg. ,.atV% elect-Ion ballot for adoption or number charter study group Cutmt) Court Judge llaro I ,66 WASHJNGMN (AP) -- The 1.99 WWrImell boairdwould I 09 rejection, Mayor Norman whHe comsidering a new charter Johrmn had dismissed severgif coat of living e ehWthj hinve seven rileutbem. , fow Floyd said today. ,,&& - *oltv' eins- Imict, -Ith nt,wa of -..e charges of a per cent In July despite an , agal= the trio. 130x 7z. . "There is no doubt In my WASHINGTON (AP)-Ten oil companies 1, easi.ng in the incre&w in food - 0 ( I , , ol6 commIsio ad three emother municipa . 4 mind that it will be on the have agreed to repay some $7 mi hon in al'. .~ . .* lities. One deal with the merits of the Prices, the government said to. P4 - O.10YeS elected by the brL Reg. 2 tor 2.41 t November ballot," Floyd said, I day change put in the charter traffic cam, and a%, ( ,icled met, ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) #t leged overcharges to their CUstomers, the 1 %It! I - meet them i new residents) at growth, but to encourage it in Odding if It is not it will be a ( ') ' City elections would be held becuase of financia . . The July report marked only l difficulties Iling what has become a prime Florida power coinpany offi. Federal Energy Administration repor. ~ 200 waste of the taxpayers' money. her than in other areas concerned dispute in the the county hrx- and Usirottle counties which we second time thIs year the the -- Altamonte cials sa state V k In addion, agency officia pollution-control them and take their car away." on Jan. 18, 1972, b re the dirtiest December and while coun. budgeting. Sheets said on \\\\ mony fn ut which have in political corruption case - the laws must be weakened or co gn o14 N The non-degradation nile of cleaned up," Hopping said. - It Thesdav that four other oil comnjes have cilmen term would remain at charter will be '° Pkt. ment's Coer 'I ' ce index utWty The new charter bans city power of state attorney in- s=ers will be pay-ingper Reg. two years, Use mayor's term of November hinges on the city bftn notified they cent the Florida Pollution Control discourages growth. new . $ vestigators to subpoena and bills that are 20 to 100 mpt Board prohibits any lowering of sources, new employment by fice would be extended to officials from switching interrogate witnesses in the hier by 1983. council. Council Indicated iarges oing some 49 The July increase would miwon. three ye ar s. earher . department funds to other absence of an attorney air quality in counties based on whatever name you call it, in this week a series of amwt to an annual for the The overcharges s m from VioIaUo aft"vI departments and prohibits a The Florida Electric Power airuaUty leveis measured in the counties which were cleaner the explanatory workshops wW be flaU of 9.6 per cent, 1ll state. . FEA's pricing regulations. Coordinating Group estimated January C commission from exceeding its IS71 called before the stamp of ___________________________________________ ahead of last year,s8.8 per cent air counties on the arbiLrary Snoopy Williams last week sup- Wednesday that $1 million cxbudget without going to a . approval Is "Its impact is not to prevent date of Jan. 18, l2." ve Of the 10 cOmPan:les, four were ordered to n. Seminole __ inflation tate. pressed such testimoney by Ruler tra a year would be needed to ., referendum. flections Supervisor Camilla I Prices as of July 31 were 11.8 bar price increases and to roll back prices and Bundy fo rming the 1 is of the meet the slate's stringent air S 'Bruce said today she has to i per cent higher than in July .I ~. The apportionment section of perjury indictments, and and water Poflution control -1 take other steps until overcharges totaling Battery I, have a formal resolution and 1973. the government said. That " the charter requires the city to blasted State Atty. Abbott laws. $58.2 million are made up. The FEA identified Powered er than -bANDAID is the biggest 12-monLh jumped be restricted every three years. Herring for allowing such inThe prediction and estirnate the firms as Ashland, Charter, Conoco and .), I. A'd since the year ending Septe A citizens committee, apterrogation despite being were made at a seminar being Pen Koch. power 1; ' theThe baflot wording no tat charter study advisory I ,............, her 17, when the increase was ' 1111 pointed to do the redistricting warned during a union arson attended by state Public Serv. penci commit tee, headed by former for 12.6 per cenL ne oer six comn1es, wc U & ' i would submit a recom. case earfier this year. ice Commissio uox so Rg. sc ' ners and officials city clerk Jane Richards, The Labor refim~ artment'g Bumendation to the council. If Herring, who met behind of the electrical utilities they to name, voluntarily agreed to roU nch Ioq kds! 6.99 Reg. coundl failed to act on the closed doors with Williams re gulate. ck prices totaling 5 5 million wi thout a II)S ANGEl,ES f AP)-Congress may be asked to raise \ \ preparing a completely new owever. workers pg to Sanford airport manager He also a member of Sanford the federal excie lax on gasoline by as much as W cen ts a formal order from the agency. These com charter. Earlier this week she .I J.S. gain grouncl last month in their "lied" Cleveland was Rotary Club, the Elks and the automatically come law appeal the judge's decision to treme reations ... goallon in a move to fight I.-iflation and conserve energy, panies had been accused of illegally ___ _ • ______ ) J janded the document oser to do not elected president of the Flori da Sanford First Presbyterian race with inflation the Los Angeles Times reported today suppress testimony made only benefit the general public in creasing diesel fuel prices and rvice station . . the city council for Its Spendable earnings, after t o his Insestlgdtors dw .• any wa com 1he Tillies, quoted unidentified administration sources rents and incorrectly com'tin base prices Commissioners would run at examination and reconnended parabic to the sast at their fourth annual con tang account icr inflation, L44ól(( Neither Herring nor Williams amounts of money xs saying the Ford adusinistration estimates suh in necessary to large, but tontinue to be e special November election. prounti cos1s a.. moved up by twO-tenths of I per i wo uld discuss their (fleeting, acc c (rcasM gasoline taxes could reduce consumption by as er I omplish the rregulations" required to reside in a given which came after a series of Notiag the proposed new Cent Cleseland, formerl) vice agreements with firms in other parts (;f the lflU( h dS 5 per cent That would put pressure on oil Curtis If. Stanton, FCG chair. All Cotton (I1Skt charter is brief and concise, But since it %as only the sec. 5 c COUflV ritical statements b) the judge man, t-xlx,rting nations to lower their prices for crude oil and Pkg of 6 Peg 1 29 frs Richards said it prosides said the laws should con has been Sanford's airport ond montiily increase thIs year, Bi fold porlfolto with pad and A trengthtn the dollar by reducing US oil Imports the nn ifl ute new istrat.ion form with federal regulations, An FEA spokesman said that in many in. more citizen involvement in the real spendable earnings were file pockets. I'mies quoted its sources as saying. charter is council raising its .of justice in seseral cases, which are not as stringent He manager for more an Req 9 . .4s 4ft Aances the vzoiaticns were lnaaverwnt 1ty go%ernen', c9cH, per cent less than a year 'U" ng th,2 Aftanwfitt: put. also said the state laws are dis, V urlunistratIon economic ads isers beliese own sa.ary The uocument billion I efines the roles of the mayor cause O no graphy warehouse case %%ould be raised in additional gasoline tax revenues, and guised ngrowth policies requires that pay raises for nd council and presides that The major factors pushmg up the cocrence was aort I tt it could be used to reduce income ta xes for familits ( mm ss o er be aop e Williams Monclay declared "Florida's no-clegradation e city council will be known as Prit'" in July, the departmer %% ith annual incomes less than $20,000 or to help balance prior to a new r ille gal a search warrant rule, which is designed to P The victims of the overcharges ranged , 1, o- ; Many charming J a commission said, were higher interests th federal budget , the Tunes said authorizing the pornography tect c-xisting clean-air areas of mans of Florida's local letters on 3/8" colored tape. throughout the disbution chain from large ~J A ma or reason for the govemments show lack of in. The for home buyers and qo-ooe charter study 1 committee r aid and seizure accusing the slate, te nds *rhe income tax reduction would more than balance the Don I lose it label ii' to locate new terest in controlli change to city conunission was terminal operators to consumers. and vir~11 higher Prices on cars, medical ng con officially went out of existence Herring crease in gasoline levies for lower and middle-Incvine of political sources of generation in al. 11 gender, Mrs Richard said, C and restant meals. tuallu all str.ict-ion of tall structures near oleum rroduc were involved r unilies the limes quoted its sources as saying r -when it handed in its final denlogoguery and hypocrisy in ready urbanized areas and dis' noting that while a woman The iflCse in prices the spokesman said. report to the council Mrs for The paper said its sources emphasized that prospects his antImut campaign courage the location of facilities legislator in the city is now consinced that we can work Richards said the group had fir passage of an mc ea • a ne tax gasol i wou, epe in That decision came just three and growth in the rural areas," -1 The actions were taken during the fit sixi J ' Holiday ce gns together." of s knLs a penny in Junc to known as a council"man", the ---..----, decided however to stay in- da ys after Williams compared he said. iirt on whether congressional leaders thought It could be I .0 WV month study of oil com pa ny operations, which a two-tenth, of a cent jump in genderlem commissioner tiUe The new president is a Navy formally organized to i approved before Cengress adjourms, probably i see the Herring's tactics in the political Req FCG counsel Wade Hopping retiree with the rank of cornII €ndedjune30 bytheagency'sre(Ineryau(if July Thelati'stnatjonajaver is appropria te for ei th er x ( tbt r charter tluough the November corruption case to those of the BOX of 20 1' $ k She said the new charter calls review program The FEA said its 90-member g P11 e lection ---_ --U--,-.-,._2O23 Gal Russian secret polic da's polics ireans ou d hase to \ ( rodited irport F ecuti cc __ --id Aaff is in the 111i(LSt of its sf-Tond round of J hF ISP (IF } . 1) 11A~_"N FwKI Prices actually rose by audits. gill I VOW one-tenth of one per cent. But BOX Of 18 . ~ I The four companies susPeCtCd Of over. IV 7? PARTLY C'.OUDY ~ because they Imay rise inuoth 0 . charges of $90.7 million 1mve been given an I ~~. 7 pwil ~.r,* -";" M 4 I partment adjusted the change - P1 M~~~N=~~~~ opportunity to explain their procedures. !, Reg. i 0 __ - __ f , , W f sulafr knths of one per t was % ~~ Parents were up in arms last winter when it was %kho %iolWes the law can have his bicycle imcmt drop as far w the gov. 1.1_4 ,R> Al least one hand must be kept uIx,n the tow ~,pt'ctcd Io in.sure that it is in go(KI mechanical announced that bii,clists dea th s tncrcase 39 per powided (in court order for whatever period of time to I handlebars at all for I fl L Weather details Page 2A. c(indition, that reflectors and lights are in place and • • cent during the energy criiis months of Nov., I 97 the urt (teems necesar) • The price of beef, daI p in working or der Feb., 1974 compared with the same four-month Reg. 55 & S9 Each The regulations cpritained in Chapter 316.11 are 9. After sundown. every bicycle inust be MIS, e9p WW ft-uh Wi is, I period a year age. stated: cquipped ,A ith a laillp ion frunt exhibiting a white lie also suggested that renectorited tapes be gr"r& IN o m Mit The blame was given to the change to daylight 1. iyclist hne the same privileges of the road dlined light visible for 500 feet and a red light visible for 500 sewn on shirts and jackets. "This simple and saviny,s time which meant students riding bicycles .-is motorists, but must follow the smile laws. feet to the rear. except a reflector may be used at I WMPM Fresh Vegetable prices cleir.-Apensive proce to h('oI often 0 left home before cia) light Ih, .- rear Bicyclists must ride astrido: a permanent dlined esen more than usual %talting at'*Ws st(Ts much more visible to passing tachtd Grocery store prices in Hiotorists 10 during earls mnornin hours, F ast said Police (7hief Justus East of Altamoote Springs t parent or guardian ina.s authorize or The Sbin 'n Trim physical evening to Increase muscle tone creased l try, P No bicycle shall be used to \ru un d the Clo-.k y more persolis " WA suggests, howeser, that the real culprit in the perinit a child to violate die bicvcl e law. fs proam at Sninola and physical f1tnez. plus andeAs andI 'tier, the kc was designed to carry In othcr words, Mad. From A anci ba k. l deaths , 'nan rn ws pr hte)rI safet) II The law applies wheneser a bicycle is 12 t Fo Color Ncostive pn t'wing tr is only ut tnterections 1u1J not to step into the I Calendar Reg. 'jerated upon ans public street or biude path ' l Or Slide Ettucation faculty will resume start of the series and again at EACH 4. Freerlding trt(' b~hanging (onto a moving vehicle from bthindirktdttrstanding sethcles,he However, Uie food pri Tce slug. 1.09 C1111 Pk. 8B ( " " classes at 5:15 p.m., Sept 3. the ncIuon of the is rrctiibite 3 Per Coupon ram, gishnes in July did not rIect 12. Persons ature may not ride upon roller skates or I Req. EXPIRES LiMil lim 'n often wi th grang Coupon Must fi Reg. Reg. 5. Bicyclists must ride with the flow of traffic as w hich went into ef feet Jan, 1, 1972 has been largely dtg. healthy Increases already arAbby ----- -----ISA EXPIRES (other devises upon any roadway except while I AU 24 Accompiny Order 2lt -AS for 1110torists, the Altamonte Springs police 79c working thdr way up to & I 814 far to the right of the roadway as possible. AUG 24 I ignored by parents and bue'ellsth. Dr-Crane I ---. cros.sing a street on a crosswalk and except where I . 8A OA YS ONL Y department will be strictly enforcing speed limi each Tueay and Thursday calling the junior edlle fi Hlcyc"Ists nu ride not more than two authorized by sta te, county or municipal governdt'5ignated schI zont, East said. lear and i b t tIR't Horoscope ----------- lB E3 "W want this to be th e safest sch oo l year in our penalty for arkilor v+-n Itm-m4- trn.p- - - 7. If a hicycle pkith Is available it iniist be used IIpilal . East also suggested (tuit of bic) cks for up to 90 cia)s A juvenile rat he r (kin (he roadwa) Obituaries and freni schl b} c)cle hase the bi dc in itizt ns ____________________ - _ 414 . QTS COME t PHONE 14 SIZE . - ___________ ~ I -_ Ri b I %~~F d prjcelOe,If; Jrd,Florida called .. _ No. !Thursday, August 22,1974 -- the full time This year 1,360 teachers are equivalency ; FTE) grants $745 now on the payroll and at the - 0 67th Year, By MARK WEINTZ Herald Staff Wrftter a Wednesday, August 21. 1974 i -- _= - ' - - - - 12"Wooden . ' - Sharpener - I Assorted Colors t Ban riSi C - - Pmtractor Ruler The Van Class Ford May Seek Oct. 2$ tFIDS I -' e as fl w - _-.' .I... -. f ~~__- --- - _Ital rport Leaders e ect ax i.~ eve an s or 11 ' OiO 0 r.1. 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